40 percent chance of showers High: 65 | Low: 50 | Details, page 2 DAILY GLOBE yourdailyglobe.com Tuesday, July 8, 2014 75 cents Airport’s AIR CHOICE ONE City land first flight may see private successful owners n Passengers can By RYAN JARVI expect 2-hour one- [email protected] way trips BESSEMER — A request to purchase city property for pri- By RYAN JARVI vate use was a big topic of dis- [email protected] cussion during the Bessemer IRONWOOD TOWNSHIP — City Council meeting on Monday. The Gogebic-Iron County Air- The two parcels of land total port is once again open for com- about 7.1 acres, which is situat- mercial travel after months ed to the north of West Iron without during a transition from Street and west of State Street, one air service provider to anoth- near the little league field, er. Massie Field and Bluff Valley The first flight through the Park. new provider, Air Choice One, The two parties looking to took off at 4:40 a.m. Monday for purchase the parcels of land are Chicago O’Hare International Luke Peterson, and Ron and Airport. Marlene Zaleski. Officials with Air Choice One Ron Zaleski is a member of could not provide information on the Bessemer Planning Commis- the number of passengers, but sion and Marlene Zaleski is a the eight-passenger, single-pro- member of the city council. peller plane landed back in Iron- Both parties already own land wood around 10:30 a.m., making on West Iron Street which sits for about a two-hour, one-way Ryan Jarvi/Daily Globe adjacent to the property being flight. AIR CHOICE One’s Flight 2803 prepares to takeoff from Gogebic-Iron County Airport for Chicago O’Hare International Airport on Monday. requested. Father and son, Dick and Richard Matrella, respectively, advised the council against sell- IN RAIN OR SHINE ing the land for private use. Bessemer children’s parade “You got a nice green space,” Dick Matrella told the council. Duo traveling Pacific “Where else in the rest of the city do you have anything you could Coast Trail have chance sees creative, fun entries develop like that. You don’t.” He said the property is already heavily used by many meeting in Ironwood BESSEMER — Eighty-one community members for hiking, youth participated in the annual camping and snowshoeing, and Bessemer Fourth of July chil- By CORTNEY OFSTAD they need to go. it should remain available for [email protected] dren’s parade. public use. Divisions included wheels, IRONWOOD — He’s biking “My request is that you can comic, patriotic, fictitious char- across the 48 continental U.S. HikingLowe for began history hiking 23 years end this right tonight by putting acters, miscellaneous, Bessemer states. She is hiking the North ago, and has traveled more than it in the park,” Dick Matrella Blast and other. Country Trail, stretching from 12,000 miles in her lifetime. But said. “Other than that, put it up In the wheels division, Dayne, New York to North Dakota. this trip has a historic connota- for bid and let’s see who gets the Emmitt and Lucas Olson What do they have in com- tion, both for her and her late land. The only fair thing to do received first place in the two mon? They both spent Monday daughter. when you’re dealing with a wheels category, while Owen afternoon in Ironwood. Her daughter Rebecca Lyons chunk of 10 acres of usable land Schwartz and Liz Matiska Gail Lowe and Charlie passed away from breast cancer in the city is give everybody a received second and third place. Bradley met at the Depot in last May. According to Lowe, chance at it.” In the three wheels category, downtown Ironwood and after a her daughter’s biggest fear was The property request was Chaz Burrows received first few minutes of discussion, found she would be forgotten. brought up in a previous plan- place. In the wagons and carts they had a bit more in common, “I’m hiking in her memory, so ning commission meeting, but no category, Norah Yurchak despite different challenges and if I go down in history, then so formal action was taken. received first place and goals. will she,” Lowe said. “We have no formal proposal Genevieve Anderson took sec- Both Lowe and Bradley have She called her trip, “Becka’s yet to us of what’s wanted and ond. Chris, Joshua, Samantha been on the Pacific Coast Trail, Hike,” and if Lowe completes what isn’t wanted,” said John and Syndney Boyle took third stretching from the Califor- the 4,600 mile journey, she will Turkal, chair of the planning place. nia/Mexico border, through Ore- be the first woman to do the commission, said. “Everything In the other wheels category, gon to the Washington/Canada entire North Country Trail in has been on assumption, and Baylee Schwartz took first and border. During their meeting in one hiking season. once again we are assuming Lily and Maxwell Sofio took sec- Ironwood, they discussed the What prompted her to do the something here that we haven’t ond. Tomas DeGroot took third. trail, and how their current challenge was her desire to com- even discussed publicly because In the comic division, David adventures are going, including plete it. we have no formal proposal.” and Trevin Mattonen took first the challenges of mosquitos and “I don’t want to do part of a Turkal said the planning com- in the group category. weather. trail, I want to do it all,” Lowe mission has only discussed what In the patriotic singles divi- Despite different end results said. land the city has available, sion, Landon Pusakulich took and different reasons, both She started in Ohio earlier which was a charge given by the first, Sophia Jacobson took sec- Bradley and Lowe will travel city manager. ond and Aili Pihlaja took third. thousands of miles using their According to Turkal the prop- In the patriotic groups division, feet or pedals to get them where erty could be developed and sold TRAIL — page 5 Brent, Mia and April off, which could bring additional Hilzendager took first, while revenue to the city, why should- Bryce and Moiah Shinaway took n’t the land be sold. second. Samantha Keating, Car- “We like the fact people have son Davis and Sophia Turkal trails up there and they use it for 50/50 raffles give took third. camping,” Turkal said. “But they In the fictitious characters (Peterson and the Zaleskis) also singles division, Harrison have a right as community mem- Sanger took first, Maximum bers to ask if they can have a cer- away big money Ploetz took second and Laura tain amount – we can say no, but Olson took third. In he groups they have to have a right to ask. By RYAN JARVI 1209. division, Keira, Kameron and That’s what this is all about.” [email protected] The ticket holder has 60 days Kassidy Graham took first. Jason Juno/Daily Globe Though the planning commis- More than $45,800 in prize from the time of the drawing to In the Bessemer Blast singles FIREWORKS BURST in the sky during the Ramsay Fourth of July fire- sion has taken no formal action, money was announced from local contact the Gogebic County Fed- division, Audrey Stone took first, works show Saturday. prices for the land were included 50/50 raffles over the holiday eral Credit Union to claim her or Sebastian Myers took second in the city council members’ weekend, but the majority of his prize. and Cooper Heckman took third. Giana Filippini and Peaches Emma and Wyatt Choronzy took packets at $750 per acre – that loot hasn’t been claimed yet. The second largest prize came In the groups division, Nevaeh Kessman took third. second. $1,875 for Peterson’s 2.5 acres, The largest amount of from the raffle offered by the Strelcheck, Sam and Reese In the miscellaneous singles In the “other” catgetory, and $3,450 for the Zaleskis’ 4.6 unclaimed treasure was $28,338 Wakefield Fireworks Commit- Stempihar, Grant and Landon division, Ava Griel took first and Danny, Eden and Loralie Brady acres. from the eight days of sales dur- Stempihar and Jocelyn Peter- Alanna Lair took second. In the took first and the Mueller Fami- ing the 2014 Bessemer Blast. mann took first place. Brynn and groups division, Malia and Jax- ly Hungry Otter Hustle 5K Kids The winning ticket number was Halle Bonnelly took second and don Quigley took first and took second. RAFFLE — page 5 BESSEMER — page 5 C O N T A C T U S WEATHER INSIDE INDEX

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The two McCarthy noted that nearly half putting hundreds more officers on deaths early Monday morning of the 53 shooting incidents over the streets and what were the were not included in the weekend the holiday weekend happened on results?” McCarthy asked. “The totals. Sunday, when temperatures attack on motorist results were a lot of shootings, a McCarthy, who came to the climbed into the upper 80s. lot of murders, unfortunately.” nation’s third-largest city from Still, the superintendent DETROIT (AP) — A judge on day. boy pleaded guilty to assault. The shootings over the Fourth New York, used the opportunity stressed even with the weekend Monday sentenced one man to The group of men, including Callahan told Saffold the mob’s of July holiday weekend included to again highlight the number of deaths, Chicago has had fewer prison and a second to probation some teenagers, surrounded behavior “caused a tremendous eight incidents that involved guns on Chicago’s streets. While homicides as of July 6 (185) than for their involvement in a brutal Utash and beat him severely after upheaval in this city.” police, according to McCarthy. In Chicago has tough gun sales and it did for the same period last year mob attack on a motorist who acci- he got out of his pickup to check on “People are hesitant. They’re five of those instances, officers possession ordinances, McCarthy (196). dentally struck a boy with his the 10-year-old boy, who had dart- afraid to stop” for fear they’ll suf- shot at suspects. Two people — maintains Illinois needs stiffer At the same time, he said, the pickup truck in Detroit. ed in front of him. fer the same fate, Callahan said. both 16 — were killed in those penalties for people who violate city has had 46 more shooting Wonzey Saffold, 30, was sen- Utash, a tree trimmer from Five members of Utash’s family shootouts. McCarthy said based gun laws. incidents than last year. tenced Monday in Wayne County Macomb County, spent several sat in the courtroom Monday. Circuit Court to six years and four days in a coma. He has been Four asked Callahan to give Saf- Oddly enough months to 10 years in prison for released from a hospital but still is fold the strictest sentence allowed. his role in the April 2 beating of recovering from his injuries. “My brother was knocked down Deputy who killed unarmed 54-year-old Steve Utash. The attack sparked outrage. and couldn’t defend himself,” Ken Family maintains hold on Judge James Callahan later Elected city leaders and members Utash read from a statement, fre- pit-spitting contest sentenced Bruce Wimbush, 18, to of the clergy spoke out, asking the quently turning to face Saffold. teen won’t face charges three years’ probation. public to identify the attackers “They did an injustice, not just to EAU CLAIRE (AP) — When Both pleaded guilty in June to and pray for peace. my brother, but to the people of SANTA ROSA, Calif. (AP) — mance of his duty, Deputy Gel- it comes to pit-spitting in south- assault in exchange for having By April 9, a fifth suspect had Detroit.” Prosecutors said Monday they haus was faced with a highly western Michigan, it’s tough to will not file criminal charges unpredictable and rapidly evolv- beat the Krause family, who on attempted murder charges been arrested. Steve Utash’s sister-in-law, dropped. Three others also plead- Latrez Cummings, 19, and Mary Utash, looked at Saffold and against a Northern California ing situation,” Ravitch said. “He Saturday maintained their dom- ed guilty in the attack on the city’s James Davis, 24, also pleaded said: “You disgust me and you’re a sheriff’s deputy who shot and believed honestly and reason- inance in the 41st International east side and two of those are guilty to assault and will be sen- disgrace to America. It was a bru- killed an unarmed 13-year-old ably that he was faced with a do Cherry Pit-Spitting Champi- scheduled for sentencing Thurs- tenced Thursday. A 16-year-old tal beating.” boy, whose death last year or die dilemma.” onship. sparked protests and criticism Gelhaus shot Lopez on Oct. Brian Krause took top honors that the officer acted too quick- 22 as the teen walked in a Santa with a distance of 80 feet, 8 inch- ly. Rosa neighborhood with a pellet es, said Monica Teichman, who Sale runs from Deputy Erick Gelhaus fired gun that resembled an automat- runs the market at Tree-Mendus July 8th – July 14th multiple rounds at Andy Lopez ic weapon. The deputy told Fruit Farm in Eau Claire, just BUDGET DOLLAR Mon.-Sat. 9-5; Sunday 10-4 in response to what he believed investigators he believed the north of the Indiana state line. 411 E. Cloverland (US2), Ironwood was an imminent threat of gun was real and opened fire out Coming in second this year We Accept Credit Cards! death, Sonoma County District of fear for his life. was Brian’s father, Rick, with a Quantities may be limited, Attorney Jill Ravitch announced Gelhaus fired eight times, spitting distance of 77 feet, 7½ & Cash Liquidators and until gone. No rain checks. at a news conference. striking the eighth-grader seven inches. Kevin Bartz took third “While in the lawful perfor- times with his department- with 64 feet, 8 inches. issued 9 mm handgun. 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Email calendar items and com- DOVE Support Group, 1-3 p.m. munity news to news@yourdaily- 906-932-4990. globe.com. For more information, Grief Support Group, 2 p.m., all call 906-932-2211. welcome, The Inn Bed and Break- fast, Montreal, Wis. 906-663-0308. Tuesday, July 8 ReGeneration Youth, 5:30-6:45 p.m., ages 10-11; Relentless Youth, Gogebic County Veterans Ser- 7-9 p.m., ages 12-18; Lighthouse vice Officer, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Iron- Faith Center, Ironwood. wood Memorial Building. 906-667- Bessemer Lions Club, 6 p.m., 1110. Elk and Hound. Friends of the Mercer Public Fizz Bang Boom Science, 6 Library, 10 a.m., library, Mercer, p.m., Mercer (Wis.) Community Wis. Center. Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Aurora Club, 6 p.m. monthly Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. membership, Aurora Club, Iron- area74.org. wood. Lunch and Legos, noon-1 p.m., Klassic Kruisers Car Club, 6:30 Depot Park, Ironwood. 906-932- p.m., Tacconelli’s, Ironwood. 0203. Alcoholics Anonymous, 6:30 Guest Reading Hour, 1 p.m. p.m., First Presbyterian Church, EDT, Ontonagon Township Library. Hurley. area74.org. Robot Story Time, 4 p.m., Iron- Knights of Columbus Council wood Carnegie Library. 1396, 6:30 p.m. business meeting, Bessemer American Legion KC Hall, Ironwood. Post 27, monthly meeting, 5 p.m. “Wild Turkey Habitat” Pro- Ironwood American Legion gram, 7 p.m., Ottawa National For- Post 5, 5:30 p.m. dinner, 6:30 p.m. est Visitor Center, Watersmeet. meeting, Memorial Building, Legion Ironwood Masonic Lodge 389, club room. 7:30 p.m., at the Masonic building. Wakefield VFW Post 9084, Government Ladies Auxiliary, VFW Post, 6 p.m.; Iron County Finance Commit- lunch, 5:30 p.m. tee, 8 a.m., courthouse, Hurley. Gathering, Participating and Iron County Extension Educa- Supporting, 6 p.m., developmental tion Committee, 10 a.m., North disability advocacy group, Serenity Lakeland Discovery Center, Mani- Center, Ironwood. 906-229-6100. towish Waters, Wis. Fat Tire Bike Ride, 6 p.m., meet Aging Unit of Iron County, 9:30- at Powers Road trailhead, Lake 11 a.m., special meeting, court- Submitted photo Road, Ironwood Township. Cookout house, Hurley. THE BESSEMER class of 1964 held its 50th year reunion July 3 at Boulder Creek Golf Course. Class members include first row, from left, Pat to follow at Little Girl’s Point. Gogebic Range Water Authori- Chiomento Hunter, Jane Honkala Ramme, Beverly Miller Ikola, Pat Perotti Fuhrman, Connie Pricco, DeeDee Proft Maki, Jeanne Vrancic Whitsitt, Christian Men of the Northland, ty, 6:30 p.m., Bessemer Township Judy Fachinello Reisch, Jill Broman Johnson, Ginger Jacobson Suzik and Polly Barbacovi Madel; second row, Renee Johnson Pearson, Judy Janov 6:30 p.m. dinner, 7:30 p.m. meeting, Hall, Ramsay. Hallberg, Pat Massie Comparin, Margaret Morris Isaacs, Paulette Walters Janishewski, Sherry Chernak Forslund, Margaret Iskra Berg, Howard Tacconelli’s, Ironwood. Gogebic County Transit Board, Busch, Margaret Kinnunen Berg, Marylou Gondek, Marjorie Baird Baye and Marilyn Lyons Pawlak; third row, Norris Erickson, Janet Chiapuzio Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., 6:30 p.m., Transit Facility, Ironwood. Juonie, Robert Grenfell and Fran Strelcheck; fourth row, Roger Bennetts, William Mascotti, Dennis Demarte and Gerald Erickson; fifth row, Clyde Episcopal Church of the Transfigura- Taivalmaa, Alan Ciesielczyk, Alan Pesavento and Tony Plesh; sixth row, James Rouse, Rick Certano and Tom Makinen; seventh row, Dwight Filip- tion, Ironwood. area74.org. Friday, July 11 pini, Jim Matonich, Jack Manninen, Charles Tenlen, John Barbacovi, James Tauer and Jerry Busch. Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., open meeting, Wesley United Books and Brunch Friday, Methodist Church, Ironwood. noon-1 p.m., Ironwood Carnegie Briefs Government Library. 906-932-0203. Bessemer School Board, 8 Mercer Food Pantry, noon-1 Summer cocktails may be a.m., special meeting, high school p.m., Railroad Street, Mercer, Wis. block while he was in Congress library. Emergencies: 715-476-7655. W-M School Board sets from the mid-1940s to the mid- more potent than you think Montreal City Council, 4:30 Alcoholics Anonymous/Al- new meeting time 1960s. Before that the native of p.m., city hall, Montreal, Wis. Anon, noon, Salem Lutheran In its recent mailing, the WASHINGTON (AP) — How alcohol as quickly, and their bod- Gogebic Community College Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Garden and graduate strong is that pina colada? ies contain less water. Wakefield-Marenisco Board of Watersmeet High School and Board of Trustees, 4:30 p.m., spe- Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, Education listed the wrong date Depending on how it’s made, it cial meeting, Solin Center, Room Ontonagon Village Housing, 100 Marquette University Law for a July special meeting. could contain as much alcohol as B22. Cane Court, Ontonagon. School, practiced law in Onton- BeyondThe National drinking Highway and driving Traffic The correct date for the meet- two glasses of wine. Bessemer Township Planning area74.org. agon and was the Ontonagon Safety Administration said 38 ing is Monday, July 14, at 6 p.m. According to the National Commission, 5 p.m., Bessemer County prosecuting attorney. Institutes of Health a “standard percent of fatalities during the Township Hall, Ramsay. Saturday, July 12 at the Marenisco Township Hall. “These gatherings were start- drink” is the amount of alcohol 2011 July 4 holiday involved Town of Pence, 6 p.m., Pence ed by the neighbors in the block (Wis.) Town Hall. Music in the Park, 9 a.m.-mid- in a 12-ounce beer, 5 ounces of alcohol. Bennett Block Party set for so that we could meet new neigh- Hurley City Council, 6:30 p.m., night EDT, Ontonagon Township July 19 in Ontonagon wine or 1.5 ounces of distilled But alcohol also doesn’t mix city hall, Hurley. Park. bors, see some past neighbors spirits. with boating, or swimming and Kimball Town Board, 6:30 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous, 11 ONTONAGON — The Ben- and for those concerning coming “Most people don’t realize how diving, Koob said. According to Kimball (Wis.) Community Center. a.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Iron- nett Block Party is set for Satur- to the neighborhood to get to much alcohol is actually in a the Centers for Disease Control wood. area74.org. day, July 19, 410 Houghton St., know others,” said the drink,” Dr. George Koob, director and Prevention, alcohol use is Wednesday, July 9 Alcoholics Anonymous Ontonagon, from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. spokesperson. “After this past of the NIH’s National Institute involved in up to 70 percent of Women’s Group, noon, Salem EDT. winter we need to have fun, food on Alcohol Abuse and Alco- adult and adolescent deaths Christian Men of the Northland, Lutheran, Ironwood. area74.org. “Everyone is invited that was and fellowship. Please bring holism, said. “Obviously it associated with water recreation. 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Ironwood. Chess Nuts Chess Club, 4 p.m., a past, present or is considering something to share, a beverage depends on the bartender and Mentoring of Moms, 9-10:30 Maplewood Steakhouse, Ironwood. being a neighbor to Michigan and a chair to sit in. Come and a.m., Range Community Bible who’s mixing the drinks.” meet your neighbors past, pre- Holding your alcohol Church, Hurley. 715-561-4355. Sunday, July 13 Street,” said a spokesperson. Beyond beverage choice, Koob, What determines why one Mercer Area Play Group, 9:30- The Bennett Block gets its sent and future.” who specializes in the neurobiol- drink is plenty for one person 11 a.m., all welcome, Mercer (Wis.) Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 p.m., name from former U.S. Rep. For more information, call ogy of alcohol, has some tips: while another routinely downs Public Library. 715-476-2366. closed meeting, Salem Lutheran John B. Bennett who lived on the 906-884-2877. two or three? Genes play a big Alcoholics Anonymous, open Church, Ironwood. role. So do environmental fac- Summer heat meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Reunions Heat increases thirst but alco- tors, such as getting used to Church, Ironwood. area74.org. p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, hol is a diuretic, Koob said. So in drinking a certain amount. Iron County Veterans Service Bessemer. area74.org. addition to the usual advice to Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer (Wis.) Ironwood, 1969 pace yourself — no more than Town Hall. 715-561-2190. Monday, July 14 High School class of 1974 will hold one standard drink an hour — WhenAlcohol alcohol use disorders is a problem affect an Wakefield American Legion, its 40th reunion Saturday, July 26, at IRONWOOD — The Luther L. estimated 17 million Americans. 5:30 p.m. Auxiliary, 6 p.m. regular Gogebic-Ontonagon Commu- 6 p.m. at the Basement Bar at Koob said to stay hydrated by Wright High School class of 1969 meeting, post, Wakefield. nity Action Agency food commodi- Dawn’s Never Inn in Hurley. alternating some water or club There are two medications that will hold its 45th reunion Saturday, Red Devil Booster Club, 6 p.m., ty distribution, seniors, mothers, The class picture will be taken at soda with the alcohol. can help, targeting different July 19, at Tacconelli’s in Ironwood. room 205, Luther L. Wright School, infants, and children, 9 a.m.-noon, 6:30 p.m. that day. steps in the addiction cycle, Koob A class picture will be taken at Ironwood. 100 Mill St., Bessemer. 906-667- An informal gathering is set for said. More medications that 5:30 p.m. at the Historic Ironwood Superior Bike Ride, 6:30 p.m., 0283. Friday, July 25, at 7 p.m. at Chub Gender differences work in different ways are need- Theatre. Social hour follows at the Women’s bodies react differ- departs from Pit Stop, Bessemer. Iron County Food Pantry, 9 and Sandy’s in Hurley. restaurant at 6 p.m., with dinner set ently to alcohol, and not just ed, but changing lifestyle, cogni- 906-932-2020. a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Ave., Mon- For more information, contact for 7 p.m. because they tend to weigh less tive therapy and support groups Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 treal, Wis. 715-561-4450. Leola Maslanka at 715-561-4570 or For more information, call 906- than men. They don’t metabolize all play a role, he said. p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, National Finnish American [email protected]. 932-8026. Bessemer. area74.org. Festival, 10 a.m., board meeting, Hurley, all class Government Little Finland. Hurley, 1949 Gogebic County Remonumen- Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, HURLEY — The annual Hurley HURLEY — The J.E. Murphy tation Peer Review, 9 a.m., Natural Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. High School All Class Reunion will High School class of 1949 will hold Resources Center, Bessemer. area74.org. be held Saturday, July 26, starting at an informal gathering Friday, July Wakefield Housing Commis- Chess Club, 4-5 p.m., for stu- 6 p.m. at Sharon’s Coffee Company 25, at noon, at Sharon’s Coffee sion, 10 a.m., Sunset Manor com- dents grades 6-12, Ironwood in Hurley. Company in Hurley. munity room, Wakefield. Carnegie Library. 906-932-0203. The event includes a 50/50 raffle For more information, call 715- Bessemer Area Sewer Authori- Iron County Republican Party, with a drawing at 9 p.m. The winner 561-4021 or 906-932-5783. ty, 4:30 p.m., Bessemer City Hall. 6 p.m., Mercer Town Hall. must be present. Proceeds from the Blight Elimination Grant Public Ontonagon County Republican Hurley, 1954 drawing benefit the Hurley School, Hearing, 5 p.m., Gogebic County Party, 7 p.m. EDT, JW’s BBQ and organizations like the Last Blast Courthouse, Bessemer. Brew, Bergland. IRONWOOD — The J.E. Murphy Committee and a scholarship for a Gogebic County Board, 5 p.m., Government High School class of 1954 will hold graduating Hurley senior. county courthouse, Bessemer. Gogebic-Iron County Airport its 60th reunion Friday, July 25, at Erwin Township Board, 6:30 Board, 4:30 p.m., at the airport. Tacconelli’s in Ironwood. Ironwood, 1959 p.m., Erwin Township Hall. Gogebic County Road Com- A social hour begins at 5 p.m. fol- IRONWOOD — The Luther L. Iron County Fair Board, 6:30 mission, 4:30 p.m., road commis- lowed by dinner at 6 p.m. The Wright High School class of 1959 p.m., 4-H Building, fairgrounds. sion office, county courthouse, reunion will include a singalong and will hold its 55th reunion Saturday, Bessemer. live music provided by classmates. Aug. 23, at Tacconelli’s in Ironwood. Thursday, July 10 Bessemer Township Board, 5 For more information, or to regis- For more information, call Gary p.m., Bessemer Township Hall, ter, call Dorothy Sola Walesewicz at Harrington at 906-932-3934 or Larry Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Ramsay. 715-561-2459, or email Hopkins at 715-561-3816. vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., Ironwood Township Board, [email protected]. Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., 5:30 p.m., Ironwood Township Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 offices. Hurley, 1959 p.m., Marenisco Township. 906-667- Wakefield City Council, 5:30 HURLEY — The J.E. Murphy 1110. p.m., Wakefield City Hall. High School class of 1959 will hold Red Hat Society Northwoods Ironwood City Commission, an informal reunion Friday, July 25, Divas, noon, Elk and Hound 5:30 p.m., Ironwood Memorial Build- at 5 p.m., at Dawn’s Never Inn. Restaurant, Ironwood. Reservations ing. For more information, call 715- required to 906-932-5455 or 906- Town of Carey, 6 p.m., Carey 561-5734 or 715-561-4596. 663-4871. (Wis.) Town Hall. Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Wakefield-Marenisco School Hurley, 1974 CALL: LOCATED AT: Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Board, 6 p.m., special meeting, area74.org. Marenisco Township Hall. HURLEY — The J.E. Murphy YVONNE MORZENTI INVESTMENT EXECUTIVE 155 E. CLOVERLAND DR. IRONWOOD, MI 49938 TEL: 906-932-4071 Yvonne Morzenti GOGEBIC RANGE BANK Jake’s Ice Cream Investment Executive TO ALL OWNERS OF –NOTICEREAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL – PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF IRONWOOD, GOGEBIC COUNTY, MICHIGAN. 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Gullan/City Clerk from any other named entity. 4 l TUESDAY, JULY 8, 2014 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Benishek, Cannon address VA mess Among Michigan’s 14 congressional dis- are four times as many open seats in the DAILY GLOBE tricts, none has current candidates of both House, with only 10 seats vacant in the upper parties with the backgound to address the chamber.” Sue Mizell, Publisher mess in the Veterans Administration as However, the prime reason for “the scant those in the 1st District that spans both interest in Senate contests is that its current Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor peninsulas. configuration is so lopsided—26 Republicans Rep. Dan Benishek, R-Iron River, for 20 George and 12 Democrats. Nobody believes the Dems years was a surgeon at a VA hospital in Iron Weeks will overcome their superminorty status to Mountain; serves as chairman of the House regain control of the chamber this coming In Their Opinion Veterans’ Affairs Subcommitte on Health, November.” and has been active in pushing legislation to Now at play are the 10-county 36th Dis- Legislature helps, allow veterans on wait lists to receive care in trict in the northeastern Lower Peninsula local hospitals. Michigan Politics and the eight-county 37th Disrrict that While clearly lacking Benishek’s medical includes three counties in the Upper Penin- and governmental experience in dealing with sula and eight below the bridge. hurts public schools the issue, his Democratic opponent, former Oakland County races, three-term U.S. Rep. In the 37th, term-limited Rep. Wayne Kalkaska County Sheriff Jerry Cannon, as a Gary Peters, who is battling Republican ex- Schmidt, R-Traverse City, last week was The Michigan Legislature passed so many bills in so lit- former major general in the Michigan Secretary of State Terri Lynn Land to fill the endorsed by the National Rifle Association in tle time before rushing off to its summer recess in June that National Guard with years of experience seat now held by retiring U.S. Sen Carl what IMP calls his “brutal “primary battle we suspect some legislators could barely keep track of what overseas and in dealing with veterans, has Levin, has always been endorsed by the Unit- with Rep. Greg MacMaster, R-Kewadin, who was going on. After the dust cleared, it became apparent an understanding of the issues they face. ed Auto Workers. also has significant endorsements. that legislators had pushed through some far-reaching Here are their reactions to Preident So last week’s endorsement of Peters for Noting that the sprawling 36th has a 54.7 actions — some positive, some negative — affecting public Barack Obama’s appointment last week of the Senate was no surprise as the UAW pro- percent GOP base, IMP early on said: “The schools in Michigan. Here are a few that caught our attention. former Proctor & Gamble CEO Robert claimed Peters has a”strong and unwavering seat will stay safety in Republican hands in — Narrowing the funding gap. The $13.9 billion school McDonald to head the troubled Department commitment to the auto industry and Michi- November, but now we know its occupant aid package provided K-12 schools a 4 percent increase in of Veterans Affairs: gan middle class families.” will change (and who it will be).” funding, but not everyone is getting the same boost. All dis- Benishek, citing having “seen firsthand The Washington Post cited the Peters- However, IMP on June 26 said incumbent tricts will receive at least a $50 increase in per-pupil fund- the bureaucratic dysfunction and complacen- Land contest among the dozen most competi- Sen. John Moolenaar, R-Midland, “was set to ing, but lower-funded districts will get as much as $175 cy” in the department, said, “While new lead- tive Senate races in the land. cruise to re-election” in the 36th until 4th more than last year. That’s good news for the Holland-Zee- ership is needed at the VA, it’s important to The Post said: “Republican Terri Lynn District U.S. Rep. Dave Camp, R-Midland, land area, where most of the public school districts are at or acknowledge that changing one or two people Land was not the first — or even second — chairman of the powerful House Ways and at the top will not solve the widespread prob- choice of many Republican strategists. But Means Committee, revealed that he would near the state minimum in per-pupil funding. Eliminating lems are veterans are currently facing.” He she has raised money at an impressive pace not seek a 13th term. the wide gap in funding between school districts was sup- called for greater cooperation with Congress. and has kept this race against Rep. Gary Moolenaar quickly announced Congress posed to be addressed by Proposal A, adopted back in 1994, Cannon called McDonald “a good fit” to Peters close. The question for Land is and is favored for Camp’s seat, but Saginaw but two decades later, disparities still persist. The new head the VA and said, “His singular focus whether she can sustain it when media and County businessman Paul Mitchell also school aid bill