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DAILY GLOBE Wednesday, December 11, 2019 Chance of snow yourdailyglobe.com | High: 3 | Low: -3 | Details, page 2 HOLIDAY PERFORMANCES Hurley bands hold winter concert By RICHARD JENKINS [email protected] HURLEY – It was standing room only in the Hurley K-12 School’s auditorium as proud relatives had a chance to watch the members of the Hurley band program perform in the district’s winter concert Tuesday. The winter band concert fea- tured performances by fifth- and sixth-grades bands, as well as the junior and senior high bands. Prior to the beginning of the fifth-grade concert, director Jesi- ka Cane explained she put the group directly before the senior high band to show the progress students make. She said the fifth-graders were already excellent musi- Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe MEMBERS OF the Hurley junior high band perform during the district’s winter band concert Tuesday in the Hurley K-12 School’s audi- torium. CONCERT — page 5 SPIRIT OF GIVING Christmas show to benefit HIT, Theatre North IRONWOOD – The Historic said she was honored to take the in song and dance, according to Ironwood Theatre and Theatre reigns of this year’s holiday Hellen. North are joining forces to offer show at the theatre, which in “Our idea was to invite any- a Christmas show filled with years past has been mustered by one in the community to share local singers, dancers and a the Claudettes dance troupe. their talents on stage for the hol- good helping of Santas. “Our students at BAHS have iday season,” said Hellen. “We’ll have a whole bunch of been invited to take part in the “There are so many talented dancing Santas,” said the show’s Claudettes Christmas show for individuals around and it’s a director Bethany Ann Hellen. the past few years and always beautiful thing to see them all “In all, there are around 77 per- have so much fun,” said Hellen. come together in the joy of per- formers: singers – youth to “When we (my other instructor, forming. I am looking forward adult from all around the area – Monica Lindquist, and I) heard to this first year and many to and many dancers from sur- the Claudettes were not going to come.” rounding local studios.” be doing it anymore, we knew Maggie Hill is the show’s Two performances are we needed to talk to them about musical director and will accom- planned at the Historic Iron- continuing some sort of Christ- pany the performances on the wood Theatre – Saturday at 7 mas show.” piano. p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. Work on the show began in The show is a benefit for both Hellen, a member of HIT’s October and there have been the Theatre North and the His- programming committee and an many rehearsals bringing the toric Ironwood Theatre. owner of a local dance studio, various groups together to join —Larry Holcombe

Tom LaVenture/Daily Globe TOYS, CLOTHING and toiletries are sorted by age group onto tables Tuesday for the Santa’s Headquarters event today at the Ironwood Memorial Building. The annual event that provides pre- sents and food for children and families in need this holiday sea- son. Ironwood Memorial Building hosts 14th annual Santa’s Headquarters today By TOM LAVENTURE the gifts from themselves, from [email protected] Santa, grandma and grandpa or IRONWOOD – Volunteers whomever, she said. will be walking area parents “We don’t’ tell them who they through the Santa’s Headquar- have to give it to or who they get ters today at the Ironwood it from,” Ross said. Memorial Building. The Santa’s Headquarter’s The 14th annual event will be committee are people from MSU P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe serving 360 children and 153 Extension, Michigan Department MEMBERS OF the Wakefield Planning Commission share a laugh during their Tuesday evening families along with walk-ins, of Health and Human Services, meeting in the council room of the municipal center. From left are Jim Anderson, Rob Lane, Vice- according to Erin Ross, event co- St. Vincent de Paul Society, Goge- Chair Tara Hamilton, Mayor Dale White, City Clerk Sue Ahonen, and City Manager Rob Brown. chair and an extension educator bic-Ontonagon Community with Michigan State University- Action Agency, the Kiwanis Club Wakefield city, township officials address waning populations Extension. A second Santa’s and the STAR Collaborative. Sev- Headquarters event will be held eral other organizations and By P.J. GLISSON Region, presented the statistics tury, that drop is expected to from 1 to 3 p.m. Thursday at the businesses including the church- [email protected] from the state of Michigan continue here with a loss of 200- Watersmeet Community Center. es, Rotary Club, the Lions Club, WAKEFIELD – While dis- Bureau of Labor Market Infor- 300 people every five years. The “It’s one of my favorite pro- Aspirus Ironwood, Walmart and cussing a draft of their pending mation and Strategic Initiatives. projected county population for jects of the year, or I wouldn’t be the Dollar Store contribute fund- master plan on Tuesday Wuorenmaa stated in his 2045 is 12,199. doing this for as long as I have,” ing or items to the event, she evening, Wakefield Township report that the county popula- Wuorenmaa was addressing Ross said. “The favorite thing said. officials learned that the popula- tion already dropped 9.3% a joint meeting of the Wakefield about it is that parents can come “We also got a lot more indi- tion of Gogebic County is pro- from 15,342 in 2017 to a pro- Township Board of Trustees and and pick the stuff for their kids.” vidual donations this year after jected to drop by 12.3% between jected 13,914 in 2020, mostly the Wakefield Township Plan- Santa’s Headquarters is a we realized we were a little short 2020 and 2045. due to the closing of Ojibway ning Commission. charitable event but the kids Jerry Wuorenmaa, executive Correctional Facility in Marenis- don’t have to know that, she said. director of the Western U.P. co a year ago. The parents can decide to give Planning and Development During the next quarter cen- GIVING — page 5 WAKEFIELD — page 5 TODAY INDEX Chance of snow — Details, page 2 Business ...... 6 75 cents Classifieds . . . . .12-13 Tuesday Today’s records Snowfall Comics ...... 11 Vol. 101, No. 18 High 6 High 51 (1913) 24 hours to 7 a.m. Community ...... 3 Low 2 Low -26 (1977) Tuesday 11.3 in. Snow depth 23 in. Obituaries ...... 8 Year ago today Precipitation Season total 69.9 in. Opinion ...... 4 High 31 24 hours to 7 a.m. Last year 48.9 in. Sports ...... 9-10 Low 13 Tuesday .84 in. l 2 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2019 AREA / NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FIVE-DAY FORECASTFO ORECAST FOR IRONWOODIR RONWOOD

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Police said charges, if approved, of checks and balances. bar of “treason, bribery or police officer and three officers for getting the most they were confident the would then be sent to the Democrats said they other high crimes and mis- bystanders, were killed in a guns off the streets. He was bystanders were shot by Senate, where the Republi- had a duty to act in what is demeanors.” furious gunbattle Tuesday a good cop.” the gunmen and not by can majority would be now a strictly partisan Some liberal lawmakers that filled the streets of Jer- Two other officers were police. unlikely to convict Trump, undertaking, as Republi- wanted more expansive sey City with the sound of wounded but were later The kosher grocery is a but not without a potential- cans stand with the presi- charges encompassing the heavy fire for hours, released from the hospital, central fixture in a growing ly bitter trial just as voters dent, because Trump has findings from special coun- authorities said. authorities said. community of Orthodox in Iowa and other early shown a pattern of behav- sel Robert Mueller’s probe The dead included the The bullets started fly- Jews who have been mov- presidential primary states ior that, if left unchecked, of Russian interference in two gunmen, Jersey City ing early in the afternoon ing to Jersey City in recent begin making their choices. poses risks to the demo- the 2016 election. Centrist Police Chief Michael Kelly in the city of about 270,000 years. Authorities were In the formal articles cratic process. Democrats preferred to said. people, situated across the unable to say why the gun- announced Tuesday, the Rep. Jerrold Nadler, D- keep the impeachment arti- The slain officer, Detec- Hudson River from New men went there. Democrats said Trump N.Y., the Judiciary chair- cles more focused on tive Joseph Seals, 40, was York City. Seals, who Rabbi Moshe Shapiro, enlisted a foreign power in man, said the president Trump’s actions toward credited by his superiors worked for a unit called who shops at the kosher “corrupting” the U.S. elec- “holds the ultimate public Ukraine as a clearer case. with having led the depart- Cease Fire, was shot store and attends a syna- tion process and endan- trust. When he betrays that The final resolution, ment in the number of ille- around 12:30 p.m. The gogue next door, said he gered national security by trust and puts himself slim in length yet broad in gal guns removed from the gunmen then traveled to spoke with the store asking Ukraine to investi- before country, he endan- concept , attempted to find streets in recent years, and another part of the city in a owner, Moishe Ferencz. gate his political rivals, gers the Constitution; he common ground by link- might have been trying to stolen rental van and “He told me he had just including Democrat Joe endangers our democracy; ing the Ukraine inquiry to stop an incident involving engaged police in a lengthy walked out of the store into Biden, while withholding he endangers our national the Mueller probe in two such weapons when he shootout. the synagogue not five feet U.S. military aid as lever- security.” separate lines. It said the was cut down by gunfire “Our officers were away just before this hap- age. That benefited Russia “No one, not even the abuse of power was consis- that erupted near a ceme- under fire for hours,” the pened, and then he could- over the U.S. as America’s president, is above the law,” tent with Trump’s “previ- tery, authorities said. chief said. n’t get back for hours,” ally fought Russian aggres- he said, announcing the ous invitations of foreign The shooting then con- Inside the grocery store, Shapiro said. “His wife was sion, the Democrats said. charges before a portrait of interference in United tinued at a kosher super- police found the bodies of inside the store. He said, ‘I Trump then obstructed George Washington. States elections” while the market about a mile away, what they were believed hope my wife is safe.’” Congress by ordering cur- Chairman Adam Schiff obstruction charge was where five more bodies were the two gunmen and The names of the vic- rent and former officials to of the Intelligence Commit- consistent with his efforts were found, Kelly said. three other people who tims inside the store were defy House subpoenas for tee said, “We stand here to undermine U.S. govern- “It’s a really tough day apparently happened to be not immediately released, testimony and by blocking today because the presi- ment ‘’investigations into for the city of Jersey City,” in the place when the pending notification of rel- access to documents, the dent’s abuse of power foreign interference.” atives. # # City Public Safety Direc- Pentagon orders review of international student vetting THIS DAY tor James Shea said that authorities believe the WASHINGTON (AP) – deadly shooting at a Pen- he hosted a party earlier IN HISTORY bloodshed was not an act The Pentagon on Tuesday sacola Navy base by a last week where he and of terrorism but that it was ordered a broad review of Saudi aviation student. others watched videos of December 11 still under investigation. vetting procedures for The memo signed by mass shootings. • 1719 1st recorded display of Aurora Borealis in The shooting spread international students who Deputy Defense Secretary The incident has raised north American colonies (New England) fear through the neighbor- participate in training on David Norquist also sus- questions about how well hood, and the nearby U.S. military installations pends flight and other international military stu- • 1913 “Mona Lisa” recovered 2 years after it was and demanded the process operational training for all dents are screened before stolen from the Louvre Museum Sacred Heart School was put on lockdown as a pre- be strengthened, in direct Saudi Arabian students in they attend training at • 1951 Joe DiMaggio announces his retirement caution. reaction to last week’s U.S. military programs. 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Reminder to flush faucets IRONWOOD – Resi- dents of Ironwood are reminded that the City of Ironwood started preparing Submitted photo ice surfaces for snow cross THIS YEAR, the Mercer Senior Citizens Christmas party was sponsored by the Mercer Leo Club, the youth group of the Mercer Lions Club, on events Tuesday. Anyone Sunday, Dec. 8 at the Mercer Senior Citizens Building. The group had hors d’oeuvres, lunch and dessert. Following lunch, games were held experiencing water discol- with prizes provided by the Leo members and the Mercer Lioness Club, the club that sponsored the senior party for many years, Santa Claus oration should flush the posed with seniors for pictures and gave each one a fruit bag. Raffles were won by Dick Hassberg, Dolores Sullivan, Mark Higby, Jan Slivin- faucet with cold water. They ski, Genevieve Thompson and Clare Hofer. The next Leo meeting will be held at the Mercer School on the first Wednesday, Jan. 8. Among may contact the City of those helping with the party were, from left, Leo Advisor Louise Minisan, Leo Amber Eith, Isabella Payen, Molly Hohner, president, Cameron Ironwood at 906-932-5050 Patton, Dorothy Bangle, Lioness secretary, Lynn Langhoff, and Deanna Pierpont, Lioness and Leo club mentor. Leo Club members taking if you have any questions. part, but not available for pictures were Zoe Botes, Jessica Klopatek, Jennifer Klopatek, Margharita Baratta, April Klopatek, and Sally Begalle. Merriam-Webster declares ‘they’ its 2019 word of the year NEW YORK (AP) – A the rise of model Oslo writing. common but increasingly Grace on top fashion run- “We believe writers mighty and very busy little ways. The Northern Cali- should try to use a person’s word, “they,” has an acco- fornian identifies as trans- self-identified pronoun lade all its own. gender nonbinary, walking whenever feasible,” said The language mavens at in both men’s and women’s Jasper Simons, chief pub- Merriam-Webster have shows around the world. lishing officer for the APA. declared the personal pro- Another look-up spike “The singular ‘they’ is a way noun their word of the year occurred in April, when U.S. for writers to avoid making based on a 313% increase Rep. Pramila Jayapal, D- assumptions about gender in look-ups on the compa- Washington, got emotional when it is not known.” ny’s search site, Merriam- while talking of her gender- The American Dialect Webster.com, this year nonconforming child dur- Society, which is dedicated when compared with 2018. ing a House committee hear- to the study of the English “I have to say it’s sur- ing as she advocated for language in North Ameri- prising to me,” said Peter LGBTQ rights legislation. ca, named “they” its word Sokolowski, a lexicogra- Merriam-Webster of the year for 2015, in pher and Merriam-Web- recently added a new defi- recognition of its emer- ster’s editor at large, ahead nition to its online dictio- gence among people who of Tuesday’s announce- nary to reflect use of “they” reject “he” and “she.” ment. “It’s a word we all as relating to a person In September, Merriam- Submitted photo know and love. So many whose gender identity is Webster experienced Shown is the Dusty Loons ATV Club, winner of the non-profit parade entry. people were talking about nonbinary. In October, the another big increase in this word.” American Psychological look-ups for “they” when Sokolowski and his Association endorsed pop star Sam Smith wrote Mercer Christmas contest winners announced team monitor spikes in “they” as a singular third- on social media that their searches and “they” got an person pronoun in its lat- preferred pronouns were MERCER – This year, the Mercer Area early start last January with est style guide for scholarly “they” and “them.” Historical Society and the Candy Cane Youth Christmas Committee again joined togeth- Cookies er on Saturday, to make the annual Mercer Ava Barton, Adeline Huybrecht, and Community Calendar Christmas celebration, bigger and better. Margherita Baratta, The baking contest, the parade, the Email calendar items and p.m. regular meeting, post, Thursday, Dec. 12 visit from Santa and Mrs Claus highlight- Bars community news to Wakefield. ed the activities enjoyed by residents and Brooklyn and Morgan Wolfe. [email protected]. IMPACT Life Support Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, For more information, call 906- Group, 6:30 p.m., Woodland Ironwood Memorial Building. visitors. Following the parade, everyone Gogebic County Veterans gathered at the Mercer Community Center 932-2211. Church, Ironwood. Candy Narcotics Anonymous, 7 Service Officer, 10:30-11:30 to sample the peppermint goodies from Kalyn Gize and Aurora Summerhill. Wednesday, Dec. 11 p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, a.