Partly cloudy High: 31 | Low: 15 | Details, page 2 DAILY GLOBE yourdailyglobe.com Thursday, March 24, 2016 75 cents Assistant Attorney General appointed in Saxon fire probe By RALPH ANSAMI sy was performed in Madison. tion has been “intense” and is the scene wondered why Waldros warrants. front of the tavern on Saxon’s [email protected] Iron County Judge Patrick being treated as a priority matter couldn’t escape the fire in the The fire occurred around 3:20 main street and it was towed HURLEY — There are new Madden, who returned Wednes- both locally and by the state. one-story building. a.m. on that Saturday and the away as evidence a few hours developments in the investiga- day from a trip to Arizona, said The Wisconsin Department of Saxon residents said officers state fire marshal’s office arrived after the fire was discovered. tion into the March 12 fire that while he was away he appointed Justice and its Department of in bulletproof vests detained at later in the day to begin its inves- Early in the investigation, destroyed the Bear Trap Inn in an assistant Attorney General to Criminal Investigation operate least two people down the block tigation. The fire marshal inves- Iron County Sheriff Tony Furyk Saxon, resulting in the death of a investigate the case. under the Attorney General’s from the fire scene last Friday tigators documented their find- cautioned that it might seem like Kimball, Wis., woman. Acting Judge Douglas Fox, of direction. night and handcuffs were placed ings as they removed the debris, a slow process, but the state Lisa (Henning) Waldros, 52, a Price County, issued recent Iron County District Attorney on one man, but he was appar- piece by piece. investigators are meticulous in bartender at her sister’s tavern- search warrants connected to the Marty Lipske was vacationing in ently later released. The body of Waldros was found their criminal probes. restaurant business, was found case, Madden said. Colorado this week, where he The Iron County Sheriff’s on the following Monday morning Hundreds of area residents dead in the rubble after the fire. Madden said he wasn’t aware was undergoing tests for a sud- Department has not issued any after investigators, assisted by attended a memorial gathering Her body was found in the bath- of any arrests being made in con- den medical ailment. news releases regarding the local firefighters, shoveled for Waldros last Friday afternoon room area of the structure, accord- nection with the fire. Immediately after the fire, cause of the fire, nor the subse- through the rubble all weekend. at the Kimball Community Cen- ing to family members. An autop- The judge said the investiga- family members and onlookers at quent execution of the search Her car had been parked in the ter.

Gogebic County Board SPRING CARDINAL objects to road commission garage site By RALPH ANSAMI hill and traffic safety at the pro- [email protected] posed highway intersection. BESSEMER — The Gogebic Commissioner Jeff Wasley, of County Board of Commissioners Ironwood, said sending a letter will sit down with the road com- to the road commission before mission board next month for a the proposed April 6 meeting joint session and the location of would be premature, however. the proposed new county garage Wasley, Bob Orlich, of Wake- will be one of the issues dis- field, and Leroy Kangas, of Iron- cussed. wood Township, voted against On a 4-3 vote, the county sending the letter. board on Wednesday moved to Bonovetz noted sheriff Pete send a letter to the road commis- Matonich and state police have sion saying the proposed new made it clear the proposed loca- road commission building site off tion would not be safe. U.S. 2, on the south side of the Orlich suggested the county highway and west end of Besse- board get opinions from the mer, would not be suitable for Michigan Department of Trans- the building. portation and other experts “No one thinks it’s a safe site,” about the site. said county board chair Joe Matonich attended the meet- Bonovetz, of Bessemer. “They ing and said MDOT issued an should respect the will of the opinion that the location near people,” he added. U.S. 2 “would be marginal, at The garage would be built on best.” Marshalek Road, between some homes, and county commission- Submitted photo ers expressed concerns about a A CARDINAL rests on a lilac branch in Bonnie Wainio’s Leonard Street, Ironwood, yard Sunday. GARAGE — page 5 MARENISCO Ironwood board seeks grant E-TC board Ironwood’s to create school forest discusses By RICHARD JENKINS The suggestion to apply for [email protected] the grant came from Corey upcoming Wilson named IRONWOOD — The Iron- Howes, a forester with the wood Area Schools Board of Gogebic Conservation District. construction Ojibway Officer Education authorized Superin- Board member John Loren- tendent Tim Kolesar Monday son, who met with Howes, said By JAN TUCKER to apply for a grant to help fund the grant would allow the dis- [email protected] of the Year creation of a school forest. trict to hire a forester to assess EWEN — Plans for upcoming The district plans to apply the timbered land owned by the MARENISCO — Ironwood construction projects at the for a $2,500 grant, the maxi- district near its bus garage and resident Scott Wilson has been Ewen-Trout Creek School were mum amount awarded by the Lorenson Field and develop a named the Ojibway Correction- discussed at the March school Michigan Department of Natu- 20-year logging plan so the al Facility’s Officer of the Year. board meeting. ral Resources forestry steward- property is properly managed. Wilson has been working at District voters approved the ship program, Kolesar told the the prison for 16 years, first as a bond for the construction pro- Daily Globe Tuesday. food service leader and then as a jects which include new lighting corrections officer. FOREST — page 5 for the parking lot and school He attended the Michigan exterior as well as a new roof for Department of Corrections Offi- the K-12 building. cer Academy following privati- E-TC Principal-Superinten- zation of the food service Gogebic County rates high dent Alan Tulppo reported plans department in 2013, returning are being finalized with repre- to Ojibway after graduation. sentatives of Johnson Controls “Officer Wilson has been rec- in Michigan health poll and Integrated Design of Mar- ognized for his exemplary pro- quette and work is expected to By RALPH ANSAMI fessionalism and attention to Health Rankings and begin as soon as the heating sys- Submitted Photo [email protected] detail. When the food service Roadmaps. tem is able to be shut down. OJIBWAY CORRECTIONAL Facility Warden Kathy Olson presents Gogebic County ranked sur- department was privatized in An analysis of comparisons Tulppo also said the district is Corrections Officer Scott Wilson with the 2016 Officer of the Year prisingly well in a recent December of 2013, he attended in the poll shows Gogebic in the final stages of being award. nationwide health poll. the MDOC Officer Academy and County rated seventh of all licensed to open an early child- Of the 83 counties in Michi- became a corrections officer at food service expertise to assist department and vast experience Michigan counties in length of hood center, which will provide a gan, Gogebic County placed OCF,” a prison spokesperson the private food service contrac- in managing prisoners and life and 11th in physical envi- pre-school and day-care center. 14th, while neighboring Onton- said in the award announcment. tor and ease the transition for working within the prison sys- ronment. The goal for opening is August agon County stood at 73rd. “Upon returning to work as everyone involved. Although he The county ranked low in 2016. It’s the seventh report from an officer, Scott exhibited great only has two years in as an offi- an organization called County professionalism in sharing his cer, he has 16 years with the WILSON — page 5 HEALTH — page 5 E-TC — page 5 C O N T A C T U S WEATHER INSIDE INDEX

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For Hillary Clinton is doing what Trump quickly dismissed her One day after the Brussels ALL CDs Every Day Republican rivals now say they speech on Twitter and insisted attacks, Clinton stressed adapt- Class Reunions took far too long to do: Taking he’s better prepared to take over ing to take on a sophisticated IN STOCK 2 For 1 Donald Trump seriously. the country’s fight against Islam- opponent, strengthening Photography by In interviews and foreign poli- ic State militants. alliances abroad and not using $ 00 5 Ronnie Film Developing cy addresses this week, the “Just watched Hillary deliver “bluster that alienates our part- Democratic front-runner has a prepackaged speech on terror. ners.” The United States, she worked to undercut Trump’s cre- She’s been in office fighting ter- said, must intensify the air cam- Camera Camera Camera dentials in the wake of deadly ror for 20 years — and look paign against Islamic militants, & Sound & Sound & Sound bombings in Brussels. Her goal is where we are!” he wrote, adding: support local Arab and Kurdish Ronnie’906-932-3901 s Ronnie’906-932-3901 s Ronnie’906-932-3901 s to transform the voters’ vision of “I will be the best by far in fight- forces on the ground, take on the bombastic reality TV star ing terror. I’m the only one that extremism online and “harden into a potential commander in was right from the beginning, & defenses” at home. chief with his finger on a nuclear now Lyin’ Ted & others are copy- She said the Brussels attacks Ryan slams ‘ugliness’ in politics trigger — an image her team ing me.” That last was a refer- showed the need for a “harder believes will repel voters in ence to a Republican rival. Texas look at security protocols at air- November. Sen. Ted Cruz. ports and other sensitive, so- amid Trump-driven chaos Clinton is casting herself as a Political strategists in both called soft sites.” Referencing the calm harbor in a stormy world, parties admit to being slightly conflict between the FBI and frequently mentioning the need baffled by the coming general Apple over an encrypted iPhone WASHINGTON (AP) — for “steady hands.” The comment election, acknowledging they used by one of the San Bernardi- House Speaker Paul Ryan on is a clear reference to Trump have few clear expectations for a no attackers, Clinton said the Wednesday decried ugliness and with the implication he’d never match-up between candidates technology community and gov- divisiveness in American poli- fill that need. with such high negative ratings ernment must find ways to work tics, delivering a veiled but pas- In a speech Wednesday Stan- and vastly different personal together, calling for an “intelli- sionate rebuke to GOP front-run- ford University, Clinton called styles. gence surge” in the United States ner Donald Trump and the nasty for “strong, smart, steady leader- But there is on prediction they and with allies. tone of the presidential race. ship,” arguing that recent com- all agree on: It will get ugly. Like Clinton, Trump, sees “When passions flare, ugliness ments from Republicans Trump Though there are still months international instability as offer- is sometimes inevitable. But we and Texas Sen. Ted Cruz show of primary contests to come, the ing advantages to his campaign, shouldn’t accept ugliness as the they are not up to the task of two front-runners have already repeatedly pointing to the norm,” Ryan told an invited audi- combatting Islamic militants. begun trading heated attacks. November 2015 attacks in Paris ence of congressional interns on “Turning our back on our Trump has accused Clinton of as a turning point that boosted Capitol Hill. alliances, or turning our alliance being responsible for the deaths his poll numbers and helped win “If someone has a bad idea, we into a protection racket would of hundreds of thousands across him voters. tell them why our idea is better. reverse decades of bipartisan the globe. Clinton, in turn, has “Whenever there’s a big prob- We don’t insult them into agree- American leadership and send a accused him of inciting violence lem_national security type prob- ing with us,” he said. dangerous signal to friend and and likened his rise in the polls lem_I go up because people view “We don’t resort to scaring foe alike,” she said, referencing a to “dark chapters” of history like me as much stronger. And they you, we dare to inspire you.” call by Trump to lessen U.S. the Holocaust. actually think that I_I think they The Wisconsin Republican involvement in NATO. “Putin Her aides see foreign policy as feel I’m much more competent,” never mentioned Trump’s name already hopes to divide Europe. an area that allows Clinton to Trump said in an interview with or that of any other candidate, If Mr. Trump gets his way, it will highlight both Trump’s unpre- Bloomberg television. Republican or Democratic. But be like Christmas in the Krem- dictable temperament and lack He’s offered a flurry of inflam- his targets were clear in a some- lin.” of international experience. matory — and frequently vague times frightful campaign season Clinton also assailed Cruz’s Democrats say those points, — policy proposals to tackle ter- that’s featured insults, sucker call for patrolling Muslim neigh- coupled with his controversial rorism. In the wake of Brussels punches and near-riots as often borhoods. statements about women, Lati- attacks, he for the U.S. to “close as substantive policy debates. “When Republican candidates nos and Muslims, will help their up our borders,” start “We are slipping into being a like Ted Cruz call for treating party woo moderate indepen- widespread government surveil- divisive country,” he said. “If American Muslims like criminals dents and even Republican vot- lance on Muslims and expand we’re going to keep this beautiful and for racially profiling predom- ers — and of-set potential losses international laws to permit American experiment going inantly Muslim neighborhoods, among the white, working class forms of torture like waterboard- Associated Press we’re going to have to stay uni- it’s wrong, it’s counterproductive, men attracted to Trump’s candi- ing. fied.” HOUSE SPEAKER Paul Ryan of Wis. speaks to congressional interns on Some of Ryan’s comments the state of American politics and the changing tenor of the current nearly echoed remarks last week political discourse in the presidential race, Wednesday on Capitol Hill from President Barack Obama, in Washington. who voiced dismay at the violence repeatedly promised to back the ring hollow until he backs them 13 alibi witnesses, 20 years in prison, now freedom and “vulgar and divisive rhetoric” eventual GOP nominee. The up with action and withdraws of this presidential race, and speaker has also avoided any his support from Donald Trump,” NEW YORK (AP) — When Bronx District days ahead of a planned released issued a plea for civility. outright denunciation of Trump said Adam Jentleson, spokesman questioned over a murder, Attorney Dar- of a “Dateline” digital series on Still, Democrats wasted no even while criticizing several of for Senate Minority Leader Richard Rosario named 13 peo- cel Clark NBCNews.com on the case. It time in criticizing Ryan’s speech, the businessman’s more extreme Harry Reid of Nevada. ple he said could back an alibi agreed to rec- adds to a roster of over 25 convic- noting that while remaining offi- positions, such as barring Mus- Ryan’s outwardly neutral 1,000 miles long. But he spent 20 ommend dis- tions from New York City’s high- cially neutral in his party’s pres- lims from entering the country. stance comes even as other GOP years in prison before the convic- missing his crime 1980s and ‘90s that prose- idential primary, Ryan has “Speaker Ryan’s words will leaders have openly searched for tion was overturned, freeing him conviction, but cutors have disavowed in the last ways to prevent Trump from — at least for now. not the charges five years. clinching the nomination before Rosario wiped at his face and themselves, Rosario’s attorneys called his or during the party’s July con- smiled Wednesday as a judge while she rein- case an illustration of unreliable vention in Cleveland. Ryan, his threw out his conviction in a vestigates the eyewitness testimony, bungled party’s 2012 vice presidential 1996 New York City shooting Richard killing of 17- defense and the difficulty of Rosario nominee, has said he is not inter- that happened while Rosario year-old Jorge fighting a guilty verdict. ested in becoming president and says he was in Florida. Both his Collazo, also Rosario, now 40, was arrest- has dismissed growing talk of a lawyers and prosecutors now called George Collazo. Prosecu- ed after two witnesses identi- 2013 2014 FORD contested convention that could agree his then-attorneys didn’t tors could ultimately decide to fied him from a police photo FORD EDGE AWD ESCAPE SE AWD turn into a free-for-all for the do enough to track down retry Rosario or to drop the book as the man who’d shot nomination. Rosario’s alibi witnesses and charges. George Collazo in the head Leather, dual moon roofs, Only 8,000 miles, Yet Ryan similarly claimed he enlist them in his defense. “A modicum of justice has after an exchange of words on navigation, loaded, only 11,000 fully loaded, great MPG, never wanted to become speaker. “I’ve been in prison for 20 occurred today,” said one of his a Bronx street on June 19, miles, silver, SHARP! sharp. years for a crime I didn’t com- lawyers, Glenn Garber of the 1996. No forensic or physical $ $ He ended up with the job anyway SAVE!! 28,999 SAVE, SAVE 24,999 after John Boehner, R-Ohio, was mit,” said Rosario, who had lost Exoneration Initiatve. But “he’s evidence tied Rosario to the pushed out by conservatives last multiple appeals. “My family did- not been fully vindicated, and we crime. fall and a leadership vacuum n’t deserve this. I didn’t deserve hope he will be soon.” He said he’d been staying with Cloverland Motors resulted. As speaker of the House this, and nor did the family of the Rosario’s release came two friends in Deltona, Florida, and 300 E. CloverlandDr., (U.S. 2) • Ironwood, MI 49938 Ryan will have the job of chairing victim.” months after Clark succeeded he listed over a dozen people he 1-800-932-1202 • Phone: 906-932-1202 • Fax: 906-932-3295 the GOP convention in July. Rosario hasn’t been cleared: 27-year DA Robert Johnson and said had seen him there. THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 2016 l 3 Community calendar STUDENTS OF THE MONTH

