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By Alex Derosier DGHURVLHU#IRUXPFRPPFRP BISMARCK — An Okla- homa man whose pel- vis was broken when he was tackled by a police officer while protest- ing the Dakota Access Pipeline in February 2017 has brought an excessive force lawsuit against North Dakota law enforcement officials. In the lawsuit filed in Cairns Film / Special to The Forum North Dakota U.S. Dis- (ULF 3RHPRFHDK LV WDFNOHG E\ DQ RႈFHU QDPHG LQ D trict Court, activist Eric ODZVXLWDV%LVPDUFNSROLFHRႈFHU%HQMDPLQ6ZHQVRQ Poemoceah claims police DVODZHQIRUFHPHQWFKDUJHGDJURXSRI'DNRWD$FFHVV Michael Vosburg / Forum Photo Editor forced him to walk 3LSHOLQH SURWHVWHUV LQ )HEUXDU\  0RQWDQD *ROIHUVDUHLQWHUVSHUVHG7XHVGD\$SULOVKRUWO\DIWHU7KH0HDGRZVJROIFRXUVH about 200 feet after he EDVHGSURGXFWLRQFRPSDQ\&DLUQV)LOPZKLFK¿OPHG RSHQHGLQ0RRUKHDG requested an ambulance WKH FKDUJH V\QFKURQL]HG LWV YLGHR ZLWK DXGLR IURP and mocked him when he 3RHPRFHDK¶VOLYHVWUHDPRIWKHLQFLGHQW complained of his inju- ries. April 21. instead forced by officers Poemoceah, a member Then-Cass County to walk more than 200 Minnesota senators seek of the Comanche Nation Sheriff Paul Laney is also feet to a van, according to in Oklahoma, was injured named in the complaint the complaint. at the tail end of the for his role in Poem- Poemoceah was protections for food workers months-long protests oceah’s arrest and in brought to a Bismarck aimed at preventing con- managing law enforce- hospital about two and a ĥo›ÿ›ÉQ·›ÿÉïı struction of a portion of ment’s response to the half hours after the inci- )RUXP1HZV6HUYLFH the Dakota Access Pipe- protests. Two unnamed dent and then booked in ST. PAUL — Minneso- line that would carry oil Fargo police officers and the Burleigh County Jail ta’s U.S. Sens Amy Klo- across the Missouri River a sheriff’s deputy from an on an obstructing a gov- buchar and Tina Smith, near the Standing Rock unnamed agency are also ernment function charge, along with 34 other col- Sioux Reservation. a Class A misdemeanor. It leagues, have signed a The suit, brought listed as John Doe defen- letter to Trump Admin- by the Civil Liber- dants. Laney could not was later confirmed that istration officials after a ties Defense Center in immediately be reached part of his hip was bro- wave of COVID-19 infec- Eugene, Ore., alleges the Tuesday. ken, the complaint said. tions has swept through officers’ indifference to Video of the incident Charges against Poem- Midwestern food process- Poemoceah’s injuries shows Poemoceah stand- oceah and at least eight ing on a road in front of others present during ing facilities. was in part retaliation In a Monday, April 20, for his involvement in a group of about 30 riot the police charge were equipment-clad officers. later dropped because letter, the senators asked the pipeline protests. how officials in the White It also claims officers According to the lawsuit, police never filed written Poemoceah, who was statements about essen- House, the U.S. Depart- lacked appropriate train- ment of Agriculture, Food ing in handling large- livestreaming the inci- tial facts outlining the dent, was trying to nego- offenses, the complaint and Drug Administration, scale demonstrations. Environmental Protection tiate a “peaceful process” said. Poemoceah is seek- Agency and the Depart- for elders to leave the Poemoceah’s lawsuit Jeremy Fugleberg / Forum News Service ing in excess of $75,000 ment of Homeland Secu- Water Protector encamp- is the latest legal action 7KH 6PLWK¿HOG )RRGV SRUN SURFHVVLQJ SODQW LQ 6LRX[ in damages for lasting rity are responding to the ment before the officers brought against North )DOOV6'RQ$SULO extreme pain in his left outbreaks in order to pro- charged at the protesters. Dakota law enforcement hip, lower back and leg tect essential workers in Poemoceah and a group officials in connection to lesser PPE available, the making the facility one of that resulted from the farms, processing facil- the Dakota Access Pipe- the nation’s largest coro- incident, as well as men- of protesters stand- ities and grocery stores, more essential workers navirus hotspots. tal distress. ing behind him turned line protests. In 2016 as well as the country’s may fall ill and further The senators asked the The complaint names and ran when police activists sued the city of food supply chain. They strain the supply chain cabinet officials a series Morton County, Mor- made their charge, video Mandan and the sheriffs wrote that many workers and economy, they wrote. of seven questions on ton County Sheriff Kyle shows. An officer can of Morton and Stutsman are risking their wellbe- Monday’s letter comes their plans to address food Kirchmeier, and Bis- then be seen tackling counties for alleged use ing, some feeling scared as positive COVID-19 worker safety issues, such marck police officer Ben- Poemoceah from behind, of excessive force. but pressured to work, and cases have forced two as collaboration with local jamin Swenson, the offi- sending both off the road In July 2019, a Navajo COVID-related closures meatpacking facilities in governments and the pri- cer who tackled Poem- and onto the downward tribe member from Ari- of facilities threaten the Minnesota, JBS USA in vate sector, increasing oceah, as defendants. The slope of a hill. zona brought a similar country’s supply chain. Worthington and Comfrey testing capacity and PPE Morton County Sheriff’s Four officers then excessive force lawsuit Further exacerbating Farm Prime Pork in Win- availability and ensuring Office, which had dep- restrained Poemoceah, against Morton County. these issues is the coun- dom, to temporarily shut- workers are communicat- utized Swenson during who can be heard in a Attorneys from the coun- try’s persistent shortages ter. The Smithfield Pork ed health and sanitation the protests, said it is recording screaming “It ty and the city of Bis- of coronavirus testing and Plant in Sioux Falls, S.D., best practices. reviewing the lawsuit hurts! You broke my hip!” marck asked U.S. District personal protective equip- also had to close as its &RQWDFW6DUDK0HDUKRIIDW and did not immediately The activist requested Judge Daniel Hovland to ment (often dubbed PPE) number of factory-linked VPHDUKRII#IRUXPFRPPFRPRU offer comment Tuesday, an ambulance but was dismiss the complaint. for essential workers. The cases soared to nearly 900, 

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Barclays US Treasury 0.52 0.01 W W W 1.72 METALS LAST 1 DAY %YTDFUELS LAST 1 DAY VOLUME Gold (oz) 1,678.2 –23.40 +10.63 Crude Oil 10.01 +47.64 12,250 Silver (oz) 14.88 –0.74 –16.85 Ethanol 0.89 –0.04 49 Platinum (oz) 757.60 –36.10 –21.50 Heating 0.73 –0.16 33,641 Copper (lb) 2.27 –0.07 –19.06 Natural Gas 1.82 –0.10 267,923 Palladium (oz) 1,907.6 –219.90 –2.82 Unleaded Gas 0.51 –0.16 51,911 Commodity Futures Submitted photos OPEN HIGH LOW SETTLE CHG. OPEN HIGH LOW SETTLE CHG. CORN 5,000bu minimum - cent/bushel ICE SUGAR WORLD 11 112,000Lbs. - cent/lb. Left to right: Stacy Kennedy, Tanya Boehland Mack, Kendall Kehres are shown. May 314¼ 316¼ 301 309¼ -5.00 May 9.99 9.99 9.55 9.75 -0.24 Jul 322¼ 323¼ 309 317¼ -5.00 Jul 10.18 10.20 9.77 10.01 -0.17 Sep 327 327¾ 315 321½ -5.50 Oct 10.48 10.48 10.09 10.34 -0.14 Dec 337 337½ 325½ 332 -5.00 Mar 11.17 11.17 10.85 11.09 -0.08 Mar 349½ 350¼ 338¾ 345¼ -4.50 May 11.21 11.23 10.95 11.18 -0.03 May 356¼ 356½ 345¾ 352½ -4.00 Jul 11.26 11.32 11.06 11.27 0.01 ‘IT’S OVERWHELMING’ Yest. sales: 162,602; Open interest: 221,804 Yest. sales: 33,335; Open interest: 112,907

