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DAILY GLOBE Thursday, January 2, 2020 Cloudy yourdailyglobe.com | High: 34 | Low: 20 | Details, page 2 HAPPY NEW YEAR rings in 2020

By TOM LAVENTURE [email protected] IRONWOOD TOWNSHIP – The fireworks were vivid under star-filled skies and covered ski hills and the sounds crackled sharply in the cold air to give crowds of patrons and communi- ty a memorial New Year’s Eve cel- ebration. It was convenient for people wanting to see more than one dis- play. The torchlight parade and fireworks got underway just before 8 p.m. at Resort. That left enough time to drive over to enjoy another torchlight parade and fireworks display at Black- jack Mountain starting at 10 p.m. “This is the 60th birthday of Indianhead Mountain,” said a staffer on the phone Tuesday. “It’s a special one this year.” The torchlight parade at Black- jack and Powderhorn included resort staff and advanced skiers. There is no lighting on the hill except for a spotlight placed on the top to help the skiers see the contours of the snow. The skiers hold flares that gave the dazzling contrast of red against the white snow. “You just follow the guy in front of you,” said Scott Leipzig, of Oshkosh, Wisconsin, who was Tom LaVenture/Daily Globe a skier in the torchlight parade at SKIERS TAKING part in a New Year’s Eve torchlight parade come down a slope making an “S” shape at Big Powderhorn Mountain Big Powderhorn Mountain, along Resort. with relative Dennis Leipzig of Minneapolis. camera on top of his helmet to area cabin for the holidays and ter place to be.” Powderhorn appreciate the tradi- “We have a cabin up here and capture the torchlight parade hasn’t missed a New Year’s Eve at Just before the torchlight tion, said Cathy Flory, marketing we always manage to wind up experience from the skier’s per- the ski hills going on 20 years. parade at Powderhorn the crowd and special events coordinator at here for the fireworks because it’s spective. “This is a tradition for us to was treated to a fire-spinning Powderhorn. Some families have pretty awesome with the white,” “It’s just fun,” he said. “There come here for the New Year’s Eve, show from Amy Nosal and Nicole been coming here for more than Scott Leipzig said. “Usually, you are good colors and it is about for the fireworks, the festivities Lahti to the meditative sounds of 50 years and part of what keeps are used to the Fourth of July giving people something to look and the crowds,” Nancy Leipzig guitarist Graham Baldwin, who the tradition alive is wanting to with everything up there, but at.” said. “The torchlight is always a later performed in the chalet. share that experience with suc- now because of the mountain Watching at the bottom of the lot of fun, whether you are partic- Nosal spun with two hand- cessive generations, she said. being white the fireworks reflect hill in full New Year’s regalia was ipating in it or you are watching it held torches, while Lahti spun “There is a lot of tradition in off of that and it’s just great.” Nancy Leipzig, who is Scott’s from the ground. The fireworks with a four-torch Hula Hoop. the New Year’s events,” Flory Dennis Leipzig had a GoPro wife. The family vacations at an are phenomenal. There is no bet- The families who come to said. “It really means a lot.” NOON YEAR’S EVE Sisu Endurance Team KIDS ENJOY falling bal- loons as the clock struck registration under way noon Tuesday as part of the Noon Year’s Eve HURLEY – Registration is cur- allows youth to explore other party for kids. The event rently open for those interested great trail systems in our area, was put together by the in participating in this year’s Sisu such as MECCA, Uller and Mon- Mercer Public Library in Endurance Team cross-country treal Historical Ski Trails.” the community center. ski program, with a free try-it-out The team will meet Sundays The kids include from day Sunday for those considering between Jan. 19 and March 1 at left Cam Schmidt, Kil- joining the team. ABR. All skill levels are welcome lian Federwitz, Brooks The try-it-out day is scheduled to participate in the seven-week Lundquist catching a from 2-3:30 p.m. Sunday at ABR program. red balloon; Victor Fed- Ski Trails in Erwin Township. New this year, intermediate erwitz holding a white The program has been extend- skiers are also welcome to partic- balloon; Lola Wilson, 7, ed to kindergarteners and first ipate in the team’s Wolverine holding a green balloon; graders this year, according to a Wednesdays at the Wolverine Teresa Schmidt, library team spokesperson, meaning Nordic Ski Trails in Ironwood director, and Ayden kids K-12 can join the team. It is Township Jan. 22-Feb. 25. Nehaus, ready to catch open to students in both Gogebic For more information, visit an orange balloon. and Iron counties. the Sisu Endurance Team’s Face- “This is a great opportunity book page or contact Iron Coun- Tom LaVenture/Daily Globe for area youth who may be inter- ty 4-H Youth Development Edu- ested in (cross-country) cator Neil Klemme at 715-561- but don’t have equipment to use,” 2695. Mercer library holds kids New Year’s celebration the spokesperson said. “It also —Richard Jenkins By TOM LAVENTURE balloons dropped from the ceil- Schmidt and Katie Schmidt, two [email protected] ing. The kids had a chance to Mercer teens who said they MERCER, Wis. – Kids who hoot and holler just like the enjoyed helping the kids with UPPCO to begin lowering reservoir water levels can’t stay up late miss out on the adults would likely do 12 hours face painting 2020 art, detailing would be lowering the water lev- New Year’s Eve countdown to later. a personalized 2020 calendar n Victoria Dam, els at Victoria Dam, Bond Falls midnight and so the Mercer “I just thought there weren’t and making the noisemakers. Bond Falls, Lake and Lake Gogebic this month in Public Library created a “Noon too many activities scheduled “I love the Mercer Library Gogebic scheduled anticipation of melting snow and Year’s Day” celebration just for for kids here in Mercer during and I love to celebrate the New precipitation this spring. them. the holiday break,” said Teresa Year and this is during the day,” for this month “Water level changes can lead to A group of children and par- Schmidt, library director. “This said Melody Wilson, a Mercer MARQUETTE – The Upper unsafe ice conditions due to forma- ents enjoyed a morning of is a fun way to celebrate the hol- area parent. “It’s always fun for Peninsula Power Company is tion of an air gap beneath the ice,” snacks and arts and crafts that iday without trying to stay up the kids to come, and it’s for all beginning its annual process of UPPCO Vice President Brett including making noisemakers until midnight.” age groups.” lowering the water levels at its to use when the projected count- Schmidt’s assistants includ- reservoirs around the region. down to midnight hit zero and ed parents along with Erin The company said Monday it MERCER — page 5 LEVELS — page 5 TODAY INDEX Cloudy — Details, page 2 Celebrations ...... 7 75 cents Classifieds . . . . .13-15 Wednesday Today’s records Snowfall Comics ...... 11-12 Vol. 101, No. 35 High 29 High 42 (1926) 48 hours to 7 a.m. Community ...... 3 Low 12 Low -29 (1979) Wednesday 13.8 in. 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This gives a temperature of what ththe he air feels like on the skin. Answer: “To be able to have quality product for those Wednesday from a Chicago (recreational marijuana) who wish to consume. We dispensary, WBBM-TV here is just mind-bog- encourage our customers reported. gling,” Mejia told the to be responsible.” “I’m here to celebrate a Lawmakers pledge ERA will Chicago Sun-Times after Mary Yazel-Muska, 65, big day in Illinois,” Stratton buying an eighth of an told the Chicago Tribune said. pass in Virginia. Then what? ounce called “Motor- that she planned to cele- Pritzker’s administra- breath.” brate her purchase from a tion said “Illinois has RICHMOND, Va. (AP) – rescind their initial sup- admitted to the historically Illinois already allowed dispensary in suburban achieved a monumental Supporters of the Equal port for the amendment. all-male Virginia Military medical marijuana, but it is Mundelein with cham- milestone” with the launch Rights Amendment are so At least one legal chal- Institute. “And it is only now the 11th state to allow pagne and edibles at home of legalized cannabis. confident Virginia is on the lenge is already underway. poetic justice that now we its use and sale for recre- with her boyfriend. It “includes communi- verge of becoming the criti- Alabama, Louisiana and stand on the right side of ational purposes. The law “I’m a responsible ties left behind for far too cal 38th state to ratify the South Dakota filed a law- history and finally give approved by the Democrat- human being,” Yazel- long, creates good jobs and gender equality measure, suit in federal court in mid- women their full constitu- ic-controlled Legislature Muska said. “I own a expunges thousands of they are already making December seeking to pre- tional equality.” and signed by Democratic home. I worked for a bank records for those who have plans for how they will cel- vent the U.S. archivist from After a ratification vote, Gov. J.B. Pritzker allows as a fraud investigator for lost out on opportunities ebrate. accepting a new ratifica- Virginia is expected to sub- people 21 or older to pos- 20 years. I rescue dogs. I and ends prohibition,” said But that jubilation tion. mit copies of the state’s res- sess of up to 30 grams volunteer. I take care of my Toi Hutchinson, senior could be largely symbolic. In Virginia, the ERA’s olution to the U.S. (1.06 ounces) of cannabis 93-year-old mother. It’s not advisor to the governor for Despite broad support for future is bright: Democrats archivist. State Attorney flower and up to 5 grams like we’re all a bunch of Cannabis Control. the amendment in the who seized control of the General Mark Herring said (0.17 ounces) of cannabis hippies.” But a national alliance state, the ERA’s prospects state legislature in Novem- when that happens, he will concentrate. Cannabis sales could that opposes marijuana nationally are substantially ber say there is unanimous include legal arguments in Pamela Althoff, execu- generate $250 million for legalization said Tuesday more complicated. support in both their support of the ERA. tive director of the Spring- Illinois by 2022, according night that marijuana com- The proposed 28th House and Senate caucus- Herring, who personal- field-based Cannabis Busi- to estimates by state offi- mercialization is a bad amendment to the U.S. es. ly supports the proposed ness Association of Illinois, cials. idea. Constitution faces a host of “It will pass,” Virginia amendment, said his office told The Associated Press Neighboring “In the end, big pot only likely legal challenges and House Speaker-elect Eileen has been preparing for a that she spent much of made recreational marijua- cares about being able to vehement opposition from Filler-Corn said pointedly long time for potential Wednesday morning in na legal starting Dec. 1. peddle its addictive, highly conservative activists who at a recent news conference challenges to Virginia’s rat- Chicago and the city’s Missouri voters made med- potent products in disad- depict the ERA as a threat attended by cheering advo- ification. northwestern suburbs. She ical marijuana legal in vantaged communities as it to their stances on abor- cates, some of whom have “If we have to go to said wait times of up to 2018, but the state is still takes its playbook from big tion and transgender been working on the issue court, I won’t hesitate,” he three hours were getting working on licensing busi- tobacco,” said Kevin Sabet, rights. for decades. said. shorter as the day pro- nesses. The sale and use of president of Smart The passage of time is Virginia supporters Emily Martin, general gressed. weed for any reason still Approaches to Marijuana. also a factor. When the have framed ERA ratifica- counsel for the National “It has been joyous and are illegal in Indiana and “This what we have seen in measure passed Congress tion as a chance to rebut Women’s Law Center – well-run,” she said. “People Wisconsin. every single state that has in 1972, lawmakers the state’s long history of which supports the ERA – are extraordinarily courte- Michigan has 23 retail- gone down this road, and attached a 1977 ratification racist and intolerant poli- is uncertain what lies ous and civil.” ers licensed for adult-use we have no reason to deadline to it, then extend- cies. ahead. But she hopes that a Police were on-hand at recreational sales. Its sin- expect Illinois’ experience ed it to 1982. While the In the past, Virginia campaign for ERA ratifica- most shops mostly to con- gle-transaction limit is the to be any different.” Democrat-controlled “fought against desegrega- tion will kindle a new surge House of Representatives is tion ... fought against inter- of women’s activism com- Militiamen withdraw from US likely to extend the dead- racial marriage ... fought parable to the women’s line again, the Republican- against women’s right to marches of 2016 and the Embassy but Iraq tensions linger controlled Senate may vote,” said Jennifer Carroll subsequent emergence of balk, increasing the Foy, chief patron of the the #MeToo movement. BAGHDAD (AP) – Iran- The withdrawal fol- on Wednesday set fire to chances of litigation. Law- House ratification resolu- “Mobilization around backed militiamen with- lowed calls from the gov- the reception area and suits also could be waged tion who is also a member ensuring women’s equality drew from the U.S. ernment and senior militia hurled stones at U.S. over an attempt by five of the black caucus and is really important at this Embassy compound in leaders. It ended a two-day Marines guarding the com- states in the 1970s to one of the first women moment when the Trump Baghdad on Wednesday crisis marked by the pound, who responded administration is going after two days of clashes breach of the largest and with tear gas. There were backward in so many ways with American security one of the most heavily for- no injuries on either side # # that are harmful to women forces, but U.S.-Iran ten- tified U.S. diplomatic mis- and no American staff were THIS DAY and girls,” she said, refer- sions remain high and sions in the world. evacuated from the com- ring to President Donald could spill over into fur- The attack and its pound. IN HISTORY Trump. ther violence. volatile aftermath prompt- The Popular Mobiliza- January 2 ed the Pentagon to send tion Forces, an umbrella • 1903 US President Theodore Roosevelt shuts down hundreds of additional group of state-allied mili- post office in Indianola, Miss., for refusing to accept troops to the Middle East tias – many backed by Iran its appointed postmistress because she was black. and U.S. Secretary of State – called on its supporters Mike Pompeo to delay a to withdraw in response to • 1906 Willis Carrier receives a US patent for the European and Central an appeal by the Iraqi gov- world’s first air conditioner. Asian trip. ernment, saying “your mes- • 1960 Senator John F. Kennedy announces his In an orchestrated sage has been received.” candidacy for the US Presidency. assault, hundreds of militi- By late afternoon the • 1966 Championship, Green amen and their supporters tents had been taken down Bay Packers beat , 23-12; first NFL broke into the embassy and the protesters relocat- title game televised in color; last one played before compound, destroying a ed to the opposite side of era. reception area, smashing the Tigris River, outside Today’s History was sponsored by windows and spraying the so-called Green Zone graffiti on walls to protest housing government U.S. airstrikes against an offices and foreign Iran-backed militia over embassies. U.S. Apache the weekend that killed 25 helicopters circled over- fighters. head. Hwy. 77, Iron Belt, WI (7 short miles W. Hurley) 715-561-5515 The U.S. blamed the “After achieving the militia for a rocket attack intended aim, we pulled Friday Fish Fry - Haddock, Perch, Bluegill & Shrimp on an Iraqi military base in out from this place tri- Saturday Prime Rib and Baby Back Ribs the northern city of Kirkuk umphantly,” said Fadhil al- Full Soup & Salad Bar Friday & Saturday last week that killed a U.S. Gezzi, a militia supporter. contractor. Thurs.-Sun. Fresh Broasted Chicken Dinner Specials The protesters set up a OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK ~ Serving Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner tent camp overnight and TENSIONS — page 8 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, 2020 3 LIBRARY CRAFTS Community Briefs

Red Hats is free for kids 10 and week. Michigan drivers are reschedule under. now paying an average luncheon Skis (classical waxless) price of $2.60 per gallon for and boots will be available regular unleaded. This IRONWOOD – The Red for kids, or they can use price is 13 cents more than Hat Society has resched- their own. this time last month and uled the December lun- Adults will be on hand about 55 cents more than cheon to the Elk and to introduce youth to the this time last year. Hound Restaurant in Iron- lifelong sport of cross Motorists are paying an wood on Jan. 9. The group country skiing. average of $39 for a full 15- will order at noon. Orga- Parents can walk along- gallon tank of gasoline; a nizers are asking members side their kids or cheer discount of $8 from when to bring Red Hat memora- from the sidelines. prices were their highest bilia. Reservations and can- There will be a bonfire, last May. cellations can be made cookies and hot chocolate. “While Michigan gas with Miriam at 906-667- All are welcome. No prices are higher compared 0116. experience necessary. to this time last year, this Gas prices up 11 year-over-year difference is Depot Dash planned likely due to higher crude IRONWOOD – The cents in Michigan oil prices this winter over annual Depot Dash Kids’ DEARBORN – Gas last,” said Adrienne Wood- Ski event will take place on prices in Michigan are up land, spokesperson, AAA– Jan. 10 at 4 p.m. The event 11 cents compared to last The Auto Club Group. UNKNOWN TOXINS

Megan Hughes/Daily Globe VOLUNTEERS PUT prepare an arts and crafts project for children at the Carnegie Library in Ironwood on Monday. From left are, Shawn Kasieta, Anna Oliver, Arlene Schneller and Maryna Rause. Michigan AG Nessel announces department restructuring

LANSING – As her first Administrator Division, led including additional staff year in office comes to a by a full-time public attorneys. close, Michigan Attorney administrator (the previ- –Expanded the work of General Dana Nessel has ous PA was a part-time the Criminal Division to realigned the department position). include four key initiatives: to strengthen important –Strengthened and 1) Public Integrity cases; functions, emphasizing expanded the Civil Rights 2)–In-custody Deaths; consumer protection, edu- Division by adding two 3) Officer-involved Shoot- Associated Press cation and safety along additional attorneys to ings; and THIS PHOTO, provided by Michigan Department of Transportation, show toxic with ensuring that key assist with civil rights cases 4) Cold Case Murders. chemical substances leaked along Interstate 696 on Dec. 20, 2019. The discovery investigations and initia- and moving three key –Hired a full-time vic- led to an investigation of an old industrial site near the interstate. State regulators tives are appropriately units, Hate Crimes, Wrong- tim advocate for the Clergy said high levels of multiple contaminants have been found in soil and groundwa- staffed to succeed. ful Imprisonment (WICA) Abuse Investigation Team. ter around the former Electro-Plating Services. “This first year in office and Conviction Integrity, –Expanded and has given me an opportuni- into the division. strengthened the Flint ty to identify the strengths –Expanded the depart- Criminal Prosecution Gov. Whitmer orders review of and weaknesses of the ment’s communications team, which now includes department in terms of division – now called the several career prosecutors, inspections after discovery of ooze staff assignments and pri- Office of Public Information investigators and two vic- orities,” said Nessel. “I and Education – to include tim advocates. By DAVID EGGERT EGLE to formally review its guilty in state court to ille- continue to be deeply and strengthen consumer –Strengthened environ- Associated Press pollution-inspection proce- gally transporting haz- impressed by the quality education, outreach and mental protections in the LANSING (AP) – Gov. dures to strengthen ardous waste. and commitment of the publication, along with Environment, Natural Gretchen Whitmer on enforcement and account- Whitmer said her attorneys in this depart- OK2SAY, Michigan’s stu- Resources and Agriculture Monday ordered Michi- ability. administration was look- ment and hope to always dent safety initiative. Division by adding two gan’s environmental agen- High levels of multiple ing into whether further be in a position to give –Bolstered the enforce- new staff attorneys, includ- cy to review its pollution- contaminants were found criminal charges could be them the resources they ment components in the ing one specifically desig- inspection procedures after in soil and groundwater at filed “against the polluter need to continue to be out- Corporate Oversight Divi- nated for environmental the discovery of a bright the site when an inspection who caused this mess.” standing attorneys for the sion by including con- prosecution. green substance along the was triggered after the Electro-Plating is no people of Michigan.” sumer protection intake –Hiring a full-time shoulder of a major inter- brightly colored goo was stranger to scrutiny from Nessel has taken the fol- and charitable trust. attorney in the Marquette state in suburban Detroit. seen Dec. 20 seeping state regulators. Since lowing actions to realign –Expanded the Corpo- office to better serve the Whitmer called the ooze through a concrete barrier 1996, state government the department as outlined rate Oversight Division needs of the residents in – groundwater contami- along Interstate 696. under governors from both below: with additional positions the U.P. and to help reduce nated by industrial waste Electro-Plating Services parties has taken action –Re-assigned four crim- to focus on Identity Theft costs associated with travel from Electro-Plating Ser- was shut down by state reg- against the company. inal attorneys to focus sole- and Michigan’s Robocall to the northern parts of the vices in Madison Heights – ulators in 2016 due to mis- The state earlier this ly on elder abuse investiga- Initiative. state. “very concerning” and said management of industrial year concluded that the tions and prosecutions. –Strengthened Child –Opened the Flint it shows the need for waste, after nearly 50 years site posed no risk to drink- –Established a Public and Youth Services by office. “broad reforms” to address of operation, and Madison ing water and there was a underfunding and under- Heights revoked the com- low risk for the migration staffing at the Department pany’s occupancy permit. of contaminates off site. Remains of Michigan soldier of Environment, Great The U.S. Environmental “This current incident Lakes and Energy follow- Protection Agency conduct- indicates that there may be killed in Korean War identified ing eight years of one-party ed a cleanup in 2017, a preferential flow path off- control in Lansing. removing toxic chemicals site that was previously HAMTRAMCK (AP) – Taejon, South Korea.After logical and chest radio- The Democrat urged the and pumping contaminat- unknown,” EGLE said in a The remains of a Michigan the war, Shelemba’s body graph comparison analy- Republican-led Legislature ed liquid from an earthen document released Mon- soldier who died in the Kore- was among the remains of sis, as well as circumstan- to help better fund the pit, but it “was not intend- day, adding that state and an War have been identified American soldiers recov- tial evidence, to identify agency and to pass stalled ed to address all environ- federal governments were 69 years after he went miss- ered from South Korean Shelemba’s remains. Democratic-sponsored leg- mental impacts,” the state evaluating the site for fur- ing in action. battlefields. Shelemba, who will be islation to ensure polluters has said. ther state-funded remedia- The Defense POW/MIA His body couldn’t be buried at Arlington Nation- pay for cleanup. In November, Electro- tion. Accounting Agency identified, and he was sub- al Cemetery in Virginia, “Working with federal Plating was sentenced to Michigan Attorney Gen- announced Monday that sequently buried at the was a member of Company and local partners, my probation and ordered to eral Dana Nessel said her Army Pfc. John Albert National Memorial Ceme- L, 3rd Battalion, 34th administration will stay pay nearly $1.5 million in department would do Shelemba’s remains were tery of the Pacific in Hon- Infantry Regiment, 24th focused on cleaning up cleanup costs to the EPA. everything in its power to identified in September. olulu, the Detroit Free Infantry Division.Military contaminated sites sooner, The owner, Gary Sayers, assist the Whitmer admin- The 19-year-old of Ham- Press reported. His officials said that remains addressing root causes and 77, was given a year in fed- istration, including by cre- tramck man was reported remains were disinterred of 7,602 Americans are still holding polluters account- eral prison for illegally ating a unit to focus on missing in action on July in October 2018 and scien- unaccounted for after the able,” Whitmer said in a storing hazardous waste. environmental prosecu- 20, 1950, while defending tists used dental, anthropo- Korean War. statement. She ordered In 2005, he had pleaded tions.