Email calendar items and com- and potluck dinner. come. munity news to news@yourdaily- Sunday, March 27 Government globe.com. For more information, Gogebic Community College call 906-932-2211. Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 p.m., Board, 4:30 p.m., room B-22 of the Thursday, March 24 closed meeting, Salem Lutheran Jacob Solin Business Center, GCC. Church, Ironwood. Iron County Board of Supervi- Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 sors, 6 p.m., Courthouse, Hurley. vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, Wednesday, March 30 Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., Bessemer. area74.org. Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 Monday, March 28 Christian Men of the Northland, p.m., Marenisco Township. 906-667- 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Ironwood. 1110. Iron County Food Pantry, 9 Mercer Area Play Group, 9:30- Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Ave., Mon- 11 a.m., all welcome, Mercer, Wis., Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. treal, Wis. 715-561-4450. Public Library. 715-476-2366. area74.org. Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Alcoholics Anonymous, open Grief Support Group, 2 p.m., all Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran welcome, The Inn Bed and Break- area74.org. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. fast, Montreal, Wis. 906-663-0308. Finnish Language Class, 4 DOVE Support Group, noon-2 Pokemon Club, 4-5 p.m., Iron- p.m., Little Finland, Kimball, Wis. p.m. 906-932-4990. wood Carnegie Library. Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 p.m., Ironwood/Hurley Rotary Club, Free Community Easter Ham Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church, 12:15 p.m., Elk and Hound Restau- Dinner, 5-6:30 p.m., Wakefield Unit- Ironwood. area74.org. rant, Ironwood. ed Methodist Church. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, Iron County Veterans Service ReGeneration Youth, 5:30-6:45 Ontonagon United Methodist Church Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Wis., p.m., ages 10-11; Relentless Youth, basement, next to Holiday gas sta- Town Hall. 715-561-2190. 7-9 p.m., ages 12-18; Lighthouse Adult Children of Alcoholics, 7 tion, Ontonagon. area74.org. Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe Faith Center, Ironwood. p.m., Samaritan Counseling, Iron- Methamphetamine ETC, 8 p.m., FOUR IRONWOOD students were recognized at Monday’s school board meeting as the district’s “citizens of Alcoholics Anonymous, 6:30 support group, Woodland Church, wood. p.m., First Presbyterian Church, Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 the month,” for the month of February. The recognized students were, from left, junior Hannah Nasi, eighth Ironwood. 906-285-2813 or grader Julieann Mead, second grader Lauren Sheffler and fourth grader Nicholas Niemi. Hurley. area74.org. methetc.web.com. p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, Government Government Bessemer. area74.org. Downtown Ironwood Develop- Iron County Land Information Government ment Authority, 8 a.m., meeting, Council, 10 a.m., Iron County Court- Gogebic-Iron Wastewater Conference Room 1, second floor, house, Hurley. Authority and Board, 2 p.m., Treat- Memorial Building, Ironwood. Gogebic County Road Com- ment Facility Boardroom. City of Ironwood Art Plan pub- Want to be a zombie? Join ‘The Friday, March 25 mission, 5 p.m., road commission office, courthouse, Bessemer. lic input meeting, 6:30 p.m., Memo- Double Trouble, 11 a.m.-12:30 Bessemer Township Board, 5 rial Building. p.m., Serenity Center, Ironwood. p.m., Bessemer Township Hall, Thursday, March 31 Walking Dead’ immersive show Mercer Food Pantry, noon-1 Ramsay. p.m., Railroad Street, Mercer, Wis. Ironwood Township Board, Gogebic County Veterans Ser- SECAUCUS, N.J. (AP) — It’s traveling the country in ence.” Emergencies: 715-476-7655. 5:30 p.m., Ironwood Township vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., When the lights come on, the three tractor trailers and is There are various ways to Ironwood Carnegie Library offices. Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., Board, 4 p.m. Wakefield City Council, 5:30 Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 scene in front of you isn’t pretty: part of both the Walker Stalk- experience the immersive show: Alcoholics Anonymous/Al- p.m., Wakefield City Hall. p.m., Marenisco Township. 906-667- There’s a gagged woman hand- ers tour and the Heroes & Vil- as a survivor who goes through Anon, noon, Salem Lutheran Ironwood City Commission, 1110. cuffed to a wall, a TV on at full lains Fan Fest. It’s currently in waves of seven at a time Church, Ironwood. area74.org. 5:30 p.m., Ironwood Memorial Build- Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, volume and a guy lying on a in Salt Lake City and will ($60), or getting made up as a Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, ing. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. couch with a gaping belly make stops in April in Denver gruesome Walker, including Ontonagon United Methodist Church Bessemer Area School District area74.org. wound. and Nashville, Tennessee; prosthetics, and scaring the basement, next to Holiday gas sta- Board of Education, 6 p.m., A.D. Grief Support Group, 2 p.m., all Such is the troubling land- Chicago in May; Charlotte, wits out of survivors ($60). tion, Ontonagon. area74.org. Johnston High School library. welcome, The Inn Bed and Break- scape that greets audience North Carolina, in June; Combo tickets go for $120, and Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Mercer School Board, 5 p.m., fast, Montreal, Wis. 906-663-0308. members at the beginning of the Boston and Secaucus, New Jer- for $20 more, there’s a package p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic Mercer K-12 School commons, Mer- ReGeneration Youth, 5:30-6:45 touring immersive show recre- sey, in July; San Jose, Califor- with no time limit. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. cer, Wis. p.m., ages 10-11; Relentless Youth, ating the chilling world of “The nia, in August; Philadelphia Counts prides himself on Saturday, March 26 Tuesday, March 29 7-9 p.m., ages 12-18; Lighthouse Faith Center, Ironwood. Walking Dead,” in which the and Atlanta in October; realism, and he promises high world has been plagued by a Atlanta again in November; production values. “We’ve gone Alcoholics Anonymous, 11 Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Alcoholics Anonymous, 6:30 a.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Iron- vice Officer, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Iron- p.m., First Presbyterian Church, zombie apocalypse. The horror and Edison, New Jersey, in overboard with sets and wood. area74.org. wood Memorial Building. 906-667- Hurley. area74.org. drama series on AMC is one of December. authenticity in depicting the Community Pickleball Pad- 1110. Government the most popular shows on tele- Walker Stalker Con, the sec- reality of it,” he says. dlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer School gym- Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, City of Ironwood City Com- vision. ond largest fan convention in If “Chapter One” is a success, nasium. 715-776-4588. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. mission and Planning Commis- Visitors make their way North America, plans 16 events new narratives for a sequel may Free Supper, 5-6 p.m., Apostolic area74.org. sion Zoning Ordinance Work- through the 10,000-square-foot across America, a meet-up in be borrowed from “The Walking Lutheran Church, Aurora Street, Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., shop, 5 p.m., Memorial Building, Ironwood. attraction — six sets built into London in February and a Dead” comic books and TV show Ironwood. Episcopal Church of the Transfigura- tractor trailers, plus various cruise to the Bahamas. — including the recently Alcoholics Anonymous, 6-7 tion, Ironwood. area74.org. Iron County Law Enforcement Committee, 5 p.m., Iron County tents — as either a postapoca- “Whether we’re in New renewed spin-off, “Fear the p.m., Church of Transfiguration, Ironwood Kiwanis Club, noon, lyptic survivor or, after a quick York, London or Atlanta — Walking Dead” — and video Ironwood. Open speaker meeting Golden Dragon. New members wel- Courthouse, Hurley. makeup session, an undead which is our biggest event of game series. zombie. the year with 50,000 people — Counts has this warning for If you go in as a human, the they still manage to keep it first-timers, who gather in Automakers say electrics, hybrids handcuffed woman — she’s the very intimate,” says Jackie small groups in a completely one moaning “They’re going to Prutsman, vice president of dark living room when the kill me!” — needs to be operations at Walker Stalker. experience begins: “It’s very ungagged. Then she’ll give you “I think fans are often sur- possible that not everybody in no longer just gas-sippers some more unsettling news: The prised by how much they feel your group makes it out key to her handcuffs was swal- they’ve claimed of the experi- alive.” NEW YORK (AP) — When Hyundai unveiled battery, gas- hybrids and electrics. But lowed by the gentleman on the Toyota aired a Super Bowl televi- electric hybrid and plug-in ver- automakers will press on, now couch. The one with the hole in sion ad featuring a surprisingly sions of a new car called the selling them on style, accelera- his gut. quick Prius gas-electric hybrid Ioniq, while Toyota showed the tion, handling and reliability. “Someone’s got to go and get eluding police, it marked a turn- plug-in Prius Prime, which can Electric vehicles have few the key,” says creator and direc- ing point for the auto industry. go 22 miles on electricity before moving parts. “They require far tor Michael Counts, one of the For years, automakers pushed the gas-electric power system less service,” Renault-Nissan early pioneers of immersive the- fuel efficiency to sell hybrid and elec- kicks in. The electric range is CEO Carlos Ghosn said Wednes- ater, during a backstage tour. tric vehicles. Now, in an era of cheap double the old version. day. “No oil changes, and they “Use your imagination to figure gasoline, the message is: These cars The Prius hybrid, powered by are extremely reliable.” it out.” are faster and quieter than their gas and electric motors, started As a power source, electricity After that gross situation, gas-powered counterparts. And, yes, the alternative fuel movement in outpaces gasoline in just about you must handle simulated you still save on fuel. the U.S. in 2000. Toyota deliber- every area, says Karl Brauer, gunfire, holographic images “They’ve graduated out of the ately made it look different than senior auto analyst for Kelley Blue of Walkers, billowing smoke, class of something that’s a bit of other cars, knowing that buyers Book. Advancements have made tunnels, realistic light and an oddity to drive,” says Mike wanted to make a statement batteries smaller, increased their sound effects, and actors O’Brien, vice president of product about being environmentally storage capacity and brought playing Walkers hunting for planning for Hyundai. “It’s all friendly. Other companies set prices down. Electric motors can you. And that’s just the first about making these cars better.” their green cars apart as well. take off faster than gas engines, part. Until now, hybrids and Even though sales grew as and hybrids can power wheels “It’s all these effects that are electrics have largely appealed to manufacturers added models, with both electric and gas motors highly designed, very specific, the environmentally-conscious they never really caught on, for better acceleration. Electrics very produced that ultimately crowd. The vehicles cost thou- partly because of the improved also are far quieter. create this totally immersive, sands of dollars extra, and fuel economy of gas-powered Yet at $2 per gallon, it would totally transportive experience although drivers eventually vehicles. At their peak in 2013, take more than 10 years to where you’re in the world of recouped their money in fuel sav- with gas averaging $3.50 per gal- recoup the $3,720 price differ- ‘The Walking Dead,’” says ings, the vehicles lacked the power lon, Americans bought only ence between a base model Toy- Counts. and handling of gas-powered 341,000 hybrids and electrics, ota Camry hybrid and its four- “The Walking Dead Experi- rivals. Electrics also suffered from about 2.2 percent of total U.S. cylinder gas-engine counterpart. ence — Chapter One” is set the driver concern that the battery car sales, according to Kelley But that’s not always a fair com- night that the zombie apoca- could run out of juice on a trip. Blue Book. parison, said Stephanie Brinley, lypse starts. It’s backed by the Now, the tide is slowly turning. Companies spent millions senior analyst for IHS Automo- fan-driven Walker Stalker Con General Motors and Tesla will developing the cars, taking losses tive. Hybrids often come with and Skybound Entertainment, bring electric vehicles to market to meet government fuel econo- more equipment and are compa- the company led by “The Walk- next year priced around $30,000, my standards that gradually rable to better-equipped, pricier ing Dead” creator Robert Kirk- including a $7,500 federal tax cred- increase and require the new-car models, she said. man. it. Battery range has improved sig- fleet to average 54.5 miles per nificantly, experts expect gasoline gallon by 2025. prices to eventually climb higher, As gas prices fell below $2 per and the advent of autonomous gallon, sales of hybrids and vehicles favors motors powered by electrics dropped further. Last -++
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Smoked Salmon Salad your hosts Chris & Carlo Lahti ~ 906-364-2935 4 l THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 2016 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Obama’s feckless defense of human rights in Cuba On Jan. 8, the Associated Press reported retary of State John Kerry held a wreath-lay- DAILY GLOBE that President Barack Obama “may travel to ing ceremony at the monument to Jose Marti Cuba as early as this spring if he feels the in Havana’s Revolution Square on Monday. Sue Mizell, Publisher rights situation here is improving and a pres- Marti was a philosopher, journalist and free- idential trip will help.” dom fighter who died in 1895 leading a revo- Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor The Castro dictatorship’s response was lution against the Spanish occupation of immediate and severe. According to Elizardo Nat and Nick Cuba. Obama quoted Marti more than once Sanchez, the president of the Cuban Com- Hentoff during his speech on human rights, although mission for Human Rights and National Rec- he failed to note that Marti’s goal was to In Their Opinion onciliation, there were 2,555 political deten- establish a democratic republic in Cuba. tions in Cuba during the first two months of But the hoped-for symbolism of a U.S. Senate must do its 2016. Sweet Land of Liberty president laying a wreath at the Marti It is a familiar pattern. As we wrote last memorial was overshadowed, literally, by a fall, the Cuban government’s response at five-story relief sculpture of Che Guevara each stage in the process of reconciliation On Sept. 30, Figueroa climbed the fence of looming over the ceremony from a nearby job and give Merrick with the United States has been a steady the newly opened U.S. Embassy and shouted, building. The rendering of Guevara makes it escalation in the arbitrary harassment, “Down With Raul!” as he rushed toward the appear that the Castro dictatorship’s former abuse, arrest and detention of Cuba’s pro- building in a bid for political asylum. chief executioner is winking at those assem- Garland a hearing democracy dissidents. Crackdowns on politi- Figueroa was detained by the embassy’s bled below. cal dissidents preceded both the September security staff and immediately turned over to We were reminded of the time Nat inter- Now that President Barack Obama has done his job visit of Pope Francis and the opening of the Cuban authorities. In January, the AP viewed Guevara during a meeting at the and nominated Merrick Garland for the Supreme Court, U.S. Embassy in August. reported that he was in prison awaiting trial. Cuban mission to the United Nations in the Sen. Ron Johnson and his fellow Republicans in the Sen- Obama proceeded with his historic visit to Castro was asked about Cuba’s political early 1960s. Guevara, dressed in his neatly ate need to do theirs and give the nominee a hearing. Cuba in spite of the crackdowns. When his prisoners by CNN’s Jim Acosta during a joint pressed military uniform, professed not to GOP senators, including Johnson, have said the next plane landed in Havana last Sunday, Raul news conference with President Obama. Cas- understand English and spoke through an appointment to the Supreme Court should be made by the Castro was not present to greet him. tro’s response raised belligerent sarcasm to interpreter. next president of the United States. They’re wrong on To his credit, Obama gave a lengthy an art form: “Mr. Guevara, can you envision at any that. The people elected Obama to a full four-year term in speech on human rights, which was broad- “What political prisoners? Give me a name time in the future that there might be free 2012, not a three-year term. He is still the president with cast live on Cuban state television. He also or names, or when, after this meeting is over, elections in Cuba?” he was asked by Nat. obligations to fulfill, and he’s fulfilling them. held a two-hour meeting with a group of you can give me a list of political prisoners Guevara didn’t wait for the interpreter. The Senate should do the same. prominent Cuban political dissidents, some- and if we have those political prisoners, they He burst out laughing. In between his Garland, 63, is the chief judge for the United States thing Pope Francis did not do. U.S. Embassy will be released before tonight ends.” amused chortles, he managed to respond, Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, a staff had to escort the dissidents to the meet- Obama stood mute. It would have sent a “Aqui? In Cuba?” court whose influence over federal policy and national ing for fear they would be arrested if they powerful message to Castro if the president Nat Hentoff is a nationally