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NTERPRISEt h e l i v i n g s t o n E Thursday, April 8, 2021 •฀Livingston,฀Montana฀•฀Vol.฀115 No.฀78 $1.00 Biden WATER SUPPLY tightens some gun controls

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden, in his first gun control measures since taking office, announced a half-dozen executive actions Thursday aimed at address- ing a proliferation of gun violence across the nation that he called an “epidemic and an international embarrassment.” “The idea that we have so many people dying every single day from gun violence in America is a blemish on our character as a nation,” Biden said during remarks at the White House. Family members whose children were killed at the Sandy Hook, Con- necticut, school massacre in 2012 and the shooting at Marjory Stone- man Douglas High School in Park- land, Florida, in 2018 attended the hearing, and Biden thanked them for attending, saying he understood it would remind them of the awful days when they got the calls. He assured them, “We’re absolute- ly determined to make change.” Biden’s Thursday announcement delivers on a pledge the president made last month to take what he termed immediate “common-sense Enterprise photos by Justin Post steps” to address gun violence, after A Canada goose flies over the Shields River as the Absaroka Range rises up in the background on Thursday morning. a series of mass shootings drew renewed attention to the issue. His announcement came the same day as yet another, this one in South Caroli- na, where five people were killed. Despite dry March, upper Yellowstone snowpack near normal Biden emphasized the scope of the problem: Between the mass killings By Sam Klomhaus in Atlanta massage businesses and Enterprise Staff Writer the Colorado grocery store shooting last month, there were more than 850 additional shootings that killed 250 treamflow forecasts for and injured 500 in the U.S., he said. spring and summer But Thursday’s announcement underscores the limitations of issued by the Natural Biden’s executive power to act on Resource Conservation guns. His orders tighten regulations S on homemade guns and provide Service April 1 decreased more resources for gun-violence pre- since March, according to the vention but fall far short of the sweeping gun-control agenda he laid NRCS’s monthly snowpack out on the campaign trail. report, after weather patterns Indeed, Biden again urged Con- gress to act, calling on the Senate to in March yielded below-aver- take up House-passed measures clos- age precipitation levels across ing background check loopholes. He also said Congress should pass the Montana. Violence Against Women Act, elimi- March’s dry weather continued a trend nate legal exemptions for gun manu- of back and forth wet and dry months, facturers and ban assault weapons according to the report. and high capacity magazines. Biden Despite a lack of precipitation last said month, snowpack in the Upper Yellow- “This is not a partisan issue among stone River Basin is still near normal, thanks largely to a strong February. Enterprise photo by Justin Post In the Upper Yellowstone River Basin, Tom McLaughlin, of Moline, Ill., casts his fly line while fishing the Yellowstone River See Gun controls, Page 3 snowpack was 101% of normal April 1, Thursday morning south of Livingston. McLaughlin, who works in finance, said he is down 8% from March 1. The Shields Riv- visiting the area on a fishing trip with his girlfriend. er was also down 9% from March 1, with a 95% normal snowpack as of April 1. typically peaks in April, so this month through April and potentially into early The Upper Yellowstone area saw 65% will be important for Montana’s water summer. of average precipitation in March, but resources this summer and even beyond According to the National Weather Ser- the Yellowstone River Basin still fared that. vice, the next few days could see rain or better than the Columbia (88% of normal “As always, our runoff prospects and snow in the Livingston area with highs in snowpack, 49% average precipitation in timing are directly tied to the weather the mid-50s up to Saturday night; and March) and Missouri (92% normal snow- experienced in the coming two to three highs in the mid-40s forecasted for Sun- pack, 62% average precipitation in months,” NRCS Water Supply Specialist day and Monday with a chance of rain or March) basins. Lucas Zukiewicz said in the release. snow. In the Yellowstone basin, the Bighorn Per the report, long-term forecasts for “A return to normal temperatures and river reported 98% normal snowpack, warmer than normal temperatures in wetter weather patterns would be more the Tongue River reported 103% normal April are concerning for long-term water than welcome at this point to slow the AP snowpack and the Powder River report- resources. transition of the mountain snowpack President Joe Biden speaks about ed 119% normal snowpack as of April 1. According to the National Oceanic and towards melt and satisfy the existing gun violence prevention in the Rose According to the press release that Atmospheric Administration’s Climate soil moisture deficits present in many Garden at the White House, Thurs- accompanied the report, the mountain Prediction Center, warmer than normal valley and plains locations,” Zukiewicz day in Washington. snowpack at middle to high elevations temperatures will likely continue said. Number of kids alone at border hits all-time high WASHINGTON (AP) — 11,475 in May 2019 and November added urgency to bers, more than 4,000 people The U.S. government picked 10,620 in June 2014. The endemic poverty and vio- at a U.S. Customs and Border up nearly 19,000 children agency started publishing lence that have led people to Protection holding facility traveling alone across the the numbers in 2009. Before flee for decades. Changes in have been jammed into a Mexican border in March, then, adults made up the vast U.S. policy under Biden also space designed for 250 at a authorities said Thursday, majority of those crossing have guided their decisions, tent complex in Donna, Tex- the largest monthly number the border. whether real or rumored. as. They lay inches apart on ever recorded and a major March’s count was roughly Hermelindo Ak, a Guate- mats on the floor with foil test for President Joe Biden double the number of unac- malan corn grower who bare- blankets. as he reverses many of his companied children encoun- ly makes enough to feed his CBP must transfer unac- predecessor’s hardline immi- tered by the Border Patrol in family, was expelled to Mexi- companied children within gration tactics. February and more than five co from Texas’ Rio Grande 72 hours to the U.S. Depart- A complex mix of factors times the number in March Valley with his 17-year-old ment of Health and Human in the United States and Cen- 2020. son. Ak decided to send his Services, whose facilities are tral America drove the The huge increase in chil- son alone for a second more suited to longer-term increase. It has coincided dren traveling alone — some attempt after learning unac- care while arrangements are with the Biden administra- as young as 3 — and families companied children can stay made to release them. More tion’s decision to exempt has severely strained border in the U.S. Ak, 40, said he than 2,000 children were held unaccompanied children holding facilities, which would return to family in longer than that at the Donna from pandemic-related pow- AP aren’t allowed to hold people Guatemala after selling his facility one day last week, ers to immediately expel Young unaccompanied migrants, from ages 3 to 9, watch for more than three days but house to pay smugglers. The with 39 there at least 15 days. most people from the coun- television inside a playpen at the U.S. Customs and Border often do. It’s left the govern- plan was for his oldest son to HHS opened its first tem- try without giving them an Protection facility, the main detention center for unaccom- ment scrambling to find live with relatives in the U.S. porary holding facility in opportunity to seek asylum. panied children in the Rio Grande Valley, in Donna, Texas. , space and hire staff to care “I didn’t want to leave him Carrizo Springs, Texas, on Children are instead released March 30. for children longer term alone,” Ak said last week in Feb. 22, and has since struck to “sponsors” in the U.S., until they can be placed with the Mexican border city of a slew of agreements to usually parents or close rela- backlogged immigration tered 18,663 unaccompanied sponsors. Reynosa. “Necessity obli- tives, while being allowed to courts. children in March, well For many, a hurricane that gates us.” pursue their cases in heavily The Border Patrol encoun- above previous highs of hit Central America in Amid the growing num- See Kids alone, Page 3

Page 2, Livingston Enterprise Thursday, April 8, 2021 BRIEFS OBITUARIES   •฀The trustees for Park County Rural Microsoft Teams. See the agenda and sports class, or enjoy a Story Walk — Wesley Earl ‘Wes’ Bull Fire District # 1 will hold a regular information for joining the meeting at: there is something for all interests. Visit monthly meeting on Monday, April 12, https://www.bigskyrail.org/events. the ParkCountyECE Facebook page for Wesley Earl “Wes” Bull, 93, passed 2021 at 6 p.m. The meeting will be held a complete schedule of special events. away April 5, 2021. in the training room at 304 E. Park St. A •฀The฀Park฀County฀Early฀Childhood฀ A lifelong resident of Livingston, full agenda can be viewed at same loca- Coalition encourages families to cele- •฀ All Democrats are invited to attend Montana, Wes was born April 14, 1927 tion. brate Week of the Young Child, April 11 the Park County Democrats 2021-2022 to Frances (Benson) and Alfred Thom- -17, by participating in the many free Officers Convention from 5:30-7 p.m. on as Bull. Wes attended local schools •฀The Big Sky Passenger Rail Authori- activities hosted by Livingston Recre- Thursday, April 15 via Zoom. For more and went to work in 1943 for the ty Board will meet virtually 11:30 a.m. ation Department and other community information, visit pcdemocrats@itstri- Northern Pacific Railway. He married to 1 p.m. on Wednesday, April 14 via partners. Attend a Bike Rodeo, sample a angle.com. Marcine Harrington on June 2, 1945. The same year he went to serve in the Army in Occupied Japan. He served with the motor pool as a heavy truck confirm events. •฀Q฀&฀A฀AA฀meeting,฀Vince฀ Christ Fellowship Hall, 919 driver. He was honorably discharged Grant Hall, 1306 East Park West Park St., noon on Dec. 15, 1946. Upon returning home, he continued to CALENDAR Thursday, April 8 St., 7 p.m. •฀ Gamblers฀ Anonymous,฀ work in the railway industry until retirement. Wes and Mar- •฀South฀West฀Montana฀Fly฀ Southwest Chemical Depen- cine enjoyed camping and bowling, and after her passing in Fishers Club, Paradise Friday, April 9 dency Center, noon 2010, his “playing” with toy trains occupied his time. Wes EDITOR’S NOTE: The Room at Yellowstone Pio- •฀ AA฀ meeting,฀ Women’s฀ •฀American฀Legion฀Post฀23฀ also enjoyed the card games and bingo at the Senior Citi- Enterprise has not con- neer Lodge, 6 p.m. Only 12 x 12 study, Vince Burger Night, American zens. Wes was a lifelong member of the Elks Lodge, Ameri- firmed if these groups are •฀ Peace฀ By฀ Piece฀ Quilt฀ Grant Hall, 1306 East Park Legion, 5 p.m. can Legion, NRA, and the Rod and Gun Club. still meeting, in light of coro- Guild, American Lutheran St., noon •฀AA฀meeting,฀449฀Group,฀ Wes is survived by sons, Bruce (Dorothy) of Kansas City, navirus concerns. Church basement, at 6:30 •฀AA฀meeting,฀Men’s฀Only฀ Vince Grant Hall, 1306 East MO, and Brent (Lorri) of Livingston; grandchildren, Contact your local group to p.m. 12 x 12 study, Church of Park St., 8 p.m. Dwayne (Suzette) Bull, Sandra Blackburn, Peter (Jackie) Bull, and Holli Bull; great-grandchildren, Aaron, Megan, and Kaytlyn Bull, Thomas, Bruce, and Alexis Blackburn, Milo and Marissa Bull, Preston and Adalae Ziegler; his sis- ter, Wilma Worthington; and several nieces, nephews, and ND Senate OKs bill to keep SPOTLIGHT EVENTS special friends. He was preceded in death by his parents, an infant brother, and his wife, Marcine. state from requiring masks Cremation has taken place, and per Wes’s request, there Thursday, April 8 a.m.-1 p.m., Pine Creek will be no formal service. Donations may be directed to The BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — the measure 50-44 in Febru- •฀Bingo฀Night,฀7฀p.m.,฀Pine฀ Lodge. Shriners. Creek Lodge. Franzen-Davis Funeral Home and Crematory has been North Dakota’s Republi- ary. It now goes back to the can-led Senate endorsed a House for review of the Sunday, April 11 entrusted with arrangements. To view the tribute page or Friday, April 9 •฀Brunch฀and฀live฀music฀ leave condolences, visit: www.franzen-davis.com. measure Wednesday that Senate amendment. would prohibit the state Bill sponsor GOP Rep. •฀Open฀mic,฀6-9฀p.m.,฀Pine฀ with฀Quenby,฀11฀a.m.-1฀p.m.,฀ from mandating face cov- Jeff Hoverson and others Creek Lodge. Pine Creek Lodge. erings. have argued there was no William D. Paul Senators approved the proof that masks work to Saturday, April 10 Tuesday, April 13 bill 30-17, but amended it slow the spread of the •฀Brunch฀and฀live฀music฀ •฀ Trivia฀ Night,6:30฀ p.m.,฀ William D. Paul, 75, passed away April 7, 2021, at his home to give local governments, coronavirus and they with Maggie Hickman, 11 Office Liquor and Lounge. in the Paradise Valley. Franzen-Davis Funeral Home and schools and employers the questioned the govern- Crematory has been entrusted with arrangements. To view option of requiring masks. ment’s role in mandating the tribute page and share condolences, visit www.franzen- Representatives approved them. davis.com Man pleads no Montana House rejects bill contest to killing woman in GF motel calling media ‘slander machines’ GREAT FALLS (AP) — A detectives, emergency man who pleaded no contest responders, a close friend cases and controversies that “cultivates ures does not stray from the truth. to deliberate homicide for and fellow inmates that he Local legislator Marty false narratives.” “If you fabricate, if you maliciously killing a woman at a Great had killed Rush, witnesses Under the bill, media outlets would come after somebody, if you falsely Falls motel in 2017 faces at testified. Malone voted for the bill have been required to remove mugshots present, then we have a problem,” said least 20 years in prison, the A month later, he claimed Republican Rep. Mark Noland, who Great Falls Tribune reported Rush’s death was an acci- while Laurie Bishop of sponsored the measure. Thursday. dent and that he had hit her “We all recognize that Opponents said they wished to protect The trial for Stanley Isaac with a tree root during an politics is a contact sport the public debate fostered by a free Lebeau, 54, began this week argument. Defense attorney Livingston voted no media. after a yearlong delay due to Jay Reno said Lebeau found and that in the give and “We all recognize that politics is a con- the COVID-19 pandemic. Rush’s body in his motel HELENA (AP) — The Montana House tact sport and that in the give and take Defendants who plead no room and did not report it narrowly rejected Wednesday a mea- take sometimes things sometimes things happen that are pain- contest accept convictions for two days. sure that sought to prevent media out- ful. But that’s part of the public debate,” but do not admit guilt. Defense attorney Amanda lets from reporting on news that law- happen that are painful. Democratic Rep. Tom France said. After two days of testimo- Gordon said Lebeau had makers deem defamatory. A legal review of Montana’s bill pre- ny, the prosecution and the been using methamphet- The “Stop Guilt by Accusation Act” But that’s part of the pared by legislative staff states that the defense negotiated a plea amine and had not slept for closely resembles bills introduced in at public debate.” measure could conflict