narrows the gap between the top and bottom should be all about fixing the appointment voter attention ramps up in the fall.” jumped in and is advertising heavily on tele- districts from $973 to $848 per student, a step in the right process and changing the toxic, bureaucratic, vison, including Up North, with an emphasis direction. process-oriented culture of the VA. This is StateInside Senate Michigan races Politics (IMP) newsletter on what’s wrong in Washington. — Weakening the Michigan Merit Curriculum. Score one the largest integrated health organization in notes that with a month remaining before the George Weeks, a member of the Michi- for supporters of weaker graduation standards in Michigan. the world, the possibilities for improvement Aug. 5 primary, there has been far less atten- gan Journalim Hall of Fame, for 22 years was The rigorous Michigan Merit Curriculum has been under are endless…” tion focused on races for the 38-member state the political columnist for The Detroit News fire ever since it was adopted eight years ago from critics Senate than for the 110-member House. and previously with UPI as Lansing bureau who think our state’s students aren’t capable of handling U.S.In Senatehis many race legislative and congressional As IMP notes, “That’s partly because there chief and foreign editor in Washington. challenging classes. Bills passed this month would let stu- dents substitute career training courses such as welding and agricultural science for academic courses such as alge- Today in history bra 2 and physics. They also cut the foreign language requirement from two classes to one, and allow it to be The Associated Press taken before high school. The purpose of the Michigan Merit Today’s Highlight in History Curriculum was to give every student an education that On July 8, 1889, The Wall Street prepares him or her to go to college, if that’s the course they Journal was first published. (Price of want to pursue, or a job in the modern knowledge-based a copy: two cents.) economy. The latest legislation, if it’s signed into law, would On this Date In 1663, King Charles II of Eng- deprive many students of those opportunities. This retreat land granted a Royal Charter to from educational rigor would be a sad development for Rhode Island. Michigan, and if Gov. Rick Snyder is serious about raising In 1776, Col. John Nixon gave educational standards, he should veto this legislation. the first public reading of the Decla- — Longer school year. Included in the school aid bill is a ration of Independence, outside the provision requiring Michigan public schools to offer at least State House (now Independence 180 days of instruction by 2016-17, up from the current 175 Hall) in Philadelphia. In 1853, an expedition led by days. Lengthening the school year has been a priority of Commodore Matthew Perry arrived ours for some time, since it’s repeated instruction, not in Yedo Bay, Japan, on a mission to longer class periods, that really help students master seek diplomatic and trade relations important concepts. Michigan dropped its day requirement with the Japanese. in 2003-04 in favor of a requirement of a minimum of 1,098 In 1907, Florenz Ziegfeld staged hours of instruction, and many school districts reduced the his first “Follies,” on the roof of the number of school days from 180 to less than 170 to save New York Theater. In 1914, jazz singer and ban- money on transportation and utilities. A return to the 180- dleader Billy Eckstine was born in day school year should improve education and bring Michi- Pittsburgh. gan back to the U.S. standard, even though our school year In 1919, President Woodrow Wil- will continue to be much shorter than those in Asian and son received a tumultuous welcome European countries whose students regularly outperform in New York City after his return ours. from the Versailles Peace Confer- ence in France. — The MEAP survives. Gov. Snyder, state education offi- In 1947, demolition work began cials and non-conspiratorially minded legislators overcame in New York City to make way for the elected civilian leader to another in leaders, including President Barack 53. Rock musician Graham Jones objections to Michigan adopting the Common Core school new permanent headquarters of the six decades. Obama, pledged to dramatically cut (Haircut 100) is 53. Rock singer standards. But the critics — including conservatives who United Nations. In 1994, Kim Il Sung, North greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 Joan Osborne is 52. Writer-produc- view Common Core as a backdoor route to federal control of In 1950, President Harry S. Tru- Korea’s communist leader since as they met in L’Aquila, Italy. South er Rob Burnett is 52. Actor Rocky public schools and liberals who consider it a plot by Bill man named Gen. Douglas 1948, died at age 82. Korea blamed North Korea for cyber Carroll is 51. Actor Corey Parker is Gates for a corporate takeover — mounted a successful MacArthur commander-in-chief of Ten years ago: Adelphia Com- attacks targeting its websites as well 49. Actor Lee Tergesen is 49. Actor United Nations forces in Korea. munications Corp. founder John as those in the U.S. Billy Crudup is 46. Actor Michael rearguard effort to block use of the Smarter Balanced test, (Truman ended up sacking Rigas and his son Timothy were One year ago: Breaking their Weatherly is 46. Singer Beck is 44. the national assessment tool designed to measure how well MacArthur for insubordination nine convicted in New York of looting the public silence, three women who’d Country singer Drew Womack (Sons students are meeting the new standards. Before recessing, months later.) cable company and deceiving been held captive in a Cleveland of the Desert) is 44. Actress Kath- the Legislature instructed the Department of Education to In 1962, just after midnight local investors. (John Rigas was sen- home for a decade issued a leen Robertson is 41. Christian rock use the MEAP, which the department has been trying to time, Alitalia Flight 771, a DC-8, tenced to 12 years in prison; Timo- YouTube video; in it, Amanda Berry, musician Stephen Mason (Jars of retire, for another year and tweak it to mesh with Common crashed as it was approaching Bom- thy Rigas, 17.) A Swedish appeals Gina DeJesus and Michelle Knight Clay) is 39. Actor Milo Ventimiglia is Core. That’s easier said than done, given the complexity of bay (Mumbai), India, killing all 94 court threw out a life prison sen- thanked the public for the encour- 37. Rock musician Tavis Werts is people on board. tence for the convicted killer of For- agement and financial support 37. Singer Ben Jelen is 35. Actor designing a standardized test for use next spring. So now In 1972, the Nixon administration eign Minister Anna Lindh, ruling that allowing them to restart their lives. Lance Gross is 33. Actress Sophia Michigan has new school standards without any way to announced a deal to sell $750 mil- Mijailo Mijailovic should receive Today’s Birthdays Bush is 32. Rock musician Jamie measure how students are faring and how they compare lion in grain to the Soviet Union. treatment for his “significant psychi- Singer Steve Lawrence is 79. Cook (Arctic Monkeys) is 29. Actor with their peers in other states. This makes no sense. Per- (However, the Soviets were also atric problems.” (The Swedish Actor Jeffrey Tambor is 70. Ballerina Jake McDorman is 28. Actor Jaden haps a majority of legislators prefer not to know how Michi- engaged in secretly buying subsi- Supreme Court later overturned the Cynthia Gregory is 68. Actress Kim Smith is 16. gan students stack up, but we’d like to know the truth. This dized American grain, resulting in ruling and gave Mijailovic life in Darby is 67. Children’s performer Thought for Today is a provision of the school aid budget where Gov. Snyder what critics dubbed “The Great prison; in a 2011 newspaper inter- Raffi is 66. Actress Anjelica Huston “For everything you have Grain Robbery.”) view, Mijailovic said he had faked is 63. Writer Anna Quindlen is 62. missed, you have gained some- should exercise his line-item veto. In 1989, Carlos Saul Menem was mental illness during his trial in an Actor Kevin Bacon is 56. Actor thing else, and for everything you —The Holland Sentinel inaugurated as president of Argenti- attempt to get a less severe sen- Robert Knepper is 55. Rock musi- gain, you lose something else.” na in the country’s first transfer of tence.) cian Andy Fletcher (Depeche Mode) — Ralph Waldo Emerson, Ameri- power from one democratically Five years ago: Group of Eight is 53. Country singer Toby Keith is can essayist, poet and philoso-

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PUBLISHER EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna Martilla yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Award Winning Newspaper Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 ADVERTISING DIRECTOR LEAD PRESS Published daily Monday - Saturday Gary Pennington Bill Westerman (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM TUESDAY, JULY 8, 2014 l 5 Trail AREA / STATE Record

POLICE REPORTS From page 1 City of Ironwood She started in Ohio earlier Jacob Ansami, 21, of Shamrock Street in Ironwood reported more this year, because it was the than $1,600 worth of fishing gear southern-most location along the stolen, according to an Ironwood trail. Once Lowe makes it to Public Safety report. North Dakota, she will fly to New Ansami reported four fishing rods York and hike her way back to and five reels missing from his boat. Ohio. He last saw the gear a week ago “I’ll be out here when the snow when at the Gile Flowage, and flies,” Lowe said. “ ... Hope to fin- noticed them missing Sunday ish by December.” around 1:40 p.m. Throughout her trip, Lowe The incident is under investiga- tion. highlights her location and sites ——— she views on her Facebook page Shawn Ronald Truax, of Iron- and YouTube channel, allowing wood, was arrested on July 4 at 1:55 people to track her progress and p.m. for driving while license sus- offer suggestions of things she pended. should view or do. Truax was stopped for speeding According to Lowe, she does- along Lake Street near Sutherland n’t hike at night, and on a “good Avenue. day” can travel between 30 and He was incarcerated at the Goge- 35 miles. Even on a “bad day,” bic County Jail. Bond was set at $1,000 subject to 10 percent. she is still able to hike around 20 Gogebic County miles. Derrick King, 26, of Hurley, was In addition to the weather and arrested for driving with a suspended mosquitos proving to be challeng- license, according to a Michigan ing, Lowe said the trail is not State Police report. complete, so she has to “find my King was pulled over for a taillight own way.” Cortney Ofstad/Daily Globe missing near Lake Street and Pabst “I won’t quit,” Lowe said. BIKER CHARLIE Bradley and hiker Gail Lowe pose for a photo outside the Depot in downtown Ironwood Monday afternoon. Bradley is biking Street on July 3, and incarcerated in “Nothing can stop me.” across the 48 continental U.S. and Lowe is the first woman hiking the North Country Trail from Vermont to Ohio in memory of her late daughter the Gogebic County Jail. who passed away in May 2013. Bradley and Lowe met in Ironwood coincidentally and began discussing their trips. ACCIDENTS Ontonagon County Biking across the U.S. August Tahtinen, of South Lyons, For Bradley, his trip will take Iowa, Nebraska, North Dakota, U.S. to be “fantastic.” Bradley said he hopes the weath- and two topics Bradley said are was traveling east on M-28 near him 21,600 miles, across 48 South Dakota, Montana, “The hospitality has been er will cooperate, and said he has always discussed. Plank Road when a cow ran from the states. It may seem daunting, Wyoming, Idaho and Washing- epic,” Bradley said. had “enough rainy weather and “It never fails. Two things that south side of the highway, striking but over the last 14 years, he has ton. Unlike Lowe, Bradley doesn’t mosquitos.” are always talked about are food his vehicle on Friday at 10:55 p.m., biked 155,000 miles in 103 coun- “My goal is to be finished in have any technology with him, When he and Lowe met at the and feet,” Bradley said. according to an Ontonagon County tries. early September or late August,” except a radio to listen to “Katy Depot in Ironwood, they found For more information on Sheriff’s Department report. So far on his trip, he has biked Bradley said. Perry’s latest hits and a bit of themselves asking about how “Becka’s Hike,” visit According to the report, the cow 362 days, and has 10 states to go, Bradley grew up in England, sport.” much weight they carry with youtube.com/user/NatureNymph died on impact. Tahtinen’s vehicle including Wisconsin, Minnesota, and has found the biking in the As he continues his trip, them, where they’ve been so far LLC or facebook.com/bikerhiker. sustained extensive front end dam- age. Vickie Tahtinen, a passenger in took home $4,435 with ticket the vehicle, sustained minor neck Raffle number 9556. Bessemer and back injuries in the accident. Officials said a local person ——— Andrew Zogg, of Ontonagon, claimed the 50/50 raffle offered at struck a deer with his vehicle, July 5 the the Hurley fireworks, but the From page 1 From page 1 at 9:30 a.m., according to an OCSD individual’s identity could not be report. tee, though the ticket hasn’t been confirmed. The prices are based off of the According to the report, the acci- officially verified just yet. Ticket number 4304 allowed city assessor’s review of the prop- dent took place on U.S. 45 near M- Committee officials said a per- some lucky person to walk away erty in January. 28. son from Wausau, Wis., had the $2,397 richer that night. The Matrellas questioned the Zogg’s vehicle sustained minor winning ticket, number 14595, The town of Gurney, Wis., also proposed prices when the city damage. and will claim the prize of $9,613 offered a 50/50 raffle during its hasn’t had the land surveyed yet. ANIMAL COMPLAINTS when they are in the area on centennial celebration on Satur- They said because prices were City of Ironwood Officers at the IPSD were notified Thursday. day. listed, they were under the of a fox with rabies in the McDon- Bessemer Township-Ramsay’s The winner, whose identity impression the decision to sell or ald’s parking lot along U.S. 2 at 50/50 raffle was won by Tracy could not be determined, took not would be made at the Mon- 12:33 p.m. on Friday. Schifferal, of Illinois. Schifferal home $1,020. day meeting. The animal was gone when One issue previously police arrived, but after a report addressed when the request was around 3 p.m., officers located the first made, was the distance of Ryan Jarvi/Daily Globe fox and dispatched the animal near Nielsen attends sentencing 800 feet between private land RICHARD MATRELLA addresses the Bessemer City Council at its meet- East Florence Street in Ironwood. and the launch area of the Besse- ing on Monday. Matrella and his father Dick,not pictured, advised GOGEBIC COUNTY mer fireworks. council members to keep a piece of city property public, rather than James Oliver, of Woodcliff Road, hearing for 2012 charges shot a bear on his front porch at 5:30 The Zaleskis and Peterson selling it off for private use. p.m. on Sunday according to a HURLEY — A 22-year-old of second degree recklessly amended their initial requests to Gogebic County Sheriff’s Depart- Mercer man was in Iron County endangering safety and false abide by the required distance. one or two people after they get con,” City Manager Mike ment report. Court Monday for a sentencing imprisonment were dismissed, “I agree that that’s impor- their hands on it because we do Uskiewicz, said. “It still comes to The case was turned over to the hearing regarding five charges but read in. tant,” Richard Matrella said of use it a lot.” the city ouncil and the city coun- Michigan Department of Natural from 2012. According to district attorney the distance provision. “But for The council decided against cil still has the ultimate say.” Resources. Steven Anthony Nielsen made Marty Lipske, the hearing the other 364, or ‘65 days of the making the land a part of the The planning commission an appearance on five charges included a motion for entry into year, that is public access green park and approved sending the will meet Wednesday at 3:30 Lottery that were filed June 4, 2012. judgement. The sentencing of the land, in pretty much the center of issue back to the planning com- p.m. at city hall for discussion