Snow likely High: 18 | Low: 8 | Details, page 2 DAILY GLOBE yourdailyglobe.com Wednesday, November 19, 2014 75 cents Ironwood’s snowfall sets another single-day record the season was 81.2 inches in n 15.2 inches new 1989, according to the weather mark for Nov. 18; service. In November alone, Ironwood season total at 60.1 has received 58.1 inches. The inches record for the month is 78.2 inch- es set in 1989. By RALPH ANSAMI The blowing snow that began [email protected] Monday morning had plow crews IRONWOOD — Another 110- scrambling to catch up again year snow record fell Tuesday after last week’s 50-inch snowfall morning in Ironwood before the reported in places across the sun finally popped out. Gogebic Range. A total of 15.2 inches of snow The weather service hit its was recorded for the 24-hour lake-effect snow prediction right period to 7 a.m. Tuesday at the on the head, as from 12 to 18 National Weather Station mea- inches had been forecast. suring site at the Gogebic-Iron Unlike last week’s far-ranging Wastewater Treatment Plant off snowstorm, the Monday-Tuesday Cloverland Drive. blast was a more local affair, as It marked a Nov. 18 record, nearly Mellen, Wis., recorded dating to the early 1900s, and only an inch of snow for the 24- brought the season’s snow total hour period. in Ironwood to 60.1 inches. Bergland received 13 inches, Remarkably, that’s not a record additional snow that gun-deer for this date, as in 1989 a whop- hunters didn’t need. ping 62.4 inches had been mea- All Gogebic Range schools’ Ralph Ansami/Daily Globe sured through Nov. 18. PARKING ALONG the east side of Aurora Street and south side of Suffolk Street, along Business Route 2, in Ironwood, has been restricted to one The most snow in the past 110 side, effective today. Substantial snowbanks have narrowed traffic lanes on downtown streets. The temporary traffic control order was placed years by the end of November for into effect by the Ironwood Public Safety Department. SNOW — page 2 20th annual Jack Frost Festival honors Marvin Tassava Sr. Christmas holiday. dressed as Mrs. Claus. And his n Festivities begin “We wanted to honor his dedi- special guest was his beloved dog today with lighting cation and involvement to this Misty T. festival,” committee member “He brought that dog every- of community Mary Hitt said. “He loved doing where,” Bliss said. “He loved her Christmas tree this. It was part of his fiber.” so much, and she even had little Marvin’s daughter Bliss Rov- outfits for her appearances.” By CORTNEY OFSTAD elsky and her husband Larry will In addition to being Mr. [email protected] be the parade marshals for this Claus, Bliss said her father IRONWOOD — To mark the year’s parade on Dec. 5. Accord- would often purchase toys for the 20th anniversary of the Jack ing to Bliss, hearing the theme emergency room, so kids would Frost Festival, the planning com- was a “surprise and nice tribute have little toys to play with. He mittee decided to honor Santa in to dad.” would also travel to the hospital a special way. “I think that Larry bought on Christmas Eve to lift the spir- This year’s theme is “Santa’s him the Santa suit at an auction its of the patients and staff. Memories” in honor of the late and he took to it like a fish to “Even when he was hired for Marvin Tassava Sr., who passed water,” Bliss said. “He loved private parties, if he got paid, he away in March. putting a smile on people’s faces donated it to local charities,” Cortney Ofstad/Daily Globe Marvin spent many years and this was another way he Bliss said of her father. “He was ELIJAH AND Caleb Sprague sit on the laps of Santa Clause and Mrs. Claus, played by Marvin Tassava and playing Santa for the Ironwood could do that.” generous and kind.” Dorothy Pakonen in December 2012. Tassava, who passed away in March 2014, is being honored during the Chamber of Commerce during For many years, Marvin 2014 Jack Frost Festival with the theme “Santa’s Memories.” Tassava played Santa during the festival for the parade, greeting children would go to local events as Santa, many years. and helping to kick off the with his friend Dorothy Pakonen FESTIVAL — page 5 Amendment would step up SETTING SUN Brule River timber harvests By RALPH ANSAMI open for public comments. [email protected] The current master plan sets BRULE, Wis. — The Wiscon- the annual allowable harvest sin Department of Natural level at 600 acres, which the pro- Resources plans to step up tim- posed amendment would elimi- ber harvesting in the Brule River nate State Forest, where there’s a DNR officials said there is a backlog of logging projects. nearly 2,000-acre backlog of log- The DNR said Tuesday the ging jobs, including thinning of forest master plan would be jack pine, aspen, birch, scrub adjusted to reflect the acquisi- oak, fir, spruce and northern tion of 6,505 acres since 2002, when it was approved. The proposal by the DNR is LOGGING — page 5 Bessemer City Council pushes items from canceled meeting to next BESSEMER — Bad weather ing the purchase of a water leak and road conditions led to many detector and new business cancellations and closures in the involving a payment agreement area on Monday. with C2AE for the wastewater The Bessemer City Council project. meeting was canceled. City offi- The plan proposed that C2AE cials said agenda items would be would defer the city’s payments pushed to the next meeting. On the agenda for Monday’s Alissa Pietila/Daily Globe meeting was old business involv- THE SUN sets over snow-covered logs at Corullo Forest Products Corp on Massie Avenue in Bessemer on Tuesday evening. BESSEMER — page 5 C O N T A C T U S WEATHER INSIDE INDEX

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2 l WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2014 AREA / NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FIVE-DAY FORECAST FOR IRONWOOD Snow TODAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY From page 1 classes were canceled again Tuesday, except for Gogebic Community College, which start- ed two hours late. Snow Likely Snow Likely Mostly Sunny Mostly Cloudy Cloudy Bitter cold temperatures fol- lowed the latest blast of snow. 18º 8º 14º 1º 19º 16º 33º 30º 36º 28º The Gogebic County Court- Winds: 5-15 mph S Winds: 10-15 mph NW Winds: 8-11 mph N Winds: 10-15 mph N Winds: 6-9 mph NW house at Bessemer was closed Tuesday as the county seat Ontonagon OUTLOOK received even more snow than 24/15 Today we will see cloudy skies with a 70% chance of Ironwood. snow, high temperature of 18º, humidity of 57%. Indianhead Mountain, near Bergland South wind 5 to 15 mph. New snow accumulation of Wakefield, reported 20 inches of 20/10 1 to 2 inches possible. The record high temperature for new snow and 84 inches for the today is 66º set in 1930. season. A Nov. 28 ski opener is Ironwood Wakefield 45 Saxon planned there, the day after 18/8 18/9 SUN AND MOON 21/9 Marenisco Thanksgiving. Bessemer 18/7 Big Powderhorn Mountain, Upson Hurley 18/9 2 Watersmeet near Bessemer, has scheduled a 19/6 18/8 18/7 Sunrise ...... 7:09 a.m. tentative Dec. 12 opener, a hill 51 Sunset ...... 4:23 p.m. spokesperson said Tuesday Mercer Moonrise ...... 3:53 a.m. morning. 18/5 Moonset ...... 3:01 p.m. There were dozens of reports Manitowish of stuck vehicles throughout the 18/6 NATIONAL WEATHER area. Minocqua Today Thu. The Ironwood Public Safety 18/6 Chicago 31/18 sn 26/16 s Department handled numerous Dallas 60/42 s 62/54 pc reports of vehicles stuck in the Kansas City 35/22 s 39/25 s snow, including a 4 p.m. Monday Los Angeles 74/55s 68/55pc New York 33/31 s 45/31 s complaint about a semi tractor ALMANAC REGIONAL WEATHER Orlando 63/45 s 72/49 s and trailer rig that couldn’t move Temperature Today Thu. Phoenix 74/49 s 73/51 s on the side of the road on U.S. 2, High ...... 13 Ashland 23/10 sn 19/4 sn Seattle 54/44 ra 54/44 ra near Easy Street. Low ...... 10 Duluth 25/7 mc 19/5 pc Weather (Wx): cl/cloudy; fl/flurries; pc/partly cloudy; Tow trucks were dispatched Precipitation .63 in. ra/rain; rs/rain & snow; s/sunny; sh/showers; Yesterday ...... Eau Claire 21/5 sn 16/-2 s sn/snow; t/thunderstorms; w/windy where shoveling and pushing Snowfall 15.2 in. Escanaba 24/13 sn 22/8 pc didn’t work. Grand Rapids 30/21 sn 24/15 sn WEATHER TRIVIA There was also a Sunday MOON PHASES Green Bay 24/9 sn 19/5 pc Ralph Ansami/Daily Globe night report of snowmobilers New First Full Last Madison 25/10 sn 20/6 s What is the world’s record for rainfall DOWNTOWN IRONWOOD sidewalks have been reduced to narrow Marquette 23/17 sn 21/13 sn in one minute? driving on sidewalks on Ayer paths because of the heavy November snowfall. Rhinelander 19/4 sn 13/-4 mc Street, near Curry Street. The St. Paul 21/5 sn 16/1 s ? violators were gone by the time there’s so much snow, a tempo- along the east side of Suffolk Answer: On July 4, 1956, 1.23 inches of rain fell 11/22 11/29 12/6 12/14 Wausau 20/5 sn 15/-2 pc in Unionville, MD. offices arrived. rary no-parking ban is in effect Street and the south side of On Tuesday afternoon, the downtown. Aurora Street, along Business IPSD announced that because No parking will be permitted U.S. 2, until further notice. 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Senate votes no on Keystone to ride it out on a day when tem- Andorka said the bus, with Schools closed in the North peratures dropped to freezing or about 25 players and coaches Carolina mountains amid blus- below in all 50 states. aboard, was headed back from a tery winds and ice-coated roads. pipeline but GOP vows replay One person was killed in an loss in Pittsburgh when it came In Indiana, three firefighters automobile accident and three to a halt at 2 a.m. Tuesday. were hurt when a semitrailer WASHINGTON (AP) — In a the Democrats. It is expected to to do so. others had heart attacks, includ- “We were told the National hit a fire truck on a snowy high- combustible blend of oil and poli- complete its work by mid-Decem- Among Senate Democrats, 14 ing two believed to be shoveling Guard was coming by but way. tics, the Democratic-controlled ber. had publicly announced their snow at the time, Erie County haven’t seen any signs of life,” In Atlanta, tourists Morten Senate rejected legislation Tues- But Republicans said a support for the bill in the hours officials said. Andorka said. “The first time and Annette Larsen from Copen- day night to force completion of pipeline replay with the poten- before the vote, but several The snowstorm stranded cars, they came they told us to be pre- hagen were caught off-guard by the Keystone XL Pipeline. tial to spark a veto confrontation whom Landrieu had hoped would trucks and buses on a four-mile pared to stay for a while. One the 30-degree weather as they Republicans vowed to resurrect with Obama would be coming — provide the critical 60th vote section near Buffalo. Officials tow truck passed six or seven took photos of a monument to the controversial issue soon after and soon. needed for passage failed to step expected them to be freed late hours ago.” the 1996 summer Olympics at taking two-house control of Sen. Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., forward. Among retiring law- Tuesday after the paralyzing In a region accustomed to Centennial Olympic Park. Congress in January. and the incoming majority lead- makers. Jay Rockefeller of West ordeal that lasted nearly 24 highway-choking snowstorms, “It’s as cold here as it is in The 59-41 Senate vote was one er, said within minutes of the Virginia, Tim Johnson of South hours for some motorists. this one is being called one of the Denmark right now. We didn’t short of the 60 needed to clear vote, “I look forward to the new Dakota and Tom Harkin of Iowa “It seemed like a nightmare. worst in memory. Snow blown by expect that,” Larsen said, wav- the House-passed measure, and Republican majority taking up all said in advance they would It just didn’t feel like it was strong winds forced the closing ing a hand over his denim jacket, marked a severe blow to embat- and passing the Keystone jobs oppose the bill. going to end,” Bryce Foreback, of a 132-mile stretch of the buttoned tightly over a hooded tled Sen. Mary Landrieu of bill early in the new year.” Sen. Angus King, I-Maine, 23, of Shicora, Pa., told The Thruway, the main highway sweatshirt. Louisiana. While President Her political career in jeop- who opened the door on Monday Associated Press by cellphone 20 across New York state. In Buffalo, Brian Krzeminski Barack Obama and much of her ardy, Landrieu told reporters, to becoming the 60th vote, hours into his wait for help. “I Meteorologists said tempera- watched the snow pile up outside party oppose the bill, the third- “I’m going to fight for the people slammed it shut a few hours haven’t slept in like 30 hours tures in all 50 states fell to freez- the south Buffalo convenience term Democrat had comman- of my state until the day that I later. and I’m just waiting to get out of ing or below on Tuesday. They store where he worked overnight deered control of the chamber’s leave, and I hope that will not be Several Democrats said the here.” said the low temperatures were and served free coffee to the agenda in hopes of securing soon.” issue was discussed at some Members of the Niagara Uni- more reminiscent of January motorists and pedestrians who approval of the project and boost- Rep. Bill Cassidy, Landrieu’s length at a weekly closed-door versity women’s basketball team than November. came in off the city streets to get ing her chances in an uphill Dec. Republican opponent, said that meeting of the party’s senators. were napping on and off 17 In New Hampshire and else- out of the blinding snow. 6 runoff election. Louisiana families “need better Sen. Joe Manchin of West Vir- All 45 Senate Republicans jobs, better wages and better ginia, a supporter of the bill, said supported the legislation to build benefits,” and the pipeline would Landrieu pointed out that “this Cupich becomes Chicago archbishop, decries abuse the Canada-to-Texas pipeline. provide them. vote is going to happen, whether CHICAGO (AP) — Blase cer, stepped aside to retire after instead of divisive social issues. Only 14 of 55 Democrats and Democratic divisions were on it happens now or it happens in Cupich became the archbishop of being the spiritual leader of more Cupich, 65, spoke forcefully allied independents joined them, vivid display in a bill that pitted January, same outcome, so why Chicago on Tuesday after his than 2 million Catholics since Tuesday on the sexual abuse a total that didn’t budge despite environmentalists against ener- not do it now? She brought it to a predecessor handed him a bish- 1997. scandal that has plagued the an appeal by the Louisiana gy advocates. head.” op’s staff and relinquished the The installation of Cupich — church, including Chicago’s arch- Democrat behind closed doors a While Obama opposes the The project would move oil chair that symbolizes the leader- who was bishop of the Diocese of diocese. In one of his last official few hours before the vote. measure, likely 2016 presiden- from Canada into the United ship of the nation’s third-largest Spokane, Washington, when he acts, George released files on The vote was one of the last tial candidate Hillary Rodham States and eventually to the diocese. was selected by Pope Francis to three dozen priests who had been acts of this Senate controlled by Clinton has repeatedly refused to Gulf Coast. Supporters say it During a Mass at Holy Name succeed George — marks the accused of sexual abuse in the take a position. Most recently, would create jobs and ease Cathedral, the transfer of power first time in the history of the last 60 years and whose crimes her spokesman did not respond American dependence on Middle was completed as Cardinal Fran- Chicago archdiocese that a new were in many cases concealed by to two requests over the weekend East oil. cis George, who is battling can- archbishop assumes leadership the archdiocese. while his predecessor is still “Working together to protect alive. children, to bring healing to vic- It also represents the pope’s tim survivors and to rebuild the >ŝǀŝŶŐǁŝƚŚ ůnjŚĞŝŵĞƌ͛Ɛ ŝƐĞĂƐĞ͗ &Žƌ ĂƌĞŐŝǀĞƌƐ first major American appoint- trust that has been shattered in ment, and sends a message by our communities by our mishan- replacing a leading conservative dling is our sacred duty,” he said, cardinal with the more moderate “as is holding each other account- Cupich that the pope wants more able, for that is what we pledge focus on mercy and compassion to do.”