with the First agreement Wednesday that several days when Rush was least four other states, including Rhode Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, calls for a 60-year prison killed. Island, Maine, Mississippi and Tennes- – Democratic Rep. Tom France which protects freedom of the press. sentence with a requirement Lebeau testified that he see. None have been signed into law. The measure appears to originate that Lebeau serve 20 years couldn’t remember the Several Republicans joined all House from a group called Special Forces of before becoming eligible for details of what happened Democrats in voting against the bill in a from digital publications if the accused Liberty. A video produced by the group parole. District Judge John that day, but acknowledged 48-52 split. The House can still attempt is acquitted. If media outlets that cover and posted online states the goal of the Kutzman did not schedule a that he was still legally to revive the measure later this week. a court case fail to report on its final out- legislation is to prevent “selective sentencing date. responsible for his conduct. Paradise Valley legislator Marty Malo- come, the defendant in the case would reporting” that casts elected officials in Lebeau was charged with ne voted for the bill while Laurie Bishop have been able to demand damages of “false light.” The video lists as examples the May 2017 death of Tasha of Livingston voted no. $10,000 from the media outlet. of such reporting the impeachment trial Rush, 28, who also used the LOTTERY NUMBERS The bill states it intends to prevent Supporters of the measure said it was of former President Donald Trump and last name Roberts. Her media outlets from acting as “slander not meant to silence the media, but rath- the confirmation hearing of Supreme body was found in a motel machines” and carrying out reporting on er to ensure that reporting on public fig- Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh. bathtub after Lebeau con- POWERBALL fessed to the killing when he 27, 35, 39, 51, 66 was arrested for cutting off Powerball 16 Powerplay 5 a GPS tracking device he was required to wear as a Justices to hear judicial nomination commission case condition of his probation in another case, prosecutors 14, 19, 29, 30, 43 HELENA (AP) — Six mem- from the case because response to the motion, in being appointed by the gov- said. b e r s o f t h e M o n t a n a Krueger had participated in part because the Legislature ernor. If it passes, the gover- “In an eerie, deadpan MEGA MILLIONS Supreme Court will consider a Montana Judges Associa- wants to pass a resolution so nor would have appointment voice, the defendant told a legal challenge to a new tion poll on the legislation it can file a motion to inter- power over 12 spots on the (officers) he had killed a 1, 19, 20, 32, 42 Montana law that would and said he opposed it. vene. larger 15-member commis- woman in his room,” Cas- Megaball 17 Megaplier 3 eliminate the state’s judicial “First, the court named a The Judicial Nomination sion. The bill would only cade County Attorney Josh nomination commission and replacement it knew full- Commission is made up of become effective if the bill Racki said, “and that they Lotto America allow the governor to well had improperly pre- four people appointed by the to eliminate the Judicial should be happy they had 7, 12, 22, 28, 39 appoint judges to fill vacan- judged the case,” said Kyler governor, two appointed by Nomination Commission is caught him because he was Star Ball 10 All Star Bonus 3 cies between elections, the Nerison, a spokesperson for the Montana Supreme Court found to be unconstitutional, going to go on a killing court ruled Wednesday. the state Department of Jus- and one elected by the Dis- the sponsor, Republican Sen. spree, killing others and Republican Gov. Greg tice. “Judge Krueger should trict Court judges. The com- Cary Smith of Billings said taking hostages.” LUCKY FOR LIFE Gianforte signed the bill on have never been appointed mission interviews people when he introduced the bill After Lebeau was arrest- 2, 5, 16, 26, 39 March 16 and a legal chal- to hear this case nor should who apply for judgeships on April 1. ed he told people, including Lucky Ball 10 lenge was filed asking the he have accepted the and forwards three to five Montana Supreme Court for appointment — as evidenced names to the governor, who an injunction to block the by the fact he recused him- must chose from among law from taking effect and self within minutes of his those nominees. to declare it unconstitution- bias becoming public. Now, Opponents of the bill to al. Montana’s 1972 Constitu- the court is changing its own eliminate the nomination Chico Hot Springs Hiring Event tion states that Supreme rules to hear the case short- commission expressed con- Court and District Court handed.” cern that having the gover- judges must be elected, with Attorney General Austin nor appoint judges to fill Tuesday, April 13th 9 am-7 pm the exception of vacancies Knudsen also asked for the vacancies between elections where “the governor shall results of the judges poll, would inject politics into the Chico Convention Center appoint a replacement from which the order states was process. nominees selected in the 34-3 against the bill. None of Since the legal challenge manner provided by law.” the Supreme Court justices was filed, the Senate has The legal challenge was participated in the poll, the passed a bill that would add Hire Bonus of up to $500! filed by Bob Brown and Dor- order said. eight more lay members to othy Bradley, lawmakers Gianforte was given until the Judicial Nomination Hiring for all positions including Servers, Housekeeping, who voted to create the Judi- April 14 to file the state’s Commission, with all eight cial Nomination Commission Guest Services, Cooks, Chefs, Maintenance, during the 1973 Legislature; House Attendants, Dishwashers. 1972 Constitutional Conven- tion delegate Mae Nan Due to a recent tragedy, Ellingson; Vernon Finley, a ฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀•฀Part฀Time฀or฀Full฀Time •฀Competitive฀Pay฀&฀Great฀Benefits former chair of the Confed- Aza Ziegler of Emigrant passed away, erated Salish and Kootenai leaving Holli Ziegler and 2 minor children. ฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀•฀Seasonal฀or฀year฀round •฀GREAT฀PLACE฀TO฀WORK Tribes’ Tribal Council; and An account is set up in Holli's name at the League of Women Vot- ers. Sky Federal Credit Union if you would like to C h i e f J u s t i c e M i k e donate to the family. Due to an error in the McGrath recused himself from the case on March 24 ad that ran previously. please reissue your without explanation. His donation for the family by check, appointed replacement, Dis- trict Judge Kurt Krueger, payable to Holli Bull, recused himself after the mail to Sky CU, 111 N. B St., Livingston, MT. Attorney General’s Office 163 Chico Road, Pray MT • 406-333-4933 filed a motion to remove him The family thanks you.

Page 3, Livingston Enterprise Thursday, April 8, 2021 Mustang Fresh Food chef helping IN COURT

Following are proceedings DRIVING UNDER with Livingston School District meals before Park County Justice THE INFLUENCE Court Judge Linda Cantin: A 34-year-old Bozeman By Sam Klomhaus staff to prepare, and use fed- the next step in Farm to to Livingston kids. Immedi- man pleaded not guilty April ASSAULT Enterprise Staff Writer eral commodity and local School’s school redesign ately, we knew we needed 1 to driving under the influ- products, according to a efforts. outside support,” Michele A 36-year-old Three Forks ence, second offense; and Carole Sullivan, owner of Farm to School press release. Sullivan started working Carter, district food service man made an initial appear- reckless driving. Bond was Mustang Fresh Food, has a “Carole is a perfect fit,” with the school district as director, said in the release. ance April 1 on charges of set at $1,285. He was cited new role helping out the Liv- Farm to School Executive part of Farm to School’s Res- Sullivan’s role as a consul- felony assault with a weap- on March 14. ingston School District with Director Rachael Jones said taurant Partnership Pro- tant is a natural extension of on, felony intimidation, felo- meal service. in a press release. “She gram, helping provide meals that partnership, Carter said. ny tampering with or fabri- Russell Gion, 59, of Liv- Sullivan has embedded brings a unique skill set to a for Livingston kids during “My business is for sale, cating physical evidence, ingston, pleaded guilty April with the Livingston School forward-thinking school the ongoing COVID-19 pan- that’s no secret,” Sullivan unlawful restraint, criminal 4 to aggravated driving District kitchen staff to help meal program that isn’t demic. said in the release. “And it’s destruction of or tampering under the influence. He was develop recipes that meet afraid to experiment, make “When the pandemic hit, incredibly fulfilling to bring with a communication fined $1,085 and sentenced U.S. Department of Agricul- changes and try new things.” we quickly shifted gears into my passion for fresh tasty device, criminal trespass to to 15 days in jail with 13 ture requirements, stay with- The position is part time a comprehensive meal deliv- foods to where it really mat- property and disorderly con- days suspended. He was in the district’s budget, are and grant funded, and ery program that provided ters — the kids. This is just a duct. He was released on his ordered to enroll in the practical for the kitchen according to the release is up to 1,000 meals every day start of something good!” own recognizance. He was Assessment Course and cited on Oct. 14. Treatment (ACT) program. He was cited on Aug. 22. VIOLATION OF Interior secretary steps into Utah public lands tug-of-war LOCAL REGULATION RESISTING ARREST A 59-year-old Livingston A 37-year-old Livingston SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — monument restored to its woman pleaded not guilty woman pleaded not guilty For decades, a public lands original size, or even April 1 to charges of viola- April 1 to resisting arrest. tug-of-war has played out enlarged, but Gonzales-Rog- tion of local regulation — She was cited on Feb. 28. over a vast expanse of south- ers said he hopes Haaland’s operating a campground or ern Utah where red rocks visit will at least be a step trailer court without holding BLOOD ALCOHOL reveal petroglyphs and cliff toward a more certainty. a current license, 200 VIOLATION dwellings and distinctive “All parties would like to counts; and violation of local Douglas Hein, 58, of Boze- twin buttes bulge from a see some permanence, and regulation — did not submit man, pleaded guilty April 4 grassy valley. they don’t want it to vacil- a completed application for to operating a vehicle with a A string of U.S. officials late between either adminis- review and wait for approv- blood alcohol concentration has heard from those who trations or political ideolo- al, 200 counts. She was of .08 or greater. He was advocate for broadening gy,” he said. released on her own recogni- fined $885 and sentenced to national monuments to pro- Prominent Utah Republi- zance. She was cited on Aug. 15 days in jail with 15 days tect the area’s many archae- cans, including U.S. Sen. 19. suspended. He was ordered ological and cultural sites, Mitt Romney and new Gov. to enroll in the ACT pro- considered sacred to sur- S p e n c e r C o x , h a v e AP An 82-year-old Livingston gram. He was cited on Nov. rounding tribes, and those expressed concern with the U.S. Interior Secretary Deb Haaland listens to tribal leaders man pleaded not guilty April 12. who fiercely oppose what and jots down notes during a round-table discussion at the review under Biden’s admin- 1 to violation of local regula- they see as federal over- Indian Pueblo Cultural Center in Albuquerque, N.M. on istration and demanded state tion — operating a camp- POSSESSION reach. leaders be involved. Haaland ground or trailer court with- April 6. James Melin, 19, of Liv- On Thursday, Interior Sec- is expected to meet with out holding a current ingston, pleaded guilty April retary Deb Haaland will be “She brings something could, along with President them, along with Lt. Gov. license; violation of local 6 to possessing an intoxicat- the latest cabinet official to that no other cabinet secre- Joe Biden, stunt oil and gas Deidre Henderson and U.S. regulation — failure to fol- ing substance while under visit Bears Ears National tary has brought, which is development and destroy Rep. Blake Moore during low on-site subsurface 21. He was fined $185 and Monument — and the first that her Indigenous commu- thousands of jobs. her visit. wastewater treatment rules; ordered to complete 20 Indigenous one. nities are coming with her in Pat Gonzales-Rogers, Romney said the meeting violation of local regulation hours of community service Haaland, a member of that room,” said Char Miller, executive director of the will give Haaland a chance — floodplain hazard man- and enroll in minor in pos- Laguna Pueblo in New Mexi- a professor of environmen- Bears Ears Inter-Tribal to receive valuable input agement regulations; and session class. He was cited co, is scheduled to meet with tal analysis at Pomona Col- Coalition, said he looks for- from local officials and resi- violation of local regulation on March 20. tribes and elected officials lege. ward to Haaland seeking dents. — submitting a completed at Bears Ears before submit- Miller said the outcome of tribes’ input, which he called “I’m hopeful this visit will application for review and TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS ting a review with recom- the negotiations will shed a “far cry” from her prede- also highlight to the Secre- waiting for approval. He mendations on whether to light on how the Biden cessors in the Trump admin- tary the importance of work- was released on his own Ethan Wilson, 22, of Liv- reverse President Donald administration plans to istration. ing with Congress toward a recognizance. He was cited ingston, pleaded guilty April Trump’s decision to down- respond to other public He noted Haaland is famil- permanent legislative solu- on Sept. 2. 6 to no insurance, second size that site and Grand lands disputes and will likely iar with the landscape — tion for the monuments’ offense. He was fined $385 Staircase-Escalante, another impact subsequent conver- Bears Ears contains many boundaries and management FALSE REPORTS and his plates and registra- tion were suspended for 90 Utah national monument. sations with other states on sites of spiritual importance that reflects the input of A 52-year-old Bozeman days. He was cited on March The visit underscores her natural resources. to New Mexico’s pueblos — Utah’s state, local and tribal woman pleaded not guilty 26. unique position as the first Haaland faces competing but acknowledged she has a leaders, rather than unilater- April 1 to false reports to Native American to lead a interests: Tribes across the responsibility to hear from al action,” he said. law enforcement authorities Bobbi Jo Bryson, 29, of department that has broad U.S. have hailed her confir- all sides. Former President Barack and obstructing a peace offi- Livingston, pleaded guilty authority over tribal nations, mation as a chance to have “She is the interior secre- Obama proclaimed Bears cer or other public servant. April 6 to no insurance, as well as energy develop- their voices heard and their tary for all of us, and that Ears a national monument in She was released on her own first offense. She was fined ment and other uses for the land and rights protected, also requires her to engage 2016. The site was the first to recognizance. She was cited $285. She was cited on country’s sprawling federal while Republican leaders other groups.” receive the designation at the on Feb. 8. March 27. lands. labeled her a “radical” who The coalition wants the specific request of tribes.