Nielsen was found guilty of three charges will be in October, town. … To me, that is part of mission for its recommenda- on the issue and is likely to pre- Monday strangulation and suffocation, but Lipske said a specific date Bluff Valley Park, and I think it tion. sent a recommendation to the Michigan battery and disorderly conduct has not been selected yet. should remain that way for the “The process is, there will be a council for its next meeting on Poker Lotto: QC-QS-3C-5C-6H due to no contest pleas. Charges — Cortney Ofstad Midday Daily 3: 6-3-9 citizens of Bessemer to use, not recommendation either pro or June 21. Midday Daily 4: 3-8-4-9 Daily 3: 2-7-6 Daily 4: 9-8-2-5 Fantasy 5: 05-07-10-12-23 Man Keno: 01-08-09-10-14-16-18-20-21-22-26-42-43-44- 46-51-57-61-63-68-75-78 Judge hears arguments in health care lawsuit Wisconsin 5 Card Cash: 10C-9H-6S-8S-10S arrested for GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) — A ing the only health care plans the sure we were in the same posi- way he must explain to his con- SuperCash: 02-04-10-12-16-31, Doubler: N Badger 5: 02-06-12-26-28 Wisconsin senator on Monday federal government can offer to tion as any American,” Johnson stituents about the way he runs Daily Pick 3: 4-5-8 6th time argued his lawsuit, challenging congressional members and told reporters before Monday’s the office. Daily Pick 4: 3-0-3-0 rulescall for congressional mem- staffers must come through an court hearing. “No special treat- U.S. Justice Department bers and their employees to seek exchange. ment. (But) there’s a perception attorney James Luh renewed his WAUPACA, Wis. — Police government-subsidized health The mandate means senators, Congress is getting special treat- argument that Johnson can’t sue from the Wisconsin State Patrol insurance through small-busi- representatives and their ment.” because he hasn’t shown how the North Central Region Wausau ness exchanges, should be employees must leave their old Johnson’s attorney, Rick rules have caused him any real Post arrested a Waupaca, Wis., allowed to move forward. government health plan, which Esenberg, argued during the injury. man over the weekend for oper- U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson, an subsidized 75 percent of their hearing that the rules have “Here, your honor, the plain- ating a motor vehicle under the Oshkosh Republican, contends premiums through tax-free con- inflicted multiple injuries on tiffs haven’t shown any adverse influence – for the sixth time. the rules twist the Affordable tributions. Johnson. He must participate in consequences will flow to them,” John W. Nero, 39, was Care Act to ensure senators, rep- President Barack Obama’s what he considers to be an illegal Luh said. stopped on Sunday just after resentatives and their staffers administration adopted rules in scheme to use small-business Griesbach let the attorneys 11:30 p.m. along Churchill continue to receive generous October preserving the subsidies exchanges even though members spar for about an hour and 15 Street in Waupaca County for health insurance subsidies and if congressional members and and staff work for a huge employ- minutes before adjourning. It unsafe lane deviation, according place them above the American staffers go through the small- er in the federal government, was unclear when he might rule. to a news release. For reprints or people. Government attorneys business exchanges. The rules Esenberg said. And he faces the Republicans have accused Nero was arrested by police lamination services, contend Johnson lacks standing state the members must decide perception that Congress is Obama’s administration of uni- for operating a motor vehicle 5-2009 Finest Fleet yellow 1x4_5/2009 Finest Fleet 1x4 5/10/13 12:05 PM Page 1 to sue because he hasn’t shown which staffers are eligible for the above regular people who can’t laterally changing the ACA to get contact the Daily while intoxicated sixth offense how the rules have hurt him or exchanges. get such generous subsidies around their provision. Johnson Globe at 906-932-2211 and operating a motor vehicle his health care coverage. They Johnson’s lawsuit takes issue through the exchanges, Esenberg maintains in his lawsuit that with a revoked driver license. have asked U.S. District Judge with the subsidies and with his said. senators, representatives and William Griesbach to dismiss the staffers getting their insurance “Sen. Johnson clearly has their employees aren’t eligible for Briefly lawsuit. through the small-business standing,” Esenberg said. “This small-business exchanges Republicans tucked provisions exchanges. is a case that affects the way in because they work for a govern- into the Affordable Care Act stat- “Congress wanted to make which he runs his office and the ment that employs millions. Ex-teacher pleads not guilty in sex case

GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) — A for- mer Green Bay grade school teach- Michigan school chief tightening charter oversight er has pleaded not guilty to charges that he sexually assaulted two stu- LANSING (AP) — Michigan’s would lose their chartering ty to open new charter schools.” Haueter, a member of the board dents. top education official said Mon- capabilities,” the statement “It’s my authority in state law of the Great Lakes Charter Fifty-eight-year-old Jer Lovaj of day he will suspend the power of said. and I will be using it,” he said. Academy, told the newspaper in Oconto, plead not guilty Monday to institutions that authorize the Michigan spends about $1 bil- The Detroit Free Press has response to the series. two counts of first-degree child sex- opening of charter schools if lion a year on about 370 charter run stories questioning Michi- Some charter schools are ual assault in one case. He also those groups don’t meet certain schools, which teach about gan’s charter school oversight. operated by nonprofit groups, pleaded not guilty to a charge of new standards. 140,000 state children. Charter school operators while profit-making businesses repeated sexual assault of a child in According to a statement Among the leading issuers of defend the quality of the service operate 61 percent of them. The another case. from Superintendent Mike school charters are Central the schools provide. Free Press report concluded that Prosecutors contend Lovaj inap- propriately touched two students at Flanagan’s office, the Michigan Michigan, Grand Valley State “Charter school oversight and much of the spending takes Anne Sullivan School on Green Department of Education will and Saginaw Valley State uni- quality standards in Michigan place with little public account- Bay’s east side, where he taught establish measures of the “the versities. are rigorous, and the state law ability or transparency. English as a second language transparency, academic, and Monday’s announcement said expanding charter opportunities The move drew support from between October 2013 and Febru- financial practices of the charter a recent series of news articles requires that increased academ- an official at Grand Valley State ary 2014. schools of each authorizer.” The had prompted Flanagan to ic achievement for all pupils University, the state’ second- The Green Bay Area Public result of those measures will “think differently about whether must be the most important fac- largest authorizer of charter School District said Lovaj is no “determine which authorizers to suspend an authorizer’s abili- tor in charter renewal,” Sherry schools. longer employed with the district. 6 l TUESDAY, JULY 8, 2014 WORLD THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Gaza militants unleash heavy rocket fire on Israel JERUSALEM (AP) — Mili- cial said three of the youths had Dozens of rockets were fired tants in the Gaza Strip confessed to the attack. Monday, including 40 launched unleashed dozens of rockets on Tensions have been high since in a single hour after nightfall, southern Israel late Monday, set- three Israeli teenagers kid- setting off air raid sirens up to 50 ting off air raid sirens and forcing napped June 12 in the West Bank miles (80 kilometers) from Gaza, hundreds of thousands of Israelis were later found dead, followed the military said. to stay indoors as the military by last week’s slaying of the Twelve rockets were intercept- rushed more forces to the border Palestinian youth in what many ed by rocket-defense batteries, it and warned that even heavier suspect was a revenge attack. added, while the others landed in fighting looked likely. Throughout the unrest, Gaza mil- open areas. It was the deepest The latest violence came as itants have launched more than penetration of rocket strikes in Israel pressed forward with its 200 rockets and mortars into the current round of fighting and investigation of six Jewish youths Israel, including close to 100 on raised the likelihood of an even suspected of abducting and Monday alone. tougher Israeli response. killing a Palestinian teenager, Israel has responded with Maj. Gen. Yoav Mordechai, a Associated Press and Israeli leaders sought to calm dozens of airstrikes, but has not senior military official, gave a PALESTINIANS CARRY bodies of the Ezz Al-Din Al Qassam Brigades members who were killed in an airstrike an emotional debate over been able to halt the attacks. special interview in Arabic to Al- during a funeral in Rafah, southern Gaza Strip on Monday. The Islamic militant group Hamas that rules Gaza, whether the country’s politically Eight Palestinian militants were Jazeera, warning that Hamas vowed revenge on Israel for the death of several of its members killed in an airstrike early Monday morning charged atmosphere led to the killed6 in fighting Monday, the would bear the consequences for in the deadliest exchange of fire since the latest round of attacks began weeks ago. T gruesome crime. An Israeli offi- highest death toll yet. the escalation.

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(AP) — Thirty vice president, said more than 225,000 compassion, she said. people being trained in “mental health people in the U.S. have been trained heir fears and beliefs regarding people “This is not their choice. They would first aid” this week will bring what they since then, including about 100 in New not be choosing to be this way,” she said. learn to the rest of New Hampshire. Hampshire’s Upper Valley region. with mental illness were challenged, “It’s important for all of us, and all of Community mental health care work- Suellen Griffin, president of West and they completed the course feeling you, to take the training you have and go ers and police officers are among those Central Behavioral Health in Lebanon, “T out in the community and help people to attending the five-day session in Manch- said teachers, nursing home workers better prepared to safely intervene in a mental understand.” ester to become certified as instructors and families that were trained by her health crisis.” The training is being offered by the who can teach others how to recognize staff came away with a better under- —Suellen Griffin New Hampshire Community Behavioral the signs of mental illness, de-escalate a standing of mental illness and a greater president of West Central Behavioral Health in Lebanon, N.H. Health Association and the state crisis situation and provide referrals to sense of empathy. Department of Health and Human Ser- community resources. “Their fears and beliefs regarding vices. Each of those certified as instruc- The goal is to create a wider network people with mental illness were chal- ity to better broadcast the need for help- Shea-Porter, Ayotte and Kuster spon- tors this week will be required to hold at of people, from teachers and librarians lenged, and they completed the course ing people in crises situations,” he said. sored legislation last year to provide $20 least three eight-hour sessions in their to police and clergy, who understand feeling better prepared to safely inter- “And hopefully I can bring some insight million in grants for similar training communities to maintain their certifica- what mental illness might look like, but vene in a mental health crisis,” she said. to some of the guys about techniques on programs around the country. tions, said Health and Human Services as with traditional first aid providers, Sgt. Mike Brinkman, of the Rochester how to deal with people in these situa- Kuster described her mother’s strug- Commissioner Nick Toumpas. don’t diagnose or treat illness. Police Department, said the week-long tions.” gle with Alzheimer’s and her own real- “It is the right thing to do, and The program started in Australia and training will help build on the Crisis U.S. Sen. Kelly Ayotte and U.S. Rep. ization that behaviors that came with frankly the type of modest invest we was brought to the United States by the Intervention Team the department cre- Annie Kuster were in Manchester for her mother’s brain decline were not nec- make here will have much greater divi- National Council for Behavioral Health. ated in 2009. the opening. Along with U.S. Sen. essarily intentional. Those with mental dends,” he said. “This is not a training Charles Ingoglia, the council’s senior “Hopefully we’ll take away some abil- Jeanne Shaheen and U.S. Rep. Carol illness need intervention, support and that is a one-and-done endeavor.” Backlash has begun NY becomes 23rd against gluten-free dieters state to allow By ELLEN MCCARTHY Beth Israel Deaconess Medical The Washington Post Center in Boston, said that medical marijuana The swelling ranks of Ameri- between 2 million and 3 million cans adopting gluten-free diets Americans report maintaining a NEW YORK (AP) — New have given rise to another hot gluten-free diet, and about 10 York is now the 23rd state to trend: people calling the whole percent of that group has celiac authorize marijuana as a medi- thing a bunch of baloney. And disease. The number of people cal treatment — though it will then requesting the baloney be with the disease is rising — dou- have one of the more restrictive sandwiched between two pieces bling every 30 years, on pace programs in the country. of white bread. Served with a with other autoimmune diseases Under legislation signed into cookie for dessert. such as Type 1 diabetes — but law on Saturday by Gov. Andrew David Klimas has a friend the increase in that population is Cuomo, patients with one of 10 who recently went gluten-free, a far outstripped by the explosive diseases will be able to obtain development the 46-year-old real growth in people adopting the non-smokeable versions of the estate sales manager in Alexan- diet for other reasons, including drug. Officials chose to prohibit dria, Va., greets with a slow eye weight loss. distribution of marijuana plant roll. He thinks the gluten-free This has led to what Leffler material in order discourage thing is just a fad, promoted by called the gluten-free paradox: non-medical use. food companies “as a way of mak- “Most people who are on the The law requires medical ing money.” gluten-free diet don’t have celiac marijuana be ingested or vapor- “In the ‘50s, everyone had disease, and most people who ized. The details of exactly how ulcers,” he said. “Then, it was have celiac disease don’t know the drug will be administered back problems. Now, it’s gluten.” that they have it and don’t eat will be worked out by the state Gluten abstinence has grown gluten-free,” he said. health department. dramatically over the past sever- Some nutritionists warn that The law “gets us the best that al years. According to a survey dieters might be unnecessarily medical marijuana has to offer by the NPD Group, a market- depriving themselves of healthy in the most protected, controlled research firm, nearly a third of fiber found in whole grains — way possible,” Cuomo, a Demo- adults said that they’re trying to and not compensating with crat, said Monday at a ceremoni- either eliminate or cut back on fruits, vegetables and other Associated Press al bill signing in New York City. THESE QUINOA lunch box rollups can help bring sushi to work. gluten, a combination of proteins sources of fiber. “This is the smartest approach found in wheat and other grains. Shira Kraft, an art gallery that any state has taken thus And this movement has spawned curator and author of Glutie far.” a burgeoning food industry val- Foodie, a blog tracking her culi- Some advocates argue the law ued at at least $4 billion and per- nary adventures around town, is too restrictive, however, and Rethinking sushi rolls haps more than $10 billion — was diagnosed with celiac dis- said they’ll push lawmakers to and climbing. ease almost four years ago. She expand it. Of the 23 states with Entire aisles at grocery stores said the gluten-free movement medical marijuana laws, only are dedicated to the diet. Restau- has been a double-edged sword one — Minnesota — prohibits rant chains including Bob Evans, for people who have the disease. for a filling packed lunch the smokeable drug. Advocates Hooters and Uno Pizzeria and On one hand, it’s great to have also said the state should allow By SARA MOULTON This lunch roll is formed with then fluff with a fork. Cover and Grill, offer gluten-free menus. more — and much tastier — people with more kinds of ill- Associated Press a double layer of sliced turkey let stand for 15 minutes. Let Trade shows devoted to gluten- products to choose from. But she nesses to utilize the program. With a new school year on the breast, which ensures that it cool to room temperature before free products have popped up also said because so many people “It’s a first step and it’s an horizon, it’s time to think about won’t fall apart. Lean roast beef assembling the rolls. nationwide. Bars use menu icons are staying gluten-free, her con- important step that will improve what’s for lunch. Brown bagging would perform the same task, if On a cutting board lay out 4 to denote gluten-free beers. dition is sometimes taken less thousands of peoples’ lives,” it is plenty economical, but a that’s more your style. I’ve filled of the turkey slices. Top each All of which makes some peo- seriously. Karen O’Keefe, director of state steady diet of sandwiches it with carrots and red peppers, one with a second turkey slice to ple want to bang their heads “I certainly feel I have to operations at the Washington becomes boring pretty quickly, but any vegetables cut into thin make a double layer. Spread 2 against a flour mill. defend myself,” said Kraft, 31. D.C.