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THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2014 l 3 Across the Range THOUGHTFUL DONATION Community calendar Turkey bingo offered in Wakefield Email calendar items and com- Gogebic County Council of WAKEFIELD — The Immac- munity news to news@yourdaily- Veteran Affairs, 6:30 p.m., Besse- ulate Conception Church in globe.com. For more information, mer VFW. Wakefield will offer turkey bingo call 906-932-2211. Mercer Loons Motorcycle Club, on Sunday starting at 2 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 19 6:30 p.m., open meeting, Heart of the North Bar and Grill, Mercer, Wis. Wisconsin Home Energy Christian Men of the Northland, All bikers welcome. Knights of Columbus Council Assistance Program 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Ironwood. Gogebic-Ontonagon Commu- 1396, 6:30 p.m. social meeting, KC available for residents nity Action Agency food commod- Hall, Ironwood. Government The Iron County Department ity distribution, 9-10 a.m., Pioneer Downtown Ironwood Develop- of Human Services is accepting Park Apartments, Ironwood. 906- 932-4200. ment Authority, 8 a.m., Memorial applications for the 2014-15 Building, Ironwood. Wisconsin Home Energy Assis- Mercer Area Play Group, 9:30- 11 a.m., all welcome, Mercer (Wis.) Aging Unit of Iron County tance Program, by appointment Public Library. 715-476-2366. Board of Directors, 9:30 a.m., Hur- only. Alcoholics Anonymous, open ley Senior Center, Hurley. Call Iron County Human Ser- meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran Gogebic Range Solid Waste vices at 715-561-3636 for eligi- Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Management Authority, 4 p.m., bility and application options. DOVE Support Group, noon-2 transfer station, Ironwood. In case of emergency situa- p.m. 906-932-4990. Gogebic County Forestry and Parks, 4:30 p.m., Natural Resource tions where the household may Iron County Historical Society, Center, Bessemer. be out of fuel or without heat by 1 p.m., 303 Iron street., Hurley. the next day, contact the Iron Kimball Homemakers, 1 p.m., Friday, Nov. 21 County Human Services Depart- Kimball Community Center, Kimball. Iron County Veterans Service Gogebic Conservation District, ment, or after business hours, Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer (Wis.) 10 a.m., Natural Resource Center, contact the Iron County Sheriff’s Town Hall. 715-561-2190. Bessemer. Department at 715-561-3800. Ironwood tree lighting, 6 p.m., Mercer Food Pantry, noon-1 Depot Park. p.m., Railroad Street, Mercer, Wis. Oddly enough Submitted photo Ironwood American Legion Emergencies: 715-476-7655. MERCER MAINTENANCE department head Tom Thompson, K-12 art education instructor Dan Kiedrowski Auxiliary Unit 5, 6 p.m., at the post, Alcoholics Anonymous/Al- and technology education instructor Isaac Markus help display donated tools recently at the Mercer School. Ironwood Memorial Building. Anon, noon, Salem Lutheran Ring flushed by kid returned Survivors of Suicide, 6 p.m., Church, Ironwood. area74.org. to California family Zion Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Scrabble at the Mercer Library, Ironwood Area Historical Soci- 2:30-4:30 p.m., Mercer (Wis.) Public UNION CITY, Calif. (AP) — Gift of professional grade ety, 6 p.m., annual meeting and pro- Library. 715-476-2366. Sanitation workers have gram, Ironwood Depot. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, returned an heirloom diamond Gogebic Range Carvers, 6:30 Ontonagon Village Housing, 100 and sapphire ring to a San Fran- p.m., shop room, A.D. Johnston Cane Court, Ontonagon. cisco Bay Area family whose 3- High School, Bessemer. area74.org. tools benefits Mercer School Smear League, 6:30 p.m., Rigo- Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 year-old son flushed it down the ni’s, Ironwood, 906-932-3747. p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic toilet. MERCER, Wis. — The Mercer However, Vaughan’s current other fine arts efforts with stu- American Legion Post 58, 7 Church, Ironwood. area74.org. After several attempts, Union School District will benefit from president, Charles Sanford dents and the community. Many p.m., at the post, Hurley. Saturday, Nov. 22 Sanitary District crews found a gift of professional tools from Vaughan, a former benefactor of of the tools will be used directly Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 the ring last week, about a the world’s largest and oldest Wambold’s talents, insisted on in the technology education p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, Children’s story time, 10 a.m. month and a half after it disap- manufacturer of striking tools, donating whatever the school department in woodworking, Bessemer. area74.org. Wakefield Public Library. peared from Munazzar and Vaughan and Bushnell Manufac- needed. metals, automotive and electron- Government Alcoholics Anonymous, 11 Mehvish Tapal’s home in Union turing Company Inc. The maintenance, technology ics by students and instructors. Gogebic-Iron Wastewater a.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Iron- City. The district’s newest employ- education and art departments “These tools will support and Authority and Board, 2 p.m., treat- wood. area74.org. Wastewater Collection Super- ee, seventh-12th grade mathe- put together wish lists and further our efforts by putting ment center, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous visor Shawn Nesgis told KTVU- matics instructor Brent Vaughan came through. quality tools and resources in the Iron County Forestry and Women’s Group, noon, Salem Parks, 2:30 p.m., forestry confer- TV the ring traveled about a Wambold, worked for Vaughan The school received 26 profes- hands of students and those who Lutheran, Ironwood. area74.org. ence room, Hurley. third of a mile. Tools for 13 years during winter, sional-grade tools. Some of these teach them. This will provide Chess Nuts Chess Club, 4 p.m., Iron County Recycling Com- Maplewood Steakhouse, Ironwood. Crews flushed the sewer lines spring and summer breaks from tools will be used by the mainte- them with a better chance to be mittee, 4 p.m., courthouse, Hurley. and discovered the ring after teaching during the late 1980s nance department to ensure the successful. Small districts sur- Powderhorn Area Utility Board, Sunday, Nov. 23 vacuuming up debris. Nesgis and ’90s. When he arrived in physical plant is safe for the stu- vive on donations, but with a 4:30 p.m., Ironwood Township Hall, equated the discovery to finding Mercer, he offered to use his dent body and staff to perform donation like this, Mercer can Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 p.m., a needle in a haystack. employee contacts to get a dis- their duties. Some will be used in thrive thanks to Vaughan and Hurley School Board, 5:30 p.m., closed meeting, Salem Lutheran The Tapals said the ring’s count on some tools to help the the art department for projects Bushnell Manufacturing,” Hurley High School library. Church, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 return was a miracle. technical education department. such as ceramics, jewelry and Wambold said. Thursday, Nov. 20 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, Bessemer. area74.org. Gogebic-Ontonagon Commu- POTENTIAL THREAT nity Action Agency food commod- Monday, Nov. 24 Woman wears colander ity distribution, seniors, mothers, infants, children, 9:45-10 a.m. Iron County Food Pantry, 9 EDT, Lake Gogebic Senior Center, a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Ave., Mon- Bergland; 10:20-10:35 a.m. EDT, treal, Wis. 715-561-4450. Toxic plume spreading in driver’s license photo Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Porcupine Mountain Senior Center, SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A White Pine; 11-11:45 a.m. EDT, Holy Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Utah woman said she encoun- Family Catholic Church parking lot, area74.org. Great Start Parent Coalition, 2 at defense plant tered only brief resistance when Ontonagon; 1:15-1:45 p.m. EDT, Resource Center, Mass City; 2:15- p.m., Carnegie Library, Ironwood. she recently had her driver’s Young Authors and Illustrators BETHPAGE, N.Y. (AP) — A and the Navy another $80 mil- license photo taken while wear- 2:45 p.m. EDT, Stannard Township Ballpark, Bruce Crossing; 2:30-2:45 Group, 3:30 p.m., L.L. Wright library, decades-long toxic cleanup lion on plume-remediation ing a colander on her head as a p.m., Watersmeet Town Hall parking Ironwood. around the former aerospace efforts, including water filtration religious statement. lot, Watersmeet. 906-884-2106. Chess Club, 4-5 p.m., for stu- plant that helped land a man on plants, wells and other facilities Asia Lemmon, whose legal Gogebic County Veterans Ser- dents grades 6-12, Ironwood the moon is getting renewed to monitor the contamination. name appears on her driver’s vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., Carnegie Library. 906-932-0203. scrutiny after groundwater tests Both say they are committed to license as Jessica Steinhauser, Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., showed a potential carcinogen addressing future concerns. said the pasta strainer repre- Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 spreading deeper and toward At a public meeting earlier sents her beliefs in the satirical p.m., Marenisco Township. 906-667- nearby Long Island communi- this month, officials confirmed Church of the Flying Spaghetti 1110. ties. that high levels of TCE were Monster. Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Officials revealed this month found in groundwater 620 feet The Flying Spaghetti Monster Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. area74.org. that the 4.5 mile by 3.5 mile below ground. movement, also known as Pre-school story time, 1:45 plume of underground contami- “Most of the high concentra- “Pastafarianism,” started in Associated Press p.m., Ironwood Carnegie Library, nation in Bethpage is moving tions have not been that deep,” 2005 as a protest against teach- ASIA LEMMON, aka Jessica Stein- Ironwood. deeper than ever. High concen- Rich Humann, president and ing intelligent design as an alter- hauser, wears a collander on her Grief Support Group, 2 p.m., all trations of the industrial solvent CEO of H2M, an engineering native to evolution in Kansas head as a religious statement to welcome, The Inn Bed and Break- trichloroethylene, or TCE, were firm representing the Bethpage schools. represent her belief in the Flying fast, Montreal, Wis. 906-663-0308. found more than 60 stories below Water District and several When she had the photo taken Spaghetti Monster. Mended Hearts and Diabetes ground. neighboring water suppliers. Sept. 29, Lemmon said she was- Support Group, 2 p.m., Aspirus “Unless they figure a way to “The deeper it gets shows that n’t sure if officials at the Division ments, Rolfe said. After the first Grand View Hospital conference reach it, locate it and extract it, it’s moving and that might be of Motor Vehicles office in Hurri- few Pastafarians came in about area, Ironwood. 906-932-2443. Bessemer Area Historical Soci- you’re looking at a much longer more difficult to address. It was cane would allow her to wear the two years ago, state officials ety, 2 p.m., 403 Sophie St., Besse- range of a high contamination a very high concentration.” headgear, but “it was surprising- determined the church is a recog- mer. area that they will have to con- Officials at the Massapequa ly really, really easy.” nized religion and its members Chess Club, 4 p.m., Ironwood tend with,” warned Sarah Mey- Water District — south of Beth- Nannette Rolfe, the director of don’t require any special paper- Carnegie Library, Ironwood. nd land, associate professor of envi- page — said readings indicate Utah’s Driver License Division, work, she said. ReGeneration Youth, 5:30-6:45 November 22 ronmental technology at New the contamination is imperiling said about a dozen Pastafarians Lemmon, a St. George resi- p.m., ages 10-11; Relentless Youth, York Institute of Technology. clean wells in that community. have had their state driver’s dent, is a former porn star who 7-9 p.m., ages 12-18; Lighthouse at the The contamination is emanat- “We’re sitting here watching this license photos taken with a simi- performed under the name Asia Faith Center, Ironwood. ing from a 600-acre property that plume move toward us,” said lar colander or pasta strainer on Carrera, The Spectrum of St. Alcoholics Anonymous, 6:30 Hurley, WI was once home to Grumman Stan Carey, the water district their heads in recent years. George reported Monday. p.m., First Presbyterian Church, Hurley. area74.org. Aerospace Corp., the U.S. Navy superintendent. “TCE is the pri- “As long as we can get a visu- She said she wanted to make and other associated defense mary compound and over time al of the face, we’re fine if they a statement with the photo. industries. the readings seem to be increas- choose to wear the headgear,” “I’m a really proud, outspoken Grumman built an armada of ing.” she said. atheist,” she said. “I am proud of aircraft used during the Cold Lora Fly, remedial project Hats and headgear are not Utah for allowing freedom of all War, as well as the lunar module manager for the Naval Facilities allowed for driver’s license pho- religions in what is considered by that landed astronauts on the Engineering Command, the enti- tos unless they’re religious gar- many to be a one-religion state.” moon. ty overseeing the Navy cleanup, Northrop-Grumman ceased said investigators will attempt to manufacturing operations at the determine whether the higher site in 1996 but maintains facili- levels are the result of new con- ties on the property. 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Please call for out of area pricing. 