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Catholic Church fellowship area74.org. “Walk with me, your heart is new, I also fixed your lungs. hall, Ironwood. I fixed your feet, now you must choose to walk with me or run. ”As you Government Saturday, Jan. 4 walked, you took his hand. There’s something that you mentioned, “I’ll Bessemer Parks and miss the loved ones I leave behind, but I’m free at last in Heaven.” Cloverland300 E. Cloverland Dr., (U.S. 2) • Ironwood,Motors MI 49938 Recreation Commission, Union Station Food Forever missed, forever in my heart, your baby sister, Lon. www.cloverlandmotorsports.com Pantry and Northern Food 906-932-1202 l 4 THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, 2020 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Colleges dupe parents, taxpayers DAILY GLOBE Colleges have been around for Diversity in Higher Education, which centuries. College students have also is published by the American Psy- been around for centuries. Yet, col- chological Association. Sue Mizell, Publisher lege administrators assume that One wonders just how far spine- Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor today’s students have needs that less college administrators will go were unknown to their predecessors. when it comes to caving in to the Those needs include diversity and Walter E. demands of campus snowflakes who equity personnel, with massive bud- Williams have been taught that they must be gets to accommodate. protected against words, events and In Their Opinion According to Minding the Cam- deeds that do not fully conform to pus, Penn State University’s Office of their extremely limited, narrow- Time for Wisconsin to Vice Provost for Educational Equity minded beliefs built on sheer delu- employs 66 staff members. The Uni- imaginary grievances of an ever- sion. Generosity demands that we work toward agreement versity of Michigan currently growing number of “oppressed” forgive these precious snowflakes employs a diversity staff of 93 full- groups. Pulliam writes: “The mission and hope that they eventually grow on medical marijuana time diversity administrators, offi- of campus diversity officers is self- up. The real problem is with people cers, directors, vice provosts, deans, perpetuating. Affirmative action (i.e., assumed to be grown-ups – college “We’re going to be an island.” consultants, specialists, investiga- racial and ethnic preferences in professors and administrators – who That was the statement from state Rep. Tod Ohn- tors, managers, executive assistants, admissions) leads to grievance stud- serve their self-interest by tolerating stad, D-Kenosha, when asked about the possibility administrative assistants, analysts ies. Increased recognition of LGBTQ and giving aid and comfort to our that marijuana would become legal in Wisconsin. and coordinators. Amherst College, rights requires ever-greater accom- aberrant youth. Unless the cycle of Starting Jan. 1, recreational marijuana becomes with a student body of 1,800 stu- modation by the rest of the student promoting and nursing imaginary legal in Illinois. It’s already legal in Michigan. And dents employs 19 diversity people. body. Protecting ‘vulnerable’ groups grievances is ended, diversity Minnesota is one of 33 states that allow for medical Top college diversity bureaucrats from ‘hate speech’ and ‘microaggres- bureaucracies will take over our col- marijuana. earn salaries six figures, in some sions’ requires speech codes and leges and universities, supplanting And despite overwhelming public support for cases approaching $500,000 per bias-response teams (staffed by altogether the goal of higher educa- making medical marijuana legal in Wisconsin – a year. In the case of the University of diversocrats). Complaints must be tion. Marquette University Law School poll showed that Michigan, a quarter (26) of their investigated and adjudicated (by “Diversity” is the highest goal of 83% of Wisconsinites support legal medical marijua- diversity officers earn annual diversocrats). Fighting ‘toxic mas- students and professors who openly na – prospects of it happening soon seem dim. salaries of more than $100,000. If culinity’ and combating an imagi- detest those with whom they dis- Wisconsin Republican Senate Majority Leader you add generous fringe benefits and nary epidemic of campus sexual agree. These people support the very Scott Fitzgerald is strongly opposed to legalization, other expenses, you could easily be assault necessitate consent proto- antithesis of higher education with and when two of his GOP colleagues introduced a talking about $13 million a year in cols, training, and hearing proce- their withering attacks on free bill recently to legalize medical marijuana on a very diversity costs. The Economist dures – more work for an always- speech. Both in and out of academia, limited basis, he quickly shot it down. reports that University of California, growing diversocrat cadre. Each the content of a man’s character is Republican refusal to even talk about medical Berkeley, has 175 diversity bureau- newly recognized problem leads to a no longer as important as the color marijuana is, as Ohnstad said, making Wisconsin an crats. call for more programs and of his skin, his sex, his sexual prefer- island. And that puts pressure on law enforcement in Diversity officials are a growing staffing.” ences or his political loyalties. That’s the state, particularly the border areas. part of a college bureaucracy struc- Campus diversity people have a vision that spells tragedy for our While local law enforcement has issued warnings ture that outnumbers faculty by 2 to developed their own professional nation. about trying to bring marijuana over the border, 2.5 depending on the college. organization – the National Associa- Walter E. Williams is a professor of come Jan. 1, you can bet plenty of people living north According to “The Campus Diversity tion of Diversity Officers in Higher economics at George Mason University. of the border will be heading south, hoping to buy Swarm,” an article from Mark Pul- Education. They hold annual confer- To find out more about Walter E. legal weed and bring it back to Wisconsin. liam, a contributing editor at Law ences – the last one in . Williams and read features by other “That artificial state line is not going to keep peo- and Liberty, which appeared in the The NADOHE has developed stan- Creators Syndicate writers and cartoon- ple from using,” said Guida Brown, executive direc- City Journal (10/10/2018), diversity dards for professional practice and a ists, visit the Creators Syndicate web- tor of the Hope Council on Alcohol and Other Drug people assist in the cultivation of political agenda, plus a Journal of page at creators.com. Abuse. “I think it’s highly available already, and this will lower inhibitions to trying it because it’s ‘legal’.” Brown does not favor legalized marijuana – say- Today in history ing there’s no concrete way to gauge marijuana impairment, similar to a breath test for alcohol – but admits the time has probably come for the legaliza- By The Associated Press tion of medical marijuana in Wisconsin. Today’s Highlight in History On Jan. 2, 1960, Sen. John And there may be some incremental movement in F. Kennedy of Massachusetts that direction. Though Fitzgerald won’t consider any launched his successful bid for move toward legalizing marijuana, Assembly Majori- the presidency. ty Leader Robin Vos, R-Rochester, has said he favors On this date In 1788, Georgia became medical marijuana with restrictions. the fourth state to ratify the And while Vos said he believes medical marijuana U.S. Constitution. will become legal, he admitted it won’t be soon. In 1900, U.S. Secretary of “I want this to become law but people have to State John Hay announced the trust that it’s going to be a deliberate process; it’s “Open Door Policy” to facilitate trade with China. going to take a while,” Vos said. “We’ve got to con- In 1935, Bruno Hauptmann vince people that it’s the right idea and eventually it went on trial in Flemington, will become law.” New Jersey, on charges of kid- It’s time for Wisconsin to start moving in that napping and murdering the 20- month-old son of Charles and direction, instead of remaining an island in the upper Anne Lindbergh. (Hauptmann Midwest. was found guilty, and execut- –Kenosha News ed.) In 1942, the Philippine cap- ital of Manila was captured by Japanese forces during World Legislators War II. In 1959, the Soviet Union launched its space probe Luna Michigan 48909, phone 517-373-0850, 1, the first manmade object to Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, email: GregMarkkanen@ fly past the moon, its apparent P.O. Box 30013, Lansing, MI house.mi.com. intended target. 48909, phone 517-373-3400, Wisconsin In 1965, Jets online: michigan.gov/whitmer. Gov. Tony Evers, 115 East owner Sonny Werblin signed Sen. Debbie Stabenow, State Capitol, Madison, WI University of Alabama quarter- D-Mich., 731 Hart Senate 53702, phone 608-266-1212, back to a contract tually rescued. The roof of a pling cyberattack against Sony. Cynthia Sikes is 66. Actress Office Building, Washington, online: evers.wi.gov. reportedly worth $427,000. skating rink collapsed in the California began issuing driv- Gabrielle Carteris is 59. Movie DC 20510, phone 202-224- Sen. Ron Johnson, R- In 1967, Republican German town of Bad Reichen- er’s licenses to immigrants director Todd Haynes is 59. 4822, online: stabenow.sen- Wis., 328 Hart Senate Office Ronald Reagan took the oath hall, killing 15 people. who were in the country illegal- Retired MLB All-Star pitcher ate.gov. Building, Washington, DC of office as the new governor of In 2018, Sen. Al Franken ly. Little Jimmy Dickens, a David Cone is 57. Baseball Sen. Gary Peters, D- 20510, phone 202-224- California in a ceremony that formally resigned from the diminutive singer-songwriter Hall of Famer Edgar Martinez Mich., 724 Hart Senate Office 5323, online: ronjohnson.sen- took place in Sacramento Senate a month after the Min- who was the oldest cast mem- is 57. Actress Tia Carrere is 53. Building, Washington, DC ate.gov. shortly just after midnight. nesota Democrat announced ber of the Grand Ole Opry, died Actor Cuba Gooding Jr. is 52. 20510, phone 202-224-6221, Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D- In 1974, President Richard his plan to leave Congress at age 94. Model Christy Turlington is 51. online: peters.senate.gov. Wis., 709 Hart Senate Office Nixon signed legislation requir- amid a series of sexual mis- One year ago: At a closed- Actor Taye Diggs is 49. Actress U.S. Rep. Jack Bergman, Building, Washington, DC ing states to limit highway conduct allegations. NBC door meeting between Presi- Renee Elise Goldsberry is 49. R-Watersmeet, 414 Cannon 20510, phone 202-224-5653; speeds to 55 miles an hour as News announced that Hoda dent Donald Trump and con- Rock musician Scott Under- House Office Building, Wash- online: baldwin.senate.gov. a way of conserving gasoline in Kotb would be the co-anchor of gressional leaders, neither wood is 49. Rock singer Doug ington, DC 20515, phone 202- State Sen. Janet Bewley, the face of an OPEC oil embar- the first two hours of the side budged on Trump’s Robb (Hoobastank) is 45. 225-4735, online: D-Ashland, 126 South, State go. (The 55 mph limit was “Today” show, replacing Matt demand for billions of dollars to Actor Dax Shepard is 45. bergman.house.gov. Capitol, P.O. Box 7882, effectively phased out in 1987; Lauer following his firing due build a wall along the U.S. bor- Actress Paz Vega is 44. Coun- State Sen. Ed McBroom, Madison, WI 53707, phone federal speed limits were abol- to sexual misconduct allega- der with Mexico, as the partial try musician Chris Hartman is R-Vulcan, 7200 Binsfeld Sen- 608-266-3510, online: ished in 1995.) “Singing cow- tions. government shutdown contin- 42. Ballroom dancer Karina ate Building, P.O. Box 30036, legis.wisconsin.gov/sen- boy” star Tex Ritter died in Ten years ago: President ued through a 12th day. Apple Smirnoff (TV: “Dancing with the Lansing, MI 48909, phone 517- ate/25/bewley. Nashville at age 68. Barack Obama, in his weekly CEO Tim Cook, in a letter to Stars”) is 42. Rock musician 373-7840, online: SenEMc State Rep. Beth Meyers, In 1981, police in Sheffield, Internet and radio address, shareholders, said demand for Jerry DePizzo Jr. (O.A.R.) is [email protected]. D-Bayfield, 409 North, State England, arrested Peter Sut- said an al-Qaida affiliate in iPhones was declining and that 41. Rhythm-and-blues singer State Rep. Greg Markka- Capitol, P.O. Box 8953, Madi- cliffe, who confessed to being Yemen apparently ordered the revenue for the last quarter of Kelton Kessee (IMX) is 39. Pop nen, R-Hancock, S-1489 son, WI 53708, 608-237-9174, the “Yorkshire Ripper,” the seri- failed Christmas Day bombing 2018 would fall well below pro- singer-musician Ryan Mer- House Office Building, P.O. online: legis.wisconsin.gov/ al killer of 13 women. plot against a U.S. airliner. jections. Daryl Dragon, the chant (Capital Cities) is 39. Box 30014, Lansing, MI assembly/74/meyers. In 1983, the original Broad- Texas Tech rallied to beat cap-wearing “Captain” of the Actress Kate Bosworth is 37. way production of the musical Michigan State 41-31 in a singing duo Captain & Tennille, Actor Anthony Carrigan is 37. Thought for Today “Annie” closed after a run of shootout at the Alamo Bowl. died in Arizona at the age of Actor Peter Gadiot is 35. Jazz 2,377 performances. Five years ago: The Unit- 76. singer-musician Trombone “Love doesn’t grow on trees like apples in Eden — it’s In 2006, a methane gas ed States imposed fresh sanc- Today’s Birthdays Shorty is 34. Singer-songwriter tions on North Korea, targeting Former House Speaker Mandy Harvey (TV: “America’s something you have to make. And you must use your imagi- explosion at the Sago Mine in the North’s defense industry Dennis Hastert is 78. TV host Got Talent”) is 32. Rhythm- nation too.” West Virginia claimed the lives and spy service in an attempt Jack Hanna is 73. Actress and-blues singer-rapper — Joyce Cary, Anglo-Irish author (1888-1957) of 12 miners, but one miner, Randal McCloy, Jr., was even- to punish Pyongyang for a crip- Wendy Phillips is 68. Actress Bryson Tiller is 27.