Gun controls, from Page 1 the American people,” Biden ground check. pistol-stabilizing braces, The president argued that illegal firearms from Vir- and high-capacity maga- insisted. The Justice Department like the one used by the gun violence was also a mas- ginia to New York, and zines. But gun-control advo- While Biden asserted that will issue a proposed rule Boulder, Colorado, shooter sive economic strain, citing served on the ATF’s SWAT cates have said that while he’s “willing to work with requiring such gun kits be in a rampage last month that the costs from hospital vis- team. Chipman is a gun own- they were heartened by anyone to get it done,” gun treated as firearms under left 10 dead. The rule will its, legal fees, and the cost er. signs from the White House control measures face slim the Gun Control Act, which designate pistols used with of keeping people in prison He is an explosives expert that they took the issue seri- prospects in an evenly divid- would require that the parts stabilizing braces as short- and providing therapy to and was among the team ously, they’ve been disap- ed Senate, where Republi- be made with serial num- barreled rifles, which victims and others. A major- involved in investigating the pointed by the lack of early cans remain near-unified bers and that buyers receive require a federal license to ity of firearm deaths are Oklahoma City bombing and action. against most proposals. background checks. own and are subject to a from suicides. the first World Trade Center With the announcement of Biden was joined at the Months before Biden was more thorough application Biden is also nominating bombing. He also was the new measures, advo- event by Vice President elected, the federal govern- process and a $200 tax. David Chipman, a former involved in investigating a cates did laud Biden’s first Kamala Harris and Attorney ment had already been The department also is federal agent and adviser at series of church bombings moves. General Merrick Garland. working on a proposed rule publishing model legislation the gun control group Gif- in Alabama in the 1990s. He “Each of these executive Garland said he was “under that would change the defi- within 60 days that is fords, to be director of the retired from the ATF in actions will start to address no illusions about how hard nition of a firearm to intended to make it easier Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, 2012. the epidemic of gun vio- it is to solve the problem of include lower receivers, the for states to adopt their own Firearms and Explosives. During his campaign, lence that has raged gun violence” and empha- essential piece of a semiau- “red flag” laws. Such laws The ATF is currently run Biden promised to prioritize throughout the pandemic, sized a need for a “collec- tomatic rifle, in an effort to allow for individuals to peti- by an acting director, Regi- new gun control measures and begin to make good on tive effort to keep guns out combat the proliferation of tion a court to allow the na Lombardo. Gun-control as president, including President Biden’s promise of the hands of criminals ghost guns and to stave off police to confiscate weapons advocates have emphasized enacting universal back- to be the strongest gun and save lives.” losing court battles over the from a person deemed to be the significance of this posi- ground check legislation, safety president in history,” The Justice Department issue. a danger to themselves or tion in enforcing gun laws, banning online sales of fire- said John Feinblatt, presi- cannot solve the problem by The process had been in others. and Chipman is certain to arms and the manufacture dent of Everytown for Gun itself, he said, but “there is the works in the waning The department also will win praise from this group. and sale of assault weapons Safety. work for the department to months of the Trump admin- begin to provide more data During his time as a senior do, and we intend to do it.” istration, according to four on firearms trafficking, policy adviser with Gif- Biden is tightening regula- people familiar with the starting with a new compre- fords, he spent considerable tions of buyers of “ghost matter. Justice Department hensive report on the issue. effort pushing for greater guns” — homemade fire- leaders and officials at the The administration says that regulation and enforcement arms that usually are assem- Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, hasn’t been done in more on ghost guns, changes to bled from parts and milled Firearms and Explosives than two decades. the background check sys- with a metal-cutting had been working on lan- The Biden administration tem and measures to reduce machine and often lack seri- guage for a proposed rule will also make investments the trafficking of illegal al numbers used to trace since at least the summer of in community violence inter- firearms. them. It’s legal to build a 2020, the people said. vention programs, which are Chipman spent 25 years as gun in a home or a workshop A second proposed rule, aimed at reducing gun vio- an agent at the ATF, where and there is no federal expected within 60 days, lence in urban communities, he worked on stopping a requirement for a back- will tighten regulations on across five federal agencies. trafficking ring that sent

Kids alone, from Page 1 occupy large venues near the border, try legally through marriage or other way to their final destinations in the including convention centers in Dallas means. Biden administration officials U.S. To save time, the Border Patrol last and San Diego, a stadium in San Antonio said 28% of expulsions in March were month began releasing migrant families and Fort Bliss army base in El Paso, Tex- people who had been expelled before, — about 9,600 people as of Tuesday, as. The department also has been paying compared with a 7% pre-pandemic according to U.S. Rep. Henry Cuellar — for flights for children and sponsors to recidivism rate for the 12-month period without notices to appear in court, limit time in government custody. that ended in September 2019. instead directing them to report to a Overall, the Border Patrol had 168,195 The Border Patrol had 52,904 encoun- U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforce- encounters with migrants on the south- ters with people arriving as families, ment office in 60 days. ern border in March, its busiest month with only about one in three being Numbers grew sharply during since March 2001, when it counted expelled and the rest allowed to stay in Trump’s final year in office but further 170,580 arrests. The numbers aren’t the U.S. to pursue asylum. accelerated under Biden, who quickly entirely comparable because more than Mexico’s refusal to accept Central ended many of his predecessor’s poli- half of last month’s encounters resulted American families with children 6 and cies, including one that made asylum- in expulsions under pandemic-related under because of a new law against seekers wait in Mexico for court hear- authority instituted by former Presi- detaining migrant families has limited ings in the U.S. dent Donald Trump and kept in place by the effectiveness of expulsions, admin- Mexicans represented the largest pro- Biden. istration officials said. Mexico is espe- portion of people encountered by the People who are expelled are far more cially reluctant to accept families with U.S. Border Patrol, and nearly all were likely to try again because they face no young children in Tamaulipas state bor- single adults. Arrivals of people from legal consequences. dering the Rio Grande Valley, the busi- Honduras and Guatemala were second Unlike expulsions, people arrested est corridor for illegal crossings. and third, respectively, and more than under immigration laws can face jail The means hundreds of migrants go half of the people from those countries time, felony prosecution for repeat to bus stations in Texas border towns were families or children traveling offenses and bans on entering the coun- like McAllen and Brownsville on their alone.