4 l WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2014 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Dem’s path after Obamacare: DAILY GLOBE Down, down, down Sue Mizell, Publisher Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor There were 60 Democrats in the Senate on What’s unclear is the timing of the Repub- Christmas Eve 2009, when they voted in lican move to repeal Obamacare — which lockstep to pass the Affordable Care Act. will not succeed — and then efforts to strip Soon there will be 46 Democrats in the Sen- away parts of the law, which may find some In Their Opinion ate, or perhaps 47 if Sen. Mary Landrieu success. Senate Republicans are still in the manages to eke out a win in Louisiana. In minority in the lame-duck session, and plain numbers, the post-Obamacare trajecto- Byron besides, it appears that President Obama is Congressional ry has not been good for Senate Democrats. York about to blow up relations with Congress by The 46 or 47 Democrats in the next Senate taking unilateral executive action on immi- are a bit different from the group that passed gration. Obamacare. Sixteen of them took office after Also in the mix: the jaw-dropping state- cakewalks cheat voters the Affordable Care Act was signed into law. ments by Obamacare architect Jonathan Two of Iowa’s four congressional districts were compet- They never had to vote for it and have never probably be easy; for example, there is broad Gruber. So far, Republicans are still trying to itive in last week’s election. had to defend voting for it. support for repealing Obamacare’s medical digest and figure out how best to use Gru- Are those post-Obamacare Democrats as device tax. There could be such support for ber’s frank admissions that he and fellow Iowa’s 1st and 2nd districts were decided by 2.4 and 5 strongly opposed to changing the law as their restoring a 40-hour work week. Democrats deceived the public on the nature percentage points, respectively. And Iowa’s 3rd District colleagues who voted for it? Or are they pos- Of course, even if six or more Democrats of Obamacare during its passage in 2009 and was won by 10.6 percentage points. sibly a little less personally invested in join Republicans to pass Obamacare-related 2010. House GOP lawmakers were expected None of Wisconsin’s eight congressional races were as staving off challenges? It’s a question that measures, the president can still veto them. to discuss the Gruber revelations at a meet- close as that. will be tested in coming months. But he would have to overturn the will of a ing Thursday morning but never got around In fact, even an open seat in Wisconsin’s 6th Congres- “After (the midterms), the conditions for supermajority in Congress. Maybe that will to it after long talks on immigration and the sional District — pitting the state Senate’s most conser- repeal and replace may be even better than give him pause. Or maybe not. budget. vative member against a moderate Democrat — didn’t most people think,” writes a Senate Republi- Some Democrats, and some outside At the very least, Gruber’s words give produce a real contest. State Sen. Glenn Grothman, R- can aide in an email exchange. “Not only is observers, have tried to convince themselves Republicans a new basis to emphasize what Campbellsport, defeated Winnebago County Executive there a fresh crop of Republicans eager to that Obamacare did not play a central role in they’ve been saying for a long time. Back in Mark Harris by a 16-point difference to replace the retir- make good on campaign pledges, but a signif- the 2014 campaign. The Washington Post May, McConnell said that Obama “sold (Oba- ing and moderate U.S. Rep. Tom Petri, R-Fond du Lac. icant number of Democrats have no particu- reported recently that the GOP “played down macare) to us on a mountain of lies.” A year Wisconsin’s closest race for Congress among eight con- lar attachment to the law and may even want its zeal to repeal” Obamacare during the ago, Republican Sen. Marco Rubio wrote that tests was in the 3rd District, in which U.S. Rep. Ron to be rid of it as a political issue.” midterms. “Obamacare’s passage was built on a founda- Kind, D-La Crosse, easily defeated his GOP opponent by There could be some wishful thinking in That would come as a surprise to the tion of lies.” Now, they and other Republicans 14 percentage points — despite a Republican wave of vic- that. Yes, the post-Obamacare Democrats newly elected Republican senators — every can provide striking new evidence. tories across the nation. include Sens. Joe Manchin, Joe Donnelly, one of them — who campaigned on a pledge But the question always comes back to So why is Iowa so much more competitive, giving its Heidi Heitkamp, and perhaps another cen- to repeal Obamacare. It would come as a sur- those moderate Democrats. Could the elec- voters real choices? The answer is relatively simple: Iowa trist or two. But there are a lot of solidly doc- prise to the Republican ad makers, both for tion results, plus new leadership in the Sen- doesn’t let its politicians rig voting districts to favor one trinaire liberals in the post-Obamacare class: campaigns and outside groups, who made ate, plus damaging revelations like political party or the other. Chris Murphy, Richard Blumenthal, Mazie commercial after commercial attacking Oba- Gruber’s, and — most importantly — the Iowa assigns the task of drawing congressional dis- Hirono, Brian Schatz and others. They’ll like- macare. And it would also come as a surprise party’s downward trajectory since passing ly be just as lockstep as their predecessors. to House Speaker John Boehner and Senate tricts to a nonpartisan state agency. So its maps are neat Obamacare, influence enough moderates to To make fundamental changes in Oba- Majority Leader-elect Mitch McConnell, who join Republicans? January could be the start and fair. All of Iowa’s congressional district boundaries macare, Senate Republicans will have to in the second paragraph of their joint post- of a new phase in the years-long Obamacare follow county lines, and neutral mapmakers are forbidden muster 60 votes, which means — if the GOP election article in The Wall Street Journal war. from considering the impact on incumbents. has 54 — they will need to find six Democrats said the voters’ decision “means renewing our Byron York is chief political correspon- In sharp contrast, Wisconsin’s redistricting process to go along. On a few questions, that will commitment to repeal Obamacare.” dent for The Washington Examiner. after each major census is marked by partisan scheming. Top lawmakers in the majority party huddle in secret with computers to analyze and shape legislative districts Today in history to their party’s favor, based on past voting results. Often this means the incumbents of both major politi- The Associated Press cal parties gain safer seats. That’s because the majority Today’s Highlight in History party tries to pack as many of the opposition party’s vot- On Nov. 19, 1863, President ers into seats the majority party hasn’t traditionally won. Abraham Lincoln paid tribute to the That leaves any remaining competitive seats leaning the fallen from the Battle of Gettysburg majority party’s way, helping it to stay in power. as he dedicated a national cemetery at the site of the Civil War battlefield This is easiest to see at the congressional level. Rather in Pennsylvania. than following county lines, as Iowa’s four district bound- On this date aries do, Wisconsin’s congressional districts snake all In 1600, King Charles I of Eng- over the map, contorting into odd shapes. land was born in Dunfermline, Fife, After the 2010 census, for example, majority Republi- Scotland. cans surgically removed the Democratic-leaning cities of In 1794, the United States and Stevens Point and Wisconsin Rapids from the 7th Con- Britain signed Jay’s Treaty, which resolved some issues left over from gressional District, making it easier for vulnerable fresh- the Revolutionary War. man U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy, R-Weston, to hold his seat in In 1831, the 20th president of the 2012. Despite a huge year for Democrats in statewide United States, James Garfield, was races that year, Duffy beat a well-known state senator born in Orange Township, Ohio. and former television anchor by 12 percentage points. In 1919, the Senate rejected the And in last week’s election, Duffy won by 20 points. Treaty of Versailles by a vote of 55 Democratic U.S. Rep. Kind also benefited from the in favor, 39 against, short of the two- thirds majority needed for ratifica- change. Kind’s 3rd District gained the Democratic turf tion. that Duffy lost. So Kind just won re-election by 14 per- In 1942, during World War II, centage points, despite last week’s Republican wave. Russian forces launched their winter Back in 2010 — before the maps were redrawn — Kind offensive against the Germans along won by just 4 points. the Don front. Yet Republicans are happy because they still hold a 5- In 1959, Ford Motor Co. 3 advantage on House seats, which is unlikely to change. announced it was halting production of the unpopular Edsel. shuttle Columbia zoomed into orbit efforts to halt its nuclear weapons Today’s Birthdays Wisconsin should adopt Iowa’s nonpartisan process for In 1969, Apollo 12 astronauts on a two-week science mission. pursuits. President Hamid Karzai Actor Alan Young is 95. Talk show drawing voting districts. Charles Conrad and Alan Bean Ten years ago: A notorious NBA pledged to get tough on corruption host Larry King is 81. Former Gener- Top Republican lawmakers remain adamantly made the second manned landing brawl that came to be known as the and strengthen security in al Electric chief executive Jack opposed. But bipartisan support is growing for this good- on the moon. “Malice at the Palace” erupted as Afghanistan as he started a second Welch is 79. Talk show host Dick government reform. In 1977, Egyptian President Ron Artest and Stephen Jackson of five-year term. Artist Jeanne-Claude, Cavett is 78. Broadcasting and Anwar Sadat became the first Arab the Indiana Pacers charged into the who helped create various “wrap- sports mogul Ted Turner is 76. —Wisconsin State Journal leader to visit Israel. stands and fought with Detroit Pis- ping” projects with her husband Singer Pete Moore (Smokey Robin- In 1984, some 500 people died in tons fans, forcing officials to end the Christo, died in New York at age 74. son and the Miracles) is 75. Sen. a firestorm set off by a series of Pacers’ 97-82 win with 45.9 seconds One year ago: Suicide bombers Tom Harkin, D-Iowa, is 75. Actor Dan Letters Policy explosions at a petroleum storage left. (Artest was suspended for the struck the Iranian Embassy in Beirut, Haggerty is 73. Former Health and plant on the edge of Mexico City. rest of the season, Jackson for 30 killing 23 people, including a diplo- Human Services Secretary Tommy The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters should deal In 1985, President Ronald Rea- games. Fellow Pacer Jermaine mat, and injuring more than 140 oth- G. Thompson is 73. Fashion design- with matters of current, public interest. We will publish as many as possi- gan and Soviet leader Mikhail S. O’Neal, who also was involved, was ers. Virginia state Sen. Creigh er Calvin Klein is 72. Sportscaster ble. We reserve the right to reject any letter and to edit those that are to Gorbachev met for the first time as suspended for 15 games and six Deeds was attacked and stabbed Ahmad Rashad is 65. Actor Robert be published. Please avoid name-calling or personal attacks. they began their summit in Geneva. other players on both teams multiple times by his mentally ill adult Beltran is 61. Actress Kathleen Quin- Letters should be no longer than 400 words. They must be signed by In 1990, the pop duo Milli Vanilli received suspensions of at least one son, Gus Deeds, who then took his lan is 60. Actress Glynnis O’Connor the author, and an address and phone number must be included for veri- were stripped of their Grammy game.) own life. Diane Disney Miller, 79, is 59. Broadcast journalist Ann Curry fication purposes. Award because other singers had Five years ago: President daughter of Walt Disney and one of is 58. Former NASA astronaut Eileen Letters may be mailed to Letters to the Editor, Daily Globe, 118 E. lent their voices to the “Girl You Barack Obama wrapped up his his inspirations for building the Dis- Collins is 58. Actress Allison Janney McLeod Ave., Ironwood MI 49938; emailed to: Know It’s True” album. weeklong Asia trip in South Korea, neyland theme park, died in Napa, is 55. Rock musician Matt Sorum [email protected]; or faxed to 906-932-4211. In 1997, Iowa seamstress Bobbi where he said the United States had California. The Disney animated fea- (Guns N’ Roses, Velvet Revolver) is Brief, thank-you letters will be considered for our Saturday “Bouquets” McCaughey gave birth to septuplets, begun talking with allies about fresh ture “Frozen” had its Hollywood pre- 54. Actress Meg Ryan is 53. Actress- column. four boys and three girls. The space punishment against Iran for defying miere. director Jodie Foster is 52.

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PUBLISHER EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna Martilla yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Award Winning Newspaper Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 ADVERTISING DIRECTOR LEAD PRESS Published daily Monday - Saturday Gary Pennington Bill Westerman (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2014 l 5 Entries are due by 1 p.m. on Dec. AREA / STATE Record Festival 3 at the Downtown Art Place in Ironwood. The list of rules and registration forms are found at downtownartplace.com. For more POLICE REPORTS From page 1 information on the contest, con- Gogebic County An John Street, Ironwood resi- As for the parade, Bliss is tact Arlene Schneller at 906-364- dent called to say his car was stuck excited to share her father’s 0992. near the end of his driveway and memory with local residents. Any person or business wish- sticking out into the street at 10:15 “He was just an amazing per- ing to enter a float or walking p.m on Monday. son,” she said. “He always had a unit in the parade must register Two of the towing companies he sense of humor and had a joke by Nov. 28. Forms are located at called said they could not come until ready. He loved being Santa and the chamber office and online at 8 a.m. on Tuesday. this is such a wonderful honor to ironwoodmi.org. According to a Gogebic County him.” All floats must be lit, and Sheriff’s Department report, a third sirens and fires are prohibited. company was able to respond and get the vehicle back onto the drive- Floats or walking groups cannot Jack Frost Festival way. The 2014 Jack Frost Festival stop during the parade route ——— kicks off tonight with a tree light- unless prior approval has been Deputies responded to a com- ing ceremony at Depot Park in given by the chamber. For safety plaint that a subject would not leave downtown Ironwood at 6. purposes, candy or other items from a motel on U.S. 2 in Wakefield Downtown Ironwood busi- can be handed out, but not at 4:50 p.m. on Monday, according nesses can participate in the thrown from floats. to a GCSD report. annual window decorating con- Parade participants are The subject did not have a room test with Christmas themes. responsible for having their float or a reservation, but refused to Judging will be Dec. 3. The win- in their designated parade sec- leave the premises. Deputies met with the motel ner will be announced before the tion by 5 p.m. on Dec. 5. owner to resolve the situation. parade and first place will For more information, call ——— receive a traveling trophy. Reg- parade chair Kim Kolesar at 906- A taxi driver in Ironwood called to istration forms are located at the 932-4519. report an unpaid fare at 3:52 p.m. on chamber office. For more information about Daily Globe file photo Monday, according to a GCSD The annual gingerbread house the 2014 Jack Frost Festival, call CHILDREN LEAD ponies pulling Santa’s sleigh during the 2013 Jack Frost Festival Parade in downtown Iron- report. contest is also taking place. the chamber at 906-932-1122. wood. This year’s parade is Dec. 5 at 6 p.m. Anthony George McGeshick, 49, and Barbara Ann McGeshick, 45, both of Ironwood, received a ride to the Holiday station and back home. dent. Logging When dropping them off, the driv- He said the goal is to expedite er said they would not pay the $16 harvest to eliminate the backlog Wisconsin governor honors fare, as they had been quoted $1 and maintain a healthy, sustain- per mile by the taxi dispatcher. able forest, eventually reaching They paid the driver “$3 and From page 1 an annual harvest of just under some change” and said they would hardwood forests that’s needed 1,000 acres annually. snowplow drivers Thursday pay the rest later. for regeneration. The DNR will accept public The taxi driver kept the items The forest comprises 47,000 comments regarding the pro- Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker challenging conditions to keep are ideal, and such speeds may they bought as collateral. ACCIDENTS acres in eastern Douglas County posed amendment through Nov. has proclaimed Thursday roadways open for commuters be hazardous when roads are Gogebic County and contains all 44 miles of the 30. “Snowplow Driver Appreciation and commerce,” said Wisconsin slick or visibility is reduced. Gogebic deputies responded to Bois Brule River, a famed trout “The amendment does not Day” in the state. Department of Transportation Most traffic crashes in winter an accident at the intersection of stream. change the land management The special day highlights Secretary Mark Gottlieb. “Our are caused by drivers going too Lake and Ayer streets in Ironwood at Logging is omitted from the classifications, management the important role snowplow department has a long-standing fast for conditions. 