-based Marijuana Policy to say nothing of the fact that all strips will do. Likewise, you can teaspoons of the mayonnaise on “I don’t get it,” Klimas said of “I’m embarrassed when I say Project, said of New York’s law. those servings of refined carbs substitute the lettuce of your the top of each double layer, his friend’s decision to cut gluten that I’m allergic to gluten, “But it will leave others out.” simply don’t provide the energy choice for the spinach I specify. then spread a quarter of the from his diet. “How can you all of because I feel like people are The first medication isn’t necessary to power you through This recipe is very adaptable. spinach on top of the mayon- a sudden be gluten-free? He’s 45. rolling their eyes. ‘Just another expected to be available for at a long afternoon. naise. Mound a quarter of the ... Sometimes, I think it’s just for one, part of the fad.’” least 18 months as state regula- So here is an alternative to quinoa on top of the spinach, him to be cool in front of the And although many restau- tors, physicians and potential the typical sandwich — colorful QUINOA LUNCH BOX spreading it to within 1/2 inch of waiters.” rants are catering to gluten-free distributors of the drug work to veggie/protein rolls that are Start toROLLUPS finish: 45 minutes the edges. About 1 percent of the Ameri- diners, some are putting limits implement the new program. light, yet still substantial. I (20 active) Arrange several red pepper can population suffers from celi- on how far they’ll go to accommo- Under the law, the state will modeled it on a sushi roll, but Makes 4 rollups and carrot slices crosswise down ac disease, according to the date them. Peter Pastan, owner approve and regulate up to five swapped out the rice for quinoa, 1/2 cup low-sodium chicken the middle of the roll. Starting National Foundation for Celiac of Etto, Obelisk and 2Amys in businesses authorized to grow and the fish for turkey. broth with the short side of each Awareness. This is a confound- Washington, draws the line at and distribute the drug. The By now, most folks have 1/4 cup quinoa turkey stack, roll up the turkey ing affliction in which gluten gluten-free pizza. Not that peo- operators could each have up to heard of quinoa, an ancient 1 tablespoon lemon juice tightly to enclose the filling. Cut consumption causes damage to ple don’t ask for it. They do — four dispensaries statewide. grain-like seed. It’s not only a 1 tablespoon extra-virgin each roll crosswise into 4 rounds the small intestine and inter- almost nightly. Patients would get prescrip- protein-rich food, it’s also olive oil and arrange the slices, cut sides feres with the body’s ability to “It’s hard enough to make a tions from physicians approved gluten-free and a terrific source 8 deli slices (about 8 ounces) up, in a lunch container. absorb vitamins. Other people good pizza,” Pastan said. So he by the state to participate in the of many nutrients, including fresh or smoked turkey Nutrition information per are sensitive to gluten and have has given his servers a standard program. Approved conditions fiber. But flavor-wise, quinoa 3 tablespoons plus 2 tea- rollup: 190 calories; 90 calories negative reactions to consuming response to the gluten-free include AIDS, Lou Gehrig’s dis- isn’t exactly a powerhouse. So I spoons light mayonnaise from fat (47 percent of total calo- it but don’t have celiac disease. inquiries: “They say: ‘You’re ease, Parkinson’s Disease, multi- add a little lemon juice and olive 1 cup (1/2 ounce ) baby ries); 10 g fat (1.5 g saturated; 0 People who have celiac dis- absolutely right. I totally under- ple sclerosis, certain spinal cord oil, which makes it quite tasty. spinach g trans fats); 30 mg cholesterol; ease are often misdiagnosed stand what you’re saying, but my injuries, epilepsy, inflammatory Another of quinoa’s charms is 1/2 red bell pepper, cored and 14 g carbohydrate; 2 g fiber; 4 g before the cause of their health boss is crazy and there’s nothing bowel disease, neuropathies and that it’s quick to cook, unlike cut into 1/8-inch-thick strips sugar; 12 g protein; 700 mg sodi- issues — which can include I can do about it.’” Huntington’s Disease. most grains. White quinoa is the 1 small carrot, cut into 1/8- um. digestive problems, rashes, Hanson Cheng, of Arlington, most common variety, but you’re inch-thick strips was executive fatigue, headaches and joint pain doesn’t pay much attention to Sara Moulton welcome to substitute black or In a small saucepan, bring chef at Gourmet magazine for — is pinpointed. The only treat- the gluten-free haters. Feeling Ghana: Quarantined US red in this recipe (though the the broth to a boil. Add the nearly 25 years, and spent a ment for the disease is to give up out of shape a couple of years citizen tested for Ebola end result will not be as pleas- quinoa, return to a boil, cover decade hosting several Food gluten. ago, he joined a gym and went on ing to the eye). Be sure to check and cook over medium heat Network shows. She currently There has been a concerted the Paleo diet, which consists of ACCRA, Ghana (AP) — the back of the package to make until the quinoa has absorbed stars in public television’s effort to raise awareness of celiac mostly meat and vegetables. Health officials in Ghana said a sure the quinoa has been pre- all of the broth, about 12 min- “Sara’s Weeknight Meals” and disease, so those living without a When he relaxed his standards U.S. citizen is being tested for washed. If not, rinse it well utes. has written three cookbooks, proper diagnosis can see an end and tried eating wheat-based Ebola and remains in quaran- yourself before cooking. It can Remove from the heat, stir in including “Sara Moulton’s to their suffering. But some peo- products again, he noticed a dif- tine after he fell ill while in West be bitter otherwise. the lemon juice and olive oil, Everyday Family Dinners.” ple believe the push has caused ference almost immediately. 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She was a member of the Zion Lutheran (Linda) Matusewic; and grandchildren. Church in Ironwood. Robert joined the U.S. Navy in April of 1943, Saima is survived by her two children, Sandy Pardue, of Florida, and Arne (Sharlene) Liimakka, when he was 17. In 1944, Robert was on the of Ithaca; two grandchildren, Jennifer (Jose) USS Gambier Bay in the Battle of Leyte Gulf, Melero, of Holly, and Gretchen (Tony) Ramon, of off Samar in the Philippines when it became the Alma; and three great-grandchildren, Nicholas only American carrier to be sunk by enemy Robert Melero, Macy Melero and Gabrielle Ramon. Saima shellfire. His task unit received the Presidential Kehlenbeck She was preceded in death by her parents; hus- Liimakka Unit Citation for “extraordinary heroism in 1926-2014 band, Arnold; and siblings, Bill, Tom, Arvo, Jennie, 1910 — 2014 action against powerful units of the Japanese Ethel and Allie. Associated Press Fleet.” 896 of his shipmates died and 1,120 of Services in Ironwood will take place at a later date. LANGLEY PLAZA is damaged along with a vehicle after an overnight them drifted some 20-30 miles before they were In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to Zion Lutheran storm passed through in Grand Rapid Monday. A severe thunderstorm rescued. Bob received the Purple Heart for his Church in Ironwood. packing winds estimated at more than 80 mph injured several people injuries. He often wore a WWII vet hat and The family is being served by the Lux Moody Wolfel Funeral and caused significant damage to homes in western Michigan. would humbly, sadly share his memories of this Home, Alma. To view Saima’s obituary or to leave a condolence for battle. Bob was a patriot to the end, who died on Veteran the family please visit luxfuneralhomes.com. the 4th of July. After the war, he married Maria and had two girls, Yvonne and Linda. After their divorce, Bob lost contact with his girls. Robert J. ‘Bob’ Paquin He spoke of them the week before he died. IRONWOOD, Mich. — A Mass of Christian Burial for Tornado confirmed In the late 1970s, Bob put a personal ad in the newspaper and Robert J. “Bob” Paquin, 84, of Ironwood Township, who died met Lorainne Ciatti Matusewic, who became his loving wife of June 14, 2014, in Hurley, Wis., will be celebrated Friday, July 33 years until her death in 2012. He kept the original personal 11, at 11 a.m., preceded by visitation in the St. Joseph Family ad that brought them together close to him until his death. Bob Room at 10 a.m., at Our Lady of Peace Church in Ironwood, and Lori enjoyed their life and love very much. They lived in with the Rev. Robb Jurkovich, celebrant. in Michigan Florida and Wisconsin, he working as a security guard and Luncheon will follow at the Elk & Hound on Country Club KENTWOOD, Mich. (AP) — The American Red Cross truck driver and she as a nurse. When they retired, Bob and Road in Ironwood. A severe thunderstorm packing opened a shelter about 1 a.m. Lori travelled the U.S. with their cats in the campers they called Rite of Committal and private interment will be in River- “Thumper 1” and “Thumper 2.” They brought a lot of laughs to winds estimated at more than Monday at a Kentwood recre- side Cemetery, Ironwood, at a later date. 80 miles per hour spawned a ation center, and about 60 peo- the people who knew them. In lieu of flowers, memorials are preferred to the Our Lady Bob missed his Lori very much the past year and a half. He tornado, injured at least six peo- ple took shelter overnight, said of Peace Adopt-A-Student Program, 108 S. Marquette St., ple and caused significant dam- Kent County emergency man- especially enjoyed reading mystery novels, watching the Detroit Ironwood, MI 49938, or the Gogebic Community College Foun- Tigers, and spending time with family. He was a thoughtful, age to homes in western Michi- agement coordinator Jack Stew- dation, E4946 Jackson Road, Ironwood, MI 49938. gan, officials said Monday, and art. He said about 20 people caring man who kept a picture of his parents, Lori, and the To view Bob’s obituary online, sign his guestbook or offer storms with tornadoes damaged were still there Monday after- Gambier Bay on his bulletin board. condolences, please visit mckevittpatrickfuneralhome.com. some homes in Iowa. noon. On a Navy’s Facebook page, Bob’s grandson, Eric Matusewic, Arrangements have been entrusted to McKevitt-Patrick A fast-moving thunderstorm In all, six people were hurt, gave a tribute to Bob upon his death. In a fitting send off, more Funeral Home and Cremation Services of Ironwood. intensified in Michigan late with none of the injuries than 600 “shellbacks” wished Bob safe travels, citing this poem: Sunday over Kentwood, just appearing life-threatening, “Recalled to Duty — The Eternal Voyage!” Bon Voyage to those south of Grand Rapids, the Stewart said. who’ve set sail. We bid them farewell as we man the rail. Let us Mary Louise Sjowall National Weather Service said. In Iowa, several tornadoes be joyous and let us not weep, for those who have now crossed Touching down in Byron Cen- were reported and at least two over the deep. When a sailor’s last roll call is made, his final IRONWOOD, Mich. — Memorial services for Mary Louise ter, the twister traveled just homes were damaged after a embarking shant be delayed. So lower the colors, let them be Sjowall, 87, of Ironwood, who died Oct. 30, 2013, in Hurley, over six miles and was 300 to line of severe storms passed furled, each time a sailor disembarks this world. ... And when Wis., will be held Saturday, July 12, at 11 a.m., preceded by 400 yards wide, according to the through central Iowa. The same he’s weighed anchor for the last time, We’ll honor his memory so visitation at 10 a.m., at Wesley United Methodist Church in weather service website. possible tornado tracked sublime. We’ll all reminisce and hoist a brew In a toast of honor Ironwood, with the Rev. Rosemary DeHut, pastor, officiat- The tornado’s winds reached through both Grundy and Tama to the crew. Rest easy, warrior brother, we have the watch! ing. the 100-110 mph range, weather counties, the weather service A graveside memorial with a veteran’s send off will be held in Luncheon will follow at the Elk & Hound on Country Club service forecaster Brian Meade said, with a separate storm hit- September at St. Mary’s Cemetery in Hurley. We will be having Road in Ironwood. told The Associated Press on ting Jasper County. Bob’s favorite foods at Mike Matusewic’s afterwards. All are In lieu of flowers, memorials are preferred to Wesley Monday. He said the impact was In North Dakota, weekend welcome. United Methodist Church, 500 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, serious but limited in area. storms caused heavy damage at Range Funeral Service and Crematory and Ketola-Burla MI 49938, or the Gogebic Community College Foundation, “It’s not extensive damage, a Missouri River recreation area Funeral Home are in charge of arrangements. E4946 Jackson Road, Ironwood, MI 49938. but there was some heavy dam- south of Bismarck and injured Arrangements are with McKevitt-Patrick Funeral Home age within it,” Meade said. people at a lake southwest of the and Cremation Services of Ironwood. Condolences may be The tornado knocked down city. John Donald Kleimola expressed online at mckevittpatrickfuneralhome.com. trees and power lines, ripped Several tents and vehicles the roofs of a number of houses were destroyed by strong winds RAMSAY, Mich. — A memorial service will be held in honor and sent two people to hospitals and falling trees at Kimball Bot- of John Donald Kleimola, son of Donald (Karen) Kleimola, of John L. Geroux for treatment after their homes toms on Saturday night. Ramsay, and Francis Kleimola, of Ypsilanti, at Cornerstone collapsed, Kentwood Mayor In Michigan, Jan Collins told Christian Church in Ramsay, on Friday, July 11, 2014, with WAKEFIELD, Mich. — John L. 