SOYBEANS 5,000bu min - cent/bushel SOYBEAN MEAL 40,000 lbs. - cent/lb May 826 833½ 808¼ 830¾ 4.25 May 285.70 289.60 280.70 289.10 3.50 Jul 835¾ 843¼ 818½ 840¾ 4.50 Jul 291.10 295.10 286½ 294½ 3.70 Aug 838 844¾ 821¾ 842½ 4.00 Aug 292 295½ 288.40 295.10 3.10 Sep 840 846 825 843¾ 3.25 Sep 293 296.30 289.80 296 2.90 Labor statistics reveal women Nov 845¾ 850¼ 831 848 2.25 Oct 293.70 296.70 290½ 296.20 2.60 Jan 847¼ 853 835½ 851¼ 2.00 Dec 295.90 299.20 293 298.60 2.80 Yest. sales: 71,708; Open interest: 135,896 Yest. sales: 29,276; Open interest: 44,575 WHEAT 5,000bu min - cent/bushel FEEDER CATTLE 50,000 lbs. - cent/lb. face job loss, unemployment May 551½ 557 541¾ 546¾ -2.00 Apr 116.85 118¼ 115 117.90 -0.43 Jul 550½ 554¾ 540½ 546¼ -1.25 May 116.10 117.35 113.53 116¾ -0.53 Sep 553¾ 558¼ 544½ 548¾ -2.75 Aug 126 127.38 123.48 126.90 -0.75 Dec 562 565¼ 551¾ 555¾ -3.25 Sep 127¾ 129 125.15 128.43 -0.83 Mar 566½ 571¼ 558¼ 562½ -3.50 Oct 128.93 130 126.30 129.55 -0.53 claims in record numbers May 566½ 568¾ 557¼ 560½ -4.75 Nov 129.20 130.85 126.80 130.53 -0.15 Yest. sales: 16,405; Open interest: 41,936 Yest. sales: 400; Open interest: 1,389 By Ryan Stotts she said. said. “I work at a bar Kennedy — endless hold [email protected] OATS 5,000 bu min.. - cent/bushel. LIVE CATTLE 40,000 lbs. - cent/lb. She was thankful, twice a month, if that.” times, being hung up on, May 291 298½ 288¾ 296¾ 3.50 Apr 93½ 93½ 90.53 91.60 -1.93 Fargo but also didn’t really She spent weeks calling the vigilant checking, and Jul 274 278 271½ 277 2.25 Jun 84.48 84.80 82.10 84.08 -1.02 s job losses due to understand the into the automated the juggling of multiple Sep 260 260 258 262½ 1.25 Aug 89¾ 89.90 87.10 88½ -1.60 the coronavirus unemployment system. system to find out why, programs. Dec 251¼ 253 250½ 253½ 1.50 Oct 94.98 95.10 92.35 93.78 -1.58 “And not really May — — — 257½ 1.50 Dec 99 99 96½ 98.20 -1.25 threaten more always waiting for long “It’s overwhelming,” Feb 103.70 103.90 101.35 103.15 -1.05 A understanding they Jul — — — 257¾ 1.50 North Dakotans periods, and sometimes Boehland Mack said. Yest. sales: 324; Open interest: 1,035 Yest. sales: 1,718; Open interest: 3,713 weren’t quite ready for every week, filing an getting hung up on. She had eight hours to us,” Kennedy said. She wouldn’t give up. MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN 5,000 bu. - ¢/bushel. HOGS 40,000 lbs. - cent/lb. unemployment insurance close down her business, Kennedy is organized: “Every day, I’d set my May 510¼ 514 503¾ 505 -5.75 May 40.60 44.35 40.58 44.28 3.68 claim is generating more which her clients were Jul 523 526¾ 516½ 517¾ -5.25 Jun 45.95 49.18 45.18 48.10 1.85 She’d already done her alarm for 7:45 a.m., and questions than answers, shocked to find out Sep 534¾ 537 527½ 528 -6.00 Jul 53.40 54.20 51.95 52.93 -0.85 taxes, and she had all the I’d start calling,” she Dec 546¼ 549 540 540¾ -5.25 Aug 58 58.40 56.65 57.18 -1.48 especially for one documentation required wasn’t considered Mar 553 559½ 552¼ 552¾ -4.25 Oct 52¾ 53.78 51.70 52.58 -1.00 particular group. said. May 560½ 566½ 560¼ 561 -3.00 Dec 50.28 52.33 49.90 51.38 -0.38 to file for unemployment. essential. Employment data Eventually someone Yest. sales: 4,459; Open interest: 17,304 Yest. sales: 1,084; Open interest: 3,046 Still, she said, the answered, Kehres said, Denied unemployment Minneapolis Hard Red Spring Wheat released April 3 by the confusion came because and told her she’s only benefits when she applied US STOCKS U.S. Department of Labor the system wasn’t set up in late March, she was Bureau of Labor Statistics eligible to claim her MOST ACTIVE CLOSE CHG% YTD% GAINERS CLOSE CHG% YTD% for the self-employed. told she didn’t earn revealed that 60% of part-time wages, not her AMD 52.92 –7.11 +15.39 TORM 12.50 +64.47 +15.36 She eventually got a more substantial self- enough wages, or meet BofAML 21.64 –3.82 –38.56 TriState Capital 12.91 +24.25 –50.57 job losses were incurred GE 6.48 –0.46 –41.94 Chesapeake Enrgy 17.77 +23.57 +2,051.3 response saying she was employment income. minimum qualifications, Occidental 12.34 –1.99 –70.06 Centogene 19.19 +19.94 +90.57 by women. In every ineligible. A call to Job to receive them. Microsoft 167.82 –4.14 +6.42 Applied DNA 6.36 +17.13 +51.79 “Why is my self- job sector, according to Service of North Dakota “I feel like I’m a American Airline 11.00 –0.54 –61.65 New Residential 5.85 +16.53 –63.69 the data, women have employment income less Apple 268.37 –3.09 –8.61 Uniti Group 5.75 +15.93 –29.96 confirmed she’d filed too relatively intelligent Inovio Pharma 9.90 +9.39 +200.00 Turtle Beach 8.25 +14.42 –12.70 sustained more losses. valid?” she asked. soon. By the first week of woman,” she said. Exxon Mobil 40.96 –0.53 –41.30 Comstock Rsrcs 7.90 +12.22 –4.01 Three Fargo women The answer came from AT&T 29.87 –3.58 –23.57 April, she said, an updated “I’ve had seven years of Snap 12.44 –3.72 –23.82 LOSERS CLOSE CHG% YTD% shared their experiences Job Service North Dakota Wells Fargo 26.84 –3.03 –50.11 application for the self- college. But, I can’t make Zix 5.53 –14.53 –18.44 navigating the often Director Bryan Klipfel. Carnivl 11.84 –3.11 –76.71 Stellus Capital 7.06 –14.22 –50.39 employed was available “Unless the individual heads or tails of this.” Moderna 49.26 –4.70 +151.84 Credit Aceptance 254.00 –13.81 –42.58 confusing state and she filled it out Delta Air 23.10 –2.28 –60.50 Aspen Aerogels 5.28 –13.73 –31.96 chose to participate in She persisted, and, Citigroup 41.57 –5.54 –47.97 unemployment system Palomar Holdings 55.16 –12.93 +9.25 immediately. the UI program by paying in the end, she thought Halliburton 7.46 –2.23 –69.51 MEDNAX 10.88 –12.26 –60.85 during a pandemic. “I have not received any Micron Tech 41.41 –4.59 –23.00 Adverum 12.43 –11.59 +7.90 UI taxes on their self- she’d finally get some Cisco Systems 40.55 –4.68 –15.45 benefits yet,” she said. iHeartMedia 6.26 –11.46 –62.96 employment,” Klipfel help in the form of a PPP Freeport Mcmoran 7.41 –7.61 –43.52 Applied 35.27 –11.29 +29.29 ‘Crossing my fingers’ Kennedy also applied for said, “only the wages loan. “Luckily, I’m married EIDL and PPP loans, but LOCAL STOCKS from their employment On April 17, Boehland and my husband still has hasn’t received word on STOCK (TICKER) CLOSE CHG% YTD% STOCK (TICKER) CLOSE CHG% YTD% with an employer who Mack was notified that his job,” Stacy Kennedy those either. 3M Co (MMM) 141.63 -2.04 -19.7 Kimco (KIM) 8.30 -0.26 -59.9 said, “so we’ve been participates in the UI Agilent (A) 73.75 -3.62 -13.6 Kohls (KSS) 16.48 -0.58 -67.7 “I’m just kind of the $1,300 PPP loan, Amazon (AMZN) 2,328.1 -65.49 +26.0 Lowes (LOW) 92.62 -2.51 -22.7 able to get by with his program, whether from crossing my fingers, which was supposed to be AmExp (AXP) 81.52 -2.49 -34.5 ManpwrGp (MAN) 66.65 +4.73 -31.4 income.” a full-time or part-time Apache (APA) 8.57 +0.09 -66.5 Marsh&McCl (MMC) 92.70 -3.06 -16.8 hoping that some answers deposited into her bank Apple (AAPL) 268.37 -8.56 -8.6 Mastec (MTZ) 30.66 -1.52 -52.2 Her business, Stacy job, can be used on the start rolling in here within account that day, was ArchDan (ADM) 35.00 -1.34 -24.5 McDnlds (MCD) 177.58 -4.07 -10.1 Kennedy Photography, regular claim.” AT&T Inc (T) 29.87 -1.11 -23.6 MDU Res (MDU) 21.46 -0.30 -27.8 the next couple weeks,” unavailable. 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CaseNewHolland (CNHI) 6.10 -0.08 -44.5 Nokia (NOK) 3.36 -0.08 -9.4 “I work closely with my CaseyGnrlStr (CASY) 151.00 -1.86 -5.0 OtterTail (OTTR) 43.95 +0.02 -14.3 Kehres, a self-employed than a month, even on her Her PUA application Caterpillar (CAT) 109.85 -4.75 -25.6 OwensMin (OMI) 7.01 -0.14 +35.6 clients,” Kennedy said. aesthetician and cosmetic UI claim. She has a little CedarF (FUN) 25.88 +0.18 -53.3 PepsiCo (PEP) 130.94 -3.61 -4.2 was accepted, but it That wasn’t possible bit of savings to get by on. Chevron (CVX) 81.64 -1.93 -32.3 Pfizer (PFE) 35.62 -0.46 -9.1 tattoo artist, rents space hasn’t been processed yet. Cisco (CSCO) 40.55 -1.99 -15.5 PlainsAA (PAA) 7.17 +0.05 -61.0 any longer. at 3233 45th St. S. for her “I’m not starving Citigroup (C) 41.57 -2.44 -48.0 Polaris (PII) 59.12 +0.07 -41.9 Boehland Mack said, (CTL) (PG) It was the first time the business Wax By Kendall. yet,” Kehres said. “It’s CntryLink 9.71 -0.43 -26.5 ProctGam 119.68 -0.92 -4.2 like many in her peer CocaCola (KO) 45.38 -1.15 -18.0 QuantaSvc (PWR) 32.44 -1.20 -20.3 professional photographer She also works part-time frustrating more than ConAgra (CAG) 33.83 -0.05 -1.2 Siemens (SI) 13.02 -0.80 -18.2 group, there’s no one to CP Rwy (CP) 216.00 -3.01 -15.3 SiriusXM (SIRI) 5.00 -0.22 -30.1 ever had to file for as a bartender. anything.” CVS Care (CVS) 60.25 -2.09 -18.9 Starbucks (SBUX) 72.72 -2.60 -17.3 unemployment, and it “It’s seriously been turn to for help. The self- Daktronics (DAKT) 4.40 -0.09 -27.8 SunLfFn (SLF) 30.34 -1.68 -33.4 employed are all in the Deere (DE) 134.06 -3.24 -22.6 Sysco (SYY) 49.10 -0.51 -42.6 came as something of a nonstop paperwork and ‘It’s overwhelming’ Diebold (DBD) 3.44 -0.24 -67.4 Target (TGT) 106.90 -2.08 -16.6 surprise because she’s phone calls,” Kehres said. For Tanya Boehland same boat. DineEquity (DIN) 31.81 +1.27 -61.9 TitanMach (TITN) 8.36 -0.51 -43.4 Donldson (DCI) 40.10 -1.93 -30.4 ToroCo s (TTC) 60.83 -2.41 -23.6 self-employed. Kehres finally got a Mack things were even “We don’t have DowChm (DOW) 30.88 -0.65 -43.6 TriContl (TY) 22.08 -0.68 -21.7 “I followed the news, determination letter. worse. anywhere to go,” she DufPUC (DUC) 8.89 -0.04 -2.7 Unisys (UIS) 11.56 -0.02 -2.5 Ecolab (ECL) 170.16 -2.80 -11.8 UPS (UPS) 100.62 -0.58 -14.0 so somehow I knew right “They only counted my Owner of Reflexology said. “We don’t have an Evergy (EVRG) 58.24 -0.88 -10.5 US Bancrp (USB) 32.73 -1.52 -44.8 away that self-employed income from my part- By Tanya, 1326 25th St. H.R. department.” ExxonMbl (XOM) 40.96 -0.22 -41.3 USSteel (X) 6.69 +0.10 -41.4 Facebook (FB) 170.80 -7.44 -16.8 VerizonCm (VZ) 56.82 -1.31 -7.5 were going to have the time job, which is very, S., her experiences mirror Readers can reach Forum reporter FordM (F) 4.77 -0.21 -48.7 Vodafone (VOD) 13.06 -0.62 -32.4 opportunity to file,” very part time” Kehres those of Kehres and Ryan Stotts at 701-241-5466 FullerHB (FUL) 30.51 -0.76 -40.8 Walgrn (WBA) 42.55 -0.30 -27.8 Gartner (IT) 101.58 -2.59 -34.1 WalMart (WMT) 129.21 -0.64 +8.7 GenElec (GE) 6.48 -0.03 -41.9 WellsFargo (WFC) 26.84 -0.84 -50.1 GenMills (GIS) 59.78 -0.98 +11.6 WEX (WEX) 102.43 -7.38 -51.1 Glassbridge (GLAE) 50.01 ...... 