4:52 p.m. on Monday. river valley and from other areas or area objectives of the operators play in keeping peo- and valued partnership with —When travel conditions John Michael Ruditis, 64, of unique forest areas. current master plan; it simply ple and commerce moving county and municipal highway become especially hazardous, Wakefield, was pulling into the inter- “To maintain a healthy aspen allows adjustments to the num- throughout Wisconsin. The departments to keep our state postpone or cancel your trip. section when he was rear-ended by forest on the Brule, the average ber of acres that can be managed proclamation also asks highway system free of snow —Stay at least 200 feet a vehicle driven by James George stand is typically regenerated to meet the plan objectives and motorists to be cautious when and ice.” behind a working snowplow. Wamhoff, 60, of Ironwood. Wamhoff was unable to stop through a harvest at 55 years ensure sustainable regeneration they encounter snowplows and To enhance public safety and Make sure you can see the because of icy road conditions. old,” said Dave Schulz, Brule of forest resources,” Schulz said. to limit driving during severe assist plow operators, WDOT plow’s mirrors to ensure the There was damage to Wamhoff’s River State Forest superinten- storms to avoid becoming offers the following tips: driver is able to see you. front bumper and damage to Ruditis’ stranded, which impedes snow —Before traveling, call 511 —When passing, be careful. rear bumper, according to a Goge- aside funding to make payments removal efforts. or go online to Wisconsin 511 to Snowplows often create a cloud bic County Sheriff’s Department Bessemer to C2AE for the water side of the “When Wisconsin’s weather check road conditions. of snow that can obscure vision. report. The Ironwod Public Safety project. is at its worst, our snowplow —If there’s ice and snow, Remember road conditions in Department assisted. Also in new business, the operators are at their best, take it slow. Posted speed limits front of the plow will likely be board planned to discuss an often working long hours in apply when travel conditions worse. Lottery From page 1 amendment to the contract with of fees for services until after the the Bessemer Area Sewer Tuesday grant/loan closing, set to take Michigan Authority. Poker Lotto: AS-3C-4H-10H-6S place in 2015. The next council meeting is at Midday Daily 3: 5-7-9 The Gogebic Range Water 5:30 p.m. on Dec. 1. Midday Daily 4: 8-3-3-2 UM ranks high in students abroad Daily 3: 3-9-3 Authority has also already set —Alissa Pietila Daily 4: 7-2-2-5 ANN ARBOR — The Univer- and pursue education abroad ous period. Fantasy 5: 05-11-12-18-21 sity of Michigan climbed four opportunities.” New York University was Keno: 05-07-17-20-24-28-30-33-35-36-42-43-45-47- spots to number six in an annual Some UM units been able to ranked No. 1 with 11,164 inter- 49-58-62-70-73-74-76-80 Wisconsin ranking of higher education develop programs that scale to national students, while MSU 5 Card Cash: 5C-2D-7H-10H-6S 2 Ontonagon County men in court institutions with the most stu- 20, 30 or even 50 students at a was ninth with 7,704. SuperCash: 15-17-20-29-31-34, Doubler: N dents studying abroad in 2012- time, and to repeat the programs The 2014 Badger 5: 03-05-07-12-31 ONTONAGON — A Mass City According to court officials, Editor’s note: Daily Pick 3: 6-2-8 man was sentenced to jail on Scott Edward Krueger, 30, is 13. year-after-year, providing stu- Open Doors Report is available Daily Pick 4: 9-2-8-4 The university had 2,365 stu- dents with the consistency they at iie.org/opendoors. Multi-state drug charges Tuesday in Onton- charged with felonious assault, Mega Millions: 37-39-53-68-75, Mega Ball: 6 agon District Court. possession of a firearm while dents studying overseas for aca- need for planning, he added. Terry Durst, 63, was sen- under the influence of alcohol demic credit in 2012-13, a 15 per- Raising money for education tenced to serve five months in and operating a motor vehicle cent increase from 2,060 in the abroad scholarships has been a previous period, according to the key goal of the ongoing Victors THANK YOU jail with credit for 16 days all while intoxicated. Thank You ready served. Durst pleaded According to officials, Krueger Open Doors Report by the Insti- for Michigan campaign, which e family of tute of International Education, aims to raise $4 billion. The family of the late guilty to attempted delivery and- allegedly entered a hunting William Strelcheck or manufacture of a controlled camp looking for a bow which a New York-based nonprofit. New York University topped KENNETH LILLIE “In today’s globalized world, the list with 4,274 students substance. In addition, Durst had been stolen from his vehicle, would like to express our would like to express their was ordered to pay $1,838 in thinking someone in the camp it’s incredibly important for our abroad, while Michigan State deepest appreciation to all students to have a worldview University placed just ahead of sincere appreciation for fines and costs. had taken the bow. He apparent- of the sta! of Gogebic ——— ly was in error and the bow was that extends beyond their local UM with 2,514 students. Ohio every act and thought of A Bruce Crossing man will not in the camp. communities,” said James Hol- State University was just below County Medical Care loway, UM vice provost for global UM with 2,255. kindness, love and appear in Ontonagon District He allegedly had a rifle compassion shown during Facility. We will always Court to face a preliminary hear- with him and the occupants of and engaged education. “Educa- The Open Doors report only ing on felony charges concerning the camp took that away from tion abroad experiences help stu- reflects students on education our recent loss. A special remember your many acts an incident at a hunting camp on him. dents learn skills fundamental to abroad experiences that result in thank you to Jerald Rocco of kindness, support and Saturday. Bond of $8,000 was posted. success in the 21st century, to be academic credit. In addition to risk takers, to be creative, to those 2,365 students, UM had and Lakeside Memorial comfort while Bill communicate with those very dif- more than 1,000 students abroad Chapel for easing was in your care. ferent from themselves, to be on co-curricular experiences such our burden. resourceful and persistent.” as work, research and project e Strelcheck Family Army Corps considers new UM was ranked 16th on the experiences. The Lillie Family education abroad list in 2010- Although the size of UM’s front in Asian carp war 11. international student body grew Holloway said,. “Through both by 6.5 percent, the university TRAVERSE CITY (AP) — A a choke point “makes it an ideal data systems like M-Compass dropped from 8 to11 in the rank- new line of defense against inva- location to evaluate potential and organizational systems like ing of schools hosting the most sive Asian carp may be opened control technologies,” project our Council on Global Engage- international students, the on a river near Chicago in hopes manager Dave Wethington said. SHOPPING ment, we have been able to effi- report said. UM had 7,273 stu- of providing further short-term Aside from creating addition- ciently provide more students dents from abroad in 2013-14, protection for the Great Lakes al electric fields in the water, NETWORK with the tools needed to explore compared to 6,827 in the previ- while a permanent solution is the Corps might use air cannons debated, officials said Tuesday. or special gates with flushing Certificates The U.S. Army Corps of Engi- chambers to stop invasive neers announced plans to con- species from being pulled sider measures that could be between water bodies in cur- Home sales up in Wisconsin make GREAT used to block the path of big- rents created by boat traffic, he The Wisconsin Realtors Asso- The October numbers were head and silver carp at Brandon said. ciation reports the state’s hous- the best since 2005. Stocking Stuffers!! Road Lock and Dam on the Des A Brandon Road barrier ing market recovered in October. The median selling price was Plaines River near Joliet, Ill. wouldn’t be a final solution, in The WRA said its members $148,000, compared to $142,000 The site is about 5 miles part because it wouldn’t be a sold 9.6 percent more existing a year ago. 30%30% INSTANTINSTANT SAVINGSSAVINGS downstream from electric barri- two-way obstacle that would houses last month than a year Certificates valid until 12/31/15 ers on which the Army Corps stop invaders native to the ago. Around 6,300 homes were now depends to prevent the Great Lakes from reaching the sold in Wisconsin, compared to Complete listing of certificates available aggressive carp from reaching Mississippi River system. 5,750 in October of 2013. In Loving Memory of in Tuesday’s edition. 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Sat. 8:00am - Noon • Closed Sunday THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM BUSINESS WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2014 l 7 US index notch latest records; Relief over Japan NEW YORK (AP) — Investors The Nasdaq composite gained remained in a record-setting A DAY ON WALL STREET 31.44 points, or 0.7 percent, to mood Tuesday, edging the Dow 18,000 4,702.44. Jones industrial average and Nov. 18, 2014 Nine of the 10 sectors in the Standard & Poor’s 500 index to Dow Jones 17,000 S&P 500 notched gains, led by their latest all-time highs. industrials health care stocks. The sector is Pharmaceutical and medical up 23.5 percent this year. 16,000 equipment companies led the +40.07 Telecommunications stocks broad pickup in stocks, extend- declined. 17,687.82 15,000 ing gains for the S&P 500 and On Oct. 15 the S&P 500 near- MOJ JSA N Dow. The Nasdaq notched its ly fell into a “correction,” a trad- first gain this week. Pct. change from previous: +0.23%High 17,735.71 Low 17,642.03 ing term for a drop of 10 percent A positive outlook from home- or more from a recent peak. The builders and encouraging news Nov. 18, 2014 4,800 market has mostly risen since from Japan and Germany also Nasdaq 4,600 then. Alissa Pietila/Daily Globe helped lift markets. composite The rise in Actavis came a day AS OF 2 p.m. Tuesday, Burgers Bar & Grill in Gile, Wis., had received a The rally builds on a market 4,400 after the company agreed to buy good pile of donations for their “Eat a Burger, Feed the Hungry” food rebound in recent weeks pow- +31.44 4,200 Botox-maker Allergan for $66 drive. Owner Ricardo Luna said he expected quite a bit more with the ered by strong corporate earn- billion. Actavis rose $21.66 to dinner rush. ings and easing concerns among 4,702.44 4,000 $269.60. investors about the spread of MOJ JSA N“Actavis is up strong, so that Ebola and economic growth over- Pct. change from previous: +0.67%High 4,709.83 Low 4,674.30 suggests it’s a better take on the seas. merger deal, as people get more Burgers Bar & Grill “We’ve gotten good news on Nov. 18, 2014 2,100 into the details of it,” said all of the worries since mid-Octo- Warne. ber and we had much better- Standard & 2,000 Medtronic shares ended up Poor’s 500 celebrates anniversary than-expected earnings,” said 1,900 $3.28 at $72.47. Kate Warne, an investment +10.48 Investors kept rewarding strategist at Edward Jones. “As 1,800 strong company earnings. with food drive a result, it’s not surprising we’re 2,051.80 1,700 Solar power products compa- seeing a series of record highs.” MOJ JSA Nny JA Solar jumped 8.8 percent By ALISSA PIETILA around the corner, he said The major stock indexes [email protected] Pct. change from previous: +0.51% High 2,056.08 Low 2,041.48 after it reported better-than- including the food drive as part opened flat on Monday, but expected quarterly financial GILE, Wis. — Burgers Bar & of their anniversary celebration quickly began to rise. AP results. The stock added 69 cents Grill is celebrating it’s one year was ideal. Germany’s ZEW measure of delay a sales tax hike that was cent. Medical device maker to $8.49. anniversary this week. Feedback, both in person and investor sentiment showed an planned for next year. Medtronic climbed 3.3 percent. Some companies’ quarterly On Tuesday, the restaurant through their Facebook page, improvement in November after U.S. stocks also got a boost The energy sector lagged the report cards failed to impress was running a food drive from 11 has been great and people have 10 months of declines, allaying from an increase in a measure of rest of the market as the price of investors. a.m. to 8 p.m. been very positive about the worries about a slowing economy U.S. homebuilders’ confidence, oil resumed its slide. Urban Outfitters fell 6.6 per- If customers brought in just event, Luna said. and lifting European markets. which rebounded in November All told, the S&P 500 index cent a day after the retailer one non-perishable food item or a “People are happy we’re giv- Developments in Japan, as both sales expectations and added 10.48 points, or 0.5 per- reported third-quarter results monetary donation, they ing back to the community,” he whose economy slipped into buyer traffic improved. cent, to 2,051.80. Its previous that fell short of Wall Street’s received a free 1/3 pound burger. said. recession in the third quarter, The indexes continued to closing high was set Monday. expectations. The stock shed As owner Ricardo Luna said, Customers Holly Gresham provided some relief. build on their gains throughout The Dow rose 40.07 points, or $2.04 to $28.79. “Eat a burger, feed the hungry,” and Mike Westeen brought in Tokyo’s benchmark Nikkei the day as investors piled into 0.2 percent, to 17,687.82. That’s With the bulk of earnings sea- which was also the name of the two bags of food. Luna said this index rose 2.2 percent amid health care stocks. Pharmaceuti- just 0.2 percent higher than its son over, investors are looking event. is similar to most of the cus- expectations, later confirmed, cal giant Actavis led all stocks in most recent record close last ahead to how companies will Luna said they used to run a tomers, as of about 2 p.m. that Japan’s government will the S&P 500, vaulting 8.7 per- Thursday. fare this holiday season. similar event for the Houston “Most people have been bring- Food Bank at the Little Bitty ing in bagfuls, when all you Burger Barn in Houston, Texas, needed to bring was one item,” and decided to continue the he said. event at BBG in Gile. Donations will be given to the Safety agency to push for national air bag recall With Thanksgiving right Iron County Food Pantry. DETROIT (AP) — U.S. safety regulators are demanding automakers and Takata Blighted harvest drives olive oil price pressures Corp. expand nationwide a recall of vehicles with certain driver’s side air bags equipped BEJA, Portugal (AP) — If blow to southern Europe’s