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POLICE REPORTS turnoff on Dec. 26, at 5:04 Gogebic County p.m., according to a GCSD A Gogebic County Sheriff’s report. Department deputy received a ——— call from the Gogebic County A GCSD deputy responded Road Commission about their to a reported accident at the moving an old, abandoned Walmart parking lot on Country camper trailer that was left of Club Road in Ironwood Town- the Michigan Department of ship on Dec. 26 at 5:45 p.m. A Transportation parking lot in pickup driven by an Ironwood Watersmeet on Dec. 24, at man was backing up and 10:39 a.m. The trailer was struck an SUV driven by a towed to a lower garage area, Wakefield woman who was according to a GCSD report. also backing up, according to a ——— GCSD report. There was minor Michigan State Police damage to both vehicles. troopers arrested a 21-year- ——— old Ironwood woman for oper- A GCSD deputy responded ating a motor vehicle without a to a report of a car that went license following a traffic stop into the ditch and damaged a on U.S. 2 in Bessemer on Fri- front bumper on U.S. 2 at Mar- day at 1:50 p.m., according to shalek Road in Bessemer on a MSP report. Monday at 11:10 a.m., accord- ——— ing to a GCSD report. MSP troopers arrested a 41-year-old Ironwood Town- FIRE CALLS ship woman at her residence Gogebic County for domestic violence on Fri- A GCSD deputy responded day at 10:30 p.m., according to to a call from a resident of East a MSP report. Colby Street in Bessemer ——— regarding smoke and flames A GCSD deputy responded coming from an exhaust vent to a report of a tire on U.S. 2 on a neighbor’s home on Dec. near East Lead Street in 24 at 11:42 a.m. According to a Tom LaVenture/Daily Globe Bessemer on Saturday at GCSD report, a fire depart- 12:55 p.m. The deputy ment official determined the A GROUP snowshoes their way through Miners Memorial Heritage Park on Saturday evening, one of many removed the shredded tire fire was a electrical in nature using headlamps or flashlights while braving freezing drizzle to take part in the annual fundraiser with dona- from the road, according to a and called an electrician. tions going to support maintenance of the Ironwood park. GCSD report. There was no report of dam- ——— age other than blackened sid- A GCSD deputy arrested a ing and melted plastic. 22-year-old Bessemer man for Snowshoeing through drizzle for cause domestic violence on North ANIMAL COMPLAINTS Fairview Drive in Bessemer on City of Ironwood By TOM LAVENTURE expect those kinds of num- is tied with the holidays. event because they enjoy a Saturday at 7 p.m., according A GCSD deputy responded [email protected] to a GCSD report. to a call about dogs chasing bers in this weather, she One daughter comes with city park with solitude. deer from a resident of Lake IRONWOOD – With said it warmed her heart to her two sons from People enjoy the silence of Ontonagon County Avenue in Ironwood on Dec. temperatures hovering see the steady stream of Menasha, Wisconsin and the park, she said. MSP troopers arrested a 23 at 10:59 a.m. The caller around freezing and a cold 62-year-old Ontonagon said a group of dogs, including people. It might be a year his youngest daughter “It’s just wonderful to woman and a 67-year-old a black lab dragging a leash, drizzle coming down, peo- when more people are comes from Saxon. get out in the evening and Ontonagon man for domestic were chasing an injured deer ple still showed up for the inside the bus garage adja- “We just use this as one the silence of winter,” assault following a traffic stop toward the Iron Belle Trail. The annual fundraising event cent to the trailhead for the of our main holiday event Schaffer said. on M-28 in McMillan Township deputy could not locate the on Dec. 26 at 9 a.m., accord- dogs, according to a GCSD Saturday evening at Miners coffee, cider, tea, hot each year, we really enjoy Jim Decur, Paul Kostel- ing to a MSP report. report. Memorial Heritage Park. chocolate and homemade it,” Grimsby said. “We nik, Morgan Grasso, Ivan ——— The annual Candlelight cookies than out on the usually do the one-mile Hellen and Troy Laguna MSP troopers arrested a Gogebic County 30-year-old Rockland man for A GCSD deputy responded Snowshoe and Ski trail, she said. route. We all go together were the five park volun- operating a motor vehicle with- to a call from a Putnam Boule- fundraiser is meant to have But people came and the daughters coordi- teers who set up the mile of out a license following a traffic vard resident in Wakefield who families navigate a one- because they use the trails, nate it all with the smart candlelit bags on the snow- stop U.S. 45 in Ontonagon said his wire haired griffon and mile course through the enjoy the park and want to phones.” shoe course in icy drizzle. Township on Dec. 26 at 10 tri-colored Brittany spaniel p.m., according to a MSP were running loose in Wake- park that is lighted by can- do their part to help, she Samantha Stoeber, from They warmed up inside the report. field. The deputy could not dlelit bags. With the cold said. Chicago, was out on the bus garage and set up a ——— locate the dogs as of Dec. 24 drizzle coming down it did- “It is our principal trail snowshoeing using bonfire outside. MSP troopers arrested a at 11:18 a.m., according to a 19-year-old Greenland man for GCSD report. n’t look promising for a fundraiser for the year and the borrowed snowshoes “It’s not easy lighting operating an unregistered ——— crowd but groups of people is what gives us our operat- from the park. She said her candles in the rain,” Hellen vehicle and driving with no A GCSD deputy took a were still shoeing through ing costs for grooming the family was up skiing Indi- said. “The bags get wet and insurance following a traffic 12:45 a.m. call on Friday from at the start of the two-hour stop on 2 Mile Road in Stan- a Ramsay resident who report- trails, for keeping the anhead Mountain while don’t want to stand up.” nard Township on Friday at ed that a white dog of unknown evening event. snowshoe trails open dur- visiting an uncle who The group said the pre- 12:30 a.m., according to a breed attacked his Yorkshire “We usually have about ing the summer, and it recently moved to Wake- vious year’s event was MSP report. Terrier while they were out 250 to 300 people come pays for gasoline and main- field. extremely cold and they walking along Mill Street. ACCIDENTS According to a GCSD report, through,” said Carol Erick- tenance on our equip- “It’s my first time here,” had problems getting the Gogebic County the terrier suffered a laceration son, volunteer and board ment,” Erickson, said. Stoeber said. lighters to spark. They A GCSD deputy responded and the owner’s hand was bit member of Friends of Min- Larry Grimsby, of Erwin Sharlene Schaffer, a vol- pointed to battery operated to a one-car crash involving a trying to separate the dogs. 17-year-old Wakefield man Both owner and dog were ers Memorial Heritage Township, said his group unteer and board member lanterns and said they driving a 2019 Jeep Cherokee treated. The attacking dog has Park. “I have my finger’s of nine children and grand- of Friends of Miners would like to use 300 of on U.S. 2 at the Ramsay not been located. crossed.” children come from all over Memorial Heritage Park, those to line the trail next Although she didn’t each year for the event that said people come to the year. Mercer up until noon Teresa Schmidt read “The Night THURSDAY EVENING JANUARY 2, 2020 Before New Year’s,” a chil- From page 1 dren’s story by Natasha 7:007:308:008:309:009:3010:0010:3011:0011:30 Supernatural “Back and to Legacies “This Year Will Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ black-ish ’ black-ish ’ The Gold- The Gold- Her daughter, Lola Wil- Wing about what happens # CW KDLH the Future” ’ (TV14) Be Different” ’ (TV14) (TVG) (CC) (TVPG) (TVPG) (TVPG) bergs ’ bergs ’ son, 7, said she thought when kids try to stay up for Young Shel- (:31) Young (:01) Mom Carol’s Sec- Evil “2 Fathers” ’ (TV14) Local 3 (:35) The Late Show With James making the calendar was New Year’s Eve. % CBS WJMN don (TVPG) Sheldon ’ ’ (TV14) ond Act (CC) News at Stephen Colbert (TVPG) Corden the most fun activity. Schmidt asked the kids Superstore Perfect Har- The Paley Center Salutes Law & Order: Special Vic- KBJR 6- (:34) The Tonight Show Seth Meyers “I going to hang it up on if they were making any & NBC KBJR ’ (TV14) mony ’ Law & Order: SVU tims Unit ’ (TV14) News Starring Jimmy Fallon ’ my wall,” she said. Superstore Perfect Har- The Paley Center Salutes Law & Order: Special Vic- TV6 Late (:34) The Tonight Show Seth Meyers New Year’s resolutions. ( Ayden Nehaus, 7, said The kids said they hadn’t NBC WLUC ’ (TV14) mony ’ Law & Order: SVU tims Unit ’ (TV14) News (N) Starring Jimmy Fallon ’ the balloons and making given them much What Is Jeopardy!? Alex The Great American Baking Show: Holiday Edition WDIO News (:35) Jimmy Kimmel Live! (:37) Night- * ABC WDIO ’ crafts were a lot of fun. He thought. Trebek and America’s (Season Finale) The winner is announced. (N) (TVPG) at Ten (N) (TV14) (CC) line (TVG) Last Man Standing (Sea- Deputy “Graduation Day” (:01) Fox 21 Local News 2 Broke Big Bang Last Man Modern said he enjoyed the event. She said her resolution + FOX KQDS ’ ’ ’ BROADCAST son Premiere) (N) (TV14) (TV14) (CC) at 9 (N) (CC) Girls (TV14) Theory Standing Family “It was good – I mean every year is to read more Last Man Standing (Sea- Deputy “Graduation Day” (:01) FOX 2 Broke 2 Broke Two and a Two and a The Game amazing,” Nehaus said. books. She read 28 books , FOX FOXUP son Premiere) (N) (TV14) ’ (TV14) (CC) UP News Girls (TV14) Girls (TV14) Half Men Half Men ’ (TV14) Piper Lundquist, 12, between Jan. 1 and Dec. 31, Tibetan Illusion Destroyer Michigan Radar-Mich- The New Fly Great Get- Amanpour and Company The Day Articu- said her favorite part was 2019 – which was two ` PBS WNMU ’ (TVG) (CC) Out igan Fisher aways (TVG) (N) ’ (CC) (CC) late-Jim the fruit and cookies. 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Eliot letters to muse to Florence Eleanor (Rosi) Anonich be unveiled after 60 years By CHRISTINA PACIOLLA IRON BELT, Wis. – Florence Eleanor (Rosi) Associated Press Anonich, 93, of Iron Belt, passed away on Dec. 29, After more than 60 2019, at home. years spent sealed up in a She was born and raised in Iron Belt, the daugh- library storage facility, ter of Hannibal and Mary (Fossatti) Rosi, and was a about 1,000 letters written lifelong resident of the area. by poet T.S. Eliot to confi- Florence attended the Iron Belt School and grad- dante Emily Hale will be uated in 1944. She then went to college in Stevens unveiled this week, and Point and Superior, earning her scholars hope they will Bachelor of Science degree in ele- reveal the extent of a rela- tionship that’s been specu- mentary education. She was lated about for decades. employed in the Superior School Many consider Hale to District for two years. She then not only be his close friend, returned home and was employed but also his muse, and they in the Hurley School District until hope their correspondence her retirement in 1989. will offer insight into the Florence married Mathew Anon- more intimate details ich on Aug. 25, 1956; and together about Eliot’s life and work. they raised five children. Florence Students, researchers and She loved spending time at the Eleanor (Rosi) scholars can read the let- Rosi Family Cottage on Echo Lake Anonich ters at Princeton University Library starting Thursday. in Mercer. She loved to play cards, knit and cook. “I think it’s perhaps the She was a member of the Iron Belt Birthday Club, literary event of the Mellen Golf Course, Bridge Club and was a 4-H lead- decade,” says Anthony er. Cuda, an Eliot scholar and Associated Press She is survived by her children, Deanna (Steven) director of the T.S. Eliot EMILY HALE and T.S. Eliot pose in a 1946 family photo in Dorset, Vermont. After Stuhr, and Sherry, Becky (Dick Hartman), Perry International Summer more than 60 years of sitting sealed up in a storage facility at Princeton University (Christina) and Paul (Tracy) Anonich; nine grand- School. “I don’t know of Library, about 1,000 letters written by poet T.S. Eliot to confidante Emily Hale will children; five great-grandchildren; brother-in-law, anything more awaited or be unveiled, revealing the extent of their relationship that scholars have speculat- Jim (Helen) Anonich; sister-in-law, Helen Marie significant. It’s momentous ed about for decades. Anonich; and other nieces and nephews. to have these letters com- poet early in life. He was in 1934. “He was really thinking Florence was preceded in death by her parents; ing out.” Lifelong friends, Hale only 26 when “The Love “His relationship with more about the United husband, Mathew in 2007; Mathew’s parents; sis- and Eliot exchanged letters Song of J. Alfred Prufrock” her seems to be deep and States and his childhood ters, Frances Rosi Guenther and Esther Rosi Jeglum; for about 25 years begin- became his first profession- meaningful and it’s a door during the period where he and grandson, Andrew Anonich. ning in 1930. The two met ally published poem. he chose not to open,” she was in correspondence A private service will be held at a later date. in 1912 in Cambridge, Mas- Eliot’s 1939 book of said. with Hale,” says Dickey. “I McKevitt-Patrick Funeral Home, Ironwood, is sachusetts, but did not whimsical poetry, “Old The letters could also have a feeling that having a assisting the family. For more information or to rekindle their friendship Possum’s Book of Practical reveal details about Eliot’s relationship with an Amer- express online condolences, visit mckevittpatrickfu- until 1927. Eliot was Cats,” was adapted into conversion to Anglicanism, ican woman helped him to neralhome.com. already living in England “Cats,” the award-winning something he deeply cher- uncover his past in a way.” and Hale taught drama at musical by Andrew Lloyd ished, Dickey says. The unsealed boxes, Carl P. Sauter U.S. universities, including Webber. The play opened Dickey, who served as which also contain pho- Scripps College in Califor- in London first in 1981 and one of the editors on “The tographs, clippings and nia. then on the next Complete Prose of T.S. other ephemera, were actu- HURLEY, Wis. – Carl P. Sauter, 93, of Hurley, In 1956, Hale donated year. It was then turned Eliot”, said the poet was ally opened at the library’s passed away on Dec. 31, 2019, in Hurley. the letters under an agree- into a feature film starring deeply ashamed of his mar- special collections area McKevitt-Patrick Funeral Home, Ironwood, is ment they wouldn’t be an ensemble cast that riage to his first wife, Vivi- called Firestone Library in assisting the family. opened until 50 years after includes Judi Dench and enne Haigh-Wood, whom October for cataloging and either her or Eliot’s death, James Corden just released he was with for more than digitizing. Daniel Linke, whichever came second. in December. 15 years. Dickey said the interim head of special col- Time’s up for ‘totes:’ Eliot died in 1965. Hale His best known works letters could reveal just lections at the library, was died four years later. include “The Waste Land,” how close he and Hale part of the team working New batch of Biographers say Eliot “The Hollow Men” and were and if the two ever on the 14 boxes. He said ordered Hale’s letters to “Four Quartets.” considered marriage. there was very minimal, if him to be burned. The first poem in the “Was this an epistolary any, reading. banned words out Their relationship “Quartets” series, called romance they would carry He said that scholars “must have been incredibly “Burnt Norton,” piques the across the Atlantic?” Dick- from around the world will DETROIT (AP) – Sorry, speech, news coverage and important and their corre- interest of enthusiasts of ey said. “What role did she be traveling to Princeton in Latin teachers: Quid pro more. The latest list has spondence must have been the poet, says Eliot scholar play in his emotional life?” the first days they are avail- quo has got to go. more than a dozen, includ- remarkably intimate for Frances Dickey, because of Eliot’s letters to Hale able since they are copy- The centuries-old Latin ing “artisanal,” “influ- him to be so concerned lines that suggest missed began after that first mar- righted and won’t be made phrase, which means an encer,” “living my best life” about the publication,” opportunities and what riage ended. Whatever else available online. exchange of favors, leads a and “chirp.” Cuda says. might have been with his she was, Hale was a link to “It will be the special Michigan university’s 45th There’s “jelly,” short for T.S. Eliot was born in St. muse. The poem is named the life Eliot had left behind collections equivalent of a annual “List of Words Ban- jealous, and “totes,” a nod Louis, Missouri, in 1888 after a home in England in the as a stampede at a rock con- ished from the Queen’s to totally. And in a baby and gained notoriety as a that Eliot visited with Hale young man, Dickey said. cert,” Linke said. English for Misuse, Overuse boomer revolt, it’s appar- and General Uselessness.” ently time to scratch “OK, Quid pro quo got new boomer.” As more women run for office, child care remains hurdle life during the impeach- “Boomers may remem- ment of President Donald ber, however, that genera- SALT LAKE CITY (AP) – Without a paycheck, it Trump. He repeatedly tional tension is always When Kimberly Dudik ran was hard to cover the cost declared there was no present,” university word- for her fourth term in the of child care for her two “quid pro quo” with smiths said. “In fact, it was Montana House, state offi- youngest daughters. After Ukraine over U.S. military the boomers who gave us cials told her she could not the law was passed, she aid to that country and an the declaration, ‘Don’t use campaign money to used about $1,500 in cam- investigation of former Vice trust anyone over 30!’” pay for child care for her paign cash over two President Joe Biden’s son. Finally, the list has four young children. months to help pay for it. “No quid pro quo was “vibe/vibe check,” “mouth- She is now running for The extra time she could offered during the creation feel,” “I mean,” “literally” attorney general and is try- spend campaigning helped of this meticulously curat- and “curated.” ing to visit a big chunk of propel her to a spot in the ed list of words,” said Rod- There now are more the sprawling state, spend- general election, though ney Hanley, president of than 1,000 banned words ing hours on the road. That she lost in November. State Uni- or phrases in the Lake means she needs even “Full-time campaigning versity in Sault Ste. Marie. Superior archive. The late more help picking up her during the summer with The school each year W.T. Rabe, who was public kids at school and day care toddlers, it makes it really invites the public to nomi- relations director, and fac- when she’s away and her difficult,” Escamilla said, nate words and phrases ulty came up with the first husband has a late night at adding of the law: “It was a that seem tired or annoy- list at a New Year’s Eve the office. great tool in our toolbox.” ing through everyday party in 1975. “It just seems behind Lawmakers in Minneso- the times,” Dudik, whose ta added child care as an family is living off her hus- allowable expense in 2018, US seeks review of state DMV laws band’s income and savings while Colorado, New York, on immigration enforcement from her work as a lawyer. New Hampshire and Cali- “When it was a man cam- fornia passed laws in WASHINGTON (AP) – up to get documents. It was paigning, the woman was 2019. The acting secretary of the 13th state to authorize traditionally the one to stay Before Colorado Homeland Security is tak- licenses for drivers without home and take care of the Associated Press allowed campaign cash to ing aim Tuesday at new legal immigration status, children. There is not IN THIS March 2017 photo, provided by Rep. Kimberly be used for child care, laws in New York, New Jer- and most of the other someone home just taking Dudik, Dudik speaks on the floor of the legislature Amber McReynolds, a for- sey and other states that states also restrict data care of the kids.” holding her newborn son Marcutio in Helena, Mont. mer chief elections official allow immigrants to get sharing. New Jersey law- Experts predict a large As experts predict another banner year of women in Denver, was contemplat- driver’s licenses without makers passed a similar number of women will running for office, hurdles remain particularly for ing a bid for statewide proof they are in the U.S. bill in December. again run for office in 2020 those like Dudik who have young children. Only six office in 2017. The costs of legally, and restrict data New York Gov. Andrew like they did in 2018, and states have laws specifically allowing the use of cam- child care were a consider- sharing with federal Cuomo and child care remains a hurdle paign funds for child care. In most states, including able concern as a single authorities. Mayor Bill de Blasio, both for many of them. Montana, the law is silent on the issue and up to inter- mother of two young chil- Chad Wolf sent a memo Democrats, are frequent A congressional candi- pretation by state agencies or boards. dren. to all the components of thorns in the side of the date in New York success- For that and other rea- Homeland Security, which Trump administration’s fully petitioned the Federal Only six states have der-neutral child care sons, McReynolds decided include U.S. Customs and efforts to restrict immigra- Election Commission in laws specifically allowing expense law, which went against running. Border Protection, the tion. New York City is 2018 to allow campaign campaign money to be into effect last May. Spon- “When we look at the Coast Guard and the home to an estimated money to help cover child used for child care. Five sored by Republican state statistics in terms of repre- Transportation Security 500,000 immigrants in the care costs. But it applies states are considering it. In Rep. Craig Hall, it easily sentatives in Congress or Administration, requesting country illegally. only to those running for most states, including passed the GOP-dominated statewide office and you a department study on The laws prohibit state federal office. Montana, the law is silent legislature. don’t see single moms in how the laws affect its Department of Motor Vehi- That leaves women in on the issue and up to Luz Escamilla was one that category, that’s why,” enforcement efforts for cles officials from provid- many states who are run- interpretation by agencies of the first candidates to said McReynolds, who’s both immigration and ing data to agencies that ning for the Legislature, or boards. Agencies in at use it as she campaigned to CEO of a nonprofit. “The other investigations into enforce immigration law statewide positions like least nine states have become the first Latina circumstances are just that human trafficking, drug unless a judge orders it. attorney general or local allowed child care to be a mayor of Salt Lake City. much more difficult when smuggling and counterter- New York cut off database offices to find another way campaign-related expense, Escamilla had to take time you are in politics.” rorism. access to at least three fed- to pay for child care as they but those decisions are not off from her full-time bank- The policy also can help New York’s law went eral agencies last week campaign, which often law and could be reversed. ing job to knock on doors fathers running for office into effect earlier this when the law went into requires night and week- Utah is among the and shake hands as she in families where both par- month, and migrants lined effect. end work. states that passed a gen- made her case to voters. ents work. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM CELEBRATIONS THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, 2020 7 Revelers around world usher in new decade By The Associated Press Revelers around the globe are bidding farewell to a decade that will be remembered for the rise of social media, the Arab Spring, the #MeToo movement and, of course, President Donald Trump. A look at how the world is ushering in 2020:

Australia More than a million people descended on a hazy Sydney Har- bour and surrounding areas ahead of the ringing in of the new year despite the ongoing wildfire crisis ravaging New South Wales, Australia’s most populous state. The planned 9 p.m. fireworks over Sydney’s iconic landmarks was delayed by 15 minutes due to strong winds, but revelers clearly enjoyed themselves in a desper- ately needed tonic for the state. Some communities have can- celed New Year’s fireworks cele- brations, but Sydney Harbour’s popular display was granted an exemption to a total fireworks ban that is in place there and elsewhere to prevent new wild- fires.