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The test, called The U.K. reported its highest the Pixel, will be available to number of deaths in a week on 51,000 jobs in March consumers in most states, with record, with fatalities in care a doctor’s order, the agency homes more than quadrupling said. By Ari Natter between five and seven years bers a week ago to curb supply in seven days, damping hopes LabCorp said that it would Bloomberg of job growth wiped out in a is proving too little too late in that the coronavirus will soon first make the tests available to month,” Philip Jordan, the the face a one-third collapse be under control. The oil and gas industry health care workers and emer- shed nearly 51,000 drilling company’s vice president said in global demand. With no There were 18,516 deaths reg- gency workers who may have in an interview. “What makes end in sight, and producers istered in the week ending April and refining jobs in March, been exposed to COVID-19 or be it sort of scary is this really around the world continu- 10, 76% more than the aver- a 9% reduction that is likely symptomatic, and that it would is just the beginning. April is ing to pump, that’s causing a age figure for the same week to get worse as futures pric- be making the self-collection not looking good for oil and fire-sale among traders who over the previous five years, the es fell into negative territory kits available to consumers “in gas.” don’t have access to storage. Office For National Statistics Monday. the coming weeks.” The price on the futures BW Research projects oil said on Tuesday. Of the 8,000 March’s job losses rise by The company said the test contract for West Texas crude and gas jobs could decline by excess deaths, more than 6,200 15,000 when ancillary jobs will cost $119. Consumers will that is due to expire Tuesday as much as 30% in the first were linked to the coronavirus, have to pay out of pocket for such as construction, man- fell into negative territory — quarter of 2020. according to the ONS. the test, a company spokesman ufacturing of drilling equip- Unlike the daily numbers minus $37.63 a barrel — with The industry has faced the said, and see if their insurer will ment and shipping are includ- the pandemic bringing the twin shocks of the corona- produced by the government, reimburse them. ed, according to BW Research the ONS includes deaths in care economy to a standstill and virus crippling demand with -© 2020 The New York Times Partnership, a research con- homes and hospices as well as American energy companies stay-at-home orders coupled sultancy, which analyzed cases where covid-19 is only CDC director warns running out of room to store with an oil-price war between Department of Labor data listed as a contributory factor 2nd wave of coronavirus oil. The price on the futures Russia and Saudi Arabia that on death certificates. Accord- combined with the firm’s own contract due a month later led to a glut and sent the price ing to Health Secretary Matt will likely be worse survey data of about 30,000 settled at $20.43 per barrel. of oil spiraling to historic Even as states move ahead Hancock, the statistics lag the energy companies. An unprecedented output lows, leading U.S. companies with plans to reopen their daily figures because collecting “We’re looking at anywhere deal by OPEC and allied mem- to idle drilling rigs. economies, the director of the the information is more time Centers for Disease Control and consuming. Prevention warned Tuesday There is a difference of 1,700 that a second wave of the novel between the additional deaths coronavirus will be far more relative to the average week- deadly because it is likely to ly figure and those the ONS coincide with the start of flu attributed to the coronavirus. season. Some covid-19 linked deaths “There’s a possibility that may be being missed while the the assault of the virus on our pressure the pandemic has put nation next winter will actually on medical resources may also be even more difficult than the be causing fatalities, according one we just went through,” CDC to research by the Continuous Director Robert Redfield said in Mortality Investigation. an interview with The Wash- -Bloomberg ington Post. “And when I’ve At least 7 in Wisconsin said this to others, they kind of put their head back, they don’t contract coronavirus understand what I mean.” during election Having two simultaneous Milwaukee health officials respiratory outbreaks would said they have identified at put unimaginable strain on the least seven people who con- health-care system, he said. The tracted the coronavirus from first wave of covid-19, the dis- participating in Election Day on ease caused by the coronavirus, April 7, which was held despite has already killed more than a stay-at-home order issued 42,000 people across the coun- throughout Wisconsin. try. It has already overwhelmed The seven people were the hospitals and revealed gaping first identified by Milwaukee shortages in test kits, ventila- officials, who contend that the tors and protective equipment number may be higher as they for health-care workers. are still conducting testing. In a wide-ranging interview, Other cities have not reported Redfield said federal and state any cases tied to voting yet. officials need to use the coming The officials, in a statement months to prepare for what lies issued Tuesday, did not say how ahead. Doug Mills / © 2020 The New York Times they traced the new coronavirus -The Washington Post 3UHVLGHQW'RQDOG7UXPSVSHDNVGXULQJDFRURQDYLUXVEULH¿QJDWWKH:KLWH+RXVHLQ:DVKLQJWRQ cases to in-person voting. Six of April 20. the cases they identified were Senate committee Milwaukee voters. The seventh endorses spy was a poll worker. agencies’ finding Polling places opened across The Senate Intelligence Wisconsin after the state’s Committee has unanimously Trump plans to suspend Republican-controlled Legisla- endorsed the U.S. intelligence ture refused to take action to community’s conclusion that postpone the election or expand Russia conducted a sweeping vote by mail. The Wisconsin and unprecedented campaign to immigration to the US Department of Health Services interfere in the 2016 presiden- said they would also be studying tial election. any voters or election workers The heavily-redacted report, By Katie Rogers, In recent weeks, the Trump according to several who contracted the virus from based on a three-year investi- Michael D. Shear administration has used people familiar with the voting. They have not reported gation, builds on a committee and Zolan Kanno-Youngs health concerns to justify plan. © 2020 The New York Times any cases yet. finding nearly two years ago aggressively restricting Under such an “Please note that we only that the January 2017 intelli- resident Donald Trump immigration. Even before executive order, the have 30% of the data back from gence community assessment said Monday evening the tweet, it had expanded Trump administration new cases as of 4/7 and on,” (ICA) on Russia was sound. The Pthat he intended to travel restrictions, slowed would no longer approve Jeanette Kowalik, the Milwau- spy agencies also found that close the United States to visa processing and moved any applications from kee health commissioner, said Russia sought to shake faith in people trying to immigrate to swiftly bar asylum- foreigners to live and work in the statement. American democracy, denigrate into the country to live seekers and unauthorized in the United States for an -© 2020 The New York Times then-candidate Hillary Clin- and work, a drastic move immigrants from entering undetermined period of ton and boost her rival Donald that he said would protect the country, alarming time, effectively shutting FDA approves 1st Trump. American workers from immigration advocates who down the legal immigration in-home test for The report, while not unex- foreign competition once the have said that Trump and system in the same way the pected, is nonetheless a nation’s economy began to his advisers are using a president has long advocated coronavirus milestone - the first exten- recover from the shutdown global pandemic to further closing the borders to illegal The Food and Drug Adminis- sive bipartisan congressional caused by the