with inflators that can erupt and send metal your favorite bottle of Mediter- bruised economies as they limp fragments into the passenger compartment. ranean olive oil starts costing out of a protracted financial cri- Previously, cars with the inflators have more, blame unseasonable Euro- sis. been recalled only in areas along the Gulf pean weather — and tiny insects. “The law of supply and Coast with high humidity. The National High spring temperatures, a demand is a basic law of the mar- Highway Traffic Safety Administration says cool summer and abundant rain ket,” said Joaquim Freire de it’s basing its latest decision on an incident are taking a big bite out of the Andrade, president of growers’ that happened outside of those areas. olive harvest in some key regions association Olivum in Portugal’s The owner of a 2007 Ford Mustang recent- of Italy, Spain, France and Por- southern Alentejo region, the ly complained to the government about suf- tugal. Those conditions have also country’s olive heartland. “It’s a fering an injury when an air bag malfunc- helped the proliferation of the tough year.” tioned in North Carolina. The safety agency olive fly and olive moth, which Olive oil is big business in said if Takata and automakers don’t agree to are calamitous blights. southern European Union coun- the recall quickly, it will use its legal powers The shortfall could translate tries. They are the source of more to make sure the inflators are recalled. into higher shelf prices for some than 70 percent of the world’s “We now know that millions of vehicles olive oils and is dealing another olive oil. must be recalled to address defective Takata air bags and our aggressive investigation is far from over,” NHTSA Deputy Administra- tor David Friedman said in a statement. The safety agency has been under intense pressure from lawmakers to seek an expan- sion of the recalls beyond the Gulf Coast Associated Press states, Hawaii, Puerto Rico and several other THE INSURANCE Institute for Highway Safety performs a crash test on a 2002 Honda CR-V, one U.S. territories. Friedman and others have of the models subject to a recall to repair faulty air bags. been summoned to testify before a Senate air bag propellant to burn faster than least not yet. The agency said it has been committee on Thursday. designed, causing the problem. pushing the auto industry to do tests to make Takata has said that in areas of high NHTSA’s demand for a national recall sure current recalls cover all air bags that humidity, airborne moisture can cause the does not cover passenger side air bags, at are defective. Home Depot tops Street; breach costs still hazy ATLANTA (AP) — Home Home Depot said Monday dur- 95 cents per share, a year earlier. ing opportunity as we remain Depot’s third-quarter profit rose ing a call with investors it antici- The housing sector had been comfortable in the longer term 14 percent as comparable-store pates a fourth-quarter breach- hit hard early in the year by both housing recovery thesis,” wrote sales climbed in the U.S., sug- related expense of about $27 mil- bad weather and tight conditions Citigroup analyst Kate gesting that a huge data breach lion, but only about $6 million in the market due to rising mort- McShane. announced exactly two months after insurance. The company gage rates and a tight supply of Revenue for the Atlanta com- ago has not shaken the faith of has a $100 million insurance pol- homes. pany climbed 5 percent to $20.52 its customers. icy for breach-related expenses, That dragged down the earn- billion from $19.47 billion. That The nation’s biggest home according to Chief Financial Offi- ings of home improvement retail- also beat the $20.42 billion in improvement retailer stuck to its cer Carol Tome. ers, yet Home Depot appears to revenue that analysts had outlook for all of 2014, but said Accounting for all breach- be distancing itself from those expected. that it could not account for all related expenses, the company early rough months, beating Sales at stores open at least a possible losses from a data on Monday projected operating Wall Street’s per-share expecta- year rose 5.2 percent. In the U.S., breach it revealed in September expenses this year to grow at tions by a couple cents, according those sales increased 5.8 percent. that affected 56 million debit and about 27 percent of its overall to a poll of analysts by Zacks Same-store sales are a key credit cards. For now, the compa- sales growth rate. Investment Research. gauge for investors because they ny is putting those costs at $28 For the three months ended “While we think the stock exclude volatility from recently million pretax for the most recent Nov. 2, Home Depot earned $1.54 reaction will be relatively muted opened or closed locations, and quarter, and $34 million as it billion, or $1.15 per share. That today, any significant weakness provide a better look at a retail- pertains to its guidance for 2014. compares with $1.35 billion, or would make an even better buy- er’s core health. WhatsApp encrypts messages from beginning to end SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — gram with help from U.S. gov- comes as other leading tech com- authorities if subpoenaed. Apple WhatsApp, the globally popular ernment grants and private panies also are boosting data and Google also encrypt user instant messaging system owned funding. encryption, despite criticism data when it’s stored on their by Facebook, has begun using a Privacy advocates said What- from some in law enforcement mobile devices. powerful new encryption pro- sApp’s decision to incorporate so- who say that can make it more TextSecure takes that a step gram aimed at protecting users’ called “end-to-end” encryption difficult for authorities to catch further; it’s designed to make conversations from unwanted will help users communicate terrorists or other criminals. WhatsApp messages unable to be surveillance and snooping. without the fear of someone read- Google Inc. and Facebook Inc. read by anyone but the sender The messaging service, which ing their messages. WhatsApp encrypt users’ email and mes- and recipient, even if subpoe- has 600 million users and is cofounder Jan Koum has said sages while they move within naed. The encryption feature is especially popular in Europe and he’s deeply committed to user each company’s network, so they offered by default, meaning Asia, added the new encryption privacy because he grew up in can’t be read by outsiders. But WhatsApp users don’t have to to its last update for Android the Soviet Union during the experts said those messages can turn it on and shouldn’t notice its smartphones, according to Open 1980s, when his mother and still be scanned at certain points presence, according to a state- Whisper Systems, the San Fran- other adults routinely assumed by the companies themselves, for ment from Open Whisper Sys- cisco-based software group that that authorities eavesdropped on commercial purposes such as tems. WhatsApp declined com- developed the “TextSecure” pro- their phone calls. 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Travis trol of their championship but Okafor manhandled the post, Trice added 15 points, not nearly chances. finishing with 17 points and five enough in the first game of one of Keeping winning and the rebounds to lead No. 4 Duke past the early season’s premier Crimson Tide, Ducks and Semi- No. 19 Michigan State 81-71. events. noles should be in. “I thought I played decent, but Duke looked at home on the The race for the fourth and as a team we played great,” Indiana Pacers’ home floor, mak- final spot in the playoff is shap- Okafor said after the Blue Devils’ ing their first seven shots and ing up to be a tussle between third straight double-digit victo- pulling out to a 14-9 lead. They four teams. ry. “It was a really big win for us. extended the margin to 27-17 Alabama jumped from fifth to They gave us a lot of challenges.” with 8:51 left in the first half. first after handing previously Okafor overcame most of them The Spartans spent the rest of undefeated and top-ranked Mis- in his first big NBA audition. the night playing catch-up, final- sissippi State its first loss on Against the defending Big Ten ly getting as close as 51-48 with Saturday. The Bulldogs slid to tournament champs, the 6-foot- 13:54 left before Duke pulled fourth. 11 freshman who is already con- away. Oregon remained in second sidered a lottery pick showed “I thought we handled it well,” place and Florida State in third. everyone he can post up, drive to coach Mike Krzyzewski of his The Seminoles are the only the basket, spin away from team’s first big game this season. undefeated team left in a Big defenders, back them down and “They get loose balls and Five conference. draw fouls. He blocked two shots, rebounds really well and that’s Florida State fans might not had two steals and finished 8 of the thing, for us to get better, be happy about how their team 10 from the field. Okafor even we’re going to have to learn to is being treated, but the Semi- wound up surviving foul trouble do.” Associated Press noles appear to be safe if they thanks to his teammates’ contri- DUKE’S TYUS Jones reacts after being fouled and hitting a three-point shot against Michigan State in the sec- can keep winning right through butions. ond half in Indianapolis Tuesday. Duke won 81-71. TIP-INS the Atlantic Coast Conference Cook, Justise Winslow and championship game. Same goes Duke: The Blue Devils have won punched his ticket to the Final Four Tyus Jones put the game away SCORING SPREE with Alabama in the Southeast- four straight in this series, including in Detroit with a regional final win POINT OF EMPHASIS Duke topped 100 points in each with a 13-3 run that extended twice in the Champions Classic. The ern Conference and Oregon in Duke’s 51-48 lead to 64-51 with over Louisville at Lucas Oil Stadium. Normally, Michigan State is one of its first two games this season, the first win over Michigan State in the But he’s also sustained some tough the Pac-12. 7:58 left in the game. Michigan of the best defensive teams in the first time they’ve done that in con- event gave coach Mike Krzyzewski moments here, such as the 2010 country. Not against Duke. The Blue secutive games since 1997-98. If After that, things get compli- State never led, and Duke (3-0) the career record for wins. He now national semifinal loss to nearby But- Devils shot 54 percent from the field, their big three keep playing this way, cated. has trailed for just 18 seconds has 985. ler and his first loss this season. 7 of 14 on 3-pointers and outscored the Blue Devils could be one of the Mississippi State is followed Michigan State: Izzo often calls this reason. Michigan State 24-4 on points off nation’s highest scoring teams. Cook by TCU, which slipped to No. 5 Indianapolis one of his favorite cities The biggest reason is the pres- UP NEXT turnovers. “We’re not a very good was 7 of 12 from the field, Jones 4 of after a closer-than-expected win ence of Okafor. because he’s had so much success Duke faces Temple in the Coach- defensive team yet and I don’t think 5 and Okafor 8 of 10 -- a combined in town. He won the 2000 national against Kansas on Saturday. “I’ve been watching him since es vs. Cancer Classic at Brooklyn, we will be until we get some subs 61.3 percent. But the rest of the Ohio State moved up two spots championship at the RCA Dome. New York on Friday. and until we get some pattern and team was 8 of 23, numbers that must the eighth grade,” Spartans He’s won multiple Big Ten tourna- to No. 6, ahead of TCU’s Big 12 coach Tom Izzo said. “He had Michigan State hosts Loyola (Ill.) substitutions.” improve if Duke plans to return to ment titles here and in 2009 he in its home opener on Friday. Indy for the Final Four in April. rival Baylor. The Bulldogs play Vanderbilt on Saturday but finish the regu- lar season at Ole Miss, giving them a chance for another Top Indianhead resume-boosting victory. They could use it because their best wins from early in the season (LSU, Texas A&M and Auburn) runners recognized have been tarnished a bit lately. ASHLAND, Wis. — Four local Mazurek and Hurley’s Tori Ohio State is in position to boys and three girls earned a Anderson and Tori Colassaco. play in the Big Ten champi- spot on the Indianhead All-Con- onship if it wins out. LL CONFERENCE TEAMS ference cross country team. A - The Big 12 has no conference OYS All-conference spots are deter- B championship game. TCU and FIRST TEAM mined by performances in the Jared Joki, Ironwood, senior Baylor would be co-champs if Zack Mazurek, Bessemer, senior three conference meets, at Solon each finishes 11-1, but Baylor Eli Hancock, Drummond, junior beat the Horned Frogs in Waco, Springs, Mt. Ashwabay and the Blake Reijo, South Shore, senior championship meet at Boulder Connor Bouchard, Washburn, junior Texas last month. Dakota Rice, Hurley, senior The selection protocol calls for Creek in Ironwood. Sam Dean, Wakefield-Marenisco, junior Ironwood’s Jared Joki won all Aaron Arthur, Drummond, junior the committee to use champi- Arne Martison, Bayfield, junior onships won as a tiebreaker if three of them and earned a spot Hunter Campbell, Drummond, junior on the team. He was an all-con- teams have similar resumes. ECOND EAM Selection Committee chair- ference selection for four years. Zach Moore, Drummond,S sophomoreT Joining him this year are Besse- Matt Kubik, Washburn, junior man Jeff Long said “the differ- Andrew Niemi, Ironwood, freshman mer’s Zack Mazurek, Hurley’s ences between teams four Tim Rowe, Bessemer, freshman through seven are narrow, very Dakota Rice and Wakefield- Jarod Bletsch, Drummond, junior Marenisco’s Sam Dean. All are Nathan Eisenhauer, Drummond, sophomore narrow.” Isaiah Sturkol, Wakefield-Marenisco, sophomore Whether it’s narrow enough seniors except for Dean, who is a Sean Bjork, Drummond, freshman junior. Joki, Mazurek and Dean Dalton Collins, Washburn, freshman to allow TCU, Ohio State or Bay- were First Team selections last Tim Lorenson, Ironwood, junior lor to jump past Mississippi Nathan Holder, Washburn, freshman State if one of those teams wins year also. Joki, Mazurek and Coach of the Year: Kelly Randolph, Drummond Rice made it in 2012. its conference and Mississippi Associated Press GIRLS State doesn’t remains to be seen. COLUMBUS BLUE Jackets’ Boone Jenner, left, carries the puck behind the net as Detroit Red Wings’ Henrik On the girls side, Bessemer FIRST TEAM sophomore Lily Wieringa and Ketzel Levens, Washburn, junior “I don’t think there is any way Zetterberg defends during the second period Tuesday in Columbus, Ohio. Alyssa Kavajecz, South Shore, junior to project that,” said Long, the Hurley seniors Gabby Pecotte Lily Wieringa, Bessemer, sophomore and Kirkie Pecotte made the Emma Ostrenga, South Shore, sophomore athletic director at Arkansas. “It First Team. All three were also Alexis Griggs, Washburn, junior will certainly be weighed into Gabby Pecotte, Hurley, senior the equation on Dec. 6 and 7.” Howard makes 28 saves, Red honored last year on the First Anna Nutt, Washburn, junior Team; both Pecotte runners were Kirkie Pecotte, Hurley, senior The committee releases its Theresa Ayers, Drummond, junior final rankings on Dec. 7, the day on the 2012 team. Sujata Wegner, Butternut, senior Second Team selections after most of the conference ECOND EAM Wings blank Blue Jackets 5-0 Corissa Mattson,S Ironwood,T sophomore championship games are played. included: Ironwood’s Andrew Niemi and Tim Lorenson, Besse- Melissa Wanink, Wakefield-Marenisco, freshman Long said Alabama controlled COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Jimmy Howard for a goalie in franchise history — made a kick save Seara Grant, Bayfield, senior the game in its 25-20 victory made 28 saves for his 19th career shutout, and of Scott Hartnell’s drive from close range to main- mer’s Tim Rowe and Wakefield- Sarah Johnson, Ironwood, senior Marenisco’s Isaiah Sturkol. Girls Ellie Burger, Solon Springs, freshman against Mississippi State Tomas Tatar and Tomas Jurco each had a goal and tain the lead. Emma Winge, South Shore, junior Second Team selections includ- enough to earn the big promo- an assist to lift the Detroit Red Wings past the The Blue Jackets thought they pulled even with Molly Wieringa, Bessemer, senior tion this week. Alabama led by Columbus Blue Jackets 5-0 on Tuesday night. 