New Zealand New Zealand’s major cities greeted the new year with tradi- tional fireworks. In Auckland, half a ton of fireworks burst from the Sky Tower above the city cen- Associated Press ter. MIDNIGHT FIREWORKS explode over the Sydney Harbour Bridge during New Year’s eve celebrations in Sydney early Wednesday. New Zealanders saw off the old year without regret. tive fireworks in cities of the Far 2019 claimed 81 lives, mostly shrines in Japan, offering incense more than 430 people. On March 15, a lone gunman East. children under 5. with their prayers to celebrate the The country’s volcanology identified killed 51 people and More than 5,600 measles passing of a year and the the first agency has warned locals and wounded dozens at two mosques Kiribati cases were recorded in the nation New Year’s of the Reiwa era. tourists to stay 1.3 miles from the in the South Island city of The Pacific island nation of of just under 200,000. With the Under Japan’s old-style calen- volcano’s crater following an Christchurch. In December, an Kiribati was one of the first coun- epidemic now contained, the dar, linked to emperors’ rules, eruption Tuesday that blasted eruption of volcanic White Island tries to welcome the new decade. Samoa Observer newspaper Reiwa started in May, after ash and debris up to 6,560 feet off the east coast of the North The nation’s 3,200 coral atolls named as its Person of the Year Emperor Akihito stepped down into the air. Island killed at least 19 tourists are strewn more than 3 million health workers who fought the and his son Naruhito became and tour guides. square miles, straddling the outbreak. emperor. South Korea equator. “We have experienced Although Reiwa is entering its Thousands of South Koreans Russia As the new year begins, Kiribati extreme sadness and sorrow,” the second year with 2020, Jan. 1 still filled cold downtown streets in Russians began the world’s finds itself on the front line of the newspaper said. “Since the first marks Reiwa’s first New Year’s, Seoul ahead of a traditional bell- longest continuous New Year’s battle against climate change, fac- measles death, the pain has only the most important holiday in tolling ceremony near City Hall Eve with fireworks and a message ing drought and rising sea levels. deepened. But amidst much Japan. to send off an exhausting 2019 from President Vladimir Putin In 2020, a project funded by hopelessness and tears, we have The first year of the new highlighted by political scandals, urging them to work together in the World Bank, Asian Develop- also seen the best of mankind in decade will see Tokyo host the decaying job markets and crum- the coming year. ment Bank, Green Climate Fund this country’s response.” 2020 Olympics, an event that is bling diplomacy with North Putin made the call in a short and Kiribati’s government brings creating much anticipation for Korea. speech broadcast on television hope of providing safe and cli- Hong Kong the capital and the entire nation. Dignitaries picked to ring the just before the stroke of midnight mate-secure drinking water to the Revelers as well as pro-democ- old Bosingak bell at midnight in each of Russia’s 11 time zones. main island of Tarawa, which is racy protesters flocked to sites Indonesia included South Korean Major “We are living in turbulent, home to most of the nation’s across Hong Kong to usher in Tens of thousands of revelers League Baseball pitcher Hyun-Jin dynamic and controversial times, 110,000 people. 2020. in Indonesia’s capital of Jakarta Ryu and Pengsoo, a giant pen- but we can and should do every- A fireworks display that tradi- were soaked by torrential rains as guin character with a gruff voice thing for Russia to develop suc- Samoa tionally lights up famed Victoria they waited for New Year’s Eve and blunt personality that cessfully and so that everything In Samoa, New Year’s Eve was Harbor was canceled amid safety fireworks. emerged as one of the country’s in our lives can change only for more somber than usual. While concerns, while some roads were Festive events along coastal biggest TV stars in 2019. the better,” he said. fireworks erupted at midnight closed and barriers set up in the areas near the Sunda Strait were The annual tolling of the As is tradition, the recorded from Mount Vaea, overlooking Lan Kwai Fong nightlife district dampened by a possible larger “peace bell” at Imjingak park message was followed by an the capital, Apia, the end of the for crowd control. eruption of Anak Krakatau, an near the border with North Korea image of the Kremlin Clock and year was a time of sadness and island volcano that erupted last was canceled due to quarantine the sound of its chimes. State TV remembrance. Japan year just ahead of Christmas Day, measures following an outbreak showed footage of extensive fes- A measles epidemic in late People flocked to temples and triggering a tsunami that killed of African swine fever. Panama Canal marks 20 years of US handover amid water crisis PANAMA CITY (AP) – million people.” and doesn’t need locks, he Tuesday. union.” pleted in 2016. Panama marked the 20- It could affect the com- said, “doesn’t have that The handover, Cortizo The canal has also Since then, the canal year anniversary Tuesday petitiveness of the canal, problem, and it could said, “demolished a barrier earned Panama about $17 has had to deal with the of the turnover of the Pana- which for 85 years was run become a much more that divided the country,” a billion in fees and passage effects of trade tensions ma Canal, now amid a by the United States. attractive and reliable alter- reference to the fact the payments. between the United States water crisis that threatens Ricaurte Vásquez, who native.” canal runs through the The country spent and China, which, along the viability of the water- heads the canal adminis- All that doesn’t mean middle of Panama. “What about $5.6 billion on an with Japan, are the biggest way. tration, said the coming that Panamanians aren’t our people achieved was expansion that was com- users of the canal. Declining rainfall and dry season could prove a happy about the handover, rising temperatures have test. and their anniversary. reduced the level of fresh- “This poses a problem President Laurentino water lakes that fill the of operational sustainabili- Cortizo hoisted a giant locks of the Panama Canal ty,” Vásquez said. The Suez Panamanian flag outside and allow boats to transit Canal, which is at sea level the canal headquarters between the Pacific and the Atlantic. While Panama has been successful at running – JANUARY 10, 11 & 12, 2020 11th and expanding – the canal Annual after the U.S. handed over Join the fun! control, it now must face a SISU new challenge: to find a Race, volunteer, spectate, participate. new source of water for the locks. Friday, January 10 The anniversary of the Dec. 31, 1999, handover 4-5:30pm Depot Dash and Snowshoe Book Walk, at Depot Park comes amid months of in Ironwood – Free for kids 10 & under, ski equipment water-depth restrictions and snowshoes provided! that limit what the cargo ships using the waterway 4-10pm Ski Expo & Registration at the Ironwood Memorial Building can carry. Saturday, January 11 Changes in climate – and a recent expansion to 8:30am-3pm Cross Country Ski Races allow bigger ships to pass – 1pm 5K Fun Ski starts at the City Garage may have finally caught up with the canal’s 105-year- 11:15am- Racers cross the “Finnish” line downtown, across old design, in which the 2:30pm from Lahti’s artificial Gatun Lake func- tions as part of the ship ~ FREE TO ALL ~ passage and also provides drinking water for about Saturday Night Entertainment half the country. “The rainfall over the by Copper Box canal watershed is just not at the Historic Ironwood Theatre enough to keep the Doors Open 6pm – Music starts at 7pm expanded canal operating, much less any further expansion,” said analyst Sunday, January 12 and hydroelectric dam 11am Fat Bike Try Out the Trails at Snow Summit Rd. Trailhead by expert José Isabel Blandón. “Panama has to start look- Powderhorn Mtn. Free event! Bikes available for age 6 and up, ing at this problem, or bring your own! because the lakes also pro- vide drinking water for 2 Visit sisuskifest.com for more information. l 8 THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, 2020 NATION / WORLD THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM White nationalist who ran for Senate Floats, marching arrested in Florida MELBOURNE, Fla. (AP) bands hit – A white nationalist who ran for the U.S. Senate in Florida and was a featured streets for 131st speaker during the 2017 “Unite the Right” rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, was arrested on charges of kidnapping, domestic vio- PASADENA, Calif. (AP) formance by singer Ally lence and possession of a – After a flyover by a B-2 Brooke kicked off the col- firearm during a crime of stealth bomber, marching orful proceedings. violence. bands and floral floats The annual extravagan- Augustus Sol Invictus, took to the streets under za on Wednesday in 36, was arrested Monday mostly sunny California Pasadena featured dozens at a Florida mall by Bre- skies as the 131st Rose of floats decked out with vard County Sheriff’s Parade drew hundreds of countless flowers and wav- deputies on a warrant thousands of spectators on ing celebrities. issued out of South Caroli- New Year’s Day. There were just a few na, the Miami Herald Among the fanciful clouds and temperatures reported. Jail records floats was an award-win- reached the mid 60s (about described him as an “out ning entry from the Chi- 18 degrees Celsius) after a of state fugitive.” nese American Heritage chilly night. The Herald noted that Foundation that marked It has rained only once news of the arrest was first the 75th anniversary of the on the Rose Parade in the reported on by the U.S. victory in World War past six decades – that was journalist Nick Martin, who focuses on covering “hate II and honored the sacri- in 2006 – and it has never Associated Press and extremism” in the U.S. fices of women and minori- been canceled because of THE WISCONSIN marching band performs at the 131st Rose Parade in Pasadena, Invictus, an Orlando- ties in the military. weather. Calif., Wednesday. A Curtiss P-40 Flying The theme of the 2020 area attorney, has called Tiger fighter and Sherman parade is “The Power of antique car with her two white mums, silver leaf, Pasadena police said for violent uprisings. Dur- tank on the float were dec- Hope.” The grand marshals adult grandsons. and seaweed. there were no known ing his 2016 Senate bid to orated in eucalyptus leaves are actresses Rita Moreno “Aquatic Aspirations,” a Spectators started lining threats to the parade, and unseat U.S. Sen. Marco with accents of black onion and Gina Torres and float built by students at the 5.5-mile route on Tues- spectator safety would Rubio, he got widespread seed, white sweet rice and Olympic gymnast Laurie California Polytechnic State day, many of them camp- remain the first priority attention for claiming that red ilex berries. Hernandez. University, featured a sub- ing on sidewalks and brav- and security would be he killed a goat and drank After the bomber A beaming Moreno marine, Hope, festooned ing overnight temperatures tight. No major problems its blood as part of a pagan streaked overhead, a per- waved from a rose-adorned with red and orange lentils, in the 40s. were reported. ritual. Tensions trary, this shows a psycho- East. A U.S. official familiar logical defeat and a big with the decision said they mental breakdown that the would go to Kuwait. Pom- From page 2 American administration is peo postponed a trip that “We rubbed America’s suffering from,” he said, was scheduled to start in nose in the dirt.” Trump before withdrawing from Ukraine late Thursday so has vowed to exact a “big the area. that he can monitor devel- price” for an attack he The violence came as opments in Iraq and blamed squarely on Iran. Iran and its allies across the “ensure the safety and Kataeb Hezbollah, the region have faced unprece- security of Americans in Iran-backed militia target- dented mass protests in the Middle East,” said State ed by the U.S. airstrikes, recent months and heavy Department spokeswoman initially refused to leave U.S. sanctions have Morgan Ortagus. but later bowed to cratered Iran’s economy. Iran denied involvement demands to disperse. The Iraq has been gripped in the attack on the militia is separate from the by anti-government embassy. Supreme Leader Hezbollah militant group protests since October Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in Lebanon, though both fueled by anger at was quoted by media as are backed by Iran. widespread corruption and saying that “if the Islamic “We don’t care about economic mismanagement, Republic makes a decision these planes that are flying as well as Iran’s heavy influ- to confront any country, it over the heads of the pick- ence over the country’s will do it directly.” eters. Neither do we care Associated Press affairs. Those protesters Iran later summoned the PRO-IRANIAN MILITIAMEN and their supporters set a fire during a sit-in in front of about the news that Ameri- were not involved in the Swiss charge d’affaires, who the U.S. embassy in Baghdad, Iraq, Wednesday, Jan. 1, 2020. U.S. troops have fired ca will bring Marines,” said embassy attack. represents American inter- tear gas to disperse hundreds of pro-Iran militiamen and other protesters who Mohammed Mohy, a The Pentagon sent an ests in Tehran, to protest were gathered for a second day outside the American Embassy compound in Bagh- spokesman for Kataeb infantry battalion of about what it said was war-mon- dad. Hezbollah. “On the con- 750 soldiers to the Middle gering by U.S. officials.