coronavirus hard-line immigration immigration. It was not tration on Tuesday said it had affirmation of the intelligence granted emergency approval to agencies’ conclusion, which outbreak. policies. immediately clear what legal the first in-home test for the continues to be at odds with “In light of the attack But the president’s late- basis Trump would claim to coronavirus, a nasal swab kit President Trump’s oft-stated from the Invisible Enemy, as night announcement Monday justify shutting down most that will be sold by LabCorp. doubts about Russia’s role in well as the need to protect signals his most wide- immigration. The agency said that LabCorp the 2016 race. the jobs of our GREAT ranging attempt yet to seal The number of visas issued had submitted data showing the “The committee found no American Citizens,” Trump the country off from the to foreigners abroad looking home test is as safe and accu- reason to dispute the intelli- wrote on Twitter, “I will be rest of the world. A formal to immigrate to the United rate as a sample collection at gence community’s conclu- signing an Executive Order order temporarily barring the States has declined by about a doctor’s office, hospital or sions,” Chairman Richard Burr, to temporarily suspend provision of new green cards 25%, to 462,422 in the 2019 other testing site. R-N.C., said in a statement. immigration into the United and work visas could come fiscal year from 617,752 in Patients will swab their own -The Washington Post States!” as early as the next few days, 2016. As COVID-19 spreads, poison hotlines see rise in accidents By David Waldstein disinfectants rose significantly if there was a possible link actual number of exposures was media coverage of the corona- © 2020 The New York Times compared with the same period between the rise in exposures likely even higher because the virus, as well as stay-at-home As awareness of the coro- over the previous two years, and the recommendations from data only came from reported orders and other instructions navirus pandemic has spread and charts a dramatic spike in public health agencies to clean calls for help, and some people from public health officials. throughout the United States, March for both categories. and disinfect as much as pos- who were exposed probably did “There appears to be a clear doctors who monitor activity at Some of the physicians who sible. not report their cases to the temporal association with poison call centers have noticed collaborated on the research From January through March, hotlines. increased use of these prod- an alarming trend: a significant with the CDC had discussed poison centers received 45,550 The call centers also did not ucts,” the authors wrote. increase in accidental expo- their observations with one exposure calls related to clean- record information about the Among the concerns in the sures to household cleaners and another last month. ers (28,158) and disinfectants reasons for an exposure — report were the access that disinfectants. Others saw the same trend (17,392), the report said, rep- whether, for instance, it was children have to dangerous A study released Monday by and wondered if the accidental resenting overall increases of because of a direct concern over products that are now in many the Centers for Disease Control poisonings were an insidious, 20.4% compared with the same the coronavirus. But the authors more homes, and mixing sub- and Prevention shows that calls secondary result of the corona- period in 2019 and 16.4% more indicated that a connection was stances that accidentally cre- to poison hotlines this year for virus’s spread. The group ini- than 2018. likely because the timing cor- ate dangerous chemical com- cases involving cleaners and tiated the study to determine The authors warned that the responded to the increase in pounds and gasses. A6 Wednesday, April 22, 2020 OBITUARIES The Forum

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Cheryl Sapp, infectious to medical care, security “I think the men and nutrition. disease nurse for Clay understand they are County, said she couldn’t Federal and state at risk and are serious programs and aid are verify the positive report, about following the available in both states, but that they were rules,” he said. “There’s with the most important consulting with the state. a lot of stress, though.” effort being the extra, Minnesota has a plan Both Swiers and for homeless residents Koesterman said that private shelter spots for to take shelter, in an the homeless are among those who test positive to undisclosed location the most vulnerable keep away from others. if they test positive in this pandemic, with In North Dakota, the or are in quarantine, underlying health program operated by the she said. The location conditions, addictions, Department of Human isn’t disclosed due to mental health issues and Services is also available data privacy laws and poor health care. to those showing because some are fleeing The National Low- symptoms and awaiting Michael Vosburg / Forum Photo Editor domestic abuse. Income Housing test results or those who Several people watch heavy machinery scrape away layers of trash Tuesday, April Contact tracing is also Coalition reports on need to be in quarantine DWWKH&OD\&RXQW\/DQG¿OOVRXWKZHVWRI+DZOH\0LQQ done following positive its website that the because of recent travel test results, Sapp said. homeless are twice as head with a lead pipe and to understand why Broad In Fargo, test results to or from another state. LANDFILL likely or more to be cut her throat, according would kill Avery, she said. reported Tuesday As of late last week, hospitalized or require From Page A1 to court documents. The timeline of events, night from a targeted, 12 North Dakotans critical care. Broad also claimed oth- including when Broad proactive North Dakota were in the program, Adding to concerns ers helped him drag her allegedly killed Avery and Department of Health with isolation facilities are the close quarters at could be seen Tuesday body to the garage. Cam- put her remains in the testing site at the Gladys available in eight cities shelters, making social morning with others at era footage shows Broad dumpsters, has not been Ray Shelter & Veterans across the state. Those distancing difficult. the landfill as an exca- dragging a blue tote from disclosed to the public. Drop-In late last week in the separate shelters Micah’s Mission and vator and other heavy his apartment to his Garbage from his apart- found that of 70 tests must be referred to the the New Life Center machinery dug into piles garage, but no one else ment is collected on Fri- administered, there were program. usually shut down of trash. It appeared was seen with him, court days, the city of Moor- three positive results The two shelter people helping with the overflow beds after the documents said. head said. among the guests and directors, though, search were looking cold weather passes, but He later claimed he Broad was booked into staff. wouldn’t mind extra through garbage bags. during the pandemic killed Avery in self-de- the Clay County Jail on The report from Fargo funding for their Avery was last seen they are keeping them fense, court documents Friday, April 17. He is Cass Public Health operations. Koesterman April 3. Police believe available. stated. being held on a $1 million didn’t specify if the Broad dragged her body At Micah’s Mission, said she would most like Avery, who moved to bond. positive cases were from his apartment Koesterman said they extra staffing. Moorhead from Devers, Kenneth Kludt has been among the homeless at 1310 28th Ave. S. to usually have 85 to 90 “We want to serve Texas, about a year and appointed to serve as or staff. The facility his garage, according to beds available instead of the people we have here a half ago to be with her Broad’s attorney. Kludt holds up to 35 beds for court documents. He then the 112. already in a dignified, boyfriend, lived with did not return a mes- men and women. The used several saws to dis- Koesterman said they safe manner,” she said. Broad for a short time sage left Tuesday by The phone call to the shelter member her, put her into have a waiting list of 250 Swier said New Life before she went missing, Forum. Broad faces up to seeking comment wasn’t garbage bags and placed people, too, with those hasn’t received any according to court docu- 40 years in prison if con- answered. her into dumpsters at the remaining unsheltered direct aid. ments. Broad and Avery victed. At the other homeless apartment, court docu- living in their vehicles or Readers can reach Forum reporter were not dating, but her Clay County Sher- shelter in Fargo, New ments said. family described the two doubling up with family Barry Amundson at 701-451-5665 iff Mark Empting and Life Center Director Rob Broad, Avery’s moth- as close friends. a Salvation Army truck Swiers said they haven’t er and others reported Avery met Broad that typically provides had any positive cases.          the teenager missing in through mutual friends The shelter that houses food and drinks during early April. Police have shortly after she arrived 100 men each night has  