renowned security matters has made it a proving ground for poten- tried to attend on their own. had ticked off a list of Cuba’s remaining polit- authority on the First Amendment and the tial Supreme Court justices. A former prosecutor and One dissident who could not attend the ical prisoners by name — such as Carlos Bill of Rights. He is a member of the Manuel Figueroa Alvarez — and demanded longtime jurist with a distinguished career, he led the meeting was Carlos Manuel Figueroa Reporters Committee for Freedom of the that they be released. But sending powerful investigation into the Oklahoma City bombing. Alvarez, one of 53 Cuban political prisoners Press, and the Cato Institute, where he is a released in December 2014 as part of the messages to dictators is not one of Obama’s senior fellow. is a criminal In making his announcement, Obama held up Merrick Nick Hentoff negotiations that began the process of nor- talents. defense and civil liberties attorney in New as a diligent public servant, and quoted past praise for malization. This was apparent when Obama and Sec- York City. Garland from Chief Justice John Roberts and Republican U.S. Sen. Orrin Hatch. Obama said Garland’s talent for bringing together “odd couples” made him a consensus candidate poised to become an immediate force on the Today in history court. Obama also said Garland is known for his “decency, The Associated Press modesty, integrity, evenhandedness and excellence.” In other words, Garland is no wild-eyed loose cannon Today’s Highlight in History who can’t be trusted. Quite the opposite. And, although he On March 24, 2015, German- may lean liberal in a judicial sense, he doesn’t appear to wings Flight 9525, an Airbus A320, crashed into the French Alps, killing be an ideologue with his own agenda. By all accounts, all 150 people on board; investiga- Garland appears to be a reasonable and thoughtful selec- tors said the jetliner was deliberate- tion. ly downed by the 27-year-old co- Which makes him more than worthy of consideration pilot, Andreas Lubitz, who had a his- by the Senate. Senators should do the president and Gar- tory of depression and mental ill- land the courtesy of hearing him out. How they vote then ness. On this date is up to them. But at least hear him out. In 1765, Britain enacted the Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.), Quartering Act, requiring American Johnson and other Republicans who have made it their colonists to provide temporary hous- job to stand shoulder to shoulder against Obama should ing to British soldiers. consider this: In 1832, a mob in Hiram, Ohio, Do they really want Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton attacked, tarred and feathered Mor- to make the next selection to the court? mon leaders Joseph Smith Jr. and Sidney Rigdon. —Milwaukee Journal Sentinel In 1913, New York’s Palace The- atre, the legendary home of vaudeville, opened on Broadway. In 1934, President Franklin D. Legislators Roosevelt signed a bill granting future independence to the Philip- pines. In 1944, in occupied Rome, the Michigan Wisconsin Nazis executed more than 300 civil- airstrikes against Yugoslavia, mark- held at Forest Lawn Cemetery for DJ Rodney “Kool Kollie” Terry Gov. Rick Snyder, P.O. Box Gov. Scott Walker, 115 East ians in reprisal for an attack by Ital- ing the first time in its 50-year exis- Elizabeth Taylor (the service began (Ghostown DJs) is 55. TV personal- 30013, Lansing, MI 48909, phone Capitol, Madison, WI 53702, phone ian partisans the day before that tence that it had ever attacked a 15 minutes behind schedule in ity Star Jones is 54. Country-rock 517-373-3400, online contact page: 608-266-1212, online contact page: had killed 32 German soldiers. sovereign country. Thirty-nine peo- accordance with the actress’ wish to musician Patterson Hood (Drive-By michigan.gov/snyder. walker.wi.gov. In 1955, the Tennessee Williams ple were killed when fire erupted in be late for her own funeral). Truckers) is 52. Actor Peter Jacob- Sen. Debbie Stabenow, D- Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis., 328 play “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof” opened the Mont Blanc tunnel in France and One year ago: President Barack son is 51. Rock singer-musician Mich., 731 Hart Senate Office Build- Hart Senate Office Building, Wash- on Broadway. burned for two days. Obama received Afghan President Sharon Corr (The Corrs) is 46. ing, Washington, DC 20510, phone ington, DC 20510, phone 202-224- In 1958, rock-and-roll singer Ten years ago: Thousands of Ashraf Ghani at the White House, Actress Lauren Bowles is 46. Elvis Presley was inducted into the people across the country protested where Obama agreed to slow the Actress Lara Flynn Boyle is 46. 202-224-4822, online contact page: 5323, online contact page: ronjohn- Army in Memphis, Tennessee. legislation cracking down on immi- U.S military pullout from Afghanistan Rapper Maceo (AKA P.A. Pasemas- stabenow.senate.gov. son.senate.gov. In 1975, Muhammad Ali defeated grants who were in the U.S. illegally. at the request of its new government ter Mase) is 46. Actress Megyn Sen. Gary Peters, D-Mich., 724 Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-Wis., Chuck Wepner with a technical In Selmer, Tennessee, Mary Winkler but insisted the delay would not Price is 45. Actor Jim Parsons is 43. Hart Senate Office Building, Wash- 717 Hart Senate Office Building, knockout in the 15th round of a fight was charged with shooting to death jeopardize his commitment to end Christian rock musician Chad Butler ington, DC 20510, phone 202-224- Washington, DC 20510, phone 202- in Richfield, Ohio. (Wepner, a jour- her minister-husband, Matthew Win- America’s longest war before leav- (Switchfoot) is 42. Actress Alyson 6221, online contact page: 224-5653; online contact page: bald- neyman known as the “Bayonne kler, in the parsonage of their ing office. Hannigan is 42. NFL quarterback peters.senate.gov. win.senate.gov. Bleeder,” inspired Sylvester Stallone church. (Mary Winkler, who said Today’s Birthdays Peyton Manning is 40. Actress U.S. Rep. Dan Benishek, R- U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy, R-Ash- to make his “Rocky” films.) she’d been abused by her husband, Poet Lawrence Ferlinghetti is 97. Olivia Burnette is 39. Actress Jessi- Crystal Falls, 514 Cannon House land, 1208 Longworth House Office In 1976, the president of Argenti- was convicted of voluntary Actor William Smith is 83. Fashion ca Chastain is 39. Actor Amir Arison Office Building, Washington, DC Building, Washington, DC 20515, na, Isabel Peron, was deposed by manslaughter and received a three- and costume designer Bob Mackie is 38. Actress Lake Bell is 37. Rock 20515, phone 202-225-4735, online phone 202-225-3365, online contact her country’s military. British war year prison sentence, but was grant- is 77. Actor R. Lee Ermey is 72. musician Benj Gershman (O.A.R.) is contact page: benishek.house.gov. page: duffy.house.gov. hero Field Marshal Viscount Mont- ed probation for most of it.) Movie director Curtis Hanson is 71. 36. Neo-soul musician Jesse State Sen. Tom Casperson, R- State Sen. 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PUBLISHER EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna Martilla yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Award Winning Newspaper Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 ADVERTISING DIRECTOR LEAD PRESS Published daily Monday - Saturday Heidi Ofstad Bill Westerman (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 2016 l 5 League Association toward the AREA BLOOD/ NATION DRIVE Record Forest purchase of bases and other necessities for the new field being constructed. Lorenson POLICE REPORTS argued the school’s softball From page 1 Iron County, Wis. team will be one of the primary The Iron County Sheriff’s Depart- Lorenson told the board the beneficiaries of the new field ment received several complaints property is roughly 13 acres in and the district hasn’t con- Sunday from residents of Losby size, with around 10 acres of log- tributed to the effort. The board Road in Springstead regarding a gable timber. He said Howes felt also agreed to have the district neighbor shooting Tannerite. the district probably should have contribute to the maintenance of According to an ICSD report, the explosions were causing windows to explore the option of logging the the field. shake across the lake. land a while ago. —Kolesar informed the board ——— “He told me it probably should the Keweenaw Land Association An Ashland resident reported at have been logged out 10 years has contributed $5,000 to sup- 10:37 a.m. on Monday that a large ago, because there is a lot of stuff port the students going to Camp tackle box was stolen from his boat on the ground already,” Loren- Superior. in Saxon Harbor, according to an son said. —The board approved an ICSD report. Not only would the sale of the amendment to the district’s bud- ——— timber on the property generate get. According to information Steven Dean-Rahko Pozega, 19, revenue for the school, the cre- presented at the meeting, the was lodged at the ICSD jail on Hur- ley Police Department charges of ation of a school forest could pre- district lost $68,608 in state entry into a locked vehicle, petty sent a range of educational funding related special education theft from a locked vehicle and pos- opportunities for district stu- funding. The district also added session of drug paraphernalia, dents. $14,827 to its dual enrollment according to an ICSD report. Board president Steve budget for the 2015-16 budget. ——— Thomas mentioned the possibili- With these changes, the district’s Leslie L. Karpinen, 68, of Park ty of working with the fund balance stands at $150,771, Falls, was cited for operating while Keweenaw Land Association to according to information pre- intoxicated, operating with a prohib- expose students to the possibili- sented to the board. ited alchohol content greater than ties of a career in forestry. —Brian and Kerry Roehm .10 and failure to notify the police of an accident following a single-car The creation of a school forest approached the board about the rollover on Wisconsin 182 in Spring- would also allow the district to possibility of re-establishing the Tom Stankard/Daily Globe stead, according to an ICSD report. put special signage on the prop- school’s golf team as a club sport KELSY KRIEGER, of the American Red Cross, tends to Mark Mazzon, a mathematics teacher at A.D. Johnston ——— erty and expand the grant oppor- and mentioned the possibility of High School in Bessemer, during a blood drive Wednesday morning. Mazzon said he tries to donate blood at Scott Tanula, 44, of Ironwood, tunities for the district. either them paying for their son least three times a year. was incarcerated on HPD charges In other business: to compete under the school’s of battery, according to an ICSD —The board adopted the same name or creating a co-op team report. evaluation methods for all school with the other districts in the ——— personnel to ensure continuity area. While district officials A Montreal resident reported a between the staff levels. weren’t sure if anything could be Garage phone scam involving the caller pos- Greenland woman sentenced to jail ing as an IRS representative, —The board agreed to con- done this year, given the season according to an ICSD report. tribute $1,200 to the school’s will soon start, they said they ONTONAGON — A Green- partner in the Rogers Insurance ANIMAL COMPLAINTS Business Professionals of Ameri- would explore the available From page 1 land woman was sentenced to Agency at the time of the crime. Iron County, Wis. ca group to help the students options. jail and probation on forgery and Prosecutor Mike Findley repre- The ICSD received a report of a who qualified travel to Boston to —Bessemer resident Bill There was no opposition to embezzlement charges in Onton- sented the approximately 30 vic- brown and beige pomeranian dog compete in the national competi- McDonald addressed the board the road commission construct- agon Circuit Court Wednesday. tims. found near the Corkscrew in Kim- tion. in support of the possible merger ing a new $4.7 million building Amy Sue Truscott, 41, was Attorney E. DeForge told the ball. The dog was taken to HOPE Animal Shelter. —The board voted to donate with the Bessemer Area School at Wednesday’s meeting, but the sentenced by Circuit Judge Janis court that Trucott’s work at the $1,000 to the Ironwood Little District. location was the sticking point. Burgess to spend eight months agency was “over her head” and Lottery At a finance committee meet- in jail and five years probation she was not capable of running ing before Wednesday’s regular on two counts of forgery and a the business, adding no one was county board meeting, Dan Siiri- Wednesday which should result in a lower count of embezzlement by an hurt by her actions. Michigan E-TC millage rate for taxpayers. la, of Ironwood, now a road com- agent or trustee more than Truscott tearfully apologized Classic Lotto 47: 18-28-33-36-40-46 Tulppo said all schools in the mission member, criticized the $1,000, but less than $20,000. for anyone she has hurt by her Poker Lotto: QH-JS-10C-9D-10H Gogebic-Ontonagon Intermedi- road commission. Eight other original counts were actions. Midday Daily 3: 0-1-3 Midday Daily 4: 6-8-0-6 ate School District have been The former county board dropped in a plea agreement. Burgess, said a large number From page 1 Daily 3: 4-3-1 meeting to discuss shared ser- chair was appointed to the road Truscott pleaded no contest to of persons are in support of Daily 4: 1-3-6-9 Tulppo said when open, the vices. He is exploring options commission by the county board the charges. Truscott and even some of the Fantasy 5: 05-07-11-35-36 daycare center will run year- with different districts, but noth- about three months ago. Burgess explained the court victims consider themselves Keno: 03-04-11-13-17-23-28-31-37-39-40-44-47-50- 53-55-57-66-67-74-77-79 round, while the pre-school will ing has been finalized. Siirila said, “It’s like the wild, permits a no-contest plea if the friends. She said the victims and wild west,” indicating road com- run on the school calendar year. In other action, the board: defendant may be sued in civil Truscott are fortunate that the Wisconsin The board discussed a propos- —Heard a presentation from missioners don’t follow Roberts court, but added that in the case people who considered them- 5 Card Cash: QD-JH-6C-3H-10H al to start the school day later second grade students about Rules of Order and claiming bills of the criminal court system, it is selves insured had not been Megabucks: 01-29-33-36-43-49 are paid before being approved SuperCash: 02-12-17-20-22-33, Doubler: Y during the 2016-17 school year. their participation in “Read treated as a guilty plea. involved in accidents and some Badger 5: 06-15-22-24-26 A recent survey of parents indi- Around the Planet,” which they by the panel. Burgess noted the court has victims pointed out that the Daily Pick 3: 1-6-5 cated there is support for a later communicated over the ITV net- “It’s been a struggle for me received statements from victims lapse in insurance impacts their Daily Pick 4: 9-2-2-9 start time. A recommendation work with a class from Elmira, from Day 1,” he said. and also letters on behalf of the insurances going forward. Siirila said he has voted Multi-state will be brought to the board in New York. defendant. A restitution hearing was Powerball: 05-08-15-22-49, Powerball: 25, Power April. —Heard the school robotics against accepting minutes of Truscott was serving as a scheduled for 1:30 p.m. on May 5. Play: 3 The board approved an evalu- program is going well and stu- meetings because he doesn’t ation of Tulppo and gave him a dents will travel to Escanaba to approve of the actions. rating of “highly effective.” participate in a three-day “They all hate me,” he said of District business manager event. Ted Trudgeon was com- the fellow four road commission- Tammy Gibson reported on the mended for his work with the ers. THURSDAY EVENING MARCH 24, 2016 recent bond sale for the building students. County board members said 7:007:308:008:309:009:3010:0010:3011:0011:30 project. She said because of the —And accepted with regret “procedures and perceptions” (6:00) 2016 NCAA Basketball Tourna- 2016 NCAA Basketball Tournament Regional Semifinal: Teams KDLH 3 Late # CBS KDLH district’s solid financial condi- the retirement of Larry Maki, will be discussed at the joint ment Regional Semifinal: Teams TBA. TBA. (N) (Live) (CC) News Show-Colbert tion, bonds will be sold at a lower who taught in the district for meeting. (6:00) 2016 NCAA Basketball Tourna- 2016 NCAA Basketball Tournament Regional Semifinal: Teams Local 3 Late % CBS WJMN ment Regional Semifinal: Teams TBA. TBA. (N) (Live) (CC) News at Show-Colbert than anticipated interest rate, more than 25 years. 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Walsh said only milkweed — which Monarchs feed exclusively on — grown in the Delandsheer / Comparin greenhouse is given to the butterflies. The zoo plans to release another 700 to 800 VAIL, Colo. — Alyson Comparin and Trevor captive-bred monarchs between late August and Delandsheer, of Vail, are engaged to be married. late September. Comparin is the daughter of Karen Hyleman and Wild monarch butterfly populations have fall- Jerry Comparin of Ironwood. The future bride grad- en an estimated 90 percent over the past 20 years. uated from Luther L. Wright High School and Goge- Experts said last month the butterflies have bic Community College in Ironwood, Mich., and made a big comeback in their Mexico wintering Northern Michigan University in Marquette, Mich. grounds after suffering serious declines. She is employed at Vail Valley Surgery Center in The area covered by the orange-and-black Vail. insects in the mountains west of Mexico City this Delandsheer is the son of Pam and Ty Deland- season was more than three and a half times sheer from Ortonville, Mich. The future groom grad- greater than last winter. uated from Brandon High School in Ortonville and The number of monarchs making the 3,400- Gogebic Community College. He works as a lift mile migration from the United States and Cana- mechanic on a gondola in Vail. da steadily dropped in recent years before recov- A wedding is planned for Sept. 4, 2016, in White ering in 2014. This winter was even better. Lake, Mich. Gaynor’s ‘I Will Survive,’ Carlin’s dirty