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 the Candy Cane baking contest, enjoy Ironwood. area74.org. p.m., Watersmeet Township; Christian Men of the 2:45-3:15 p.m., Marenisco refreshments and cookies from the Mercer Alcoholics Anonymous, Adult winners Northland, 6:30 a.m., Uptown 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Township. 906-667-1110. Lioness, and learn the baking contest and Cookies Cafe, Ironwood. Church, Bessemer. Red Hat Society, noon, parade winners. Karen Watts, Recovery Walk ‘n Talk, 10 area74.org. Elk & Hound, Ironwood. Con- a.m. to nooon, Iron Belle Trail- The Mercer Loons donate the goody Government tact Miriam Rund at 906-667- head, Hurley. Talk with a recov- Wakefield Housing Com- 0116. bags given by Santa, the prizes given to Bars ery coach. Call 715-660-0073. Alcoholics Anonymous, Bianca Pulaski mission, 9 a.m., Sunset students who bring in donations for the Mentoring of Moms, 9- Manor community room, 200 noon, Salem Lutheran Church, food pantry, and the party for the class 10:30 a.m., Range Community Pierce St., Wakefield. Ironwood. area74.org. Bible Church, Hurley. 715-561- Bessemer Area Sewer Grief Support Group, 1 to that has the most food pantry donations. Candy 4355. Louise Minisan. Authority, 4:30 p.m., Besse- 2:30 p.m., Dr. Kate Hospice The parade winners were: Alcoholics Anonymous, mer City Hall. office, 1571 Highway 51 North open meeting, noon, Salem Gogebic County Board, 5 in Arbor Vitae. The Candy Cane committees 50/50 Lutheran Church, Ironwood. p.m., courthouse, Bessemer. Nutrition Advisory Com- Individual category area74.org. Erwin Township Board, mittee, 1:15 p.m., Hurley The Ugly Sweater Carollers and non winner was Duerkop.. The winner of the DOVE Support Group, Senior Center, Hurley. class party will be announced later. 6:00 p.m., Township Hall. profit, the Dusty Loons ATV Club. noon-2 p.m. 906-932-4990. Gogebic Range Water SMART Recovery, 4:30 The baking contest winners were: Ironwood-Hurley Rotary Authority Board, 6:30 p.m., p.m., 101 E. Mary St., Besse- Club, 12:15 p.m., Elk and Bessemer Township Hall, mer. Hound Restaurant, Ironwood. Ramsay. Alcoholics Anonymous, Iron County Veterans Ser- 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Commodity distribution schedule released vice Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Church, Hurley. area74.org. BESSEMER – The Goge- registering for the pro- Wis., Town Hall. 715-561- Tuesday, Dec. 17: 2190. bic-Ontonagon Communi- –Pioneer Park Apart- gram, call Bessemer 667- Mercer Health and Well- ty Action Agency reminds ments-tenants only, Iron- 0283 or Ontonagon Coun- ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., GRETA’S recipients of the dates of wood, from 9 to 10 a.m. ty 884-2106. Mercer Community Center. Wakefield Library Board, Shop our FINAL the monthly Commodity –Our Lady of Peace USDA is an equal 4:30 p.m., Wakefield Library. Supplemental Food Pro- parking lot, Ironwood opportunity provider and Wakefield American gram distribution to low- 10:30 to 11:15 a.m. employer. Legion, 5:30 p.m. Auxiliary, 6 Christmas Season! income seniors 60 years –Mill Trace Apartments, Everything must Go- and older. Ironwood Township, west You are not alone, call someone who cares Distribution locations parking lot, 11:45 to noon. Gogebic County Community Mental Health –906-229-6120 50 - 60 - 70% off have been designated in –Mill Trace Apartments Gogebic County Residents Ironwood, Bessemer, east parking lot, noon to 24 hr. Crisis Line 1-800-348-0032 SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE! Wakefield, Marenisco and 12:15 p.m. National Suicide Prevention –24 hr. Hotline Hostess & Teacher Gifts Watersmeet. 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Mill Thursday, Dec. 19: St., Bessemer, from 9 a.m. –Bergland Lake Goge- to 1 p.m. bic Senior Center, 9:45 to –Wakefield VFW, 9 to 10 a.m. EST. 9:30 a.m. –White Pine Township –Sunset Manor Apart- Hall, 10:20 to 10:35 a.m. ments, Wakefield, commu- EST. nity room 9:45 to 10 a.m. –Ontonagon Holy Fam- –Riverview Apartments, ily Catholic Church, 11 to Wakefield, parking lot 11:45 a.m. EST. 10:15 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. –Mass City Resource –Hillcrest Apartments, Center, 1:15 to 1:45 p.m. Bessemer, community EST. room noon to 12:15 p.m. –Fairview Apartments, All times are subject to Bessemer, community change. room 12:30 p.m. to 12:45 Recipients are reminded p.m. to return their boxes. General Admission $10 ~ Students $5 For information about l 4 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2019 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE Morality of markets

Sue Mizell, Publisher Dr. Richard Ebeling, professor of “Prove it.” That’s when I pull out economics at The Citadel, The Mili- the $50. We might think of dollars Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor tary College of South Carolina, and as “certificates of performance,” my longtime friend and colleague, proof of serving our fellow man. has written an important article, Free markets are morally superi- “Business Ethics and Morality of or to other economic systems. To the Marketplace,” appearing in the Walter E. have a claim on what my fellow In Their Opinion American Institute for Economic Williams man produces, I’m forced to serve Research. It’s importance and time- him. Contrast that requirement to County liness is enhanced by so many of government handouts, where a America’s youth, led by academic politician says to me: “You don’t hacks, having fallen prey to the have to get out in that hot sun to prosecutor’s siren song of socialism. mankind’s troubles. However, it’s mow your fellow man’s lawn. Vote In a key section of his article, often the absence of profit motiva- for me and I’ll take what your fellow Ebeling lays out what he calls the tion that’s the true villain. For man produces and give it to you.” office deserves ethical principles of free markets. example, contrast the number of Ebeling says that those deserving He says: “The hallmark of a truly complaints heard about profit-ori- condemnation are those who use free market is that all associations ented establishments such as com- government coercion to gain at the some more help and relationships are based on vol- puter stores, supermarkets and expense of others. There are thou- untary agreement and mutual con- clothing stores to the complaints sands of such examples: govern- Prosecutor’s offices typically are busy places, but sent. Another way of saying this is that one hears about nonprofit ment subsidies at taxpayers’ the Marquette County office has been particularly that in the free market society, peo- establishments such as the U.S. expense, paying farmers not to active the past seven years. ple are morally and legally viewed Post Office, the public education grow crops or guaranteeing them a County Prosecuting Attorney Matt Wiese said the as sovereign individuals possessing system and departments of motor minimum price paid for through office had 427 authorized felony files in the county rights to their life, liberty, and hon- vehicles. Computer stores, super- tax dollars and higher prices for in 2012, with the number projected to rise to 681 this estly acquired property, who may markets and clothing stores face consumers, regulations that limit year. not be coerced into any transaction competition and must satisfy cus- entry into various professions and Apparently, the office isn’t overcharging people. that they do not consider being to tomers to earn profits and stay in occupations, regulations that limit Instead, Wiese pointed to a huge increase in metham- their personal betterment and business. Postal workers, public consumer choice, and corporate phetamine felony cases as the reason behind the advantage.” teachers and department of motor handouts and bailouts. spike. In fact, he expected his office to face over 200 Ebeling says that the rules of a vehicles employees depend on In a word or so, our protest meth felonies this year. Also, cases deal with cartel free market are simple and easy to politicians and coercion to get their should not be against capitalism. meth made in drug labs as opposed to individuals understand: “You don’t kill, you pay. They stay in business whether People should protest crony capital- making their own. don’t steal, and you don’t cheat customers are satisfied with their ism, where people use the political Behind this fact is that people who can’t afford to through fraud or misrepresentation. services or not. arena to buy government favors. If buy meth typically commit larceny-level crimes to get You can only improve your own In a free market society, income millennials and others want to wage the money to buy the drug, compounding society’s position by improving the circum- is neither taken nor distributed. war against government favors and problems. stances of others. Your talents, abili- Income is earned by serving one’s crony capitalism, I’m with them Wiese stressed that although there have been ties, and efforts must all be focused fellow man. Say I mow your lawn. 100%. But I’m all too afraid that rises in sexual assault and domestic violence cases, on one thing: what will others take When I’m finished, you pay me anti-capitalists just want their share he believes the increases are due to more reporting of in trade from you for the revenues $50. Then, I go to my grocer and of the government loot. sexual crimes as well as awareness of both this type you want to earn as the source of demand, “Give me two pounds of Walter E. Williams is a professor of of offense and domestic violence. your own income and profits?” sirloin and a six-pack of beer that economics at George Mason Universi- Misdemeanors, on the other hand, have steadily For many people, profit has my fellow man produced.” In effect, ty. To find out more about Walter E. decreased since 2012, with Wiese pointing out some become a dirty word and as such the grocer asks: “Williams, what Williams and read features by other crimes, such as possession of marijuana, no longer has generated slogans such as “peo- did you do to deserve a claim on Creators Syndicate writers and car- are illegal. ple before profits.” Many believe the what your fellow man produced?” I toonists, visit the Creators Syndicate With the increased caseload, Wiese said the office pursuit of profits is the source of say, “I served him.” The grocer says, webpage at www.creators.com. has to prioritize, with the most serious cases consid- ered first. Today in history However, a lot of work beyond just authorizing charges is involved; the office has to handle mental health hearings, child abuse and neglect cases, juve- By The Associated Press nile offenders and other duties. Today’s Highlight in History On Dec. 11, 2001, in the A competent staff, though, can go only so far in first criminal indictment stem- handling more cases. Additional staff eventually is ming from 9/11, federal prose- needed. cutors charged Zacarias Mous- Wiese hopes to have the addition of a part-time saoui, a French citizen of Moroccan descent, with con- assistant prosecutor approved by the Marquette spiring to murder thousands in County Board of Commissioners, leaving his office the suicide hijackings. (Mous- with six full-time attorneys. saoui pleaded guilty to conspir- He said he already has started getting the money acy in 2005 and was sen- for the position through local dollars and grants. tenced to life in prison.) On this date We believe this would be money well spent. In 1792, France’s King Ideally, people should get at the roof of the Louis XVI went before the Con- increased caseload, particularly focusing on the meth vention to face charges of trea- problem. However, in the meantime, something has son. (Louis was convicted and executed the following month.) to be done on the other end. In 1816, Indiana became Swift justice is essential to any community, and if the 19th state. this means more staff in the prosecutor’s office, so be In 1844, the first experi- it. mental use of an inhaled anes- –The Mining Journal thetic in dentistry took place as Dr. Horace Wells of Hartford, Connecticut, under the influ- Legislators ence of nitrous oxide, had a colleague extract one of his teeth. Michigan 48909, phone 517-373-0850, In 1917, British Gen. Edmund Allenby entered Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, email: GregMarkkanen@ Jerusalem two days after his greenhouse gases. indefinite leave from golf to try David Gates (Bread) is 79. P.O. Box 30013, Lansing, MI house.mi.com. forces expelled the Ottoman In 2004, doctors in Austria to save his five-year-old mar- Actress Donna Mills is 79. 48909, phone 517-373-3400, Wisconsin Turks. said that Ukrainian presidential riage to Elin Nordegren. (How- Former Sen. Max Baucus, D- online: michigan.gov/whitmer. Gov. Tony Evers, 115 East In 1936, Britain’s King candidate Viktor Yushchenko ever, the couple ended up Mont., is 78. Former U.S. Sec- Sen. Debbie Stabenow, State Capitol, Madison, WI Edward VIII abdicated the had been poisoned with dioxin, divorcing in Aug. 2010.) retary of State John Kerry is D-Mich., 731 Hart Senate 53702, phone 608-266-1212, throne so he could marry which caused the severe dis- One year ago: A man who 76. Actress Lynda Day Office Building, Washington, online: evers.wi.gov. American divorcee Wallis figurement and partial paraly- had been flagged as a possible George is 75. Music producer DC 20510, phone 202-224- Sen. Ron Johnson, R- Warfield Simpson; his brother, sis of his face. extremist sprayed gunfire near Tony Brown is 73. Actress Teri 4822, online: stabenow.sen- Wis., 328 Hart Senate Office Prince Albert, became King In 2008, former Nasdaq the famous Christmas market Garr is 72. Movie director ate.gov. Building, Washington, DC George VI. chairman Bernie Madoff was in the French city of Stras- Susan Seidelman is 68. Sen. Gary Peters, D- 20510, phone 202-224- In 1941, Germany and Italy arrested, accused of running a bourg, killing three people and Actress Bess Armstrong is 66. declared war on the United multibillion-dollar Ponzi wounding 13 others; the sus- Singer Jermaine Jackson is Mich., 724 Hart Senate Office 5323, online: ronjohnson.sen- States; the U.S. responded in scheme that destroyed thou- pect died in a shootout with 65. Rock musician David Building, Washington, DC ate.gov. kind. sands of people’s life savings police two days later. (A fourth Schools (Hard Working Amer- 20510, phone 202-224-6221, Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D- In 1972, Apollo 17’s lunar and wrecked charities. (Madoff person wounded in the attack icans, Gov’t Mule, online: peters.senate.gov. Wis., 709 Hart Senate Office module landed on the moon is serving a 150-year federal later died.) A Virginia jury Widespread Panic) is 55. U.S. Rep. Jack Bergman, Building, Washington, DC with astronauts Eugene Cer- prison sentence.) The remains called for a sentence of life in Actor Gary Dourdan (is 53. R-Watersmeet, 414 Cannon 20510, phone 202-224-5653; nan and Harrison Schmitt of missing Florida toddler prison plus 419 years for the Actress-comedian Mo’Nique House Office Building, Wash- online: baldwin.senate.gov. aboard; they became the last Caylee Anthony were found six man who killed a woman when is 52. Actor Max Martini is 50. ington, DC 20515, phone 202- State Sen. Janet Bewley, two men to date to step onto months after she disappeared. he rammed his car into coun- Rapper-actor Mos Def is 46. 