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By Eric Peterson again decided to cancel the it was made solely to members felt that they [email protected] season. preserve the safety needed to make this Fargo Kenny Wiederholt, and health of everyone decision at this time is )RUXP¿OHSKRWR he American Legion Department Commander associated with this truthfully totally wrong,” Department of North for North Dakota American program. The department Rheault said. Jack Williams Stadium, home of the Fargo Post 2 Dakota has decided Legion, sent out the and I applaud the many Rheault said programs American Legion baseball team, will not host any Legion T following statement: people who have worked are willing to start the to cancel the upcoming games this summer after North Dakota’s Department “North Dakota American endlessly to shape this season as late as July baseball season, alerting Executive Committee made a decision to cancel the Legion Baseball Chair great program over the 1. He added playing is the teams across the state upcoming Legion baseball season Monday, April 20. Russ Kroshus gave a very years into that which dependent on getting the Tuesday, April 21, via informational update we know it today. We go-ahead from North email. emblem.” be as flexible as we can.” regarding the baseball also wish to thank those Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum. “It’s totally It’s a sentiment backed Thompson said there committee’s thoughts who continue to mentor “Why make a decision disappointing,” said Todd by Corey Thompson, the is an end date in August on the legion’s baseball these young athletes. on April 21 when we could chairman of the board before fall sports begin Rheault, the vice president season and some of the In this time where the start a season on July 1?” of West Fargo Baseball, for Fargo Post 2. Like and players move on to actions taking place to government urges wearing Rheault said. college. which also includes the Rheault, he said following prepare for it. The DEC masks anywhere in public, If deemed safe to play, “The weekend West Fargo Patriots Legion Burgum’s lead is the key then held a lengthy I ask that we all remain Rheault said teams want to before will be the state team. “It’s a decision that to getting back to any discussion, with the main responsible and keep the have baseball this summer. tournament and we’ll didn’t need to be made sense of normalcy. focus concerning safety. health of those around us He added Class 2A and 1A work back from there,” he “All the 2A schools are now.” The final decision to first and foremost.” teams have already talked said. “We’ve talked to all talking and we have a plan North Dakota’s suspend the 2020 baseball Rheault said he’s talked about a potential Plan B. the schools and they all Department Executive season was a unanimous to Legion programs from “We have had some in place that we’re going share the same opinion. Committee initially decision by all seven of around the state and most preliminary discussions to execute a schedule,” We’ll look to the governor canceled the season in the voting members on share the same sentiment: that we will have some Thompson said. “The when this timeline can early April, but then the Department Executive They want to play baseball sort of baseball,” Rheault timeline when that start.” decided to revisit that Committee. Although this if and when it is safe. said. “We just won’t be happens will impact the Forum reporter Eric Peterson can be decision April 20. The DEC decision is regrettable, “Why these seven doing it under the Legion schedule; we’re going to reached at 701-241-5531 BRIEFS  Spuds announce American Association baseball postpones new boys basketball coach Ellingson season opener, targets early July start MOORHEAD — Matt Ellingson has been hired By Eric Peterson “The American Associ- The Fargo-Moorhead have the season start late, ensure the safety of every- as the new Moorhead [email protected] ation looks forward to the RedHawks have put sin- but the safety of the fans, one involved,” Rau said. Spuds head boys bas- FARGO — The American day when we can safe- gle-game ticket sales on players, staff is the most Schaub said he will con- ketball coach, the team Association Baseball Board ly re-open our stadiums hold, team general man- important factor in all tinue to have weekly meet- announced Tuesday via of Directors has decided to our fans and provide ager Matt Rau said. Sin- these decisions,” Rau said. ings with league officials to Twitter. analyze the potential early to postpone the start of entertainment and social gle-game tickets for games Promotions and give- Ellingson is a 2012 July start date. the upcoming season, the interaction,” American that were postponed due aways are also set to be Moorhead graduate “This thing is so fluid, league office announced Association commissioner to the COVID-19 outbreak rescheduled once a new who has been an assis- a lot of things could Tuesday, April 21. Josh Schaub said in a news can be exchanged for home schedule is released. New- tant coach for the Spuds change,” Schaub said. “We release. “However, we will games, once a new sched- man Outdoor Field and the boys team and a physi- The season was sched- will revisit it on a week- not jeopardize the safety ule is released. The Red- RedHawks front office will cal education teacher at uled to start May 19, but ly basis and we’ll probably Ellen Hopkins Elemen- now has been targeted for of our fans, staff, players, Hawks also announced remain closed until further make a final decision in tary School the past four a potential early July start umpires or vendors and they would contact season notice. late May because that will years. date. The league plans for will abide by all national ticket holders, groups and “We’re not going to do be the lead up to whether Ellingson takes over for a season that would last 80 and local restrictions when corporate partners in the anything until we can get we can start in July.” Tyler Bormann, who was games and extend into late determining if we can open coming days. the all clear from federal, Forum reporter Eric Peterson can be hired as the new head September. in early July.” “It’s disappointing to state and local officials to reached at 701-241-5531 men’s basketball coach at Concordia earlier this month. Bormann guided the Spuds to 21-win cam- Mixed message or not, anglers will be tempted to paigns in 2018-19 and 2019-20, marking the first time in school his- get out and try Minnesota’s land of sky-blue waters tory the boys team won at least 20 games in back- ow comes the hard from traveling long northern and western checking licenses plate or part: Minnesota. distances to enjoy the lakes, thousands of anglers anything like that.” to-back seasons. MIKE NGov. Tim Walz has outdoors. with boats in tow will Pelican Rapids Mayor Gov. Walz says a shelter-in-place order MCFEELY That includes, but is not be headed to the public Brent Frazier sees it’s unlikely effective, for now, until The Forum limited to, visiting lake accesses. the coming of fishing May 4 to help stop the  cabins or resorts. Whether they’ll practice spring sports in season as a good thing, spread of the coronavirus. “Minnesotans should safe angling is still a particularly from a Minn. will return Meanwhile, spring is stay close to home and matter up for debate. mental-health standpoint. hitting like a freight train ST. PAUL — Minnesota with Walz’s latest are strongly discouraged “It’s very clear the order “I believe it will be a Gov. Tim Walz is not opti- with temperatures this from unnecessary travel, says this is an exemption executive order signed into stress reliever for many mistic about the prospect week forecast in the 60s including long-distance for certain outdoors effect last Friday. people who have been of spring sports returning and 70s. travel to engage in outdoor activities, but that people In it, Walz specifically staying at home more Staying indoors is easy recreational activities and are urged to stay close this high school season said outdoors activities like when it’s 15 degrees. It’s travel to and from cabins, to home. We’d ask that than usual and now can in Minnesota amid the fishing, hunting, trapping, much harder, some might commercial lodging, people abide by the spirit get their thoughts on coronavirus pandemic. boating, hiking, biking, “I think it’s unlikely,” say