Submitted photo words routine added to US registry THE LUTHER L. Wright High School cheerleaders won the Great Northern Cheer Challenge on March 12. The competition was held at Luther L. Wright. Cheerleaders include, from left: first row, Mercy Kennedy, Kath- WASHINGTON (AP) — A Glo- leen Mieloszyk, Randie Ruby, Kinley Lyons and Cambria Rollins; and second row, Amaleigh Hellen, Rachael ria Gaynor disco anthem, George Beckman, Maggie Meyer, Lillian Tiziani and Jessica Beckman. Carlin’s seven dirty words routine and coverage of Wilt Chamber- lain’s 100-point game are among 25 sound recordings that have Nebraska’s new license plate been selected for preservation at the Library of Congress. The recordings reaching back to 1911 are being added Wednes- honors state’s 150th birthday day to the library’s National Recording Registry. Each year the library chooses recordings that LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — are “culturally, historically or aes- Nebraska drivers will replace thetically significant” and are at their meadowlark and goldenrod least 10 years old. This year’s license plates next year with one picks include a wide range of honoring the state’s 150th birth- music from blues, jazz and rock to day, but not everyone is on board country and classical, but there with the new design. are also recordings of radio shows, Gov. Pete Ricketts and sports and comedy. Department of Motor Vehicles “‘I Will Survive’ is my mantra, Director Rhonda Lahm unveiled the core of my God-given purpose,” the new standard license plate Gaynor said of her 1978 hit being design Tuesday. The plate is chosen in a statement provided by navy and gold, the colors of the the library. “It is my privilege and state flag, and features the honor to use it to inspire people emblem of the sower that tops Associated Press around the world of every nation- the Capitol building in Lincoln. THE NEBRASKA Department of Motor Vehicles unveiled the state’s new ality, race, creed, color and age The plate also shows the years standard license plate marking the state’s coming 150th birthday at a group to join me as I sing and live 1867 through 2017, a nod to news conference Tuesday at the Capitol in Lincoln, Neb. State law the words: ‘I Will Survive.’” Nebraska’s 150 years of state- requires the DMV to issue a new design every six years. The depart- The Library of Congress has hood. ment expects to create about 5.2 million of the new plates between been seeking to preserve impor- “This brings in a lot of themes 2017 and 2022. tant sound recordings under of Nebraska and is a great way to terms of a preservation act passed brand our state,” Ricketts said. The design is the first to fea- is to identify the vehicle,” Lahm by Congress. This year’s selections By Tuesday afternoon, ture the sower. DMV Director said. Associated Press bring the registry’s total to 450. Nebraskans were passionately Rhonda Lahm said feedback has Lahm said the design was cre- WILT CHAMBERLAIN of the Philadelphia Warriors holds a sign reading Nominations come through online expressing both complaints and been very similar to past unveil- ated by a team at the DMV and “100” in the dressing room in Hershey, Pa., after he scored 100 points submissions from the public and praise. ings. was based on a collection of pre- as the Warriors defeated the New York Knickerbockers 169-147 on from the registry’s board. Kevin Thomas, who hosts “Not everybody likes the same vious submissions from the pub- March 2, 1962. Recordings reaching back to 1911, including coverage The list includes other musical KLIN’s Drive Time Lincoln radio style in shoes, and not everybody lic. of the game, were added to the Library of Congress’ National Record- favorites such as Billy Joel’s show, requested comments on his has the same taste in license State law requires the DMV to ing Registry on Wednesday. Each year the library chooses recordings “Piano Man,” the Supremes’ Facebook page and said the story plates,” Lahm said. She said the issue a new standard license that are “culturally, historically or aesthetically significant.” This year’s “Where Did Our Love Go,” Merle has gotten more play than the DMV has received comments on plate every six years. The depart- picks include a wide range of music from blues, jazz and rock to coun- Haggard’s “Mama Tried,” Metalli- majority of his posts. Facebook and she has received ment will begin issuing the try and classical, but there are also recordings of radio shows, speech- ca’s “Master of Puppets” album, Thomas said positive com- emails personally, but the plates in January, and all vehi- es, comedy and the recording of the coverage of the fourth quarter of John Coltrane’s “A Love Supreme” menters have said they like the department has no intention of cles will be required to change to the game that Chamberlain scored a record-shattering 100 points in a and Clifton Chenier’s zydeco simplicity and appreciate the revisiting the design. the new standard design by the single game. album “Bogalusa Boogie.” The list iconic sower figure. Negative “I’m very comfortable that the end of 2017. includes two recordings of “Mack 1923 recording of “Wild Cat their music and information from.” posts have called the plate boring design is representative of our The meadowlark and golden- the Knife.” One was recorded by Blues,” which is among the earli- The historic recordings and said that in two dimensions, state,” she said. “To use an icon rod plates have been in circula- Louis Armstrong with his quintet est jazz recordings to have include George C. Marshall’s the image of the sower holding a that is unique to Nebraska and tion since 2011. In 2009, the in 1956 and the other by Bobby widespread influence on musi- June 1947 “Marshall Plan” grain satchel appears inappro- has topped our state Capitol for DMV had invited the public to Darin with a big band arrange- cians. speech outlining the plan to priate. years is very appropriate.” vote in an online poll to choose ment in 1959. But the registry includes more restore Europe after World War Everyone has their own ideal Lahm said the clean design from four design proposals. But The registry already includes than just music. One of the record- II. There’s also a recording of the plate based on nostalgia, Thomas also will ensure the plates are the DMV threw out thousands of recordings by Latino artists, but ings the public submissions coverage of the fourth quarter of said. effective for law enforcement votes after discovering that a Santana’s “Abraxas” album, brought to light is the long-run- the March 2, 1962, game “It’s not my favorite Nebraska purposes. minimalist approach initially which blended Latino music with ning daytime serial radio program between the Philadelphia War- license plate,” he said, “but we’re “It is intended to be a unique won only because a humor Web other styles, is probably the first “Vic and Sade,” Leggett said. The riors and the New York Knicks in never going to go back to 1989, so representation of the state of site had urged people to choose on the registry that introduced the registry includes the June 4, 1937, which Wilt Chamberlain scored a I’ll put it on my car, and I won’t Nebraska and still serve the pri- the most boring design. public on a mass scale to Latino episode “Decoration Day.” record-shattering 100 points in a complain.” mary purpose of the plate, which Lahm said the new design is artists and themed recordings, The list also includes two single game. intended to complement, not said Steve Leggett, program coor- episodes of “Destination Free- Many of the filthy words dis- replace, the sesquicentennial dinator with the National Record- dom,” a radio program broadcast cussed in “Seven Words You Can plates authorized by the Legisla- ing Preservation Board. from 1948 to 1950 on Chicago’s Never Say On Television” from ture last year. Those plates cost “It had a huge commercial and WMAQ. The program presented Carlin’s 1972 stand-up comedy $70 and a portion of the proceeds artistic impact,” he said. accomplishments of black Ameri- album “Class Clown” still proba- IFTYIFTY IFTIFT HOPHOP fund the state’s celebratory activ- NN GG SS Some of the earliest recordings cans and the prejudices they faced bly can’t be aired. ities. At GIOVANONI True Value include a 1911 recording of “Let and gave lead roles to black actors, “Let’s face it, if this had hap- Lahm said from 2017 to 2022, Me Call You Sweetheart” by the which was unusual at the time. pened today, it wouldn’t have the department expects to pro- GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Columbia Quartette, also known “These highlight the impor- caused such controversy,” Leggett duce about 5.2 million plates • Appliances • Kitchen Appliances as the Peerless Quartet, and tance of radio,” Leggett said. “It’s said. “It definitely made an with the new design. Nebraska • Snowblowers • Lawnmowers Clarence Williams’ Blue Five’s still a medium that people get impact.” • Tools • Tool Rental license plates cost $3.30 each. • Plumbing Parts Nebraska also offers 12 types of specialty plates, including per- • Hunting & Fishing Supplies Piglet found wandering San Francisco streets gets new home sonalized message plates, which SEBASTOPOL, Calif. (AP) — crat reported the oinker was came forward but dozens of peo- cost between $40 and $70. A 10-pound piglet named Janice spotted running wild on Dolores ple wanted to take her home as a Ricketts said Nebraska first Stop In & Check Out found wandering the streets of Street in the city’s Mission Dis- pet. lady Susanne Shore has the spe- San Francisco earlier this month trict on March 8. But with 27 years of experi- Our Selection of cialty sesquicentennial plates on has a new home. She was corralled by several ence in reptile care, animal hus- her car, but he expects to use the OPEN: 7 DAYS A WEEK Janice is now living at the good Samaritans and given to bandry and conservation, Reptile new standard design on the fam- 303 Silver St., Hurley, WI Phone 561-4141 Sonoma County Reptile Rescue the San Francisco Animal Care Rescue founder Al Wolf, who has ily car, which is driven by his in Sebastopol. and Control. also worked at the San Francisco son. The Santa Rosa Press Demo- Janice’s rightful owner never Zoo, will now care for Janice. THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM BUSINESS THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 2016 l 7 Stocks slip, led by energy and materials companies ANNIVERSARY NEW YORK (AP) — Falling The Dow is now up 0.5 percent quarter revenue and a weaker- agrees to the regulator’s terms, prices for oil and other commodi- for the year, while the S&P 500 than-expected annual profit fore- however. Exelon slipped 28 ties pulled U.S. stocks modestly is down 0.4 percent and the Nas- cast. The stock shed $1.09 to cents, or less than 1 percent, to lower on Wednesday, nudging daq is off 4.8 percent. $14.29. $34.72. the Standard & Poor’s 500 index Major U.S. indexes moved Software maker Red Hat also European stocks were mixed slightly into the red for the year lower early on as falling prices declined, losing 4.2 percent after following Tuesday’s deadly and putting it on course to snap a for oil, natural gas, precious met- it reported disappointing fore- bombings in Belgium. five-week winning streak. als and other commodities put casts. The stock fell $3.38 to Germany’s DAX rose 0.3 per- Energy and mining companies traders in a selling mood. $72.33. cent, while France’s CAC 40 fell led the decline, while consumer Chesapeake Energy lost 69 Most homebuilders slumped 0.2 percent. Britain’s FTSE 100 staples and utilities stocks cents, or 14.3 percent, to $4.13, after the Commerce Department edged up 0.1 percent. Belgium’s bucked the broader downward while Marathon Oil fell $1.12, or reported that new-home sales main index increased 0.1 per- trend. 9.9 percent, to $10.19. South- rose only 2 percent in February cent. Disappointing earnings from western Energy slid 73 cents, or to a seasonally adjusted annual In Asia, markets mostly fell several companies, including 9 percent, to $7.35. rate of 512,000. Sales in the moderately. Japan’s benchmark Nike, also weighed on the mar- Mining companies also opening two months of 2016 are Nikkei 225 fell 0.3 percent. ket. Oil slumped 4 percent. slumped, including Newmont running slightly below last year’s South Korea’s Kospi edged 0.1 Trading was muted ahead of Mining, which fell $2.41, or 8.8 pace. Beazer Homes USA fell the percent lower. Hong Kong’s Friday, when markets will be percent, to $24.98, while most, sliding 63 cents, or 7.2 per- Hang Seng fell 0.3 percent. Aus- closed for the Good Friday holi- Freeport-McMoRan lost $1.24, or cent, to $8.07. tralia’s S&P/ASX 200 lost 0.5 day. 11.28 percent, to $9.75. All told, eight of the 10 sectors percent. “It’s one of the lowest volume A batch of company earnings in the S&P 500 index lost In energy trading, benchmark days of the year,” said Erik also gave investors reasons to ground, with energy stocks slid- U.S. crude fell $1.66, or 4 per- Davidson, chief investment offi- sell. ing the most, 2.1 percent. The cent, to close at $39.79 a barrel in cer for Wells Fargo Private Bank. Nike, one of the 30 stocks in sector is down about 18 percent New York. Brent crude, the “We’re seeing a little bit of a sell- the Dow, fell 3.8 percent after over the past 12 months. Utilities benchmark for international oils, off, but not much.” reporting revenue that fell far and consumer staples stocks slid $1.32, or 3.2 percent, to close Investors can expect similarly short of what analysts were moved higher. at $40.47 a barrel in London. Submitted photo low trading volume on Thursday. expecting. The athletic apparel Not all companies got caught Wholesale gasoline fell 4 MARGE RAYKOVICH, left, and her cat, Boycie, visit Dr. Karen Mallum at The Dow Jones industrial maker also gave a weaker-than- up in the broad decline. cents, or 2.9 percent, to close at Lake Road Veterinary Clinic in Ironwood Township on March 11. It was average fell 79.98 points, or 0.5 anticipated outlook for 2016. Pepco Holdings vaulted $5.69, $1.45 a gallon, while heating oil Mallum’s 19th anniversary of being in business that day, and turns out percent, to 17,502.59. The S&P The stock dropped $2.46 to or 26.8 percent, to $26.93 after a slipped 5 cents, or 3.8 percent, to Raykovich and Boycie were Mallum’s first customer/patient when she 500 index lost 13.09 points, or 0.6 $62.44. Washington D.C. regulator close at $1.20 a gallon. Natural opened March 11, 1997. Raykovich, of Ironwood, has owned a number percent, to 2,036.71. The Nasdaq Krispy Kreme Doughnuts slid approved Pepco’s $7 billion sale gas declined 7 cents, or 3.7 per- of cats and dogs, and has been a steady client through the years. composite dropped 52.80 points, 7.1 percent after the chain to rival utility Exelon. The deal cent, to close at $1.79 per 1,000 Receptionist Leisa Spaulding, who started working at the clinic a year or 1.1 percent, to 4,768.86. reported disappointing fourth- will only go through if Exelon cubic feet. after it opened, snapped this photo to commemorate the event.