225-4735, online: D-Ashland, 126 South, State the lunar surface. (Her mother, Casey Anthony, terprotesters at a white nation- Actor Rider Strong is 40. bergman.house.gov. Capitol, P.O. Box 7882, In 1980, President Jimmy was acquitted of murder in her alist rally in Charlottesville, Vir- Actress Xosha Roquemore is daughter’s death.) ginia. (James Alex Fields Jr. 35. Actress Karla Souza is 33. State Sen. Ed McBroom, Madison, WI 53707, phone Carter signed legislation creat- ing a $1.6 billion environmental In 2017, chef Mario Batali received that sentence in July, Actress Hailee Steinfeld is 23. R-Vulcan, 7200 Binsfeld Sen- 608-266-3510, online: “superfund” to pay for cleaning stepped away from his restau- 2019.) Time magazine recog- Thought for Today ate Building, P.O. Box 30036, legis.wisconsin.gov/sen- up chemical spills and toxic rant empire and his cooking nized journalists, including “Every man has his dignity. Lansing, MI 48909, phone 517- ate/25/bewley. waste dumps. “Magnum P.I.,” show “The Chew” as he con- slain Saudi columnist Jamal I’m willing to forget mine, but at 373-7840, online: SenEMc State Rep. Beth Meyers, starring Tom Selleck, pre- ceded that reports of sexual Khashoggi, as its 2018 Person my own discretion and not [email protected]. D-Bayfield, 409 North, State miered on CBS. misconduct “match up” to his of the Year. when someone else tells me State Rep. Greg Markka- Capitol, P.O. Box 8953, Madi- In 1997, more than 150 behavior. Today’s Birthdays to.” nen, R-Hancock, S-1489 son, WI 53708, 608-237-9174, countries agreed at a global Ten years ago: Tiger Actor Jean-Louis Trintig- —Denis Diderot, House Office Building, P.O. online: legis.wisconsin.gov/ warming conference in Kyoto, Woods announced on his web- nant is 89. 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McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2019 5 Giving “We can’t thank every- Record body enough,” said Jim Mildren, a Kiwanis mem- From page 1 ber and Ironwood city POLICE REPORTS South Barber Road in Bessemer on Thurs- ——— City of Ironwood day at 1:35 a.m. The driver was contacted MSP troopers responded to a report of on things,” Ross said. “Peo- commissioner. “We love Michigan State Police troopers arrest- and said they were looking for two lost a vehicle in a ditch on Norwich Road in ple who feel strongly about this whole community for ed a 27-year-old Ironwood man for driving dogs that ran away in the area. Matchwood Township on Dec. 4, at 10:45 this project help us out.” what they do for us.” without a drivers license following a traffic ——— a.m. stop on U.S. 2 at Greenbush Avenue in A GCSD report said deputies respond- ——— Each family will get a This is the first year that Ironwood on Dec. 2, at 2 a.m. ed to a report of an illegally parked car that MSP troopers responded to a report of food card and blanket Mildren is not a co-chair of ——— was blocking the flow of traffic on Highland a vehicle in the ditch on M-28 in Interior while each child will the event. He helped orga- A Gogebic County Sheriff’s Depart- Avenue in Ramsay on Thursday at 11:38 Township on Dec. 4, at 12:10 p.m. receive four stocking nize the annual Santa’s ment report said deputies responded to a a.m. The owner moved the car. ——— harassing phone calls complaint at a ——— MSP troopers responded to a car-deer stuffer items in addition to Headquarters events since Pewabic Street resident in Ironwood on MSP troopers arrested a 40-year-old crash on U.S. 45 in Bruce Crossing on a large toy, a set of hats and it started in 2006. Dec. 2, at 3:55 p.m. The calls were from a Wisconsin woman for possession of Thursday at 5:50 p.m. mittens or a coat and toi- Prior to 2006 there was relative living out of state and deputies methamphetamine and no driver’s license ——— advised contacting law enforcement agen- following a traffic stop on U.S. 2 in Besse- MSP troopers responded to a car-deer letries. The few large dollar an annual Kiwanis Christ- cies of that state. mer Township on Friday at 6:20 p.m. crash on U.S. 45 in Rockland Township on items, such as bicycles and mas party for kids, he said. ——— ——— Friday at 9:30 p.m. electronics, are distributed People started thinking it MSP troopers arrested a 22-year-old MSP troopers arrested a 22-year-old Ironwood man who was wanted on a war- Watersmeet man for driving without a ANIMAL COMPLAINTS randomly by drawing would be better to have a rant following a traffic stop on Sutherland drivers license following a traffic stop on Gogebic County names from the database collaborative event where Road in Ironwood on Dec. 3, at 6:20 p.m. U.S. 45 in Stannard Township on Sunday A GCSD report said deputies respond- of children. all the area groups donate ——— at 6:15 p.m. ed to a loose dogs complaint at Ironwood “We’ve been a little to a single event where par- MSP troopers arrested a 57-year-old Estates Trailer Park on Lake Road in Iron- Ironwood man for operating a motor vehi- Ontonagon County wood Township on Dec. 3, at 2:35 a.m. short on blankets and we ents pick out gifts for kids. cle while under the influence of an intoxi- MSP troopers responded to a larceny The owner was able to secure the dogs ended up buying some and “We’ve come a long cant following a traffic stop on Ayer Street complaint at a Maple Street residence in that had escaped from their trailer. we have a few places that way,” Mildren said. in Ironwood on Friday at 12 a.m. Ewen on Thursday at 1:30 p.m. ——— ——— A GCSD report said deputies respond- give us blankets and peo- If the event raises MSP troopers arrested a 38-year-old ACCIDENTS ed to a complaint of a German Shepard ple who make blankets,” $5,000 then the kids get Ironwood woman for driving without a driv- Gogebic County tied to a light pole in the Walmart parking Ross said. “We really think their gifts, he said. If the er’s license following a traffic stop on A GCSD report said deputies respond- lot on Dec. 3, at 1:53 p.m. The dog’s owner it’s important for each fam- Pewabic Street in Ironwood on Saturday at ed to a report of a vehicle stuck on Indian- said he had the dog under observation as event raises $15,000 then 12 a.m. head Road near U.S. 2 in Wakefield on part of its training. ily to get at least one blan- the kids get their gifts Dec. 1, at 12:20 a.m. ——— ket.” along with other surprises Gogebic County ——— A GCSD report said deputies respond- When trucks arrived like gift certificates to MSP troopers responded to a report of A GCSD report said deputies respond- ed to a lost dogs complaint from a Barber theft from a motor vehicle at a Hematite ed to a Gogebic County Road Commission Street resident in Bessemer on Dec. 4 at with the toys and gifts on restaurants and the movie Street residence in the city of Bessemer plow driver call about a truck and trailer in 10:40 p.m. The caller said the smaller pit Monday at the Memorial theater. on Dec. 2, at 2 p.m. the ditch on County Road 519 South near bull mix and larger pure bread pit bull were Building there are usually Brian and Beverly Tou- ——— Chaney Lake in Bessemer on Dec. 1, at last seen on South Porter Street in Besse- A GCSD report said deputies respond- 4:05 a.m. mer. several area high school signant said the Santa’s ed to a possible car burglary complaint ——— ——— students there to unload, Headquarters event is one from a West Galena Street and South MSP troopers responded to a report of A GCSD report said deputies respond- she said. The storm and of the many charities that State Street resident in Bessemer on Dec. a vehicle in the ditch with damage on U.S. ed to a barking dog complaint from a Grant school cancellations left the Klassic Kruisers Car 2, at 2:45 p.m. The car owner said it 45 in Watersmeet Township on Dec. 4, at Street resident in Ramsay on Thursday at appeared that someone had rummaged 5 p.m. 6:50 a.m. The owner of the German Shep- that burden to the few Club supports. They hold a through a car the previous night although ——— ard was contacted and warned of a possi- organizers present along hat and mitten drive and nothing was missing. A GCSD report said deputies respond- ble citation if the noise complaints contin- with some nearby 4-H kids, also collect clothing, toys ——— ed to a report of a tractor trailer attempting ue. A GCSD report said deputies respond- to reach Bessemer Plywood and was ——— she said. and stuffed animals. ed to a complaint from a Black River Road unable to make the hill on South Moore A GCSD report said deputies respond- “It always works that “It’s just a way to give residence in Ironwood, regarding snowmo- Street, sliding against a snow bank near ed to a stray dog complaint from a Moun- way,” Ross said. “Every- back to the community and biles that trespass through their property in First Avenue in Bessemer on Dec. 4, at tain View Road resident in Bessemer on body pulls together and route to area trails on Dec. 3, at 2:20 p.m. 5:15 p.m. The truck was pulled out without Thursday at 5:07 p.m. The small, old and it gives us a great feeling, ——— damage. overweight beagle had a collar and was makes it work.” knowing that we’ve helped A GCSD report said deputies respond- transported to H.O.P.E. Animal Shelter. The high school stu- for such a wonderful ed to a complaint of a car parked illegally Ontonagon County ——— dents will be back on thing,” Beverly Tousignant for three days and blocking the flow of traf- MSP troopers responded to a car-deer A GCSD report said deputies respond- fic on Highland Avenue in Ramsay on Dec. crash on U.S. 45 and Bond Falls Road in ed to a report of a stray black lab from a Wednesday, helping par- said. “It just gives me a 3, at 1 p.m. The car owner was not able to Haight Township on Dec. 2, at 8:15 p.m. Highland Avenue residence on Verona ents to shop the items and great feeling knowing that be reached and the vehicle was towed. ——— Road in Ramsay on Sunday at 4:40 p.m. to wrap the gifts. There are there are going to be little ——— MSP troopers responded to a car-deer The homeowner captured the dog, saw A GCSD report said deputies respond- crash on U.S. 45 near Neuman Avenue in that it had a tag from a Hurley veterinarian more than 50 volunteers kids walking around with ed to a suspicious vehicle complaint on Bruce Crossing on Dec. 3, at 2 p.m. but the dog got loose again. around on distribution new hats and mittens, and day. real nice ones.” Michigan townships, company reach deal over contamination PLAINFIELD TOWNSHIP (AP) – dumped hazardous waste decades monitoring. Additionally, the compa- Wakefield question is ‘What can you Two western Michigan townships ago – were affected by the contami- ny would continue to maintain water do for me?” and the answer reached a tentative settlement with a nation. filters for homeowners without is ‘Nothing’” because the footwear company in a federal law- The chemicals, known collectively municipal water whose PFAS levels From page 1 city now has no economic suit over contaminated water, offi- as PFAS long were used in scores of were over 10 parts per trillion, and In summarizing the incentives to offer new cials announced Tuesday. industrial applications, don’t break provide some money for a filtration master plan that WUPPDR businesses. The tentative deal between Plain- down easily and can migrate from system for a water plant. has drafted for the town- Mayor Dale White field and Algoma townships and soil to groundwater. Some studies According to a news release, all par- ship, Wuorenmaa suggest- added that it is difficult for Wolverine World Wide calls for the have found the chemicals can be ties have signed the agreement in prin- ed three goals for the town- people to purchase fast- company to pay $69.5 million toward harmful to human health. ciple but a final version still needs the ship: food franchises due to the extending a municipal water system The deal also includes what’s approval of a judge. Once that’s done, 1. Mitigate the shrinking exorbitant expense. He to about 1,000 homes. Those homes described as “comprehensive remedi- township officials say, they expect population, which includes said one such system with private wells north of Grand ation plans” at the former tannery work to begin next spring and it would a higher than average per- demands liquid assets of Rapids – near where Wolverine site along with additional studies and take about five years to complete. centage of elderly citizens. $300,000 to set up shop. Wuorenmaa suggested “I don’t foresee it in the WEDNESDAY EVENING DECEMBER 11, 2019 attracting new residents near future,” he said. 7:007:308:008:309:009:3010:0010:3011:0011:30 with home-based On the other hand, said Riverdale “Chapter Six- Nancy Drew “The Hidden Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ black-ish ’ black-ish ’ The Gold- The Gold- # CW KDLH entrepreneurship or home- Brown, creating a down- ty-Six: Tangerine” (TV14) Staircase” (N) ’ (TVPG) (TVG) (CC) (TVPG) (TVPG) (TV14) bergs ’ bergs ’ ownership advantages. town development group Survivor (N) ’ (TVPG) (:01) SEAL Team “Unbe- S.W.A.T. “Monster” (N) ’ Local 3 (:35) The Late Show With James % CBS WJMN (CC) coming an Officer” (TV14) (TV14) (CC) News at Stephen Colbert (TVPG) Corden 2. 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(PG-13) 66-68-70-71-73-75-79 er: 2 PREMIUM l 6 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2019 BUSINESS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM US stocks dip ahead of looming weekend deadline on trade NEW YORK (AP) – U.S. Netflix and other commu- A DAY ON WALL STREET States, which is key Dowdall, investment strate- stocks edged lower on nications companies because tame inflation has gist at BMO Global Asset Dec. 10, 2019 Tuesday ahead of a loom- weighed most heavily on Dow Jones 28,000 allowed the Fed to keep Management. “And by good ing weekend deadline for the market, but gains for industrials 27,000 interest rates low. news, I define that as tariffs trade talks between Wash- health care and energy 26,000 Investors are nearly not going into effect. But ington and Beijing. stocks helped limit the -27.88 unanimous that the Fed beyond that, it’s quite 25,000 A new round of U.S. tar- damage. 27,881.72 will vote Wednesday to unclear.” J JASOND iffs is scheduled to take The S&P 500 slipped keep interest rates steady. That long-term perspec- Pct. change from previous: -0.10% High 27,949.02 Low 27,804.00 effect on Chinese goods 3.44 points, or 0.1%, to The biggest wild card tive in any potential deal is Sunday, the latest escala- 3,132.52. It earlier swung Dec. 10, 2019 8,800 for stocks recently has been likely to be the most impor- tion in a trade dispute that between a gain of 0.2% and Nasdaq 8,600 trade, though, and markets tant thing for markets. composite 8,400 has dragged on economies a loss of 0.3%. 8,200 have been swinging on “The real issue is not the around the world. But The Dow Jones Industri- -5.64 8,000 every iota of progress in exact details or timing, but media reports suggested al Average lost 27.88, or 7,800 talks between Washington the durability,” said David 8,616.18 7,600 the U.S. may delay the tar- 0.1%, to 27,881.72, and the J JASOND and Beijing. The longstand- Kelly, chief global strategist iffs on phones, laptops and Nasdaq composite fell Pct. change from previous: -0.07% High 8,650.76 Low 8,600.82 ing conflict has hurt manu- at JPMorgan Funds. “Multi- other popular products as 5.64, or 0.1%, to 8,616.18. facturing around the world ple changes of direction on the two sides negotiate a The Russell 2000 index of Dec. 10, 2019 3,200 and caused U.S. businesses trade over the last few years limited “Phase 1” deal. smaller stocks was an outli- Standard & 3,100 to hold back on making means nobody can trust Poor’s 500 The S&P 500 flipped er and rose 2.10 points, or 3,000 investments. The saving that what we’re headed for repeatedly between small 0.1%, to 1,631.71. -3.44 2,900 grace for the economy has here is a durable peace, gains and losses through- Sunday’s deadline isn’t 2,800 been a strong job market rather it is a fragile cease- 3,132.52 out the day, and the market the only big potential event J JASOND and consumer spending, fire.” was nearly evenly split for markets in the coming Pct. change from previous: -0.11% High 3,142.12 Low 3,126.09 and the economy grew at a Elsewhere on the trade between losers and win- days. The Federal Reserve 2.1% annual rate in the front, Democrats in the ners as markets await more and European Central third quarter. House of Representatives certainty about what the Bank will make decisions them earlier this year the world surging. A report “The market does seem and the White House rules of global trade will on interest rate policy this helped send prices for will also arrive Wednesday to be pricing in somewhat announced a revised deal be. Losses for Comcast, week. Big moves by both of stocks and bonds around on inflation in the United good news,” said Mike with Mexico and Canada.