pinion Thursday, April 8, 2021 Page 4, Livingston Enterprise O GUEST EDITORIAL A long overdue investment in our economy The United States is the wealthiest Fortunately, we now have a president where makes it easier to bring work nue to actually pay for new spending. country in the world. You wouldn’t who understands that, too. to homes. The administration wants to know it from the condition of the sys- Joe Biden’s $2.3 trillion American The plan “will invest in America in increase taxes on corporations. This tems that make it work. Jobs Plan is about much more than a way we have not invested since we could fully fund the infrastructure There are 45,000 bridges and more fresh concrete and steel. It rightly built the interstate highways and won investment within the next 15 years than 170,000 miles of highways and reimagines and expands the tradi- the Space Race,” according to a and reduce deficits in the years after. major roads in poor condition. tional definition of infrastructure. White House brief. It essentially reverses many irre- Drinking water is delivered to In addition to surface transporta- Unfortunately, Republicans seem sponsible, federal budget-busting tax many residents through lead pipes. tion, it proposes investing in inclined to reject anything the Demo- law changes made by the 2017 GOP- Floods regularly devastate public research and development, domestic crats controlling Washington pro- crafted tax law. It’s worth noting that and private structures. manufacturing, renewable energy, pose. Senate Minority Leader Mitch Jeff Bezos, chief executive of Ama- Electrical systems are vulnerable, worker training, airports and care McConnell quickly announced his zon, which employs about 950,000 and internet connections are unreli- for seniors and disabled people. It opposition to Biden’s plan. people in the U.S., said he supports able. would make new investments in Was he speaking for all Republi- an increase in the corporate tax rate Iowa has the highest number of clean energy technology, such as cans in Congress? and Biden’s infrastructure plan. structurally deficient bridges in the electric-vehicle charging stations. The old GOP argument that Demo- Get rid of tax cuts for the wealthi- country. More than a third of our This could mean creation of mil- crats are being “fiscally irresponsi- est that never should have been major roads are in poor or mediocre lions of jobs and enhancement of the ble” and driving up the debt isn’t jus- implemented. Use the money to fund condition. country’s economic productivity for tified this time. a long overdue investment in our Iowans understand that an ambi- many years to come. Good public Biden’s plan does something economy that will benefit all Ameri- tious federal investment in this coun- transportation makes it easier to get Republicans have time and time cans. try’s infrastructure is long overdue. to work. Reliable internet every- again refused to do: Generate reve- — The Des Moines Register Past time to fight back

This week, on the basis of companies complied. Coca- whole-cloth lies, major cor- Cola, in line with its new porations went to political Woka-Cola branding, issued war with the state of Geor- a statement deploring an gia. The lies at issue election law the corporation revolved around Georgia’s hadn’t bothered to lobby new voter law, character- against before its passage. Delta issued a statement, too, with CEO Ed Bastian explaining, “I need to make it clear that the final bill is unacceptable and does not match Delta’s values.” Syndicated Major League Baseball fol- lowed Biden’s advice and columnist pulled the All-Star Game out of the state. BEN SHAPIRO So, what should conserva- tives do? Many conservatives — ized by both Stacey Abrams myself included — deplore and President Joe Biden as the politics of boycotts. a new form of Jim Crow. We’re not interested in What do these dastardly patronizing companies new voter restrictions do? based on political differenti- They require an ID number ation alone. But if the left is to receive an absentee bal- going to hijack the most lot, with language identical powerful institutions in to that of federal law; they America and then weapon- bar electioneering within ize them against voters in 150 feet of a polling place or red states, conservatives 25 feet of voters in line, will be left with little choice including handing out food but to exert counter-pres- or water for partisan pur- sure. harmony with and offensive to the natural order of the ani- poses; they increase the The only alternative is the mal kingdom. number of mandatory days formation of alternative IN THE MAIL The minds that conceived of these bills may have also of weekend early voting; companies in every indus- been temporarily out of harmony with the natural order, but they preserve some drop try. If Coca-Cola wishes to we can allow them the time to reconsider that they might boxes that did not exist cater to the woke, conserva- redeem themselves. before the pandemic; they tives will need to build a Bills that would In the meantime, there is but one rule with jurisdiction require additional voting competitor. Conservatives over this issue: “Respect the spirit of creation and be kind to machines and election per- don’t have first-mover bankrupt Montanans animals.” That is the law of the universe, and it supersedes sonnel in crowded pre- advantage in these spaces. Editor: all human-generated fiats to the contrary. cincts; they increase voting But that doesn’t alleviate Senator Fitzpatrick of Great Falls seems committed to Bill Stephens hours in future elections for the responsibility to find a introducing bills that would bankrupt Montanans. Livingston the vast majority of coun- different path than funding For one, there’s his Northwestern Energy bailout bill, SB ties. those who would cut them 379, which would lead to Montanans paying for coal power The contribution of immigrants These provisions are simi- off at the knees. plants, even long after they are no longer being used. And Editor: lar to the laws in a vast The left has politicized there’s SB 260, a bill that would lead to all sorts of claims In Wednesday’s edition of the paper, I was treated to a let- majority of states. That everything. The right has against the state and local governments if any regulation ter from Mr. Wistey trashing immigrant invaders and a col- didn’t stop Democrats and avoided that tactic, because impacts a property’s value. It’s boundless enough that “prop- umn from that well known center of American intellectual- the media from simply lying it’s ugly and divisive. But erty” includes basically anything a person can imagine. I ism, northern Idaho, which did much the same thing. about the Georgia voting it’s too late to put the genie mean that literally; intellectual property is included. Oregon Of course, both ignored the fact that the current “surge” law. While some in the back in the bottle. It’s time tried this bill in 2004, and after three years and $19.8 billion does not match the one that occurred under Trump in 2019, media did point out that for mutually assured dollars of claims, they repealed the measure. Montana sim- but that isn’t really my point. I wonder if, among those dirty, Biden had lied about the destruction. There’s only ply can’t afford the hefty price tag of this bill, let alone the undesirable parasites invading our country might be some- law’s supposed crackdown one thing worse than having damage it will cause to Montanans’ health and property one like these child immigrants who came earlier: Steve on voting hours, nobody in nuclear weapons: unilateral when governments can no longer balance the needs of a Chen from Taiwan and Jawed Karim from East Germany the media treated his “Jim disarmament. Better to community. who founded You Tube; Gloria Estefan, Queen of Latin Pop Crow” contentions with the establish mutually assured If that doesn’t sound like a good deal for Montanans, I urge from Cuba; Carlos Santana, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame gui- sneering disrespect they so destruction now and put you to contact the governor’s office at (406) 444-3111 and tarist from Mexico; Madeleine Albright from Czechoslova- richly deserved. Instead, corporate America on your representative at (406) 444-4800. kia, first woman Secretary of State; Steve Jobs, whose father they simply parroted the notice that, by stepping into Tim Stevens fled the Syrian city of Homes, and was adopted as a child by line that Republicans were the middle of fraught politi- Livingston a California family and founded Apple; Ray Kroc, child of engaged in widespread vot- cal debate, it risks just as Czech immigrants who founded McDonald’s; Sergey Brin, er suppression, another lie much blowback from the born in Moscow and founder of Google; and finally someone — a lie far more unsubstan- right as from the left. Bill would impose absurd regulations by the name of Walt Disney, who was the son of immigrants tiated than Republican con- ——— and drew mouse cartoons. I think these folks all contributed cerns about voter fraud and EDITOR’S NOTE: Ben on solar owners, businesses just a bit to the country, and I just scratched the surface. irregularity. Shapiro is a graduate of Editor: John Foster But the media and Demo- UCLA and Harvard Law House Bill 448 was a common-sense, bipartisan bill to lift Livingston crats went even further: School, host of “The Ben an arbitrary, antiquated size limit for solar panel installa- They bullied corporations Shapiro Show” and editor- tions, meaning that schools, local governments, nonprofits into taking positions on the in-chief of DailyWire.com. and small businesses could make more of their own electric- Georgia election law. CBS He is the author of the New ity from the sun. News put out a headline that York Times bestsellers That was before this bill was co-opted and mangled with a trafficked in simple activ- “How to Destroy America in series of anti-solar amendments that stand to make Montana a ism: “3 ways companies can Three Easy Steps,” “The national embarrassment in renewable energy policy. It sets a help fight Georgia’s restric- Right Side of History” and truly low bar for the legislative process. Rumored falsehoods tive new voting law.” And “Bullies.” and half-baked fears that could be debunked with a five-min- A Yellowstone Newspaper ute phone call to a solar manufacturer have become draft pol- John Sullivan, Editor and Publisher • Justin Post, Managing Editor icy. This is tin-foil-hat stuff that could pass in this Legislature. Tel. (406) 222-2000 or 1-800-345-8412 • Fax: (406) 222-8580 HB 448 as now written would impose absurd regulations E-mail: [email protected] • Website: www.livingstonenterprise.com • (USPS 316-520) Letters Policy on solar owners and deal a crushing blow to solar businesses that increasingly provide good jobs in Montana. 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Page 5, Livingston Enterprise Thursday, April 8, 2021 Georgia Lt. Gov. unlikely to run again after taking on Trump ATLANTA (AP) — Geor- ary, which Democrats went gia’s lieutenant governor is on to sweep, giving them con- unlikely to run for a second trol of the chamber. term, his chief of staff said Duncan has also broken Thursday, after he was with other Republicans over among the most high-profile changes to Georgia’s election Republicans to openly contra- laws that sprang from dict former President Donald Trump’s false claims. In an Trump’s false claims about interview with CNN on fraud in the November elec- Wednesday, Duncan criti- tion. cized a sweeping new elec- Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan may tion bill signed into law last instead take on a greater role month, calling parts of it with GOP 2.0, a group he co- “punitive.” founded that is trying to help The law adds restrictions to shape the party’s path for- mail voting, strips the secre- ward in the post-Trump era, tary of state from being chair said Duncan’s chief of staff, of the state election board John Porter. and gives the GOP-controlled AP Duncan has yet to make a board the ability to remove San Francisco 49ers cornerback Phillip Adams (35) sits on the sideline during the first quarter of an NFL football game in final decision, Porter said. and replace local election San Francisco on Oct. 17, 2010. Speaking out against officials, among many other Trump has given Duncan a provisions. national platform and won “This is really the fallout plaudits from moderates and from the 10 weeks of misin- even some Democrats. But it formation that flew in from Source: Ex-NFL player Phillip has also made him a target former President Donald among the conservative base Trump,” Duncan said. of the Republican Party, with In early March, Duncan some vowing to back a prima- refused to preside over a ry challenger against him. state Senate debate on a Elected in 2018, Duncan GOP-backed proposal that Adams killed 5, then himself became one of the first and would have severely limited ROCK HILL, S.C. (AP) — cons in 2015. around 9 p.m. Wednesday. Faris provided few details most prominent Republicans who can vote absentee by The gunman who killed five As a rookie late in the 2010 Moments later, a vehicle early Thursday ahead of a in Georgia to break with mail, instead watching it on a people including a prominent season, Adams suffered a pulled into their driveway and planned news conference. Trump and the state Republi- TV in his office. The provi- doctor in South Carolina was severe ankle injury that law enforcement quickly sur- “We have found the person can Party by pushing back on sion was not included in the former NFL player Phillip required surgery that includ- rounded the property. we believe is responsible and Trump’s baseless claims final version of the bill that Adams, who killed himself ed several screws being She said they spent hours we are with him at this time about election fraud in a became law. early Thursday, according to inserted into the leg. He nev- negotiating with Adams, and that’s all I can say about series of interviews on Trump lost Georgia’s presi- a person who was briefed on er played for the 49ers again, using a loudspeaker and send- the suspect,” Faris said, add- national television. Duncan dential contest to Democrat the investigation. getting released just before ing in a robot to scan the ing that they had no reason to said misinformation spread Joe Biden by more than This person, who spoke on the 2011 season began. Later, house. She said authorities believe anyone else was by Trump would hurt Repub- 12,000 votes but quickly condition of anonymity with the Raiders, he had 2 repeatedly asked Adams to involved. licans’ chances in two U.S. mounted a campaign to over- because he wasn’t authorized concussions over 3 games in come out, and promised to get Both Faris and Adams’ Senate runoffs held in Janu- turn the results. to speak publicly, said Adams’ 2012. his disabled mother out safe- father said they had been parents live near the doctor’s Whether he suffered long- ly, before Adams shot himself. patients of the slain doctor. home in Rock Hill, and that he lasting concussion-related “This is something I can’t “Dr. Lesslie has been one of had been treated by the doc- injuries wasn’t immediately grasp yet. I can’t put it all those people that everybody Ohio city to pay couple $450K tor. He said Adams killed him- clear. Adams would not have together and I’m trying to, knows. He started Riverview self after midnight with a been eligible for testing as and I witnessed it,” Hope said. Medical Center in Rock Hill .45-caliber weapon. part of a broad settlement “I feel bad for him because if and it’s been a staple in Rock to settle police abuse lawsuit The York County Sheriff’s between the league and its it was mental or something Hill for years.” CLEVELAND (AP) — A viral. Euclid police officials Office said they had searched former players over such going on in his life or whatev- Lesslie had worked for Cleveland suburb has initially said Hubbard for hours before finding the injuries, because he hadn’t er, you know, he needed help, decades as an emergency agreed to pay a couple resisted arrest. suspect in a nearby home. retired by 2014. and that’s the sad part.” room doctor, board-certified $450,000 to settle a federal The dashcam video shows Dr. Robert Lesslie, 70, and Adams’ father told a Char- Adams often isolated him- in both emergency medicine civil rights lawsuit filed Amiott opening the car door his wife, Barbara Lesslie, 69, lotte television station that he self, even as a player, his and occupational medicine after a dashcam video and Hubbard getting out. were pronounced dead at the blamed football for problems agent, Scott Casterline, told and serving as emergency recorded a white officer Within a second of Amiott scene along with grandchil- that may have led his son to the AP. Casterline said he department medical director repeatedly punching a ordering him to “face dren Adah Lesslie, 9, and commit Wednesday’s vio- spoke regularly with Adams’ for nearly 15 years at Rock Black man during a routine away,” Amiott grabs Hub- Noah Lesslie, 5, the York lence. father, who left him a voice- Hill General Hospital, accord- traffic stop. bard’s arms and wrestles County coroner’s office said. “I can say he’s a good kid — mail Wednesday morning. ing to his website. Attorneys for the city of him to the ground as Tirado A man who had been work- he was a good kid, and I think “He was part of my family. He founded two urgent care Euclid agreed to the settle- jumps out of the car and ing at the home, James Lewis, the football messed him up,” I loved him. He’s a great kid, centers, wrote a weekly medi- ment this week during talks rushes over. 38, from Gaston, was found Alonzo Adams told WCNC-TV. a great guy. This is so unlike cal column for The Charlotte with the attorney for Rich- Amiott is seen bashing shot to death outside, and a “He didn’t talk much and he him. He had to not be in his Observer, and also wrote a ard Hubbard and Yolimar Hubbard’s head against the sixth person was hospitalized didn’t bother nobody.” right mind, obviously,” Cast- book, “Angels in the ER,” col- Tirado, cleveland.com pavement several times and with “serious gunshot Deputies were called erline said. lecting what he termed reported Wednesday. then punching him in the wounds,” York County Sher- around 4:45 p.m. Wednesday “All of us who knew Philip “inspiring true stories” from Euclid Law Director Kel- head more than a dozen iff’s Office’s spokesperson to the Lesslies’ home, which is are shaking our heads. He his work. A biography page ley Sweeney declined to times as Hubbard tries to Trent Faris said. far up a driveway from an struggled away from the said he and his wife raised comment. The couple’s defend himself. Adams, 33, played in 78 arched stone gate, and not vis- game. I tried to get him to four children attorney, Christopher Charges filed against NFL games over five seasons ible from the road. They evac- come to Texas. I was going to “I know without a doubt McNeal, said he was “grate- Hubbard and Tirado were for six teams. He joined the uated the neighbors as they find him a job, but he that life is fragile,” Lesslie ful these individuals will be eventually dismissed. 49ers in 2010 as a seventh- spent hours searching for a wouldn’t leave South Carolina wrote in his book. “I have compensated for the pain E u c l i d p o l i c e h a d round draft pick out of South suspect with police dogs. because he had a son. He was come to understand that and suffering that they received previous reports Carolina State, and though he Allison Hope, who lives a good father. humility may be the greatest went through.” about Amiott’s behavior. He rarely started, he went on to across from the Adams’ mod- “Seeing Philip shoot two virtue. And I am convinced The cellphone video of was fired by the city in play for New England, Seat- est one-story brick home, kids, it’s not him. I can’t fath- we need to take the time to Hubbard’s August 2017 October 2017. An arbitrator tle, Oakland and the New about a mile down the road om it. It’s devastating for the say the things we deeply feel arrest and beating by offi- gave him his job back in York Jets before finishing his from the Lesslies, said police victims and the families,” to the people we deeply care cer Michael Amiott went October 2018. career with the Atlanta Fal- allowed her to return home Casterline said. about.”