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One block south of U.S. 2 on Country Club Rd. 10 miles east of Ashland on Hwy. 2, Odanah, WI 715-682-7121 Your hosts Chris & Carlo Lahti ~ 906-364-2935 8 l THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 2016 AREA / STATE / NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM American Muslims defy Sen. Obituaries Margaret Grace Kangas SALEM, Ore. — Margaret (Trudgeon) Kangas, 84, passed Ted Cruz’s call for surveillance away Dec. 29, 2015, from pneumonia. Margaret once called herself a “putterist.” “That’s what I do; ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) — A I putter,” she said. In truth, she anticipated and took care of few miles from Disneyland is a all the little details that came with supporting others. place most California tourists In addition to being a loved wife, mother, grandmother and never see. The signs along the great-grandmother, Margaret had been a long-time school sec- thoroughfare suddenly switch to retary, an early member of Trinity Covenant Church, a hospi- Arabic script advertising hookah tal volunteer and a career Navy officer’s shops, Middle Eastern sweets, halal meat and travel services. spouse. At a run-down strip mall in Whether she was directing the frequent the neighborhood known as Lit- cross-country moves of her military family, tle Arabia, flags from a half- making each new location home, or mastering dozen Muslim countries flap in a new skills as she encouraged her children to do stiff breeze. Flying above them is the same, Margaret drew on her faith and pro- a giant American flag. vided the fun and support her family needed to After Sen. Ted Cruz called for succeed in life. increased surveillance of Mus- Margaret was born May 18, 1931, to Frank lims in the U.S., many people in and Laura (Trethewey) Trudgeon in the Upper Margaret Grace this community and others like it Peninsula mining town of Ironwood, Mich. She Kangas either challenged the Republican and her older brother, David, grew up sur- 1931 — 2015 presidential candidate or dis- rounded by an extended family that included missed his comments as mostly her father’s many brothers, her maternal grandparents and meaningless rhetoric. her mother’s four sisters. Majd Takriti, 43, stopped to The Trethewey family had emigrated from Cornwall in discuss Cruz’s remarks as he 1914. From her mother and Trethewey aunts, Margaret picked his mother up from a learned to sew, paint ceramics, keep a proper house and bake. butcher shop. He said he took Years later her Cornish pasties — crescent-shaped meat and Cruz and rival Donald Trump potato pies that were historically lunch staples for Cornish with a grain of salt. miners — became one of our family’s treasured meals. “A lot of what they say is to Associated Press After graduating from Ironwood High School and working attract attention,” he said. A WOMAN wearing a traditional Muslim head covering exits a Lebanese eatery in Orange County’s “Little A block down the street, Jor- Arabia” neighborhood just miles from Disneyland. Orange County’s “Little Arabia” neighborhood in Ana- in the district office of the local mining company, Margaret danian native and 44-year U.S. heim, Calif., Wednesday. After Sen. Ted Cruz called for increased surveillance of Muslims in the U.S., this Mus- met and married a Navy man, John R. Kangas, from nearby resident Wathiq Bilbeisi slurped lim community and others like it defied the Republican presidential candidate and defended their commit- Wakefield, Mich. Over time, their family grew to include three on lentil soup during his break at ment to the United States. children (John, Karen, and David) and they followed John Sr.’s a Jordanian restaurant. He came hours after the deadly Ahmad Tarek Rashid Alam, Trump, who has proposed a career in the Seabees to military bases in Wisconsin, Kansas, seemed mystified by the concern attacks at the Brussels airport publisher of the weekly Arabic- temporary ban on foreign Mus- Alaska, California (twice), Illinois (twice) and Rhode Island. among some non-Muslim Ameri- and a subway station that killed language Arab World newspaper lims entering the U.S., praised John was often overseas months at a time, so Margaret, who cans about the candidates’ com- dozens of people and wounded and one of the immigrants who Cruz’s plan as a “good idea” that had lived with her parents until she was married, became ments. many more. The Islamic State helped build Little Arabia, said he supports “100 percent” in an resourceful and independent. John taught her to drive. She “The politicians, they want to militant group claimed responsi- anti-Muslim statements are interview with CNN. went into labor with her first child while her husband rushed say whatever the constituents bility. “nothing new.” Speaking Tuesday in New to get leave from his ship. She took cake-decorating classes, want to hear. I don’t think they He said law enforcement “This has been going on in York, Cruz praised the city’s for- worked at the nursery and waited out a search expedition for mean what they say, and in the should be empowered to “patrol every Islamic neighborhood for mer program of conducting her husband in Adak, Alaska. end, they’ll have to come to terms and secure Muslim neighbor- years,” he said. “But now our surveillance in Muslim neighbor- And with a stiff upper lip and a prayer in 1962, she sent the with themselves,” he said. hoods before they become radi- kids are in the police, in the hoods. He called for its reinstate- kids to school while her husband was deployed during the Bilbeisi wasn’t worried about calized.” Echoing earlier state- Army. Are they going to watch ment and said it could be a model Cuban Missile Crisis. Each time her husband returned from the GOP seeking major changes ments from Trump, Cruz also us?” for police departments nation- deployment, she managed to transfer the reins of fatherhood to U.S. law. said the U.S. should stop the flow He said Cruz’s remarks wide. back to him. “When they go to Congress to of refugees from countries where seemed aimed at exploiting prej- After the 9/11 attacks, the When John retired from the Navy in 1969, the family laid get laws to watch the Muslims, the Islamic State has a signifi- udice to get votes. New York Police Department down roots in Salem, buying their first (and only) house and nobody’s going to do anything cant presence. “The way he talks, it could used its intelligence division to joining Trinity Covenant Church. There Margaret helped run about it,” he said. “It’s against Muslims groups including the work maybe 40 years ago. But cultivate informants in Muslim the new church’s office, taught Sunday school, volunteered in American values.” Council on American-Islamic now, it’s too late. Islam is part of communities. In a series of arti- the nursery and joined Bible study. She and John rarely At a nearby hookah shop dis- Relations and the Anti-Defama- the country. We are already in cles, The Associated Press playing pipes in a rainbow of col- missed a Sunday service. tion League condemned Cruz’s the country, we’re part of the revealed that authorities had Margaret went to work for Salem-Keizer School District, ors, employee Guss Zayat said statements. Many complained country whether he likes it or infiltrated dozens of mosques starting as a part-time aide and eventually becoming school Cruz has a fundamental misun- that the Islamic extremist not.” and Muslim student groups and derstanding of Islam. attacks in Paris and San Sam Chashku, a Syrian immi- investigated hundreds of them. secretary at Middle Grove Elementary School. She still loved Zayat, who came to America Bernardino, and the intensifying grant who arrived in 1996 and The program was disbanded the kids and the job when she retired in 1995. from Beirut about three years rhetoric of the presidential cam- married an American-born amid complaints of religious and With retirement, Margaret began volunteering in the gift ago, questioned whether IS mem- paign, have bred animosity Christian woman, said Cruz’s racial profiling. shop of Salem Hospital and was very active in the lives of her bers were true Muslims. toward American Muslims. comments simply made him sad. The Detroit suburb of Dear- six grandchildren. She blended her love of the grandchildren “They are killing more Mus- In Washington, Deputy Attor- “We love this country. We born is widely known as the with her other past-times and often sewed for the girls, moni- lims than anyone else in this ney General Sally Yates was came from nothing. They gave us hometown of Henry Ford, who tored the gift shop Beanie Baby inventory for the grandkids’ world. They are killing children. asked Wednesday at a news con- everything. It’s crazy. This coun- hired Arabs and Muslims in the collections, served as babysitter and chauffer and had ready a They are killing Christians and ference about calls to step up try is built on immigrants.” early days of the Ford Motor Co. pan of frosted brownies for after-school visitors. Muslims in our home countries,” patrols of Muslim communities. Sometimes, he said, he doesn’t and helped create what is now Margaret also traveled with her husband, John. For eight he said. Politicians “should know She said the Muslim community want to tell anyone that he’s one of the nation’s largest and years she joined him in Yellowstone each summer, where he the difference between ISIS and “is one of our greatest partners in Muslim because “people get most concentrated communities worked for the National Park Service and took wildlife photos Islam.” our fight against terrorism and offended, and I’m scared of hate of residents who trace their roots in his free time. Later, she joined him at his booth at Salem’s Cruz’s statement on Tuesday public safety generally.” crimes.” to the Middle East. Saturday Market, where he sold his pictures and hand-made wooden clocks. In between, they traveled to the Oregon coast, California, Arizona and Michigan in their motor home. Margaret is survived by her husband of 61 years, John R. Kangas, and children, John (wife Kathy, daughter Amelia), Karen McGlone (husband Ed, children Edward and Elise), and South Carolina Senate OKs bill to set up refugee registry Dave (wife Elaine, children Jesse, Hannah, Noelle and Joel). COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The Carolina and New York are Social Services. That agency “I think there is a higher like- South Carolina Senate passed a the only states that have pro- would share the information lihood of being struck by light- bill Wednesday that would posed measures to register with state police, who would be ning while drowning,” said require refugees to register with refugees. asked under the measure to con- Hutto, a Democrat from Orange- the state and hold their sponsors “This may be the first time the firm that the refugees aren’t burg. Walker declares state of emergency liable if they commit an act of Legislature in South Carolina security risks and report back to Gov. Nikki Haley’s office did- terror or violent crime. and the Legislature in the state lawmakers. n’t immediately comment on the as storm nears Wisconsin The bill moves on to the of New York are on the same The bill passed 39-6. Some bill Wednesday. But Haley spoke MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Gov. Bay area. Gusty winds will cause House. If ultimately passed and page,” said Bryant, adding New Democrats supported the mea- last year with the FBI about her Scott Walker has declared a blowing and drifting snow. signed by the governor, it could York already has suffered from sure after Bryant agreed to concerns with resettling Syrian state of emergency as a spring The National Weather Service become the first measure of its terrorist attacks. remove a requirement that no refugees in South Carolina, say- snowstorm bears down on Wis- has issued a blizzard warning for kind in the country. The chief South Carolina is in the mid- state money be spent on refugees ing her first and primary duty as consin. northeast Wisconsin from 1 a.m. supporter of the bill said the goal dle of the South’s so-called Bible — including funds to educate governor is to protect the safety Walker declared the state of until 1 p.m. Thursday. Cities in is to keep South Carolina safe belt, with Republicans control- their children. Bryant also of residents. emergency as a precaution the warning area include Apple- from the kinds of attacks carried ling both chambers in the Legis- removed a provision that would Nearly 850 refugees from a Wednesday. He called members ton, Green Bay and Sturgeon Bay. out this week in Belgium and lature and the governor’s office. make the registry public after number of countries in Europe, of the Wisconsin National Guard The University of Wisconsin- recently in California and Paris. The state drew international many lawmakers worried that Africa and the Middle East have to active duty to help local La Crosse has canceled classes “We can make South Carolina attention last June when nine would threaten the safety of the come to South Carolina since authorities as necessary. Wednesday evening through out of the 50 states the most African-Americans were shot to refugees. 2010, with 87 arriving since last Forecasters say up to a foot of early afternoon Thursday unwelcome state for refugees,” death at a church in Charleston. State Sen. Brad Hutto voted summer. snow could bury central Wiscon- because of the expected deterio- said state Sen. Kevin Bryant, a Authorities arrested a white man against the bill because he wor- Bryant said he was proud sin from River Falls to the Green rating weather. Republican from Anderson. they say was motivated by racial ried it was unconstitutional most of his fellow senators, Opponents of the bill said it hatred in the killings. He is because it singles out people adding they decided to protect didn’t fit South Carolina’s oft awaiting trial. based on their country of origin. South Carolina. mentioned Christian values, The bill requires refugees He said he doubts any court “We’ve got to choose our own such as loving one’s neighbors. resettled by the federal govern- would hold an organization that citizens over those that are not Cruz emboldened, but needs The National Conference of ment into South Carolina to reg- helps refugees responsible for a citizens of this country,” Bryant State Legislatures said South ister with its Department of criminal act. said. a near miracle to catch Trump WAUWATOSA, Wis. (AP) — country, we must move to over- While Ted Cruz decried “gutter come the divisiveness and vulgar- politics” against him, former ity Donald Trump has brought Republican presidential con- into the political arena,” said Man who predicted space shuttle Challenger disaster dies tenders gave him a boost Bush, who was knocked out of the SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — said they tried to ease Ebeling’s Ebeling warned his boss the such intense levels that he told Wednesday, casting the Texas 2016 contest last month. “To win, Bob Ebeling spent three decades guilt, and he was soon able to let morning before the launch of the her the only way he could have senator as the party’s last best Republicans need to make this filled with guilt over not stopping go. dangers that could face the Chal- gotten them to postpone the chance to stop Donald Trump. election about proposing solutions the explosion of the space shuttle “It was like the world gave lenger if it was sent into space flight was if he had brought a The long and bitter 2016 cam- to the many challenges we face, Challenger, but found relief in him permission, they said, ‘OK, that day. He collected data that gun to work and held them paign shifted to a new Midwest- and I believe that we should vote the weeks before his death. you did everything you could pos- illustrated the risks and spent hostage. ern battleground. for Ted as he will do just that.” Ebeling’s daughter Leslie sibly do, you’re a good person,’” hours arguing to postpone send- She and her father watched Ahead of Wisconsin’s April 5 Indeed, as Democrat Hillary Serna told The Associated Press Serna said. ing it and its seven astronauts live video of the Challenger clear- primary, Gov. Scott Walker, who Clinton addressed rising nation- that her father died Monday at Ebeling was a booster rocket into space. ing the launch pad on January dropped out of the race last fall, al security concerns, the Republi- the age of 89 in Brigham City, engineer at NASA contractor Serna said she also worked for 28. She said Ebeling leaned over declared that only Cruz can can contest was hit again by per- Utah. Morton Thiokol in 1986. He and NASA at the time and would car- to her and said, “It’s not over.” catch Trump as time runs short sonal insults — this time involv- She said he was finally able to a handful of his colleagues wor- pool to work with him. The morn- About 20 seconds later the shut- in the primary season. And for- ing the candidates’ families. forgive himself thanks to the ried that the cold temperatures ing of the launch, Ebeling picked tle exploded. mer Florida Gov. Jeb Bush gave Cruz slammed Trump during an hundreds of supportive phone the night before the Challenger her up and beat his hand on the “My dad just started shaking Cruz his endorsement — a step appearance in the front-runner’s calls and letters he received fol- was set to launch would harm dashboard, angry he had not con- and weeping,” she said. perhaps designed to hurt Trump hometown for making a vague lowing a January NPR story the rubber O-ring seals and allow vinced NASA to postpone the After about two decades work- more than help the unpopular threat on Twitter the night about the 30th anniversary of burning rocket fuel to leak out of launch. ing for NASA, Ebeling retired a Texas senator. before to “spill the beans” on the Challenger disaster. She booster joints, NPR reported. Serna said his guilt reached few months after the disaster. “For the sake of our party and Cruz’s wife. THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 2016 l 9 St. Ignace’s Kreski BASKETBALL named Michigan Class C boys top player By NATE SCHNEIDER, "I'm a big, strong guard," Mount Pleasant Morning Sun Kreski said. "All the stuff my Gage Kreski kept moving up coaches have taught me has the Upper Peninsula career scor- helped me throughout the years. ing list until there was no one I was able to shoot a lot of free left to catch. throws and I posted up a lot Kreski, a 6-foot-3 senior point being a bigger guard." guard at St. Ignace, broke a U.P. St. Ignace head coach Doug career scoring record that stood Ingalls said Kreski is in a class of for over five decades on Feb. 27 his own as someone who uses as he scored 46 points vs. Pell- every minute of practice time in ston. positive fashion. He surpassed the previous "He has a tremendous work career mark of 2,140 points ethic," Ingalls said. "He practices scored by Negaunee St. Paul's as hard as anybody I've ever had. Dom Jacobetti, a record that had He had a will to win and the been established over 50 years main thing about him is that he's ago. Kreski completed his prep a great all-around basketball career with 2,178 points. player. He defends as well as Additionally, Kreski shattered anybody. He shares. He a statewide record for career rebounds. There aren't many steals in late January and fin- high school players who do all ished the regular season with aspects as well as him. Shooting 466 takeaways over his four is actually his weakness, which years. The previous record was is a strange thing to say for 363, set by Matt Taylor of Pinck- someone who scored as much as ney in 2000. he did. But he made up for it by The overall body of work Kres- being so good everywhere else." ki compiled in his final year with Kreski will attend Central the Saints has garnered him The Michigan University and join the Associated Press Class C Player football program as a preferred of the Year recognition. This is walk-on. also his third time being selected "I love the atmosphere, the as an All-State player. coaches and the school," Kreski Jason Juno/Daily Globe "Breaking the U.P. scoring said. "I'm really excited to be a HURLEY SENIOR James Sukanen signs a National Letter of Intent to play basketball at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire Wednesday after- record was definitely a proud Chippewa." noon at the Hurley K-12 School. Also attending the signing event were, from left: Hurley head coach Mike Swartz, James’ parents C.J. Sukanen moment for me," Kreski said. "I Joining Kreski on the Class C and Jen Sukanen, Hurley assistant coach Steve Lombardo and retired varsity coach Gary Giancola, who was Sukanen's coach during his freshman know that I worked really hard All-State First Team are Milling- and sophomore years. for it and it's cool that it all paid ton's Shawn Pardee, Southfield off." Christian's Marlo Brown, Detroit Kreski led St. Ignace to a 17-4 Allen Academy's Mark Watts, record this season, averaging Shelby's Jeffrey Beckman, Sukanen signs with UW-Eau Claire 29.5 points per game. He also Detroit Cornerstone's Jamal By JASON JUNO "Next year I'll be competing for playing blossomed into an all-around basketball play- racked up 12.5 rebounds, 6.7 Cain, East Jordan's Jordan [email protected] time and my sophomore year, I'll be looking at er." steals and 5.6 assists. Weber, Flint Beecher's Malik HURLEY — With his family and coaches competing for a starting spot," he said. Giancola thought his maturity and work Also a three-time All-State Ellison, Grand Rapids North- watching, Hurley's second all-time career At 6-5, Sukanen dominated the inside for ethic set him apart when he chose to bring Division 7-8 football player, the Pointe Christian's Tyler Baker, scorer James Sukanen signed his National the Midgets. But he probably won't be a true him up on the varsity team as a freshman. He left-handed Kreski used his Grand Rapids Covenant Chris- Letter of Intent to play basketball for the Uni- center in Eau Claire. shined in the post at Hurley and his team strength on the basketball court tian's Derrick DeVries and White versity of Wisconsin Eau Claire Wednesday. "I'm considered undersized for center. I'm leadership showed, especially his senior year. to his benefit as he consistently Pigeon's David Miller. "(I’m) very excited for him, very proud of going to be playing forward, inside-outside," "I thought he handled himself extremely scored on drives to the basket The Class C Coach of the Year him," Midgets coach Mike Swartz said. "This Sukanen said. well and being the focal point of everybody's while also getting to the free is Keith Haske of Traverse City is something he has earned. He has been a Swartz said, "Talking to their coaches, defense as a post player," Giancola said. throw line. St. Francis. fixture in that gym. How many janitors had to their 4 and 5 are pretty interchangeable. Sukanen was Hurley's leading scorer by far. turn the lights out on him or chase him out?" They like to run kind of a 5 out deal, so he'll "Being a guard, there's different things you UW-Eau Claire finished this past season in probably be in there. That'll fit him well. He's can do, but he really blossomed into one of the a three-way tie for second place in the tough good at taking the ball baseline. This year, we finer post players, especially in the area and Wisconsin's Bronson Koenig Division III Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athlet- really relied on his ballhandling a lot more. Northern Wisconsin from what I've seen. I'm ic Conference, a game back of champion UW- He's showed he's capable of shooting outside. not surprised Eau Claire showed interest in thrives under pressure from 3 La Crosse. He'll be in between that 4-5 mix." him. "I went down there for a game day visit Sukanen finished his career with 1,665 "Knowing James and knowing what he's MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Just behind the arc in the final 5 min- and I just loved the atmosphere that coach points, behind only Daulton Levra on the made of and his work ethic, his drive to suc- 2 seconds left on the clock with utes of games and overtime in (Matt) Siverling brought to the program," Hurley career scoring list, which includes ceed, I think that carried him well in high an NCAA Tournament game on 2015-16. That's 15 percentage Sukanen said. "It was exciting for me and I eight 1,000-plus point scorers. school and I look forward to seeing it carry the line. Not much time to drive. points higher than his overall 3- knew it was where I wanted to be for aca- He scored 581 points in his senior season, him in his next level." A shooter must be immune to point average for the season. demics and the type of program I wanted to be just six points behind Levra's all-time mark of Giancola expects Sukanen to be a 4 there. pressure. "It's just a clutch gene, I in to bring my game to the next level. I know 587 in his senior year, 2009-10. Sukanen's "Physically not owning the paint, being a Wisconsin's Bronson Koenig guess. That's all it really is," I'll be able to achieve that at Eau Claire." average of 24.2 points per game was fourth kid that can develop his jump shot," Giancola thrives in that moment. Koenig said after practice Tues- The competitiveness of the WIAC doesn't best in a single season. said. "That's one thing we couldn't utilize Among players left in the day. seem to faze Sukanen. He averaged over 14 boards per game this with him being so big in a small school and tourney, few may have the Experience helps, too. "It's a tough conference, which is exactly season. having to have him hang around the paint record of success from 3-point Koenig, a junior, has been an what I'm looking for," he said. "I want to be "I think when it's all said and done here, he mainly for rebounds and everything else, he range that Koenig has had this important player for the Bad- able to compete at a higher level, so I've very ranks right up there with the greats that wasn't able to really develop totally 15 feet season. gers since he was a freshman. excited. It's going to be a great next four have come out of Hurley," said Gary Giancola, out from the basket. According to the Badgers, He's known nothing in his career years." who coached Sukanen in his freshman and “I think there's a lot left in the tank that Koenig is shooting a remarkable He expects to have opportunities to play as sophomore years on the varsity team. "I Eau Claire will be able to get out of him and 54.8 percent (17 of 31) from a freshman. thought this year especially that he really utilize." WISCONSIN — page 10