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AP Entertainment Writer events of the 1983 film Wars. Abrams hopes the increase LOS ANGELES (AP) – “Return of the Jedi.” “It’s important to see in TV can translate into “Star Wars” has faced criti- Howard has been that we all have a fair film, which had only 8% of cism for having a lack of around film sets all her life chance at this, and we can women directors in 2018, female directors, but the as the eldest daughter of all do this well,” said Chow, according to the San Diego popular franchise is mak- actor-director Ron Howard, who directed two episodes State University report. The ing an effort to place more who directed 2018’s “Solo: including one that airs Dec. number was a 3% drop women in the prominent A Star Wars Story.” The 18. She’s also tapped to from the previous year. role starting with the new actress knows “The Man- direct the upcoming Obi- “When you look at the series “The Mandalorian.” dalorian” is her biggest Wan Kenobi series on the statistics of how few female The Disney Plus series, directing project to date, streaming service. “I’m directors are actually work- which airs Fridays, broke but the opportunity pow- hoping this first season of ing, it’s shocking,” he said. new ground for “Star ered her to show that ‘The Mandalorian’ opens “You keep thinking ‘Oh it’s Wars” when Deborah women can handle the everybody’s minds to real- going to get better.’ It is, but Chow became the first pressure of directing a ize that we’re capable of not to the degree that it woman during a Nov. 22 major franchise as well as doing it.” should.” episode to direct a live- any male counterpart. Based on the numbers, Abrams applauded Dis- action story in the 42-year “A movie set can seem there has been some ney for hiring more female history of the franchise. like a rough place. It can progress. The television directors in the past year. She had company this sea- seem like there’s a lot of episodes directed by He said diversity is needed son from Bryce Dallas pressure. It can be very women grew to a record to deliver a different and Howard, who later directed intense,” said Howard, who 31%, more than doubling sometimes better perspec- an episode. starred in several films in the past five years, tive The lack of women including “Jurassic World” according to the Directors “I know I’m a white directors has drawn criti- films and “Rocketman.” At Guild of America’s Episod- dude who’s directed a cism not only to “Star times, it can feel a little ic Television Director inclu- bunch of movies. But to Wars’’ but to the film and dangerous. Sometimes, sion report covering the have women and people of television industry as well. people would feel like we 2018-2019 season. color directing, there is a The selection of Chow and would need to protect a Disney/ABC compa- life experience and point of Howard is a move by the female director in that cir- nies gave the most directo- view that someone like Lucasfilm property to show cumstance. But no, you rial opportunities to myself cannot communi- its commitment to put don’t have to protect. Just women. Of their episodes, cate, because I don’t know,” more women behind the respect them. This is a sign 40% were directed by said Abrams, who chose camera. of respect.” women. Victoria Mahoney – who is

“It feels like respect. Chow said directing a Howard gave credit to African-American – as his Associated Press We’re given a chance to splashy Star Wars property “The Mandalorian” creator second director on “The THIS PHOTO shows actress Ming-Na Wen, left, and show up,” said Howard, was a “challenge and privi- Jon Favreau for opening Rise of Skywalker.” director Deborah Chow at the premiere of “The Man- who directed the fourth lege” at the same time. The doors for many in the “I can understand it and dalorian” in Los Angeles. Chow directed an episode of episode of the series, Chinese-Australian film- industry and to Lucasfilm intellectually embrace it,” the popular Disney Plus series. which follows the journey maker – who previously president Kathleen he continued. “But that is of a Mandalorian bounty worked on “Better Call Kennedy, who she says has something that audiences I think it’s a terrific thing.” Rebel shock trooper, and a hunter along with an Saul” and “Mr. Robot” – been working for years to think are increasingly Gina Carano, who plays feminine perspective. adorable green alien infant believes her and Howard’s create more behind-the- demonstrating hunger for. Cara Dune, praised “I’m a tough and strong dubbed “Baby Yoda,” who directorial efforts on “The camera opportunities for It’s only good for business. Howard for bringing bal- woman, but I don’t want to wields Jedi-like powers. Mandalorian” can show a women. It’s only good for story- ance to her character, who look like a box,” she said The series takes place woman’s worth at the helm “Star Wars: The Rise of telling. So obviously, I is a tough-minded former with a chuckle. CHAMPIONS Marie Fredriksson of Swedish pop duo Roxette dies at 61 STOCKHOLM (AP) – “I’m proud, honored 1984 in Sweden. Two years Marie Fredriksson, the and happy to have been later, she formed the duo female half of the Swedish able to share so much of Roxette with Gessle, and in pop duo Roxette, has died your time, talent, warmth, 1989, the pair had their at age 61, her management generosity and your sense international break- agency said Tuesday. of humour,” he wrote in through with “The Look.” Fredriksson formed English, adding “Things They achieved interna- Roxette with Per Gessle in will never be the same.” tional success with their 1986. The two released Fredriksson was diag- albums “Look Sharp!” in their first album the same nosed with a brain tumor 1988 and “Joyride” in 1991, year and went on to in 2002. She underwentag- and had six top two hits on achieve international suc- gressive treatment that the Billboard Hot 100. The cess in the late 1980s and took its toll but ultimately pair sold 80 million records Associated press 1990s with hits including was successful, her man- worldwide and embarked SIMONE KAPLAN, of Davie, Fla., hugs her mother, Alana, as she walks offstage after “The Look” and “It Must agement agency said. on world tours. reaching the final round of the Scripps National Spelling Bee, in Oxon Hill, Md. The Have Been Love.” However, she was left They were Sweden’s Scripps National Spelling Bee will have fewer participants in 2020, as organizers The Dimberg Jernberg blind in one eye, with lim- best-known band since are reducing the number of wild-card entrants. agency said Fredriksson ited hearing and mobility, ABBA in the 1970s and died Monday “of the conse- and was unable to read or 1980s, and in 2003, Swe- National Spelling Bee will have quences of a long illness.” write. She was also unable den’s Carl Gustaf XVI It “is with great sorrow to speak for a considerable awarded the duo a royal fewer wild cards next year that we must inform you period of time after her award. Fredriksson made that one of greatest and treatment. Over the years her first public appearance By BEN NUCKOLS students through the Fourteen-year-old most-loved artists is gone,” she was able to make a after her brain tumor oper- Associated Press eighth grade. Simone Kaplan of Davie, the firm said. gradual return to the world ation to receive the honor The Scripps National And unlike in previous Florida, who just missed On his Facebook pro- stage. with Gessle. Spelling Bee will have years, wild cards will be being part of the octet of file, Gessle wrote: “You Fredriksson was born Fredriksson is survived fewer participants next available only to seventh- champions in this year’s were an outstanding musi- in southern Sweden on by her husband, Mikael year. Whether it will have and eighth-graders. There bee, said she noticed the cian, a master of the voice, May 30, 1958, and had her Bolyos, and their two chil- fewer champions remains were dozens of first-timers struggles of some younger an amazing performer.” artistic breakthrough in dren, Josefin and Oscar. to be seen. and younger spellers wild-card spellers. Six months after the bee among this year’s wild “The change gives the Review: Harry Styles ‘steps into the light’ with great album ended in an unprecedented cards, and current and for- students in sixth grade and eight-way tie because orga- mer spellers said they were below who don’t win their By MARK KENNEDY ( Take notes, Liam Payne ). together now!” he asks.) nizers ran out of words concerned the program district bees more chances AP Entertainment Writer He’s co-written every song The most challenging song that were difficult enough had strayed from its to hone their skills for next Arriving just in time to and also adds guitar, dul- is “She,” which has a to trip up the best spellers, intended purpose and was year,” said the eighth-grad- mess-up everyone’s best-of- cimer and supplies back- Lennon-McCartney vibe, Scripps on Tuesday letting in nearly anyone er, who is hoping to return the-year music lists is ing vocals. grinding guitar and crazy announced the first in a able to pay the $1,500 for her fourth bee. “I think Harry Styles’ sophomore Styles has reunited with keys. Lyrically, its a cousin series of reforms to the entry fee, plus travel, lodg- that making the bee small- album, “Fine Line.” The producers Jeff Bhasker, to “Eleanor Rigby.” competition. While bee ing and expenses. Spellers er is also going to make it former One Direction Tyler Johnson and Kid Har- Sometimes, the album organizers aren’t saying who qualify via the tradi- more competitive, so yes, I member richly deserves a poon, who helped mold his feels like a game of Guess how they’ll come up with a tional route, by winning a think it is a good thing.” spot on yours. sound on his first album. the Influence. “Canyon more challenging word list, regional bee, have their Paige Kimble, the bee’s The 12-track album con- And the singles released so Moon”? Bob Dylan. “Gold- the bee is reducing the trip to nationals paid for by executive director, told The tinues Styles’ tour through far – the psychedelic foot- en”? Beach Boys, right? number of wild-card sponsors. Associated Press ahead of his musical influences – stomper “Watermelon “She”? A bit of Santana. But entrants, which ought to There were 17 wild the announcement that his salute to rock royalty – Sugar,” the soaring, soulful Styles’ references are streamline an event that cards age 9 or younger this older kids ought to be the and yet also shows signs “Lights Up” and the bliss- lighter this time than on was becoming unwieldy. year, and none survived to focus of the wild-card pro- that he’s coming up with ful poppy “Adore You” – his debut. He’s less aping The bee will have rough- join the 50 spellers who gram because they are run- his own sound. “Shine, are all different and great. his heroes than just using ly 140 wild-card entrants, made the finals. ning out of chances to step into the light,” he There’s also the Queen- some of their colors. down from nearly 300 this The preliminary rounds make the bee. She said sings. It is advice he is also ish “Treat People with There are call-backs to year. That means the com- featured wild-card spellers Scripps will take into taking. Kindness,” which is a his first album. That had petition would top out at who were clearly over- account applicants’ perfor- The men of One Direc- cheerful, funky slice of the song “Kiwi” and the about 400 spellers. This whelmed by such words as mances in past bees and tion are each taking their ‘70s, with hand-claps, tam- new one has more luscious year, there were 562 kids in “tendon,” ‘’vestibule,” ‘’allo- the difficulty of their own direction, but Styles’ bourine and Styles trading fruits – strawberries, cher- the bee, which is open to cation” and “gyro.” regions. proves the most ambitious verses with a choir. (“All ry and that watermelon. l 8 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2019 AREA / NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Obituaries Arthur Edmund Marander ASHLAND, Wis. – Arthur Edmund Richard (1998); and Marander, 92, a longtime resident of sisters, Ruth Maran- Bessemer, Mich., passed away Tues- der (1929), Isabelle day, Dec. 3, 2019, at Ashland Health Kastman Jones Services, in Ashland. (2002), and Blanche Arthur was born May 12, 1927, in Kivi (2008). Bessemer, the son of the late Anton A. Arthur is survived and Anna Irene (Anderson) Marander. by six nieces, Mari- He attended local schools and was a lyn St. Louis of veteran of the U.S. Coast Guard. He Kenosha, Virginia spent most of his life in Bessemer as a Arthur Edmund Edgerton of Sturte- Marander dairy farmer. He was known for his 1927 — 2019 vant, Carole Ann prodigious knowledge of local and Christensen of Sun family history, his inventive and prac- City, Ariz., Gail Gra- tical “patent pendings,” and his crafty ham-Fisel of Apache sense of humor. As a first-generation Junction, Ariz., descendent of Swede-Finns from Linda Coss of Harri- Associated Press Vaasa, Finland, he will also be remem- son, Ark., and Karen THE STATUE titled Rumor’s of War by artist Kehinde Wiley gets fully unveiled after Veteran the tarp covering the statue got stuck for a while at the Virginia Museum of Fine bered for his notable Swedish accent Frayer of Apache Arts in Richmond, Va., Tuesday. The monumental bronze sculpture of a young and connection to the old country. He Junction. black man astride a galloping horse was unveiled Tuesday, set to be permanently will be missed by those family mem- A graveside service at Hillcrest installed in Virginia’s capital city, not far from the Confederate monument it mim- bers, neighbors, and friends fortunate Cemetery, Bessemer, will be held in ics. to have called him a friend. the spring. Arthur never married, and devoted McKevitt-Patrick Funeral Home, much of his life to caring for his imme- Ironwood, is in charge of arrange- Richmond gets new soaring diate family. ments. For more information or to In addition to his parents, he was express online condolences, visit mck- statue, this one with dreadlocks preceded in death