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Brandon Veale/Daily Mining Gazette (Houghton) SUMMER PENOKEE RANGE starting pitcher Tyler Busch of Ramsay delivers in the second inning of a Little League Major (age 11-12) division District 11 tournament game against Portage Lake in South Range Monday. LEAGUE HOOPS Penokee Range falls on HURLEY I won the Gogebic Com- munity College summer basket- ball league tournament with a opening day of district tourney 60-33 victory over Bessemer in Monday night’s championship By BRANDON VEALE where and it did,” Janke said. game at the Lindquist Center in Daily Mining Gazette (Houghton) When the top of the order came up again in the Ironwood. SOUTH RANGE – The first day of the District fifth, Portage got its breakthrough. Noah Bach 11 Major (age 11-12) division Little League tourna- delivered a one-out double, took third on a passed Other scores from Monday’s ment was full of big: Big players, big hits and big ball and scored easily when Salani singled. Salani tournament: plays. scored later in the inning on an RBI groundout by Ontonagon 52, Hurley II 26 Both Houghton Country entries advanced in the Taylor Gardner. Bessemer 38, Wakefield-Marenis- winner’s bracket by winning their openers: Penokee made a late bid sparked by Busch’s one- co 32 Keweenaw controlling the curtain-raiser for a 9-1 out walk and eventual run, but stranded the tying Hurley I defeated Ironwood win over Baraga County and Portage Lake eking run on base when another big guy from Portage, Mercer 50, Ewen-Trout Creek 33 out a close one with Penokee Range (Gogebic Coun- first baseman P.J. Donnelly, had enough range to Bessemer 41, Ontonagon 39 ty), 4-3. snag Ethan Libertoski’s grounder and beat him to Hurley I 34, Mercer 29 “They started off with a little bit of jitters, made the bag by a step. a few mistakes, and threw the ball around a little “We played pretty good defense, battled at the ABOVE, BESSEMER’S Caitlyn bit, but they kept their heads in it. A lot of times plate. It was a pitcher’s duel,” Penokee manager Pelissero, left, dribbles around kids can get a little crestfallen and lose focus but Tim Routheaux said. “We just need to get a little Hurley’s Kaylyn King as Besse- they sharpened up, got rid of the jitters, came back, more aggressive, work on our hitting a little bit mer’s Whitney Trcka, right, sets a played solid defense, pitched well and hit the ball a more. They’re a good team, going to be one of the screen. little bit,” PL manager Aaron Janke said. teams to beat probably.” Two big players had a big impact on the Portage Busch’s double was scored as Penokee’s only hit, AT LEFT, Bessemer’s Valerie Lake-Penokee game: but the visitors had baserunners all day: Portage Rowe, left, shoots over Hurley’s Penokee starting pitcher Tyler Busch and committed six errors and walked four. Tianne Kuula. Portage Lake shortstop Colton Salani. Ashton Janke gave Portage Lake 3 2/3 strong Penokee took an early lead when Drew Dobb innings (one hit, two walks, nine strikeouts) before BOTTOM, HURLEY’S Gabby rounded the bases thanks to two Portage errors. yielding to the bullpen. Gardner earned the win Pecotte, right, passes around Busch lasered a double to the wall two batters and showed excellent control in 1 2/3 innings of Bessemer’s Allyson Metas. later, reached third on an error and scored on a relief, coming within a pitch of striking out the side passed ball. on 10 pitches in the fifth. Davin Hill induced the Jason Juno/Daily Globe photos Busch struck out four, including Salani, in his game-clinching grounder to get the save. first trip through the Portage Lake order. Portage Lake advances in the winner’s bracket When Salani came up again in the third inning, to face Ishpeming, which survived a bases-loaded he dropped the bat head on a low 1-1 pitch from no-out situation in the sixth to defeat Negaunee 5- Busch and it carried against a crosswind over the 4, today at 4. fence, tying the game. For Penokee, Busch had one earned run on three “He’s got a big bat, and if he gets a hold of one hits in 2 2/3 innings and struck out five. Dobb took with his strength and the speed that kid was pitch- the loss in relief. Penokee plays Negaunee in the ing, too. He’s throwing hard, Colton’s swinging tournament’s first elimination game today at 6 hard, if he gets a hold of it, it’s going to go some- p.m. Judge approves NFL concussion settlement By The Associated Press tain litigation, with no assurance problems. A federal judge on Monday of recovery, while retired players’ “This is an extraordinary set- granted preliminary approval to physical and mental conditions tlement for retired NFL players a landmark deal that would com- continue to deteriorate,” Brody and their families — from those pensate thousands of former wrote. who suffer with neuro-cognitive NFL players for concussion- More than 4,500 former play- illnesses today, to those who are related claims. ers have filed suit, some accusing currently healthy but fear they The ruling by U.S. District the league of fraud for its han- may develop symptoms decades Judge Anita Brody in Philadel- dling of concussions. They into the future,” plaintiffs’ attor- phia came about two weeks after include former Dallas Cowboys neys Sol Weiss and Christopher the NFL agreed to remove a $675 running back Tony Dorsett and Seeger said in a statement. million cap on damages. 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Brewers’ Rodriguez proud of Utley, Hamels lead Phillies over Brewers 5th All-Star selection MILWAUKEE (AP) — Chase the most in the majors. PHILLIES 3, BREWERS 2 MILWAUKEE (AP) — Francisco Utley hit a two-run homer, and It was the sixth loss in seven Philadelphia Milwaukee Rodriguez is headed back to the All- ab rhbi ab rhbi Cole Hamels allowed one earned games for the Brewers, who have Revere cf 4120RWeks 2b 4000 Star game for the fifth time, and this run in 6 2-3 innings for his first had sole possession of first place Giles p 0000Braun rf 4020 one means an awful lot to the closer victory in a month as the in the NL Central since April 9. Rollins ph-ss 1000LSchfr pr-rf 0000 for the Milwaukee Brewers. ABlanc ss-3b 4010Lucroy c 3000 Philadelphia Phillies edged the The Phillies extended the lead Utley 2b 3222CGomz cf 4010 Rodriguez, one of four Brewers slumping Milwaukee Brewers 3- to 3-0 in the third when Utley Howard 1b 3011ArRmr 3b 4000 selected for the July 15 game at Tar- 2 on Monday night. singled with two outs. He then Byrd rf 4000KDavis lf 3110 get Field in Minnesota, was supposed Asche 3b 4010MrRynl 1b 4110 Hamels (3-5) allowed two scored from first on Ryan to be a setup man this season, but Papeln p 0000Segura ss 4020 returned to the closer role when Jim runs and seven hits, struck out Howard’s single to right-center. DBrwn lf 4010Estrad p 1000 Rupp c 4000Bianchi ph 1012 Henderson struggled in spring train- seven and walked two for his Jeff Bianchi’s pinch-single Hamels p 3000Grzlny p 0000 ing. The 32-year-old right-hander had first victory since June 6 — a pulled the Brewers within 3-2 in GwynJ cf 1010Duke p 0000 27 saves in 30 chances for the NL span of six starts. the fifth. Milwaukee loaded the Maldnd ph 1000 Central leaders heading into Monday Wooten p 0000 Ken Giles finished the sev- bases with no outs on a single by Totals 35 393Totals 33 282 night’s game against Philadelphia. enth and worked the eighth. Khris Davis, Mark Reynolds Philadelphia 201 000 000 —3 It is the first All-Star selection since Jonathan Papelbon pitched a reaching on an error by third Milwaukee 000 020 000 —2 2009 for Rodriguez, who is 12th on E_Asche (9), Wooten (1). DP_Philadelphia 1. baseball’s career list with 331 saves. perfect ninth inning for his 20th baseman Cody Asche, and a sin- LOB_Philadelphia 8, Milwaukee 6. 2B_Braun (18), save in 22 chances. gle by Jean Segura. Bianchi then C.Gomez (22). HR_Utley (7). SB_Revere (26). He also made the All-Star team in Philadelphia rebounded after lined an opposite-field, two-run S_A.Blanco. 2004, 2007 and 2008 with the Angels, IP HRER BB SO and 2009 with the Mets. falling a season-high 14 games single just over the glove of first Philadelphia “Early in my career, I was a throw- below .500 on Sunday when baseman Howard. Hamels W,3-5 6 2/3 72 1 2 7 Giles H,1 1 1/3 10 0 0 1 er,” Rodriguez said. “A guy who threw Pittsburgh completed a series Right fielder Marlon Byrd Papelbon S,20-22 100 0 0 1 hard with a hard slider, pretty much sweep. helped limit the damage by Milwaukee with no knowledge of the game. Just Utley, the starting National throwing out Segura at third on Estrada L,7-6 563 3 2 5 go out there and try and blow people Gorzelanny 110 0 0 2 League All-Star second base- the play. Hamels then enticed Duke 110 0 0 1 away and strike people out without man, staked the Phillies to a 2-0 Rickie Weeks to bounce into a Wooten 210 0 0 3 having any knowledge of game situa- Balk_Estrada. tions, game preparation, all the little lead in the first with his seventh force out and retired Ryan T_3:25. A_28,080 (41,900). homer, driving an 0-1 pitch from Braun on a ground out. details that today I put into practice. It Marco Estrada (7-6) over the Hamels also escaped in the launched a towering drive down has paid off.” Associated Press Center fielder Carlos Gomez, third right-field wall. It was the 27th seventh inning when Davis drew the left-field line that narrowly MILWAUKEE BREWERS’ Carlos Gomez loses his helmet during the baseman Aramis Ramirez and catch- home run allowed by Estrada, a leadoff walk and Reynolds hooked foul. eighth inning against the Philadelphia Phillies Monday in Milwaukee. er Jonathan Lucroy also made the NL team from Milwaukee. 10 l TUESDAY, JULY 8, 2014 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE SCOREBOARD 56. Angel Cabrera ARG 2.39 Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (IL). Rynnas to a two-year contract. Texas 38 50 .432 17 WLPct GB Pittsburgh at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. Kimbrel, Atlanta, 27; Rosenthal, St. Louis, 57. Russell Henley USA 2.34 OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Designated NASHVILLE PREDATORS — Signed Houston 36 54 .400 20 Milwaukee 52 38 .578 — Oakland at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. 26; Jansen, Los Angeles, 26; Street, San Golf 58. Ernie Els SAF 2.29 LHP Brad Mills for assignment. Claimed D Anton Volchenkov to one-year contract. Sunday’s Games St. Louis 48 42 .533 4 TODAY’S MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS Diego, 23; Romo, San Francisco, 22; 59. Ryan Palmer USA 2.23 OF Kenny Wilson off waivers from Toron- SAN JOSE SHARKS — Agreed to Cleveland 4, Kansas City 1 Pittsburgh 47 42 .528 4½ AMERICAN LEAGUE RSoriano, Washington, 21. WORLD GOLF RANKING 60. Koumei Oda JPN 2.19 to and optioned him to Sacramento (PCL). terms with Tommy Wingels on a three- N.Y. Mets 8, Texas 4 Cincinnati 46 42 .523 5 BATTING_Altuve, Houston, .338; Bel- Through July 6 61. Richard Sterne SAF 2.19 Assigned OF Nick Buss outright to Sacra- year contract. Baltimore 7, Boston 6, 12 innings Chicago 38 49 .437 12½ tre, Texas, .334; VMartinez, Detroit, .328; 1. Adam Scott AUS 9.01 62. Marc Leishman AUS 2.17 mento. Traded International Slot No. 57 to VANCOUVER CANUCKS — Named N.Y. Yankees 9, Minnesota 7 West Division Brantley, Cleveland, .323; Cano, Seattle, Cycling 2. Henrik Stenson SWE 8.00 63. Pablo Larrazabal ESP 2.16 Milwaukee for RHP Rodolfo Fernandez. Doug Lidster assistant coach. Chicago White Sox 1, Seattle 0 WLPct GB .320; Trout, Los Angeles, .308; MiCabr- 3. Bubba Watson USA 7.00 64. J.B. Holmes USA 2.14 TAMPA BAY RAYS — Sent SS Yunel COLLEGE L.A. Angels 6, Houston 1 Los Angeles 51 40 .560 — era, Detroit, .308. 4. Matt Kuchar USA 6.83 OUR DE RANCE 65. G. Fernandez-Castano ESP 2.11 Escobar to the GCL Rays for a rehab ECAC — Named Jessica Caron coordi- Oakland 4, Toronto 2 San Francisco 49 39 .557 ½ RBI_NCruz, Baltimore, 73; Encarna- LONDONT (AP) — AF brief look at Mon- 5. Jason Day AUS 6.56 66. Charley Hoffman USA 2.10 assignment. Optioned 1B Vince Belnome nator of sport administration for market- Tampa Bay 7, Detroit 3 San Diego 39 49 .443 10½ cion, Toronto, 70; JAbreu, Chicago, 69; day’s third stage of the 101st Tour de 6. Justin Rose ENG 6.56 67. Bernd Wiesberger AUT 2.06 to Durham (IL). Signed SS Adrian Ron- ing, communications and special events. Monday’s Games Colorado 37 52 .416 13 MiCabrera, Detroit, 68; Trout, Los Ange- France: 7. Tiger Woods USA 6.53 68. K.J. Choi KOR 1.98 don. SOUTHERN CONFERENCE — Baltimore 8, Washington 2, 11 innings Arizona 37 53 .411 13½ les, 63; Donaldson, Oakland, 62; Moss, Stage: The last in Britain this year, it 8. Rory McIlroy NIR 6.46 69. George Coetzee SAF 1.95 TEXAS RANGERS — Optioned OF Named Kate Barnett director of champi- N.Y. Yankees 5, Cleveland 3 Sunday’s Games Oakland, 62. took the riders on a 155-kilometer (96- 9. Sergio Garcia ESP 6.23 70. Rafael Cabrera-Bello ESP 1.90 Michael Choice to Round Rock (PCL). onships, Katie Burger Chicago White Sox 4, Boston 0 Cincinnati 4, Milwaukee 2 HOME RUNS_NCruz, Baltimore, 28; mile) flat trek from Cambridge to London. 10. Jordan Spieth USA 5.86 71. Erik Compton USA 1.88 Designated INF Donnie Murphy for championships/compliance assistant and Kansas City 6, Tampa Bay 0 N.Y. Mets 8, Texas 4 JAbreu, Chicago, 27; Encarnacion, It featured a spectacular finish on The 11. Jim Furyk USA 5.52 72. Matteo Manassero ITA 1.86 assignment. Recalled RHP Roman Davis Simpson media relations assistant. Houston at Texas Arizona 3, Atlanta 1 Toronto, 26; VMartinez, Detroit, 21; Trout, Mall. 12. Martin Kaymer GER 5.48 73. Shane Lowry IRL 1.85 Mendez from Round Rock. Selected the ARKANSAS-MONTICELLO — Named San Francisco at Oakland Washington 2, Chicago Cubs 1 Los Angeles, 20; Donaldson, Oakland, Winner: Marcel Kittel, who outsprinted 13. Phil Mickelson USA 5.21 74. Charles Howell III USA 1.85 contract of OF Jake Smolinski from Michael Cyprien men’s assistant basket- Toronto at L.A. Angels Pittsburgh 6, Philadelphia 2 19; Moss, Oakland, 19; Ortiz, Boston, 19; Peter Sagan and Mark Renshaw in front 14. Dustin Johnson USA 4.95 75. Chris Stroud USA 1.83 Round Rock. ball coach. Minnesota at Seattle Miami 8, St. Louis 4 Pujols, Los Angeles, 19. of Buckingham Palace to claim his second 15. Hideki Matsuyama JPN 4.95 TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Placed 1B ARMSTRONG STATE — Named Jere- Tuesday’s Games L.A. Dodgers 8, Colorado 2 STOLEN BASES_Altuve, Houston, 39; stage win in three days, his sixth overall at 16. Zach Johnson USA 4.80 Edwin Encarnacion on the 15-day DL. my Mayweather men’s assistant basket- Baltimore (B.Norris 7-5) at Washington San Francisco 5, San Diego 3 Ellsbury, New York, 23; RDavis, Detroit, the Tour. 17. Graeme McDowell NIR 4.71 Transactions Activated OF Nolan Reimold. ball coach. (Fister 7-2), 7:05 p.m. Monday’s Games 22; AEscobar, Kansas City, 21; Andrus, Yellow Jersey: Vincenzo Nibali. The for- 18. Jimmy Walker USA 4.21 National League FURMAN — Added F Isaiah Watkins to N.Y. Yankees (Tanaka 12-3) at Cleve- Baltimore 8, Washington 2, 11 innings Texas, 19; JJones, Seattle, 17; LMartin, mer Vuelta and Giro winner retained his 2- 19. Steve Stricker USA 4.12 BASEBALL ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — Traded the men’s basketball team. land (Bauer 2-4), 7:05 p.m. N.Y. Mets 4, Atlanta 3, 11 innings Texas, 17; Reyes, Toronto, 17. second lead over main rivals Alberto Con- 20. Luke Donald ENG 3.97 COMMISSIONER’S OFFICE — Sus- 3B Cesar Carrasco to Houston for LHP INDIANA — Announced the addition G L.A. Dodgers (Ryu 9-4) at Detroit (Ver- Cincinnati 9, Chicago Cubs 3 SAVES_Rodney, Seattle, 25; Holland, tador and Chris Froome in the general 21. Jason Dufner USA 3.96 pended Oakland OF Herschel “Boog” Alex Sogard. Nick Zeisloft who has two years of eligibil- lander 7-7), 7:08 p.m. Philadelphia 3, Milwaukee 2 Kansas City, 23; DavRobertson, New classification. 22. Keegan Bradley USA 3.93 Powell (Stockton-Cal) 50 games after he CHICAGO CUBS — Sent RHP Kyuji ity. Chicago White Sox (Joh.Danks 7-6) at St. Louis 2, Pittsburgh 0 York, 21; Perkins, Minnesota, 20; Uehara, Quote of the day: “This was one of the 23. Victor Dubuisson FRA 3.87 tested positive for an amphetamine in vio- Fujikawa to the AZL Cubs for a rehab NEW JERSEY CITY — Announced the Boston (Workman 1-2), 7:10 p.m. San Diego at Colorado Boston, 18; Nathan, Detroit, 17; Soria, fastest sprints I’ve ever done” — Kittel. 24. Ian Poulter ENG 3.83 lation of the Minor League Drug Preven- assignment. Agreed to terms with RHP resignation of women’s assistant soccer Kansas City (Vargas 8-3) at Tampa Bay Miami at Arizona Texas, 16. Stat of the day: 65. In seconds, the time 25. Charl Schwartzel SAF 3.82 tion and Treatment Program. Dylan Cease on a minor league contract. coach Rich Alberto. (Hellickson 0-0), 7:10 p.m. San Francisco at Oakland NATIONAL LEAGUE lost by 2010 champion Andy Schleck after 26. Thomas Bjorn DEN 3.78 American League ST. LOUIS CARDINALS — Optioned NEW MEXICO — Named Ben Dunbar Houston (Peacock 2-5) at Texas (Irwin Tuesday’s Games BATTING_Tulowitzki, Colorado, .350; he was involved in a high-speed crash. 