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DAILY GLOBE Friday, January 10, 2020 Mostly cloudy yourdailyglobe.com | High: 20 | Low: 5 | Details, page 2 Finance committee RACE THIS WAY approves letter of intent on Hagemann building By RICHARD JENKINS [email protected] HURLEY – Iron County appears interested in purchasing property in the city of Hurley to house its health department. The Iron County Board of Supervisors’ Finance Committee recommended Thursday that the full county board sign a letter of intent to purchase the former Hagemann dentist office on 5th Avenue that currently houses the NorthLakes Community Clinic’s Hurley location. The letter puts the approxi- mate price of the property at $80,000, according to Iron County Clerk Michael Saari, which is the value the property was appraised for. Even with whatever work is needed to make the building work best for the health department offices, board members felt the county would come out ahead by purchasing the property rather than continuing to rent the current office space at 502 Copper St. “Even with the modifications, Submitted photo we should still be in the CROSS COUNTRY ski trail grooming crews from Active Backwoods Retreat (ABR) in Ironwood on Thursday work on the race course ($100,000 cost) area,” board for Saturday’s Sisu Ski Fest and are pictured here passing by the iconic Hiawatha statue. chairman Joe Pinardi said. “So within five years of rent, (the savings) should cover it.” The county pays roughly 11th annual Sisu Ski Fest kicks off $20,000 a year in rent at the cur- By TOM LAVENTURE charm of local architecture and having the high school and college students, recreation- [email protected] Friday registration events at the Ironwood al families and seniors – the people who IRONWOOD – The 11th Sisu Ski Fest Memorial Building, along with the Race want to participate but not necessarily com- FINANCE — page 5 promises to be the biggest ever but it won’t Expo from 4 to 10 p.m. The post-race party peting.” lose it’s small-town charm, according to will also be held at the Memorial Building This will be the fourth year for the Fat organizers. starting 11 a.m. Saturday with pasties and Bike Try Out The Trails event to close the Hurley school There are 750 racers who pre-registered mojakka Finnish stew from Rigoni’s Bakery. 2020 Sisu festival at 11 a.m. Sunday at for Saturday’s cross-country ski race as com- The awards ceremony at 1:30 p.m., she said. Wolverine Nordic Ski Trail, at the intersec- pared to 680 skiers last year, said Jackie Pow- The Historic Ironwood Theatre host the 6 tion of Snow Summit Drive and Powderhorn bus gets big ers, Sisu race director. Spectators might find p.m. post-race party on Saturday that is free Loop in Bessemer. the best locations to watch at Kinnunen to participants and community with live The Sisu Dirt Crew hosts the event as part push Road, Riverside Drive and at the “Finnish music by Copper Box. of its series of annual mountain bike events. HURLEY – A Hurley school line” at Aurora and Lowell streets down- Another decision that helped bring racers There will be a variety of fat bikes available bus was briefly detained after town. back to Sisu Ski Fest after a dip in attendance to ride on a groomed single track. getting stuck on Wednesday “We had skiers from 14 states participat- was to reduce the race from a 42K event to a “It’s about promoting fat biking as anoth- morning. ing last year and the majority of those racers 30K race four years ago, Powers said. As the er silent sport for the wintertime,” Powers The contracted school bus are coming from out of town,” Powers said. first major ski race of the year it made sense said. had already brought the students The racers start at the Active Backwoods that most racers prefer a shorter race, she Sisu Dirt Crew was part of the crew that to Hurley K-12 School and with Retreat (ABR) course at 9:30 a.m. for the 30K said. helped make course improvements this year no passengers it was returning to Sisu Classic skate; at 10 a.m. for the 30K The American Birkebeiner in Hayward, include taking out a challenging downhills the bus garage, said Kevin Freestyle, and 11 a.m. for the 15K Heikki Wisconsin in February, the largest cross- and curves near the start where people were Genisot, administrator for Hur- Lunta racers in both classic and free-style country ski race in North America, and the crashing, to avoid pileups with other skiers. ley K-12 School District. The bus divisions. The first 30K racers should start Great Bear Chase Ski Marathon in Calumet The route through the landfill near French was stopped at the intersection crossing the “Finnish” line downtown at that follows in March, are both 50K and 55K Town Road was diverted along the treeline to of 10th Avenue and U.S. 51 when around 11:15 a.m. events that draw racers toward the end of the avoid icy winds that were freezing skiers the driver was unable to move Approximately 220 local volunteers put a season when they are more conditioned for faces. the bus because of icy roads. face on the event that has the Sisu Ski Fest the marathon events, she said. “I think they are really going to be happy “The driver called the bus growing in numbers at a time when other The Sisu Ski Fest also has events for all with the race course this year,” Powers said. garage to receive a tug to get mov- races are seeing declines in participation, level of skiers to have fun as well, Powers With temperatures under freezing all ing again,” Genisot said. Powers said. That has a lot to do with the said. week and a race day forecast of 10 degrees Hurley Police Department ability to host a competitive race on a chal- The Depot Dash and Snowshoe Book the existing 17-inch base snow on most of said the call came in about the lenging and scenic course, and with a small Walk gives kids ages 10 and under a chance the course should be intact for the racers. stuck bus at 7:53 a.m. Police town approach that provides a unique expe- to put on cross-country skis and snowshoes Individuals and some area businesses responded to help prevent an rience that is representative of the communi- in an atmosphere of fun and learning on Fri- have volunteered to tend parts of the course accident. ty and local culture, she said. day from 4 to 5:30 p.m. in the park next to this week and will continue to do so into A second bus arrived to give “They (the racers) are staying here, visit- the Historic Ironwood Depot. race day. the stuck bus a push. Both buses ing, dining out and creating an impression There is also a Hauska Hiihto 5K Fun Ski The city of Ironwood employees and cleared the scene in a matter of that has given Ironwood a reputation as with a 1 p.m. start time from the City Garage streets department helped close roads where minutes, according to Hurley friendly and hospitable with small town at 200 Penokee Road. the race course crosses. The Friends of the Police Department. charm,” Powers said. “It’s another thing the locals might be —Daily Globe staff Part of that impression comes from the interested in,” Powers said. “It’s geared for SISU — page 5 Ontonagon EDC seeks grooming Technical issues delay paper delivery Due to a problem with the plate processor, the Daily Globe was funds from Michigan DNR unable to print Thursday’s edition in time for delivery that day. Subscribers will receive Thursday’s edition inserted inside today’s paper. Thursday’s edition is also available for purchase at By JAN TUCKER at its annual meeting Wednes- He added that the volunteers the Daily Globe office. [email protected] day by member Ship Schulz. must also do signing of the trails Both Thursday’s and today’s papers were printed off site. Until ONTONAGON – The Onton- The resolution describes the dif- and the bookwork required by the processor is fixed, the paper will continue to be printed off site agon County Economic Devel- ficulty finding volunteers for the MDNR. The resolution calls with an earlier deadline. opment Corporation will ask Maintaining the over 250 miles for legislation and/or a shift in An unrelated outage of internet services to businesses in down- the Michigan Department of of trails and note the clubs may the State’s gas tax to include town Ironwood overnight and into Thursday morning caused Natural Resources to provide be required to pay people to do additional funding for snowmo- Thursday’s online edition to be posted later than usual. Bill more funds for snowmobile the necessary work. Schulz said bile trails in the Western U.P, Morand of Charter Spectrum Business told the Daily Globe the out- grooming in the Western Upper that volunteers also must pay age was a “very isolated and very local incident, and service was Peninsula. The proposed resolu- for their own gas to get to the fully restored.” tion was presented to the EDC work site. 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That’s an it “has real teeth” because The House vote came a insult,’’ he said. “it is a statement of the day after the Trump admin- Pelosi scheduled the Friday Night Fish Fry Special Congress of the United istration briefed lawmakers House vote after Iran retali- States.” on its actions in Iran. ated for the Soleimani BUY ONE GET ONE 1/2 OFF The measure will “pro- Democrats and several killing by launching mis- Dine in only 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. tect American lives and val- Republicans called the siles at two military bases Expires 1/31/2020 ues” by limiting Trump’s briefings inadequate, in Iraq that house Ameri- military actions, Pelosi adding that officials did can troops. No casualties Easy Access – U.S. Hwy. 2 said. “The administration not provide enough details were reported. must de-escalate and must about why the attack was “Congress hereby 906-932-4132 www.larrysluckystrikes.com prevent further violence.’’ justified. directs the President to ter- The House passed the Vice President Mike minate the use of United measure, 224-194, with Pence said Thursday that States Armed Forces to Trump turns to those he has scorned for help on Iran just three Republicans vot- Soleimani “was traveling engage in hostilities in or WASHINGTON (AP) – sis on the Middle East. said. ing in support. Eight the region making plans to against Iran or any part of As tensions fester with Following his order to How receptive U.S. Democrats opposed the bring an attack against its government or military” Iran, President Donald kill Iranian Gen. Qassem allies in Europe will be to measure. American personnel and unless Congress declares Trump finds himself turn- Soleimani, and the danger- working with the Trump A similar proposal by American forces.” He said war on that country or ing to the very people and ous aftermath of Iran administration on Mideast Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va., it was not possible to share enacts legislation authoriz- entities he’s spent three launching missiles at U.S. issues, particularly Iran, faces an uphill fight in full details of the intelli- ing use of force to prevent years dismissing or alienat- military installations, remains unclear, especially the GOP-run Senate. gence with lawmakers. an attack on the U.S. and ing: NATO, Western allies Trump said he would like given how nations like Kaine’s efforts received a “When it comes to intel- its forces, the five-page res- and U.S. intelligence agen- to see more NATO troops France were dedicated to boost Thursday as ligence we have to protect olution states. cies. in the Middle East because the Iran nuclear agreement Republican Sen. Todd sources and methods, The resolution’s spon- Trump, who once said the problems there are that Trump abandoned. Young of Indiana, an ex- there’s only certain sor, freshman Rep. Elissa that U.S. spy agencies international in scope. “Trump has nothing in Marine, said he might amount we can share with Slotkin, D-Mich., said it is should “go back to school,” His latest entreaty is the bank with the Euro- support the war powers every member of intended to “make clear is now highlighting the also the freshest test of peans. There’s no goodwill. measure. Two other Congress,” Pence said on that if the president wants intelligence services’work whether he can bend other There’s no sense of trust – Republican senators said ABC’s “Good Morning to take us to war, he must that led to the fatal air nations and international no sense that they can rely Wednesday they would America.” “But those of us get authorization from strike against Iran’s most alliances to his will and on him,” said Derek Chol- back Kaine’s plan. who have seen all the evi- Congress.’’ powerful general. “There’s convince them to join with let, senior adviser for secu- “We are members of a dence know that there was If loved ones are going some dripping irony, but him after years of letting rity and defense policy at separate and distinct a compelling case of immi- to be sent to fight in a pro- nobody thinks all of a sud- many of those relation- The German Marshall branch of government. It is nent threat against Ameri- tracted war, “the president den he loves us,” said Marc ships wither. Fund of the United States. our duty not to take any- can personnel.” owes the American people Polymeropoulos, a recently “I think NATO should “They are not going to be one’s word for things as we Trump said Thursday a public conversation retired 26-year CIA veteran be expanded and we looking to do Donald are dealing with matters of that he “had calls from about why, and for what who held assignments in should include the Middle Trump a favor.” life and death,” Young said, numerous senators and ends,’’ said Slotkin, a for- the Mideast, Europe and East, absolutely...Right Chollet, who likened adding that he wished numerous congressmen mer CIA analyst and Pen- Eurasia. now the burden is on us the U.S. fatal strike on Trump administration offi- and women saying it was tagon official who served Also, after three years of and that’s not fair,” Trump Soleimani to taking a cials had provided more the greatest presentation in Iraq. dismissive comments said Thursday. “baseball bat to the hor- intelligence information they’ve ever had.’’ Members of Congress about NATO and other Trump noted how the net’s nest,” also said Trump during a briefing Wednes- Referring to criticism by have a constitutional European allies, Trump U.S. had crushed Islamic has not been specific – at day on a U.S. drone strike GOP Sens. Mike Lee and responsibility to uphold in says he wants them to help State militants, eliminated least not publicly – about that killed a top Iranian Rand Paul, Trump said: authorizing use of military more in the Middle East. their control of territory what he wants Europe to general. “They want information force, Slotkin said, adding, He even suggested a new and killed IS leader Abu Pelosi, in announcing that honestly I think is very “We are owed concrete, possible name of Bakr al-Baghdadi. “We did the House vote, called the hard to get. ... It really had specific details on strate- “NATOME” to add empha- Europe a big favor,” he HELP — page 6 killing of Gen. 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Community Briefs Calendar Monday, Jan. 13 Snow sculpture to to be offered by NAMI der and depression, we feel Draining Mistakes into Email calendar items and community news to replace ice castle (National Alliance on Men- now more than ever the Powerful Daily Rituals” [email protected]. Gogebic—Ontonagon tal Illness Alger/Mar- timing of this class is so with Kathryn Young, For more information, call Community Action Agency EAGLE RIVER, Wis. – quette). important for families to Health and Wellness 906—932—2211. food commodity distribution Because ice conditions are for seniors, GOCAA, 100 S. The 12-week series of learn more about the types Coach Friday, Jan. 10 Mill St., Bessemer, from 9 not conducive to building classes is free and confi- of mental illnesses. Jan. 28 – “Fitness: It’s a.m.—1 p.m.; Wakefield VFW, an ice castle, The Ware- dential. Classes will be Please call to register for Not that Hard!” with Suzi Mercer Cribbage, 9:30— 9—9:30 a.m.; Sunset Manor 11:30 a.m., Mercer Senior Apartments, Wakefield, com- house Art Center is team- held Tuesdays, Feb. 11 the classes by February 11 Hammer, Manitowish ing up with Eagle River’s Center. munity room, 9:45—10 a.m.; through April 28, from 6 or sooner to confirm the Waters Athletic Club Double Trouble, 11 a.m.— Riverview Apartments, Wake- Public Works Department p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at 129 W. start date. Supervisor and Fitness 12:30 p.m., Serenity Center, field, parking lot, 10:15—10:30 to create a gigantic snow Baraga Ave., in Marquette. For further information Instructor Ironwood. a.m.; Hillcrest Apartments, sculpture. Celebrating Mercer Food Pantry, Bessemer, community room, The course will cover a or to register please call Feb. 4 – “Foot Health, noon—1 p.m., Railroad Street, noon—12:15 p.m.; Fairview Eagle River as the Snowmo- broad range of topics, Louise (906–235–0231), Wellness Tips, Free Mercer, Wis. Emergencies: Apartments, Bessemer, com- bile Capital of the world, including information or Niki (906–458–1547), Demos, and More!” with 715—476—7655. munity room, 12:30—12:45 snow sculptor exraordi- Alcoholics Anonymous/ p.m. about Schizophrenia, or Cindy (906–360–7107). Jane Thomas, Naturopath- Al—Anon, noon, Salem NFAF board meeting , Lit- naires “Painless” Pete Mood Disorders (Bipolar ic Doctor, Certified Ingham Lutheran Church, Ironwood. tle Finland, Kimball, Wis. Schindelholz and Dan Ben- Disorder and Major Reflexologist, and owner of area74.org. 906—932—1608. Boulder Junction Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. son will lead a community Depression), Panic Disor- Reflexology by Jane Men’s Bible study, 8 a.m., crew in the creation of a library holds EST, Ontonagon United Bessemer Housing Communi- der, Obsessive Compulsive Feb. 11 – “Bullet Jour- Methodist Church basement, ty, community room, 906— giant snowmobile. Disorder, and PTSD. This wellness series naling: Infinite Planning next to Holiday gas station, 667—0469. The public is invited to will be the 16th time this Possibilities” with Teresa Ontonagon. area74.org. Iron County Food Pantry, join the crew, watch, or BOULDER JUNCTION, Alcoholics Anonymous, 9 a.m.—4 p.m., 72 Michigan class has been offered in Schmidt, Mercer Public 7:30 p.m., Our Lady of Peace take pictures as the creative Wis. – Looking for ways to Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715— our area and is presented stick to your New Year’s Library Director Catholic Church, Ironwood. 561—4450. process unfolds on Sunday, by trained educators. Feb. 18 – “Living Natu- area74.org. Alcoholics Anonymous, from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Resolutions? noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Responses from previ- The Boulder Junction rally with Yoga and Essen- Saturday, Jan. 11 Ironwood. area74.org. The Warehouse Art Cen- ous family members who tial Oils” with Heather Overeaters Anonymous, Public Library is offering a Union Station Food ter’s Inspiration Bar will be took the class are: “I feel Dietz, Owner and Teacher 5:30 p.m., All Saints Lutheran series of informational pre- Pantry and Northern Food Church, Wakefield. open, serving hot chocolate the course has saved my at Blackbird Yoga. Bank, 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., and more. sentations to help patrons Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 family,” “I no longer blame learn ways to support their 252 E. Ayer St., Ironwood. p.m., Our Lady of Peace Town of Carey to Alcoholics Anonymous, Catholic Church, Ironwood. NAMI preps ‘Family myself for my child’s ill- health and wellness this 11 a.m., Salem Lutheran ness.” hold meeting area74.org. winter – and all year long. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Aurora Club, 6 p.m. to family’ series “This course has given Community Pickleball All programs are held CAREY – The Town of monthly membership, Aurora me a broader understand- Paddlers, 2—5 p.m., Mercer Club, Ironwood. MARQUETTE – Family on Tuesdays from 2:30 to Carey will hold its regular School gymnasium. 715— members and friends of ing of the diagnosis and Government 3:30 p.m. in the at the monthly meeting on Mon- 776—4588. Gogebic—Iron County more comfort in speaking Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 individuals with a mental Boulder Junction Commu- day at 6 p.m. in the town Airport Board, 10 a.m., at the about this to others.” p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, airport. illness may greatly benefit nity Center. hall. Ironwood. area74.org. With the tragedies of Gogebic County Road from a 12-week “Family to Jan. 21 – “How to Trans- Residents are welcome well-known public figures Sunday, Jan. 12 Commission, 4 p.m., Court- Family” education course form Your Top 3 Energy to attend. house Annez, Bessemer, Mich. dealing with bipolar disor- Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 City of Hurley Finance p.m., closed meeting, Salem Committee, 4:15 p.m., City Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Hall, Hurley. Narcotics Anonymous, 7 Ironwood City Commis- ‘Pose’ cast, Niecy Nash, Matsoukas to be honored by Essence p.m., Wesley United Methodist sion, work session, 4:45 p.m., By MESFIN FEKADU Church, Ironwood. Memorial Building. before the 92nd Academy MoAna Luu, the company’s brates 50 years of the Bessemer Township AP Entertainment Writer Alcoholics Anonymous, Awards. chief content and creative power of our presence, we 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Board, 5 p.m., Township Hall, NEW YORK (AP) – “Pose” writer–director– officer, said in a statement. are proud to salute them Church, Bessemer. Ramsay. Gogebic County Fair Emmy winner Niecy Nash, producer Janet Mock will “Whether they’re reclaim- all.” Board, 5:30 p.m., Fair- the groundbreaking cast of be honored at the event ing our culture or disman- Nash earned an Emmy the hit TV series “Pose,” alongside members of the tling traditional gender nomination for her perfor- Grammy–winning music show’s cast, including Mj ideas, each of our honorees mance in last year’s “When video director Melina Mat- Rodriguez, Indya Moore, uplift us as they present They See Us” and won a soukas and “Captain Mar- Dominique Jackson, Angel- their unique gifts on the Daytime Emmy for the School of Choice Notice vel” actress Lashana Lynch ica Ross and Hailie screen and behind the cam- home makeover show Schools of Choice Plan Adopted will be honored at the 2020 Sahar. Billy Porter, who era. As ESSENCE cele- “Clean House.” by Local Districts Black Women in Holly- won an Emmy for his role wood Awards. on “Pose” last year, will be Superintendents of school districts in Gogebic Essence Communica- a presenter at the awards and Ontonagon counties have adopted resolutions, the media company luncheon. tions to allow parents the choice of school dis- dedicated to black women “ESSENCE is thrilled to NoticePUBLIC to construction NOTICE contractors, tricts for their children. that hosts the annual pre– commemorate the creative labor unions, and private contractors Oscars luncheon, and critical achievements The Schools of Choice Plan was provided for in announced Thursday that of Black women as origina- The Michigan Department of Natural Resources, Section 105 and 105(C) of the 1996 State Aid the event will take place tors, nurturers, makers and Parks and Recreation Division intends to solicit Act. The Bessemer Area, Ewen-Trout Creek, Feb. 6 at the Beverly creators during our 13th assistance from the Innovative Readiness Train- Ironwood Area, Ontonagon Area, Wakefield- Wilshire in Beverly Hills, Black Women in Holly- ing Program under the Military Assistance Pro- Marenisco and Watersmeet School Districts are California – three days wood awards luncheon,” gram in the Office of the Assistant Secretary of participating in this program. Defense for Reserve Affairs Parents/Guardians should contact the superin- The Project assistance will include site prepara- tendent or building principals of each district with tion and approximately 500 to 1,000 lineal feet of questions regarding specific programs and shoreline armoring along Ontonagon County classes. Vocational programming is not included Road 107 to support the public’s access to the in the Schools of Choice Plan since area-wide Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park and vocational classes are already controlled by a to protect the road from damage. The project will cooperative agreement for inclusion of students CITY OF BESSEMER be completed in collaboration with the Ontonagon from all area schools. All schools are accepting NOTICE OF VACANCY County Road Commission and the Michigan De- unlimited enrollment unless specified below. partment of Natural Resources, Parks and Recre- DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT Ironwood Area Schools-- No Kindergarten ation Division. ● AUTHORITY or 3rd Grade openings Additionally, the Project assistance will include LIBRARY BOARD Bessemer Area Schools-- All grades closed renovations to 3 historic buildings within the Por- ● The City of Bessemer is soliciting applications from for the second semester persons interested in serving on the following boards/ cupine Mountains Wilderness State Park to sup- Watersmeet Township Schools-- All grades authorities: port the Michigan Department of Natural ● closed for the second semester Library Board - 3 open seats Resources, Parks and Recreation Division’s op- Applicants must be a resident of the erations and public use. Applications for students are due to the district City of Bessemer, Bessemer Township or the Local contractors, labor union organizations or of choice between January 6 and January 24, The Charter Township of Ironwood. private contractors who have questions or who 2020. All students currently enrolled as Schools Downtown Development Authority - 1 open seat wish to voice opposition of the Office of the As- of Choice students need not reapply but may call Applicants must live in the City of Bessemer, sistant Secretary of Defense for Reserve Affairs’ the school district to verify status. own a business in the DDA district, own a building assistance regarding this project, may contact By law, families who have children in Schools of in the DDA district, or work for a business in the DNR-PRD District Supervisor Douglas Rich at DDA district. Choice Programs are given preference to other 906-353-6651 ext. 207-0128 no later than 30 siblings but otherwise all schools may not dis- Interested individuals should contact the City Clerk’s days after publication of this notice. Persons not criminate on the basis of race, sex, religious be- office for a Commission Application at City of Besse- filing comments within the time frame noted, will lief or academic ability. mer, 411 S. Sophie Street, Bessemer, MI 49911, or be considered to have waived their objections to email [email protected]. the participation of the Office of the Assistant Applications and details of program availability James K Trudgeon Secretary of Defense for Reserve Affairs in this are presently