by his brother, evittpatrickfuneralhome.com. RICHMOND, Va. (AP) – Wiley is known for his Northam said. “And so A massive bronze sculpture regal portraits of black today we say welcome to a Donald J. ‘Donnie’ Brunner of a young black man with Americans, including one progressive and inclusive dreadlocks astride a mus- of former President Barack Virginia.” WOODRUFF, Wis. – Donald J. Donald is sur- cular horse was perma- Obama that’s displayed at Wiley said the statue “Donnie” Brunner, 84, of Mercer, vived by his wife, nently installed Tuesday in the National Portrait wasn’t a tribute to any one passed away on Dec. 8, 2019, in Carol; daughters, Virginia’s capital city, not Gallery. He said he was individual. Woodruff, Wis. Sueanne (John) far from one of the coun- inspired to create “Rumors Instead, he said, it is He was born on Oct. 17, 1935, in Kosidowski and try’s most prominent dis- of War” after seeing a mas- about “about black men Mercer, the son of Joseph and Ruth Karrie (Kevin) Yine- plays of Confederate mon- sive equestrian monument and their place in this soci- Veteran uments. honoring Confederate ety. And in a much broader (Vaughn) Brunner. man; grandchildren, Thousands of people Gen. J.E.B. Stuart during a way, a society that can say Donald served his country in the Hunter, Tanner, Forrest and Beau crowded the lawn of the visit to Richmond in 2016. yes to black men and their U.S. Army and then worked as a con- Yineman; and sisters, Eileen and Virginia Museum of Fine The Stuart monument is place in this society.” struction worker for many years. He Lenore. Arts as “Rumors of War” one of five giant Confeder- Mounted on a large was an avid hunter and fisherman and He was preceded in death by his was unveiled. The piece, ate statues along Monu- stone pedestal, Wiley’s loved the great outdoors and people. parents and his sister, Lorraine. the first public sculpture ment Avenue, a prestigious sculpture is just blocks He was a lifetime member of the NRA. A celebration of life will be held at a by prominent artist residential street and from Monument Avenue. It He and his wife lived in Neenah for later date. Kehinde Wiley and Wiley’s National Historic Land- is prominently displayed many years and moved back to Mercer McKevitt-Patrick Funeral Home, largest work to date, was mark district. along the city’s historic in 1980. Ironwood, is assisting the family. For previously on display in Both the Stuart statue Arthur Ashe Boulevard, a He married Carol Van Gomple on more information or to express online Times Square. and “Rumors of War” fea- thoroughfare renamed in “Rumors of War” was ture horses in virtually the honor of the black tennis Dec. 13, 1959, at the Trinity Lutheran condolences, please visit mcke- Wiley’s response to the same pose, with one front great earlier this year. It sits Church in Menasha. She survives. vittpatrick funeral home com. Confederate monuments leg lifted. Both riders are next to the headquarters of that pepper the U.S. and turned to the side. But the United Daughters of Report: Giuliani settles long divorce from his third wife the South in particular. instead of Civil War-era the Confederacy. The new monument garb, Wiley’s equestrian is The silver, shimmery NEW YORK (AP) – For- attorney, Bernard E. Clair, settlement will remain con- arrived amid an ongoing dressed in streetwear: a drape that covered the stat- mer New York City Mayor told the newspaper. fidential, the Times said. debate across the country hoodie, ripped jeans and ue got caught in the fig- Rudolph Giuliani and his An email and phone call Throughout the divorce, about what do with Con- sneakers, with dreadlocks ure’s hair during Tuesday’s third wife have reached a left for Clair was not details about the couple’s federate imagery and as gathered atop his head. unveiling. Hundreds of settlement in a yearslong returned. It was not imme- $230,000 monthly budget Richmond grapples with Virginia’s governor people stood for about 35 court battle that exposed diately clear who repre- became public, including how to tell its history as hailed the twist on history minutes in cold, drizzling details about their luxuri- sented Rudy Giuliani. six houses, 11 country club both the capital of the Con- as he addressed the crowd rain until a firefighter clam- ous lifestyle, The New York The settlement comes memberships and $12,000 federacy and a former hub Tuesday. bered up a ladder and Times reported on Tues- more than year after Judith on Rudy Giuliani’s cigars. of the international slave “People in Richmond finally pulled the covering day. Giuliani filed divorce Giuliani previously was trade. will recognize its shape off, to a roar from the Giuliani, 75, and his papers against her now for- married for 20 years to “It’s a story about Amer- and its form, but it depicts crowd. wife, Judith, put an end to mer husband, the personal Donna Hanover. Before ica 2.0,” the artist said, a person who looks differ- Richmond’s mayor told their differences and attorney to President Don- that, he was married for 14 adding he was over- ent from every other statue the crowd the statue shows “intend to remain friends ald Trump. years to his second cousin, whelmed by the size of the in this city – and there are the city that is moving on in the years to come,” The couple was married Regina Peruggi. That mar- crowd. a lot of them,” Gov. Ralph from its past. Judith Giuliani’s divorce for 15 years. Their divorce riage was later annulled. Democrats, White House forge new North American trade deal WASHINGTON (AP) – sions on enforcing the most important trade deal pact is Trump’s top Capitol brought up USMCA an officials to sign the updat- House Democrats and the agreement while Republi- ever made by the USA. Hill priority along with hour after because they fig- ed version of the United White House announced a cans said it will help keep Good for everybody – funding for his long-sought ure it will muffle it a little States-Mexico-Canada deal Tuesday on a modified the economy humming Farmers, Manufacturers, border fence. bit,” Trump told reporters trade agreement, or North American trade pact, along. Energy, Unions – tremen- Trump said it was no at the White House before USMCA, at a ceremony in handing President Donald “There is no question of dous support. Importantly, coincidence that departing for a campaign Mexico City’s centuries- Trump a major Capitol Hill course that this trade we will finally end our Democrats announced rally in Pennsylvania. old National Palace. win on the same day that agreement is much better Country’s worst Trade they had come to an agree- In Mexico City, Mexican Foreign Minis- impeachment charges were than NAFTA,” House Deal, NAFTA!,” the presi- ment shortly after laying Trump’s son-in-law and ter Marcelo Ebrard congrat- announced against him. Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D- dent said in a tweet. out the two impeachment senior adviser, Jared Kush- ulated the negotiators for Both sides hailed the deal Calif., said in announcing The deal announcement charges they will seek ner, U.S. Trade Represen- reaching a second set of as a win for American the agreement, saying the came on the same morning against him. tative Robert Lighthizer agreements to answer U.S. workers. pact is “infinitely better that Democrats outlined “They were very embar- and Canadian Deputy concerns about labor They said the revamped than what was initially pro- impeachment charges rassed by (impeachment), Prime Minister Chrystia rights in Mexico, and U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agree- posed by the administra- against Trump. 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We have things to work on, but it was only our second game. These girls are working hard and I know we will only continue to improve.” McKenzie Boyd led Ironwood with 24 points. South Shore’s Chloe Sipsas scored 16 and Taylor Nicoletti had 11. Ironwood was still missing senior point guard Caitlyn Mylly to injury. The Devils (1-1, 0-1) go to Washburn Friday night. Ironwood — Savannah Huhta 1, McKenzie Boyd 24, Laney Osterholm 1, Alaya Ruotsala 6, Anna Buerg- er 7. FTs: 13-20. Fouls: 17. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Boyd 4. South Shore — Aurora Grant 7, Taylor Nicoletti 11, Lily Truchon 7, Sara Kangas 4, Tiiara Lahti 4, Chloe Sipsas 16, Natalie Knaack 7. FTs: 9-16. Fouls: 17. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Nicoletti 2, Knaack 1. Ironwood 23 39 South Shore 23 56 – – – ONTONAGON – Ontonagon defeated Wakefield- Marenisco 52-15 in Copper Mountain Conference action Tuesday night. Teddy Menigoz led the Gladiators with 22 points. “Girls played hard,” Ontonagon coach Tim Routheaux said. “Wakefield is a young team and will improve a lot throughout the season.” Ontonagon led 23-2 at the half. “Ontonagon dominated us from the start,” W-M coach Chris Tweiten said. “We left our game on the bus and I didn’t prepare them well enough for the game. Hopefully learn from this and move on. No games are going to be easy for us, but we have to be more aggressive and play with a little more urgency than what we showed tonight.” Ontonagon (2-0, 2-0) goes to Dollar Bay on Thursday. W-M (1-2, 1-1) goes to Watersmeet Friday. W-M — Julia Taaro 2, Macie Ahonen 4, Carlee Yon 4, Nyah Hewitt 2, Kaitlyn Lemerond 2, Alyssa LaMaide 1. FTs: 3-8. Fouls: 7. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: None. Ontonagon — Alexis Hill 1, Teddy Menigoz 22, Ella Menigoz 9, Kiirsa Kolpack 2, Tilly Pollard 2, Maken- nah Uotila 9, Nicole Lukkari 7. FTs: 3-8. Fouls: 8. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: T. Menigoz 2, E. Menigoz 1. W-M 02715 Ontonagon 12 23 36 52 – – – MERCER, Wis. – After scoring just 12 points in the first half, Mercer put 46 on the board in the second half to come back to beat Bayfield 58-48 in an Indianhead Conference game Tuesday night. Ava Barton led the Tigers with 19 points and Zoe Botes had 15. “It was a really good effort in the second half, two dif- ferent teams,” Mercer coach Vic Saeger said. Everyone played well, including Jessica Klopatek who does the things that don’t show up in the box score, he said. Mercer (2-1, 1-1) goes to Solon Springs Friday night. Bayfield — Janelle Gordon 3, Koresa Newago 7, Leala LaPointe 23, Isabella Cornelius 3, Autumn Gor- don 8, Malenya Bressler 4. FTs: 8-12. Fouls: 21. Fouled out: A. Gordon. 3-pointers: L. LaPointe 6, Newa- go 1, Cornelius 1. Mercer — KD Knipp 6, Ella Torkelson 9, Jessica Klopatek 2, Ava Barton 19, Zoe Botes 15, Aubrey Schoeneman 7. FTs: 17-32. Fouls: 10. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Barton 1. Bayfield 26 48 Mercer 12 58 — — — Jason Juno/Daily Globe LAKE LINDEN – Watersmeet dropped a close Copper IRONWOOD’S SAWYER Stengard goes to the basket as Bessemer’s Lane Kortemeier defends Tuesday night at Mountain Conference game, 34-27, at Lake Linden- John Krznarich Gym in Ironwood. Hubbell Tuesday night. The Nimrods were within a possession or two most of the night. “After a rough first week, it felt good to be in a game,” Devils win opener over Speedboys Watersmeet coach Brent Besonen said. By JASON JUNO but we survived it. I thought they Matrella said. A couple of late turnovers ended up costing [email protected] played hard.” The Speedboys certainly weren't Watersmeet. IRONWOOD – Ironwood came Bessemer didn’t come in with all done. They just couldn’t stop DiGior- “Our offense is struggling right now due to some line- into Tuesday night’s opener against of the same pieces that won it a dis- gio. up changes,” Besonen said. “Angel is back after having a Bessemer largely as a group of trict championship last year. The Lane Kortemeier threw a great broken finger and we are trying to figure out how to work unknowns. Senior Tommy Lundin Speedboys had two well-known veter- pass into Riley Wroblewski, who laid together. The difference in the game tonight was boxing got good minutes last year, but even ans in Anthony Metas and Nick Trud- it in to pull Bessemer within three. out. We didn’t. And because of it we sent them to the line he wasn’t a starter. geon, but Ironwood held both of But DiGiorgio tripled to put Iron- 26 times, fouling often on putbacks. The Red Devils, though, got the them to single digits. wood ahead 43-37. “As long as we keep working and keep level heads, lead early and were able to withstand “I think sometimes you forget that Later in the fourth, a putback by we’ll be fine.” the Speedboys’ second-half come- we lost four starters and they were Wroblewski, who led the Speedboys AnnAngel Snow led Watersmeet with 10 points. back attempt to win the rivalry game four pretty capable starters and two with 12 points, got Bessemer within Watersmeet (0-4, 0-4) hosts Wakefield-Marenisco Fri- 53-49. of them started and played a ton for 45-44 with 3:40 left. day. “Before tonight, nobody on our Watersmeet — Naomi Nelson 2, AnnAngel Snow 10, Annabelle Besonen 4, Ontionna Brunk 4, Serena three, four years,” Bessemer coach But DiGiorgio again tripled – his Poler 3, Hailey Pallin 2, Allison Green 2. FTs: 1-6. Fouls: 18. Fouled out: Besonen. 3-pointers: None. team has ever started a varsity bas- Richard Matrella said. “That’s replac- third 3 of the fourth put Ironwood up LL-H — Megan Corrigan 9, Kaitlyn Boccus 3, Jamie Hendrickson 9, Melissa Wagner 9, Maci Dostaler 2, Kaci Destrampe 2. FTs: 9-26. Fouls: 8. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Corrigan 1. ketball game, so to come here against ing a lot.” 48-46. He finished with 14 points. Watersmeet 6 13 21 27 a rival, right off the bat, it feels great,” The Speedboys still took the lead a “He’s a confident player, he works LL-H 6 18 23 34 Ironwood’s Sawyer Stengard said. few times in the third quarter but on his game,” Lewinski said. “I can – – – Ironwood got a solid 12 points never by more than two points. see one, but then the kid was feeling CHASSELL – Ewen-Trout Creek won big, 54-27, at from Lundin, including a couple of Lundin put Ironwood on top 34-33 it and he hit his second and third. … Chassell in a Copper Mountain Conference contest Tues- key plays in the second half. But it going into the fourth quarter by For a sophomore, just a tremendous day night. was Stengard who led the Devils with putting back his own miss at the effort for Matt to play like he did.” “Our press was effective tonight,” E-TC coach Jacky 18 points, hit the back-breaking shot buzzer. Metas drove and dished to Wrob- Besonen said. “As a team we had 14 steals. The girls late in the fourth quarter and also Ironwood expanded the lead to lewski to make it a two-point game played aggressively.” helped Ironwood take control early five on a play early in the fourth that again. As Ironwood was patiently Elise Besonen made four 3s, scored 16 points and had with 13 of his points coming in the was a pretty good indication this just running its offense, the ball got to four assists to lead E-TC. Abbie LeGault had 15 points first half. And it was sophomore Matt wasn’t Bessemer’s night. Stengard and he buried the wide and eight rebounds and Paige Berglund had 13 points. DiGiorgio who hit three 3s in the Metas tried to throw it out of open 3 to make it 51-46 with about Kate Borseth had a team-best four steals. fourth quarter when the Red Devils bounds off an Ironwood player. 1:45 left, pumping his fist after mak- E-TC (3-1, 2-0), winners of three straight, hosts Lake certainly needed them. Instead, Lundin ended up with the ing the dagger. Linden-Hubbell Friday night. E-TC — Elise Besonen 16, Abbie LeGault 15, Paige Berglund 13, Kate Borseth 8, Ashlei LaPlant 2. “I was proud of the way they came ball, laid it in and was fouled. The “We were just running one of our FTs: 9-12. Fouls: 6. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Besonen 4, Berglund 1. out tonight,” Ironwood coach Pete free throw put Ironwood up 40-35. Chassell — Madisyn Holombo 7, Shannon Rantamaki 6, Maelene Warren 5, Katie Huhta 4, Alia Palosaari 3, Janie Huhta 2. FTs: 2-4. Fouls: 7. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Warren 1. Lewinski said. “We made some mis- “Sometimes breaks go for you, E-TC 17 34 46 54 takes offensively in our ballhandling, sometimes breaks go against you,” Chassell 7 14 21 27 RIVALS — page 10 Boys: W-M starts with road victory Samsons lose to Itasca IRONWOOD – GCC trailed 35-16 at the half and fell 72-59 against Itasca REPUBLIC – Wakefield- out of my starters,” Fetters Conference game against Tuesday night. Marenisco opened the sea- said. “A couple of guys came Mellen Tuesday night. “We dug too deep a hole in the first half. We had 20 turnovers and only 18 son with an 80-56 Copper off the bench and did a real- Mercer coach Adam points,” GCC coach Dennis Mackey said. “Second half, we played better and Mountain Conference victo- ly nice job.” Miller said the Tigers had got within seven at one point. In the end, Itasca hit their shots, give them cred- ry at Republic-Michigamme. Eli Luokkala led Republic problems with Mellen’s it.” Morgan Miskovich led with 27 points. Fetters said Christian Kling (6-5). He Mitch Borseth led the Samsons with 16 points. Yaser Khan and Raquentez the Cardinals with 21 he’s a nice player on an scored 20 points. Luke Woodley each had 11 and Dachau Lyle scored 10. points. improved Republic team. Zakovec had 27 to lead GCC (2-9) plays at Rainy River Friday night. Itasca — Daniele Ricard 1, Brian Pinkney Jr. 12, Deidrich Kemp 7, Tyreek Myles 18, Nick Grant 9, Josh Reams 11, Rodney Soto 9,Malik “He did a really nice job,” W-M (1-0, 1-0) hosts Mellen. Edwards 3. FTs: 5-12. Fouls: 15. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Myles 5, Kemp 1, Reams 3, Grant 2, Soto 1, Pinkney 3. W-M coach Terry Fetters Bessemer Thursday night. Kobe Hiller led the Tigers GCC – Emmanuel Ige 4, Louis Bogda 3, Steven Nelson 2, Raquentez Woodley 11, Mitch Borseth 16, Dachau Lyle 10, Yaser Khan 11, Gavin W-M — Morgan Miskovich 21, Sam Hautala 5, Ransanici 2. FTs: 11-11. Fouls: 11. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Borseth 2, Bogda 1, Woodley 1. said. “He had a couple Ethan Libertoski 15, Adam Libertoski 13, Gage with 18 points. Itasca 35 72 dunks towards the end of Delich 2, Matthew Montie 2, Sethe Cole 8, Logan Mercer (1-1, 0-1) hosts GCC 16 59 Hamel 14. FTs: 6-11. Fouls: 21. Fouled out: E. Lib- the game that we were able ertoski. 3-pointers: Hautala 1, E. Libertoski 1, A. Lib- Bayfield Thursday night. ertoski 3, Hamel 2. Mellen — Michael Stovall 5, Tommy Zakovec 5, Top-ranked Louisville beaten by Texas Tech 70-57 to get him.” R-M —Eli Luokkala 27, Colin Conklin 7, Jared B. Luke Zakovec 27, Blaze Smith 8, Barnabas Zielke 4, W-M’s Ethan Libertoski 2, Logan Haninen 12, Caleb Conklin 8. FTs: 16-21. Luke Peters 6, Christian Kling 20. FTs: 4-6. Fouls: 9. By The Associated Press Fouls: 15. Fouled out: Colin Conklin. 3-pointers: Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: L. Zakovec 3, T. scored 15, Logan Hamel had Luokkala 2, Haninen 2, Caleb Conklin 2. Zakovec 1, Stovall 1. Louisville became the fourth No. 1 team to lose this season, falling to Texas 14 and Adam Libertoski tal- W-M 18 44 61 80 Mercer — Baylie Huybrecht 2, Joe Lauolff 6, Jor- Tech 70-57 Tuesday night as Davide Moretti scored 18 points and hit succes- R-M 12 25 40 56 dan Ahlborn 4, Jacob Schmidt 5, Kobe Hiller 18. lied 13. FTs: 3-3. Fouls: 8. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: sive 3-pointers at Madison Square Garden. “We got some really good – – – Hiller 3, Schmidt 1. The Cardinals joined Michigan State, Kentucky and Duke as top-ranked MERCER, Wis. – Mercer Mellen 41 75 balanced scoring tonight Mercer 16 35 squads to lose, three of them to unranked teams. fell 75-35 in an Indianhead l 10 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2019 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard

Athens 60, Colby 43 Plymouth 78, Valders 41 Lake/Trinity 37 LocalWednesday, Schedule Dec. 11 Bangor 75, Brookwood 41 Potosi 65, Benton 41 Hilbert 40, Green Bay N.E.W. College Basketball Black River Falls 54, Westby 51 Prescott 87, Ellsworth 68 Lutheran 38 UW-Marinette at GCC, women, 5 Blair-Taylor 96, Greenwood 31 Racine Case 82, Racine Horlick Holmen 43, Rice Lake 34 Thursday, Dec. 12 Bonduel 67, Amherst 33 40 Homestead 57, Grafton 47 Boys Basketball Brown Deer 75, Shorewood 64 Reedsville 79, Mishicot 68 Hortonville 73, Kaukauna 50 Bessemer at Wakefield-Marenis- Burlington 62, Wilmot Union 59 Renaissance Charter 59, Del-Val Independence 49, Gilmanton 34 co, 6:30 Carmel, Ill. 65, Milwaukee Friends, Pa. 29 Kenosha Saint Joseph Catholic Washburn at Hurley, 7:15 Bradley Tech 52 Rhinelander 66, Waupaca 42 Academy 80, Racine St. Catherine's South Shore at Ironwood, 7:15 Catholic Central 32, The Prairie Rio 63, Princeton/Green Lake 44 64 Bayfield at Mercer, 7:15 School 26 Ripon 84, Watertown Luther Prep Kettle Moraine 69, Brookfield Lake Linden-Hubbell at Catholic Memorial 60, Kettle 61 East 47 Watersmeet, 6:20 Moraine Lutheran 59 River Valley 64, Mauston 51 Kewaskum 50, Mayville 32 Republic-Michigamme at Onton- Central Wisconsin Christian 57, Rockford Berean Baptist, Ill. 73, Kewaskum 50, Mayville 32 agon, 7:20 EST Dodgeland 44 Rock County Christian 52 Kimberly 63, Appleton North 36 Ewen-Trout Creek at Hancock, Coleman 50, Suring 30 Royall 50, Wonewoc-Center 43 Kohler 41, Sheboygan Area Luth. 7:20 EST Columbus 55, Cambridge 45 Saint Croix Central 57, Baldwin- 18 Girls Basketball Crivitz 70, Niagara 27 Woodville 50 La Farge 47, Viroqua 35 Ontonagon at Dollar Bay, 7:20 D.C. Everest 100, Eau Claire Seymour 77, Green Bay East 34 Ladysmith 53, Cameron 29 EST Memorial 90 Shawano 95, Green Bay West 70 Lake Mills 40, Wisconsin Dells 39 Friday, Dec. 13 Darlington 67, Platteville 39 Sheboygan Area Luth. 80, Kohler Lancaster 63, Darlington 33 Boys Basketball Dominican 79, Saint Thomas 77 Lancaster 63, Darlington 33 Winter at Hurley, 7:15 More 38 Shiocton 83, Weyauwega-Fre- Luxemburg-Casco 44, Waupaca Girls Basketball East Troy 96, Big Foot 40 mont 56 35 Hurley at Butternut, 7:15 Eau Claire North 88, La Crosse Somerset 65, Amery 40 Manawa 75, Tigerton 27 Ironwood at Washburn, 7:15 Logan 66 South Milwaukee 42, Greendale Marathon 59, Stratford 48 Baraga at Bessemer, 6:30 Frederic 53, Siren 49 34 Martin Luther 62, Shoreland Lake Linden-Hubbell at E-TC, 7 Grantsburg 68, Webster 62 Southern Door 77, Oconto 64 Lutheran 46 EST Hartford Union 63, West Bend Stoughton 49, Edgewood 39 McDonell Central 65, Thorp 45 Wakefield-Marenisco at West 47 Three Lakes 56, Phelps 43 Medford Area 56, Prentice 42 Watersmeet, 6:30 Hilbert 67, Elkhart Lake/Glenbeu- Tomah 86, Wisconsin Rapids Lin- Mercer 58, Bayfield 48 Mercer at Solon Springs, 7:15 lah 46 coln 58 Merrill 59, Wausau East 51 College Basketball Hillsboro 59, Cashton 56 Union Grove 46, Wisconsin Milwaukee Academy of Science GCC at Rainy River, women, Homestead 59, Grafton 50 School for the Deaf 30 99, Milw. Bay View 18 5:30; men, 7:30 Horicon 63, Wayland Academy Unity 49, St. Croix Falls 32 Milwaukee Carmen Northwest Saturday, Dec. 14 47 University Lake 56, Tenor/Veritas 39, Milwaukee North 21 College Basketball Hortonville 92, Kaukauna 61 Co-op 44 Milwaukee Hamilton 54, Madison GCC at Hibbing, women, 1; men, Hustisford 71, Oakfield 33 University School of Milwaukee West 17 3 Iola-Scandinavia 84, Wittenberg- 61, Messmer 56 Milwaukee Hamilton/Audubon 54, Monday, Dec. 16 Birnamwood 39 Viroqua 65, De Soto 30 Madison West 17 Boys Basketball Kenosha Indian Trail 61, Franklin Waterford 60, Union Grove 45 Milwaukee Ronald Reagan 61, Jeffers at Wakefield-Marenisco, 56 Waukesha North 54, Monona Milwaukee Golda Meir 36 6:30 Kenosha Saint Joseph Catholic Grove 50 Monona Grove 47, Stoughton 44 Hurley at Butternut, 7:15 Academy 80, Racine St. Catherine's Wausau East 71, Antigo 55 Mount Horeb 48, Sauk Prairie 36 Ironwood at Washburn, 7:15 64 Wautoma 68, Berlin 57 New Berlin Eisenhower 69, Wis- Mercer at Solon Springs, 7:15 Kewaunee 78, Algoma 32 Wauwatosa East 80, Mukwonago consin Lutheran 46 Watersmeet at Baraga, 6:20 Kimberly 72, Appleton North 52 62 New Holstein 54, Chilton 25 Ontonagon at Chassell, 7:20 EST Laconia 70, Winneconne 59 West Allis Central 78, Pius XI New Richmond 61, Osceola 17 Ewen-Trout Creek at Calumet, Lake Holcombe 63, Bruce 41 Catholic 65 Newman Catholic 40, Assump- 7:20 EST Lake Mills 46, Fort Atkinson 39 West De Pere 61, Sheboygan tion 33 Dollar Bay at Bessemer, 6:30 Lakeside Lutheran 78, Wisconsin North 49 Nicolet 62, Port Washington 29 Girls Basketball Heights 49 Westosha Central 72, Elkhorn Northwestern 81, Spooner 21 Phillips at Hurley, 7:15 Lewiston-Altura, Minn. 71, Area 53 Oak Creek 62, Kenosha Bradford Watersmeet at L’Anse, 6:20 Cochrane-Fountain City 36 Whitefish Bay 65, Cedarburg 44 25 Tuesday, Dec. 17 Lincoln 64, Elmwood/Plum City Whitnall 74, Cudahy 41 Oconomowoc 49, Janesville Boys Basketball 50 Wild Rose 78, Port Edwards 70 Craig 43 South Shore at Mercer, 7:15 Living Word Lutheran 50, Williams Bay 74, Deerfield 71 Oconto Falls 63, Fox Valley Girls Basketball Kenosha Christian Life 50 Winnebago Lutheran Academy Lutheran 44 Bessemer at L’Anse, 6:20 Lodi 60, Dodgeville 47 64, Omro 53 Onalaska 67, Chippewa Falls 52 E-TC at Wakefield-Marenisco, Lomira 63, North Fond du Lac 44 Wisconsin Valley Lutheran 62, Pacelli 62, Tri-County 22 6:30 Lourdes Academy 90, Valley Northland Lutheran 50 Pewaukee 70, New Berlin West Lake Linden-Hubbell at Onton- Christian 46 38 agon, 7:20 EST Loyal 66, Elcho 33 WisconsinTuesday Girls Pittsville 58, Bowler 47 South Shore at Mercer, 5:45 Luck 59, Chetek-Weyerhaeuser Amherst 44, Bonduel 42 Pius XI Catholic 61, West Allis Thursday, Dec. 19 57 Appleton East 67, Oshkosh West Central 15 Boys Basketball Manitowoc Lutheran 62, Howards 39 Platteville 55, Mineral Point 31 Drummond at Hurley, 7:15 Grove 60 Beaver Dam 85, Baraboo 27 Potosi 61, Pecatonica 31 Dollar Bay at Ontonagon, 7:20 Markesan 64, Cambria-Friesland Belleville 63, Poynette 61 Prairie du Chien 68, River Valley EST 49 Bloomer 54, Barron 40 16 Girls Basketball Martin Luther 77, Shoreland Brodhead 50, Big Foot 35 Proctor, Minn. 39, Superior 29 Bessemer at Ironwood, 7:15 Lutheran 59 Brookfield Academy 68, Kenosha Racine Case 65, Racine Horlick Friday, Dec. 20 McFarland 64, Oregon 49 Christian Life 20 59 Boys Basketball Medford Area 66, Marathon 62, Cadott 52, Stanley-Boyd 41 Ripon 61, Lomira 54 Wakefield-Marenisco at Iron- 2OT Catholic Central 32, The Prairie Rosholt 64, Almond-Bancroft 37 wood, 7:15 Milw. Washington 80, Jefferson School 26 Sheboygan Falls 50, Brillion 29 Mercer at Three Lakes, 7:15 Home 66 Catholic Memorial 61, West Allis Shiocton 54, Weyauwega-Fre- Girls Basketball Milwaukee Carmen Northwest Central 15 mont 30 Hurley at Bayfield, 7:15 74, Cristo Rey Jesuit 51 Clintonville 62, Denmark 47 Slinger 69, West Bend East 32 Ironwood at Drummond, 7:15 Milwaukee Lutheran 57, Green- Columbus Catholic 46, Granton South Milwaukee 42, Greendale Dollar Bay at Ontonagon, 7:20 field 49 23 34 EST Milwaukee Morse- Dominican 42, Saint Thomas South Shore 56, Ironwood City Jason Juno/Daily Globe Mercer at Three Lakes, 5:45 Marshall/Juneau/Lang/Carmen NW More 38 Gogebic Michigan, Mich. 39 100, Destiny 92 Durand 58, Mondovi 40 St. Croix Falls 75, Unity 48 BESSEMER’S RILEY Wroblewski puts up a shot Tuesday night in Ironwood. Mondovi 53, Pepin/Alma 45 Two Rivers 47, Kiel 26 U.P. GirlsMonday Basketball Eau Claire Memorial 59, D.C. Gwinn 61, Bark River-Harris 58 (2 Monticello 59, Argyle 29 Everest 23 Waterford 50, Badger 47 OT) Mount Horeb 57, Baraboo 36 Eleva-Strum 59, Augusta 48 Watertown Luther Prep 66, he makes plays … comes single-handily beating Newberry 55, Manistique 51 (OT) Muskego 92, Milwaukee Pulaski Elk Mound 65, Spring Valley 35 Waupun 55 Rivals Engadine 56, Munising 48 58 Evansville 58, McFarland 50 Waunakee 63, Portage 34 up with a basket, a them. Muskego 92, Milwaukee Pulaski Fall Creek 54, Altoona 44 Wautoma 49, Mauston 20 58 Florence 60, Laona-Wabeno 58 Webster 45, Grantsburg 28 rebound, whatever. Tommy Ironwood (1-0) hosts U.P. BoysTuesday Basketball Necedah 87, New Lisbon 57 Fond du Lac 50, Neenah 49 West Allis Nathan Hale 71, DeTour 78, Harbor Light Christian From page 9 Lundin’s Tommy Lundin. South Shore Thursday. Neenah 88, Fond du Lac 57 Franklin 58, Kenosha Indian