1:42 left in the period, but Boone Jenner’s goal- ed: Ironwood’s Corissa Mattson Yrsala Peterson, Bayfield, sophomore and Sarah Johnson, W-M’s Tori Anderson, Hurley, freshman two scores in the fourth quarter Gustav Nyquist, Riley Sheahan and Darren mouth jam was overturned after video review. Offi- Rachel Mazurek, Bessemer, junior Melissa Wanink, Bessemer’s and Mississippi State cut the Helm also scored and Brendan Smith added two cials ruled Jenner scored with a distinct kicking Tori Colassaco, Hurley, junior lead to five with a touchdown Molly Wieringa and Rachel Coach of the Year: Sheree Collins, Washburn assists to help Detroit snap a three-game road win- motion, even though he appeared to be off balance with 15 seconds left. less skid. The Red Wings scored twice on the power on the play. He proceed to land on his back. Long referred to game control play and put the game out of reach with three Jenner was involved in the next big play, taking a few times this week. It’s not a third-period goals. a tripping penalty 40 seconds into the second peri- NFL suspends Peterson for at least metric used by the committee Columbus’ two-game winning streak — after a od. Detroit scored on the ensuing power play when but a subjective discussion about franchise-tying nine straight losses — ended as the Nyquist lifted a shot in tight past Bobrovksy for his rest of season how the game was played. Red Wings won most of the puck battles to control team-leading ninth at 1:44. MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Adri- not be considered for reinstate- TCU rallied for a 34-30 victo- the tempo. Columbus did have scoring chances, but The Red Wings put things out of reach early in ry against Kansas, and Long they failed to generate sustained pressure. the third period scoring twice in 1:12. an Peterson’s dispute with the ment before April 15 for his viola- NFL reached another level when tion of the NFL personal conduct noted how the Horned Frogs’ Sergei Bobrovky, who finished with 35 saves, Off a faceoff win, Jurco snapped a near side shot inability to control the game didn’t have his best form in his second start in row from the left circle past Bobrovsky for his first at the league suspended Minnesota’s policy. Peterson pleaded no con- star running back without pay for test Nov. 4 to misdemeanor reck- against struggling team nega- since missing eight with a broken finger. 4:49 on the man advantage. Sheahan netted his tively affected their resume. Detroit coach Mike Babcock implored his squad third, easily sliding home a nifty feed from Tatar. at least the rest of the season. less assault in Texas for injuries As his representatives initiated to his 4-year-old son with a wood- Long also said a second to start fast and be more competitive after a slug- Helm closed it out with his third at 18:59 from straight road victory for Ohio gish 4-1 loss to visiting Montreal on Sunday. The the right circle. an appeal, Peterson remained at en switch. the center of an escalating argu- The NFLPA quickly called for a State, this one against Minneso- Red Wings did just with Tatar scoring at 10:17 of NOTES: The Red Wings’ goalie games played leaders are Terry Sawchuk (734), Chris ta after beating Michigan State the first to give Detroit the lead. He snapped home Osgood (565), Harry Lumley (324) and Howard. ...The fellow Columbus regulars are on ment between the league and the neutral arbitrator to handle an injured reserve: RW Nathan Horton (back), C Brandon Dubinksy (abdomen), C Mark NFL Players Association over the appeal and sharply rebuked the the week before, helped the a loose puck from the slot for his sixth of the sea- Letestu (groin), D Fedor Tyutin (knee), and D Ryan Murray (knee). Forwards Matt Calvert Buckeyes move up two spots. son. and Jack Skille were cleared to play but coach Todd Richards opted to keep his winning- player discipline process. league for what it labeled as streak group intact. ... Detroit C Pavel Datsyuk sat out with a nagging groin injury that’s Commissioner Roger Goodell Still, an early season home loss Howard, playing his 300th game — fourth most had him in and out of the lineup of late. ... The Blue Jackets entered 7-1-1 in their past to Virginia Tech is a mark nine games and with four straight wins at home against the Red Wings. told Peterson on Tuesday he will PETERSON — page 10 against Ohio State. “While they have certainly added to their resume and shown they are a better team, it No. 1 Kentucky shuts down No. 5 Kansas 72-40 doesn’t erase that loss,” Long said of the Buckeyes. INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Dakari Johnson scored 11 15 for 27 at the line in the storied program’s worst offensive extending the lead throughout the second half. The committee still doesn’t points, Andrew Harrison had 10 and No. 1 Kentucky used performance since a 61-45 loss to Kentucky on Dec. 1, 1998. Kentucky has now won its first three games by 40, 19 have a team from outside the Big a dominant defense to blow out No. 4 Kansas 72-40 in Tues- Wayne Selden Jr. had nine points for the Jayhawks, and and 32 points. But Tuesday’s victory was easily the most Five conferences in its rankings day night’s Champions Classic. Cliff Alexander finished with eight. impressive of the three and helped reinforce the image that but will have to pick the best of The Wildcats (3-0) shot just 43.1 percent from the field, The Wildcats led by as much as 35-17 in the first half. last season’s national championship runner-ups could be that group in the final rankings but they were so good on defense that it didn’t matter. After Kansas closed to 38-28 at the half, Kentucky opened good enough to go undefeated this season. The last men’s to fill a guaranteed spot in the Kansas (1-1) shot just 19.6 percent from the field and was the second half with six straight points and continued team with a perfect season was Indiana in 1975-76. New Year’s bowls. 10 l WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2014 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM GIANCARLO STANTON SALARY Stanton can opt out of DETAILS A breakdown of Giancarlo Stanton’s record $325 million, 13-year contract with the Miami Marlins, as AILY LOBE COREBOARD obtained Tuesday by The Associated Press from play- D G S er and management sources. All figures in millions of Sulaimon 1-3, M. Jones 0-2). Fouled tracts. deal after $107 million dollars Out_None. Rebounds_Michigan St. 35 HOUSTON ASTROS — Agreed to 2015 ...... 6.5 Football Hockey (Dawson 9), Duke 25 (Winslow 6). terms with OF Alex Presley on a one-year NEW YORK (AP) — Gian- seasons. His salary drops to 2016 ...... 9 Assists_Michigan St. 15 (Trice 8), Duke contract. carlo Stanton will make just $29 million in 2026 and $25 2017 ...... 14.5 COLLEGE FOOTBALL 15 (Cook 6). Total Fouls_Michigan St. 22, SEATTLE MARINERS — Named Pat $6.5 million in the first year of million in 2027. 2018 ...... 25 All NHLTimes EST Duke 16. A_NA. Listach manager of Tacoma (PCL). 2019 ...... 26 LAYOFF ANKINGS P R Record EASTERN CONFERENCE TEXAS RANGERS — Named Tony his record $325 million, 13- Stanton receives a full no- 2020 ...... 26 Atlantic Division 1. Alabama ...... 9-1 All NBATimes EST Beasley third base coach. year contract with the Miami trade clause — a provision the 2021 ...... 29 GP WLOT Pts GF GA 2. Oregon ...... 9-1 EASTERN CONFERENCE TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Agreed to 2022 ...... 29 Montreal 20 14 51 29 55 51 Marlins. Marlins have refused to agree 3. Florida St...... 10-0 Atlantic Division terms with C Russell Martin on a five-year 2023 ...... 32 Tampa Bay 20 13 52 28 73 54 4. Mississippi St...... 9-1 W L Pct GB contract. The deal with the All-Star to in past deals. Stanton would 2024 ...... 32 Boston 20 12 80 24 53 49 5. TCU ...... 9-1 Toronto 82.800 — National League 2025 ...... 32 Detroit 18 945 23 50 42 outfielder, the richest agreed to earn $50,000 bonuses for mak- 6. Ohio St...... 9-1 Brooklyn 46.400 4 LOS ANGELES DODGERS — Named 2026 ...... 29 Ottawa 17 854 20 47 45 7. Baylor ...... 8-1 Boston 36.333 4½ David Finley vice president, amateur & by a North American team, is ing the All-Star team, winning 2027 ...... 25 Toronto 19 982 20 58 60 8. Mississippi ...... 8-2 New York 39.250 6 international scouting, Galen Carr director 2028 club option ...... 25 Florida 15 645 17 33 37 to be formally announced at a a Gold Glove and winning a 9. UCLA ...... 8-2 Philadelphia 0 10 .000 8 of player personnel, Jeff Pickler special 2028 club option buyout ...... 10 Buffalo 20 5 13 2 12 34 69 10. Georgia ...... 8-2 Southeast Division assistant, pro scouting & player develop- news conference Wednesday. Silver Slugger. Total Guarantee ...... $325 Metropolitan Division 11. Michigan St...... 8-2 W L Pct GB ment and Jack Cressend as pitching The agreement includes a $25 He also would get $100,000 Total if option exercised ...... $340 12. Kansas St...... 7-2 GP WLOT Pts GF GA Washington 72.778 — crosschecker. Opt Out Pittsburgh 17 13 31 27 64 35 million club option for 2028 if he’s voted league MVP, 13. Arizona St...... 8-2 Miami 65.545 2 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — Named Player may opt out of remainder of contract within N.Y. Islanders18 12 60 24 59 52 14. Auburn ...... 7-3 Atlanta 55.500 2½ Frank Cacciatore coach at Reading (EL); with a $10 million buyout. $250,000 for league champi- four days after end of 2020 World Series. Washington 18 873 19 52 50 15. Arizona ...... 8-2 Orlando 57.417 3½ Greg Legg manager, Rob Ducey coach No Trade Clause N.Y. Rangers18 774 18 50 58 Stanton will earn $107 mil- onship series MVP and 16. Wisconsin ...... 8-2 Charlotte 47.364 4 and Steve Schrenk pitching coach for Player may not be traded without his permission. New Jersey 19 892 18 47 56 17. Utah ...... 7-3 Central Division Clearwater (FSL); Shawn Williams man- lion over the first six seasons of $500,000 for World Series Award Bonuses Philadelphia 16 772 16 51 53 18. Georgia Tech ...... 9-2 W L Pct GB ager and Nelson Prada coach for Lake- All-Star_$50,000 Carolina 18 693 15 43 55 the deal, according to contract MVP. 19. Southern Cal ...... 7-3 Chicago 83.727 — wood (SAL); Pat Borders manager at Gold Glove_$50,000 Columbus 18 6 11 1 13 44 64 20. Missouri ...... 8-2 Cleveland 54.556 2 Williamsport (NYP); and Brian Sweeney information obtained by The He also gets the right to pur- Silver Slugger_$$50,000 21. Oklahoma ...... 7-3 WESTERN CONFERENCE Milwaukee 65.545 2 pitching coach of GCL Phillies. Associated Press. chase eight season tickets MVP_$100,000 Central Division PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Agreed to League Championship Series MVP_$250,000 22. Clemson ...... 7-3 Indiana 47.364 4 He then can opt out within annually and a luxury suite for 23. Nebraska ...... 8-2 GP WLOT Pts GF GA Detroit 38.273 5 terms with Collin Balester, LHP Jeremy World Series MVP_$500,000 Nashville 18 12 42 26 52 37 24. Louisville ...... 7-3 WESTERN CONFERENCE Bleich, RHP Deolis Guerra, RHP Brad four days of the end of the 2020 five games per season. As part Perks St. Louis 18 12 51 25 49 35 25. Minnesota ...... 7-3 Southwest Division Lincoln, INF Gustavo Nunez, RHP Blake Player may purchase eight season tickets annually Winnipeg 20 10 73 23 40 43 World Series, just around the of the agreement, Stanton will The College Football Playoff Selection W L Pct GB Wood, RHP Felipe Gonzalez, RHP Marek and a luxury suite for five games annually Chicago 18 10 71 21 51 36 Committee will issue weekly rankings Memphis 10 1 .909 — Minarik, RHP Tyler Sample and OF Junior time of his 31st birthday, and contribute 1 percent of his Charitable Contribution Minnesota 17 10 70 20 50 39 each Tuesday, with the final rankings Houston 92.818 1 Sosa on minor league contracts. Player will contribute 1 percent of annual salary to Colorado 19 685 17 47 61 become a free agent. annual salary to the Marlins being announced Sunday, Dec. 7. The Dallas 83.727 2 BASKETBALL the Marlins Foundation playoff semifinals will match the No. 1 Dallas 19 694 16 53 67 National Basketball Association After his initial salary, Foundation. San Antonio 64.600 3½ ARGEST ASEBALL ONTRACT seed vs. the No. 4 seed, and No. 2 will Pacific Division New Orleans 54.556 4 HOUSTON ROCKETS — Assigned G Stanton’s pay rises to $9 mil- Stanton’s agreement tops L B C GP WLOT Pts GF GA face No. 3. The semifinals will be hosted Northwest Division Nick Johnson to Rio Grande Valley PACKAGES Anaheim 20 11 45 27 54 50 lion in 2016, $14.5 million in the $292 million, 10-year con- NEW YORK (AP) — Baseball contracts worth $200 at the Rose Bowl and Sugar Bowl on Jan. WLPct GB (NBADL). Calgary 20 12 62 26 63 53 million or more. Figures were obtained by The Associ- 1, 2015. The championship game will be Portland 83.727 — NBA Development League 2017 and $25 million in 2018. tract Miguel Cabrera agreed to Vancouver 18 12 60 24 53 52 ated Press from player and management sources and on Jan. 12, 2015 at Arlington, Texas. Utah 47.364 4 IDAHO STAMPEDE — Signed F Jer- Los Angeles 18 954 22 45 40 He gets $26 million in each of with the Detroit Tigers in include all guaranteed income but not income from Denver 37.300 4½ relle Benimon. Placed F Jack Cooley on San Jose 21 10 92 22 57 57 potential incentive bonuses. There is no distinction for All TimesNFL EST Oklahoma City 38.273 5 the inactive list. the next two seasons, then can March. Arizona 19 892 18 48 59 deferred money: AMERICAN CONFERENCE Minnesota 27.222 5 FOOTBALL Edmonton 18 6 10 2 14 44 60 decide whether to cut the deal Stanton gets the first 13- Player, Club Years Total East Pacific Division National Football League NOTE: Two points for a win, one point short and go back on the mar- year guaranteed deal in base- Giancarlo Stanton, Mia 2015-27 $325 million W LT Pct PF PA WLPct GB NFL — Suspended Minnesota RB Adri- for overtime loss. Miguel Cabrera, Det 2014-23 $292 million New England 820.800 323 218 Golden State 82.800 — an Peterson for the remainder of the sea- ket. ball history, topping an April Monday’s Games Alex Rodriguez, NYY 2008-17 $275 million Miami 640.600 249 180 Sacramento 64.600 2 son for violating the NFL personal con- Tampa Bay 5, N.Y. Rangers 1 If he keeps the contract, he 2012 agreement between Alex Rodriguez, Tex-NYY 2001-10 $252 million Buffalo 550.500 200 204 L.A. Clippers 54.556 2½ duct policy. Tuesday’s Games Joey Votto, Cin 2012-23 $251.5 million N.Y. Jets 280.200 174 265 Phoenix 65.545 2½ ARIZONA CARDINALS — Placed TE would get $29 million apiece in Cincinnati and Joey Votto that Calgary 4, Anaheim 3, SO Albert Pujols, LAA 2012-21 $240 million South L.A. Lakers 29.182 6½ Troy Niklas on injured reserve. Signed TE Boston 2, St. Louis 0 2021 and ‘22, and $32 million guaranteed the first baseman Robinson Cano, Sea 2014-23 $240 million