available at each of the local Bessemer City Clerk / 906-663-4101 project. school districts superintendent’s office. l 4 FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 2020 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE Fearing the Bern Sue Mizell, Publisher In 2016, Bernie Sanders waited we liberated ourselves from a tyran- until July – long after the Democrat- nical British monarch. Since then, Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor ic nomination had been decided – to the core of our political culture, and endorse Hillary Clinton. Radio host its enduring stability, has been root- Howard Stern asked Clinton if ed in reason, not revolution, and Sanders could have backed her earli- pragmatism, not passion. er. Steve Since the death of Franklin Roo- In Their Opinion “He could have,” she replied. “He Roberts sevelt, Democrats have elected six hurt me. There’s no doubt about it. presidents; not one came from the Trade war He hurt me.” Clinton added: “I hope Sanders-Elizabeth Warren wing of he doesn’t do it again to whoever the party. The orthodox liberals who gets the nomination. Once is did win the nomination all lost hurting Midwest enough.” self-righteousness. We’re pure, he badly. Many of Clinton’s most grievous tells his followers, and everyone else In the 2016 exit polls, only 26% Thumbs down to the ongoing trade war with wounds were self-inflicted. No one is corrupt. Like Trump, he warns of voters identified as liberals; 39% China, which is causing ever more serious damage to made her use a private email server, that the system is “rigged” against called themselves moderate and 35% the Midwest economy. or give high-dollar speeches to Wall them, so if they lose, they lose conservative. It is totally inconceiv- A new monthly survey of business supply man- Street, or ignore warnings in key unfairly, and therefore have no obli- able that this country would elect a agers showed the economy is growing slowly in nine Midwestern states, or call Trump gation to support the winner. self-proclaimed socialist who propos- Midwest and Plains states, with the trade war taking supporters “a basket of deplorables.” Analysts studying the 2016 vote es vast increases in government a bigger toll here than in much of the rest of the coun- It was her campaign that was concluded that about 1 in 5 Sanders spending totaling more than $50 try. That’s because the trade war hits agriculture and deplorable. primary voters did not back Clinton trillion. Sure, Sanders could galva- manufacturing, two staples of the Midwest economy, But her comments about Sanders in November. About 1 in 10 actually nize some left-wing voters, but he hard. are still correct. His behavior voted for Trump, while the rest sup- would alienate far more moderates: But the weakness in the economy is now spilling remains one of the principal reasons ported third parties or stayed home. exactly the voters Democrats will into other areas of the Midwest economy. In the past for her defeat. As Hillary wrote in Professor Brian Schaffner of the Uni- desperately need in battleground 12 months, the region has added jobs at an annual her book “What Happened,” versity of Massachusetts calculates states to deny Trump a second pace of just 0.7% – less than half the national rate. Sanders’ attacks “impugning my that in each of the three states that term. The Creighton University economists who oversee character ... caused lasting damage, made Trump president – Wisconsin, For example, Mason-Dixon the survey say they expect slow growth the first half making it harder to unify progres- Pennsylvania and Michigan – the Polling reports that Biden beats of next year in the Midwest, but the trade war is con- sives in the general election and number of Bernie backers who voted Trump by 2 points in Florida, while tinuing to hammer the region. paving the way for Trump’s for Trump exceeded the president’s Sanders loses by 5; in Virginia, The Trump administration needs to put a higher ‘Crooked Hillary’ campaign.” margin of victory. Biden has a 4-point lead over the priority on reigniting talks with China. Sanders is poised to play the role Sanders is threatening to repeat president, while Sanders trials him A second thumbs down to the Trump administra- of spoiler again. His huge fundrais- that perfidious performance this by 6. Harry Sloan, a Republican tion underfunding the Superfund. ing haul over the last three months year. Former Ohio Governor Ted fundraiser, reinforced that finding in Scott Pruitt, President Trump’s first administrator guarantees his staying power, and he Strickland, a Biden backer, told the The New York Times: “I’ve spoken to of the Environmental Protection Agency, defended is starting to do to Joe Biden what he Post, “My big concern isn’t that he’ll many Republicans who don’t intend the administration’s plan to pull back on enforcing did to Hillary – emphasizing his beat Joe, but that this movement of to vote for Trump. They’re looking pollution laws by saying they would prioritize Super- rival’s personal flaws and handing his may decide to take a walk if for an alternative. They are pretty fund cleanup of badly polluted sites. the Trump campaign a stockpile of Bernie isn’t the nominee. It’d be polarized against Warren and Some three years later, the Superfund program ammunition. deadly to the Democratic Party if he Sanders and that so-called progres- has been a casebook example of “watch what we do, In a recent Washington Post inter- didn’t do everything he could to sup- sive wing of the party.” not what we say.” The EPA quietly revealed over the view, Bernie echoed Trump’s caustic port the nominee.” Bernie Sanders cannot win the holidays that the program now has its largest backlog condemnation of Biden as “Sleepy Sanders, of course, insists that White House, but he can stop anoth- of unfunded projects in 15 years. Joe” by saying, “It’s just a lot of bag- he’s not a spoiler – that by calling er Democrat from winning. That’s And the Trump administration consistently sub- gage Joe takes into a campaign, for a “revolution,” he can actually why many party pragmatists don’t mits budgets that reduce money going to the Super- which isn’t going to create energy beat Trump by energizing marginal feel the Bern – they fear the Bern. fund program. and excitement.” voters, particularly young people. Congress has not gone along with those cuts, but Primary opponents have every But that is a delusional myth. This is Steven Roberts teaches politics and the administration’s actions speak louder than its right to criticize their rivals, but NOT a revolutionary country. The journalism at George Washington Uni- words. Superfund is not a Trump priority. Nothing what makes Sanders so dangerous to last successful insurrection hap- versity. He can be contacted by email at environmental is. the Democrats is his insufferable pened almost 250 years ago, when [email protected]. –Mankato Free Press Today in history

Legislators By The Associated Press Today’s Highlight in History On Jan. 10, 1984, the Unit- Michigan 48909, phone 517-373-0850, ed States and the Vatican Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, email: GregMarkkanen@ established full diplomatic rela- P.O. Box 30013, Lansing, MI house.mi.com. tions for the first time in more 48909, phone 517-373-3400, Wisconsin than a century. online: michigan.gov/whitmer. Gov. Tony Evers, 115 East On this date Sen. Debbie Stabenow, State Capitol, Madison, WI In 1776, Thomas Paine D-Mich., 731 Hart Senate 53702, phone 608-266-1212, anonymously published his Office Building, Washington, online: evers.wi.gov. influential pamphlet, “Common DC 20510, phone 202-224- Sen. Ron Johnson, R- Sense,” which argued for 4822, online: stabenow.sen- Wis., 328 Hart Senate Office American independence from ate.gov. Building, Washington, DC British rule. Sen. Gary Peters, D- 20510, phone 202-224- In 1860, the Pemberton Mill Mich., 724 Hart Senate Office 5323, online: ronjohnson.sen- in Lawrence, Mass., collapsed Building, Washington, DC ate.gov. and caught fire, killing up to 20510, phone 202-224-6221, Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D- 145 people, mostly female online: peters.senate.gov. Wis., 709 Hart Senate Office workers from Scotland and Ire- U.S. Rep. Jack Bergman, Building, Washington, DC land. R-Watersmeet, 414 Cannon 20510, phone 202-224-5653; In 1861, Florida became House Office Building, Wash- online: baldwin.senate.gov. the third state to secede from ington, DC 20515, phone 202- State Sen. Janet Bewley, the Union. 225-4735, online: D-Ashland, 126 South, State In 1863, the London Under- bergman.house.gov. Capitol, P.O. Box 7882, ground had its beginnings as announced completion of an Leno resumed hosting Today’s Birthdays State Sen. Ed McBroom, Madison, WI 53707, phone the Metropolitan, the world’s agreement to remove all long- “Tonight.”) Opera singer Sherrill R-Vulcan, 7200 Binsfeld Sen- 608-266-3510, online: first underground passenger range nuclear missiles from Five years ago: Hundreds Milnes is 85. Rock singer- ate Building, P.O. Box 30036, legis.wisconsin.gov/sen- railway, opened to the public the former Soviet republic of of thousands of people musician Ronnie Hawkins is Lansing, MI 48909, phone 517- ate/25/bewley. with service between Padding- Ukraine. marched in French cities from 85. Movie director Walter Hill is 373-7840, online: SenEMc State Rep. Beth Meyers, ton and Farringdon Street. In 2002, Marines began fly- Toulouse in the south to 80. Actor William Sanderson is [email protected]. D-Bayfield, 409 North, State In 1870, John D. Rocke- ing hundreds of al-Qaida pris- Rennes (rehn) in the west to 76. Singer Rod Stewart is 75. State Rep. Greg Markka- Capitol, P.O. Box 8953, Madi- feller incorporated Standard oners in Afghanistan to a U.S. honor the victims of recent ter- Rock singer-musician Donald nen, R-Hancock, S-1489 son, WI 53708, 608-237-9174, Oil. base at Guantanamo Bay, ror attacks. SpaceX sent a Fagen (Steely Dan) is 72. Box- House Office Building, P.O. online: legis.wisconsin.gov/ In 1917, legendary Western Cuba. supply ship soaring flawless- ing Hall of Famer and Box 30014, Lansing, MI assembly/74/meyers. frontiersman and showman In 2004, actor-writer Spald- ly toward the International entrepreneur George Foreman William F. “Buffalo Bill” Cody ing Gray, 62, vanished from his Space Station, but the booster is 71. Roots rock singer Alejan- died at his sister’s home in New York apartment (his body rocket ended up in pieces dro Escovedo is 69. Rock Thought for Today Denver at age 70. was found two months later in in the Atlantic following a musician Scott Thurston (Tom In 1920, the League of the East River). failed attempt to land on a Petty and the Heartbreakers) is “In much wisdom is much grief; and he that increaseth Nations was established as the In 2016, David Bowie, the barge. 68. Singer Pat Benatar is 67. knowledge increaseth sorrow.” Treaty of Versailles went into chameleon-like star who trans- One year ago: A 13-year- Hall of Fame race car driver — Ecclesiastes 1:18 effect. formed the sound — and the old Wisconsin girl, Jayme and team owner Bobby Rahal In 1967, President Lyndon look — of rock with his auda- Closs, who had disappeared in is 67. Rock musician Michael B. Johnson, in his State of the cious creativity and his sexual- October after her parents were Schenker is 65. Singer Shawn Letters Policy Union address, asked ly ambiguous makeup and cos- killed, was found alive in a rural Colvin is 64. Rock singer-musi- Congress to impose a sur- tumes, died in New York. town about an hour from her cian Curt Kirkwood (Meat Pup- The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters charge on both corporate and Ten years ago: Data home and a suspect was taken pets) is 61. Actor Evan Handler should deal with matters of current, public interest. We reserve individual income taxes to help showed China edging past into custody. (Jake Patterson is 59. Rock singer Brad the right to reject any letter and to edit those that are to be pub- pay for his “Great Society” pro- Germany in 2009 to become pleaded guilty to two counts of Roberts (Crash Test Dummies) lished. Please avoid name—calling or personal attacks. grams as well as the war in the top exporting nation. NBC intentional homicide and one is 56. Actress Trini Alvarado is Letters should be no longer than 400 words. An address Vietnam. That same day, Mas- announced it had decided to count of kidnapping after 53. Rock singer Brent Smith and phone number must be included for verification purposes. sachusetts Republican Edward cancel “The Jay Leno Show,” admitting that he killed (Shinedown) is 42. Rapper Letters may be mailed to Letters to the Editor, Daily Globe, W. Brooke, the first black per- returning Leno from prime time Jayme’s parents and impris- Chris Smith (Kris Kross) is 41. 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood MI 49938; emailed to: son elected to the U.S. Senate to 11:35 p.m. Eastern time oned her under a bed in his Actress Sarah Shahi is 40. [email protected]; or faxed to 906—932—4211. by popular vote, took his seat. while pushing “The Tonight remote cabin for 88 days Presidential adviser and son- In 1994, President Bill Clin- Brief, thank—you letters will be considered for our Satur- Show” with Conan O’Brien before she made a daring in-law Jared Kushner is 39. ton, attending a NATO summit day “Bouquets” column. back to 12:05 a.m. (O’Brien escape; he was sentenced to American roots singer Valerie meeting in Brussels, Belgium, ended up leaving NBC, and life in prison.) June is 38.