Trail Catholic Memorial 66 50 New Berlin Eisenhower 67, Wis- 33 West Bend West 60, Hartford He’s our go-to guy, he’s a Bessemer (0-1) goes to Gladstone 65, Ishpeming 53 plays at the end to try to consin Lutheran 66 Frederic 53, Siren 49 Union 55 Ironwood 53, Bessemer 49 very good player.” another rival, Wakefield- New London 63, Xavier 53 Freedom 76, Marinette 25 Westfield Area 38, Nekoosa 32 run some clock, looking Munising 60, Gwinn 53 Nicolet 82, Port Washington 37 Germantown 102, Milwaukee Westosha Central 40, Beloit Bessemer hurt Iron- Marenisco, the same night. Negaunee 52, Escanaba 43 for layups, but I was wide Oak Creek 45, Kenosha Bradford DSHA 72 Memorial 36 Bessemer — Connor Fingeroos 2, Jack Matrel- Rudyard 53, Brimley 39 44 Glenwood City 39, Boyceville 36 Whitefish Bay 52, Cedarburg 34 open,” he said. “I had to wood inside with Korte- la 5, Peyton Solberg 2, Riley Wroblewski 12, Nick Monday Onalaska 68, La Crescent, Minn. Green Bay West 41, Sturgeon Whitewater 60, East Troy 52 Trudgeon 6, Anthony Metas 7, Lane Kortemeier Lake Linden-Hubbell 78, Baraga take it. I think it’s what meier scoring 11 points in 40 Bay 37 Whitnall 71, Cudahy 35 11, Alex Church 4. FTs: 7-14. Fouls: 16. Fouled 30 Oneida Nation 74, Gillett 55 Gresham Community 68, Marion Wild Rose 78, Port Edwards 15 addition to Wroblewski’s out: None. 3-pointers: Kortemeier 2, Metas 1, Dollar Bay 73, L'Anse 36 sealed the game.” Oshkosh North 72, Appleton 25 Winneconne 48, Markesan 38 Matrella 1. Boyne City 75, St. Ignace 27 12. But Lewinski was West 43 Hamilton 66, Kettle Moraine Wittenberg-Birnamwood 55, Iola- “Stengard had a nice Ironwood — Joe Kashich 1, Sawyer Stengard Wisconsin Boys Ozaukee 74, St. Mary Catholic 67 Lutheran 52 Scandinavia 30 game,” Lewinski said. happy with Stengard’s 18, Tommy Lundin 12, Matt DiGiorgio 14, Drew Tuesday Pacelli 100, Tri-County 22 Hastings, Minn. 65, Hudson 44 Wrightstown 71, Little Chute 65 defense on the strong- Dabb 6, Jesse Spets 2. FTs: 8-12. Fouls: 11. Almond-Bancroft 68, Rosholt 37 Pewaukee 77, New Berlin West Heritage Christian 45, University “Unsung effort, Drew Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: DiGiorgio 4, Sten- Appleton East 67, Oshkosh West 37 Lake 37 Dabb. He’s not flashy, but shooting Metas and he gard 1. 39 Phillips 62, Owen-Withee 55 Heritage Christian 45, University Bessemer 11 17 33 49 rememered Trudgeon once Ironwood 13 23 34 53 Jets net 3 goals in 2-minute span, deal Detroit 12th loss WINNIPEG, Manitoba (AP) – win, especially against a team first start in goal since Detroit second (period), too. has the worst record in the NHL Laurent Brossoit was glad the that's been struggling this year," acquired him in a trade with Ari- Adam Lowry scored a first- at 7-22-3. Winnipeg Jets didn't ease up said Brossoit, who made 15 saves zona on Nov. 30. period, short-handed goal and The Jets have won four against the reeling Detroit Red in his eighth start in net this sea- Copp and Laine followed with Mark Scheifele added his team- straight at home and are 9-2-1 in Wings. son. goals 11 seconds apart, boosting leading 14th of the season on the their last 12. Blake Wheeler, Andrew Copp "It's nice to see us come out the score to 4-1 by the 18:43 power play at 5:04 of the third. "(Comrie) made some great and Patrik Laine scored in a two- and give it the same effort that we mark. Copp and Wheeler also each had saves on tips that I thought were minute span in the second period normally do and not take them "When we play with pace and an assist for the Jets (19-10-2). going to bounce in, but he sucked and the Jets dealt the Red Wings easy." one line gets it going, you start to Christoffer Ehn scored his them in," Red Wings center their 12th straight loss, 5-1 on Wheeler began the barrage at roll over with some momentum first goal of the season for the Dylan Larkin said. "I thought he Tuesday night. 16:43 of the second when he beat and we kind of feed off that," Red Wings (7-22-3), who are 0- was the only positive tonight out "That was definitely a team Eric Comrie, who was making his Copp said. "You saw that in the 10-2 during their skid. Detroit of this game." Column: Patriots bring us a new scandal: Spygate 2.0 By PAUL NEWBERRY back to science class. That time around, way his team has been playing. Allen – and on pace for his lowest-rated AP Sports Columnist the Patriots were accused of illegally Coming off their sixth Super Bowl title season since 2008. Anyone who's watched the New Eng- deflating the footballs used in the 2015 and third straight appearance in the big "We've just got to go out and try to play land Patriots stumble around for the past AFC championship game, supposedly to game, the Patriots cruised through the first better, try to win next week's game," Brady month or so surely saw this coming. make them easier for Brady to grip and half of the season with eight straight wins. said. "It's disappointing, but we're not With every wobbly pass delivered by throw on a nasty day. It looked as though their main chore going to feel sorry for ourselves." Tom Brady, every disgusted look coming The NFL came down hard on the Patri- the rest of the way would be getting every- In a statement posted on Twitter and from beneath Bill Belichick's hoodie, every ots in that one, too, handing Brady a four- one fitted for another gaudy ring. the team website Monday night, the Patri- result that went on the wrong side of New game suspension, fining the team $1 mil- Then, all of a sudden, the Patriots ots said their film crew was putting togeth- England's won-loss ledger, it was clear the lion and snatching away another first- looked old and vulnerable and not the er a feature on the work that advance team that brought us Spygate and Deflate- round pick. least bit intimidating. scouts do while on the road. gate would be looking for another illicit Belichick got on a conference call Tues- They've lost three of their last five Naturally, the Patriots thought the best edge to swing things back in their favor. day to deny any wrongdoing on his part, games to cede control of the race for home- way to make their home-made movie was Ladies and gentlemen, we bring you saying he had not even seen the film that field advantage in the AFC to Lamar Jack- to film the next team on their schedule, Spygate 2.0. was shot by a three-person crew and is son and the brash young Baltimore making sure to get their credentials from The Patriots have admitted that one of now in the hands of the league office for Ravens. the Browns while not bothering to inform their production teams filmed the Cincin- yet another investigation into alleged It was the Ravens who actually started the Bengals they were there. nati Bengals sideline during Sunday's cheating by the Patriots (at this point, we New England's slide, romping to a 37-20 According to the statement, that was game at Cleveland, supposedly for a Web assume, they have a whole department victory in Week 9. After a bye week, the "an unintended oversight." series known as "Do Your Job" but sound- dedicated to that task). Patriots bounced back with a pair of lack- We call that one downright laughable. ing much better suited for an episode of "I personally have never viewed any luster victories: 17-10 over Philadelphia, The NFL should consider the source "Know Your History." video footage at all, anything that those 13-9 over Dallas, barely beating two of the when it considers whether to punish the Back in 2007, New England was caught production people have done, other than NFL's most disappointing teams, that are a Patriots again. Clearly, this franchise has doing much the same thing when team what's shown on public television or combined 12-14 on the season. learned nothing from its previous mis- workers videotaped an opposing team's something like that," Belichick said. Then came a 28-22 loss at Houston, fol- steps. signals to ensure the Patriots play-calling Given his track record, those eyes you lowed by a 23-16 setback to Kansas City in This time around, the Patriots should would come a whole lot easier on game see rolling are from everyone who lives Foxborough, snapping a franchise record- lose at least two first-round picks. Another day. beyond the six little states in the nation's tying streak of 21 straight home wins. hefty fine is meaningless, so how about a That little ethical lapse cost the Patriots top right corner – especially since the For New England fans the most trou- lengthy suspension for the man who con- a first-round draft pick and a quarter of a Patriots were caught filming the team they bling aspect of the recent woes has been trols everything that goes on in that orga- million dollars, not to mention a half-mil- play next. Brady's play. nization. lion-dollar withdrawal from Belichick's Sorry, we're not buying that one of the Tom Terrific now looks very much like Coach Belichick, take the rest of the bank account. greatest control freaks in NFL history a 42-year-old quarterback whose fountain year off. At this point, we can only assume Mar- knew nothing about any of this, that it was of youth finally dried up, a reminder of an You could use all that free time to teach tin Scorsese is a full-time member of the simply another case of a rogue film crew aging Willie Mays sadly stumbling toward a class at the local college. coaching staff. When they teach film histo- going off and doing its own thing. home plate, or a washed-up Muhammad Call it "Techniques in Secret Film-mak- ry in the years to come, they'll need to Belichick's supporters will undoubtedly Ali using his face to defend himself from ing 101." make mention of New England's ample suggest there was no reason to film the Larry Holmes' punches. ___ contributions, maybe sandwiched some- lowly Bengals (1-12), unless if was for a Brady is the 21st-rated passer among Paul Newberry is a sports columnist for where between "Citizen Kane" and cinéma documentary on how not to run at NFL the league's 32 starting quarterbacks, The Associated Press. Write to him at pnew- vérité. team. sandwiched between a couple of neo- Of course, let's not forget another But we don't put it past Belichick to phytes – Arizona rookie Kyler Murray and berry(at)ap.org or at charming little scandal that took us all leave anything to chance – especially the second-year Buffalo signal-caller Josh www.twitter.com/pnewberry1963. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2019 11 HERMAN SPEED BUMP When to say no to adult children Dear Annie: I am writing in hopes that you can provide a different and fresh per- spective. I have two sons: “George,” 28, and “Fred,” 35. George has lived with us on and off for the past 10 years. I call him my “boomerang kid.” He has finally land- ed a decent job, and we are giving him six Dear more months of living with us to get his Annie finances in order so that he can get a place of his own. The issue is Fred. We have had a reaching out to his ex-wife and hoping she strained relationship for all of his adult would be kind enough to allow us time. life. He became a drug addict in his teens and was in and out of facilities, to no avail. Annie, was I wrong to say no? Should I try During his time of using, he was abusive to move on and realize it may be best not to me, both verbally and emotionally, kick- to have him in my life or should I try to ing me out of his life multiple times, caus- reconcile, if that is an option? I am very THE PAJAMA DIARIES ing me to miss large chunks of time with torn and appreciate your insights. – Look- my grandchildren. I missed the entire first ing for Peace year of my granddaughter’s life. Dear Looking for Peace: Peace is within At one point, things got so bad that we you. Make a decision that you will not let had to notify the police because I was fear- any outside situation take away your sense ful for my husband and me. His drug use of inner peace. The real question is how to cost him his marriage, and he almost lost do that. his children. Finally, he became clean two For starters, don’t second-guess your years ago, and I thought our relationship decision. Fred needs your emotional sup- would improve. It did for a bit. I always port, but you can only give it while pro- attributed his behavior to drugs but have tecting your personal boundaries and well- now come to realize that he is a narcissist MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM and his behavior is toxic. being. You made the right choice by not He has been living with his girlfriend allowing him, at 35 years of age, to move for the past two years; however, she recent- back in with you. This will force him to ly broke up with him, and he wanted to find a place of his own and keep his job. move in with us. Both of those things will build Fred’s self- My husband is not the father of my esteem and, hopefully, help him to stay sons, and our marriage has been put to the sober. It is natural that you have thought test with George bouncing in and out, so I of shutting him out. He has done the same told Fred “no.” I told him this not only for to you. the sake of our marriage but also because But your letter shows me how impor- he had no exit plan. I had no idea how tant Fred is to you. Stay grounded in that, long he would be with us. and write him an email or a letter telling BORN LOSER He has a good job and could go stay for him how much you love him and how an extended period of time before he grateful you are for him. Remember what found an apartment. Plus, our house is Fred was like as a boy to soften your anger small and it would be utter chaos with four adults, two children (several days a and hurt. It is easier to come around when week) and our three dogs. what is greeting you is unconditional love. He now has cut me off completely and One day, hopefully, Fred will come around blocked my number. I had hoped, after and thank you for forcing him to do it on going through this many times, that I his own. would handle it better, but I am not. I have Send your questions for Annie Lane to no access to the grandchildren, other than [email protected]. ALLEY OOP TODAY’S HOROSCOPE An adventure will be yours. false advertising. Rigidity will your spirits, and romance will You have the stamina and result in a stalemate. Don’t do enhance your life. desire it takes to succeed, as something that you will regret LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — long as you don’t give up when later. Be fair, not stubborn. Take an interest in what others times are tough. Trust in your- ARIES (March 21-April 19) are doing, but don’t criticize. If self and yourself alone. Don’t — Size up whatever situation you want to make a sugges- depend on someone else to you face and take action. Pay tion, do so in a positive and gather facts. Aim high and close attention to detail, as uplifting manner. 