impossible, when and vacation homes or of the order,” Pleticha something other than golfing and picnicking Walz said when asked spring arrives in full force. rentals,” the order reads. said. “It’s really about COVID-19,” he said. are exempt from shelter- about the possibility of For anglers, numbering Go fishing, unless you people’s best judgment Fergus Falls Mayor in-place orders. Not only schools reopening and more than three-quarters don’t live close to the and common sense.” Ben Schierer was less exempt, one might say, high school activities of a million in the Land lakes. In that case, stay Things are not off to charitable. but encouraged. resuming this spring of 10,000 Lakes, it is a home. a strong start in that “The governor’s order The order also allows during his daily news particularly tempting That leaves tens of department. Minnesota’s makes it clear that folks bait shops, marinas and conference Monday, April time. Ice is disappearing thousands of usually trout stream opener was are encouraged to enjoy dock- and lift-installation 20. from lakes, plump and rules-abiding anglers in last weekend and reports the outdoors but to do businesses to open. The state’s schools willing crappies will soon a conundrum. If you live had fly fishermen standing so close to home. I don’t That is a move toward will remain closed until be gathering in small bays in Fargo-Moorhead, for shoulder-to-shoulder think the latest order normalcy. May 4. Consequent- and the state’s famed example, and want to at some streams, social “There will be a changes anything as far ly, the Minnesota State walleye opener is three fish near Pelican Rapids distancing be darned. fishing opener. It is on. as travel is concerned,” High School League has weeks away on May 9. or Detroit Lakes, does 50 Otter Tail County Schierer said. “Enjoy your In a normal year, more No question. We have suspended spring sports miles count as close to Board of Commissioners local lakes and recreation than 500,000 fishermen no intention of closing home? Wouldn’t seem like Chairman Lee Rogness through that same date. until public health officials take to the waters on the that,” said Minnesota it. said the county knows it’ll Forum News Service advise that it is safe to do walleye opener. Department of Natural “I can’t give you a mile be increasingly tempting otherwise.” TODAY’S RADIO How many will do so Resources spokeswoman marker. I don’t have a for fishermen and cabin this year, when things are Kim Pleticha. specific definition of ‘close owners to drive to the It’s likely thousands of 7DON nothing near normal? But before you think the to home,’” Pleticha said. lakes now that the weather fishermen will drive great Hot Mic’ with Dom Izzo, 9 a.m., distances to their favorite 970-AM, 93.1-FM Also up for question: governor is encouraging “For further guidance on is warming, but asked 0DMRU/HDJXH%DVHEDOO How many will travel people from Fargo- that, I’d refer you to the that they abide by the lakes in the upcoming Twins Clubhouse with Denard great distances away from Moorhead, Grand Forks, governor’s office.” governor’s order. weeks, directly in defiance Span and Kris Atteberry, 7 p.m., home to fish? Duluth or the Twin Cities A Walz spokesman did “At the same time, of Walz’s wishes. 740-AM, 107.3-FM And how many will to load up their boats and not immediately respond we’re not going to have That will be impossible 1DWLRQDO+RFNH\/HDJXH socially distance while head to lakes country, to an email seeking anybody posted at the to stop. It’s up to the Minnesota Wild Classic: Min- nesota vs Colorado, Game 7, doing so? think again. Walz’s clarification. county border telling anglers, then, to be 6WDQOH\&XS¿UVWURXQG Interesting puzzlers all, order also specifically, It might be moot people to turn around and responsible from there. SOD\RႇVSPRQ.)*2 given the strong pull of and in strong language, anyway. Once the ice go home,” Rogness said. Readers can reach Forum columnist and 94.1 FM. lakes country combined discourages Minnesotans begins clearing from “We’re not going to be Mike McFeely at (701) 451-5655

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All they have to do is ask for something or imply they want something, and they Sarah’s Turkey know that Reba will get it, Taco Meat Mix because if Reba even thinks Serves: 2 to 4 about denying them, they Ingredients: completely shut her out and TURKEY TIME 2 tablespoons canola oil none of the family will speak ½ cup yellow onion, to her for days. What my small diced daughter understands is These tacos are so good, no one will miss the beef 2 cloves garlic, minced Reba is now in a position s a lifelong North ½ jalapeno, seeded and where she cannot move Dakotan, I have a built- minced (about 2 teaspoons), out because she put all of in soft spot when it or ½ teaspoon crushed red her money into the house A pepper flakes they bought. Dawn says her comes to beef. Whether it’s 1 pound ground turkey hamburgers, meatballs or mom will not even consider 1 ½ teaspoons chili powder a big, juicy steak, beef has selling the house to give 1 teaspoon cumin always reigned supreme for Reba her money back. Maybe 1 teaspoon paprika me when it comes to cooking Dawn’s moms will read this ¼ teaspoon cayenne pepper and eating meat. and know that people know (add more for spicier mixture) In fact, for years I eschewed what is going on. I would ½ teaspoon dried oregano any suggestion that a burger appreciate your take on this 1 cup chicken stock or water could be made with any and any suggestions. (or combination of both); may meat other than ground beef. — Concerned in Vestavia also use beef broth/stock Thankfully, as I’ve matured, Dear Concerned: Stop 2 tablespoons tomato paste I’ve come to see the wisdom letting your daughter spend 1 tablespoon cider vinegar in having a diet filled with a time at that house, as she 1 to 2 tablespoons sour variety of lean proteins, and shouldn’t learn from that cream (optional) kind of example. Continue to much to my surprise ground 1 ½ teaspoons kosher salt let Dawn come to your house, turkey has emerged in recent ABOVE: Sarah’s Turkey Taco ½ teaspoon black pepper so that hopefully she can years as a real contender Meat Mix is a savory blend Directions: learn from yours. All the rest when it comes to meaty TONY AND of ground turkey, spices and Heat the oil in a large is the family’s business, for comfort foods. SARAH liquids for a juicy and flavorful saucepan over medium heat. better or worse. Leave it be. Some of my favorite recipes NASELLO low-fat protein alternative. Add the onion and cook Dear Annie: I am writing from the past seven years of Home with the until translucent, stirring in response to the letter from this column feature ground Lost Italian left to simmer over medium- occasionally, about 4 to 5 “Grateful Grandma,” the turkey, like our Southwestern  low heat for about 10 minutes. minutes. Add the garlic and relatively young grandmother Turkey Burger and Hearty For the best flavor, I always jalapeno and continue cooking who is raising her grandson. Turkey Bow Tie Pasta. This garlic and jalapeno, which use chicken, or even beef, over medium heat for 1 minute, She described her frustration week’s new recipe showcases are sauteed over medium stock in lieu of water in stirring often. of being treated differently ground turkey in a savory heat before the turkey is my taco meat mixes. Add the ground turkey than the other sports moms. Turkey Taco Meat Mix that added. I cook the turkey with Sour cream is a wonderful and cook until the meat is She pleaded with parents is so good and juicy, you these ingredients until it is component in ground meat cooked through and opaque, to invite her grandson won’t even think to ask, cooked and fully opaque — if dishes, especially spicy about 4 to 5 minutes. Use over, be patient with him “Where’s the beef?” using all turkey breast, it will specialties, and I add an a wooden spoon or rubber and “understand that he’s Ground turkey is a leaner appear almost bright white optional tablespoon or so spatula to break up the meat a bit high strung” due to protein than most ground beef, when it is ready. just at the end of the cooking into small pieces. Stir in the his circumstances (neither especially if you use ground Next, I add a blend of spices process. Not only does the sour chili powder, cumin, paprika, parent is involved in his life). turkey breast, which has the for that signature taco flavor, cream moisten up the turkey cayenne pepper and oregano As a school psychologist, least amount of fat. Because meat mix, but it also brings a until combined and cook for I see many children who of its low fat content, ground including chili powder, cumin, paprika, cayenne pepper and rich and creamy tang that may 1 minute. Taste and adjust are being