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"We didn't overcome our- selves," the Badgers coach said after four turnovers and untimely penalties con- tributed to a 28-27 defeat. Three fumbles and an resulted in 21 Oregon points, while nine penalties stalled a couple drives. "We're always confident we can move the ball. We let this get away from us," said quarterback , who was 23 of 35 for 186 yards with a touchdown and inter- ception. "We made a bunch of mistakes and didn't play our best." It is the second time No. Associated Press 11 Wisconsin (10-4) has OREGON QUARTERBACK Justin Herbert runs for a touchdown past Wisconsin linebacker Jack Sanborn during second half of the Rose Bowl committed four turnovers. It Wednesday in Pasadena, Calif. was able to overcome mis- takes in a 45-24 win over Purdue in November, but not on New Year's Day Oregon beats Wisconsin in Rose Bowl against the nation's seventh- ranked team. PASADENA, Calif. (AP) – Justin Herbert faked 21 points off the Badgers' four turnovers, includ- communications. Something we have to be better "You can't expect a win a handoff and went on the run of his life in the ing Brady Breeze's early 31-yard fumble return for at in a game like this. It's not the first game he ran against a burst team like fourth quarter of the Rose Bowl. a TD off a botched punt. with the ball." Oregon, with turnovers, Oregon's 6-foot-6 quarterback gracefully stiff- And on the next snap after Breeze forced anoth- Three years after coach Mark Helfrich was fired penalties, special teams armed Wisconsin linebacker Jack Sanborn at the er fumble in the fourth quarter, Herbert rambled when the Ducks went 4-8 in Herbert's freshman issues. I think that played a line of scrimmage. He surged downfield, found his through the Wisconsin defense for that 30-yard season, Oregon held on to cap a Pac-12 champi- factor with everything, not blockers and sprinted to the green-painted end score in what's sure to be the signature moment of onship campaign with its 12th win in 13 games playing clean Wisconsin zone, even absorbing a very late hit from the frus- the four-year starter's career. and the fourth Rose Bowl victory in school histo- football," said running back trated Badgers as a reward. "I'm going to be honest with you, we've been ry. Jonathan Taylor, who had a The Eugene kid who took over his beloved telling him to run all year," Oregon linebacker "To realize where we were, and where we are fumble in the second quar- hometown team during its worst season of this La'Mar Winston Jr. said. "He runs in practice and now, it's been a great journey," Herbert said. "For ter. century had just scored the decisive touchdown of torches, so I told him, 'Man, pull that thing and get us to stick together through those tough times is The Badgers did a good the biggest win of his career. A few minutes and a loose.' Stiff-arming dudes. Juking dudes. Is he a just a testament to all the guys on the team, and all job for three quarters of seiz- couple of big passes later, the Ducks all celebrated running back or a quarterback? We don't know." the hard work we've put in." ing momentum after the amid confetti and roses at midfield after Herbert's Winston's praise aside, Herbert had only 10 Aron Cruickshank returned an early kickoff 95 Ducks (12-2) scored. Austin final college game. rushing touchdowns in the first 41 starts of his yards for a touchdown for the Big Ten runner-up Cruickshank had the third "I wish it wasn't over," Herbert said. "This has career. He turned into a big-play ball-carrier on Badgers (10-4), but they lost in their fourth con- kick return touchdown in been the best four years of my life. I've been hon- Arroyo Seco's hallowed ground, and Oregon secutive trip to Pasadena over the last 10 years, Rose Bowl history to even it ored to be a part of this team." improbably relied on its quarterback's long legs to including two losses to Oregon. at 7 after Oregon took the Herbert scored his third rushing touchdown of grind out a landmark victory under second-year Jonathan Taylor rushed for 94 yards and Quin- opening kickoff and scored the 106th Rose Bowl on that thrilling 30-yard run head coach Mario Cristobal, Herbert's third coach tez Cephus caught seven passes for 59 yards and on Justin Herbert's 4-yard with 7:41 to play Wednesday night, and No. 7 Ore- in four years. a score, but Wisconsin quarterback Jack Coan's bootleg. gon held off No. 11 Wisconsin 28-27 to win its Herbert scored on runs of 4 and 5 yards in the offense couldn't capitalize on its whopping advan- Wisconsin's other two third straight trip to the Granddaddy of Them All. first half, stiff-arming Wisconsin defenders on tages in time of possession (38:03-21:57) and total touchdowns also came fol- Herbert passed for just 138 yards without a both runs. After his go-ahead TD, Herbert got yards (322-204). lowing mistakes that result- touchdown, and Oregon (12-2) managed just 204 back to what he normally does best: He made a "There's a slim chance you could win, but it def- ed in Oregon scores. But the yards of offense – the fewest by any Rose Bowl key 12-yard throw to Mycah Pittman for a first initely puts you in a tough position when you have Badgers were unable to team in 40 years. The Ducks still managed to win down with 1:51 to play, and his 28-yard throw to self-inflected penalties, special teams problems, respond on their final two yet another frenetic edition of this venerated bowl Juwan Johnson with 1:03 left allowed the Ducks turnovers," said Taylor, who is likely headed to the possessions after Danny game, surviving six lead changes and big special- to run out the clock. NFL. "When you're playing an elite team like Ore- teams mistakes by both schools. "We knew coming in that he was athletic," San- gon, a great team like that, they'll capitalize on While the offense sputtered, the Ducks scored born said. "We didn't have good angles and mis- those mistakes." BADGERS — page 10 Jeudy, Jones lead Tide past Michigan in ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) – Michigan 21-0 after half- in the AP poll, including all 10 Jerry Jeudy could have sat time. "Very, very proud of under Harbaugh. The last time out Alabama's our team." the Wolverines won such a and still almost certainly Jones – who took over as game was Jan. 3, 2012 over would have been a first- Alabama's starter when Tua then-No. 11 Virginia Tech. Alabama: It was the 12th round draft pick. Tagovailoa was lost for the bowl or playoff-game win for He played instead – and season with an injury in Saban. That tied him with Paul if this was his finale, his November – completed 16 "Bear" Bryant for the most in stock likely soared. of 25 passes for 327 yards. school history. And the Crim- Mac Jones threw three Shea Patterson complet- son Tide won their 27th con- touchdown passes, Jeudy ed 17 of 37 passes for 233 secutive game when allowing became the first Alabama yards and a touchdown for less than 40 points. player to top 200 receiving Michigan (9-4), which PLAYING yards in a bowl game and dropped its fourth consecu- Alabama WR Henry Ruggs the ninth-ranked Crimson tive bowl game. Quinn III – a 2020 first-round draft possibility if he skips his senior Tide topped No. 17 Michi- Nordin kicked three field season – took a shot to the gan 35-16 on Wednesday in goals for the Wolverines, head with 9:30 left in the third the Citrus Bowl. including a school-record- quarter and was placed into the "I've played football all tying 57-yarder to end the concussion protocol. The Crim- my life," said Jeudy, the first half and give Michigan son Tide had only two players junior who was the game's the lead. skip the bowl game for draft MVP pick. "I couldn't just sit "It was a hard-fought preparation, cornerback out there and watch my game," Michigan coach Jim Trevon Diggs and linebacker team play. ... I love playing Harbaugh said. "Congratu- Terrell Lewis. Harris was football, so I just came out lations to Alabama. I another who might jump to the NFL who elected to play for here and competed with my thought both teams played Alabama. brothers." extremely hard." POLL IMPLICATIONS Jones connected with The Crimson Tide had Alabama should stay in the Jeudy for an 85-yard score two touchdown drives of 90 top 10 for the 76th consecutive on Alabama's first snap, seconds or less – Jeudy's edition of the AP Top 25, mov- DeVonta Smith and Miller score on Alabama's first play ing into a tie for the fifth- Forristall added touchdown and a long go-ahead touch- longest streak in poll history. grabs in the second half for down grab by Smith early in NORDIN'S DAY the Crimson Tide (11-2), the third quarter. They were Along with the school- which trailed 16-14 at the quick-strike all season long, record-tying 57-yarder to end the half – Hayden Epstein also break. Najee Harris ran for with 22 TD drives taking connected from 57 yards out in 136 yards and two touch- 1:30 or less and 38 TDs the first quarter at Michigan downs for Alabama. coming in 2:00 or less. State on Nov. 3, 2001 – Nordin Jeudy finished with six And the last of those was finished the day 3 for 3 on field catches for 204 yards. His the one that put this game goal tries. It wrapped up a per- previous career-high for away for Alabama with fect season for kickers facing yards was 147 set last sea- 10:01 remaining. the Crimson Tide: They went son against Missouri, and Facing 3rd-and-11 from 20 for 20 on field goals. the Alabama bowl record its own 8, Jones connected SPECIAL GUEST had stood for more than a with Jeudy for 14 yards. On owner Stephen Ross and members of half-century – Ray Perkins the next snap, Jones and the team's front office were on had 178 yards against Jeudy hooked up for 58 the field pregame, watching Nebraska in the 1967 Sugar more yards. And the next warmups. Ross is a prominent Bowl. snap was a 20-yard scoring Michigan alum – there is a "Certainly, he used this pass to a wide-open For- Stephen M. Ross Athletic Cam- opportunity to showcase his ristall. pus spanning 280,000 square feet in Ann Arbor. And the Dol- ability so it probably even Associated Press THE TAKEAWAY enhanced his opportunities MICHIGAN DEFENSIVE back Lavert Hill, left, is called for pass interference while Michigan: The Wolverines phins are also one of the teams have dropped 16 straight road that seem likely to consider at the next level," said Alaba- defending Alabama wide receiver Jerry Jeudy (4) during the first half of the Citrus ma coach Nick Saban, or neutral-site games against drafting Tagovailoa if he turns Bowl Wednesday in Orlando, Fla. teams ranked No. 15 or higher pro. whose team outscored l 10 THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, 2020 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard Antetokounmpo scores 32,

Monday, Jan. 6 Rushes-yards 30-66 37-136 Sacramento 12 22 .353 14½ Bucks hold off Wolves 106-104 LocalThursday, Schedule Jan. 2 Lendingtree Bowl Passing 138 186 Golden State 9 26 .257 18 Girls Basketball Mobile, Ala. Comp-Att-Int 14-21-1 23-35-1 Tuesday's Games MILWAUKEE (AP) – The Milwaukee Jeff Teague sat with knee injuries. The Hurley at Chequamegon, 7:15 Miami (Ohio) (8-5) vs. Louisiana- Return Yards 36 214 Boston 109, Charlotte 92 Friday, Jan. 3 Lafayette (10-3), 7:30 p.m. (ESPN) Punts-Avg. 6-44.8 3-40.0 Indiana 115, Philadelphia 97 Bucks were happy to get another win Timberwolves were also missing Treveon Boys Basketball Monday, Jan. 13 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 3-3 L.A. Clippers 105, Sacramento Mercer at Phelps, 6 Championship Penalties-Yards 2-20 9-79 87 though they know they didn't play up to Graham and Andrew Wiggins, who were Bessemer at Ontonagon, 7:20 New Orleans Time of Possession21:57 38:03 Toronto 117, Cleveland 97 their standards. battling flu-like symptoms. EST Clemson (14-0) vs. LSU (14-0), 8 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Houston 130, Denver 104 Girls Basketball p.m. (ESPN) RUSHING_Oregon, Verdell 17- San Antonio 117, Golden State Giannis Antetokounmpo had 32 points "That presented a lot of opportunities Hurley at Wakefield-Marenisco, 49, J.Herbert 9-29, Tra.Dye 1-3, 113, OT and 17 rebounds, and the Bucks held off a for a lot of guys and I thought a lot of guys 6:30 Alabama 35, (Team) 3-(minus 15). Wisconsin, Oklahoma City 106, Dallas 101 J.Taylor 21-94, Dan.Davis 2-19, Ontonagon at L’Anse, 7:20 EST MichiganMichigan 10 60 16 0 —16 Wednesday's Games strong challenge from short-handed Min- stepped up," Napier said. Coan 2-8, Groshek 2-7, Pryor 3-7, Orlando 122, Washington 101 College Basketball Alabama 777 14 — 35 Stokke 4-6, Dunn 1-4, Guerendo 1- New York 117, Portland 93 nesota in a 106-104 victory over the Tim- Napier, starting in place of Teague, GCC vs. Western Tech at Bay First Quarter College, women, 1; men, 3 BAMA_Jeudy 85 pass from 1, Lotti 1-(minus 10). Milwaukee 106, Minnesota 104 berwolves on Wednesday night. scored 15 points on 5-of-7 shooting in the Saturday, Jan. 4 M.Jones (Bulovas kick), 13:47. PASSING_Oregon, Juw.Johnson Phoenix at L.A. Lakers "Not paying our best but still finding a first half, but then had just seven after the College Basketball MICH_Eubanks 7 pass from Pat- 0-1-0-0, J.Herbert 14-20-1-138. Wis- Thursday's Games GCC vs TBA at Bay College terson (Nordin kick), 7:06. consin, Coan 23-35-1-186. Charlotte at Cleveland, 7 p.m. way to win is good," Bucks coach Mike break. Monday, Jan. 6 MICH_FG Nordin 36, :09. RECEIVING_Oregon, Juw.John- Denver at Indiana, 7 p.m. son 5-66, Pittman 4-30, Kampmoyer Toronto at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Boys Basketball Second Quarter Budenholzer said. "But this isn't the for- The Timberwolves mounted one last L’Anse at Wakefield-Marenisco, MICH_FG Nordin 42, 7:16. 2-24, Johnson III 2-18, Habibi-Likio Golden State at Minnesota, 8 mula." challenge in the closing minute as Dieng 6:30 BAMA_N.Harris 9 run (Bulovas 1-0. Wisconsin, Cephus 7-59, Fer- p.m. Hurley at Bayfield, 7:15 kick), 3:32. guson 4-44, Groshek 3-19, Pryor 3- Utah at Chicago, 8 p.m. Antetokounmpo got his 30th double- hit the first of two free throws to make it Ironwood at Drummond, 7:15 MICH_FG Nordin 57, :00. 4, J.Taylor 2-43, Dan.Davis 2-17, Brooklyn at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Guerendo 1-3, Stokke 1-(minus 3). Oklahoma City at San Antonio, double in 33 games this season and Khris 106-104 with 46.2 seconds left. Robert Ontonagon at Jeffers, 7:20 EST Third Quarter Ewen-Trout Creek at Bessemer, BAMA_D.Smith 42 pass from MISSED FIELD GOALS_Wiscon- 8:30 p.m. Middleton added 13 points despite shoot- Covington grabbed Pat Connaughton's 6:30 M.Jones (Bulovas kick), 13:30. sin, Larsh 47. Memphis at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Detroit at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 ing 5 for 18 as league-best Milwaukee hit missed layup, giving Minnesota the ball Girls Basketball Fourth Quarter Wisconsin Bowl Washburn at Hurley, 7:15 BAMA_Forristall 20 pass from p.m. just 42.6% of its shots overall and only 9 with 21 seconds left but after the Timber- Tuesday, Jan. 7 M.Jones (Bulovas kick), 10:01. Record: 16-15History Friday's Games Boys Basketball BAMA_N.Harris 2 run (Bulovas Jan. 1, 2020 Rose Bowl — Ore- Atlanta at Boston, 7 p.m. of 36 from 3-point range. Brook Lopez wolves used their last timeout, Dieng Mercer at Goodman-Pembine, kick), :26. gon 28, Wisconsin 27 Miami at Orlando, 7 p.m. scored 11 points and Eric Bledsoe had 10. missed a 19-footer with 3 seconds remain- 7:15 A_59,746. Dec. 27, 2018 Pinstripe Bowl — Portland at Washington, 7 p.m. Philadelphia at Houston, 8 p.m. L’Anse at Watersmeet, 6:20 MICH BAMA Wisconsin 35, Miami 3 "We missed a lot of good shots and ing. Girls Basketball First downs 23 20 Dec. 30, 2017 — New York at Phoenix, 9 p.m. came out a little slow," Middleton said. "We were hoping to get Shabazz on a Hurley at Ironwood, 7:15 Rushes-yards 43-162 30-153 Wisconsin 34, Miami 24 New Orleans at L.A. Lakers, Ewen-Trout Creek at Bessemer, Passing 233 327 Jan. 2, 2017 Cotton Bowl — Wis- 10:30 p.m. Shabazz Napier had 22 points to lead quick catch and go or we liked going for a 6:30 Comp-Att-Int 17-37-2 16-25-0 consin 24, Western Michigan 16 Saturday's Games Minnesota, and Gorgui Deng scored 15, win with (Covington) getting to the cor- Ontonagon at Chassell, 7:20 EST Return Yards 120 36 Dec. 30, 2015 Holiday Bowl — Memphis at L.A. Clippers, 3:30 Watersmeet at Three Lakes, 5:45 Punts-Avg. 5-36.4 6-42.3 Wisconsin 23, Southern Cal 21 p.m. Josh Okogie added 12 and Jarret Culver ner," Minnesota coach Ryan Saunders Butternut at Mercer, 7:15 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 0-0 Jan. 1, 2015 — Toronto at Brooklyn, 6 p.m. Wakefield-Marenisco at Jeffers, Penalties-Yards 7-61 5-25 Wisconsin 34, Auburn 31, OT Utah at Orlando, 7 p.m. 10. said. "There is a reason they are arguably 6:20 Time of Possession34:47 25:13 Jan. 1, 2014 Capital One Bowl — Indiana at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Oklahoma City at Cleveland, 7:30 Minnesota was playing without its two the best defense team in the league too, Wednesday, Jan. 8 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS South Carolina 34, Wisconsin 24 College Basketball RUSHING_Michigan, Charbon- Jan. 1, — Stan- p.m. best players as Karl-Anthony Towns and they blew it up." UW-Richland at GCC, women, 5 net 13-84, Haskins 18-61, Bell 1-9, ford 20, Wisconsin 14 Boston at Chicago, 8 p.m. Finlandia at GCC, men, 7 Patterson 8-4, Peoples-Jones 1-2, Jan. 2, 2012 Rose Bowl — Ore- Denver at Washington, 8 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 9 G.Jackson 2-2. Alabama, N.Harris gon 45, Wisconsin 38 Charlotte at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Boys Basketball 24-136, B.Robinson 3-16, Jeudy 1- Jan. 1, — TCU Detroit at Golden State, 8:30 p.m. Hurley at Ironwood, 7:15 1, Ruggs 1-0, M.Jones 1-0. 