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PUBLISHEREXECUTIVE ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna Kallas yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 Award Winning Newspaper Published daily Monday - Saturday ADVERTISING DIRECTOR (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Heidi Ofstad 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 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 2020 5 Bessemer Markkanen DDA expands named to local government its Pop-Up committee LANSING – State Rep. Shop program Greg Markkanen, R-Han- cock, has been appointed to serve on the House By P.J. GLISSON The maximum benefit [email protected] Local Government and that any person can receive Municipal Finance Com- BESSEMER – Thurs- will be $3,500, and no pay- mittee. day’s meeting of the Down- ments will be made up House speaker Lee town Development Author- front. Chatfield, R-Levering, ity in Bessemer resulted in “The way we do it now, appointed Markkanen to some updates to the city’s they have to pay the rent the committee that gener- popular Pop-Up Shop pro- up front, so they have a lit- ally handles municipal gram. tle skin in the game, and government issues related Members voted to enact then we reimburse them,” to “budgeting, financial lia- the following elements to said member Dave Osier. bilities, zoning, local the program: In addition, eligibility to authority, public safety –Persons starting a new receive the benefits will be and planning,” Markka- business in town will be restricted to one time only. nen’s office announced eligible to receive up to “Once is it,” stressed mem- Thursday. three months of free rent, ber Cheryl Leskoviansky. “My time on the Han- followed by up to six- The purpose of asking cock City Council gave me months of 50-50 assis- program beneficiaries to a great understanding of tance. report to the DDA through- Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe the issues our local gov- –Anyone receiving the out the nine-month start- THE NORTHLAKES Community Clinic location on 5th Avenue in Hurley, seen here ernments face on a daily assistance will be expected up period is, in the words Thursday, may soon be the home of the Iron County Health Department. The Iron basis,” Markkanen said in to report to the DDA every of Mayor Pro Tempore County Board of Supervisors’ Finance Committee recommended Thursday that the the announcement. “I look three months during the Terry Kryshak, so that full county board sign a letter of intent to purchase the property. The clinic is plan- forward to taking part in nine-month period. DDA members can “try to ning to move elsewhere in the city of Hurley. our efforts to address all of –Anyone purchasing a help mentor them.” the mandates and burden- building to start a new The DDA website invites Finance Hagemann office, the health department some rules that affect our business will be eligible for consideration of any new would move into its new home once the local communities.” the same financial benefits clinic completes its transition to the new Markannen – who as someone who rents or From page 1 facility, according to Saari. became was elected in leases. POP-UP — page 8 rent location, according to information In other action: 2019 to represent the presented at the meeting. –The committee approved sending a 110th District, which Saari said the clinic, which is leasing its three-year contract with the firm weather, but it has grown includes Gogebic and Sisu current space, has purchased property Makela, Pollack and Ahonen for auditing to attracts hundreds of Ontonagon counties – also elsewhere in the city for a new location. If services to the full county board for skiers from other states serves as the majority vice the county does purchase the former approval. From page 1 who now love to return to chair of the insurance IronBelle Trail staff the Ironwood each year for the committee and is a mem- first aid stations and other snow. Funds appointment to the seat. extend the Snowmobile ber of the education; ener- support comes from mem- “Sisu is becoming more In the election of offi- lease on property near the gy; and military, veterans bers of Easy Striders Run- regionally attractive to cers long time President North Country Snowmo- and homeland security ning Club, Wolverine Ski bring people here,” Meyer From page 1 Sue Preiss was reelected as bile Club to 25 years in committees. Trails, Erwin Township said. “It’s grown in its out- “comparable to what was Tom Poisson, Vice place of the present five Constituents can con- Historical Society, the reach.” Tourist Events and activi- President, and Nancy Hilli- year lease. He described tact Markkanen at 517-373- Rotary, the Kiwanis and These skiers are also ties provide in Southern er, Treasurer. Rick Bordeau the benefits in a 25 year 0850 or gregmarkka- others. bringing family and Michigan” was named secretary, extension. The EDC want- [email protected]. —Richard Jenkins Sisu is one of the finals friends to join an the The approved resolu- replacing Baird. ed longer to examine the events that fall under the crowd of area people cheer- tion will be brought to the The Directors changed request which will be dis- Jack Frost Festival calendar ing them on, he said. DNR Western Citizen’s their meeting dates to semi- cussed at its August meet- for the holiday season, said “That is a big deal for a Advisory Council which annually in January and ing. Michael Meyer, director of little town to have that meetings in Baraga Thurs- August on the second In other action Pat Tuck- the Ironwood Area Cham- kind of an outreach,” he day. Wednesday of the month er reported that Synsel Bio- ber of Commerce. Sisu is a said. “It’s not just the local The EDC welcomed a at 5:30 p.m. fuel is still planning on community event for locals folks and people are com- new member in its ranks. Schulz asked the EDC locating in Ontonagon and who enjoy living in the ing from great distance to Carlo Pantti replaces Ted Directors to request the Vil- is moving forward with land of snow and winter experience these things.” Baird who did not seek re- lage of Ontonagon to their finance closings. FRIDAY EVENING JANUARY 10, 2020 Man blamed for green 7:007:308:008:309:009:3010:0010:3011:0011:30 Penn & Teller: Fool Us ’ Whose Line Whose Line Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld black-ish ’ black-ish ’ The Gold- The Gold- I-696 ooze left barrels # CW KDLH (TVPG) (CC) Is It? Is It? 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PREMIUM l 6 FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 2020 AREA / NATION / WORLD THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Video in apparent Epstein Obituaries suicide attempt is lost, US says James William Talaska NEW YORK (AP) – Video footage of the area MONTREAL, Wis. – James William of Plainfield, Ill.; a around Jeffrey Epstein’s jail Talaska, 74, of Montreal, died early brother, John cell on a day he survived an Monday morning, Dec. 23, 2019, at his (Joanne) Talaska of apparent suicide attempt home with his wife, Theresa and Fond du Lac and “no longer exists,” federal daughter, Tanya at his side. their children, Suzie prosecutors told a judge Jim was born on Nov. 12, 1945, in (Phil) Karas and Thursday. Ironwood, Mich., a son of Robert and their children, Sara, Officials at the Bertha (Maki) Talaska. He attended Ashley and Bryce of Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York Luther L. Wright High School and Green Bay, and Greg graduated in 1963. Jim was an excel- (Christopher) Talas- believed they had pre- James William served footage of guards lent athlete and competed in many Talaska ka of Milwaukee; his finding Jeffrey Epstein after sports, including Little League, basket- 1945 — 2019 mother-in-law, Mari- he appeared to have ball, football and softball. lyn Smollar of Iron- attempted suicide, but He proudly served his country in wood; two brothers- actually saved a video from the U.S. Air Force and was honorably in-law, Jeff (Randy) a different part of the jail, discharged as a sergeant on April 12, Smollar of Min- prosecutors said. 1970. neapolis and Louie The FBI also has deter- Jim was married to Veteran (Julie) Smollar and mined that the footage Dang/Phongkeaw Lumool. She sur- their children, does not exist on the jail’s Associated Press backup video system “as a vives. Following their divorce, he met Alyssa and Jared of THIS MARCH 28, 2017, file photo, provided by the Theresa Isaacson. Jim and Theresa Green Bay; many cousins and friends; result of technical errors,” New York State Sex Offender Registry, shows Jeffrey Assistant U.S. Attorneys Epstein. Federal prosecutors said Thursday that jail- spent 31 wonderful years together, and and his four-legged companions, Who- Maurene Comey and Jason house video no longer exists of the area around Jef- they were married on Jan. 20, 2005. dini, Twister and Whisper. Swergold wrote in a court frey Epstein’s jail cell on a day he survived an appar- Jim was employed by the James R. He was preceded in death by his filing. ent suicide attempt. Laird Assessment Company as an parents; his sister and brother-in-law, The revelation came assessor. He took over the ownership Frances and Ken Nelson; his father-in- despite assurances prose- supported his position that ther understands from the of Talaska’s Meat Market after his law, Louie E. Smollar; and his brother- cutors made that jail offi- Tartaglione “acted appro- Federal Bureau of Investi- father’s retirement. Jim also worked as in-law, Brian Smollar. cials were preserving the priately” on the day in gation that it has reviewed a mail carrier, at Rose Wreath and In accordance with Jim’s wishes, question, alluding to ques- that backup system as part footage at the request of a Eagle Bluff Condominiums overseeing cremation has taken place. defense attorney for tions about whether of an unrelated investiga- Nicholas Tartaglione, a for- Epstein had been attacked. tion and determined that maintenance until his retirement. There will be no memorial service, mer police officer who A spokeswoman for the the requested video no He enjoyed playing baseball, bowl- however a celebration of his life will be shared a cell with Epstein Bureau of Prisons declined longer exists on the back- ing, fishing, collecting coins, grilling, held at a later date. in July when the wealthy to comment, citing an up system and has not picking agates at Lake Superior and Condolences may be sent to There- financier was after discov- ongoing investigation. since at least August 2019 playing machines at the Brite Spot Bar. sa Talaska, Box 375, Montreal, WI ered with bruises on his One of Epstein’s attor- as a result of technical Jim is survived by his wife, Theresa, 54550. neck and then placed on neys, Marc Fernich, said errors,” the prosecutors and their daughter, Tanya Isaacson of Funeral arrangements have been suicide watch. the missing video “only wrote. Montreal; his son, Jimmy (Dr. Erin) entrusted to Jerald Rocco, owner and Epstein later hanged adds to the unanswered The footage in question Talaska and their children, Meagan, manager of Lakeside Memorial Chapel himself in jail Aug. 10 questions and deepens the involves a July 23 episode Lucy and Jack of Omaha, Neb.; his Inc., in Wakefield, Mich. Condolences air of mystery surrounding in which correctional offi- while awaiting trial on sex- daughter, Julie Wondrasek and her may be expressed online at lakeside- trafficking charges, offi- (Epstein’s) death, feeding cers say they found Epstein cials said. the perception that the on the floor of his cell with children, Madelynn, Melora and Ana memorialchapel.com. Tartaglione’s defense public will never really a strip of bedsheet around attorney, Bruce Barket, told know what happened – his neck. Michael Thomas, Thomas E. ‘Tom’ Popko Jr. The Associated Press he and that the powers that be one of the officers charged For reprints or intends to ask U.S. District aren’t really interested in with falsifying records the lamination services, Judge Kenneth Karas to finding out.” night Epstein died, was one HURLEY, Wis. – Thomas E. “Tom” Popko Jr., 92, contact the hold a hearing with “live “Nothing about Jeffrey of the officers who of Oma, passed away on Jan. 7, 2020, in Hurley. Daily Globe at testimony” to determine Epstein’s prosecution and responded to that scene. Ketola-Burla Funeral Home, Ironwood, is assist- what happened to the miss- death in federal custody Epstein was moved out ing the family. A full obituary will be published at a 906-932-2211 ing video. surprises or could surprise of that cell and placed on later date. “The various and incon- me at this point,” Fernich suicide watch. He was sistent accounts of what added. transferred back to the happened to that video are The U.S. Attorney’s jail’s special housing unit Help more to regional security denly changed Tehran’s deeply troubling,” Barket Office in Manhattan said in July 30, meaning he was and the fight against inter- calculus – that Trump is so said in an email. Thursday’s court filing that less closely monitored but national terrorism. aggressive and unpre- Tartaglione is charged jailhouse officials had pre- still supposed to be From page 2 Ted Galen Carpenter, a dictable and ignorant – in what prosecutors have served video for the “cor- checked every 30 minutes. do. Help him negotiate a defense and foreign policy that they will look at this described as the “gang- rect date and time” but cap- He was also required to new nuclear deal with analyst at the CATO Insti- and say ‘You know what? land-style” killings of four tured the wrong part of the have a cellmate, but he was Iran? Sanction or punish tute, said Trump’s call for We need a nuclear men who disappeared dur- jail. They said the jail’s left with none after his cell- Iran? Provide troops in the greater NATO involvement weapon.’” ing a cocaine-related dis- computer system listed a mate was transferred out of Middle East so he can pull is “not a terribly realistic Trump, who says he is pute. “different, incorrect cell” the jail Aug. 9, the day U.S. forces out? expectation but it is consis- not interested in ousting Barket said the jail- for Tartaglione. before his death, authori- “‘There is no evidence tent with Trump’s ongoing the Iranian regime, rein- house video would have “The Government fur- ties have said. that I’m aware of that demand for greater burden stated economic sanctions European leaders are sharing by U.S. allies.” on Iran after withdrawing going to sign on to “He seems to have for- from the deal. He said it Searchers find third body buried by Idaho avalanche Trump’s agenda,” Chollet gotten the European anger gave Tehran too many eco- (AP) – Buried under knew the air would not last one of four survivors extri- said. “If he pulls U.S. over his decision to cancel nomic benefits without about 10 feet of snow after long,’’ Fuzak, 62, wrote on a cated from Tuesday’s forces out of the Middle the Iran nuclear agree- doing enough to prevent an avalanche this week at public Facebook page for avalanche at the Silver East, the idea that the ment,” Carpenter said. Iran from eventually devel- an Idaho ski resort, Bill skiers. “I’m really surprised Mountain Resort near Kel- Europeans are going to fill European nations have oping a nuclear weapon. Fuzak made peace with his how calm I felt but knew logg, Idaho. Two other skiers the vacuum – there’s no worked to keep the Iran Britain, France, Ger- predicament and prepared there was nothing I could were killed, and the body of evidence that will happen.” nuclear deal on life sup- many, the European for death. do but wait and pray.’’ a third skier was recovered Since Soleimani was port after Trump pulled Union, China and Russia “I had already relegated His prayers were on Thursday. The resort killed, Secretary of State the U.S. out of the agree- have remained in the 2015 myself to the inevitable as I answered. Fuzak became remained closed Thursday. Mike Pompeo has engaged ment. Kenneth Pollack, a pact, but Iran has aban- Fuzak, a skier who lives in a brisk round of tele- former CIA intelligence doned its remaining com- in the nearby Spokane, phone diplomacy. He’s analyst and expert on Mid- mitments under the deal, 2019 Ski Doo Renegade Ace Washington, area, said he spoken to officials from dle East politics and mili- although Iran President 4 stroke, 137” track only 600 miles, Like New!! was entombed in the snow China, Britain, Germany, tary affairs, said he thinks Hassan Rouhani said electric start, reverse, heated hand/thumb warmers. for about 50 minutes, France, Pakistan, Iran will be careful about Thursday that Tehran much longer than most Afghanistan, Russia, Saudi ramping up its nuclear pro- would continue to cooper- avalanche survivors. Arabia, Iraq, Turkey, Israel, gram too much, but that ate with U.N. inspectors. Unable to move any- India, Qatar, Belarus, the killing of Soleimani has Vice President Mike thing but his right hand, he Ukraine, Bahrain, the Unit- likely changed Tehran’s Pence said Thursday that $ cleared snow from his face ed Arab Emirates and the mindset. in coming days Trump will 7,499 and mouth. At some point, United Nations. All the “‘A very important ele- be asking the Europeans he passed out. calls were about Iraq and ment of why Iran signed again to scrap the 2015 “The first thing I Iran, along with other the Iran deal in 2015 was Iran nuclear pact. But even remember when coming issues. because they concluded if Trump is successful in back to consciousness was In a call with NATO Sec- that the U.S. was not going getting Iran to the negotia- a group of rescuers cheer- retary General Jens to attack them. Bush did- tion table, nuclear talks ing that a survivor had Stoltenberg Thursday, n’t. Obama didn’t. They take time, the presidential been located: me,’’ Fuzak Pompeo reiterated Trump’s thought they didn’t need a election is looming and Ira- Cloverland300 E. 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Suffolk St., Ironwood, MI 49938 • (906) 364-7654 • gang members. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM HOME & GARDEN FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 2020 7 ASK A DESIGNER: Easy ways HOUSE OF THE WEEK to brighten rooms in winter By MELISSA RAYWORTH tion to the outdoors. Associated Press When home designer and builder Slipcovers and tablecloths Marnie Oursler talks with clients about If your dining table has dark chairs or building their dream homes along the your sofa is dark, Oursler suggests slip- Delaware coast, their No. 1 request is hav- covers in a light shade. ing bright spaces with lots of natural light. Hildreth says the same about covering But at this time of year, it can feel like a dark wood table: Since that dark table that brightness and light is in short supply may dominate your dining room, he says, in most any home. The sparkly holiday “a wonderful heavy, light–colored linen decorations have been put away, and the tablecloth is a beautiful idea.” The thick- daylight hours are still way too brief. ness of the fabric can still bring a sense of Fortunately, there are plenty of things warmth, but the light color will open up you can “do in a single day to hedge the space. against the winter doldrums,” says Wash- Along with light–colored solids, con- ington, D.C.–based interior designer Josh sider bright patterns. Hildreth says pat- Hildreth. terns like colorful chintz may be returning We’ve asked Oursler, Hildreth and inte- and are perfect for brightening a room at rior designer Jessica Wachtel of GTM any time of year. Submitted photo CLEAN LINES and large windows deliver sleek curb appeal to this modern design. Architects in Bethesda, Maryland, for See more images online at eplans.com/collection/house-of-the-week. advice on easy decor changes that will Add openness brighten up any room. Rearranging furniture is an inexpen- sive way to give a room a different feel, Oursler says. “And you de–clutter at the Light from below Stylish, bold farmhouse Hildreth suggests taking a cue from the same time. People don’t realize how easy it design style of Nordic countries, where is for a space to get cluttered. Once you winter days are short: Try painting wood- de–clutter, the space will feel brighter and en floors white or cream, or bleaching bigger,” she says. offers smart amenities them to a light shade of brown. As you rearrange, consider whether any “When you use sort of a wonderful of your pieces could be replaced with Go bold with this mod- Over in the master suite, design number to locate cream color or white on a floor,” Hildreth something less dense and heavy. ern design. 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Official: Quarter of than on Oahu. nator Scott Morishige Hawaii home buyers informed lawmakers Tues- from outside state Hawaii falls to 2nd day that New York now nationally in holds the top position, The HONOLULU (AP) – homeless Honolulu Star–Advertiser Buyers from outside the population size reported. state have purchased 24% Morishige presented the of homes across Hawaii, HONOLULU (AP) – data to the Hawaii Home- the state’s head economist Improvements in programs lessness Summit for both said. to address Hawaii’s home- houses of the state Legisla- Department of Busi- less population have ture. The summit is ness, Economic Develop- allowed the state to fall designed to help lawmak- ment and Tourism Chief from first to second in the ers evaluate the success of Economist Eugene Tian national ranking of per programs funded by the shared the data with state capita homelessness, offi- Legislature and consider lawmakers Tuesday, cials said. other solutions to home- Hawaii Public Radio State homeless coordi- lessness. Level 2 reported. The calculation is based on data from the preceding decade in which about 1,000 of 5,000 homes were purchased by residents of other U.S. states, Tian said. About 200 of the homes, or 4%, were purchased by foreign buyers, Tian said during a briefing on the state’s 2020 economic forecast. Non–resident purchas- es made up 15% of the sales on Oahu, but Tian said the share is higher on the neighbor islands. “Maui, Kauai, and the Big Island was over 40%,” he said. Tian said he expects the trend of home buyers from outside the state trend will continue. Hawaii has the lowest property taxes of any state, making second homes cheaper compared to high–tax states like New York and California. The median price of an Oahu home fell modestly last year, decreasing by less than 1%, while condomini- um prices rose about 1% by the end of 2019. Prices were mostly up elsewhere in the state, where there has been less construction and popula- tions have grown or declined less dramatically l 8 FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 2020 AREA / NATION / WORLD THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Pop-up

From page 5 business, or any home- based business that is aiming to expand. Chain operations do not qualify, and all businesses must be cleared by the DDA. “We can deny anything that doesn’t seem right,” said board member Dan Whitburn during the meeting. Examples of Bessemer businesses that have bene- fited from the Pop-Up program are Platinum Dance Studio, Harju Repair, and 906 Web Studio. P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe DDA Chair Dustin LISTENING DURING a Thursday meeting of Bessemer’s Downtown Development Dustin Filippini also sug- Authority are, from left, City Manager Charly Loper, Mayor Pro Tempore Terry gested exploring pop-up Kryshak, and DDA member Kara Bjorkquist. events, during which the program could be scale” wireless options that by the time a plan is estab- that plans are proceeding explained to interested par- can be attached to existing lished, there is no guaran- to convert the existing DDA ties. One possibility dis- poles and added that the tee that it will remain an meeting room, which is on Planning Commission is attractive option for the the lower floor of the Associated Press cussed was a Christmas THIS JUNE 23, 2019, file photo shows E. Jean Carroll in now working on a related public. He also warned Bessemer City Hall, to a bazaar. New York. President Donald Trump has lost a bid to ordinance. that cost of use will be a combination meeting room The Pop-Up Shop pro- block the advice columnist’s lawsuit’s over his Loper said that appro- central issue for local resi- and “co-working space” gram already also includes remarks that she lied in accusing him of rape. In a deci- priate rulings can help to dents. that will include three additional funds such as sion Monday, a Manhattan judge declined to order a prevent such operations Although no formal work cubicles and a desk. matching funds for build- hearing on Trump’s request to dismiss Carroll’s from becoming “kind of an action was taken, several –Learned from Filippini ing improvements, as well defamation suit and to put evidence-gathering on eyesore.” members recommended that a third video aimed at as support from the Small hold in the meantime. Business Development “I think wired is the best continuing to seek a viable marketing the city will be Center and the Michigan option,” said Filippini, who provider, and Loper said released online soon, and State University Extension explained that wireless she will resume working that a fourth and final Office. capacity never approaches toward a solution. video will be filmed soon. Judge denies In other news, members the same bandwidth. Whatever results, mem- –Voted to approve the discussed possible means Loper said that the city ber Kara Bjorkquist said 2020 meeting schedule. by which to establish high- could lay its own fiber that having the high-speed The next regular meet- Trump effort to speed internet service internet or else continue service will have the added ing of the DDA will be on downtown. seeking internet providers. advantage of attracting new Feb. 13 at 4 p.m. in the City Manager Charly Whitburn said part of business. downstairs DDA room of Loper said that some small the challenge is that tech- DDA members also: the Bessemer City Hall. stop columnist towns opt to use “small- nology changes so fast that –Learned from Loper The public is welcome. DiCaprio’s Earth Alliance gives $3 million to Australia fire relief defamation suit LOS ANGELES (AP) – Leonardo response to the catastrophic bush- record, have been raging since NEW YORK (AP) – rape our client and had not DiCaprio’s Earth Alliance environ- fires” currently raging in the country. September, months earlier than is President Donald Trump even met her,” Kaplan said mental organization will donate $3 The wildfires have scorched an typical for Australia’s annual wildfire has lost a bid to block an in a statement. million to help wildfire relief efforts area twice the size of the U.S. state of season. advice columnist’s lawsuit Carroll alleges in the in Australia. Maryland, killed at least 25 people The Academy Award-winning over his remarks that she suit that Trump smeared The foundation said Thursday that and destroyed 2,000 homes. The actor serves as Earth Alliance’s co- lied in accusing him of rape. her and harmed her career. it has started the Australia Wildfire fires, fueled by drought and the coun- chair along with philanthropists Lau- In a decision this week, Many readers of her long- Fund to help with an “international try’s hottest and driest year on rene Powell Jobs and Brian Sheth. a Manhattan judge time Elle magazine column declined to order a hearing stopped writing to her for on Trump’s request to dis- advice, according to the miss E. Jean Carroll’s suit. It seeks unspecified defamation suit and to put damages and a retraction evidence-gathering on hold of Trump’s statements. in the meantime. Carroll accused Trump A lawyer for Trump, last summer of raping her Lawrence Rosen, had in a Manhattan luxury argued the New York court department store dressing shouldn’t handle the case, room in the mid-1990s. saying that the president’s In a New York magazine statements weren’t made in piece and a subsequent SUVS/VANS the state and that Trump book, Carroll said the two currently lives in Washing- ran into each other, ban- ton, not New York, his tered and went to the lin- longtime home. gerie department for Judge Doris Ling-Cohan Trump to pick out a gift for said the argument wasn’t an unidentified woman. 2014 Dodge Grand properly backed up. 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FORD • CHRYSLER l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 2020 9 Krause remembered for passion for local sports By JASON JUNO school basketball for more than 20 years assistant track and volleyball coach. [email protected] and as a teacher and guidance counselor at Along with his coverage of the local IRONWOOD – Pat Krause didn’t spend Ironwood. high school sports scene, Pat passionately his retirement on a beach. He spent it in “Pat did so many great things, for not wrote about other sporting events in the local gyms and at ball fields, telling the sto- just Ironwood athletes but Ironwood stu- region – including the annual Snowmo- ries of this community’s local athletes. dents,” wrote Ryan Niemi, who played for bile Olympus races at the Gogebic County He worked for the Daily Globe for nine Krause when he coached special teams on Fair Grounds, the Paavo Nurmi Marathon years, following his retirement from the the varsity. “He would spend countless and the Milakovich Memorial golf tourna- Ironwood school district where he hours with kids that for the most part went ment. coached football in addition to being a unseen. His writing ability and photogra- Pat was nervous when he started at the guidance counselor. phy was just a small piece of just who he Globe, concerned whether he could make Krause, 63, died last month after a was. He was always a huge supporter of the daily deadlines, write interesting sto- lengthy illness. Ironwood athletics right up to the very ries or capture the key moments of a Pat loved sports and he found a second end. He always supported me as a player game on his camera. But he was willing career in his passion, Ironwood boys bas- and even as a coach. And for that, I would to take the chance and he conquered all ketball coach Pete Lewinski said, enjoying like to say thank you to him just one more of his early concerns – winning sever- writing and taking photos of area sporting time.” al awards for his writing and photogra- events. Pat grew up in Ironwood and lived here phy. “I thought he really excelled as a writer most of his life. Covering Ironwood games These included four special recognition for sports,” Lewinski said. gave him extra joy. awards, including the 2017 Michigan Press He cared about the kids he wrote about, “He was an Ironwood guy. He graduat- Association Photo Story award and Good going out of his way to make sure he never ed from Ironwood and he coached at Iron- News Awards for feature stories in 2012, wrote a bad word about them. wood and taught at Ironwood, (and was a) 2014 and 2015. “Pat was a good man with a good counselor,” Lewinski said. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held heart,” Daily Globe managing editor Larry Pat Krause He also enjoyed telling stories of other on Saturday, Jan. 11, 2020, at 11 a.m. at Holcombe said. “He had a gift for turning area athletes, too, from his beat covering Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church in a phrase and catching the spirit of the cussions about these youths, I was often the GCC women’s basketball team to other Ironwood with Fr. Binu Joseph as cele- moment in his writing. He cared a lot reminded of Pat’s keen instincts and his local teams like Mercer and the local Goge- brant, preceded by a visitation from 10 about his stories, hoping they would be experience as a teacher, school counselor bic Miners football co-op. a.m. until service time. A luncheon will fol- just right and that the readers would enjoy and coach – all ruled by his kind and car- “It was always great to see him at any low the Mass in the church hall. them. But even more, he cared about the ing manner.” high school sports event. He always In lieu of flowers, memorials are pre- kids he was often writing about – the Not surprisingly, Krause also made a seemed to really enjoy whatever event he ferred to the HOPE Animal Shelter in Iron- young athletes of the region. In our dis- difference coaching JV football and middle was covering,” wrote Bob Schenk, Mercer wood. Beilein says he apologized for ‘thugs’ comment about Cavs DETROIT (AP) – Cleveland Cavaliers coach John Beilein said Thursday he has apologized after using the word “thugs” during a film session with his players the previous day. ESPN.com, citing unidentified sources, reported that Beilein suggested during a Wednesday film session his players were no longer playing “like a bunch of thugs.” Beilein told ESPN he had meant to say “slugs” in reference to the team’s effort level. Beilein repeated that explanation Thursday after his team’s shootaround in Detroit, hours before the Cavaliers faced the Pistons. “I was saying: ‘We’re making a lot of mistakes mental- ly, and we deserve better because we’re really playing hard right now. We’re not playing like slugs. We’re playing hard,’” Beilein said. “And somehow that word came out.” Beilein said he called the players afterward to explain the situation, and said he apologized. “There was really positive reinforcement from the guys this morning and last night. Very understanding, but it’s something that certainly they understand that it was serious,” Beilein said. “Something that shouldn’t have hap- Associated Press pened.” GREEN BAY Packers head coach Matt LaFleur is seen during the first half against the Washington Redskins Sun- It’s been a rocky start for Beilein, a wildly successful day in Green Bay, Wis. college coach who left his job at Michigan to take over the Cavaliers before this season. Cleveland is 10-27 entering Thursday’s game, and there have been hints of dysfunc- tion along the way. LaFleur has made big impact About a month ago, a report in The Athletic cited unidentified players saying that Beilein was being tuned out. More recently, star forward Kevin Love had a verbal in first year as Packers coach exchange with general manager Koby Altman. Love also threw up his arms in disgust several times while on the GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) – What a led teams, and I think he’s allowed son to the playoffs, every game was a floor. Love later said he was “acting like a 13-year-old.” year it has been for Green Bay Pack- the players to take ownership of championship mindset,” LaFleur Love said Thursday he didn’t think there was malice ers coach Matt LaFleur. important parts of the squad,” Pack- said. “That’s the same approach that behind Beilein’s comments, and forward Larry Nance Jr. Thursday marks exactly one year ers quarterback Aaron Rodgers said we’ve taken with our football team echoed that sentiment. since LaFleur was introduced as the of LaFleur. here.” “He made a mistake. We all make them, but he apolo- 15th head coach in franchise history. “The biggest thing is the leader- LaFleur was the quarterbacks gized, owned up to it, and it this point, that’s all we can “That was already a year ago?” ship part, letting guys kind of be coach for the Falcons in 2015 and ask him to do,” Nance said. “We all heard it, we were all LaFleur said on Wednesday. themselves. From the start, it was a 2016, when he helped guide Matt there. But at the same time, I don’t think there’s any play- After winning more games (13) limited amount of rules and very sim- Ryan to an MVP season and a berth er on the team that believes there was mal-intent behind than any other Packers coach in their plistic approach. ‘Be a professional, in the Super Bowl. There seasons it.” first year, LaFleur will lead Green Bay be on time, be prepared, don’t make later, LaFleur will go head to head on Nance said Beilein’s comments didn’t immediately against the Seattle Seahawks in Sun- excuses, make it about the team, be Sunday with a coach in Seattle’s Pete sink in. day’s divisional playoff game at Lam- the best version of yourself in the Carroll who has actually won one. “It wasn’t one of those things that like, ‘How dare beau Field. locker room, embrace your role and Carroll is 28 years older than you?’” Nance said. “At second glance, yes. We realized he “It’s been a fast year, there’s no make the most of it.’ I think it’s LaFleur. was wrong, he realized he was wrong. That’s why he dou- doubt about it,” the 40-year-old allowed guys to make the decision to “He’s still doing it,” LaFleur said of bled back afterward, but at the time it happened, it didn’t LaFleur said. “When I think back at buy in every day.” the 68-year-old coach. “I tell you catch me right away.” it, I really haven’t given much thought Rodgers found out LaFleur was what, he’s got a lot energy too. He’s to it to be truthful. Somebody men- going to be his next head coach, only done it for so long at such a high tioned it to me yesterday, and I was the second of his 15-year NFL career, level. I’ve got a lot of respect and Glove love: Rudolph’s like, ‘I guess that was a year ago.’ The while golfing. The two-time MVP admiration for him, just what he’s time has flown by. We’ve done a lot remembers coincidentally shanking a been able to accomplish throughout mitts go from scam to over the last year and it’s been a real- drive on the sixth hole after he and the course of his career.” ly fun process.” LaFleur spoke. Rookie NFL head coaches are 26- Among the first words Packers “I enjoyed our conversation,” 25 all time in their playoff debuts. fundraiser president and CEO Mark Murphy Rodgers said. “I wasn’t sure how far Only two of them – Don McCafferty EAGAN, Minn. (AP) – In the celebratory chaos of the said during LaFleur’s introductory along the process was but I was kind (1971 Colts) and George Seifert victorious locker room, Minnesota Vikings tight end Kyle news conference on Jan. 9, 2019, of told right after, when I was talking (1989 49ers) – actually won the Rudolph was approached after his game-winning touch- were “I believe we found a great fit for to (general manager) Brian (Gutekun- Super Bowl. Regardless of how the down catch in overtime in New Orleans by a man with a the organization and this communi- st), that that’s who they wanted to go season ends for the Packers, LaFleur media credential asking if he could have his gloves for a ty.” with. has changed the culture in Green charity event. So far, so good. “It was exciting. Obviously change Bay. Rudolph didn’t recognize him, and actual reporters are Mike Holmgren and Mike Sher- is always difficult. I think you have to “It’s been an exciting year,” prohibited from such requests, but he was in a good man each won nine games in their embrace it and focus on the positives, Rodgers said. “It’s funny, life in gen- mood. Like any NFL receiver, naturally, he has dozens of first seasons in Green Bay. That was a and there were a lot of positives with eral, how much can change in a year. pairs of gloves to spare. franchise record. LaFleur shattered Matt right away.” You think about the feeling of the “I said, ‘Absolutely. I’ll even sign them for you,’” that and became the first coach in LaFleur spent 10 seasons in the organization and disappointment Rudolph recalled Thursday. “So I signed them for him, team history to lead the Packers to a NFL before landing in Green Bay, and everybody really being gone. gave them to him and didn’t think anything of it.” division title in his first season and first as an offensive assistant, then as Now, we’re here. There’s eight teams Three days later, he was sent a screen shot of an item has Green Bay back in the playoffs for a quarterbacks coach and finally an left in the playoffs. I think there’s a selling on eBay: his autographed gloves. the first time since 2016. LaFleur is offensive coordinator. LaFleur said it different sentiment about the squad “I was disappointed he only tried to get $375 for the first coach in franchise history to was in Atlanta, under coach Dan and which way our arrow is pointing them,” Rudolph said, smiling. “He could’ve probably got lead the Packers to the postseason in Quinn, where he learned how to pre- and the excitement that the playoffs way more than that.” his first season. pare for the postseason. brings to the organization, the area After sharing the story Wednesday on Twitter, “I think the best teams are player- “Every game, from the regular sea- and the region.” Rudolph eventually connected with the Vikings fan in New Jersey who bought them but hadn’t yet received the gloves. In the meantime, he took the opportunity to Mississippi State hires Mike Leach away from Washington State encourage donations to Rudolph’s favored charity, the By The Associated Press University of Minnesota Masonic Children’s Hospital in sissippi State announced it hired and friend!!” Kiffin tweeted. Minneapolis. According to Rudolph, the publicity from The pirate is heading to Starkvegas. Leach with a social media hype video The post-bowl game firing by Mis- the scam led to more than $10,000 in new donations. Mississippi State hired Washington that included its new coach bellyflop- sissippi State was unusual, but the “He’s going to send the gloves to the hospital to put on State’s Mike Leach as its new head ping into a pool. Bulldogs now have a coach with a long display,” Rudolph said. coach Thursday, bringing one of the College football in the state of Mis- track record of winning at programs And Rudolph, who for the third straight year was the nation’s quirkiest and most successful sissippi has gotten a lot more interest- that have historically struggled. In 18 team’s nominee for the Walter Payton NFL Man of the coaches from the Pac-12 to the South- ing over the last month, with Leach years at Texas Tech and Washington Year award, promised to send the fan a new pair of gloves eastern Conference. joining new Ole Miss coach Lane Kif- State, Leach is 139-90, using his Air from the game Saturday at San Francisco. Leach will replace Joe Moorhead, fin. Raid offense to set records and consis- fired last week after two seasons. Mis- “Welcome to the state old pirate tently reach the postseason. l 10 FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 2020 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard

p.m. (CBS) LocalFriday, Schedule Jan. 10 Seattle at Green Bay, 6:40 p.m. Coverage of Thursday night’s basket- Boys Basketball (FOX) ball games, including the Hurley at Iron- Hurley at South Shore, 7:15 Conference Championships Girls Basketball Sunday, Jan. 19 wood boys contest, will be in Saturday’s Mellen at Hurley, 7:15 AFC, 3:05 p.m. (CBS) Ironwood at Bayfield, 7:15 NFC, 6:40 p.m. (FOX) paper due to production issues and an Chassell at Bessemer, 6:30 Pro Bowl early deadline Thursday night. Ontonagon at Jeffers, 7:20 EST Sunday, Jan. 26 At Orlando, Fla. Baraga at Watersmeet, 6:20 Toronto 112, Charlotte 110, OT Friday’s Games AFC vs. NFC, 3 p.m. (ESPN) Mercer at Drummond, 7:15 Orlando 123, Washington 89 Arizona at Carolina, 7:30 p.m. Super Bowl Wakefield-Marenisco at Dollar Denver 107, Dallas 106 Ottawa at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 2 Bay, 5:30 Houston 122, Atlanta 115 Pittsburgh at Colorado, 9 p.m. At Miami Gardens, Fla. Saturday, Jan. 11 New Orleans 123, Chicago 108 Saturday’s Games NFC champion vs. AFC champi- College Basketball Utah 128, New York 104 Vancouver at Buffalo, 1 p.m. on, 6:30 p.m. (FOX) Lake County at GCC, men, 3 Milwaukee 107, Golden State 98 Los Angeles at Carolina, 7 p.m. GCC at Highland, women, 6 Transactions Thursday’s Games Boston at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 12 BASEBALL Boston at Philadelphia Montreal at Ottawa, 7 p.m. College Basketball American League Cleveland at Detroit Tampa Bay at Philadelphia, 7 GCC at William Penn JV, women, CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Portland at Minnesota p.m. 1 Agreed to terms with 1B-DH Edwin Houston at Oklahoma City New Jersey at Washington, 7 Monday, Jan. 13 Encarnación on a one-year contract. Friday’s Games p.m. Boys Basketball KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Pro- Atlanta at Washington, 7 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Wakefield-Marenisco at Ewen- moted Nick Relic to manager of New Orleans at New York, 7:15 Anaheim at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Trout Creek, 7:30 EST minor league operations; John p.m. Edmonton at Calgary, 10 p.m. Mellen at Hurley, 7:15 Wagle to director of performance Miami at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Columbus at Vegas, 10 p.m. Ironwood at Bayfield, 7:15 science and player development; Indiana at Chicago, 8 p.m. Dallas at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. Associated Press Mercer at Drummond, 7:15 Jarret Abell to coordinator of San Antonio at Memphis, 8 p.m. Sunday’s Games MINNESOTA VIKINGS running back Dalvin Cook (33) carries near the goal line Sunday Bessemer at Watersmeet, 6:30 strength & conditioning; and Rustin Charlotte at Utah, 9 p.m. Nashville at Winnipeg, 2 p.m. Ontonagon at L’Anse, 7:20 EST Sveum to minor league video coor- Orlando at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Vancouver at Minnesota, 4 p.m. in New Orleans. Girls Basketball dinator. Named Jason Simontacchi L.A. Lakers at Dallas, 9:45 p.m. Buffalo at Detroit, 5 p.m. Watersmeet at Dollar Bay, 6 pitching coordinator; Mitch Stetter Milwaukee at Sacramento, 10 Pittsburgh at Arizona, 6 p.m. Winter at Mercer, 7:15 manager of pitching performance; p.m. Toronto at Florida, 7 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 14 Drew Saylor hitting coordinator; Golden State at L.A. Clippers, Tampa Bay at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Boys Basketball Keoni DeRenne assistant hitting 10:30 p.m. Watersmeet at Phelps, 7 coordinator; Mike Tosar special NBA All-Star Voting 49ers defensive focus is Saturday’s Games Released Jan. 9 Girls Basketball assignment hitting coach; Damon Minnesota at Houston, 5 p.m. Game: Feb. 16 at United Center, Hurley at Three Lakes, 7:15 Hollins coordinator of outfield, base Chicago at Detroit, 7 p.m. Chicago Ironwood at Mellen, 7:15 running and bunting; and Derrick New Orleans at Boston, 7 p.m. Eastern Conference Bessemer at Lake Linden- Robinson baseball operations intern. L.A. Lakers at Oklahoma City, 8 Frontcourt Hubbell, 6:20 FOOTBALL p.m. on stopping Dalvin Cook 1. Giannis Antetokounmpo, Mil- Wakefield-Marenisco at Ewen- National Football League Philadelphia at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. waukee, 3,259,383 Trout Creek, 7:30 EST ATLANTA FALCONS — Named Cleveland at Denver, 9 p.m. 2. Joel Embiid, Philadelphia, Joe Whitt Jr. secondary coach. Wednesday, Jan. 15 Milwaukee at Portland, 10 p.m. 1,784,211 SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) – The San never going to shy away from saying that Announced the retirement of tight College Basketball Sunday’s Games 3. Pascal Siakam, Toronto, GCC at Bay College, women, 5; ends coach Mike Mularkey. Francisco 49ers defense features a fear- we’re going to be multifaceted in how we Miami at New York, 3:30 p.m. 1,730,763 men, 7 CHICAGO BEARS — Named Utah at Washington, 3:30 p.m. 4. Jimmy Butler, Miami, some pass rush, a shut-down cornerback attack a defense, so having number 33 is Clancy Barone tight ends coach. Thursday, Jan. 16 Atlanta at Brooklyn, 6 p.m. 1,400,293 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES — in Richard Sherman and a group of certainly a nice bonus for us.” Boys Basketball Golden State at Memphis, 6 p.m. 5. Jayson Tatum, Boston, Wakefield-Marenisco at Onton- Fired offensive coordinator Mike San Antonio at Toronto, 6 p.m. 1,182,663 safeties and linebackers that excel in pass Cook ranked seventh in the league with agon, 7:20 EST Groh and wide receivers coach Car- Charlotte at Phoenix, 8 p.m. 6. Tacko Fall, Boston, 543,352 Hurley at Bessemer, 6:30 son Walch. coverage. 