LeBron, Love Avila settling in as GM and putting his stamp on Tigers lead drama-less LAKELAND, Fla. (AP) — When Al Avila became director of scouting for Avila first started working in a major the Marlins in 1998, and the following Cavaliers past league front office, he wasn't sure the year, Florida signed a young Venezuelan lifestyle was for him. named Miguel Cabrera. Now they're both Bucks 113-104 Avila was hired by the expansion Flori- with the Tigers. Cabrera recalls meeting da Marlins in 1992 as the assistant direc- Avila as a teenager. CLEVELAND (AP) — The tor of Latin American operations. Before "I said, 'Sign me, please,'" Cabrera only drama was guessing when that, he'd been a college athletic director joked. Kyrie Irving would cut into his and baseball coach, and the transition was Said Avila: "When I met him, he was 15 birthday cake. a tough one. years old. . I got to really know more his After a few strange days, the "You were now not dealing with a team, family — dad, mom. Miguel was just a kid Cavs got back to business. you're just in an office, and when you went playing marbles with his cousins — I LeBron James scored 26 scouting, you went by yourself," Avila mean literally, playing marbles with his points, Kevin Love returned to said. "I traveled by myself, and when you cousins." the lineup to add 24 and Irving get to a ballfield to scout, there might Dombrowski was Florida's GM when celebrated turning 24 by flirting have been 20 other scouts, but they're try- Avila was there, and Avila eventually with a triple-double as the Cava- ing to beat you." became an assistant GM in 2001. Not long liers downed the Milwaukee That routine can be a lonely one, but after that, Dombrowski left to go to Bucks 113-104 on Wednesday Avila stuck with it and over two decades Detroit. Avila eventually went to the night. later, his career choices have paid off. He Tigers too, becoming an assistant GM for "It's great basketball," James is entering his first full season as general Dombrowski in April 2002. said of Cleveland's solid all- manager of the Detroit Tigers after a busy "He'd been around the game for years," around performance. "Every- offseason in which he had a chance to put said Dombrowski, who is now the presi- one's in a great rhythm. The ball together another star-filled roster in dent of baseball operations for the Boston is moving, everyone's in a great rhythm right now and it's just Motown. Associated Press Red Sox. good ball." Avila took over as GM after the trade Detroit Tigers Executive Vice President and General Manager Al Avila’s tenure as "So he had a good, diversified back- Irving finished with 16 points, deadline last year when the Tigers let Detroit's general manager began with two months to go in a desultory season. Now he's ground." eight rebounds and eight assists, Dave Dombrowski go. Detroit was on its had more of a chance to put his stamp on the Tigers as they try to bounce back from a Detroit's new front office turned the and Tristan Thompson added 13 way to a last-place finish, and there was- last-place finish. Tigers around — the team won American points and 10 rebounds for n't much Avila — who had been an assis- Avila. Avila's family includes multiple gener- League pennants in 2006 and 2012 and Cleveland, which maintained its tant GM for the Tigers since 2002 — could For example, the front office wants to ations of baseball men. His father, Ralph, AL Central titles every year from 2011- grip on the top seed in the East- do about it at that point. start emphasizing "The Tiger Way" — a was an executive for the Dodgers. Son 2014. The Tigers traded for Cabrera after ern Conference. During the offseason, owner Mike more standardized approach to the game Alex was a catcher for the Tigers for the the 2007 season, bringing one of the The Cavs didn't put the Bucks Ilitch's deep pockets allowed Avila to sign through all levels of the organization that last seven years before signing with the game's great hitters to Detroit for the away until the final minute, outfielder Justin Upton and pitcher Jor- brings to mind The Oriole Way that Balti- Chicago White Sox this offseason. prime of his career. when J.R. Smith's 3-pointer with dan Zimmermann, part of a spending more was famous for when Earl Weaver Al Avila initially wanted a job that Last season, the Tigers finally faded, 20 seconds left put Cleveland spree that Detroit hopes will lift the was there. allowed him to be on the field, and he but Avila was given the resources to try to ahead 111-102. Tigers back into the postseason. "When you move a player from, let's coached at St. Thomas University in Flori- stave off the end of this terrific run. No Giannis Antetokounmpo Although Avila will certainly be judged say, A-ball to Double-A, there should be da before joining the Marlins. matter what happens, Detroit's first full scored 24 points, and Jerryd on how the Tigers play in 2016, there's a consistency in everything — hitting "At the beginning, it was really hard on season with him in charge figures to be a Bayless had 15 for Milwaukee. sense that he's also taking a longer view approach, the way we run the bases, our me, to the point where I didn't even know compelling one. The Bucks lost for the fourth when he talks about how important fundamentals, our defensive strategy," if I was going to continue, but I stayed "It's unbelievable. . He signed me," time in five games. Detroit's farm system will be going for- Avila said around the start of spring train- with it, and things got better," he said. Cabrera said. "Right now, he's our general It was a relatively uneventful ward. There's a lot of continuity from ing. "We'll just create a Tigers' manual, "That front office, the player development, manager. It's amazing because we're still night for the Cavs following Dombrowski's era, but the Tigers are everybody will have it, and the players the scouts and all that, you learn how to here, and we want to win a World Series three weird days. doing some things a bit differently under will be taught it." make that your family." together." 10 l THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 2016 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard

ald, Concord; Andrew Dufek, Inland Memphis at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Tampa Bay 73 42 26 5 89 202 173 Local Schedule Lakes; Austin Putman, Charlevoix; Shae Phoenix at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Florida 73 40 24 9 89 207 181 Somers, Elk Rapids; Charlie Harris, Flint Dallas at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Boston 74 39 27 8 86 218 202 MHSAA Boys Basketball Hamady; Malik Smith, Flint Hamady; Denver at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Detroit 73 36 2611 83 186 196 State tournament Raheem Riley, Burton Bendle; Dedric Ottawa 75 34 33 8 76 214 230 At Breslin Center, East Lansing Hendricks, Burton Atherton; Tony MILWAUKEEBucks (104) Box Montreal 74 34 34 6 74 196 212 All Times CDT DeWitte, Grand Rapids Calvin Christian; Antetokounmpo 11-19 2-2 24, Parker 5- Buffalo 74 30 3410 70 176 200 Thursday, March 24 Blake Dunn, Saugatuck; Craig Sterk, 8 1-2 12, Monroe 6-9 2-2 14, Bayless 6-9 Toronto 72 26 3511 63 174 209 Class C McBain; Dylan Sheehy-Guiseppi, Tra- 0-0 15, Middleton 3-7 2-2 9, Cunningham Metropolitan Division Grandville Calvin Christian vs. McBain, verse City St. Francis; Dylan Sandy, 2-6 2-3 7, Inglis 1-3 0-0 2, Ennis 2-6 0-0 GP WLOT Pts GF GA 12 p.m. White Pigeon; Edward Carter III, Detroit 5, O'Bryant 0-0 0-0 0, Henson 5-9 2-4 12, z-Washington72 52 15 5 109 231 170 Flint Beecher vs. Detroit Loyola, 1:50 Edison; DeQuan Powell, Detroit Loyola; Plumlee 2-4 0-0 4. Totals 43-80 11-15 N.Y. Rangers74 42 24 8 92 212 194 p.m. Logan Huff, Johannesburg-Lewiston 104. Pittsburgh 72 40 24 8 88 204 179 Class D Coaches CLEVELAND (113) N.Y. Islanders72 39 24 9 87 200 182 Wyoming Tri-Unity Christian vs. Water- Mike Williams, Flint Beecher; Luke James 9-22 7-10 26, Love 8-14 4-5 24, Philadelphia 72 35 2413 83 188 193 ford Our Lady, 5 p.m. Pohl, Pewamo-Westphalia; Chad Mor- Mozgov 5-6 0-0 10, Irving 5-10 5-5 16, New Jersey 73 35 31 7 77 166 189 Fulton vs. North Central, 6:50 p.m. timer, Hanover-Horton. Smith 5-10 0-0 13, Dellavedova 1-3 4-4 6, Carolina 73 31 2814 76 177 198 Friday, March 25 Voting panel: Brian Calloway, Lansing Thompson 6-9 1-1 13, Frye 0-5 0-0 0, Columbus 73 30 35 8 68 191 225 Detroit U-D Jesuit vs. Macomb Dakota, State Journal; David Goricki, The Detroit Shumpert 1-4 2-2 5, McRae 0-0 0-0 0. WESTERN CONFERENCE 12 p.m. News; Jason Schmitt, The Oakland Press Totals 40-83 23-27 113. Central Division North Farmington vs. Lansing Everitt, (Pontiac); Matt Wenzel, MLive-Jackson; Milwaukee 25 36 26 17 — 104 GP WLOT Pts GF GA 1:50 p.m. Eric Woodyard, MLive-Flint; Corky Cleveland 35 28 28 22 — 113 x-Dallas 74 44 21 9 97 242 213 Class B Emrick, Sturgis Journal; James Cook, 3-Point Goals_Milwaukee 7-16 (Bay- St. Louis 74 43 22 9 95 195 185 Detroit Henry Ford vs. Williamston, 5 Traverse City Record-Eagle; Steve less 3-4, Parker 1-1, Ennis 1-1, Middleton Chicago 74 42 25 7 91 205 185 p.m. Kaminski, MLive-Grand Rapids; Mark 1-3, Cunningham 1-3, Inglis 0-1, Antetok- Nashville 73 37 2313 87 202 187 Big Rapids vs. Stevensville Lakeshore, Opfermann, MLive-Muskegon; Nate ounmpo 0-3), Cleveland 10-34 (Love 4- Minnesota 74 35 2811 81 196 187 6:50 p.m. Schneider, The Morning Sun (Mount 10, Smith 3-7, Shumpert 1-3, James 1-4, Colorado 73 38 31 4 80 198 204 Saturday, March 26 Pleasant). Irving 1-4, Dellavedova 0-1, Frye 0-5). Winnipeg 73 30 37 6 66 186 216 State Finals Fouled Out_None. Rebounds_Milwaukee Pacific Division Associated Press Class A, 11 a.m. All TimesNBA EDT 38 (Antetokounmpo 6), Cleveland 50 GP WLOT Pts GF GA Class B, 5:30 p.m. EASTERN CONFERENCE (Love, Thompson 10). Assists_Milwaukee x-Los Angeles73 44 24 5 93 199 167 MICHIGAN HOCKEY Coach Red Berenson watches practice in Ann Arbor Tuesday. Berenson is in his 32nd sea- Class C, 3:30 p.m. Atlantic Division 23 (Middleton 11), Cleveland 29 (Irving, Anaheim 72 40 23 9 89 185 168 son of leading the Wolverines, who will face Notre Dame in the first round of the NCAA Tournament in Class D, 9:30 a.m. WLPct GB James 8). Total Fouls_Milwaukee 24, San Jose 73 41 26 6 88 214 186 Friday, March 25 x-Toronto 48 22 .686 — Cleveland 17. A_20,562 (20,562). Arizona 73 32 34 7 71 192 219 Cincinnati. Speculation has swirled all season that the 76-year-old, who is in the last year of his contract, will Softball Boston 42 30 .583 7 Calgary 73 31 36 6 68 202 228 retire when Michigan's season ends. Ironwood at Superior Dome tourna- New York 29 43 .403 20 Hockey Vancouver 72 27 3312 66 167 207 ment, Marquette, 11 a.m. Brooklyn 19 51 .271 29 Edmonton 76 29 40 7 65 183 223 Philadelphia 9 63 .125 40 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point Basketball Southeast Division for overtime loss. WLPct GB NCAA DivisionAll Times EDT I Hockey x-clinched playoff spot z-clinched conference Berenson insists he isn't sure Atlanta 42 30 .583 — MIDWEST REGIONAL Tuesday's Games Associated Press Miami 41 30 .577 ½ Cincinnati Charlotte 41 30 .577 ½ First Round Columbus 3, Philadelphia 2, SO Michigan Class C Washington 35 36 .493 6½ Friday, March 25 Buffalo 3, Carolina 2 basketball All-State Orlando 29 42 .408 12½ North Dakota (30-6-4) vs. Northeastern Montreal 4, Anaheim 3 Washington 4, Ottawa 2 if he will retire after year team Central Division (22-13-5), 2 p.m. The 2016 Associated Press Class C WLPct GB Michigan (24-7-5) vs. Notre Dame (19- Tampa Bay 6, Detroit 2 basketball All-State team as selected by a y-Cleveland 51 20 .718 — 10-7), 5:30 p.m. Winnipeg 2, Vancouver 0 ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) — Red Berenson was Berenson, a six-time NHL All-Star, is the only panel of 10 Michigan sportswriters and Indiana 37 33 .529 13½ Regional Championship Minnesota 2, Los Angeles 1 out of a job with the St. Louis Blues less than one player in league history to score six goals in a road broadcasters. Detroit 38 34 .528 13½ Saturday, March 26 Dallas 6, Chicago 2 year after being honored as the NHL's coach of the game, helping St. Louis win at Philadelphia 8-0 on Player of the Year Chicago 36 34 .514 14½ North Dakota-Northeastern winner vs. Arizona 4, Edmonton 2 Gage Kreski, St. Ignace, Sr. Milwaukee 30 42 .417 21½ Michigan-Notre Dame winner, 6 p.m. St. Louis 1, San Jose 0 year. Nov. 7, 1968. First-Team All-State WESTERN CONFERENCE NORTHEAST REGIONAL Wednesday's Games Scotty Bowman was there to help, hiring one of "He's almost like a larger-than-life action hero," Malik Ellison, Flint Beecher, Jr. N.Y. Islanders 3, Ottawa 1 Southwest Division Worcester, Mass. his former players to be an assistant coach for him Toronto Maple Leafs coach Mike Babcock said. Marlo Brown, Southfield Christian, Sr. WLPct GB First Round N.Y. Rangers 5, Boston 2 Jamal Cain, Detroit Cornerstone, Jr. y-San Antonio 60 11 .845 — Friday, March 25 Thursday's Games with the Buffalo Sabres. "He's a genetic freak and is still a stud of a gentle- Shawn Pardee, Millington, Sr. Memphis 41 31 .569 19½ Providence (27-6-4) vs. Minnesota- Florida at Boston, 7 p.m. "I thought it was going to be a stop-gap job with man at 70-whatever he is. He embraces life, Jordan Weber, East Jordan, Sr. Dallas 35 36 .493 25 Duluth (18-15-5), 4:30 p.m. New Jersey at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Tyler Baker, Grand Rapids NorthPointe Houston 35 37 .486 25½ Boston College (26-7-5) vs. Harvard Carolina at Columbus, 7 p.m. us in Buffalo before he got another shot to coach an whether it's going fishing, on a canoe trip or back- Christian, Sr. New Orleans 26 44 .371 33½ (19-10-4), 8 p.m. Anaheim at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. NHL team," Bowman said in a telephone interview packing. When you talk to him, you can't help but Derrick DeVries, Grand Rapids Northwest Division Regional Championship Montreal at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. earlier this week. "But he got an offer to go back to hold him in high regard." Covenant Christian, Sr. WLPct GB Saturday, March 26 Vancouver at Nashville, 8 p.m. David Miller, White Pigeon, Sr. y-Oklahoma City49 22 .690 — Providence/Minnesota-Duluth winner Calgary at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Michigan. And, he's been there ever since and has The job Berenson did this season was regarded Mark Watts, Detroit Allen Academy, Fr. Portland 37 35 .514 12½ vs. Boston College-Harvard winner, 9 Los Angeles at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. fulfilled a dream." well enough to be named Big Ten coach of the year Jeffrey Beckman, Shelby, Sr. Philadelphia at Colorado, 9 p.m. Utah 35 36 .493 14 p.m. Indeed. after winning 20-plus games for the 27th time in Coach Denver 30 42 .417 19½ WEST REGIONAL Dallas at Arizona, 10 p.m. Keith Haske, Traverse City St. Francis. Minnesota 23 48 .324 26 St. Paul, Minn. Edmonton at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. Berenson is in his 32nd season of leading the his career. Second-Team All-State (Nominees Pacific Division First Round Friday's Games Wolverines, who will face Notre Dame in the first The Wolverines went 22-7-5 with a .721 winning receiving two or more votes from the WLPct GB Saturday, March 26 Washington at New Jersey, 7 p.m. 10-member panel) y-Golden State 63 7 .900 — St. Cloud State (31-8-1) vs. Ferris State N.Y. Islanders at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. round of the NCAA Tournament in Cincinnati. He percentage that was their highest in in seven Jay McMiller, Hanover-Horton, Sr. L.A. Clippers 43 26 .623 19½ (19-14-6), 3 p.m. Vancouver at St. Louis, 8 p.m. won his first of two national titles on the same years. They averaged a nation-high 4.89 goals a Jason Williams, Detroit Allen Academy, Sacramento 27 44 .380 36½ Denver (23-9-6) vs. Boston U. (21-12- sheet of ice in 1996. game and earned a spot in the NCAA tournament Sr. Phoenix 20 51 .282 43½ 5), 6:30 p.m. Transactions Dane Preston, Kalamazoo Hackett L.A. Lakers 15 56 .211 48½ Regional Championship Speculation has swirled all season that the 76- for the first time since 2012. Catholic Central x-clinched playoff spot Sunday, March 27 BASEBALL year-old Berenson, who is in the last year of his Berenson, who is from Regina, Saskatchewan, Aquavius Burks, Flint Beecher, Sr. American League y-clinched division St. Cloud State-Ferris State winner vs. contract, will retire when Michigan's season ends. was a star player at Michigan in the early 1960s. Caleb Hodgson, Dansville, Fr. Tuesday's Games Denver-Boston U. winner, 5 p.m. BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Designated Coach Charlotte 105, Brooklyn 100 EAST REGIONAL LHP Chris Jones for assignment. Agreed So, is this it for him? He played in the NHL for Montreal, the New York Craig Covington, Detroit Allen Acade- Miami 113, New Orleans 99 Albany, N.Y. to terms with LHP Zach Phillips on a one- "Truthfully, I don't know," Berenson insisted Rangers, St. Louis and Detroit from 1962 to 1978 my. Oklahoma City 111, Houston 107 First Round year contract. Honorable Mention L.A. Lakers 107, Memphis 100 Saturday, March 26 HOUSTON ASTROS — Optioned RHP Tuesday night. "I went into the season with an and then made a quick transition into coaching. (Nominees receiving one or no votes Wednesday's Games Quinnipiac (29-3-7) vs. RIT (18-14-6), 4 Brad Peacock to Fresno (PCL). open mind." After serving as an assistant for the Blues for more from the 10-member panel) Cleveland 113, Milwaukee 104 p.m. KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Optioned Berenson said he talked with former athletic than a year, he was promoted to head coach during Levi Lehman, Ithaca; Kaleb Barrett, Atlanta 122, Washington 101 Massachussets-Lowell (25-9-5) vs. LHPs Scott Alexander and Brian Flynn to Carson City-Crystal; Hogan Hayes, Boston 91, Toronto 79 Yale (19-8-4), 7:30 p.m. Omaha (PCL). Granted RHP Ross Ohlen- director Jim Hackett about this possibly being his the 1979-80 season. Beaverton; Tyler Humpert, Vassar; Detroit 118, Orlando 102 Sunday, March 27 dorf a release from his minor league con- last year, and plans to discuss his future with new He won the Jack Adams Award the next season Andrew Schroeder, Saginaw Michigan New York 115, Chicago 107 Quinnipiac-RIT winner vs. Massachus- tract. Reassigned C Parker Martin and Lutheran Seminary; Drew Fletcher; Sagi- Minnesota 113, Sacramento 104 sets-Lowell/Yale winner, 7:30 p.m. INFs Orlando Calixte and Dusty Coleman athletic director Warde Manuel soon after the sea- as the league's top coach after helping St. Louis naw Valley Lutheran; Tommy Morneau, Utah 89, Houston 87 FROZEN FOUR to minor league camp. son. have its best season in its 28-year history. Late in Bad Axe; Aaron Saenz, Unionville-Sebe- San Antonio 112, Miami 88 At Amalie Arena MINNESOTA TWINS — Optioned RHP If he's entering the final stretch of his storied the next season, he was fired. waing; Andrew Storm, Marlette; Danny Denver 104, Philadelphia 103 Tampa, Fla. J.R. Graham and LHP Taylor Rogers to Pippen, Detroit Allen Academy; David Phoenix 119, L.A. Lakers 107 Semifinals Rochester (IL). Reassigned LHP Buddy career, no one around him appears to know it. Berenson said he turned down his alma mater DeJulius, Detroit Edison; Will Weems, Portland 109, Dallas 103 Thursday, April 7 Boshers, C Carlos Paulino and INFs Buck "I think everyone is in the dark," senior forward twice before saying yes to leading Michigan's strug- Detroit Edison; Kieshon Watson, L.A. Clippers at Golden State East champion vs. Northeast champi- Britton and Wilfredo Tovar to minor Justin Selman said. "It's hard to ignore what's gling program in 1984. Muskegon Heights Academy; Riley Fair- Thursday's Games on, 5 or 8:30 p.m. league camp. field, North Muskegon; Carson Wonders, New Orleans at Indiana, 7 p.m. West champion vs. Midwest champion, National League going on, especially on Senior Night when the fans After helping the Wolverines win, NHL teams Iron Mountain; Dre Touminen, Cleveland at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. 5 or 8:30 p.m. LOS ANGELES DODGERS — Reas- gave him a nice send-off cheer. No one is really tried to get him back behind the bench in the Negaunee; Jay Lori, Negaunee; Tyler signed RHP Matt West to minor league Chicago at New York, 7:30 p.m. Championship sure, though, what he is going to do." league. Shank, Constantine; Jalen Boes, Union Utah at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Saturday, April 9 camp. City; Nate Karney, Quincy; Quinn Elfrid, Portland at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. East-Northeast winner vs. West-Mid- PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — Optioned In the meantime, Berenson has shown no signs "I had some opportunities," he said. "I remember Quincy; Brock Ridgeway, Homer; Nick Friday's Games west winner, 8 p.m. RHP Severino Gonzalez to Lehigh Valley of slowing down. one guy, I won't mention his name, from one of the Knowlton, Bridgman; Stephan Umfress, Minnesota at Washington, 7 p.m. (IL). Monroe St. Mary's Catholic Central; Paul WASHINGTON NATIONALS — Reas- He skates with his players, who are young New York teams. He said, 'Wouldn't you like to get Charlotte at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. All TimesNHL EDT Zysk, Addison; Greg Liedel, Erie-Mason; signed RHP Lucas Giolito to minor league Toronto at Houston, 8 p.m. EASTERN CONFERENCE enough to be his grandchildren, during practices. back to New York?' I played for the Rangers. I said, Preston Laketa, Hanover-Horton; Kylen camp. Orlando at Miami, 8 p.m. Atlantic Division He demonstrates fundamentals and techniques, 'Have you ever been to Ann Arbor?' He said, 'Oh Brown, Michigan Center; Kamron McDon- Milwaukee at Atlanta, 8 p.m. GP WLOT Pts GF GA such as how to shoot a wicked, one-timer, that yeah, it's really great.' I said, 'Well, that's the helped him set an NHL record nearly a half-centu- answer. There's no chance.' I had done my thing ry ago that still stands. there and I was comfortable here." 11 Vanderbilt 50 16 FGCU 96 First Four 11 Michigan 67 16 Holy Cross 59 March 15-16 S 11 Wichita St. 70 EE16 FDU 65 Dayton, Ohio 11 Tulsa 62 16 Southern U. 55 W