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RoyDShllB .64 1.7 56 37.05 -.94 +10.2 14,980.07 7,505.28 Dow Transportation 14,765.97 -30.67 -.21 +18.06 +79.27 RoyDShllA 1.09 2.8 59 39.17 -1.23 +11.5 931.30 730.31 Dow Utilities 892.07 -.28 -.03 +3.17 +7.76 Vanguard GrIdxAdmrl 55,020 137.47 +7.7 +66.7/B +21.6/B NL 3,000 HomeDp 6.60 2.1 26 314.86 +2.39 +18.5 Vanguard InTrTEAdmrl 80,098 14.75 +0.4 +6.3/D +3.1/B NL 50,000 HonwllIntl 3.72 1.7 33 219.46 +.96 +3.2 SAP SE 1.31 1.0 32 133.13 +3.34 +2.1 15,920.28 10,233.04 NYSE Composite 15,870.53 +31.68 +.20 +9.27 +42.51 Salesforce ...... 51 224.10 +3.31 +.7 14,175.12 7,617.79 Nasdaq Composite 13,803.46 +114.62 +.84 +7.10 +69.29 Vanguard InsIdxIns 121,682 356.42 +6.3 +56.0/C +17.1/A NL 5,000,000 Intel 1.39 2.1 13 66.68 +.43 +33.8 Vanguard InsIdxInsPlus 148,553 356.43 +6.3 +56.0/C +17.1/A NL 100,000,000 JD.com ...... 82.48 +1.23 -6.2 Sanofi 1.70 3.4 ... 50.45 +.48 +3.8 6,620.77 3,612.09 Nasdaq Global Sel 6,499.50 +53.59 +.83 +7.26 +68.21 Sea Ltd ...... 255.44 +10.22 +28.3 1,858.91 1,186.38 S&P 100 1,865.58 +7.86 +.42 +8.43 +46.76 Vanguard IntlGrAdmrl 57,727 161.97 +2.6 +86.9/A +23.1/A NL 50,000 JPMorgCh 3.60 2.3 17 154.90 -.03 +21.9 Vanguard MdCpIdxAdmrl 57,031 279.53 +5.1 +69.4/D +15.4/B NL 3,000 JohnJn 4.04 2.5 27 163.62 +.01 +4.0 Shopify ...... 1216.96 +57.49 +7.5 4,086.23 2,574.57 S&P 500 4,093.43 +13.48 +.33 +8.98 +46.73 SonyGp ...... 23 109.70 -1.17 +8.5 2,685.43 1,397.84 S&P MidCap 2,649.32 +1.40 +.05 +14.86 +67.01 Vanguard PrmCpAdmrl 67,278 172.82 +5.3 +63.9/C +19.4/D NL 50,000 Linde 4.24 1.5 60 282.92 +1.57 +7.4 Vanguard STInvmGrdAdmrl 52,224 10.95 +0.1 +6.3/C +2.9/B NL 50,000 Lowes 2.20 1.1 43 194.68 +1.01 +21.3 Starbucks 1.64 1.5 50 112.93 -.26 +5.6 42,961.11 25,607.46 Wilshire 5000 42,956.02 +177.15 +.41 +8.87 +53.75 T-MobileUS ...... 49 130.30 +.28 -3.4 Vanguard SmCpIdxAdmrl 52,615 103.63 +3.2 +89.2/C +16.3/A NL 3,000 MasterCrd 1.76 .5 88 377.47 +6.83 +5.8 Vanguard TrgtRtr2025Inv 48,029 22.25 +2.6 +32.6/B +10.5/B NL 1,000 McDnlds 5.16 2.2 35 230.01 -2.61 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Page 6, Livingston Enterprise Thursday, April 8, 2021 Biden could extend US troop presence in Afghanistan WASHINGTON (AP) — decision becomes a decision, a U.S. commitment to a com- Without coming right out which seems the case with plete withdrawal by May and saying it, President Joe the May 1 deadline,” Stavri- 2021. Biden seems ready to let dis said in an email When he entered the White lapse a May 1 deadline for exchange Wednesday. “The House in January, Biden completing a withdrawal of most prudent course of knew of the looming dead- U.S. troops from Afghani- action feels like a six-month line and had time to meet it stan. Orderly withdrawals extension and an attempt to if he had chosen to do so. It take time, and Biden is run- get the Taliban truly meet- became a steep logistical ning out of it. ing their promises — essen- hurdle only because he put Biden has inched so close tially permitting a legitimate off a decision in favor of to the deadline that his inde- ‘conditions based’ withdraw- consulting at length inside cision amounts almost to a al in the fall.” his administration and with decision to put off, at least There are crosscurrents of allies. Flying thousands of for a number of months, a pressure on Biden. On the troops and their equipment pullout of the remaining one hand, he has argued for out of Afghanistan in the 2,500 troops and continue years, including during his next three weeks under the supporting the Afghan mili- time as vice president, when potential threat of Taliban tary at the risk of a Taliban President Barack Obama resistance is not technically backlash. Removing all of ordered a huge buildup of impossible, although it the troops and their equip- U.S. forces, that Afghanistan would appear to violate ment in the next three weeks is better handled as a small- Biden’s promise not to rush. — along with coalition part- er-scale counterterrorism AP Biden undertook a review ners that cannot get out on mission. Countering Russia Marine Gen. Frank McKenzie, center, top U.S. commander for the Middle East, makes an of the February 2020 agree- their own — would be diffi- a n d C h i n a h a s s i n c e unannounced visit in Kabul, Afghanistan on Jan. 31, 2020. ment shortly after taking cult logistically, as Biden emerged as a higher priori- office, and as recently as himself suggested in late ty. interest of any of the key war. His decisions, now and last fall between the Taliban Tuesday aides said he was March. On the other hand, current actors, including the Tal- in coming months, could and the Afghan government still contemplating a way “It’s going to be hard to and former military officers iban,” a bipartisan experts determine the legacy of a are seen as the best hope, ahead in Afghanistan. White meet the May 1 deadline,” he have argued that leaving group known as the Afghan 2001 U.S. invasion that was but they have produced little House press secretary Jen said. “Just in terms of tacti- now, with the Taliban in a Study Group concluded in a designed as a response to al- so far. Psaki stressed that May 1 cal reasons, it’s hard to get position of relative strength February report. The group, Qaida’s Sept. 11 attacks, for Postponing the U.S. with- was a deadline set by the those troops out.” Tellingly, and the Afghan government whose co-chair, retired Gen. which the extremist group drawal carries the risk of prior administration and he added, “And if we leave, in a fragile state, would risk Joseph Dunford, is a former led by Osama bin Laden the Taliban resuming attacks that a decision was compli- we’re going to do so in a safe losing what has been gained commander of U.S. forces in used Afghanistan as a haven. on U.S. and coalition forces, cated. and orderly way.” in 20 years of fighting. Afghanistan and former Biden said during the 2020 possibly escalating the war. “But it’s also an important James Stavridis, a retired “A withdrawal would not chairman of the Joint Chiefs, campaign that if elected he In a February 2020 agree- decision — one he needs to Navy admiral who served as only leave America more recommended Biden extend might keep a counterterror- ment with the administra- make in close consultation NATO’s top commander vulnerable to terrorist the deadline beyond May, ism force in Afghanistan but tion of President Donald with our allies and also with from 2009 to 2013, says it threats; it would also have preferably with some sort of also would “end the war Trump, the Taliban agreed to our national security team would be unwise at this point catastrophic effects in agreement by the Taliban. responsibly” to ensure U.S. halt such attacks and hold here in this administration,” to get out quickly. Afghanistan and the region If the troops stay, Afghani- forces never have to return. peace talks with the Afghan Psaki said. “And we want to “Sometimes not making a that would not be in the stan will become Biden’s The peace talks that began government, in exchange for give him the time to do that.” Virginia becomes first Southern state to legalize marijuana 5237฀US-89฀S.฀฀•฀฀(406)฀222-0855 RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — This top section features a take-out and delivery guide Virginia became the first for Park County. Southern state to legalize marijuana Wednesday, as lawmakers voted to approve OPEN FOR Gov. Ralph Northam’s pro- DINE-IN posed changes to a bill that Sun.-Thurs. 6 a.m.-9 p.m. will allow adults to possess Fri.-Sat. 24 hours/day Available for pick up or delivery 125฀South฀2nd฀St.฀฀•฀฀(406)฀222-3900 and cultivate small amounts Mon.-Fri. Noon-6 p.m. CASINO OPEN of the drug starting in July. Takeaway Dinners for Two on Friday Nights! 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Sports Page 7, Livingston Enterprise Thursday, April 8, 2021 Native Americans: Move Boston Marathon from holiday BOSTON (AP) — Native because of the marathon’s “Indigenous Peoples Day is Americans in Massachusetts new date. a time for everyone to learn are calling on the organizers “Unfortunately, the Boston more about the history of of the Boston Marathon to Athletic Association has America as it relates to Indig- move the already rescheduled decided that Indigenous Peo- enous Peoples — because we date for the storied race ples Day is a ‘side’ holiday are all on Indigenous Land,” because it now conflicts with that can be usurped,” the the organization said in its a day meant to commemorate committee said in a recently petition. “The BAA has the the contributions of Indige- launched online petition. “By chance to acknowledge the nous people. doing this, they are perpetu- importance of keeping the The Boston Athletic Associ- ating the myth that Indige- spotlight on Indigenous Peo- ation announced in January nous peoples are part of the ples Day rather than steal the that the 125th edition of the past and irrelevant.” spotlight for the Marathon.” marathon would be pushed The BAA didn’t directly The BAA has said this back from its traditional address the complaints, but year’s race will have space April running to Oct. 11, said Thursday that the new for 20,000 entrants — a small- assuming road races are date was selected in close er field than prior years to allowed to take place under coordination with the eight allow for social distancing. Massachusetts’ COVID-19 cities and towns along the There will also be a virtual restrictions by then. marathon route. Those com- race from Oct. 8-10 that will But the Indigenous Peoples munities include Newton as AP allow up to 70,000 more Day Committee in the Boston well as Hopkinton, Ashland, The elite women’s division runners break from the start of the 123rd Boston Marathon in entrants. suburb of Newton complained Framingham, Natick, Welles- Hopkinton, Mass. on April 15, 2019. First run in 1897, the Bos- the new day undercuts a day ley, Newton, Brookline and ton Marathon was canceled feedback and guidance on organizations planning events Thursday. reserved for recognizing the Boston. last year for the first time in potential dates and collabora- during the October 9–11 The Native American orga- contributions of Native Amer- “During the date selection its history. Instead, almost tively selected Monday, Octo- weekend.” nization said marathon orga- icans, past and present. The process, the Boston Athletic 16,000 people ran in a virtual ber 11,” the organization said Newton Mayor Ruthanne nizers should reschedule the group said its first planned Association regularly met race, completing the 26.2-mile in a statement. “We will con- Fuller and members of the race to give Indigenous com- celebration of the Oct. 11 holi- with representatives from the distance on their own over a tinue working with city and city council didn’t respond to munities the space they day has to be canceled eight cities and towns for 10-day period. town officials, as well as with emails seeking comment deserve. Kansas lawmakers likely to pass bill on trans athletes TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — lawmaker, called events in prevent it from advancing. have to be fair to all of the LGBTQ-rights advocates in Kansas “heart-breaking.” But it was like a carnival students in that school set- Kansas are relying on the “We’re looking at opening game of whack-a-mole ting. That’s what this bill state’s Democratic governor up a doorway that tells trans because conservative law- does.” or the courts to block a ban kids they are not welcome in makers and groups always Supporters of such bans on transgender athletes in any way, shape or form,” she found a way to get the mea- have pointed repeatedly to girls’ or women’s school said. “It’s coming through sure moving again. the 15 championships won sports after conservatives our schools — the one place Gov. Laura Kelly, a sup- between 2017 and 2019 by on Thursday moved to push where everybody should porter of LGBTQ rights, has two transgender high school it through the GOP-con- feel welcome and appreciat- sent strong signals that she runners in Connecticut, trolled Legislature. ed.” would veto the bill, calling it which prompted a federal Republican negotiators for Supporters argued that “regressive” and suggesting lawsuit. They argue that the state House and Senate they’re preserving decades it would hurt the state’s transgender girls and wom- on education issues agreed of hard-won opportunities efforts to recruit business- en have innate physical to strip an unrelated bill of for “biological” girls and es. advantages in girls’ and its contents, drop in the pro- women to compete in K-12 Also, the American Civil women’s sports that would posed ban and send the mea- sports and win college ath- Liberties Union has prom- ruin competition. sure to both chambers for letic scholarships. ised to file a lawsuit if GOP “As a mother of three an up-or-down vote by the “We want to protect all legislators override a veto. daughters and one son, I end of the week. The result- female athletes, K through Idaho’s law is on hold want my daughters to be able ing measure is all but cer- collegiate,” said Sen. Renee because of a federal lawsuit. to fairly compete,” said Rep. tain to pass, given both Erickson, a