21, Wisconsin 19 San Antonio at Milwaukee, 8:30 Butternut at Mercer, 7:15 PASSING_Michigan, Patterson Dec. 29, 2009 Champs Sports p.m. Ontonagon at Watersmeet, 6:20 17-37-2-233. Alabama, M.Jones 16- Bowl — Wisconsin 20, Miami 14 New Orleans at Sacramento, 10 Girls Basketball 25-0-327. Dec. 27, 2008 Champs Sports p.m. E-TC at L’Anse, 7 EST RECEIVING_Michigan, G.Jack- Bowl — Florida State 42, Wisconsin Milwaukee 106, Friday, Jan. 10 son 4-57, Bell 4-53, N.Collins 4-48, 13 Boys Basketball Eubanks 2-14, Peoples-Jones 1-34, Jan. 1, — MINNESOTAMinnesota (104) 104 Hurley at South Shore, 7:15 Haskins 1-19, Sainristil 1-8. Alaba- Tennessee 21, Wisconsin 17 Covington 2-4 2-2 7, Martin 1-7 0- Girls Basketball ma, Jeudy 6-204, D.Smith 3-56, For- Jan. 1, 2007 Capital One Bowl — 0 3, Dieng 4-14 5-6 15, Culver 5-14 Mellen at Hurley, 7:15 ristall 3-36, Ruggs 2-27, Waddle 1- Wisconsin 17, Arkansas 14 0-1 10, Napier 7-13 4-4 22, Bates- Ironwood at Bayfield, 7:15 7, J.Billingsley 1-(minus 3). Jan. 2, 2006 Capital One Bowl — Diop 3-9 2-2 10, Bell 1-1 0-0 2, Reid Chassell at Bessemer, 6:30 MISSED FIELD GOALS_None. Wisconsin 24, Auburn 10 4-10 1-2 11, Nowell 4-11 2-3 12, Ontonagon at Jeffers, 7:20 EST Jan. 1, 2005 Outback Bowl — Okogie 3-8 5-8 12. Totals 34-91 21- Baraga at Watersmeet, 6:20 Michigan Bowl Georgia 24, Wisconsin 21 28 104. Mercer at Drummond, 7:15 Dec. 31, 2003 Music City Bowl — Record:History 21-27 MILWAUKEE (106) Wakefield-Marenisco at Dollar Auburn 28, Wisconsin 14 G.Antetokounmpo 13-22 3-8 32, Bay, 5:30 Jan. 1, 2020 Citrus Bowl — Alabama 35, Michigan 16 Dec. 29, 2002 Alamo Bowl — Middleton 5-18 1-1 13, B.Lopez 5-12 Saturday, Jan. 11 Wisconsin 31, Colorado 28 1-3 11, Bledsoe 4-10 2-2 10, DiVin- College Basketball Dec. 29, 2018 Peach Bowl — Florida 41, Michigan 15 Dec. 29, 2000 Sun Bowl — Wis- cenzo 2-3 2-2 6, Connaughton 3-8 Lake County at GCC, men, 3 consin 21, UCLA 20 0-0 7, Ilyasova 1-6 5-5 7, Korver 2-5 GCC at Highland, women, 6 Jan. 1, 2018 Outback Bowl — South Carolina 26, Michigan 19 Jan. 1, — Wis- 2-2 8, R.Lopez 3-5 0-1 7, Hill 2-5 1- NFL Playoffs Dec. 30, 2016 Orange Bowl — consin 17, Stanford 9 2 5. Totals 40-94 17-26 106. All Times EST Florida St. 33, Michigan 32 Jan. 1, 1999 Rose Bowl — Wis- Minnesota 23 28 20 33 — 104 Wild-card Playoffs Jan. 1, 2016 Citrus Bowl — Michi- consin 38, UCLA 31 Milwaukee 19 33 25 29 — 106 Saturday, Jan. 4 gan 41, Florida 7 Jan. 1, 1998 Outback Bowl — 3-Point Goals_Minnesota 15-46 Buffalo at Houston, 4:35 p.m. Dec. 28, 2013 Buffalo Wild Wings Georgia 33, Wisconsin 6 (Napier 4-7, Bates-Diop 2-5, Dieng (ABC/ESPN) Bowl — Kansas St. 31, Michigan 14 Dec. 27, 1996 Copper Bowl — 2-5, Nowell 2-7, Reid 2-7, Covington Tennessee at New England, 8:15 Jan. 1, 2013 Outback Bowl — Wisconsin 38, Utah 10 1-2, Okogie 1-3, Martin 1-5, Culver p.m. (CBS) South Carolina 33, Michigan 28 Jan. 2, 1995 Hall of Fame Bowl 0-5), Milwaukee 9-36 (G.Antetok- Sunday, Jan. 5 Jan. 3, 2012 Sugar Bowl — — Wisconsin 34, Duke 20 ounmpo 3-7, Korver 2-4, Middleton Minnesota at New Orleans, 1:05 Michigan 23, Virginia Tech 20, OT Jan. 1, 1994 Rose Bowl — Wis- 2-7, R.Lopez 1-2, Connaughton 1-4, p.m. (FOX) consin 21, UCLA 16 Bledsoe 0-2, Hill 0-2, Ilyasova 0-2, Jan. 1, 2011 Gator Bowl — Mis- Associated Press Seattle at Philadelphia, 4:40 p.m. sissippi St. 52, Michigan 14 Dec. 29, 1984 Hall of Fame Bowl B.Lopez 0-5). Fouled Out_None. (NBC) Jan. 1, — — Kentucky 20, Wisconsin 19 Rebounds_Minnesota 48 (Coving- IN THIS Oct. 23, 2013 file photo, NBA Commissioner David Stern smiles during a Divisional Playoffs Michigan 41, Florida 35 Dec. 11, 1982 Independence ton 11), Milwaukee 60 (G.Antetok- Saturday, Jan. 11 Jan. 1, 2007 Rose Bowl — South- Bowl — Wisconsin 14, Kansas State ounmpo 17). Assists_Minnesota 18 news conference after an NBA board of governors meeting in New York. Stern, who Philadelphia, Seattle or Minneso- ern Cal 32, Michigan 18 3 (Culver 5), Milwaukee 24 (G.Ante- spent 30 years as the NBA's longest-serving commissioner and oversaw its growth ta at , 4:35 p.m. Dec. 28, 2005 Alamo Bowl — Dec. 13, 1981 Garden State Bowl tokounmpo, Middleton 4). Total (NBC) Nebraska 32, Michigan 28 — Tennessee 28, Wisconsin 21 Fouls_Minnesota 25, Milwaukee 22. into a global power, has died on New Year’s Day Wednesday. He was 77 Houston, Buffalo or Tennessee at Jan. 1, 2005 Rose Bowl — Texas Jan. 2, — South- A_17,819 (17,500) Baltimore, 8:15 p.m (CBS) ern Cal 42, Wisconsin 37 38, Michigan 37 NHL Sunday, Jan. 12 Jan. 1, 2004 Rose Bowl — South- Jan. 1, — Wash- All Times EST New England, Houston or Buffalo ern Cal 28, Michigan 14 ington 44, Wisconsin 8 EASTERN CONFERENCE at Kansas City, 3:05 p.m. (CBS) Jan. 1, 1953 Rose Bowl — South- Atlantic Division Former NBA Commissioner Jan. 1, 2003 Outback Bowl — New Orleans, Philadelphia or Michigan 38, Florida 30 ern Cal 7, Wisconsin 0 GP WLOTPts GF GA Seattle at Green Bay, 6:40 p.m. Jan. 1, 2002 Citrus Bowl — Ten- Transactions Boston 41 24 710 58 138 105 (FOX) nessee 45, Michigan 17 FOOTBALL Toronto 41 22 14 5 49 146 132 Conference Championships Jan. 1, 2001 Citrus Bowl — Michi- National Football League Tampa Bay 38 21 13 4 46 137 120 David Stern dies at 77 Sunday, Jan. 19 gan 31, Auburn 28 — Signed DE Florida 39 20 14 5 45 139 134 AFC, 3:05 p.m. (CBS) Jan. 1, 2000 Orange Bowl — Jonathan Woodard to the practice Montreal 40 18 16 6 42 131 131 NEW YORK (AP) – David Stern had bas- time, but also one of the most influential NFC, 6:40 p.m. (FOX) Michigan 35, Alabama 34, OT squad. Buffalo 41 17 17 7 41 121 131 Pro Bowl Jan. 1, 1999 Citrus Bowl — Michi- — Signed Ottawa 40 16 19 5 37 111 132 ketball as a passion and law as a profession, business leaders of his generation," said Sunday, Jan. 26 gan 45, Arkansas 31 DE Eddie Yarbrough from Buffalo's Detroit 41 10 28 3 23 89 157 one he figured he could return to if a job at Adam Silver, who followed Stern as com- At Orlando, Fla. Jan. 1, 1998 Rose Bowl — Michi- practice squad. Placed DT Armon Metropolitan Division AFC vs. NFC, 3 p.m. (ESPN) gan 21, Washington St. 16 Watts on IR. Signed DE Curtis GP WLOTPts GF GA the NBA didn't work out. missioner. "Every member of the NBA fami- Super Bowl Jan. 1, 1997 Outback Bowl — Cothran and CB Kemon Hall to the Washington 41 27 9559 146 122 Sunday, Feb. 2 Alabama 17, Michigan 14 practice squad. Released C John N.Y. Islanders382510 3 53 114 100 He never did. ly is the beneficiary of David's vision, gen- At Miami Gardens, Fla. Dec. 28, 1995 Alamo Bowl — Keenoy from the practice squad. Pittsburgh 39 24 11 4 52 136 104 Instead he went to Europe, Asia and erosity and inspiration." AFC champion vs. NFC champi- Texas A&M 22, Michigan 20 Placed DE Stacy Keely on practice Carolina 40 24 14 2 50 136 112 on, 6:30 p.m. (Fox) Dec. 30, 1994 Holiday Bowl — squad IR. Philadelphia40 22 13 5 49 127 118 plenty of other places around the world, Thriving on good debate in the board- College Bowls Michigan 24, Colorado St. 14 — Columbus 40 18 14 8 44 105 112 bringing with him a league that was previ- room and good games in the arena, Stern All Times EST Jan. 1, 1994 Hall of Fame Bowl Signed WR Shelton Gibson and RB N.Y. Rangers3919 16 4 42 129 132 Saturday, Dec. 28 — Michigan 42, N.C. State 7 Elijah Holyfield. Placed G Brandon New Jersey 39 14 19 6 34 102 138 ously an afterthought in the U.S. and turn- would say one of his greatest achievements Camping World Bowl Jan. 1, 1993 Rose Bowl — Michi- Brooks and DE Daeshon Hall on IR. WESTERN CONFERENCE ing it into a global powerhouse. was guiding a league of mostly black play- Orlando, Fla. gan 38, Washington 31 Signed OT Dieugot Joseph to the Central Division Notre Dame 33, Iowa State 9 Jan. 1, 1992 Rose Bowl — Wash- practice squad. Released LB GP WLOTPts GF GA Stern, who spent 30 years as the NBA's ers that was plagued by drug problems in ington 34, Michigan 14 Deshaun Davis from the practice St. Louis 41 26 9658 128 107 Arlington, Texas Jan. 1, 1991 Gator Bowl — Michi- squad. Colorado 40 23 13 4 50 144 119 longest-serving commissioner and one of the 1970s to popularity with mainstream Penn State 53, Memphis 39 gan 35, Mississippi 3 — Dallas 41 23 14 4 50 111 103 the best in sports history, died Wednesday. America. Peach Bowl Jan. 1, 1990 Rose Bowl — South- Signed DT Earl Mitchell. Waived DB Winnipeg 40 22 15 3 47 125 120 Atlanta ern Cal 17, Michigan 10 Antone Exum Jr. Minnesota 41 19 17 5 43 126 137 He was 77. He had a hand in nearly every initiative CFP Semifinal: LSU 63, Okla- Jan. 2, 1989 Rose Bowl — Michi- WASHINGTON REDSKINS — Nashville 39 18 15 6 42 134 131 "Without David Stern, the NBA would to do that, from the drug testing program, homa 28 gan 22, Southern Cal 14 Named Ron Rivera coach. Chicago 41 18 17 6 42 118 132 Fiesta Bowl Jan. 2, 1988 Hall of Fame Bowl Pacific Division not be what it is today," Hall of Famer to the implementation of the salary cap, to Glendale, Ariz. — Michigan 28, Alabama 24 — GP WLOTPts GF GA Michael Jordan said. "He guided the league the creation of a dress code. CFP Semifinal: Clemson 29, Ohio Jan. 1, 1987 Rose Bowl — Ari- Released DB Marcus Sayles. Vegas 43 22 15 6 50 134 125 State 23 zona St. 22, Michigan 15 HOCKEY Arizona 42 22 16 4 48 118 108 through turbulent times and grew the But for Stern, it was always about "the Monday, Dec. 30 Jan. 1, 1986 Fiesta Bowl — National Hockey League Vancouver 40 21 15 4 46 132 119 SERVPRO First Responder Bowl Michigan 27, Nebraska 23 NHL — Fined Minnesota G Alex Edmonton 42 21 17 4 46 125 134 league into an international phenomenon, game," and his morning often included Dallas Dec. 21, 1984 Holiday Bowl — Stalock $2,000 for diving/embellish- Calgary 42 20 17 5 45 114 127 creating opportunities that few could have reading about the previous night's results Western Kentucky 23, Western BYU 24, Michigan 17 ment during a Dec. 21 game again Los Angeles42 17 21 4 38 109 132 Michigan 20 Jan. 2, 1984 Sugar Bowl — Winnipeg. Anaheim 40 16 19 5 37 103 124 imagined before." in the newspaper – even after technological Music City Bowl Auburn 9, Michigan 7 ARIZONA COYOTES — San Jose 41 17 21 3 37 109 139 Stern suffered a brain hemorrhage on advances he embraced made reading Nashville, Tenn. Jan. 1, 1983 Rose Bowl — UCLA Recalled D Kyle Capobianco from NOTE: Two points for a win, one Louisville 38, Mississippi State 28 24, Michigan 14 Tucson (AHL). Assigned D Aaron point for overtime loss. Top three Dec. 12 and underwent emergency surgery. NBA.com easier than ever. Redbox Bowl Dec. 31, 1981 Bluebonnet Bowl Ness to Tucson. teams in each division and two wild The league said he died with his wife, "The game is what brought us here. It's Santa Clara, Calif. — Michigan 33, UCLA 14 NEW JERSEY DEVILS — cards per conference advance to California 35, Illinois 20 Jan. 1, 1981 Rose Bowl — Michi- Assigned G Gilles Senn to Bingham- playoffs. Dianne, and their family at his bedside. always about the game and everything else Orange Bowl gan 23, Washington 6 ton (AHL). Recalled G Louis Tuesday's Games Miami Gardens, Fla. Dec. 28, 1979 Gator Bowl — Domingue from Binghamton. New Jersey 3, Boston 2, SO "The entire basketball community is we do is about making the stage or the pre- Florida 36, Virginia 28 North Carolina 17, Michigan 15 COLLEGE N.Y. Islanders 4, Washington 3 heartbroken," the National Basketball Play- sentation of the game even stronger, and Tuesday, Dec. 31 Jan. 1, 1979 Rose Bowl — South- NORTH CAROLINA STATE — Vegas 5, Anaheim 2 Belk Bowl ern Cal 17, Michigan 10 Named Tim Becks offensive coordi- Toronto 4, Minnesota 1 ers Association said. "David Stern earned the game itself is in the best shape that it's Charlotte, N.C. Jan. 1, — Wash- nator and quarterbacks coach. Tampa Bay 6, Buffalo 4 and deserved inclusion in our land of ever been in," he said on the eve of the Kentucky 37, Virginia Tech 30 ington 27, Michigan 20 Carolina 3, Montreal 1 Sun Bowl Jan. 1, 1977 Rose Bowl — South- All TimesNBA EST Columbus 4, Florida 1 giants." 2009-10 season, calling it "a new golden age El Paso, Texas ern Cal 14, Michigan 6 EASTERN CONFERENCE Detroit 2, San Jose 0 Stern had been involved with the NBA for the NBA." Arizona State 20, Florida State 14 Jan. 1, 1976 Orange Bowl — Atlantic Division Winnipeg 7, Colorado 4 Liberty Bowl Oklahoma 14, Michigan 6 WLPct GB Arizona 3, St. Louis 1 for nearly two decades before he became its One that was largely created by Stern Memphis, Tenn. Jan. 1, 1972 Rose Bowl — Stan- Boston 23 8 .742 — Chicago 5, Calgary 3 Navy 20, Kansas State 17 ford 13, Michigan 12 Toronto 23 11 .676 1½ Edmonton 7, N.Y. Rangers 5 fourth commissioner on Feb. 1, 1984. By during a three-decade run that turned Arizona Bowl Jan. 1, 1970 Rose Bowl — South- Philadelphia 23 13 .639 2½ Los Angeles 5, Philadelphia 3 the time he left his position in 2014 – he countless ballplayers into celebrities who Tucson, Ariz. ern Cal 10, Michigan 3 Brooklyn 16 16 .500 7½ Wednesday's Games Wyoming 38, Georgia State 17 Jan. 1, 1965 Rose Bowl — Michi- New York 10 24 .294 14½ Dallas 4, Nashville 2 wouldn't say or let league staffers say were known around the globe by one name: Alamo Bowl gan 34, Oregon St. 7 Southeast Division Thursday's Games "retire," because he never stopped working Magic, Michael, Kobe, LeBron, just to name San Antonio Jan. 1, 1951 Rose Bowl — Michi- WLPct GB Columbus at Boston, 7 p.m. Texas 38, Utah 10 gan 14, California 6 Miami 24 9 .727 — Edmonton at Buffalo, 7 p.m. – a league that fought for a foothold before a few. Wednesday, Jan. 1 Jan. 1, — Michi- Orlando 15 19 .441 9½ Tampa Bay at Montreal, 7 p.m. him had grown to a more than $5 billion a Stern oversaw the birth of seven new Citrus Bowl gan 49, Southern Cal 0 Charlotte 13 23 .361 12½ New Jersey at N.Y. Islanders, 7 Orlando, Fla. Jan. 1, — Michi- Washington 10 23 .303 14 p.m. year industry and made NBA basketball franchises and the creation of the WNBA Alabama 35, Michigan 16 gan 49, Stanford 0 Atlanta 7 27 .206 17½ San Jose at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Outback Bowl Central Division Florida at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. perhaps the world's most popular sport and NBA Development League, now the G Tampa, Fla. Oregon 28, WLPct GB Toronto at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. after soccer. League, providing countless opportunities Minnesota 31, Auburn 24 Milwaukee 31 5 .861 — Anaheim at Arizona, 9 p.m. OregonWisconsin777 727 —28 Rose Bowl Indiana 22 12 .647 8 N.Y. Rangers at Calgary, 9 p.m. "Because of David, the NBA is a truly to pursue careers playing basketball in the Wisconsin 10 77 3 —27 Pasadena, Calif. Chicago 13 21 .382 17 St. Louis at Colorado, 9:30 p.m. Oregon 28, Wisconsin 27 First Quarter Chicago at Vancouver, 10 p.m. global brand – making him not only one of United States that previously weren't avail- ORE_J.Herbert 4 run (C.Lewis Detroit 12 22 .353 18 Sugar Bowl Cleveland 10 23 .303 19½ Philadelphia at Vegas, 10 p.m. the greatest sports commissioners of all able. New Orleans kick), 9:53. Friday's Games WIS_Cruickshank 95 kickoff WESTERN CONFERENCE Georgia (11-2) vs. Baylor (11-2), Southwest Division Washington at Carolina, 7:30 8:45 p.m. (ESPN) return (Larsh kick), 9:41. p.m. WIS_FG Larsh 44, 8:05. WLPct GB Oregon to 204 yards, which like that," linebacker Jack Thursday, Jan. 2 Houston 23 11 .676 — Detroit at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Badgers Birmingham (Ala.) Bowl Second Quarter Saturday's Games ORE_J.Herbert 5 run (C.Lewis Dallas 21 12 .636 1½ is third-fewest yards a team Sanborn said. Cincinnati (10-3) vs. Boston Col- San Antonio 14 18 .438 8 Edmonton at Boston, 1 p.m. lege (6-6), 3 p.m. (ESPN) kick), 3:16. Florida at Buffalo, 1 p.m. has had in the Rose Bowl Taylor went over 2,000 WIS_Cephus 11 pass from Coan Memphis 13 21 .382 10 Gator Bowl New Orleans 11 23 .324 12 San Jose at Columbus, 1 p.m. From page 9 since 1964. However, the rushing yards for the second Jacksonville, Fla. (Larsh kick), :11. Winnipeg at Minnesota, 2 p.m. Third Quarter Northwest Division Indiana (8-4) vs. Tennessee (7- WLPct GB St. Louis at Vegas, 4 p.m. Davis' fumble was converted Badgers are the fifth team straight season. He had 94 5), 7 p.m. (ESPN) ORE_Breeze 31 fumble return Pittsburgh at Montreal, 7 p.m. (C.Lewis kick), 11:57. Denver 23 10 .697 — into Herbert's third touch- since 1950 to allow an oppo- yards on 21 carries and fin- Friday, Jan. 3 Utah 21 12 .636 2 Colorado at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Famous Idaho Potato Bowl WIS_Stokke 2 run (Larsh kick), Tampa Bay at Ottawa, 7 p.m. down, giving the Ducks a nent under 250 yards and ished with 2,003, which ties 4:53. Oklahoma City 18 15 .545 5 Boise Portland 14 21 .400 10 N.Y. Islanders at Toronto, 7 p.m. Fourth Quarter one-point lead. lose the Rose Bowl. him for third nationally. Tay- Ohio (6-6) vs. Nevada (7-5), 3:30 Minnesota 12 21 .364 11 Philadelphia at Arizona, 8 p.m. p.m. (ESPN) WIS_FG Larsh 27, 12:09. N.Y. Rangers at Vancouver, 10 ORE_J.Herbert 30 run (C.Lewis Pacific Division "Throughout the season Besides turnovers, Wis- lor did not say though Saturday, Jan. 4 WLPct GB p.m. Armed Forces Bowl kick), 7:41. Nashville at Los Angeles, 10:30 we have done a good job of consin committed nine whether he will forgo his A_90,462. L.A. Lakers 26 7 .788 — Fort Worth, Texas L.A. Clippers 24 11 .686 3 p.m. ORE WIS not hurting ourselves. Their penalties for 79 yards. An senior season to enter the Southern Miss (7-5) vs. Tulane Phoenix 13 20 .394 13 (6-6), 11:30 a.m. (ESPN) First downs 13 18 defense was one of the tops offensive pass interference NFL draft. in the country and they call against Davis on third Chryst gave Taylor a nice Lions coach Patricia fires 6 staff members made those plays. We knew down on the Badgers' final sendoff if this did prove to we had to protect the ball drive nullified a 9-yard com- be his final game. ALLEN PARK, Mich. (AP) – The have fired special teams coordinator John more," said Quintez Cephus, pletion to Jake Ferguson that "I've loved seeing his pro- Bonamego, linebackers coach Al Golden, defensive backs coach Brian Stewart, tight end coach would have resulted in a first gression as a leader on this , strength coach Harold Nash and assistant strength coach Rodney Hill. whose 11-yard touchdown Lions coach announced the moves Tuesday, two days after the franchise ended catch in the second quarter down. The drive stalled after team, and unbelievable care its worst season in a decade. gave the Badgers a 17-14 that and Oregon ran out the for his teammates," he said. Patricia says he will do a complete evaluation over the following days and weeks to make deci- halftime lead. clock. "It's impressive what he's sions in the best interest of the team coming off a 3-12-1 season. The Badgers went three- "They were doing some done on the field, and it's Patricia and general manager Bob Quinn have been told they will be retained in 2020. and-out on only two of their fake claps and things like incredibly impressive who Detroit ended the year on a nine-game skid, its longest losing streak since going 0-16 in 2008, 13 drives and had the ball that to draw us offside. We he is and how he's done it, is and finished 3-12-1. Patricia, a former New England defensive coordinator, is 9-22-1 over two sea- for 38:03. The defense held shot ourselves in the foot more impressive to me." sons. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM WEDNESDAY COMICS THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, 2020 11 HERMAN SPEED BUMP Cheers to 2020! Happy New Years Dear Annie: When I was growing up, my father used to tell my brothers and sis- ters and me how important it was to set New Year’s resolutions. He would write down one or two goals for the coming year, and then periodically tell us how he was doing over the months that followed. Dear Some years he failed, but more often than Annie not, he managed to reach his goals. What I remember most about him was his optimism. No matter how bad the year, achieved any of your goals. he was always convinced that the future 8. Stay the course even if it challenges would be better. It has been six years since you. It takes 21 days for a new behavior to he died, and I miss him every day. But I become a habit and six months for it to especially miss him during the holidays, become part of your personality, so be when he would tell us to expect great patient and kind to yourself. things in the upcoming year. THE PAJAMA DIARIES 9. Spread the news. Tell your friends Too many people are cynical these and family members about your goals so days, and most of my friends scoff at the that they can hold you accountable. Part- idea of setting New Year’s resolutions. I nership leads to progress. If a friend or don’t care, though, because of my dad. I family member has the same goal, then love setting them and being happy with you could work to achieve it together. my progress, regardless of whether I reach 10. Be persistent and never give up. all my goals. When I have children of my Your father is right. This next year will own, I plan to pass along this tradition. I be our best ever! Happy New Year, every- am writing to share my story and to ask for one! your thoughts about New Year’s resolu- Dear Annie: My sister has been abused tions. – Inherited Optimist mentally and financially for many years, MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM Dear Optimist: It sounds like your and it is getting worse with her husband father was a wonderful man and that his now retired. Her self-esteem is so low, and optimistic outlook was invaluable in your I’m scared of losing this loving and caring upbringing. I’m going to use your letter as person. But she wants her 18 years of mar- an opportunity to offer 10 suggestions for riage to work. reaching your New Year’s resolutions: I want her to get a divorce. And I’ve 1. Write down your resolutions. This been supporting her mentally and finan- will help you focus. cially for years. – Divorce the Bum 2. Be practical with your goals. Setting Dear Divorce the Bum: Watching some- small, realistic goals will help you build one you love be torn down by another per- confidence to seek greater goals later. son is painful. Perhaps the most painful 3. Watch how you speak to yourself part is you cannot force her to leave. You BORN LOSER about yourself and your progress. Positive can, however, be there for her without self-talk is a must. judgment. Tell her how much you love her, 4. Set aside some uninterrupted time to be supportive and find ways to build up really think about what it is that you her self-esteem. Talk with a counseling or would like to achieve in 2020 and the new support group or contact the National decade ahead. Domestic Abuse Hotline (800-799-7233) 5. Don’t beat yourself up if you slip. for more resources on how to offer sup- Live one day at a time. If you backslide, port and to talk to someone about your start anew the next day. concerns. 6. Track your progress. Even small vic- Send your questions for Annie Lane to tories are worth celebrating. [email protected]. 7. Reward yourself when you have COPYRIGHT 2020 CREATORS.COM ALLEY OOP TODAY’S HOROSCOPE If today is your birthday: ARIES (March 21-April 19) ing. Lay out a blueprint for suc- Address conflicts, make — It’s a new day and a new cess, so you can head into the adjustments and forge into the year. Say goodbye to what you new year with renewed hope new year without the dead no longer want or need in your for a better future. weight that’s been holding you life and head in a direction that VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) back. A significant opportunity offers greater satisfaction. — You’ll be the center of atten- is heading your way, and fewer TAURUS (April 20-May 20) tion. If you let too many people restrictions will mean you can — Get together with people lean on you, you will fall short. make the most of whatever you love to discuss your aspi- It’s OK to say no. FOR BETTER OR WORSE comes down the pike. Use rations, feelings and intentions. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) your imagination and make Today is a fabulous day to — Before you shoot for the your dreams come true. socialize and make plans for stars, consider whether your CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- the future. plans are doable. Use your Jan. 19) — Wipe your slate GEMINI (May 21-June 20) intelligence to come up with an — Relax and rejuvenate. clean and prepare to do what affordable way to reach your moves you most. Be realistic, Someone you care about will goals this year. don’t make promises or set let you down or disappoint you. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. impossible goals and be true to Consider how best to deal with 22) — Stop second-guessing yourself. sensitive situations before you AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. take action. Focus on your yourself and start making con- 19) — You may crave change shortcomings, not on someone structive changes that will lead or a higher income, but before else’s. to what you truly want to you take a giant leap, do your CANCER (June 21-July 22) achieve. It’s OK to be different due diligence. Anything is pos- — Get together with family or and to follow your dreams. FRANK & ERNEST sible if you plan your actions friends. A suggestion someone SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- thoroughly. makes will spark your imagina- Dec. 21) — If you are obser- PISCES (Feb. 20-March tion and help you figure out a vant and a good listener, you’ll 20) — Reevaluate, reorganize way to incorporate the things have plenty to consider moving and restructure how best to you love to do most into your forward. Don’t make assump- move forward. Put a reason- daily routine. tions. Consider someone’s able strategy in place and exe- LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — motives and integrity before cute your plans with precision. Evaluate what you’ve done, you take action. Don’t rule out making an your current situation and COPYRIGHT 2020 United unusual choice. where you see yourself head- Feature Syndicate, Inc. DAILY GLOBE CROSSWORD GET FUZZY

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Dear Annie: Recently, I retired from youth sports coaching. I am writing this letter to warn your readers about an alarm- ing trend that I have noticed over the last decade. Namely, parents will attend their kids’ sporting events, but then spend most of the time on their smartphones. Dear This is very different from seeing peo- Annie ple glued to their phone screens in an air- port or doctor’s waiting room or other places in which they would not normally If you want to keep your child off of smart- socialize. I am talking about the people phones, put the phone down and be in the who are parents or guardians at their kids’ moment. Present but absent parents can practices or games. cause great damage to their children. Their actions tell their kids that they Dear Annie: I am a survivor of the and their activities are not important flooding after Hurricane Katrina. One les- enough to hold their attention. It’s a bad son I learned from that horrific experience THE PAJAMA DIARIES message. The kids do something great and look to the sidelines for parental approval is that I had lost a lot of “stuff” that I did- and get nothing. I’ve even had parents n’t need to replace. Many of us accumulate approach me after a game to ask me to far too many worldly goods. In lieu of describe their child’s goal because they exchanging more stuff, my friends now missed it. plan outings together and pick up the tab There is going to be more and more for the celebrant. We have attended jazz tech. It’s not about the phone, as such. It is concerts, visited museums and watched about people knowing their role as par- movies together. We live in New Orleans ents and having the restraint to focus their where there are great restaurants, so we attention appropriately. Do people own usually include a meal, too. We enjoy each phones or are they owned by them? – For- other’s company while having great life MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM mer Youth Coach experiences. And we don’t accrue more Dear Former Youth Coach: Your letter stuff that we have to maintain and store. – brings up an important distinction. Star- Less Stuff, More Fun. ing at a screen is never that healthy, and Dear Less Stuff: I am sorry for all that there is a time when it is especially harm- you had to endure during and after Hurri- ful – when parents are supposed to be cane Katrina. It sounds like you were able watching and supporting their children. to take a horrible situation and find a sil- While your physical presence is nice, ver lining. The memories and experiences your attention to the game, and your child, that you create with friends and family are is what matters. If you are just staring at a priceless, and you see that. Congratula- screen, your kid doesn’t get that reassur- tions on enjoying deeper friendships ance and love they need to do their best. through fun and joyous experiences. 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Technology stocks Dec. 31, 2019 9,000 helped power those gains by vault- Nasdaq ing 48%. composite 8,500 The Dow Jones Industrial Aver- 26.61 age gained 22.3%, led by Apple. 8,000 Associated Press Along the way, the three major 8,972.60 7,500 PEOPLE PARTICIPATE in their annual pro-democracy indexes set more record highs than JASOND march on New Year’s Day to insist their five demands in 2018 and kept the longest bull Pct. change from previous: 0.30% High 8,975.36 Low 8,912.77 be matched by the government in Hong Kong, market for stocks going. Wednesday. The five demands include democratic “We had a remarkable year of Dec. 31, 2019 elections for Hong Kong’s leader and legislature and a returns in the stock market,” said 3,200 demand for a probe of police behavior during the six Keith Buchanan, portfolio manager Standard & months of continuous protests. 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Stocks ended the cially big banks, also posted strong ATM machines with spray class district of Mong Kok. had completely reversed course day broadly higher, led by gains in gains in 2019, despite a sharp pull- paint, hammers and Hong Kong toned down and cut rates three times in what technology, health care and finan- back in interest rates. Motolov cocktails. They its New Year’s celebrations Powell called a pre-emptive move cial companies. Industrial stocks The sector ended with a 29.2% smashed crossing lights, amid the protests that against any impact a sluggish glob- and household goods makers gain for the year, while JPMorgan ripped bricks from side- began in June and which al economy and the U.S.-China lagged the most. Bond prices fell, Chase, Bank of America and Citi- walks and barricaded have dealt severe blows to trade war might have on U.S. eco- sending yields higher. Gold rose group climbed over 40%. roads in the downtown the city’s retail, tourism nomic growth. and crude oil fell. Benchmark U.S. crude oil lost financial district. and nightlife sectors. The market also overcame a The S&P 500 rose 9.49 points, 62 cents to settle at $61.06 per bar- Banks and businesses Eric Lai, the vice con- late-summer slump caused by fears or 0.3%, to 3,230.78. The Dow rel. Brent crude, the international identified with mainland vener of the march organiz- that the U.S. economy could be gained 76.30 points, or 0.3%, to standard, gave up 67 cents to close China have been frequent er, the Civil Human Rights headed for a recession. Those con- 28,538.44. The Nasdaq climbed at $66 per barrel. targets of hardcore Front, said he hoped to cerns eased as investors drew 26.61 points, or 0.3%, to 8,972.60. In other commodities trading, protesters. avoid a recurrence of the encouragement from surprisingly Smaller company stocks fared wholesale gasoline fell 3 cents to Police used pepper previous night’s violence. good third-quarter corporate earn- better than the rest of the market. $1.70 per gallon. Heating oil spray, tear gas and a water “We hope that the police ings and data showing the econo- The Russell 2000 index picked up slipped a penny to $2.03 per gal- cannon to drive off the can facilitate us, rather my was not slowing as much as 4.32 points, or 0.3%, to 1,668.47. lon. Natural gas was little changed demonstrators, although a than provoking us, and to economists had feared. The index ended the year with a at $2.19 per 1,000 cubic feet. government statement said fire tear gas and water can- “You fast-forward 12 months gain of 23.7%. The price of gold rose $5 to officers were “deploying non at us,” he said. and now we’re going into 2020 and Trading volume was lighter $1,519.50 per ounce. Silver fell 8 the minimum necessary Such marches have the sentiment seems like it’s fairly than usual ahead of the New Year’s cents to $17.83 per ounce. Copper force.” often devolved at their con- the opposite,” Buchanan said. Day holiday. U.S. markets will be dropped 3 cents to $2.79 per Senior Superintendent clusion into violence. Both “There are fairly rosy expectations closed Wednesday and reopen on pound. Ng Lok-chun told reporters sides have been accused of and there’s not a consensus that a Thursday. The dollar fell to 108.64 that “rioters” hijacked the provoking clashes, and recession is coming in a very near Bond prices fell. The yield on Japanese yen from 108.83 yen on protest march and at one nearly 6,500 protesters as term.” the 10-year Treasury note rose to Monday. The euro strengthened to point endangered police young as 12 have been A truce in the 17-month U.S.- 1.92% from 1.89% late Thursday. $1.1217 from $1.1202. officers by surrounding arrested in scores of inci- China trade war helped keep In a year when most of the 11 European markets closed most- and throwing objects at dents on streets, in shop- investors in a buying mood sectors in the S&P 500 finished ly lower. In Asia, Hong Kong’s them, which led to police ping malls and on college through the end of the year. Wash- with gain of more than 20%, tech- Hang Seng index lost 0.5%. ordering the rally to be campuses. expected to face trial in A daring escape: Ex- April 2020. He posted 1.5 billion yen ($14 million) Nissan chief flees bail on two separate instances after he was Japan ahead of trial arrested a second time on additional charges, and TOKYO (AP) – In a dar- been under surveillance. released again. ing escape that confounded He promised to talk to Prosecutors fought his authorities, Nissan’s for- reporters next week. release, but a court granted mer Chairman Carlos “I am now in Lebanon him bail on condition that Ghosn skipped bail while and will no longer be held Associated Press he be monitored and not awaiting trial in Japan on hostage by a rigged Japanese JOURNALISTS STAKE out at the back entrance of a building which houses an office meet with his wife, Carole, allegations of financial mis- justice system where guilt is of Junichiro Hironaka, a lawyer for Nissan’s former Chairman Carlos Ghosn, in who is also of Lebanese ori- conduct and reappeared in presumed, discrimination is Tokyo Tuesday. Ghosn, who is awaiting trial in Japan on charges of financial mis- gin. Recently, the court Lebanon, where he said rampant, and basic human conduct, has arrived in Beirut, a close friend said Monday. He apparently jumped allowed them to speak by Tuesday that he had fled to rights are denied, in flagrant bail. It was not clear how Ghosn, who is of Lebanese origin and holds French and video. avoid “political persecu- disregard of Japan’s legal Lebanese passports, left Japan where he was under surveillance and is expected to Ghosn, who was tion.” obligations under interna- face trial in April 2020. charged with under-report- Ghosn, who is of tional law and treaties it is ing his future compensa- Lebanese origin and holds bound to uphold,” the state- escape, saying he was “He is home,” Ghosn’s declined to elaborate. The tion and breach of trust, French, Lebanese and ment said. stunned. Japan does not friend, television host Lebanon-based newspaper has repeatedly asserted his Brazilian passports, dis- Speaking anonymously, have an extradition treaty Ricardo Karam said in a Al-Joumhouriya said innocence, saying authori- closed his location in a prosecutors in Japan told with Lebanon, which said message. “It’s a big adven- Ghosn arrived in Beirut ties trumped up charges to statement through his rep- Japanese media they did Ghosn had entered the ture.” from Turkey aboard a pri- prevent a possible fuller resentatives but did not say not know how Ghosn got country legally and there Karam said Ghosn vate jet. merger between Nissan how he managed to get out out. His lawyer also denied was no reason to take any arrived in Lebanon on Ghosn was arrested in Motor Co. and alliance of Japan, where he had all knowledge of the action against him. Monday morning, but November 2018 and was partner Renault SA. Global air crash deaths fall by more than half in 2019

FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) late December after a Bek Air tion authorities approve aviation million flights in 2018. That deaths but did not equal the his- – The number of deaths in major Fokker 100 crashed Friday on designs derived from older ones, means there was one fatal acci- toric low of 2017, which saw only air crashes around the globe fell takeoff in Kazakhstan, killing 12 and about how much pilot train- dent for every 5.58 million two fatal accidents, involving by more than half in 2019, people. The worst crash of 2019 ing is needed on new systems. flights. regional turboprops, that result- according to a report by an avia- involved an Ethiopian Airlines The group said it expects the The firm’s annual compilation ed in the loss of 13 lives. tion consulting firm. Boeing 737 MAX plane that 737 MAX to eventually gain per- of accident statistics stressed that This report is based on crash- The To70 consultancy said crashed March 10, killing 157 mission to fly again in 2020. aviation needs to keep its focus es involving larger aircraft used Wednesday that 257 people died people. The report said the fatal acci- on the basics of having well- for most commercial passenger in eight fatal accidents in 2019. The report said fatal accidents dent rate for large planes in com- designed and well-constructed flights. It excludes accidents That compares to 534 deaths in in 2018 and 2019 that led to the mercial air transport fell to 0.18 aircraft flown by well-trained involving small planes, military 13 fatal accidents in 2018. grounding of Boeing’s 737 MAX fatal accidents per million flights crews. flights, cargo flights and heli- The 2019 death toll rose in raised questions about how avia- in 2019 from 0.30 accidents per Last year may have seen fewer copters. INSIDE: Silhouette profiles a fun project PAGE 3 LIVING 50 PLUS

Thursday, January 2, 2020 A monthly publication by the Daily Globe focusing on today’s active adults yourdailyglobe.com HELP FOR SENIORS Time for an important talk Your 87-year-old mother has fallen sev- services. health care agencies in her area and ask eral times and you’re becoming increas- It’s highly possible that your mother is them about their services. Call the coun- ingly concerned about her physical well- equally concerned about her situation, ty’s Department of Human Services and being. She’s also rather forgetful and you but she may be ruluctant to talk about it become informed abouyt their programs. wonder if she’s taking her pills when she with you. The client often tells me that A local community action agency and is supposed to. “my daughter has enough on her mind senior center can tell you what they can She’s still living in her home with the Robert without bothering her with my prob- offer in the way of meals, transportation help of neighbors who provide trans- Lynn lems.” Unfortunately, this scenario is and house cleaning. I’m always a source portation for shopping and medical more the rule than the exception. of information and assistance about appointments. Still, you wonder how long Children may be reluctant to initiate a Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid and she can continue to live by herself. Too discussion about their parents’ finances Supplemental Security Income. bad you live more than 300 miles away. for fear of appearing greedy. The elderly Seniors can be an important part of She has always resisted the idea of sell- my primary duties is to serve as an advo- parent may not want to talk about her the process by providing information ing the house and moving into an apart- cate for my clients. I can ask questions concerns because of embarrassment or about their physical and financial needs. ment – or worse yet – to a nursing home. and initiate discussions about their day to fear of losing her independence. It’s good policy for seniors to prepare a Maybe it’s time to sit down and dis- day needs. Sometimes the client is more Often, nothing is done until the parent list of their income and assets, and be cuss your concerns with her. Will she willing to freely talk about matters with becomes seriously ill or dies. sure that their children know where they resent your intrusion into her affairs or me than with a son or daughter. I can Before you make that visit with your can find it. Or better yet, distribute the will she welcome the opportunity to dis- often identify local resources that would mother, try to familiarize yourself with cuss her situation? help the client financially or refer him or the various services and programs that As an elder benefits specialist, one of her to agencies that could provide needed are available to seniors. Contact the home LYNN — page 4 MILESTONES Eventful year ahead Final goodbye: Recalling influential with telling census, people who died in 2019 coming caucuses Another year has ended and a By BERNARD McGHEE new one filled with hope and Associated Press promise has begun. After counting A lauded writer who our many blessings this past brought to light stories over- Christmas season from praising shadowed by prejudice. An the Lord and all He has provided actress and singer who helped us, to being thankful we live in a Al embody the manufactured peaceful and generous area where Gaiss innocence of the 1950s. A self- every person has value. While made billionaire who rose each of us views things somewhat from a childhood of Depres- differently, it will become more sion-era poverty and twice ran and more important as the months for president. continue to pass, we remain try has lost a greater percentage of This year saw the deaths of upbeat as well as civil to our people than any other Michigan people who shifted culture neighbors and persons in the work county over the past 25 years. The through prose, pragmatism force and within our extended 2010 Census counted 16,427 in and persistence. It also wit- family. Associated Press the county, the 2020 number will nessed tragedy, in talent struck 2020 promises to become a surely be less. But how much? down in its prime. REP. ELIJAH CUMMINGS, D-Md., speaks during a luncheon at blockbuster year in politics as well the National Press Club in Washington on Aug. 7, 2019. Cum- Some have forecasted thousands In 2019, the political world as in the potentiality of a stock less. lost a giant in U.S. Rep. Elijah mings died from complications of longtime health chal- market implosion creating a situa- lenges, his office said in a statement on Oct. 17, 2019. Are we truly destined to E. Cummings. He was born tion where thousands about the become a retirement paradise and the son of a sharecropper, state and millions throughout the pray that our remaining stores stay became a lawyer, then an influ- in August left a chasm in the Broadway and beyond. Jan. 15. nation, might lose their jobs. The open, along with the churches we ential congressman and cham- publishing world, where she John C. Bogle, 89. He sim- market may also choose to run choose to attend, do the same? pion of civil rights. was a “literary mother” to plified investing for the masses another year or longer banking on While our children leave for col- Cummings, who died in countless writers. She helped by launching the first index both low inflation and interest lege many of us have hope some October, was chairman of one elevate multiculturalism to the mutual fund and founded Van- rates. will return along with other bright of the U.S. House committees world stage and unearthed the guard Group. Jan. 16. The DOW has ranged between young and middle-aged persons to that led an impeachment lives of the unknown and Antonio Mendez, 78. A for- approximately 22,000 and 28,000 start new businesses as well as inquiry of President Donald unwanted. She became the mer CIA technical operations this year and is up some 26% as I families. Trump and was a formidable first black woman to receive officer who helped rescue six write. After an 11-year run, one While it won’t be happening in advocate for the poor in his the Nobel literature prize for U.S. diplomats from Iran in would expect it to drop 20-30% 2020, I believe there will be talks Maryland district. “Beloved” and was awarded 1980 and was portrayed by when the correction comes. While of consolidation before the 2022- Another influential political the Presidential Medal of Free- Ben Affleck in the film “Argo.” it is early yet, with the presidential 2023 school year. One estimate figure, U.S. Supreme Court dom in 2012. Jan. 19. election not occurring for another has Bessemer and Wakelield-Mari- Justice John Paul Stevens, died Here is a roll call of some 10 months, it will take some time nesco under 700 students com- in July. Stevens was appointed influential figures who died in February yet to see just whom the Demo- bined before the 2023-2024 school to the high court as a Republi- 2019 (cause of death cited for Kristoff St. John, 52. An cratic standard bearer will be. For year begins. can but became the leader of younger people, if available): actor best known for playing better than 85% of those who will Many tradesmen are needed in its liberal wing and a propo- Neil Winters on the CBS soap be voting, minds are already set the area and we need to prepare nent of abortion rights and January opera “The Young and the and, in most cases, have been for our own to take such excellent consumer protections. Daryl Dragon, 76. The cap- Restless.” Feb. 4. Heart dis- some time. jobs rather than in having to Wealth, fame and a confi- wearing “Captain” of Captain ease. Millions of Trump supporters recruit nearly everyone from out- dent prescription for the & Tennille who teamed with John Dingell, 92. The for- have had their minds made up for side the area. nation’s economic ills pro- then-wife Toni Tennille on mer congressman was the better than three years and for pelled H. Ross Perot ‘s 1992 such easy listening hits as longest-serving member of those voting the Democratic ticket, Big year ahead campaign against President “Love Will Keep Us Together” Congress in American history the same may be stated waiting to I am excited that the Iowa cau- George H.W. Bush and Demo- and “Muskrat Love.” Jan. 2. at 59 years and a master of leg- see whom that person will be. A cuses, and the New Hampshire, cratic challenger Bill Clinton. Carol Channing, 97. The islative deal-making who was three- or four-thousand-point drop Nevada and South Carolina pri- He recorded the highest per- ebullient musical comedy star fiercely protective of Detroit’s in the DOW would be helpful for maries will be held in just over a centage for an independent or who delighted American audi- auto industry. Feb. 7. Democrats as jobs would be lost month. These are exciting times third-party candidate since ences in almost 5,000 perfor- Lyndon LaRouche Jr., 96. and people would face adversity. and for those of you who dedicat- 1912. He died in July. mances as the scheming Dolly The political extremist who While no one wants to see jobs ed the many hours while listening The death of Toni Morrison Levi in “Hello, Dolly!” on ran for president in every elec- lost and families disrupted, we all to every word spoken and vote tion from 1976 to 2004, know the time is coming and this recorded, you have to agree, there including a campaign waged is part of the reason many of the has never been anything like it from federal prison. Feb. 12. young in particular, wish to see before. Wallace Smith Broecker, 87. Socialism as the new wave to The Senate’s impeachment trial A scientist who raised early sweep the country. of President Trump should also be alarms about climate change When times have been good as very exciting and educational. and popularized the term they have the past number of Many feel that with the Democrat- “global warming.” Feb. 18. years, it is important to set some ic controlled House’s impeach- David Horowitz, 81. His funds away for that rainy day. I ment and far fewer than the 67 of “Fight Back!” syndicated pro- know it is not easy for the working 100 Senators signaling a vote to gram made him perhaps the man and woman with all the remove President Trump from best-known consumer reporter responsibilities of family, and office, that the president has come in the U.S. Feb. 21. schooling and the occasional trip out of all this in a stronger posi- Peter Tork, 77. A talented one has worked so hard for and tion. Others feel the denial in the singer-songwriter and instru- waiting so long to take. Common Senate would solely be partisan mentalist whose musical skills sense tells us the market and the and wrong on the part of the Associated Press were often overshadowed by 3.5% unemployment rate will not Republicans whose vision was all RETIRED SUPREME Court Justice John Paul Stevens prepares his role as the goofy, lovable go on forever and it won’t. It is wrong. to testify on the ever-increasing amount of money spent on bass guitarist in the made-for- time to do some saving and to As 2020 races through the elections as he appears before the Senate Rules Committee television rock band The Mon- plan for the future. months ahead, many of us realize on Capitol Hill in Washington in April 2014. Stevens, the kees. Feb. 21. that we have chosen to live in one bow-tied, independent-thinking, Republican-nominated Katherine Helmond, 89. An 2020 Census of the great spots within the Unit- justice who unexpectedly emerged as the Supreme Court’s The coming 2020 Census will leading liberal, died July 16, 2019, in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., reveal much about the region. I after suffering a stroke. He was 99. recently read where Gogebic Coun- 2019 — page 2 GAISS — page 4 l 2 THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, 2020 LIVING 50 PLUS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM 2019 Persico, 85. The longtime Hollings, 97. The silver- boss of the infamous haired Democrat who Colombo crime family. helped shepherd South From page 1 March 7. Carolina through desegre- Emmy-nominated and Birch Bayh, 91. A former gation as governor and Golden Globe-winning U.S. senator who champi- went on to serve six terms actress who played two oned the federal law ban- in the U.S. Senate. April 6. very different matriarchs ning discrimination Richard “Dick” Cole, on the ABC “Who’s against women in college 103. 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It started as a boy in “quintessential Celtic.” AP Sports Writer ized for a sneak, the other African American manager. Starr and coach Vince his Ohio coal-mining town. Hondo was true grit. In They ran the next legs, for a steal. He would manage three Lombardi talked. Starr did- Havlicek ran wherever he the 1973 Eastern Confer- taking the baton from Jack- other teams before becom- n’t trust the footing and went. ence finals, his shooting ie Robinson as black play- Don Newcombe, 92 ing the first one for the wanted to run a sneak. He ran at Ohio State, shoulder separated, he ers claimed their place in He came out of the Washington Nationals. He Jerry Kramer led the block- where he played with Jerry played with his left hand. the game. Negro Leagues and played was a Hall of Famer with ing, Starr plunged into the Lucas and won a national In 1976, he made one of One was on the mound with Jackie Robinson and statues at three stadiums. end zone with 16 seconds title in 1960. And he ran great baskets in NBA Finals for those Brooklyn Dodgers Roy Campanella, the three Robinson hit 586 home to go and the “Ice Bowl” with the Boston Celtics, history, a leaning bank teams of the 1950s, and finding their way together runs, was an MVP in two legend was born. playing first under Red shot in the second of three woe to the hitter who and putting baseball on a leagues (Cincinnati, Balti- “We all have the capaci- Auerbach and with Bill overtimes against Phoenix. found Don Newcombe glar- new and testing path. more), a Rookie of the Year ty to focus and to concen- Russell and Bob Cousy and But the steal defined ing down at him. The other In his first season in and a 12-time All-Star out- trate to a unique degree later for another era of him. In Game 7 of the 1965 was in the batter’s box and 1949, two years after the fielder. He was a force on when we’re called upon to championship teams with Eastern finals, the Celtics compelling in his own game’s racial barrier fell, the first Orioles champi- do it,” Starr said decades Dave Cowens and Jo Jo led the 76ers by a point right. Frank Robinson Newcombe went 17-8 and onship team in 1966. He later. “That’s exactly what I White. with five seconds left. hunched over the plate and was the NL Rookie of the hugged the plate, feeling he did that day.” Havlicek played 16 sea- Philadelphia had the ball dared any pitcher to throw Year. He won 20 games owned it, and said pitchers Starr led Green Bay to sons, a lean 6-foot-5 swing- but Hal Greer struggled it his way. three times. made him only more deter- five NFL titles. He was the man. He won eight titles, with the inbound. Havlicek Their deaths in 2019 left Newcombe was mined when knocking him MVP in 1966 and the MVP never losing in the Finals. timed the pass perfectly, baseball not only without knocked for his postseason down. of the first two Super He was a 13-time All-Star, a tipping the ball to Sam two pillars on the diamond play, but when that lumi- Bowls. (Two teammates on Hall of Famer. For Russell, Jones as the clock ran out. but two pillars in its fight nous day came for the Bart Starr, 85 those mighty Packers he was the “best all-around Radio announcer Johnny against iniquities. Dodgers in 1955 – a World The 200th pick in the teams also died in 2019: player he ever saw.” Bill Most hollered what are Newcombe, “Big Newk,” Series title after so many 1956 draft out of Alabama offensive lineman Forrest Bradley, the Knick with now sacred words in Celtic knew the sting of segrega- maddening Octobers – worked out nicely for the Gregg and backup quarter- whom he waged fierce bat- lore: “Havlicek stole the tion traveling from city to Newcombe was also there. Packers. Never more so back Zeke Bratkowski.) tles, called him the ball! city. Martin Luther King Jr., He went 20-5 that year, than on that Arctic day in Starr later coached the it is said, later thanked him homering on the day of his 1967 at Lambeau Field Packers for nine years, win- for making his work easier. 20th win. He was one of when Starr sent Green Bay ning not even half his That was a month before the best hitting pitchers. past the games. His legacy was else- the civil rights leader was The next year he was 27- 21-17 in an NFL title game where. Said John Elway, a slain. Frank Robinson set 7, capturing the first Cy whose mystique only grew fellow Hall of Famer: “He the course for black man- Young honor as well as the with the years. set a tremendous example agers, starting with Cleve- NL MVP. The Packers trailed by for all QBs to emulate.” land in 1975 and taking his three with 5 five minutes fire and savvy to other Frank Robinson, 83 left. Starr didn’t miss a pass John Havlicek, 79 dugouts. He slid hard and played in getting Green Bay to the Running, always run- Sports also lost part of hard over 21 seasons and the core of two dynasties – knew how to make an Bart Starr, the unflappable entrance. 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