raised by other turkey can often be dry when temper any spices that turn out dried oregano. I cook the spices spice as desired, using more family members, including it’s cooked, so the trick is to a bit hotter than expected. with the turkey for about a cayenne and chili powder for grandparents, and I applaud know how to build the lost Once the taco meat is ready, minute, making sure that the extra heat. them for giving these moisture back into the dish. you can enjoy it however you crumbles are evenly coated Add the chicken stock, children loving homes. I For this recipe, a variety of like — on hard or soft tortilla tomato paste and vinegar and before adding the liquids. The also see that parents can be ingredients are used for this shells, over nachos or even in stir to combine. Reduce heat measurements for the spices defensive about a child who purpose, including yellow a salad. This Turkey Taco Meat to medium-low and simmer in this recipe will result in a is struggling in one way or onion, chicken stock or water, Mix is easy to make, full of gently until the liquid becomes mildly spicy taco meat mix and another, understandably, and canola oil, tomato paste and a flavor and a delicious, healthy thick and clings to the meat, may not see that the child can be adjusted up or down touch of sour cream. twist to a classic comfort food. about 8 to 10 minutes. If the needs intervention of some according to your taste. Several ingredients are “Home with the Lost Italian” is a weekly mixture isn’t as thick as you’d sort to be socially successful. Once the turkey and spices column written by Sarah Nasello featuring included to make this turkey like it after 8 minutes, stir Maybe this is part of what is taco meat as flavorful as are combined, chicken stock, recipes by her husband, Tony Nasello. The couple owned Sarello’s in Moorhead and lives in the sour cream until well going on, maybe not, but I possible. The mix begins with tomato paste and cider vinegar in Fargo with their son, Giovanni. Readers combined, then then add the suggest that Grandma ask the a blend of chopped onion, are stirred in and the meat is can reach them at [email protected]. seasonings, taste and adjust boy’s teachers, current and as desired. past, how his social skills are Serve immediately with your at school. If they have already favorite taco trimmings. shared concerns, don’t brush To store: Store the turkey them off, because they get to taco mix in an airtight container see your grandson in a social and refrigerate for up to 5 days atmosphere all day. Talk to or freeze for up to 2 months. coaches as well. If he is having difficulties Recipe Time Capsule: with self-regulation, impulsivity, getting along This week in... with peers, etc., the other Ź2019: Dutch Baby parents may be hearing that Pancake from their children and are Ź2018: Wild Mushroom reluctant to reach out to him. Crostini Family counseling, behavior Ź2017: A Tale of Two therapy and other options Omelets may help. I’m sure the school Enjoy a Ź2016: Veggie Bow Tie could provide her with some healthy Pasta Salad referrals for support if this does turn out to be a factor. taco Ź2015: Cherry Vanilla — Another Perspective alternative Scones featuring Dear Another Perspective: Ź2014: Sarah’s Best I value your expertise and Sarah’s Banana Bread Turkey appreciate this letter. Perhaps Ź2013: Honey Gorgonzola it will shed some additional Taco Hearts Salad Meat Mix. light on the situation for Recipes can be found with the “Grateful Grandma.” article at InForum.com. Send your questions for Annie Lane to [email protected]. 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Yesterday’s answer: When the group of ham actors part company, one of them will often say “Until we emote again.” B4 Wednesday, April 22, 2020 LOCAL NEWS The Forum Cases continue to rise Spring snow at ND nursing homes Widespread testing scheduled for Fargo facility

Fargo Shawn Stuhaug, nother nursing Robin president and CEO of home here has Huebner Bethany Retirement reports Ajoined others in Living, said the state the state in reporting the health department presence of COVID-19, will conduct testing the illness caused by a Wednesday, April 22, highly contagious novel on all skilled care and for people who are coronavirus. assisted living residents, elderly, have underlying Villa Maria at 3102 S. along with staff health conditions or are University Drive was members, at Bethany on immunocompromised. added Tuesday, April 42nd. Eventide Senior 21, to the North Dakota “This is great news Living Communities, Department of Health’s since accessing testing which operates multiple list of long-term care supplies has been a facilities in the F-M area, facilities with confirmed challenge in most other reported additional cases Michael Vosburg / Forum Photo Editor states,” Stuhaug said in cases. It’s reported to Tuesday at its Eventide A light dusting of snow adorns an evergreen shrub Tuesday, April 21, in south Fargo. a statement posted to its have one COVID-19 case. on Eighth care center at website. Wednesday is expected to be sunny with a high near 60 degrees. With that 1405 Seventh St. S. in Testing of residents announcement, a total Moorhead. of 10 long-term care will occur in their rooms Three more residents at 4255 30th Ave. S. over facilities in Fargo- and two staff members Moorhead are dealing about a 12-hour span. Ann Sullivan, a Fargo native and tested positive for Employees will be with the infection. COVID-19, bringing Maple View Memory tested while in their animator of Disney hits, dies at 91 the total there to 13 vehicles, and those who Care in Grand Forks residents and two staff. By Daniel E. Slotnik Pan” (1953) before giving Disney soon after gradu- and the Good Samaritan fail to complete testing The numbers came will be removed from the © 2020 The New York Times up her job to care for her ation, at first in the stu- Society of Lakota were from several test results schedule, Stuhaug said. Ann Sullivan, who children. dio’s vast paint lab. also added to the list, that were still pending Results are anticipated applied her refined brush She returned to anima- She married Kevin Sul- with each reporting one Monday. within 24 to 48 hours. and palette as an ani- tion in 1973, first working livan in the early 1950s; case. Eventide Fargo at 3225 Stuhaug urged mator to latter-day Dis- for Hanna-Barbera, and they divorced in the Rosewood on Broadway 51st St. S. has reported residents, family ney classics like “The later rejoined Disney. She 1970s. in Fargo reported one 13 residents and 9 staff members and others to Little Mermaid,” “The worked on Disney films In addition to her like “Oliver & Company” daughter Shannon, she additional case, bringing tested positive. monitor the Bethany Lion King” and “Lilo & (1988), “Pocahontas” is survived by another its total to 15 of residents Meantime, another Retirement Living Stitch,” died April 13 at (1995) and “Hercules” daughter, Liz McCrary; and staff members long-term care facility website for updates the Motion Picture and (1997) as well as films two sons, Joe and Tom; who’ve been infected. in Fargo has announced related to COVID-19. Television Fund retire- released by other studios, eight grandchildren; and COVID-19 is facility-wide COVID-19 Readers can reach Robin Huebner at ment home in Woodland particularly worrisome testing. [email protected]. Hills, California. She was like “Cool World” (1992) four great-grandchildren. 91. and “The Pagemaster” Sullivan, an avid paint- Her daughter Shannon (1994). er, taught art to neigh- Jay said the cause was Sara Ann McNeese was borhood children near COVID-19. born April 10, 1929, in the family’s home in La No charges for North Dakota Sullivan was the third Fargo to Thomas and Mirada, in Los Angeles of four people at the home Helen (Kossick) McNeese. County, her daughter who have died from the Her father was an accoun- Shannon recalled. commerce officials after audit coronavirus, according tant, and her mother Among the subjects to a fund representative. was a stenographer. Ann Sullivan tackled were By Jeremy Turley Several lawmakers on More than 7,000 people graduated from Catho- landscapes of the Cal- Forum News Service the committee, includ- have died of the disease in lic school and attended ifornia coastline, por- BISMARCK — Officials ing Bismarck Republican care facilities around the North Dakota State Uni- traits of family members from the North Dakota Rep. Mike Nathe, criti- United States. versity before moving and Jimi Hendrix, and a Department of Commerce cized Gallion, saying he Sullivan began bringing to California, where she semiabstract rendition will not face criminal had made too much out cartoons to life at Walt studied at what is now of the Disney characters charges related to an audit