Wichita Republi- “This bill puts a target on Kristey Williams, a Wichita- chambers’ GOP supermajor- can and former college bas- the back of every little kid area conservative who was AP ities and conservative lead- ketball player who is the who identifies their gender House Republicans’ chief Officials separate Toronto Raptors guard Gary Trent Jr. (33) ers. ban’s main legislative spon- differently, all the way down negotiator. “I must support and Los Angeles Lakers center Montrezl Harrell (15) after our girls.” Kansas is among more sor. to the kindergarten and Raptor’s OG Anunoby (3) threw Lakers’ Dennis Schroder Despite Republicans’ hold first-grade level,” said Tom Yet supporters generally than 20 states that have con- (17) to the floor after a foul during the first half of an NBA sidered such a ban this year, over the Kansas Legislature, Witt, executive director of have been unable to cite local basketball game Tuesday. pushing back against an LGBTQ-rights advocates Equality Kansas, the state’s examples of problems. The executive order from Demo- have in recent years pre- leading LGBTQ-rights association overseeing extra- cratic President Joe Biden vented hearings on what group. curricular activities in Kan- aimed at preventing dis- they consider anti-trans leg- Erickson, a former K-12 sas K-12 schools says it has Van Vleet, Bembry, and crimination against trans- islation, partly by tapping principal, bristled at Witt’s been notified of only five gender students. Idaho concerns about potential suggestion that she would active transgender athletes, enacted such a ban last year, opposition from businesses. have “blood on her hands” and there is no known case of Horton-Tucker suspended and Republican governors in The state Senate approved for the bullying he said a transgender athlete having Arkansas, Mississippi and the bill on transgender ath- already has resulted from won a Kansas championship. for fighting during game Tennessee have signed mea- letes last month. The House the measure. “This is morally wrong,” sures into law this year. never had a committee hear- “I don’t mistreat any stu- said Rep. Jerry Stogsdill, a N E W Y O R K ( A P ) — suspension when physically F r e s h m a n s t a t e R e p . ing on the measure, and dent. They have a right to Kansas City-area Democrat. Toronto Raptors guards able to play. Stephanie Byers, of Wichita, LGBTQ-rights advocates live their life however they “This is a solution to a non- DeAndre’ Bembry and Fred Also, Toronto’s OG Anuno- the state’s first transgender worked behind the scenes to want,” she said. “But we also problem.” Van Vleet and Los Angeles by and Montrezl Harrell of Lakers guard Talen Horton- Los Angeles were fined for Tucker were suspended one their roles, leading to their game without pay Thursday ejections. Ex-Florida State football player accused of killing man for leaving their benches With 2:24 left in the first during a fight. quarter, Dennis Schroder WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. leading receiver in 2015 and T h e s u s p e n s i o n s , fouled Anunoby’s layup (AP) — A former Florida 2016. He left the team early to announced by NBA execu- attempt. Schroder and State football player was enter the NFL draft in 2017. tive vice president for bas- Anunoby squared off and involved in a scuffle with his He eventually signed with the ketball operations Kiki other players became girlfriend hours before he New York Giants and then the VanDeWeghe, stemmed involved. The ejections fatally shot one man and Miami Dolphins. He also from the first quarter of were determined by video injured another, according to spent time with the Winnipeg Tuesday night’s game, a 110- review. an arrest affidavit released Blue Bombers of the Canadi- 101 victory by the Lakers. Anunoby, who received a Thursday. an Football League. The team Bembry will serve his technical foul, was fined Travis Rudolph, 25, was released him Wednesday. suspension in Toronto’s $30,000 for initiating the ordered to remain in jail dur- He gained national attention game against the Chicago altercation by grabbing Sch- ing a first appearance hearing in 2016 when a video of him Bulls on Thursday night in roder by the leg and flip- in West Palm Beach on Thurs- eating lunch with an autistic Tampa, Florida. Horton- ping him to the ground. day morning. He’s charged AP student during a team visit at Tucker will miss the Lakers’ Harrell, who also received with one count of first-degree Florida State wide receiver Travis Rudolph runs a drill at the a Tallahassee middle school game at Miami on Thursday a technical foul, was fined murder and three counts of 2017 NFL football scouting combine in Indianapolis, on went viral. Rudolph’s father night. $20,000 for aggressively attempted first-degree mur- March 4, 2017. died a year later after a gun Van Vleet has missed the entering the fray and shov- der. accidentally discharged at a past two games with an ing Raptors guard Gary Deputies detailed the shoot- fight broke out, the affidavit Authorities arrested Rudolph West Palm Beach strip club. injury. He will serve his Trent Jr. ing in an affidavit released by said. A witness told investiga- a short time later. the Palm Beach County Sher- tors that Rudolph ran after The case now goes to a iff’s Office. Investigators said the men and shot at them with grand jury. Judge Charles Rudolph’s girlfriend told a rifle after they got back in Burton on Thursday forbade them she called a male friend their car and began to drive Rudolph from contacting any following the scuffle Wednes- away. of the victims or their fami- day. The friend and three oth- Deputies found a man dead lies. Rudolph told the judge e r m e n t h e n w e n t t o inside the vehicle and an he intends to hire an attorney. Rudolph’s home, where a injured man outside the car. Rudolph was Florida State’s

French wing Kévin Cabral signed to LA Galaxy CARSON, Calif. (AP) — The competition for his services, permanent acquisition from LA Galaxy have signed and Cabral joins Javier Boca Juniors. French winger Kévin Cabral “Chicharito” Hernández and Cabral is classified as a as their third designated play- Jonathan Dos Santos as their Young Designated Player, er. designated players. which means he carries a low- The Galaxy announced a The Galaxy already added er maximum salary budget five-year contract for the French winger Samuel Grand- charge than designated play- 21-year-old Cabral on Thurs- sir from AS Monaco last ers over 23. day. month to bolster their attack. Cabral is still in France, and Cabral began his pro career Most of their offseason moves he must acquire a visa and go in Paris Saint-Germain’s were focused on their back through quarantine before he youth system before moving end with the acquisition of can join the Galaxy, whose to Valenciennes FC in 2017. defenders Jorge Villafaña, season opener is April 18 in He has 13 goals and 10 assists Oniel Fisher and Derrick Wil- Miami. Their home opener is in 70 appearances over the liams. April 25 against the New York past three years for Valenci- The Galaxy had been Red Bulls. ennes, which is in France’s attempting to re-sign winger The five-time MLS Cup Ligue 2. Cristian Pavón as their third champion Galaxy have made Cabral has seven goals and designated player earlier this just one playoff appearance in five assists in league play this year, but Pavón was accused the past four years, finishing season, raising his profile of sexual assault in his native a disappointing 10th in the among suitors in France and Argentina while the Galaxy Western Conference last sea- Germany. The Galaxy won the were working to secure his son.

Page 8, Livingston Enterprise Thursday, April 8, 2021 US jobless claims up to 744K as virus still forces layoffs WASHINGTON (AP) — The number of Americans apply- AP ing for unemployment bene- Oklahoma state Rep. Jim Olsen, R-Roland, listens during a fits rose last week to 744,000, committee meeting at the state Capitol in Oklahoma City signaling that many employ- on Feb. 10. ers are still cutting jobs even as more people are vaccinat- ed against COVID-19, con- Oklahoma lawmaker criticized sumers gain confidence and the government distributes for slavery, abortion comparison aid throughout the economy. OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — cans were kidnapped and The Labor Department said A white Republican lawmak- enslaved, with no control of Thursday that applications er from southeast Oklahoma their bodies, families, or increased by 16,000 from is facing criticism for com- even recognized as humans,” 728,000 a week earlier. Job- paring lawmakers’ efforts to said Rep. Denise Brewer, less claims have declined end abortion to the fight D-Tulsa. “Those insensitive sharply since the virus against slavery. ideas are alive and well in slammed into the economy in Rep. Jim Olsen, of Roland, our Capitol.” March of last year. But they m a d e t h e c o m m e n t s Olsen said Thursday he remain stubbornly high by Wednesday during a meet- stands by his comments. historical standards: Before AP ing of the House Public “I made a very historically the pandemic erupted, weekly A hiring sign is seen outside a home improvement store in Mount Prospect, Ill., Friday. Health Committee that was appropriate analogy. I never applications typically considering several anti- spoke positively of slavery,” remained below 220,000 a gish consumer demand. will grow 6.4% this year. That Still, the United States still abortion bills. Olsen said. “One evil at one week. During the pandemic, would fastest annual pace has 8.4 million fewer jobs “None of us would like to time was acceptable in our For the week ending March though, the numbers have since 1984 and the strongest than it had in February 2020, be a slave,” Olsen said when society, and now it’s not. I 27, more than 3.7 million peo- become a less reliable barom- among the world’s wealthiest just before the pandemic asked to clarify his com- look forward to the time ple were receiving traditional eter. States have struggled to countries. struck. New confirmed coro- ments, according to KOCO- when we stop killing babies.” state unemployment benefits, clear backlogs of unemploy- Most economists say they navirus cases, which had TV. “If I had my choice, I L a s t m o n t h , a n o t h e r the government said. If you ment applications, and sus- think the still-high level of dropped sharply from early guess I’d be a slave. At least Republican House member include supplemental federal pected fraud has clouded the unemployment applications January through early March, a slave has his life. Once apologized after using a rac- programs that were estab- actual volume of job cuts. should gradually fade. have plateaued over the past your life is gone, it’s gone.” ist term to describe Black lished last year to help the By nearly all measures, “Jobless claims may bounce month. In addition, the vacci- House Democrats immedi- babies during debate on a unemployed endure the though, the economy has been around week to week as the nation rate for elderly Ameri- ately denounced Olsen’s separate abortion bill on the health crisis, a total of 18.2 strengthening. During March, recovery takes hold, but we cans, who are among the most comments, and the state par- House floor. million are receiving some employers added 916,000 expect they will start to vulnerable, has dramatically ty asked for Olsen to be for- Olsen’s bill would make it form of jobless aid the week jobs, the most since August, decline more consistently as slowed even as the supply of mally censured. A spokes- a felony to perform an abor- of March 20. and the unemployment rate the economy gains momen- vaccines has expanded. man for House Speaker tion in Oklahoma, except to Economists monitor week- declined from 6.2% to 6%. In tum,” economists Nancy Van- And the data firm Womply Charles McCall didn’t imme- save the life of a pregnant ly jobless claims for early February, the pace of job den Houten and Gregory reports that the percentage of diately respond to a request woman, punishable by up to signs of where the job mar- openings reached its highest Daco of Oxford Economics businesses that remained for comment on whether 10 years in prison. The com- ket is headed. Applications level on record. Last month, said in a research note. “We closed last week rose from Olsen would face disciplin- mittee approved the mea- are usually a proxy for lay- consumer confidence posted expect the stellar March jobs the beginning of March — ary action. sure, which now heads to the offs: They typically decline its highest reading in a year. report to be the first of many from 38% to 45% for bars; “Today, we heard a claim House for final consider- as the economy improves. Or And this week, the Interna- and look for a hiring boom in from 35% to 46% for beauty that the abortion fight is big- ation. It is one of several they rise as employers tional Monetary Fund fore- the spring and summer shops; and from 30% to 38% ger than the hundreds of anti-abortion bills making its retrench in response to slug- cast that the U.S. economy months.’’ for restaurants. years when African Ameri- way to the governor’s desk.  TV Listings 