81.1 yards rushing per game despite being L.A. Clippers at Denver, 8 p.m. 7. Bam Adebayo, Miami, 349,078 Ironwood at Mellen, 7:15 WASHINGTON REDSKINS — 8. Gordon Hayward, Boston, So it’s no surprise that teams look to limited at times by injuries. He topped 100 Watersmeet at Ewen-Trout Announced they have mutually part- All TimesNHL EST 291,608 Creek, 6:30 ed ways with senior vice president of EASTERN CONFERENCE 9. Domantas Sabonis, Indiana, the run when they attack it. yards on the ground in five of the first Friday, Jan. 17 football operations and general Atlantic Division 239,639 Boys Basketball counsel Eric Schaffer. Named Rob That figures to be the case Saturday seven games before slowing down a bit in GP WLOTPts GF GA 10. Andre Drummond, Detroit, Winter at Mercer, 7:15 Rogers senior vice president of foot- Boston 44 25 811 61 146 113 228,190 when the Niners must deal with one of the the second half. Girls Basketball ball administration. Tampa Bay 42 25 13 4 54 156 127 Guards Solon Springs at Hurley, 7:15 HOCKEY game’s most dangerous backs in Dalvin But he rested up the final two weeks of Toronto 45 24 15 6 54 162 145 1. Trae Young, Atlanta, Mercer at Ironwood, 7:15 National Hockey League Florida 43 22 16 5 49 153 146 1,389,628 Cook as they host the Minnesota Vikings the regular season and had 130 yards from Bessemer at Baraga, 6:20 DETROIT RED WINGS — Reas- Buffalo 43 19 17 7 45 127 135 2. Kyrie Irving, Brooklyn, Ewen-Trout Creek at Ontonagon, signed D Moritz Seider from Ger- in a divisional round playoff game. scrimmage and two TDs in last week’s win Montreal 44 18 19 7 43 139 143 1,351,997 7:20 EST many’s U20 National Team to Grand Ottawa 43 16 22 5 37 118 149 3. Kemba Walker, Boston, “Coming into this game, throughout at New Orleans. Wakefield-Marenisco at Chassell, Rapids (AHL) and C Joe Veleno Detroit 44 11 30 3 25 96 168 1,331,577 6:20 from Canada’s U20 National Team Metropolitan Division 4. Derrick Rose, Detroit, 918,550 the year, obviously against the run hasn’t “I’ve been watching him since Florida to the Granf Rapids. NCAA FCS Playoff GP WLOTPts GF GA 5. Zach LaVine, Chicago, been our strong suit throughout the year. I State,” rookie defensive end Nick Bosa All Times EST NBA Washington 45 30 10 5 65 163 133 572,022 Championship All Times EST N.Y. Isles 42 27 12 3 57 120 108 6. Kyle Lowry, Toronto, 567,896 know they’re definitely going to challenge said. “He’s really good. Not many people Saturday, Jan. 11 EASTERN CONFERENCE Pittsburgh 43 26 12 5 57 146 116 7. Jaylen Brown, Boston, 544,361 us in the run game early,” defensive tackle could just maintain the speed that he At Toyota Stadium Atlantic Division Carolina 43 25 16 2 52 145 123 8. Ben Simmons, Philadelphia, Frisco, Texas WLPct GB Philadelphia44 23 15 6 52 140 136 456,066 DeForest Buckner said. “Especially with maintains through contact. He just makes North Dakota State (15-0) vs. Boston 25 10 .714 — Columbus 44 21 15 8 50 117 121 9. Bradley Beal, Washignton, Dalvin Cook back there, he’s one of the cuts and never slows down. He’s physical. James Madison (14-1), Noon Toronto 25 13 .658 1½ N.Y. Rngrs 42 20 18 4 44 138 141 447,107 Philadelphia 24 14 .632 2½ New Jersey 42 15 20 7 37 109 148 10. Fred VanVleet, Toronto, best in the league. We’ve just got to do a They’ve got two of them, so it’s going to be NCAAAll FBSTimes ESTPlayoff Brooklyn 16 20 .444 9½ WESTERN CONFERENCE 351,391 Monday, Jan. 13 New York 10 28 .263 16½ Central Division Western Conference really good job with shutting that down a challenge. We’ve played some good Championship Southeast Division GP WLOTPts GF GA Frontcourt early.” backs, but we haven’t played him. We just New Orleans WLPct GB St. Louis 44 27 10 7 61 138 121 1. LeBron James, L.A. Lakers, Clemson (14-0) vs. LSU (14-0), 8 Miami 27 10 .730 — Dallas 43 25 14 4 54 117 105 3,359,871 Stopping the run has been one of the got to bring it.” p.m. (ESPN) Orlando 18 20 .474 9½ Colorado 44 25 15 4 54 159 130 2. Anthony Davis, L.A. Lakers, few weaknesses all season for the 49ers The Niners were in the middle of the Charlotte 15 25 .375 13½ Winnipeg 44 24 16 4 52 137 134 3,124,446 Washington 12 25 .324 15 CollegeSaturday, Jan.Bowls 18 Minnesota 43 20 17 6 46 133 144 3. Kawhi Leonard, L.A. Clippers, (13-3), who used one of the league’s stingi- pack defensively against the run, but Atlanta 8 30 .211 19½ East-West Shrine Classic Nashville 42 19 16 7 45 144 143 2,210,539 Central Division est defenses to earn the top seed in the much of the damage against them was At St. Petersburg, Fla. Chicago 44 19 19 6 44 128 143 4. Paul George, L.A. Clippers, East vs. West, 3 p.m. (NFL) W L Pct GB Pacific Division 845,719 NFC playoffs for the first time since done by teams that featured running quar- Milwaukee 33 6 .846 — NFLPA Collegiate Bowl GP WLOTPts GF GA 5. Nikola Jokic, Denver, 559,881 Indiana 23 15 .605 9½ 1997. terbacks like Arizona’s Kyler Murray and At Pasadena, Calif. Arizona 45 25 16 4 54 133 114 6. Karl-Anthony Towns, Minneso- Detroit 14 24 .368 18½ American vs. National, 5 p.m. Vegas 46 24 16 6 54 147 137 ta, 545,385 San Francisco allowed only 169.2 yards Baltimore’s Lamar Jackson. Chicago 13 25 .342 19½ (FS1) Edmonton 45 23 17 5 51 137 142 7. Kristaps Porzingis, Dallas, Cleveland 10 27 .270 22 passing per game this season, the fewest in Only two running backs reached 100 Saturday, Jan. 25 Calgary 45 23 17 5 51 125 135 540,603 WESTERN CONFERENCE Senior Bowl Vancouver 43 23 16 4 50 143 134 8. Carmelo Anthony, Portland, the league in 10 years. That success was yards rushing in a game, with Kenton Southwest Division At Mobile, Ala. San Jose 45 19 22 4 42 121 151 520,021 North vs. South, 2:30 p.m. WLPct GB Anaheim 43 17 21 5 39 113 136 9. Brandon Ingram, New Orleans, fueled by a pass rush that aligned the Drake doing it for the Cardinals and Car- Houston 25 11 .694 — Sunday, Jan. 26 Los Angeles45 17 24 4 38 113 142 444,522 Dallas 23 14 .622 2½ defensive ends out wide to create better olina’s Christian McCaffrey gaining 77 of Hula Bowl NOTE: Two points for a win, one 10. Dwight Howard, L.A. Lakers, San Antonio 16 20 .444 9 At Honolulu point for overtime loss. Top three 390,037 angles to rush the quarterback but also left his 117 yards on two long runs. Memphis 16 22 .421 10 East vs. West, 10:30 p.m. teams in each division and two wild Guards New Orleans 13 25 .342 13 cards per conference advance to 1. Luka Doncic, Dallas, 3,277,870 some holes in the middle for runs. The Vikings are counting on Cook Northwest Division NFLAll TimesPlayoffs EST playoffs. 2. James Harden, Houston, That could be a problem against an being able to do that to spark the play- W L Pct GB Wednesday’s Games 2,167,269 Wild-card Playoffs Denver 26 11 .703 — offense that relies so heavily on the run action passing game that has helped Saturday, Jan. 4 Philadelphia 3, Washington 2 3. Damian Lillard, Portland, Utah 25 12 .676 1 Winnipeg 4, Toronto 3, SO 687,855 Houston 22, Buffalo 19, OT Oklahoma City 21 16 .568 5 thanks to Cook and backup Alexander Cousins have success in an offense that Tennessee 20, New England 13 Dallas 2, Los Angeles 1 4. Stephen Curry, Golden State, Portland 16 22 .421 10½ Thursday’s Games 595,913 Mattison. harkens back to the days when 49ers Sunday, Jan. 5 Minnesota 14 22 .389 11½ Minnesota 26, New Orleans 20, Winnipeg at Boston 5. Russell Westbrook, Houston, “They run the football really well,” coach Kyle Shanahan’s father, Mike, was Pacific Division Vancouver at Florida 581,500 OT W L Pct GB Seattle 17, Philadelphia 9 Edmonton at Montreal 6. Alex Caruso, L.A. Lakers, linebacker Fred Warner said. “Very effec- winning back-to-back Super Bowls in the L.A. Lakers 30 7 .811 — New Jersey at N.Y. Rangers 528,246 Divisional Playoffs L.A. Clippers 26 12 .684 4½ tive at it. It’s going to be a grimy game for 1990s with the Broncos. Saturday, Jan. 11 Arizona at Tampa Bay 7. Donovan Mitchell, Utah, Sacramento 15 23 .395 15½ Buffalo at St. Louis 449,835 sure. ... 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So, the challenge By The Associated Press po remains the runaway leader in the East- Cook is the workhorse in the backfield really is we’ve got to do a good job setting It could be a Team LeBron vs. Team ern Conference voting. and the entire offense feeds off his run- edges, filling gaps and making sure the Giannis rematch in the All-Star Game. The game’s captains -- James and Ante- ning, which helps set up the deep play- back doesn’t have a lane to run through.” LeBron James of the Los Angeles Lakers tokounmpo held the jobs last year -- will be action shots for Kirk Cousins. NOTES: LB Kwon Alexander (pectoral) has passed Dallas’ Luka Doncic for the the All-Star starters who receive the most “Dalvin is a special player,” Vikings will be activated off IR and is set to return overall and Western Conference lead in fan votes from his conference. James also offensive coordinator Kevin Stefanski said. for the first time since Oct. 31. ... DE Dee fan voting for the Feb. 16 game in Chicago, was a captain the first time the format was “When he touches the ball, good things Ford (quadriceps, hamstring) and DL Ken- with about a week and a half left in the used in 2018, then going up against a team happen. Does it open up other elements of tavius Street (knee) are both listed as ques- race. Milwaukee’s Giannis Antetokounm- picked by Golden State’s Stephen Curry. our game? Certainly it does, and we’re tionable. Watson vs. Mahomes headlines Texans-Chiefs playoff tilt KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) – the Chiefs in the divisional round Kansas City choosing Mahomes before this game,” he said. “After beat the Chiefs in Week 6 was The Kansas City Chiefs knew of the playoffs on Sunday. over him. And the win should not playing football for two Carlos Hyde, who rumbled for they were in the market for a “How great is that for the give the underdog Texans a boost months, then playing 50-plus 116 yards and scored two touch- quarterback a couple of years ago National Football League, first of of confidence knowing they have plays, you’re going to be sore, downs against his former team. and, with several first-round tal- all, these good young quarter- beaten the Chiefs (11-5) and their you’re going to be a little beat up. The Texans also ran the ball well ents available, they invited Clem- backs?” Chiefs coach Andy Reid star QB once this season. It was a quick reminder of how last week against Buffalo, while son’s Deshaun Watson and Texas said. “We actually brought “It’s cool to see a fellow friend difficult the game of football is Kansas City’s own offense has Tech’s Patrick Mahomes for vis- Deshaun up here, too, before the of mine and a guy that’s playing when I woke up on Sunday morn- struggled to find balance behind its. draft and had a nice visit with the same position as me have so ing. That extra day was nice to be running backs Damien Williams, Both were put through their him. We have a ton of respect for much success and see it in live able to rest and recover and get Darwin Thompson and LeSean paces. him. He’s a great player, he was action. So it’s definitely dope,” back to work now with the guys.” McCoy. They scribbled plays on white great in college, he is great now. Watson said. “It’s going to be a The Chiefs have tried to keep boards to test their recall and dis- He’s going to do nothing but get good experience. Like you said, Watts up, Part 2 McCoy’s workload in check, even sected game film to test their better as time goes on.” we played earlier this year. It was On the opposite sideline, the making him a healthy scratch late mental aptitude and situational Watson was especially impres- a good game, went back and Chiefs will be turning to backup in the year, and now it’s time to awareness. They went onto the sive last week, leading the Texans forth. But yeah, it’s just two good safety Armani Watts to help fill see whether the veteran running practice field and ran a series of (11-6) back from a 16-0 second- teams going head to head and the void created by the loss of back still has a couple of big drills to test their athleticism, half deficit to beat the Bills 22-19 we’re just trying to be the best we standout rookie Juan Thornhill games in him. then were asked to throw every in overtime. He threw for a touch- can for our team and help our to a torn ACL in Week 17. Watts pass in the book, from deft down and ran for another in a team win.” has primarily played on special Unlikely hero screen passes to intricate timing performance reminiscent of his Trying to figure out what has teams this season, but he showed Houston’s third-string run- routes to deep, downfield heaves. Week 6 game against the Chiefs, changed since that October plenty of promise as a rookie last ning back, Taiwan Jones, The Chiefs liked everything when Watson threw for a score matchup – and how to counter it season before a season-ending appeared in 11 games during the Watson did over those couple of and ran for two more in a 31-24 – could be one of the biggest groin injury in October. regular season but was used days. victory at Arrowhead Stadium. story lines Sunday. Here are a few almost exclusively on special They loved what Mahomes “When you have guys like more to watch as the Texans and Fuller (to the) House teams before the regular-season did. Deshaun and Patrick, you don’t Chiefs play for a spot in the AFC The Texans’ offense could be finale, when many players rested So the Chiefs traded up to want to over-coach them,” said championship. buoyed by the return of Will with the team’s playoff spot select Mahomes with the 10th Texans coach Bill O’Brien, who Fuller