27. Rickie Fowler USA 3.71 BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Selected the LHP Marco Gonzales to Memphis (PCL). men’s graduate assistant tennis coach. 0-0), 8:05 p.m. Chicago Cubs (T.Wood 7-6) at Cincin- MaAdams, St. Louis, .331; Lucroy, Mil- After three days of racing, Schleck is 28. Webb Simpson USA 3.71 contract of RHP Julio DePaula from Recalled LHP Tyler Lyons from Memphis. YALE — Named Swensen-McMahon San Francisco (Bumgarner 9-6) at Oak- nati (Cueto 8-6), 1:10 p.m., 1st game waukee, .326; McGehee, Miami, .320; already lagging 2 minutes, 24 seconds 29. Miguel Angel Jimenez ESP 3.67 Bowie (EL). Optioned RHP Kevin Gaus- BASKETBALL women’s tennis coach. land (Gray 8-3), 10:05 p.m. Baltimore (B.Norris 7-5) at Washington AMcCutchen, Pittsburgh, .319; Morneau, behind in the overall standings. 30. Jamie Donaldson WAL 3.58 man to Norfolk (IL). National Basketball Association Toronto (Dickey 6-8) at L.A. Angels (Fister 7-2), 7:05 p.m. Colorado, .316; Goldschmidt, Arizona, Tuesday’s stage: Stage 4 —After three 31. Patrick Reed USA 3.54 BOSTON RED SOX — Activated DETROIT PISTONS — Named Brian (Skaggs 4-4), 10:05 p.m. L.A. Dodgers (Ryu 9-4) at Detroit (Ver- .310. nervous days in Britain, the bunch will 32. Lee Westwood ENG 3.36 1B/OF Mike Carp from the 15-day DL. Wright assistant general manager. Baseball Minnesota (P.Hughes 8-5) at Seattle lander 7-7), 7:08 p.m. RBI_Stanton, Miami, 62; Morneau, Col- enjoy a relatively easy 163.5-kilometer 33. Brandt Snedeker USA 3.31 Optioned INF Jonathan Herrera to Paw- MEMPHIS GRIZZLIES — Signed a (C.Young 8-4), 10:10 p.m. Atlanta (Teheran 8-5) at N.Y. Mets orado, 59; Goldschmidt, Arizona, 58; (101.5-mile) ride from Le Touquet to Lille 34. Thongchai Jaidee THA 3.29 tucket (IL). Signed RHP Kevin Steen. contract extension with F Zach Randolph. Wednesday’s Games (deGrom 1-5), 7:10 p.m. AdGonzalez, Los Angeles, 56; AMc- in northern France. Another one for the 35. Graham DeLaet CAN 3.25 MERICAN EAGUE CLEVELAND INDIANS — Designated Signed G Jordan Adams to a multiyear A All Times LEDT L.A. Dodgers at Detroit, 1:08 p.m. Chicago Cubs (Wada 0-0) at Cincinnati Cutchen, Pittsburgh, 54; Desmond, sprinters. 36. Bill Haas USA 3.21 C George Kottaras for assignment. contract. East Division Toronto at L.A. Angels, 3:35 p.m. (Holmberg 0-0), 7:10 p.m., 2nd game Washington, 53; McGehee, Miami, 53. 37. Stephen Gallacher SCO 3.09 Acquired OF Chris Dickerson from Pitts- NEW YORK KNICKS — Named Kurt W L Pct GB N.Y. Yankees at Cleveland, 7:05 p.m. Philadelphia (K.Kendrick 3-8) at Mil- HOME RUNS_Stanton, Miami, 21; 38. Kevin Streelman USA 3.05 burgh for a player to be named or cash Rambis associate head coach. Baltimore 49 40 .551 — Washington at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. waukee (W.Peralta 9-5), 8:10 p.m. Byrd, Philadelphia, 18; Rizzo, Chicago, 39. Kevin Na USA 3.02 Soccer and selected his contract from Columbus FOOTBALL Toronto 47 43 .522 2½ Chicago White Sox at Boston, 7:10 Pittsburgh (Worley 2-1) at St. Louis 18; Tulowitzki, Colorado, 18; Frazier, 40. Ryan Moore USA 2.87 (IL). Canadian Football League New York 45 43 .511 3½ p.m. (C.Martinez 2-3), 8:15 p.m. Cincinnati, 17; JUpton, Atlanta, 17; Gattis, 41. Jonas Blixt SWE 2.87 HOUSTON ASTROS — Agreed to EDMONTON ESKIMOS — Signed WR Tampa Bay 41 51 .446 9½ Kansas City at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. San Diego (T.Ross 7-8) at Colorado Atlanta, 16; Goldschmidt, Arizona, 16. WORLD CUP 42. Brendon Todd USA 2.83 All Times EDT terms with RHP Cristofer Melendez and L.J. Castile and DB Markus Smith to the Boston 39 50 .438 10 Houston at Texas, 8:05 p.m. (F.Morales 4-4), 8:40 p.m. STOLEN BASES_DGordon, Los Ange- 43. Francesco Molinari ITA 2.77 SEMIFINALS OFs Angel DeLeon, Ronny Rafael and practice roster. Central Division Minnesota at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. Miami (Hand 0-1) at Arizona (Nuno 0- les, 42; BHamilton, Cincinnati, 35; 44. Joost Luiten NED 2.75 Tuesday, July 8 Hector Martinez on minor league con- SASKATCHEWAN ROUGHRIDERS — W L Pct GB Oakland at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. 0), 9:40 p.m. Revere, Philadelphia, 26; EYoung, New Brazil vs. Germany, 4 p.m. 45. Chris Kirk USA 2.73 tracts. Traded DB Dwight Anderson to Toronto Detroit 48 37 .565 — San Francisco (Bumgarner 9-6) at Oak- York, 22; SMarte, Pittsburgh, 21; Black- Wednesday, July 9 46. Hunter Mahan USA 2.73 ATIONAL EAGUE KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Assigned for a conditional 2015 draft pick. Kansas City 46 42 .523 3½ N L land (Gray 8-3), 10:05 p.m. mon, Colorado, 16; Rollins, Philadelphia, Netherlands vs. Argentina, 4 p.m. 47. Harris English USA 2.67 All Times EDT INF Pedro Ciriaco outright to Omaha WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS — Cleveland 43 45 .489 6½ Wednesday’s Games 16. THIRD PLACE 48. Matt Every USA 2.63 East Division (PCL). Sent OF Nori Aoki to Northwest Signed LB Teague Sherman and DT Jake Chicago 43 47 .478 7½ L.A. Dodgers at Detroit, 1:08 p.m. ERA_Wainwright, St. Louis, 1.79; Saturday, July 12 49. Gary Woodland USA 2.60 WLPct GB Arkansas (TL) for a rehab assignment. Thomas to contract extensions. Minnesota 39 48 .448 10 Atlanta 49 40 .551 — San Diego at Colorado, 3:10 p.m. Cueto, Cincinnati, 1.99; Beckett, Los Brazil-Germany loser vs. Netherlands- 50. Mikko Ilonen FIN 2.58 Argentina loser, 4 p.m. LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Agreed to HOCKEY West Division Washington 48 40 .545 ½ Miami at Arizona, 3:40 p.m. Angeles, 2.26; HAlvarez, Miami, 2.27; 51. Louis Oosthuizen SAF 2.57 CHAMPIONSHIP terms with C Wade Wass on a minor National Hockey League W L Pct GB Miami 43 45 .489 5½ Washington at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Teheran, Atlanta, 2.29; Hudson, San 52. Matt Jones AUS 2.55 Sunday, July 13 league contract. CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS — Named Oakland 55 33 .625 — New York 40 49 .449 9 Atlanta at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. Francisco, 2.53; Greinke, Los Angeles, 53. Kevin Stadler USA 2.50 Brazil-Germany winner vs. Nether- NEW YORK YANKEES — Recalled Jimmy Waite goaltending coach. Los Angeles 51 36 .586 3½ Philadelphia 38 51 .427 11 Chicago Cubs at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. 2.66. 54. Billy Horschel USA 2.50 lands-Argentina winner, 3 p.m. RHP Shane Greene from DALLAS STARS — Signed G Jussi Seattle 48 40 .545 7 Philadelphia at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. SAVES_FrRodriguez, Milwaukee, 27; 55. John Senden AUS 2.44 Central Division NASCAR made right call to Porcello hoping for All-Star opportunity DETROIT (AP) — As of now, Max Scherzer is He succeeds when he’s able to keep the ball the only pitcher representing Detroit’s starting down — with a career groundball percentage of rotation on the American League All-Star team. 53.1. pull plug at Daytona He’d like to help change that. “He’s throwing strikes at a really high rate,” Scherzer is lobbying fans to support team- Scherzer said. “He’s not walking guys, which is By JENNA FRYER mate Rick Porcello in the online vote for the always a recipe for success. His offspeed pitches AP Auto Racing Writer AL’s final spot. The 25-year-old Porcello threw have really sharpened up. ... He’s always had When the sky opened for a back-to-back shutouts recently to put himself on the sinker. Nothing’s changed in the sinker, it’s third time during the rain- the fringe of the All-Star roster, but he’s not a what he’s doing with his other offspeed pitches rescheduled race at Daytona, member of the team yet. that allows him to be more effective.” and teams pulled out car covers “We need our fans to really show up and vote Immediately after being included in the final to wait out the weather, it for Rick,” said Scherzer, who started the All- vote for the All-Star team, Porcello allowed seemed the right time for Star game last year and eventually won the Cy seven runs Sunday night in a loss to Tampa Bay. NASCAR to put the Coke Zero Young Award. “Come on fans, vote for Rick.” Not an ideal audition on national television. 400 out of its misery. With or without an All-Star invite, Porcello is But before that, Porcello had a 25-inning The entire weekend was developing into the pitcher many thought he scoreless streak. plagued by rain. Cars never got could be after the Tigers drafted him in the first “We’ve said all along the key for him is being near the track for the scheduled round in 2007. He made his debut as a 20-year- down with his sinker,” manager Brad Ausmus Saturday start. When the race old, winning 14 games in 2009. said. “When it gets up, it gets flat and you see finally did begin Sunday — Since then, he’s been a consistent presence in more flyballs.” delayed, because of rain on the the rotation, but he’s never been able to match “He made the adjustment, he actually started pace laps — it went a whopping the 3.96 ERA he posted as a rookie. getting the ball down in the zone. He got some six laps before the cars went Until this year, perhaps. groundballs, a couple of them found holes and back to pit road for another 25- Porcello is 11-5 with a 3.53 ERA so far, help- ended up being hits but he got the groundballs minute delay. ing the Tigers remain in first place most of the he was trying to get,” Ausmus said. Then, the on-track carnage: a season despite Justin Verlander’s struggles and Detroit has three players in the All-Star game 16-car crash seconds before a Anibal Sanchez’s brief injury problems. at the moment: Scherzer, Miguel Cabrera and scheduled competition caution, The candidates for the final All-Star spot in Victor Martinez. Ausmus had been hoping Por- and a 26-car crash before anoth- the AL are all pitchers: Porcello, Dallas Keuchel cello and second baseman Ian Kinsler would get er shower. A total of six drivers of Houston, Corey Kluber of Cleveland, Garrett in as well from the AL Central leaders. managed to avoid accidents, Richards of the Los Angeles Angels and Chris “It’s tough when you have that many guys on leaving just 17 cars on the lead Sale of the Chicago White Sox. one team with the All-Star game roster rules, lap. Associated Press “Obviously, it would be awesome to be able to it’s tough for all of them to make it,” Ausmus It would have been comedic if ARIC ALMIROLA’S crew pushes his car to Victory Lane after he won the go, but at the same time, it doesn’t take any- said. “But if Rick can win, we get four out of five it wasn’t such a disastrous day rain shortened NASCAR Sprint cup Series auto race at Daytona Interna- thing away from how well I feel like I’ve pitched and who knows what can happen between now for one of the biggest events on tional Speedway in Daytona Beach, Fla., Sunday. the first half,” Porcello said. “I’m proud of the and the All-Star game, maybe Kins gets on there the NASCAR schedule. So work I’ve done the first half.” as well. All of them were deserving.” pulling the plug seemed like such NASCAR’s partners worked with petition Robin Pemberton said. Porcello set a career high with 142 strikeouts NOTES: Cabrera said he was invited to participate in the All-Star home run derby, a logical decision when the track the series to keep the events on “We felt that it was in the best but he’ll sit out because he doesn’t want to mess with his swing. “I’m going to enjoy last year, but that’s never been his calling card. watching,” he said. was soaked through shortly TV. interest of fans, getting done and before 3 p.m. Texas in April was just like going home and competitors Drivers — especially those Daytona on Saturday. It rained being done. We put on two-and-a- who were lined up behind winner hard all day, and the cars never half hours or so of solid racing Brazil vs Germany: How do they compare? Aric Almirola when the race was got on the track. So NASCAR and when you looked at what RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — Brazil Advantage: Germany team’s main playmaker. While called with 48 laps remaining — came back the next day, a Mon- was in front of us weather-wise, and Germany are two of the most Mesut Ozil has had a fairly lacklus- thought otherwise. day, and got the race completed we felt it was just best for all con- decorated teams in football, with DEFENSE ter tournament so far, he’s one of And so did the fans. under a sunny sky. Some fans cerned that the race was conclud- eight World Cup titles between Brazil has always been known for the world’s best passers and could Using social media to vent stayed, some left, but the televi- ed. them. Both have their share of play- its attacking play, but this World Cup still prove crucial for Germany. their frustration, fans blasted sion audience was appeased. “We didn’t think there was an ers among the all-time greats, and squad arguably has more impres- Brazil’s midfield will likely have a NASCAR for calling the race so Daytona was an entirely dif- opportunity to get a good race both entered this tournament being sive names in defense — especially new look for this game as Scolari is early. Daytona International ferent animal. in.” touted among the main favorites. now that star forward Neymar is expected to replace Neymar with a midfielder — probably Willian. The Speedway has lights, and many It was a long holiday weekend This was a case of damned if So even without the injured Ney- ruled out. However, the team’s best mar, Tuesday’s semifinal in Belo defender — captain Thiago Silva — Chelsea player has enough speed claimed they were willing to with the party scheduled for Sat- they do, damned if they don’t for and skill to cause defenders trouble, Horizonte provides an intriguing is suspended for the semifinal, a big hang in there until they saw one urday night’s main event. Rain NASCAR. but doesn’t have the scoring ability matchup for any neutral fan, as Ger- blow for the back four. But Brazil has driver take the checkered flag. had caused a wreck in the of Neymar. Oscar, another Chelsea Kurt Busch and several other many and Brazil play each other at a good replacement in Bayern Munich’s Dante to put in alongside player, will also need to step up as a They were robbed of that right Nationwide Series’ shortened drivers felt they’d waited the World Cup for the first time since when NASCAR threw in the qualifying session, and the race through a wet weekend to reach David Luiz, while coach Luiz Felipe playmaker. Luiz Gustavo is back the 2002 final. after a suspension, which should towel, they argued, and a race is was delayed on Friday night by that point, so they had no prob- Scolari will have to decide whether Here is a look at how the teams to put Barcelona’s Dani Alves back help shore things up defensively. not complete until someone more rain. lem sitting in motorhomes to compare in 2014: in at right back or stick with Maicon, Advantage: Germany crosses the finish line. When Saturday night racing wait for another shot to race for who was a surprise starter in the “I know a lot of the fans tuned for the Sprint Cup Series was the win. GOALKEEPERS quarterfinals. Real Madrid’s Marcelo ATTACK into the TV and stuck around at scrapped, NASCAR and track But for those working conces- Manuel Neuer has been one of should guard the left wing. With Neymar in the team, the for- the race track waiting to see a officials picked an early start for sion stands, or security or ush- Germany’s best players this tourna- Germany’s defense looked ward line was always a strength for finish,” said second-place finish- Sunday to create the largest pos- ers, it was another very long day. ment, especially in the knockout downright awful against Algeria, and Brazil. Without him, it’s a glaring rounds. He bailed out Germany’s coach Joachim Loew responded by weakness. Fred has struggled badly er Brian Vickers. “I was expect- sible window to run the race to Same for the crews, who have erratic defense numerous times by dropping center back Per Merte- as the team’s center forward at the ing them to wait a little bit completion. But the final shower few places to go to wait out the rushing out to clear ball after ball in sacker for the next game and mov- World Cup, scoring just one goal in longer knowing that we have that spoiled it showed no signs of weather. So they crowd under the second-round win over Algeria, ing captain Philip Lahm to his five games. Hulk has looked lively lights here and it was going to be letting up until at least 8 p.m. It covered pit stands or jam into the and made key saves to deny Karim favorite position as right back throughout but has yet to score, a night race