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ies of the TBID. Applicants demanded in the Verified Com- ARE YOU A MORNING LEGALS must be a U.S. citizen who is at plaint to Quiet Title. LOST AND FOUND PERSON? Chico Hot C Bridge c least 18 years if age, a qualified You also must file your Springs has an immediate elector, a resident of the County answer or motion with the opening in the Chico Dining ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– and State for at least 30 days Court. PUBLIC NOTICE FOUND ITEMS ON RIVER Room(mornings). Come and a City of Livingston resi- This action is to quiet title to PATH AT SACAGAWEA join this small, service fo- The almighty deuce dent who is a non-felon and of land situated in Park County, Notice is hereby given, a PARK: A colorful child’s cused and dynamic crew. sound mind. Montana, legally described as toy and a set of car keys. public hearing will be conducted The application deadline is follows: Typical shifts usually run by the City Commission on May 7th, 2021 with the appoint- That part of the SE1/4, SW1/4, Please call 222-1026 to between 6:30am and 1pm. Tuesday, April 20, 2020, during ment anticipated to occur on NW1/4 and NE1/4 of Section identify. Generous benefits includ- a second reading of RESOLU- June 1st, 2021, during the regu- 11, Township 3 North, Range 9 ing Medical, Dental, Vision, TION NO. 4948 entitled A LOST CAT: 1 YEAR OLD 401k, Paid Vacation, free lar meeting of the City Commis- East, of the Principal Montana FEMALE GRAY TABBY RESOLUTION OF THE sion. Meridian, Park County, Mon- use of pools, trails and disc CITY COMMISSION OF (MACY). Last seen 3/31 golf course! Please come For more information visit tana, described as Tract 1 of on corner of 7th and Clark. THE CITY OF LIVINGS- [email protected] Certificate of Survey No. 1436 by our front desk to com- TON, MONTANA, OF IT’S or to apply visit www.living- on file in the office of the Clerk For Information call 406- plete an application, or call INTENT TO ANNEX CER- stonmontana.org. and Recorder os said County, 579-2922. Andrew at 406-333-4933. TAIN LAND WHICH ARE For questions about this or under Document #262445. CONTIGUOUS TO THE any other board vacancy, call (Includes Mortgage Security CHICO HOT SPRINGS CITY OF LIVINGSTON AND Faith Kinnick at (406) 823- Tract of Certificate of Survey EMPLOYMENT is hiring for a Night Clerk. ARE DESCRIBED AS THE 6002. No. 1931). The Night Clerk works at PROPERTY BETWEEN the Hotel Front Desk from NORTH O AND THE RIVER Pub. April 8, 21, 2021 DATED: March 15, 2021. ACCOUNTING CLERK: 11pm-7am. This person is TO INCLUDE KPRK RADIO Park County Finance Office responsible for basic Guest STATION. This meeting will MNAXLP SEAL has an opening in our office Services for the overnight be held via Zoom. All interested for an accounting clerk. We hours, including taking res- persons are invited to attend and Molly Bradberry are seeking an individual ervations, assisting guests, give their comments. To join John R. Christensen Clerk of Court with skills and knowledge data entry etc. Please call this meeting http://us02web. Timothy A. Filz zoom.us Meeting ID: 890 8543 in claims processing, book- Andrew at 406-333-4933, CHRISTENSEN FULTON By keeping, and accounting, or visit our front desk or 7403 Passcode: 514741 or by & FILZ, PLLC Clerk phone at (669) 900-6833. For and demonstrated experi- website to fill out an applica- 19 36th Street W, Suite 3 tion. $14.00/hour. additional information contact Billings, MT 59102-4303 Pub. Mar. 25, Apr. 1, 8, 2021 ence with various computer Faith Kinnick at (406) 823- (406) 248-3100 telephone programs including Excel, 6002. (406) 248-7908 facsimile MNAXLP PDF software, and stan- Attorneys for Plaintiff dard modern office prac- Pub. April 8, 15, 2021 tices. Please see our full MONTANA job postings at jobs@park- MNAXLP SIXTH JUDICIAL GARAGE SALES county.org or call Human DISTRICT COURT, Resources at 222-4180 for NOTICE OF PARK COUNTY further details. SELL PUBLIC AUCTION GARAGE SALE: 301 S. SHARON A. SAGER, MAIN (Behind Loaves & ARROWHEAD ELEM- IT WITH AN NOW RECRUITING Plaintiff, ETARY SCHOOL DIS- FOR THE LIVINGSTON Fishes) Saturday 8am-1pm. v Adult ladies clothes, Pots & TRICT #75 is looking for a TOURISM BUSINESS ROBERT B. SAGER, OLD .25FTE Music Teacher for ENTERPRISE IMPROVEMENT Pans, lots of Misc. Linens STANDARD LIFE INSUR- and some furniture. the 2021-2022 school year. DISTRICT BOARD ANCE COMPANY, a dissolved This is a part time position. CLASSIFIED corporation; OCWEN, a mort- STORAGE UNIT SALE: Applicants must have a The City is recruiting to fill gage loan servicing company; SIX SHOOTER STOR- Montana Teaching License. three vacancies on the Livings- and all other persons, unknown, ton Business Improvement AGE BUILDING C UNIT Submit Letter of Interest © 2021 King Features Syndicate, Inc. claiming or who might claim 18 Thursday, Friday, and Resume electronically AD Board (TBID), to serve a (4) any right, title, estate, or interest four-year term. Saturday 8am - 4pm. 5 to Erin Baer, Supervising in or lien or encumbrance upon Gallon bucket sale, ev- Teacher, ebaer@arrow- Per the by-laws, the vacancy the real property described in is to be filled by property own- erything you can fit in headk8.org 222-2000 the Complaint adverse to Plain- it for $20! ers or persons appointed to rep- tiff’s ownership or any cloud visit us online at: www.livingstonenterprise.com resent property owners, who upon Plaintiff’s title thereto, own parcels within the boundar- whether such claim or possible The Livingston Enterprise has a full time position claim be present or continent, MISCELLANEOUS open in the bindery and inserting department. This posi- Defendants. tion requires mechanical and computer skills. Must pos- Cause No. DV 21-41 HELP WANTED - YARD sess driver’s license and be able to work various shifts. Judge Brenda R. Gilbert WORK. $10 PER HOUR Duties will include operating inserting equipment, learn- CALL 580-8229 ing the bindery process of the newspaper business, SUMMONS FOR some driving for deliveries if necessary. General duties PUBLICATION in the mailroom as assigned by supervisor, handling fly- TO: THE ABOVE NAMED HOUSEHOLD ers, learning to operate fork lifts, and maintenance of DEFENDANTS, UNKNOWN equipment. OR OTHERWISE AND SPE- OAK PEDESTAL TABLE You may pick up an application at 401 S. Main Street, CIFICALLY TO THE ABOVE with 4 chairs. 48”round. Livingston, MT 59047. Full time benefits and Blue NAMED DEFENDANTS OLD STANDARD LIFE INSUR- two 12” leaves. Text 406- Cross/Blue Shield insurance available after probation ANCE COMPANY, a DIS- 220-0548 period. Compensation depending on experience in the SOLVED CORPORATION newspaper business. AND OCWEN, A MORTGAGE If interested please send resume to [email protected] or LOAN SERVICING COMPA- AUCTIONS [email protected], or call 406-222-2000 Ext. 4104. NY NK/A/ OCWEN LOAN SERVICING, LLC STORAGE AUCTION AT Be advised a lawsuit has E-Z STORAGE Unit 50. been filed against each of you. April 9th starting at 9 am. The Livingston Enterprise has an immediate full Within 21 days after service time opening on our circulation department. Appli- of this summons on you (or 42 cants must provide excellent customer service to our days if you are the State of AL & MARY LeYneR customers in person and on the phone. Duties will in- Montana, a state agency, or a state officer or employee), you eSTATe clude daily processing of subscription information and must serve Plaintiff an answer to payments for Yellowstone Newspapers, carriers and This is a number-placing puzzle based the attached Verified Complaint Sat., April 24 • 10 am vendors that we provide services for. Mail list mainte- on a 9x9 grid with several given to Quiet Title or a motion under 172 Shields River Rd East nance, label processing and preparation of postal re- Rule 12 of the Montana Rules of ports for the United States Post Office. Must be detail numbers. The object is to place the Civil Procedure. Do not include • Vehicles • Tools oriented and be able to work in a fast paced environ- numbers 1 to 9 in the empty squares so the day you were served in your • Antiques • Collectibles ment and meet our established deadlines. The right that each row, each column and each calculation of time. The answer or motion must be served on the • Hsld & More candidate should have own reliable transportation. 3x3 box contains the same number Plaintiff or Plaintiff’s attorney, if Candidate will provide back up for the receptionist/ only once. Plaintiff is represented by an attorney, whose name and classified clerk. You may drop off a resume or e-mail The difficulty level of the Conceptis address are listed above. to Attn: Scott Squillace at [email protected] or pick Sudoku increases from Monday to If you fail to respond, judge- up an application at The Livingston Enterprise 401 S. ment by default will be entered Main. No phone calls please. Friday. against you for the relief

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C O U N T E R P O I N T I S IMMEDIATE OPENING S A D D L E M O U N TA I N DUMP TRAILER SER- MOUNTAIN MEADOW EMPLOYMENT CLEANING PERSON, SEEKING A Substitute FOR PART-TIME RECEP- HOME CARE HAS A VICE, JUNK REMOVAL, M O W I N G : S P R I N G COMMERICAL EMIGRANT. Detail-ori- as needed for regularly TIONIST. 25 hours a week. PART-TIME POSITION power raking, hedge trim- CLEAN UPS, weekly mow- ented, reliable, vacuum, scheduled staff Monday The Livingston Enterprise AVAILABLE IN THE GAR- ming, aerating, fertilizing, ing specializing in large RENTALS CHICO HOT SPRINGS is laundry, mop, dust, make through Friday, 9:00 am to is seeking a customer ser- DINER AREA. 2+ years of tree service & weekly mow- acreage properties, sprin- seeking a maintenance/ beds, remove trash. EX- CELLENT PAY! 918- 4:00 pm. The job consists vice-oriented individual to home care or CNA experi- ing. Call for questions 406- kler turn-on/repairs, trim- GET IT RENTED with a handy person to work our of assisting and supporting help manage the front desk. ence required. Mileage pay 598-5991 Jesse. ming, fertilization, small Classified Ad! 222-2000. Night Maintenance. This 633-3627. adults with developmental Duties include answering available, wage depends landscape jobs, tree instal- candidate must have basic ERIC HOGAN - LOCK- COACHING VACANCY disabilities in a pre-voca- phones, attending to cus- on experience. If interested lations, fall clean ups. Tak- maintenance skills and be tional setting with personal tomers, taking classified contact Tara Fuller at 406- SMITH SERVICES AVAIL- ing new clients. Call today able to work independently. PARK HIGH SCHOOL: ABLE. All Aspects of lock- EZ STORAGE Assistant Girls Basketball needs, leisure/rec activities, ads and light administrative 224-0081 or email resume for a free estimate! (406) 4 shifts per week. Shifts run outings, and work type duties. Computer knowl- to [email protected]. smith. 223-5402 223-0686 from 4pm-2:30am. Please Coach Contact: Nate Par- 10x10 & 10x20 seghian, Activities Director tasks. Prefer someone with edge a plus. Please send GARY’S BACKHOE & contact Andrew at 406- availability to work a couple resume to apalmer@livent. SAGE LODGE – ROOM NELSON TREE CARE Park High School 102 View ATTENDANTS Full or Part PUMP SERVICE. Any kind Professional and insured. Storage Units 333-4933, or visit our front of hours up to 40 hours a net or drop off at a 401 of backhoe work, 24 hour desk or web site to fill out Vista Drive Livingston, MT Time Roles Available - $16/ Trees-Shrubs-Stumps: Gary Hillman 59047(406) 222-1760 nate. week; but will consider any South Main St. No phone water well service. 224- an application. and all availability. Paid calls please. hr + Summer Bonus with Prune, Remove, Fertilize. 222-7070 or 224-7070 parseghian@livingston. medical benefits and plenty 7070 or 222-7070. 222-TREE / 222-8733. k12.mt.us Effective: 2021- training is provided. Wage CHICO HOT SPRINGS is range is $12.07 - $13.50 INTEGRITY CLEANING of other perks that come HANDYMAN SERVICES, seeking an experienced 2022 School Year Closing SERVICE LLC is looking for with being a Team Mem- SPRING PROPERTY Date: Until Filled Coaching per hour with a temporary PAINTING, DRYWALL, MAINTENANCE: Large gardener to manage our incentive of $3.00 per hour. a part time Cleaning Profes- ber! NO EXPERIENCE SMALL HOME REPAIRS, greenhouses and produce applications can be found sional. Position requires NECESSARY, flexible or small garden rototilling, on the school district web Please call Counterpoint, PROPERTY MAINTE- disking. Gravel driveway re- LIVINGSTON gardens. Planning, Seed- 222-2472, for an application repetitive intensive move- hours and days scheduled. NANCE . Licensed and ing, planting, labor, order- site at: www.livingston.k12. ments. The individual must Email Emma at ewagner@ pair. Brush removal. Brush mt.us and more information. insured. Call Eric at 223- Hogging. Small backhoe ing, scheduling etc. Our be able to work indepen- sagelodge.com or apply 5402. SELF STORAGE established gardens are H E L P W A N T E D : jobs. Tree/shrub hole dig- DEPUTY CLERK: Park dently and without direct online at www.sagelodge. Located 1 mile south of Exit 333 part of a dynamic farm-to- PRESS HELPER The supervision. Candidates com/careers HAULING/EXCAVATION ging, trenching and dirt table operation within our County District Court has Livingston Enterprise work. CALL MEYER ELEC- behind Sleeping Giant Trade Center an opening for a deputy will need to be respon- WORK: I will haul topsoil, resort. Generous benefits has an immediate need sible, trustworthy, and work SKY FEDERAL CREDIT gravel, etc.. Dump runs & TRIC AND GROUNDS Office Suite #21 including Medical, Dental, clerk in the District Court Of- for help in the press UNION: Full-Time Teller REPAIR AT 406-223-9484. fice. We are seeking a detail safely. High quality work Skid-steer work. Call for Vision, 401k, Paid Vacation, room. Will train a quali- and attention to detail is a Livingston Branch- Job estimates. 