W LT Pct PF PA Monday’s Games Matthew Mulligan. N.Y. Islanders 5, Tampa Bay 2 Clayton Kershaw, LAD 2014-20 $215 million Indianapolis 640.600 310 253 Dallas 107, Charlotte 80 ATLANTA FALCONS — Signed DT in each of the following three $251.5 million over 12 years. Detroit 5, Columbus 0 Prince Fielder, Det-Tex 2012-20 $214 million Houston 550.500 229 204 Denver 106, Cleveland 97 Ricky Havili-Heimuli to the practice squad. Buffalo 4, San Jose 1 Tennessee 280.200 168 250 Orlando 107, Detroit 93 CAROLINA PANTHERS — Activated Nashville 9, Toronto 2 Jacksonville 190.100 158 282 Phoenix 118, Boston 114 FB Mike Tolbert from the injured Pittsburgh 4, Montreal 0 North Miami 95, Brooklyn 83 reserve/return list. Signed WR-CB De’An- Winnipeg 3, New Jersey 1 W LT Pct PF PA Memphis 119, Houston 93 dre Presley from the practice squad. Carolina 6, Dallas 4 Cincinnati 631.650 224 221 San Antonio 100, Philadelphia 75 Waived WR Jason Avant. Placed OT Bucks hold off Knicks 117-113 to climb above .500 Washington 2, Arizona 1, OT Pittsburgh 740.636 288 263 Portland 102, New Orleans 93 Nate Chandler on injured reserve. Florida at Los Angeles Baltimore 640.600 261 181 Chicago 105, L.A. Clippers 89 CHICAGO BEARS — Signed WR-KR MILWAUKEE (AP) — In a Wednesday’s Games Cleveland 640.600 216 195 Tuesday’s Games Marc Mariani to a two-year contract. Philadelphia at N.Y. Rangers, 8 p.m. hallway at the Bradley Center West L.A. Lakers 114, Atlanta 109 Waived S Ahmad Dixon. Vancouver at Edmonton, 8 p.m. after another win for the Mil- WLT Pct PF PA Milwaukee 117, New York 113 CINCINNATI BENGALS — Signed LB Thursday’s Games Denver 730.700 293 224 Oklahoma City at Utah Terrell Manning to the practice squad. waukee Bucks, smiling team Minnesota at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Kansas City 730.700 241 171 New Orleans at Sacramento Released LB Justin Jackson from the Tampa Bay at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. owner Marc Lasry gave coach San Diego 640.600 218 192 Wednesday’s Games practice squad. St. Louis at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. Oakland 0 10 0 .000 152 265 Boston at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. CLEVELAND BROWNS — Waived RB Jason Kidd a hug. Nashville at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. NATIONAL CONFERENCE Dallas at Washington, 7 p.m. Ben Tate. Signed LB Zac Diles. Re- The new era for the rebuilding Detroit at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. East L.A. Clippers at Orlando, 7 p.m. signed DL Jacobbi McDaniel to the prac- Arizona at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. franchise is off to a pretty good WLT Pct PF PA Charlotte at Indiana, 7 p.m. tice squad. Signed LB Scott Solomon to Washington at Colorado, 9 p.m. Philadelphia 730.700 299 251 San Antonio at Cleveland, 7 p.m. the practice squad. Released LB D.J. start. Chicago at Calgary, 9 p.m. Dallas 730.700 261 212 Memphis at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Smith from the practice squad. Anaheim at Vancouver, 10 p.m. Ersan Ilyasova had 20 points, N.Y. Giants 370.300 205 263 Phoenix at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. DALLAS COWBOYS — Released G Carolina at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. and Milwaukee climbed above Washington 370.300 204 256 Milwaukee at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Jeff Baca and LB Will Smith from the Florida at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. South New York at Minnesota, 8 p.m. practice squad. Signed LB Keith Smith .500 for the first time in more and CB Robert Steeples to the practice WLT Pct PF PA ED INGS UMS Oklahoma City at Denver, 9 p.m. than a year by fending off the Atlanta 460.400 238 255 DetroitR W113—5S L.A. Lakers at Houston, 9:30 p.m. squad. New Orleans 460.400 261 252 Columbus 000—0 Thursday’s Games INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — Signed KR New York Knicks for a 117-113 Carolina 371.318 215 300 First Period_1, Detroit, Tatar 6 (Erics- L.A. Clippers at Miami, 8 p.m. Josh Cribbs and TE Weslye Saunders. victory Tuesday night. Tampa Bay 280.200 194 279 son, Smith), 10:17. Penalties_Lashoff, Chicago at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. Placed RB Ahmad Bradshaw on injured Zaza Pachulia added season North Det (tripping), 16:43. reserve. Waived LB Victor Butler. Signed Second Period_2, Detroit, Nyquist 9 UCKS OX RB Michael Hill to the practice squad. highs of 14 points and 13 W LT Pct PF PA NEW YORKB (113) B (Abdelkader, Franzen), 1:44 (pp). Penal- Released WR Eric Thomas from the prac- Detroit 730.700 188 156 J. Smith 3-12 2-2 9, Anthony 10-17 4-6 rebounds for the Bucks, who ties_Jenner, Clm (tripping), :40; Wis- tice squad. Green Bay 730.700 330 225 26, Dalembert 1-2 0-0 2, Larkin 0-2 0-0 0, niewski, Clm (roughing), 8:16; Kronwall, MINNESOTA VIKINGS — Signed RB improved to 6-5 on the season Chicago 460.400 215 290 Shumpert 9-14 1-1 21, Stoudemire 5-6 4- Det (interference), 19:35. Dominique Williams to the practice squad. Minnesota 460.400 181 220 6 14, Hardaway Jr. 9-14 3-4 24, Ja.Smith after nearly blowing a 26-point Third Period_3, Detroit, Jurco 1 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS — Placed West 0-1 0-0 0, Prigioni 4-5 0-0 11, Wear 3-7 0- lead. It was the first time the (DeKeyser, Sheahan), 4:49 (pp). 4, WR Brandin Cooks and S Rafael Bush on W LT Pct PF PA 0 6. Totals 44-80 14-19 113. Detroit, Sheahan 3 (Smith, Tatar), 6:01. 5, injured reserve. Waived RB Edwin Baker. team had a winning record since Arizona 910.900 237 176 MILWAUKEE (117) Detroit, Helm 2 (Jurco, Cleary), 18:59. Signed LB Moise Fokou. Signed CB Ter- San Francisco64 0 .600 211 212 Antetokounmpo 3-6 7-7 13, Parker 6-8 March 20, 2013, when it was 34- Penalties_Johansen, Clm (roughing), rence Frederick from the practice squad. Seattle 640.600 260 215 0-0 12, Pachulia 6-11 2-2 14, Knight 6-15 33. 4:41; Hartnell, Clm (unsportsmanlike con- Signed S Pierre Warren from Minnesota’s St. Louis 460.400 185 258 1-2 14, Middleton 4-10 2-2 13, Dudley 3-5 duct, cross-checking), 6:01; Smith, Det, practice squad. “As long as we’re consistent, it Thursday’s Game 0-0 7, Henson 2-3 0-0 4, Mayo 3-6 4-4 11, major (fighting), 8:39; Foligno, Clm, major PITTSBURGH STEELERS — Miami 22, Buffalo 9 Ilyasova 8-10 1-4 20, Bayless 2-4 5-6 9. doesn’t matter how we start, but (fighting), 8:39; Quincey, Det (hooking), Released RB LeGarrette Blount. Sunday’s Games Totals 43-78 22-27 117. 10:41. SEATTLE SEAHAWKS — Released T it’s more how we finish,” rookie Chicago 21, Minnesota 13 New York 30 19 31 33 — 113 Shots on Goal_Detroit 11-14-15_40. Andrew McDonald and S Steven Terrell. Kansas City 24, Seattle 20 Milwaukee 30 36 29 22 — 117 forward Jabari Parker said. Columbus 12-8-8_28. Signed C Lemuel Jeanpierre and DT Tra- Cincinnati 27, New Orleans 10 3-Point Goals_New York 11-25 (Pri- “That’s what we need to keep try- Power-play opportunities_Detroit 2 of 5; vian Robertson. St. Louis 22, Denver 7 gioni 3-4, Hardaway Jr. 3-8, Anthony 2-4, Columbus 0 of 3. HOCKEY ing to do.” Houston 23, Cleveland 7 Shumpert 2-4, J. Smith 1-4, Larkin 0-1), Goalies_Detroit, Howard 8-3-4 (28 National Hockey League Atlanta 19, Carolina 17 Milwaukee 9-17 (Ilyasova 3-4, Middleton Parker, who finished with 12 shots-28 saves). Columbus, Bobrovsky 5- CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS — Reas- Tampa Bay 27, Washington 7 3-5, Mayo 1-1, Dudley 1-1, Knight 1-4, points, is one of the 19-year-old 5-0 (40-35). signed D Stephen Johns to Rockford San Francisco 16, N.Y. Giants 10 Parker 0-1, Bayless 0-1). Fouled A_15,438 (18,144). T_2:26. (AHL). Recalled F Joakim Nordstrom and cornerstones of the future, along San Diego 13, Oakland 6 Out_None. Rebounds_New York 30 Referees_Dave Jackson, Rob Martell. D Adam Clendening from Rockford (AHL). Arizona 14, Detroit 6 (Shumpert 8), Milwaukee 51 (Pachulia with 6-foot-11 forward Giannis Green Bay 53, Philadelphia 20 Linesmen_Darren Gibbs, Brian Mach. COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETS — 13). Assists_New York 30 (Shumpert 8), Assigned D Frederic St. Denis to Spring- Antetokounmpo. He had 13 New England 42, Indianapolis 20 Milwaukee 30 (Knight 9). Total Open: Baltimore, Dallas, Jacksonville, field (AHL). points, and the balanced Bucks Fouls_New York 22, Milwaukee 24. DALLAS STARS — Recalled D Jyrki N.Y. Jets Basketball A_12,190 (18,717). had seven players score in double Monday’s Game Jokipakka from Texas (AHL). Pittsburgh 27, Tennessee 24 DETROIT RED WINGS — Reassigned figures. ICHIGAN TATE OX Thursday, Nov. 20 M S B RW Martin Frk from Grand Rapids (AHL) After giving up a big lead in a No. 4 DUKE 81, Transactions Associated Press Kansas City at Oakland, 8:25 p.m. No. 19 MICHIGAN ST. 71 to Toledo (ECHL). season-opening loss at Charlotte, Sunday, Nov. 23 MICHIGAN ST. (1-1) FLORIDA PANTHERS — Recalled F MILWAUKEE BUCKS’ John Henson dunks next to New York Knicks’ BASEBALL Rocco Grimaldi from San Antonio (AHL). Kidd can point to this game as a Green Bay at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Forbes 3-9 0-0 9, Costello 3-5 0-1 6, Major League Baseball Carmelo Anthony during the first half Tuesday in Milwaukee. Cincinnati at Houston, 1 p.m. Trice 7-15 0-0 15, Dawson 8-10 2-5 18, MINNESOTA WILD — Assigned G valuable lesson for the future. MLB — Suspended free agent OF Day- Josh Harding to Iowa (AHL). Tampa Bay at Chicago, 1 p.m. Valentine 4-9 4-4 13, Clark Jr. 1-3 0-0 2, ton Alexander 76 games after a positive “I thought tonight we kind of with 33.1 seconds remaining for Cleveland at Atlanta, 1 p.m. Nairn Jr. 1-3 0-0 2, Schilling 1-3 0-0 2, SOCCER employer, the Brooklyn Nets. Kidd test positive for metabolites of Methan- Major League Soccer used that as a stepping stone to a 112-106 lead. Tennessee at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. Wollenman 2-3 0-0 4. Totals 30-60 6-10 dienone and Methyltestosterone and free departed Brooklyn after one season Detroit at New England, 1 p.m. 71. CHICAGO FIRE — Agreed to terms The Bucks outrebounded the agent OF Ben McQuown 50 games for a with MF Patrick Nyarko. finish off the game against a vet- in a messy split before being hired Jacksonville at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. DUKE (3-0) second positive test for a drug of abuse Knicks 44-28, even with Pachulia N.Y. Jets at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Cook 7-12 2-2 19, T. Jones 4-5 7-7 17, COLUMBUS CREW — Exercised the eran ballclub that put them- by the Bucks in June. under the Minor League Drug Prevention 2015 contract options with G Steve Clark, Arizona at Seattle, 4:05 p.m. Winslow 4-11 6-9 15, Okafor 8-10 1-2 17, and Treatment Program. selves in position to win,” Kidd replacing starting center Larry St. Louis at San Diego, 4:05 p.m. Jefferson 2-3 2-4 6, Allen 0-1 0-0 0, M. G Matt Lampson, G Brad Stuver, D Chad American League Barson, D Waylon Francis, D Ben Sweat, said. Sanders (bruised thigh) at the UP NEXT Washington at San Francisco, 4:25 Jones 1-4 2-2 4, Sulaimon 1-4 0-0 3, Ojel- BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Singed RHP last minute. p.m. eye 0-0 0-0 0, Plumlee 0-0 0-0 0. Totals D Tyson Wahl, D Josh Williams, MF New York closed to 115-113 Knicks: At Minnesota on Oliver Drake. Romain Gall, MF Kevan George, MF Hec- Miami at Denver, 4:25 p.m. 27-50 20-26 81. CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Agreed to with 7.9 seconds left on a dunk “They wanted it at times a lit- Wednesday. Dallas at N.Y. Giants, 8:30 p.m. Halftime_Duke 40-33. 3-Point tor Jimenez, MF Ben Speas, MF Tony Bucks: At the Nets on Wednes- terms with LHP Zach Duke on a three- Tchani, DP Federico Higuain, F Adam off a baseline move by Carmelo tle bit more than we did,” Knicks Open: Carolina, Pittsburgh Goals_Michigan St. 5-20 (Forbes 3-8, year contract. day. Monday, Nov. 24 Valentine 1-4, Trice 1-5, Clark Jr. 0-1, Bedell and F Aaron Schoenfeld. Anthony. coach Derek Fisher said. “It was- CLEVELAND INDIANS — Agreed to COLLEGE Baltimore at New Orleans, 8:30 p.m. Nairn Jr. 0-1, Costello 0-1), Duke 7-14 terms with RHP Shaun Marcum and RHP Jerryd Bayless responded n’t until the third quarter really (Cook 3-4, T. Jones 2-3, Winslow 1-2, RANDOLPH — Named Kara Matthews MELO OUT Dustin Molleken on minor league con- volleyball coach. with two free throws for Milwau- started to get out of hand that we started to put the right mindset Anthony returned to the locker kee. He went 5 for 6 at the line in room for a couple minutes in the the final 26 seconds. into playing with a sense of second quarter to get his left knee Niagara women’s hoops team stranded by storm A desperation 3 at the buzzer urgency.” re-taped. Anthony said his already by Tim Hardaway Jr. glanced off sore knee was further aggravated By The Associated Press food and water but we haven’t seen them yet,” harmlessly off the rim. Anthony after colliding with Antetokounmpo The Niagara women’s basketball team has been Faustin said. “We just heard on the news that they TIP-INS for a loose ball. finished with 26 points, while Knicks: Iman Shumpert returned stuck on the highway in its bus for nearly 24 hours said all non-commercial stranded motorists have “For me it’s just a matter of just Hardaway Jr. had 24. to the starting lineup after missing a because of a winter storm that dumped 4 feet of been rescued. Well apparently they missed us.” not kind of thinking about and play- The neck-and-neck final few game with a hip contusion. He snow around Buffalo and killed four people. The coach, who took over at Niagara in 2007, said ing through it. I was doing just fine minutes were unexpected after scored 21 in 36 minutes after Fisher “It started to get bad fast at about 2 a.m. and we that everyone is OK and the team is in good spirits, up until today banging my knee,” the Bucks led by double digits for said before the game that his shoot- came to a dead stop and haven’t moved since,” Nia- but they are running low on food and water. There Anthony said. gara coach Kendra Faustin told The Associated are 25 players and coaches aboard the bus as well as most of the first three quarters. ing guard did not have a time restric- Press in a phone interview Tuesday night. “It was a Faustin’s 1-year-old son. After shooting 60 percent in tion. ... Fisher said he kept G J.R. Smith in the starting lineup for anoth- BIG BENCH rough weekend for us on the court and it just won’t She said the bus has enough gas and power to last the first half, the Bucks went The Bucks’ reserves had another end.” a few more days. cold from the field down the er ball-handler against the Bucks, who were fourth in the league in big night with 51 points. Ilyasova The team was coming back late Monday night “We have snacks, some granola bars and pret- stretch. Bayless’ jumper with defense in allowing 92.6 points per shot 8 of 10 in 20 minutes, including from a loss at Pittsburgh when they were stranded. zels,” Faustin said. “We found six bottles of water 6:32 to go was Milwaukee’s only 3 of 4 from 3-point range. Faustin said they have been in touch with the state and have been rationing it. We thought we’d be here game. field goal until Ilyasova pump- Bucks: Kidd brushed off a couple “For him to make a big shot down police a few times, but haven’t had any help yet. for a couple hours and a couple of hours turned into the stretch for us shows that every- “They told us a few times that they’d be by with 12 hours. It’s now 24 hours.” faked Anthony to hit a 16-footer questions about the Bucks’ game on Wednesday against his former body trusts one another,” Kidd said. “He stepped up for us.”