anyway.” would likely take two hours to team hauler and numbly pass Benzema an equalizer for France in instead of midfield. The changes while Jo has failed to make an Those fans have a point. But dry the track when it did finally the time. the quarterfinals. The Bayern worked, and Germany looked like its impact when he’s come on as a sub- old solid self against France. With stitute. when posting from their living stop. NASCAR knew holding every- Munich No. 1 has won just about everything at club level and is wide- Mats Hummels back healthy to Germany, meanwhile, has room with the race on the televi- Sure, there are some fans that one was unfair, especially since anchor the central defense — and ly regarded as one of the top keep- Thomas Mueller and Miroslav Klose sion, it doesn’t really apply. would have waited out the bitter the next wait could have been up even scoring the winning goal as its main attacking options. Weather has wreaked havoc end. But plenty others had to get ers in the world. against France — the Germans to seven hours. The series had to Julio Cesar used to have that Mueller has four goals so far in on four events this season, on the road to return home for have a reliable foundation in front of set a stopping point to give fans reputation as well, but is arguably Brazil — one short of his tally in including the water-logged Day- Monday work. Neuer. South Africa in 2010 — while the 36- some closure — not the fans at not quite the player he was during Advantage: Brazil tona 500, which needed a stop- NASCAR had to make a deci- home, who were warm and dry, his best years at Inter Milan. He now year-old Klose has a chance to page of more than six hours. sion, and not stretching Sunday break the World Cup scoring record. but those sitting in slick metal plays for Toronto in Major League MIDFIELD Then came Bristol a month later, into a 12-plus hour day was the Soccer. He’s been solid at this Klose shares the record of 15 career grandstands wearing garbage Germany’s midfield has been goals with Brazil great Ronaldo, so and that race needed two stop- right call. World Cup, however, where he has given a big boost by Bastian Schwe- bags to shield themselves from the Brazilian defenders will probably pages of more than five hours. “We looked at forecasts and yet to concede more than one goal insteiger returning to full fitness after the rain. be extra eager to shut him down. Both times, there were fans the potential of a few more hours in a game. And the 34-year-old a knee injury. Playing alongside “We didn’t think there was an Cesar has come up big when Brazil Sami Khedira, Schweinsteiger can Germany also has better options off that stuck around for the finish. of rain, we decided we were past the bench, with Lukas Podolski and And both times, the television halfway and just called the race,” opportunity to get a good race needed him to, saving two penalties control the pace of the game while in the shootout against Chile in the also helping out defensively, giving Mario Goetze to bring on. window was stretched, but NASCAR vice president of com- in,” Pemberton said. second round. Toni Kroos room to work as the Advantage: Germany l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS TUESDAY, JULY 8, 2014 11 DEFLOCKED Friendship tested after hurtful comments

Dear Annie: I’ve been friends baby’s diaper, etc., she is proba- with “Louise” for 35 years. She bly OK. The bigger problem is sees the same doctor I do. how far down she bites her nails Apparently, at her last and whether she bites the cuti- appointment, Louise talked cle. This would make her suscep- about my grown children and tible to infection. how much they weigh and insin- Annie’s Nail biting is an obsessive- uated that my grown son is too Mailbox compulsive disorder. The sim- ugly for her daughter. She told this to the entire office staff with plest solution is to coat the nails the exception of my youngest with a bitter-tasting polish. If such horrible comments about daughter, who is the office man- that doesn’t help, the next step is my children, especially to people MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM ager. My daughter was on a therapy. But your problem is, who know them, and I’m not sure break when this took place, but you cannot make her do anything I can forgive her. The friendship her co-workers told her about it she isn’t willing to do. Inform her certainly will never be the same. when she returned. of the likelihood of infection and Should I confront her? —Disap- Needless to say, I was very direct her to some material on pointed in My Friend hurt by what Louise said. I don’t the subject. Then leave her understand why she chose make Dear Disappointed: Louise should not be discussing your alone. children negatively with anyone, Dear Annie: I read the letter let alone someone who knows from “Just Venting,” whose two YOUR them. And the co-workers should sisters never helped care for not have repeated these mali- their 90-year-old father. I was HOROSCOPE cious comments to your daugh- impressed that one of them had ter, who repeated them to you. actually cared for him for six BORN LOSER Now you are forced to reevaluate weeks in three years. That may your friendship with Louise, and not sound like much, but often no matter the outcome, this inci- siblings who still have issues dent has poisoned the well. with parents or who are scared to Please talk to Louise, but do so death of this physically and men- calmly. Tell her that the office tally exhausting job want noth- EUGENIA staff repeated the unkind words LAST ing to do with any of it. she said about your children, and “Venting” can be consoled by you’d like to know why she felt Your Birthday the need to disparage them in the fact that even if she had dis- Tuesday, July 8, 2014 public. Let her explain herself cussed this with her siblings and, hopefully, apologize. How before Dad moved in with her, it You are at a turning point in your (or whether) you choose to main- likely would have made no differ- life this year. Your creative and artistic tain the friendship after that ence. I have talked with my sib- ALLEY OOP talents will spur you to try new things and meet new people. Letting go of depends on your comfort levels. lings until I am blue in the face, the past will become easier as you fol- Dear Annie: One of my best and in return, I’ve been criticized low the steps that look most promis- friends constantly bites her and ignored, because this is a job ing. nails. She has cats and dogs, no one wants. CANCER (June 21-July 22) — occasionally babysits a toddler It’s better to forgive people Participating in sporting events or and does a lot of gardening. This who let you down rather than activities with friends will help clear is a lot of dirt and germs under your head and confirm what you hold on to resentment. She can her nails. Doesn’t she know she should do next. 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NEW YORK (AP) — After climb modestly higher in the sec- pushing stocks to records last ond half (of the year) amid con- week, investors turned cautious tinued economic improvement,” A DAY ON WALL STREET gas pipeline on Monday ahead of a batch of said Russ Koesterich, global chief July 7, 2014 18,000 corporate earnings reports. investment strategist at Black- DETROIT (AP) — Plans are would partially track the route of Dow Jones in the works for a new natural the major oil pipeline that’s The Dow Jones industrial Rock, in a note to investors. 16,000 average ended almost 50 points The Dow Jones industrial industrials gas transmission pipeline that being replaced by Canadian com- could pass through Michigan on pany Enbridge across Michigan’s lower after closing above 17,000 average lost 44.05 points, or 0.3 -44.05 16000 for the first time last week. percent, to 17,024.21. The Stan- its way to Ontario, Canada, rais- Lower Peninsula, the Detroit ing concerns among some resi- Free Press reported. Investors moved money into dard & Poor’s 500 index lost 7.79 17,024.21 15,000 stocks traditionally thought of as points, or 0.4 percent, to 1,977.65 JFMAM JJ dents whose properties have Jeffrey Insko, an Oakland already been dug up for an ongo- County resident, has an online safer than the broader market: and the Nasdaq composite fell Pct. change from previous: -0.26%High 1763.83 Low 16,992.45 utilities, telecommunication com- 34.40 points, or 0.8 percent, to ing oil pipeline project. blog for property owners to share Company spokeswoman Vicki experiences and information panies and consumer staples 4,451.53. July 7, 2014 4,600 such as soft drinks and deter- The Dow reached a record and Granado said the natural gas about the Enbridge project. If the gent. a new 1,000-point milestone last Nasdaq 4,300 project by ET Rover Pipeline, a gas project is approved, back- composite subsidiary of Energy Transfer hoes, bulldozers and work crews Stocks that depend the most Thursday by closing above 4,000 Partners, is in a pre-filing pro- could return to some of the same on a growing economy were 17,000 for the first time. That fol- -34.40 among the biggest decliners, lowed a strong U.S. jobs report. 3,700 cess. Another application is due areas along the oil pipeline’s 4,451.53 to the Federal Energy Regulato- route to Sarnia, Ontario. including small companies, con- U.S. markets were closed Friday 3,400 sumer discretionary names, for the Independence Day holi- JFMAM JJ ry Commission in January. “To think of having their lives materials and industrial stocks. day. Pct. change from previous: -0.77%High 4,478.02 Low 4,447.60 “As currently contemplated, disrupted and their property “All eyes have turned to earn- The Russell 2000 index, which the project will be a 42-inch torn up again when it hasn’t pipeline with a design capacity even been fully restored is a ings,” Joe Tanious, global market is made up primarily of small- 2,000 July 7, 2014 up to 3.25 billion cubic feet per demoralizing prospect,” Insko strategist with J.P. Morgan company stocks, fell more than Standard & Funds, said. the rest of the market. The index 1,900 day,” Granado said. said. Poor’s 500 ET Rover Pipeline projects Granado said “many factors There’s a lot riding on this lost 1.7 percent, versus the 0.4 1,800 the project will create more than are carefully analyzed when quarter’s earnings season. percent decline in the S&P 500, -7.79 Investors largely believe the which is made up of large compa- 1,700 5,000 temporary construction designing a pipeline route, jobs and 30 to 40 additional per- including environmental issues weather had an unusually large nies. 1,977.65 1,600 impact on the U.S. economy in Another sign that investors JFMAM JJ manent jobs. and community impact. the first three months of year, were hesitant to place big bets Pct. change from previous: -0.39% High 1,984.22 Low 1,974.88 About 150 miles of the “The company works very pipeline would be in Michigan, hard to be a good neighbor/part- and that economic activity ahead of corporate earnings AP rebounded in the second three reports could be seen in Mon- passing through Washtenaw, ner in the communities in which Livingston, Oakland, Macomb months of this year. Many com- day’s low trading volume. Rough- 4.9 percent from a year ago, Major airlines stocks fell after it does business, and our work in and St. Clair counties. panies blamed the weather for ly 2.6 billion shares traded hands according to FactSet. the Transportation Security Michigan will be no different,” The proposed gas pipeline she said. their disappointing first quarter on the New York Stock “I think we’re going to exceed Administration announced new results. Exchange, well below the 3.2 bil- expectations,” Tanious said. security measures that would Secondly, stocks are trading lion shares that moves on an “Companies were able to post 6 impact international flights into at all-time highs and investors average trading day. percent earnings growth in the the United States. The TSA said will need Corporate America to Aluminum mining giant Alcoa first quarter, even with the U.S. that all electronic devices would Wisconsin company plans deliver on profits in order to jus- reports its latest results on Tues- economy contracting. Now that need to have power in order to tify these record-high prices. day and Wells Fargo, the No. 1 we’ve seen a rebound in econom- travel, including tablet comput- “As we’ve emphasized in U.S. mortgage lender, reports on ic activity, I think we’re looking ers and cell phones, which could recent weeks, stocks are not Friday. Investors are expecting at a pretty good earnings sea- impact the number of passengers paper plant in Mississippi cheap, but we believe they can second quarter profits to be up son.” able to travel. JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — A 2005 from Kimberly-Clark Corp. Briefcase Wisconsin company will open a That company was later wrapped Delta Air Lines cutting $48 million plant in Hattiesburg, into Specialty Products Group, Miss., to make paper towels, tis- which was majority-owned by Russian arrested in Seattle said an indictment sue and other projects, hiring 300 private equity firm CIC Partners back flights to Venezuela hacking case unsealed Monday charges him people over five years. of Dallas, with Santaga main- with bank fraud, obtaining infor- SEATTLE (AP) — The U.S. Green Bay Converting and taining a minority stake. Geor- CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — much money Delta has stuck in mation from a protected comput- Secret Service has arrested a Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant gia-Pacific Consumer Products Delta Air Lines drastically Venezuela. Airlines have been er, possessing stolen credit cards Russian man who is accused of announced the plans Monday in LP announced in June that it reduced service to Venezuela on unable to convert their Venezue- and identity theft. hacking store computers to steal Hattiesburg. would buy Specialty Products Monday in a dispute with the lan earnings into dollars because Investigators said he installed thousands of credit card num- State and local governments Group. government over revenue of the government’s hold on repa- malicious software to steal credit bers. will contribute aid and tax incen- Chad Newell, president of the trapped in the South American triation of airline revenue. numbers, using computer The agency hasn’t said where tives projected to be worth more Area Development Partnership, country. The move left disgrun- “Delta will remain in the mar- servers all over the world. the 30-year-old Moscow man, than $12 million. said Santaga’s previous experi- tled fliers scrambling to rebook ket to serve valued customers, U.S. Attorney Jenny Durkan Roman Valerevich Seleznev, was Green Bay Converting, found- ence in Hattiesburg was part of seats on one of the dwindling however, the debt created over in Seattle said the arrest shows arrested Saturday, but he was ed in 1999, takes paper and con- what led him back when Green number of carriers with full ser- the past several years due to cur- cybercrooks can’t hide behind transported to Guam for an ini- verts it into finished products. Bay Converting decided it needed vice to the socialist country. rency issues made us take a busi- distant keyboards. tial court appearance and “We are excited about the con- a location in the South in addition Delta is slashing service by 85 ness decision to minimize our Seleznev also is charged in a detained for a July 22 hearing. tinued growth of our business to the 300-employee operation it percent starting Aug. 1, replac- risk.” Lora said. similar but separate indictment The U.S. attorney’s office in and believe Hattiesburg to be the will maintain in Wisconsin. ing its daily roundtrip flight The International Air Trans- in Nevada. perfect location for our next “Greg having has experience between Atlanta and Caracas port Association said Venezuela expansion,” CEO Greg Santaga in Hattiesburg with a previous with one roundtrip weekend has prevented the repatriation of For reprints or lamination services, said in a statement. company. He felt really comfort- flight, according to spokeswoman $4 billion in airline money It’s the second investment in able with our workforce capabili- Sarah Lora. because of currency control prob- contact the Daily Globe at 906-932-2211 Hattiesburg for Santaga. He ties and our community,” Newell Lora declined to say how lems. bought Hattiesburg Paper in said.

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