of the supposed violations Disney’s animation stu- the ArtCenter College of Daisy Duck and Goofy, and acted outside of his dios in the 1950s, work- Design in Pasadena. which hung in her bed- that accused the depart- Gallion Kommer ment of mismanaging role in determining that ing on films like “Peter She started working for room. public money. they were potential crim- Attorney Julie Lawyer State Auditor Josh Gal- inal acts. wrote in a letter to Attor- lion published an audit of Gallion, also a Repub- ney General Wayne Stene- the department last fall lican, said at the time his hjem on Monday, April 21, that asserted it charged office does not levy crimi- that no criminal charges more than $850,000 to nal accusations and it was should be filed against the wrong two-year bud- his legal obligation to refer get cycle and improperly department officials. any possible violations to classified workers on the Commerce Commission- the attorney general. state’s re-branding effort er Michelle Kommer said Gov. Doug Burgum, who and new “Be Legendary” at a November meeting of appointed Kommer to the cabinet position in 2018, logo as independent con- the Legislative Audit and said Tuesday “hyped-up tractors instead of tempo- Fiscal Review Committee allegations” have “created rary employees. that the audit’s findings an environment of fear” As required by state law, and ensuing investigation for state employees. Bur- the possible violations had put undue stress on gum added that he hoped became the subject of an her and other employees the state Legislature investigation by Attorney of the department. She would clarify laws in 2021 General Wayne Stenehjem, said the department made so that the committee, however Stenehjem asked “an honest mistake” in rather than the attorney a third-party investiga- charging funds to the general, could decide if tor from the South Dakota wrong biennium but that violations found in audits Bureau of Investigation to it should not rise to the should become the sources take on the task. level of criminality. Kom- of criminal investigations. After reviewing South mer said then she had Contact Jeremy Turley at Dakota’s investigation, hired a personal lawyer in [email protected] or on Burleigh County State’s case charges were filed. Twitter at @jeremyjturley

Klobuchar, Rounds ask VA to protect at-risk veterans from coronavirus ĥo›ÿ›ÉQ·›ÿÉïı According to the sen- ment to limit transmission Forum News Service ators, the VA estimates of COVID-19 and protect ST. PAUL — U.S. Sen- that over 3.5 million vet- health care workers. ators Amy Klobuchar, erans have been exposed Contact Sarah Mearhoff at to burn pits, and 200,000 [email protected] D-Minn., and Mike or 610-790-4992. Rounds, R-S.D., are urg- are on the Airborne Haz- ing the U.S. Dept. of ards and Open Burn Pit Veterans Affairs to take registry. They also cited particular care of at-risk VA representatives who have estimated that one veterans amid the coro- in five veterans could navirus pandemic. require coronavirus med- In a Tuesday, April ical care. 21 letter to VA Secre- “Given the significant tary Robert Wilkie, Klo- number of at-risk veter- buchar and Rounds said ans, it is critical that the many servicemembers VA prioritizes efforts to are exposed to toxins and ensure that these brave burn pits while serving, men and women are able leading to higher rates of to safely receive care asthma, emphysema and during the current public Ryan Bohnsack other chronic lung ill- health crisis,” the sena- nesses that make them tors wrote. Ag & Business Banker • 701-235-9906 particularly vulnerable Fargo South Klobuchar and Rounds [email protected] to COVID-19, the respi- requested that the VA ratory illness caused by equip service providers Trusted coronavirus. Patients who with telehealth capabili- contract COVID-19 with ties so veterans can access Business Advisor underlying conditions services like counseling and lung disorders face remotely, as well as make a greater risk of com- sure that VA health facil- plications, severe illness, ities have adequate per- hospitalization and death. sonal protective equip- The Forum OBITUARIES/CLASSFIEDS Wednesday, April 22, 2020 B5

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SUMMER JARED JOHN LYDIA ANDREW SCHNELLBACH PIEPENBURG WHEELER BLUME WHITMYER Wind (mph): Wind (mph): Wind (mph): CHIEF METEOROLOGIST Light/NW 10-15 mph NNE 5-10 mph NNE 5-10 mph TODAY'S NATIONAL WEATHER Which is windier, Vancouver 54 / 48 Winnipeg ‘breezy’ or ‘windy’? Seattle 54 / 34 Montreal 56 / 51 Bismarck 34 / 23 Billings A WDAY television news WEATHER TALK Portland 69 / 45 Boston  69 / 45 Minneapolis viewer wrote recently ask- 60 / 48 Detroit 46 / 34 ing for clarification regard- Juxtaposing the two, it is like- Boise Rapid City 66 / 39 42 / 37 ing the difference in meaning 66 / 48 69 / 47 Omaha New York ly that “windy” means more Chicago between the words “windy” 77 / 48 52 / 38 wind than “breezy,” but even 60 / 45 Snow and “breezy.” Both refer to that is unclear. San Francisco Denver Kansas Raleigh the same thing — air that is The word “wind” is ancient, 68 / 57 69 / 43 City St. Louis 66 / 52 moving noticeably. However, Las Vegas predating Old English and Old 65 / 52 66 / 52 Mix there is no certain wind speed German in the Proto-Ger- Los Angeles 85 / 64 which would qualify either of Albuquerque manic word “windan,” which 84 / 65 Atlanta these words into a category Phoenix 76 / 46 meant “to wind,” as well as 71 / 56 Showers over the other. the Latin “viere,” meaning 92 / 65 Dallas El Paso In fact, there is no guide- “twist” or “weave.” “Breeze” 81 / 60 Orlando line, other than the common likely comes from the Old 82 / 60 85 / 68 Rain vernacular, as to which of Spanish “briza,” referring to Yesterday's Brownsville New Orleans Miami the two words should signify a cold, northeast wind. national extremes: 93 / 75 81 / 72 82 / 78 more wind than the other. – John Wheeler High: 99 at Study Butte, Texas T-storms FARGO-MOORHEAD ALMANAC Low:¬ 9 at Ellendale, N.D. Forecast map valid for today Statistics through 6 p.m. Yesterday Sun and Moon TODAY'S REGIONAL FORECAST MAP Temperature High Low Sunrise Sunset Yesterday 40 22 Today 6:25 a.m. 8:26 p.m. Normal 60 35 Thursday 6:24 a.m. 8:27 p.m. Record 100 in 1980 20 in 1936 Friday 6:22 a.m. 8:28 p.m. Grafton Thief River Falls Moonrise Moonset 51 / 35 Snowfall Williston 49 / 33 Today 6:42 a.m. 8:04 p.m. 67 / 44 Minot Yesterday's n/a Thursday 7:02 a.m. 9:08 p.m. 66 / 44 Grand Forks Month to date 5.6" Friday 7:26 a.m. 10:13 p.m. Devils Lake 51 / 35 Crookston Bemidji Normal month to date 2.4" 61 / 38 50 / 34 52 / 31 Season to date 50.2" Normal season to date 49.5" Jamestown Fargo/Moorhead Dickinson Bismarck New First Full Last 66 / 43 66 / 41 62 / 41 Red River 69 / 45 Detroit Lakes Duluth 4/22 4/30 5/7 5/14 40 / 31 Level 7 p.m. Yesterday 18.08' Valley City 55 / 35 Flood Stage 18', Moderate Flood Stage 25', Major Flood Stage 30' 65 / 40 Alexandria Brainerd Wahpeton 64 / 38 60 / 31 TEMPERATURES THE PAST 10 DAYS 64 / 38 Daily Temperatures Average High Average Low Aberdeen St. Cloud 73 / 44 63 / 36 Watertown 70 / 41 Pierre Twin Cities 74 / 45 66 / 39

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BRIDGE SUDOKU   Easier seen than done? of clubs, ruffs a spade, ruffs a club and ruffs “Are you still going to that fitness center his last spade. you joined?” I asked Cy the Cynic, who West has had to save a high club, else Yesterday’s answer constantly battles his weight. dummy’s fourth club would be a winner, so “It wasn’t working out, so to speak,” Cy Cy can ruff dummy’s last club. He has won shrugged. the first 11 tricks and still has the ace of “Be careful,” I said, “or you’ll get fat.” diamonds. “I’m not fat,” Cy protested. “I’m just easy DAILY QUESTION to see.” You hold: Ƅ Q 7 Ɔ J Ƈ K 10 9 6 3 The Cynic was declarer at today’s slam. ƅ J 10 9 8 5. Your partner opens one spade, He took the ace of clubs and cashed the A-K you respond 1NT and he bids two hearts. of trumps, and West discarded a diamond. Cy next took the A-K of spades, throwing a What do you say? diamond from dummy, and ruffed a spade, ANSWER: The bidding so far is not and West discarded another diamond. Cy encouraging. Your hand is too weak for a then let the queen of diamonds ride, but West second bid of 2NT. Bid two spades. If partner Complete the grid so won, and East got a trump trick. Down one. passes, he can’t expect better spade support every row, column “Unmakable,” Cy said. than you’ll deliver, and the contract will be and 3x3 box contains Do you agree? playable. If he bids again -- say he tries 2NT every digit from 1 to 9 UNBEATABLE -- you might try your luck at 3NT. inclusively. It’s not easy to see, but the slam is cold. South dealer After Cy ruffs a spade, he comes to his king N-S vulnerable