union’s attempt to at least temporarily been away from the team. The Vikings “I’m not just trying to bash him or come McCarthy said the stay on the exempt list Peterson reinstate him failed. The grievance filed have six games left and host the Green down on him, but I think players would was taken into account, citing “aggravat- against the league last week was over- Bay Packers on Sunday. feel better if he wasn’t just judge, jury and ing circumstances” for the extended sus- turned Tuesday by the arbitrator who The Vikings issued only a brief state- executioner,” Mitchell said. pension. From page 9 heard the arguments, according to a per- ment: “We respect the league’s decision Peterson has said he intended no harm Goodell announced Aug. 28 tougher inconsistency and unfairness in determin- son with knowledge of the situation. The and will have no further comment at this to his 4-year-old son, only discipline. punishment for players involved with ing the discipline. The NFL’s words were person spoke to The Associated Press on time.” Peterson was on a special exempt list at domestic violence. That action stemmed even stronger, with a nearly 1,600-word condition of anonymity because of the sen- Fullback Jerome Felton said on Twit- the sole discretion of Goodell, essentially from a torrent of criticism for the initial statement spelling out the conditions for sitivity of the situation. ter that characterizing his feelings on the paid leave while the case went through leniency toward Baltimore Ravens run- Peterson’s return to the field and describ- Even if Peterson were to win a shorter NFL’s decision as a disagreement would the legal system. ning back Ray Rice following a caught-on- ing the reasons for the punishment. suspension with an appeal, the Vikings be the “understatement of the year.” In The NFLPA said Peterson was told camera knockout punch of the woman The NFL said Peterson would stay on actually playing him would be an implau- Pittsburgh, Steelers safety Mike Mitchell that would count as time served toward a who is now his wife. Rice was later sus- the special exempt list and continue to be sible scenario given the heat they have questioned the system that gives Goodell suspension, citing an unidentified NFL pended indefinitely and recently had his paid during the appeal process, but the taken and the long time Peterson has executive power on player discipline. executive. League spokesman Brian appeal heard by an arbitrator. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2014 11 DEFLOCKED Sociopaths can exhibit signs from young age

Dear Annie: You recently People put up no-smoking signs printed a letter from a woman in their homes. Is it out of line to who asked whether her biological ask guests to check their phones daughter could be a sociopath. at the door or put them away in Could you please list the charac- their purses or coat pockets until teristics of a sociopath in your col- they leave? Am I the only one umn? Annie’s who is offended by this behavior? Our adult daughter is involved Mailbox — In a Fog in Kentucky with someone we feel is not good Dear Fog: Hardly. People are for her. She seems to be oblivious addicted to their cellphones. The to what is going on and probably tutes of Health: Sociopathology, constant beeping and vibrations will not recognize the signs, but if also known as antisocial person- encourage them to check the MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM you could raise awareness, ality disorder, is a mental health screen every few seconds. It is maybe it will prevent someone perfectly OK for you to announce condition in which a person has a else from having to go through politely that you’d appreciate it if long-term pattern of manipulat- what our family is going through guests would turn off their ing, exploiting or violating the now. — Learning Experience phones or set them on silent and rights of others. Genetic factors According to leave them in their purses or Dear Learning: and environmental factors, such material from the National Insti- pockets. Some may even comply. as child abuse, are believed to “Grieving in contribute to the development of Dear Annie: Iowa” said he lost his life partner this condition. People with an of 33 years and his partner’s sis- OUR antisocial or alcoholic parent are Y ter lashed out at him. It’s amaz- at increased risk. Fire-setting ing to me how these stressful sit- and cruelty to animals during HOROSCOPE uations bring out the worst in childhood are linked to the devel- BORN LOSER people. opment of antisocial personality. My husband and I had been Symptoms include: being able together for five years when I to act witty and charming; being found out how much his family good at flattery and manipulat- disliked me. I was always a little ing other people’s emotions; uncomfortable around them, but breaking the law repeatedly; dis- EUGENIA after a sudden illness, I was cor- LAST regarding the safety of self and nered in a hospital room and others; having problems with accused of being a “gold digger,” substance abuse; lying, stealing and if the family had their way, I Your Birthday and fighting often; not showing would be kicked to the curb. For- Wednesday, November 19, 2014 guilt or remorse; often being tunately, my husband and I are angry or arrogant. committed to each other despite Focus on what excites you. Form a With the holi- closer bond with the people most Dear Annie: what his family says or thinks. days approaching, how can a host ALLEY OOP important to you. Share your personal I tried to get along with those and professional dreams. This will be encourage interaction with who were the most hurtful, but it an invigorating and stimulating year of guests without being rude about became too difficult to walk on change and progress if you surround cellphones? eggshells, always watching what yourself with the right people. I recently attended a party I said so it couldn’t be miscon- SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — where I knew few people. I spoke strued. I went to counseling and Muster up a little self-discipline if you with the hostess when she wasn’t learned that it’s OK to give up on want to finish your latest venture. busy and later found another toxic people who make it their Once it’s complete, reward yourself woman with whom I had some life’s mission to find fault with with treats or something that will ready common interests. I tried to others. My husband and I have you to begin your next endeavor. engage some of the younger chil- thrived without them. — Happi- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) dren in a game, but they were — Expect to meet with hostility if you er Now glued to their iPods. Other female is written haven’t lived up to your end of a bar- Annie’s Mailbox guests were on their cellphones. I gain. Make a sincere apology and do by Kathy Mitchell and Marcy FOR BETTER OR WORSE what you can to rectify the situation. finally found two men in the Sugar, longtime editors of the CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — garage who were not on their cell- Ann Landers column. Please You need to face facts. You can’t phones. email your questions to annies- please everyone, and you will accom- If I were the host, I’d get the [email protected], or write to: plish little if you try. Don’t be afraid to impression that my guests think Annie’s Mailbox, c/o Creators say no if you already have too much I’m dull and only came to eat the Syndicate, 737 3rd Street, Her- on your plate. Put your needs first. food I worked hard to prepare. mosa Beach, CA 90254. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) — You will find the silver lining in every cloud. Your positive outlook will be contagious, and you will get your way DAILY GLOBE CROSSWORD by delighting others with your opti- mistic attitude. 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14 l WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2014 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Local entertainment NEW INSPIRATION NTSB: Government aircraft Great Lakes Visitor Center to host narrative concert ASHLAND, Wis. — A narra- regulations apply to drones tive concert featuring the music of “Chance” and the writings of WASHINGTON (AP) — The ly for drones and therefore can’t John Muir will be offered on Sat- government has the power to determine their use. urday at the Northern Great hold drone operators accountable The FAA appealed the deci- Lakes Visitor Center in Ashland when they operate the remote- sion to the four-member safety at 2 p.m. control aircraft recklessly, a fed- board, which said Tuesday the Muir accompanied by Chance eral safety board ruled Tuesday definition of an aircraft is very will wind contemporary, classi- in a setback to small drone oper- broad. cal and celtic music with Muir’s ators chafing under Federal Avi- “An ‘aircraft’ is any ‘device’ writings on his childhood in ation Administration restric- ‘used for flight in the air.’ This Scotland, to his life in Wisconsin tions. definition includes any aircraft, and end with his experiences in The National Transportation manned or unmanned, large or the Sierra Nevada Mountains. safety Board, which hears small,” the board said. The board For more information, call appeals of Federal Aviation sent the case back to the judge to 715-685-9983. Administration enforcement decide if Pirker’s drone was oper- actions, ruled small drones are a ated recklessly. Hollywood minute type of aircraft and fall under The FAA said in a statement existing FAA rules. Pirker operated the drone “in a The FAA had fined Raphael careless or reckless manner” and Lawyer: Morgan still Pirker, an aerial photographer, the fine “should stand.” recovering from brain injury $10,000 for operating his Ritew- The decision strengthens the ing Zephyr in a reckless manner FAA’s position as the agency tries TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — A on the University of Virginia to cope with a surge in use of lawyer for Tracy Morgan said campus in 2011. Pirker allegedly unmanned aircraft, some weigh- Tuesday the actor-comedian is flew the drone, which weighed ing no more than a few pounds still recovering from a brain less than 5 pounds, at “extremely and available for purchase on the injury sustained in a highway Submitted photo low” altitudes, including under a Internet and in hobby shops for crash in New Jersey more than NATE WILSON, assembles a piece of art for his latest exhibit in the Nicolet College Art Gallery. The exhibit pedestrian bridge and directly at as little as a few hundred dollars. five months ago. runs through Dec. 6. a person, causing the individual More than a million small Lawyer Benedict Morelli said to duck out of the way. He had drone aircraft have been sold Tuesday the former “Saturday been hired to make photos and worldwide in the past few years, Night Live” and “30 Rock” star videos of the campus. and a growing number of them suffered a trau- Nicolet Art Gallery to Pirker appealed the fine, say- are turning up in U.S. skies near matic brain ing his aircraft was effectively no airports and airliners, posing a injury in the different than a model aircraft risk of collision. Reports of drone June 7 crash on and therefore not subject to regu- sightings near other planes, heli- the New Jersey show instructor’s work lations that apply to manned air- copters and airfields are reaching Turnpike, in craft. An NTSB administrative the government almost daily — a addition to a law judge sided with him in sharp increase from just two By TERRY RUTLIN broken leg, College of Art and Design, said. “There were times when I literal- March, saying the FAA hasn’t years ago when such reports Special to the Globe nose and ribs. “I just don’t want to create any- ly felt like I was going to fall issued any regulations specifical- were still unusual. L a w y e r s RHINELANDER, Wis. — The thing that’s boring.” down.” were in court in Nicolet Art Galley will show the Wilson also taught art at In addition to his figurative New Jersey for Tracy work of Nicolet College art Laguna College of Art and and portrait work, the exhibit a scheduling Morgan instructor Nate Wilson in an Design and interned for seven also includes a few pieces from a Japan actor Takakura, conference in exhibit through Dec. 6. year under famed New York City new genre for Wilson: landscapes Morgan’s lawsuit against Wal- That’s one approach Wilson illustrator Brad Holland, whose and animals. known for stoic heroes, dies Mart. likes to take when he puts brush work regularly appears in such “That’s really the result of A Wal-Mart truck slammed and pencil to paper to make his publications as Time, Vanity moving to northern Wisconsin,” TOKYO (AP) — Ken Takaku- fighting author- into the back of a limo van that intriguing works of art. Fair, The New Yorker, Rolling said Wilson, who left California ra, a craggy-faced, quiet star ity figures on was carrying Morgan and sever- “I like people to be challenged Stone and The New York Times. three years ago to join the Nico- known for playing outlaws and behalf of the al friends on their way from a when they look at certain pieces, Along with his interpretive let faculty. “Landscapes and ani- stoic heroes in scores of Japanese poor and weak. show in Delaware. One person but I also want it to be inviting to work, the exhibit also features 19 mals are a big part of the area films, has died of lymphoma. He But in a was killed, and three others them,” said Wilson, who current- portraits Wilson painted of Nico- here. This is the first place I’ve was 83. career spanning were injured, two seriously. Mor- ly has more than 70 pieces on let staff members — an endeavor ever lived where you ask yourself Perhaps best known abroad for more than 200 gan spent several weeks in the display in the latest exhibit in that proved physically challeng- ‘Is there a bear outside?’ or ‘Is his police inspector role in Ridley films he some- hospital and in rehab. the gallery. ing. that a wolf I hear?’ It’s just part Scott’s “Black Rain” in 1989, times played Morgan sued for punitive and Stroll through the gallery and While also teaching a full load of life here.” Takakura died Nov. 10 at a Tokyo comic roles, compensatory damages. In a it’s easy to see that Wilson has a of courses, he’d have people come Wilson will have his work on hospital where he was treated for such as his response to the lawsuit filed in unique view. Take a few of the between or after classes to sit for display through Dec. 6. Admis- the illness, according to his office Ken 1992 potrayal of Takakura late September, Wal-Mart con- pieces where his subjects appear the portraits. Each session took sion to the exhibit is free. and media reports Tuesday. a coach in “Mr. tended the victims’ injuries were to be floating lightly on their toes about two hours and he’d com- The gallery is open from 8 He surged to stardom after his Baseball.” partly due to the fact that they in almost a dream-like world. monly have two or more sessions a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through 1956 debut, becoming an icon in Likened to Clint Eastwood, weren’t wearing seatbelts. “I’ve always had this interest in a day in addition to teaching Thursday and 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on yakuza films such as “Abashiri Takakura starred in detective Morgan wasn’t at Tuesday’s in what I call unbalance in the several classes. Fridays and Saturdays. The Prison” in the 1960s. Much of his stories and dramas including the proceeding, which was convened composition,” Wilson, who has a “Honestly, I don’t think I ever gallery will be closed for Thanks- appeal to the Japanese public 1977 film “The Yellow Handker- to settle on a schedule. master’s of fine art from Laguna do it that way again,” he said. giving Nov. 27 and 28. stemmed from his image as a hero chief.” Ireland’s gay bull Benjy saved from slaughterhouse

DUBLIN (AP) — He faced launched a social media cam- execution for failure to perform. paign seeking 5,000 pounds But Benjy, the gay bull of Ire- ($7,825) to send the bull to the land, has been saved following a Hillside Animal Sanctuary in worldwide appeal backed by Norfolk, England, which is home “The Simpsons” co-creator Sam for about 2,000 unwanted farm Simon. animals and horses. About 300 Ireland’s Animal Rights donors contributed 4,000 British Action Network said Tuesday pounds ($6,200) to an ongoing that Simon is paying for Benjy’s fundraising drive organized by transportation to an animal the British online magazine The- sanctuary in England. Simon, GayUK. who is battling colon cancer, has Simon, who funds a Malibu been giving away much of the dog shelter and many other ani- fortune from his television career mal rights projects, said he Associated Press and is a leading donor to animal heard about Benjy’s case through IN THIS Oct. 29 file photo a street musician plays a guitar by Prague’s famous “Lennon Wall”, which under the former communist regime was a welfare causes. friends at the People for the Eth- place where young people gathered to commemorate John Lennon and express their hope for freedom in Prague, Czech Republic. On Monday Benjy, a Charlerois bull, failed ical Treatment of Animals pres- the wall turned white. So far nobody has claimed the responsibility for painting it white Monday and leaving a single message “The Wall is over.” this year to impregnate any sure group. He said he was heifers at a County Mayo farm in happy to donate the full original western Ireland. Veterinarians cash target to buy Benjy and determined he was fertile, but ship him to England. Prague wall dedicated to John Lennon was more attracted to the bull “All animals have a dire des- that replaced him. tiny in the meat trade, but to kill After the farmer announced this bull because he’s gay he planned to send Benjy to an would’ve been a double tragedy,” anonymously painted white abattoir, activists last week Simon said in a statement. PRAGUE (AP) — Prague’s there to light candles and lay (War is Over).” owner, the Sovereign Order of colorful wall dedicated to the flowers. The group called Prague Ser- Malta, is taking legal action. memory of John Lennon has After the 1989 anti-commu- vice said in a statement the stu- Dotrel confirmed that. been painted over, leaving just a nist Velvet Revolution, it turned dents did it to mark Monday’s New messages, including single message: “Wall is over!” into a tourist attraction. 25th anniversary of the Velvet “The wall is never over” immedi- The wall, located at the heart Recently, messages in support Revolution that ended commu- ately began to appear there. of the Czech capital in the pic- of democracy protests in Hong nist rule in Czechoslovakia “to It was not the first time the turesque Little Quarter neigh- Kong appeared on the wall, provide free space for new mes- wall had been painted over. borhood, began to be painted while another Lennon wall sages of the current generation.” Communist authorities did it with Lennon’s images and relat- sprang up in Hong Kong itself. One of the students, Jan several times to stop unwelcome ed graffiti after the Beatle’s A group of art students Dotrel, stressed on Facebook adoration of a Western musician assassination in 1980. claimed responsibility for paint- they did not mean to commit an and activities considered dan- Under the communist regime, ing the wall white on Monday act of vandalism but that it was gerous to the totalitarian it became a symbol of freedom and leaving the message, an “an art project.” regime. and opposition to communism apparent play on the words of Czech public television Another art group painted the and young people used to meet the Lennon hit “Happy Xmas reported Tuesday the wall’s wall green in 2000. Bill Cosby hunkers down, avoids media as scandal rages NEW YORK (AP) — After Bill Cosby set- other sexual assaults have taken hold in pub- sultant. “And if your goal is to get everybody tled a civil lawsuit in 2006 alleging he’d lished reports and on social media, his rock- to un-remember what they just heard — well, Associated Press repeatedly sexually assaulted a woman, his solid persona seems in danger of permanent that’s just not doable.” BENJY THE bull walks in a field in Couny Mayo Ireland on Nov. 2. Benjy image as America’s dad may have been tem- erosion. Cosby, 77, has never been charged with a faced execution for failure to perform. But Benjy, the gay bull of Ire- porarily tarnished, but was far from “It’s not like, if you have goodwill, you can crime and so far has steadfastly refused to land, has been saved following a worldwide appeal backed by “The destroyed. borrow against that,” said Eric B. Dezenhall, address the uproar. He’s granted few in-per- Simpsons” co-creator Sam Simon. But in recent weeks, as allegations of a Washington-based crisis management con- son interviews to media.