406-223-8059 free use of pools, trails and oriented individual with ad- fied applicant. Person duties include: Assist mem- ministrative skills and cus- must. Cleaning experience disc golf course! Please should have a good me- preferred. Back ground bers with all transactions RENTALS 222-7394 come by our front desk to tomer service skills. Please chanical aptitude, the including deposits, with- see our full job postings at check required. Starting complete an application, ability to learn quickly wage is $14.00/hour; raises drawals, transfers, and loan Trees & Shrubs [email protected] or payments. Responsible for YOUR CLASSIFIED ad or call Andrew at 406-333- and have past employ- awarded with performance Need Help! could appear in 67 Mon- WANTED TO RENT 4933. call Human Resources at ment experience work- data entry of all transactions 222-4180 for further details. review. Please send re- We Have Solutions! tana newspapers. Place a ing on industrial machin- sume and references to and end of day balancing. Requires organizational •Fertilization •Spraying “SCAN” ad with the Enter- ery. Job is on a Goss [email protected] prise for only $149.00 for WANTED TO RENT: community press. Swing skills, accuracy, and excel- Full-time employee at K-2COMBINED CLASS- lent communication skills. YARD GUARD INC. up to 25 words. Call us at shift, roughly 3pm-11pm. 222-2000. The Livingston Enter- Full-time, excellent ben- ROOM TEACHER, PINE Prior customer service, 222-1152 prise and spouse are efits package. Pick up CREEK SCHOOL. Pref- keyboard/calculator and We’re Local! looking for a one to Application at 401 S. erence noted, but not re- cash handling preferred, LivingstonLandlady.com two bedroom apartment Main quired, for ability to also but will train. Send letter or small house in Liv- teach a K-8 foreign lan- of interest and resume to: FOR RENT ingston to rent ASAP. IMMEDIATE OPEN- guage. Mail or email cover [email protected] Contact Dave (406) 222- ING FOR A DRIVER/ letter, resume, Montana el- local color 2000 or email circ@ ementary certification, unof- VACANCY: Sleeping Giant INSERTER. Part-time Middle School 8th Grade Preview livent.net 10-20 hrs. a week. Must ficial transcripts, and three 223-6523 HIRING MULTIPLE POSITIONS! letters of recommendation ELA Teacher 1 FTE (full- your have a valid MT. Drivers time) Contact: Dorel Ho- license. Call 222-2000 or to Dr. DeBruycker, 2575 next E River Rd, Livingston, glund c/o Jennifer Hintz 301 $14 TO $17 DOE email resume to print@ View Vista Drive Livingston, home WANT TO BUY livent.net MT 59047/ kdebruycker@ pcs19.org. Open until filled. MT 59047 Phone: (406) 222-0861 Email:jennifer. online RY TIMBER, INC in Liv- LOCAL COUPLE LOOK- WWW.WORK4TNCFOODS.COM LOOKING FOR A VER- [email protected] ING FOR A HOUSE IN OR ingston, MT is seeking Gen- SATILE INDIVIDUAL Closing Date: Until Filled. or call eral Laborers. Competitive CLOSE TO LIVINGSTON, TO JOIN OUR ADVER- The Application forms may 406-333-2323 or land to put a Modular wages with Great Benefits TISING TEAM! The po- be found on the Livingston Package. Please apply in on. Please call 223-2041 sition requires ad sales, School District web site at or 223-9046. Graphic Artist/ person at 5284 Hwy 89 public relations and cre- www.livingston.k12.mt.us South in Livingston. Call ativity with ad design. Production Person 222-3360 xt 101 for more Hourly plus commission • Spraying & information. with fringe benefits. Part Wanted and Full-time positions SERVICES & Fertilization available. If you’re bored REPAIRS The Livingston Enterprise is seeking a Graphic Artist with the same day-to day • Weeds to join our production team. We need an experienced drudgery and looking Livingston HealthCare is for something different, A BRIGHTER DAY BY ALL • Macintosh computer operator. Must be capable of high seeking: there are new challeng- WASHED UP! LOCALLY Lawns OWNED AND OPERAT- output as part of a team in a fast-paced, quality-conscious • Food Service Worker es every day with this • position. Please send ED. COMMERCIAL AND Trees environment under constant deadline pressure. If you • Environmental Services RESIDENTIAL WINDOW Aide a resume to dnevin@ have graphic design and print production experience, we livent.net or drop it off at CLEANING. 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Page 11, Livingston Enterprise Thursday, April 8, 2021 Australia halts AstraZeneca shot for most under 50 UK infections drop about 60% CANBERRA, Australia tial AstraZeneca shot be giv- (AP) — Australia on Thurs- en to someone under 50. day become the latest coun- Healthcare workers under amid vaccinations, lockdown try to restrict use of the 50 who were due to receive AstraZeneca vaccine by rec- the AstraZeneca vaccine will LONDON (AP) — The the regulators can spot even ommending that it not be now be prioritized for the U.K.’s COVID-19 vaccination this extremely rare event — given to people under age 50. Pfizer vaccine, which will program is beginning to four in a million — and take The announcement came likely delay the inoculation break the link between infec- necessary action to ensure after Australian drug regula- process. tion and serious illness or the rollout is as safe as it pos- tors held a series of urgent Indeed, under Australia’s death, according to the latest sibly can be,’’ he said. “And meetings earlier in the day. vaccine strategy, most peo- results from an ongoing study we are seeing that the vaccine The recommendation came ple were due to receive the of the pandemic in England. is working. It’s breaking the after the European Medi- AstraZeneca vaccine. Researchers at Imperial link between cases and cines Agency said it had Opposition politicians said College London found that deaths.” found a “possible link” the European agency’s find- COVID-19 infections dropped Some 31.7 million people between the shot and the ings highlighted the danger about 60% in March as nation- had been given a first dose by rare blood clots, though reg- in Australia failing to secure al lockdown measures slowed Tuesday, or just over 60% of ulators in the United King- vaccine deals with other sup- the spread of the virus. Peo- the country’s adult population. dom and the European Union pliers. ple 65 and older were the But Imperial researchers emphasized that the benefits The move in Australia least likely to be infected as also urged caution, saying of receiving the vaccine con- came after British authori- they benefited most from the that infection rates leveled tinue to outweigh the risks ties recommended that the vaccination program, which AP off at the end of the study for most people. AstraZeneca vaccine not be initially focused on older peo- Familiy members bereaved by COVID-19 walk along the period as the government ple. began to ease the national Prime Minister Scott Mor- given to adults under 30 National Memorial Covid Wall with pictures of their loved The study also found that lockdown and children rison said he’d received a where possible. Several oth- ones to mark the completion of the approximately 150,000 the relationship between returned to school. Future series of recommendations er countries have also hearts being painted onto the National Covid Memorial infections and deaths is rounds of the study will from an advisory group on imposed limits. Wall, on the Thames Embankment opposite the Houses of diverging, “suggesting that assess the impact that further Thursday night, and that Such restrictions are close- Parliament in London, Thursday, chief among them was that ly watched since the vaccine, infections may have resulted easing of restrictions has on the Pfizer vaccine should which is cheaper and easier in fewer hospitalizations and alternative inoculation to the the abundance of caution infection rates. now be adopted as the pre- to store than many others, is deaths since the start of wide- AstraZeneca shot where pos- demonstrated by authorities The next step in lifting Eng- ferred vaccine for people critical to global immuniza- spread vaccination.” sible. The change followed to make sure the vaccine roll- land’s third national lockdown aged under 50. tion campaigns and is a pil- The positive news came studies that the shot may be out is as safe as possible. is scheduled for April 12, Morrison said the recom- lar of the U.N.-backed pro- amid renewed scrutiny of linked to very rare blood “What we’ve learned in the when nonessential shops will mendations were made with gram known as COVAX that vaccinations that followed clots. last 24 hours is that the roll- be allowed to reopen, along an abundance of caution due aims to get vaccines to some revised UK government guid- Health Secretary Matt Han- out of the vaccine is working, with hair salons, gyms and to the rare but serious side of the world’s poorest coun- ance Wednesday that it will cock told Sky News that the we’ve seen that the safety outdoor service at pubs and effects, which have mostly tries. offer people under 30 an public should be reassured by system is working, because restaurants. been associated with young- er people. “We’ve been taking the necessary precautions based on the best possible medical advice,” Morrison said. “It has not been our practice to jump at shadows.” The Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immuni- sation also recommended that people under 50 who had already received their first AstraZeneca shot should pro- ceed with getting their sec- ond shot, as the medical advice indicated the rare blood clots only develop after the first dose. The group said that only when the benefit clearly out- weighs the risk should an ini- Cambodia’s Angkor site shut down to curb virus PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) — Cambodia is shutting its most popular tourist desti- nation, the centuries-old Ang- kor temple complex, to visi- tors for two weeks to help curb the country’s coronavi- rus outbreak. The closing of the world- famous site is the latest in a slew of measures the country is taking after the number of coronavirus cases surged in February. The Apsara Authority, the government agency that oversees the archaeological site, said that temporarily stopping local and foreign tourists from visiting the temples is important to help combat the virus. It said in a statement dated Wednesday that visitors are banned from April 7 through April 20. The Angkor site, in the northwestern province of Siem Reap, attracted 2.2 mil- lion foreign tourists in 2019, but experienced a sharp fall- off last year due to disrup- tions caused by the pandem- ic. Cambodia allows in tour- ists, but they must undergo a quarantine. The Health Ministry on Thursday announced 113 new local cases of the coronavi- rus and two deaths. Cambo- dia has recorded a total of 3,028 cases, including 23 deaths. The ministry has traced the latest outbreak to a for- eign resident who broke quarantine in a hotel and went to a nightclub in early February. The government on Feb. 20 announced a planned two-week closure of all public schools, cinemas, bars and entertainment ven- ues in the capital, Phnom Penh. As the number of cases rose, the closures were extended throughout the country for schools, gyms, concert halls, museums and other gathering places. A defunct luxury hotel in the capital has been convert- ed into a 500-room coronavi- rus hospital, and the authori- ties are enforcing a new law imposing criminal punish- ment for violating health rules. The use of face masks was made mandatory in Phnom Penh and four of the coun- try’s most densely populated provinces. Weather Page 12, Livingston Enterprise Thursday, April 8, 2021 Livingston Area 5-Day Forecast National Weather Tonight Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Forecast map for April 9, 2021

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Floyd, testified Thursday at former His testimony comes a day cers began pinning Floyd to son countered by pointing out Minnesota state investigator 46, was arrested outside a Officer Derek Chauvin’s mur- after a use-of-force expert the ground until paramedics what he said were moments in on the case, James Reyerson, neighborhood market after der trial. testified that the now-fired began to move him to a the video footage when initially agreed with Nelson being accused of trying to Floyd’s breathing was too white officer bore down with stretcher. Chauvin’s knee did not appear that Floyd seemed to say in a pass a counterfeit $20 bill. 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