First Round Men’s Division I Basketball Championship First Round Second Round Second Round March 17-18 March 17-18 March 19-20 March 19-20 Big Ten confirms Notre Dame is 1 Kansas 105 Sweet 16 Sweet 16 1 North Carolina 83

1 Kansas 73 March 24-25 March 24-25 1 N. Carolina 85 Raleigh, N.C. 16 Austin Peay 79 16 FGCU 67 1 Kansas 1 N. Carolina 8 Colorado 67 Elite Eight Elite Eight 8 USC 69 9 UConn 61 9 Providence 66 coming, but only for hockey March 26-27 March 26-27 9 Des Moines, Iowa 9 UConn 74 Providence 70 Thurs., 9:40 p.m. Fri., 9:40 p.m. SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) — Notre Dame is Hockey Association, with some remaining mem- 5 Maryland 79 5 Indiana 99 Des Moines, Iowa 5 Maryland 73 5 Indiana 73 finally joining the Big Ten, though only as an affil- bers forming the National Collegiate Hockey Con- 12 So. Dakota St. 74 12 Chattanooga 74 iate member in the sport of men's hockey. ference. 5 Maryland Final Four 5 Indiana 4 California 66 Houston 4 Kentucky 85 The university and conference announced The move hasn't gone as well as expected for the 13 Hawaii 60 April 2 4 Kentucky 67

Spokane, Wash. Wednesday the Fighting Irish will begin Big Ten Big Ten. Minnesota reached the national champi- 13 Hawaii 77 SOUTH EAST 13 Stony Brook 57 Philadelphia play with the 2017-18 season. Notre Dame athletic onship game in 2014, but the league failed to land 6 Arizona 55 Louisville, Ky. 6 Notre Dame 70 11 Wichita St. 57 Mar. 26 Mar. 27 6 Notre Dame 76 Brooklyn, N.Y. director Jack Swarbrick said joining the Big Ten an at-large bid to either of the last two NCAA tour- 11 Wichita St. 65 11 Michigan 63 3 Miami 6 Notre Dame will make it easier on athletes who for the past naments. 3 Miami 79 3 West Virginia 56 3 Miami 65 14 SF Austin 75 three years have played in the Hockey East against Traviolia said he doesn't foresee adding any 14 Buffalo 72 Providence, R.I. 14 SF Austin 70 teams in New England. other programs soon. Thurs., 7:10 p.m. Fri., 7:27 p.m. 7 Iowa 72 7 Wisconsin 47 "We understood that being in Hockey East that "I don't think there's any rush to go to eight, if 7 Iowa 68 7 Wisconsin 66 National St. Louis traveling would be challenging and it certainly people feel eight is the magic number, or 10 is the 10 Temple 70 10 Pittsburgh 43 2 Villanova Championship 7 Wisc. was," he said. "So when this option was presented, magic number," he said. "For us it's really about 2 Villanova 86 2 Xavier 71 2 Villanova 87 April 4 2 Xavier 63 it is so much better. There's so much less time in fit." Brooklyn, N.Y. 15 UNC Asheville 56 15 Weber State 53 the airports and in the air and there's some venues Swarbrick said joining the Big Ten will be better

1 Oregon 91 1 Virginia 81 we can bus to. So it's a completely better experi- for fans because the league has more natural 1 Oregon 69 1 Virginia 77 Raleigh, N.C. ence." rivals. He said the only rivalry in the Hockey East 16 Holy Cross 52 1 Oregon 1 Virginia 16 Hampton 45 Big Ten associate commissioner for hockey Brad was Boston College, another Roman Catholic 8 Saint Joseph’s 78 8 Texas Tech 61 8 St. Joe’s 64 9 Butler 69 Traviolia said in talking with league coaches they school that like Notre Dame competes in the Spokane, Wash. 9 Cincinnati 76 9 Butler 71 didn't believe six teams was ideal. Atlantic Coast Conference. 5 Baylor 75 Thurs., 9:40 p.m. Fri., 7:10 p.m. 5 Purdue 83 "It will allow us to be less reliant on non-confer- "People react differently to Wisconsin, Minneso- 12 Yale 64 12 Little Rock 61

12 Yale 79 12 Little Rock 85 Denver ence scheduling," he said. "We're also able to renew ta, Michigan or Michigan State coming in," Swar- 4 Duke 4 Iowa St. 4 Duke 93 4 Iowa State 94 some historic rivalries between Notre Dame and brick said. "You want to create the best atmosphere 4 Duke 71 4 Iowa St. 78 some of our own members and we're going to create you can for your student athletes and this will help Providence, R.I. 13 UNC Wilm. 85 13 Iona 81 WEST MIDWEST some new rivalries as well." us do it." 6 Texas 72 Anaheim, Calif. Chicago 6 Seton Hall 52 11 No. Iowa 88 Mar. 26 Mar. 27 11 Gonzaga 82 Hockey East Commissioner Joe Bertagna issued Notre Dame considered giving up its indepen-

11 No. Iowa 75 11 Gonzaga 68 Denver 3 Tex. A&M 11 Gonzaga a release Wednesday on Notre Dame's decision, dence in football in 1999 to join the Big Ten, but the 3 Texas A&M 92 All times EDT 3 Utah 80 saying the college hockey landscape continues to board of trustees voted against it after students 3 Tex. A&M 92 3 Utah 59

Oklahoma City 14 Green Bay 65 14 Fresno St. 69 change. and alumni rallied against the proposal because Thurs., 7:37 p.m. Fri., 9:40 p.m. The Big Ten started its own league after Penn 7 Oregon St. 67 7 Dayton 51 they felt Big Ten members had snubbed Notre 10 VCU 81 10 Syracuse 75 St. Louis State added a program in 2012, giving the confer- Dame decades earlier. 10 VCU 75 10 Syracuse 70 2 Okla. 10 Syracuse ence the minimum six teams needed to qualify for Swarbrick said he doesn't expect any opposition 2 Oklahoma 82 2 Michigan St. 81 2 Okla. 85 15 MTSU 50 an automatic NCAA Tournament berth. The move to the move in hockey.

Oklahoma City 15 CSU Bakersfield 68 15 Middle Tenn. 90 led to the Central Collegiate Hockey Association "I think people understand the college landscape AP dissolving and a shakeup in the Western Collegiate is just different," he said.

the ball in his hands late." ing warm-ups before most games since they were And under seemingly more difficult circum- Wisconsin Wisconsin is two wins away from another trip to freshmen. stances with the 6-foot-8 Hayes' long wingspan in the national semifinals thanks to another clutch "'Make it, take it' in the corner," described his face instead of the 6-4 Abell. shot from Koenig. His buzzer-beating 3 in the 66- Hayes. He's had an up-close look at the kind of Still, making that kind of shot in a real game From page 9 63 victory over Xavier in the second round will be step-back 3 that Koenig hit over Xavier guard can never be simulated in practice, Paris said. except advancing to Final Fours. remembered by Badgers fans for a while. Remy Abell. That's when intangibles come into play. "Sure, some guys perform under pressure. I But junior teammate Nigel Hayes wasn't sur- "He hit that shot against me that he hit to win "He's been there, first of all," Paris said. "Are don't think that's debatable," assistant coach Lam- prised. He and Koenig have played a friendly mini- the (Xavier) game," Hayes said. "I've seen it go 1 you nervous about the responsibility of performing ont Paris said. "We're confident in him and we like competition of 1-on-1 for about 7 or 8 minutes dur- million times." in that situation? And he's not. Simply, he's not." l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 2016 11 DEFLOCKED Husband’s ex won’t leave family alone Dear Annie: My husband’s me to wear hose that support high school sweetheart (from my health issues and always 30 years ago) refuses to let go asks if I’m wearing them of the past and move on. when I see him. There are “Donna” tried to get my hus- companies that specialize in band to cheat on his first wife, such hosiery. My wife is an and he declined. She also Annie’s RN and she supports my tried to get him to have a fling Mailbox wearing the hose, even openly with her while we were dat- with shorts in the summer. ing, and again, he refused her I do not make a point to tell advances. them. anyone unless asked. And the MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM Donna continues to main- My husband would like her truth is, most people nowa- tain contact with my hus- to respect his space and leave days couldn’t care less unless band’s siblings and his moth- his family alone. I don’t think you make a point to be er on Facebook by “liking” she meets the definition of a noticed. Those hose are espe- their photos and such, but has stalker. She’s just annoying. cially helpful if you stand on blocked both of us from seeing How can we get her to move concrete or any kind of floor- any of her interactions with into the present and let go of ing for long shifts, like I do. that part of her past that Why can’t men be comfortable included my husband’s fami- at their jobs or anywhere YOUR ly? — Time to Move On else? It’s just clothing. — Dear Time: It sounds like Man Who Wears Hose for a OROSCOPE this is beyond your control. If Reason H Donna wants to have contact Dear Man: We heard from BORN LOSER with your in-laws, it is up to plenty of men who use them to decide whether or not women’s stockings or their to comply. It is not your deci- equivalent for health reasons. sion, so please stop torment- The woman who wrote, how- ing yourself. 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Before being trained specifically for external ers were kicked out of the terror Downtown Ironwood: 1 Bedroom. Sales • Rentals killed in a police raid, the attacks, according to the offi- group, and they include Mus- Dorothy Thompson, a journalist Garage Parking. Laundry facility Management • Appraisals ringleader of the Nov. 13 Paris cials, including Goulet. Some lims and Muslim converts from and radio broadcaster who in 1939 on site. $350.00/month, $350.00 was recognized by Time magazine deposit. (906)367-1550 attacks claimed he had entered 5,000 Europeans have gone to all across Europe. as the second most influential woman in America behind Eleanor 906-932-5406 DAILY GLOBE Europe in a multinational group Syria. Fighters in the units are Roosevelt, said, “There is nothing Furnished one bedroom, 2nd floor, Highway US-2 • Ironwood of 90 fighters, who scattered “The reality is that if we trained in battleground strate- to fear except the persistent refusal near Powderhorn. 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INTENSIVE TREATMENT FOR DIABETES CAN CAUSE COMPLICATIONS By Anthony L. Komaroff, M.D. DAILY GLOBE DEAR DOCTOR K: In a recent column the eyes, kidneys and nerves. The sec- have abbreviated names. The best you said that doctors are not trying to ond is disease of the large blood vessels known are VADT, ACCORD and AD- SUDOKU lower blood sugar as much as they used (called macrovascular complications), VANCE. Sudoku is a number-placing puzzle to in people with diabetes. My husband's which causes heart disease, strokes and Unfortunately, these trials did not demon- By Dave Green based on a 9x9 grid with several doctor always tells him that "lower is bet- peripheral artery disease. strate a benefit from intensive treatment given numbers. The object is to place ter" when it comes to his blood sugar. An analysis of the strongest type of stud- compared to less intensive treatment. Can you explain? the numbers 1 to 9 in the empty ies, randomized trials, involving nearly And more patients in the intensive treat- DEAR READER: When I was in medical 35,000 people with diabetes, found that ment group have suffered from the com- 4 5 3 7 9 squares so that each row, each col- school, and for many years thereafter, intensive treatment had a benefit: It led to plications of blood sugar that is too low. umn and each 3x3 box contains the "lower is better" was what doctors be- a more than 10 percent reduction in small Worst of all, in one of the studies (AC- same number only once. lieved. We knew that people with dia- blood vessel complications. CORD), the rates of premature death 8 6 betes could develop severe, even fatal, from heart disease and from all causes The difficulty I assumed, as did most doctors I know, complications if their blood sugar got very that if intensive treatment lowered small were actually higher in the intensive treat- 8 1 level of the Conceptis Sudoku high. Plus, we had powerful blood-sugar- blood vessel complications, then it would ment group. Too much of a good thing increases from Monday to Saturday. lowering treatments available. also lower large blood vessel complica- might have been fatal. One possible rea- On the other hand, there was a limit to tions. However, over the past 40 years, son is that the low blood sugar may have 5 Answer to previous puzzle "lower is better." Too much of a good the evidence on that score has been triggered a dangerous heart rhythm. 6 thing could be a bad thing: Overtreatment quite mixed. So, while lowering blood sugar with treat- could push blood sugars too low -- dan- Many studies show that people with ment definitely improves health, there are 7 1 6 2 5 9 1 4 2 7 8 6 5 3 gerously low. Sustained very low blood higher blood sugars are more likely to limits. Today I and many other doctors do 6 3 2 5 9 1 7 8 4 sugar can produce confusion, coma and have large blood vessel complications, not treat blood sugar as intensively as we death. So we measured blood sugars fre- such as heart attacks and strokes. So used to. 2 3 8 7 5 4 3 6 9 2 1 quently, with the goal of having blood you might think that intensive lowering of (Dr. Komaroff is a physician & professor 7 2 1 6 4 3 5 9 8 sugar as low as it could go without caus- blood sugar would reduce the rates of at Harvard Medical School. To send ing bothersome symptoms. large blood vessel complications. 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These studies all 816-581-7500 l 14 THURSDAY, M ARCH 24, 2016 WORLD THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Evidence says Brussels bombers may have rushed attack BRUSSELS (AP) — As police was Najim Laachraoui, a Moroc- gian officials that he was a “for- Van Leeuw said the bomb did to him,” — an apparent reference One neighbor, who was willing hunted for the surviving Brus- can-born Belgian whom police eign terrorist fighter.” But other partially explode after police had to the just-arrested Abdeslam. to give only his first name of sels bomber, evidence mounted have hunted as the suspected Turkish officials said he was already evacuated the terminal, Police were drawn to the Erdine, said he was about to Wednesday that the same Islam- bombmaker in the Nov. 13 released from Dutch custody due injuring nobody. brothers’ apartment Tuesday drive his son to school when he ic State cell carried out the attacks on Paris by the Islamic to lack of evidence of involvement The prosecutor said a laptop night thanks to a tip from a taxi saw the two men carrying their attacks in both Paris and Brus- State that killed 130 people. in extremism. seized from a garbage can on a driver who had unwittingly bags out of the building. sels, and that the militants may — The other two suicide Details of the investigation street outside the brothers’ last delivered them to the airport, “The taxi driver tried to get the have launched this week’s bombers were Belgian-born from chief prosecutor Frederic known address contained a mes- Van Leeuw said. Inside the luggage. And the other guy slaughter in haste because they brothers, Ibrahim El Bakraoui, Van Leeuw pointed to a rising sage purportedly from Ibrahim northeast Brussels residence reached for it like he was saying: feared authorities were closing in and his younger brother, Khalid, sense of panic among the three El Bakraoui that indicated he they found an apparent bomb- No, I’ll take it,” the neighbor said. on them. both known to the police as com- bombers who blew themselves was expecting to be arrested making factory, including 15 At the core of the Belgian On a day of mourning across mon criminals, not anti-Western up. An unidentified fourth man imminently following Friday’s kilograms (33 pounds) of home- investigation is a photo taken Belgium following Tuesday’s radicals. who was shown in airport video capture in Brussels of the sus- made explosives and nails for use from the airport’s surveillance bombings of the Brussels airport — Turkish President Recep surveillance footage remains at pected ringleader of the Paris as shrapnel. cameras showing three attackers and subway that killed 31 people Tayyip Erdogan said Ibrahim El large after Van Leeuw said his attacks, Salah Abdeslam. Neighbors told The Associated walking side by side as they push and wounded more than 270, Bakraoui was caught in June suitcase bomb failed to detonate “I don’t know what to do, I’m in Press they had no idea of the luggage carts. Van Leeuw said new information emerged about 2015 near Turkey’s border with properly. Authorities say he was a hurry, people are looking for me brothers’ activities and barely the middle figure has been iden- the four attackers: Syria and deported, at his own the man in a light jacket and hat everywhere,” Van Leeuw quoted saw them until the taxi collected tified as Ibrahim El Bakraoui, — European security officials request, to the Netherlands, with on the far right of the video the message as saying. “If I give them and their visibly heavy while the two men flanking him said one of the suicide bombers Ankara warning Dutch and Bel- footage. myself up I’ll end up in a cell next bags Tuesday morning. remained unidentified.

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