V, who has been out with a secured. groin injury. The wide receiver overall pick. The Houston Texans also had both quarterbacks in Watt’s up But against the Bills, when jumped on Watson two picks Houston for pre-draft visits in The Texans’ J.J. Watt was in for was close to playing against Buf- Watson escaped two sacks and later. And the start of their pro- 2017. “They have such great about 50 plays and had a sack falo, and O’Brien said he’s been rolled out to make a play in over- fessional careers have continued instincts. They see the field very against the Bills in his first game “trending in the right direction” time, it was Jones who he found to run side by side, with well. With Deshaun, you might since missing eight with a torn but was noncommittal about for a 34-yard reception to set up Mahomes leading the Chiefs to be able to point out a few things, pectoral muscle that required whether Fuller would play the winning field goal. back-to-back AFC West titles and but his guy has a huge heart and surgery. The three-time NFL against the Chiefs. “I’ve been patient and I’ve the brink of a Super Bowl appear- he’s doing what is best for the Defensive Player of the Year Fuller gives the Texans a big been working all off-season, all ance last season, and Watson team and trying to win games, wouldn’t say whether he expect- downfield threat and the oppor- season and it means a lot for the guiding the Texans to consecu- and you don’t want to over-coach ed to play more Sunday. tunity to score regardless of coaches to call my number in a tive playoff appearances for the that.” “Just because I played one down and distance. crucial moment like that,” Jones third time in franchise history. That win was especially sweet game doesn’t mean my pec magi- said. “It reminds me that they do Now, their parallel paths will for Watson, who has a bit of a cally healed. It’s still in basically Grounded in reality believe in me like I believe in intersect when the Texans visit chip on his shoulder about the same situation it was in A big reason why Houston myself.” l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 2020 11 HERMAN SPEED BUMP Would-be parents firmly on fence Dear Annie: My husband and I have been married for five years. We are in our early 30s and child-free. We talked about having children before we got married. At the time, we were both very much on the fence. We promised to keep checking in with each other and having honest conver- Dear sations about kids. We’ve done that pretty Annie regularly, and five years later we’re still here, both sitting firmly on the fence. We see the pros and cons. We love each There are books to guide people through other very much and love the idea of rais- this decision–making process, such as ing a family together. I think we would be “Motherhood – Is It For Me?” (which can good parents, and we both see parenting be equally useful to would–be fathers), as an important and meaningful part of and there are counselors who specialize in life. We have good jobs, own a nice home this. You and your husband might consid- and have very loving and supportive fami- er enlisting the help of such resources. BETWEEN FRIENDS ly and friends. Imagining my husband as a But what came to mind when reading father and my parents as grandparents your letter was a survey that I conducted a fills me with joy. few years ago, in which I asked readers, “If But we look at the life we have now and you had to do it all over again, would you can’t help but worry about what we could have children?” I heard from thousands of lose. We’ve heard stories from other cou- parents and non–parents. 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(Send your questions to [email protected], or write: Ask the Doctors, c/o Media Relations, Call Ken UCLA Health, 924 Westwood Blvd., Suite 350, Los Angeles, CA, 90095. Owing to the volume of mail, personal replies cannot be provided (906)364-4468 COPYRIGHT 2019 UCLA HEALTH [email protected] DISTRIBUTED BY ANDREWS MCMEEL SYNDICATION 1130 Walnut, Kansas City, MO 64106 816-581-75008 l 14 FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 2020 NATION / WORLD THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM With ‘Megxit,’ Harry, Meghan aim to control media image By JILL LAWLESS and DANICA KIRKA Associated Press The relationship between Britain’s royals and the media is awkward, mistrustful – and seemingly inescapable. But now Meghan and Harry want out. After years of growing tension with the press, the prince and his wife have announced plans to quit their senior royal duties, move part-time to North Ameri- ca, seek financial independence and withdraw from regular media scrutiny. The couple – who have com- plained of intrusive media coverage and accused some British media commentators of racism – slammed the country’s long- standing arrangements for royal media coverage, saying they prefer to communicate directly with the public through social media. The British press was stung by the snub, reacting Thursday with articles, columns and editorials that ranged from disappointment to fury. The Daily Mirror said in an editorial that the couple’s failure Associated Press to tell Harry’s grandmother BRITAIN’S QUEEN Elizabeth II, and from left, Meghan the Duchess of Sussex, Prince Harry, Prince William and Kate the Duchess of Cam- Queen Elizabeth II about their bridge watch a flypast of Royal Air Force aircraft pass over Buckingham Palace in London, on July 10, 2018. Prince Harry and his wife, plans “shows shocking disregard Meghan, said they are planning “to step back” as senior members of the royal family and “work to become financially independent.” for a woman whose entire life has A statement issued by the couple Wednesday, also said they intend to “balance” their time between the U.K. and North America. been ruled by a sense of public duty and honor.” The Times of and the social revolution of the That practice has continued with family’s public events. On a Before marrying the prince in London accused Harry of “petu- 1960’s demolished that tradition the three young children of newly launched website, they a wedding watched around the lance and hot-headedness,” while of deference to royalty. For William and his wife Kate. said the system hampered their world in 2018, the 38-year-old the Daily Mail said the couple decades, the U.K. media has pro- Harry, however, still blames ability to “personally share Meghan was a star of the TV legal wanted “the status of being claimed its reverence for the the media for his mother’s death, moments in their lives directly drama “Suits.” ‘senior’ royals but the privacy queen while treating the travails and since meeting his wife – the with members of the public” via The couple’s son Archie was and freedom of being private citi- of her family as fair game, from former actress Meghan Markle – social media. born in May 2019. zens.” the divorces of three of her four he has become less willing to play They said in the future they Less than two years after that The Sun and the New York children to second son Prince the game. would “engage with grassroots fairy tale wedding, the couple Post both described the depar- Andrew’s troubling friendship In 2017, the prince accused media organizations and young, was enmeshed in an uproar that ture as “Megxit,” a play on Brexit, with the late sex offender Jeffrey the media of directing “a wave of up-and-coming journalists.” They began Wednesday with a state- Britain’s impending departure Epstein. abuse and harassment” at the also slammed the “misconcep- ment from Buckingham Palace, from the European Union. After Prince Charles married biracial Markle, including “racial tion” that the British media’s described as “a personal message The 93-year-old monarch Lady Diana Spencer in 1981, the undertones” in articles. Last year royal correspondents were “cred- from the Duke and Duchess of moved Thursday to take control media charted every twist in the the couple launched a lawsuit ible sources” of information. Sussex.” It said Harry and of the situation. Britain’s national marriage: the births of sons against the Mail on Sunday news- Freddy Mayhew, editor of the Meghan intend to become finan- news agency, Press Association, William and Harry, Diana’s glam- paper over its publication of a let- Press Gazette, a newspaper cially independent and to “bal- reported that the queen had our and charity work, the slow ter written by Meghan. Harry industry trade publication, said ance” their time between the U.K. ordered officials representing the public crumbling of the relation- said he feared “history repeating the royal couple was aiming for a and North America. monarch, Charles, Prince ship. itself. … I lost my mother and “much more controlled, much In a subsequent statement just William, and Harry and Meghan Charles and Diana both used now I watch my wife falling vic- more private” approach to the 90 minutes later, though, a differ- to meet and find “workable solu- the media as a weapon as their tim to the same powerful forces.” media, drawing on Meghan’s ence of opinion was laid bare. tions” within “days not weeks.” marriage foundered, giving TV Yet using the media has been a experience as a U.S. television star. The palace said many issues still Harry and Meghan’s shock interviews to present themselves key part of Harry and Meghan’s “I think they are perhaps seiz- had to be worked out before the announcement drew compar- in a sympathetic light. But Diana strategy, just as it was for Diana. ing an opportunity with the couple’s plan could be realized isons to the abdication of the – a global megastar, followed by When they wanted to make their decline of print media to break and discussions with the couple queen’s uncle King Edward VIII, paparazzi wherever she went – unhappiness public, the couple away,” he said. “That’s something “were at an early stage.” who gave up the throne in 1936 was never fully in control of the gave an interview to a sympathet- they couldn’t have done before, That communique suggested so he could marry divorced media attention. She was killed in ic journalist from broadcaster when papers were at their full that Harry and Meghan’s state- American Wallis Simpson. Once a car crash in Paris in 1997 while ITV. strength. But now that a lot of it is ment had caught the royal house- again, waspish commentators being pursued by photographers. In that interview, Meghan said moving online, there’s the ability hold by surprise. noted, an American woman has Diana’s death provoked a cri- that “very naively,” she had been for people like Harry and “We understand their desire caused a ruction in the British sis for the monarchy – which was unprepared for the intense media Meghan to take control of what to take a different approach, but royal family. portrayed as remote and cold at a scrutiny she would receive once they put out there.” these are complicated issues that But the relationship between time of national grief – and for she married into the British royal Harry, 35, is Elizabeth’s will take time to work through,’’ it royals and the media has the media, accused of hounding a family. grandson and sixth in line to the read. changed dramatically in the inter- vulnerable woman. “I never thought that this British throne, behind his father, The announcement left a slew vening decades. Before the abdi- In the wake of Diana’s death, would be easy, but I thought it brother and his brother’s three of questions: Where exactly do cation, the romance between the palace and the press reached would be fair,” she said. children. Meghan and Harry plan to live, Edward and Simpson was head- an uneasy truce. The British Harry and Meghan now want With his ginger hair and and how will they earn private line news in the United States but media left young William and to use the media on their own beard, he is one of the royal fam- income without tarnishing the went largely unreported by a def- Harry alone in exchange for care- terms, dropping out of the “royal ily’s most recognizable and popu- royal image? At the moment, they erential British press. fully staged interviews and photo rota,” a pool system that orga- lar members and has spent his are largely funded by Harry’s The trauma of World War II opportunities as they grew up. nizes media coverage of the royal entire life in the public eye. father, Prince Charles, through income from his vast Duchy of Cornwall estate. The move dominated the news in Britain, and divided opinion. Some blamed Meghan for the troubles. A social media storm compared her to Yoko Ono, the widow of Beatles singer John Lennon, who was blamed for the breakup of the famous band. Madame Tussauds, the famed London waxwork attraction, moved the couple out of the royal section, where they had previously stood next to the monarch and Prince Philip. Others offered sympathy for the queen, who remains a revered figure. “We don’t mind them having an ordinary life. What we don’t like is the queen not being informed about nothing,” said royal super-fan John Loughrey, adding that the British public did not want to see the royal couple Associated Press “isolated” abroad. THE BIRTH of a royal baby boy Archie on May 6, 2019, to Prince Harry and his wife Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, changed the line of “It is a crisis,’’ he said. “We succession. have got a crisis here. Seriously.” ‘Graduate’ writer-actor Buck Henry dies NEW YORK (AP) – Buck widely recognizable during the A-1, A-2, A-3 – all in sequence,” Henry, the versatile writer, direc- early years of “Saturday Night Michaels said in “Live From New tor and character actor who co- Live.” York,’’ an oral history published wrote and appeared in “The He hosted numerous times in 2002. Graduate,’’ has died. and played such memorable Henry was such a fixture on He was 89. characters as the creepy baby-sit- “SNL” that he was chosen to host Henry’s wife, Irene Ramp, told ter Uncle Roy and the father of the final show for seasons 2-5, The Washington Post that his “Nerd” Bill Murray. His gift for from 1977-1980. death Wednesday in Los Angeles satire and knowledge of current Earlier, Henry was known for was due to a heart attack. events fit perfectly with the brash “The Graduate,” Mike Nichols’ Henry acted in and co-direct- outlook of the young cast and classic 1967 film that made a star ed “Heaven Can Wait.” Henry writers. “SNL” producer Lorne of Dustin Hoffman. Henry and and Mel Brooks helped created Michaels would praise Henry for Calder Willingham adapted the Associated Press the classic 1960s spy sitcom “Get teaching him “a whole other level script from the Charles Webb BUCK HENRY and Teri Garr appear at the opening of the movie Smart.” of things. novel about a young man who “Close Encounters of the Third Kind” in New York, on Nov. 15, Short and deceptively mild, “When Buck Henry came to has an affair with one of his par- 1977. Henry, the versatile writer, director and character actor wearing black-rimmed glasses, the show, he carried The New ents’ friends. Henry created a role who co-wrote and appeared in “The Graduate’’ has died in Los Henry was an established film York Times around with him the for himself as the room clerk at Angeles. He was 89. Henry’s wife, Irene Ramp, told The Washing- and television writer who became whole day, and he would read it the hotel. ton Post Wednesday that his death was due to a heart attack.