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Owing to the volume of mail, personal replies cannot be provided (715)561-2560 COPYRIGHT 2019 UCLA HEALTH [email protected] DISTRIBUTED BY ANDREWS MCMEEL SYNDICATION 1130 Walnut, Kansas City, MO 64106 816-581-75008 l 14 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2019 WORLD THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Bloomberg tells UN climate talks: You can count on the US MADRID (AP) – New York billionaire and presi- dential candidate Michael Bloomberg led a high-pow- ered charge against Presi- dent Donald Trump’s cli- mate policies Tuesday, assuring activists, scien- tists and politicians from around the world that Americans are committed to reducing greenhouse gas emissions “even with a cli- mate change denier in the White House.” Bloomberg, who launched his 2020 cam- Associated Press paign less than three weeks LILIANA SEGRE, an 89-year-old Auschwitz survivor and senator-for-life, right, ago, spoke during a trip to flanked by Milan’s Mayor Giuseppe Sala speaks at an anti-racism demonstration in the U.N. global climate Milan’s Victor Emmanuel II arcade in northern Italy that was joined by mayors of conference in Madrid, even some 600 Italian towns, Tuesday. In Italy, controversy flared recently when Segre as the official U.S. delega- called for the creation of a parliamentary committee to combat hate, racism and tion at a booth nearby kept anti-Semitism after revelations that she is subject to some 200 social media attacks a low profile. each day. Associated Press Together with former US ACTOR Harrison Ford walks at the stage of the US Secretary of State John Climate action center during the COP25 summit in Kerry and former Vice Madrid, Tuesday. Thousands rally around President Al Gore, Bloomberg constituted a tral pillar of his bid for the dues to the global body’s sort of shadow delegation nomination, also called for climate office, Bloomberg’s Holocaust survivor in Milan at a time when Trump is an end to U.S. subsidies philanthropic organization MILAN (AP) – A Holo- anonymous ones at the largest city in Emilia- moving to pull the United and tax breaks for fossil stepped in to foot the bill. caust survivor who has keyboards,’’ she said to Romagna, a traditionally States out of the 2015 Paris fuels, which are one of the But his attendance at this been put under police pro- cheers in front of City Hall. left-wing stronghold that climate accord. main sources of green- year’s summit stands out tection due to anti-Semitic Milan Mayor Giuseppe faces tough regional elec- As other Democratic house gases. because of his presidential threats was escorted Tues- Sala told thousands in the tions next month, where candidates have done, Scientists say their use ambitions. day evening through the crowd, including about Salvini is poised to make Bloomberg vowed to imme- needs to end by the middle The Trump administra- center of Milan by hun- 1,000 mayors, that such strong gains. diately rejoin the pact if of the century if average tion sent a low-level delega- dreds of Italian mayors and demonstrations would con- “There is too much elected president. temperatures on Earth are tion to the talks, led by a thousands of ordinary citi- tinue ‘’until this climate of racism, hatred and anti- “The first thing you do, to rise no more than 2.7 career diplomat, Marcia zens behind a banner read- hatred changes.’’ Semitism in Europe, and Day One, is you say we’re degrees Fahrenheit by Bernicat, former U.S. ing: “Hatred has no future.’’ The mayors, wearing Italy,’’ Merola said. “We going back in,” he said. 2100, the target set in the ambassador to Bangladesh. ‘’I have known hatred. I sashes in the Italian green, need to react and show cit- “That’s a no-brainer.” Paris agreement. Other prominent Ameri- have known what it means white and red, were izens that the way to live The former New York By taking aim at fossil cans attending the 12-day to be a reject of the society applauded as they entered together is through civil mayor has helped support fuel subsidies, Bloomberg conference include Gore to which I believed I the arcaded Galleria, and cohabitation.” and fund a private push to is challenging both a pow- and Kerry, who said the belonged,’’ Liliana Segre, the crowd chanted “Lil- Segre said the history of get U.S. states, cities and erful American industry absence of any high-profile an 89-year-old senator-for- iana” when Segre met the Italian Jews was represent- businesses to abide by the and Trump, who has cham- representative from the life who survived mayors below the central ed in each of the 8,000 terms of the Paris accord. pioned the extraction of White House at the talks Auschwitz as a child, told glass dome. towns and cities in Italy “in He touted a report that oil, gas and coal. “speaks for itself.” the crowd. Thousands of ordinary the names of the streets, to said non-federal actors rep- According to a report “It’s an absence of lead- “I heard the words of Italians joined the march the headstones, to the rare resenting more than two- by the International Mone- ership,” Kerry said. “It’s a hatred, hateful and insult- or cheered form the side- Jewish vestiges,” that will thirds of the U.S. economy tary Fund, fossil fuel subsi- tragedy.” ing, and I saw with my eyes lines, singing the anti-fas- remain when there are no are on course to cut the dies in the U.S. amounted Kerry, who as America’s the realization of a fero- cist anthem “Bella Ciao,’’ as more survivors to bear wit- nation’s emissions 37% by to $649 billion in 2015. top diplomat at the time cious program prepared the march proceeded ness. 2030 compared with 2005 Only China spent more tax was key to negotiating the from hatred,” Segre said. through the 19th century It was a reminder made levels. If the next adminis- money – $1.4 trillion – to Paris accord, called on citi- Segre said she now Galleria to the square in more poignant by recent tration joins in, that figure keep fossil fuel prices low zens to hold business and looks for hope in the eyes front of City Hall. anti-Semitic incidents could rise to 49%, bringing that year. political leaders account- of school children when The march was orga- involving just such mark- the U.S. roughly in line The IMF report calculat- able in the fight against cli- she tells her story, and in nized by the Italian ers of Jewish life. The city with the Paris treaty, ed that if prices for fossil mate change. the eyes of mayors and mayor’s association and council of Schio, north of according to the report. fuels reflected their true Germany’s environment ordinary citizens “who was meant to cut across Vicenza, last month “Americans are willing cost, including the environ- minister, Svenja Schulze, came here to shout, party lines. But the role of blocked as “divisive” the to continue to work, even mental damage they cause, welcomed the presence of ‘Enough hatred.’ “ League leader Matteo Salvi- town mayor’s move to put with a climate change consumption would drop rival American delegations. Segre was given a police ni in fomenting anti- up so-called stumbling denier in the White so much that global carbon “We should keep show- escort last month after a migrant and racist senti- stones to remember Schio’s House,” the 77-year-old emissions would be 28% ing that it’s not just Trump, stream of anti-Semitic ment was recognized. Holocaust victims. And businessman told a packed lower. but that there is a lot hap- posts and threats were Bologna Mayor Virginio vandals in Rome defaced room. Bloomberg has long pening in the United States aimed at her after she Merola told The Associated street signs that had been The U.S. remains a been an advocate of inter- on the issue of emissions championed a new parlia- Press that rising racism in rededicated to honor two party to the climate pact national efforts to curb reduction and climate mentary panel against Italy could be traced to the Jewish female scholars and until Nov. 4, 2020 – the global warming and until action,” she said. racism, discrimination, country’s long economic an anti-fascist professor. day after the U.S. presiden- recently was the U.N.’s One climate policy anti-Semitism and online crisis along with the The streets had previously tial election. envoy for climate action. expert questioned the nar- hatred. League’s provocative been named after anti- Bloomberg, who has After the Trump adminis- row focus of Bloomberg’s “Let’s leave hatred to the rhetoric. Bologna is the Semitic scientists. made climate change a cen- tration stopped paying U.S. report, however. Brazil’s Bolsonaro Nobel winner calls activist Greta Abiy says ‘hell’ Thunberg a “brat” RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) – Brazil’s President Jair of war fueled Bolsonaro on Tuesday called young Swedish envi- ronmental activist Greta Thunberg a “brat” after she desire for peace expressed concern about STOCKHOLM (AP) – turbulent Horn of Africa the slayings of indigenous The winner of this year’s region by fully accepting a Brazilians in the Amazon. Nobel Peace Prize says his peace deal ending the 20- Bolsonaro questioned horrifying experiences as a year border conflict with the coverage news media young Ethiopian soldier Eritrea that saw around have given Thunberg, 16, fueled his determination to 80,000 people killed. who on Sunday tweeted a seek an end to the long In his speech, he said link to a story about the conflict with a neighboring stability in the region was murder of two indigenous country. strategically important. people in Brazil’s Maran- Ethiopian Prime Minis- “The global military hao state. ter Abiy Ahmed spoke at superpowers are expand- “Greta said that the Indi- Oslo City Hall during the ing their military presence ans died because they were ceremony in Norway’s cap- in the area. Terrorist and defending the Amazon,” ital where he received his extremist groups also seek Bolsonaro told a group of Nobel on Tuesday. to establish a foothold. We journalists. “It’s impressive “War is the epitome of do not want the Horn to be that the press is giving hell for all involved. I know a battleground for super- Associated Press space to a brat like that,” he because I was there and powers nor a hideout for ETHIOPIA’S PRIME Minister Abiy Ahmed is presented by the Chair of the Nobel added, using the Por- back,” he said in accepting the merchants of terror and Committee Berit Reiss-Andersen, left, during the Nobel Peace Prize award ceremo- tuguese word “pirralha.” the prize. brokers of despair and mis- ny in Oslo City Hall, Norway, Tuesday. Following Bolsonaro’s Abiy won the prize, in ery,” he said. comments, Thunberg part, for making peace with The peace prize also rec- asserted that his govern- havoc in our society using speech. I have to study it changed the bio on her Eritrea after one of Africa’s ognizes Abiy’s significant ment-provided security social media. They are again and again,” said Twitter profile to say “Pir- longest-running conflicts. domestic reforms includ- detail was being removed. preaching the gospel of Dejene Sakoume, a writer ralha.” Abiy served in the army ing the release of tens of The claim came a day revenge and retribution on who supports Abiy. Thunberg became a during the war. thousands of prisoners after Abiy had warned the airwaves,” he said. But an Eritrean human symbol for youth demand- “Twenty years ago, I was and the return of once- unnamed people that “if Tensions with another rights advocate expressed ing radical change to con- a radio operator attached to banned opposition groups. you threaten our peace and regional power, Egypt, over reservations, although she front climate change when an Ethiopian army unit in But since the prize was security, we will take mea- Africa’s largest dam project supports reforms in she sparked global school the border town of announced in October, he sures.” have led Abiy to talk in Ethiopia. strikes. Badame,” he recalled. “I has faced growing chal- The government said 78 terms of war. Ethiopia “I find the fact that the Her comments about briefly left the foxhole in lenges at home, including people were killed in the wants a peaceful settlement prize is mainly for the the deaths of the indige- the hopes of getting a good bloody protests. unrest. of the Nile water dispute, peace with Eritrea perplex- nous people came as the antenna reception. ... It only Just days after the In Oslo, he called on but could muster millions ing, as a year-and-a-half on U.N. was hosting its inter- took but a few minutes. Yet November launch of his “my fellow Ethiopians to to fight if needed, he said there is hardly any evi- national climate change upon my return I was horri- book promoting his nation- join hands and help build a recently. dence of a peace dividend, conference, where Brazil’s fied to discover that my al unity philosophy, country that offers equal Residents of the Ethiopi- especially for the long-suf- environmental policies entire unit had been wiped protesters burned copies of justice, equal rights and an capital, Addis Ababa, fering people of Eritrea. have been the subject of out in an artillery attack.” it in the streets. The equal opportunities for all packed into hotel lobbies The border is shut and criticism. Deforestation of Abiy, 43, took office in protests had erupted after its citizens.” and cafeterias to watch the remains not demarcated,” its Amazon rose nearly early 2018 and within an outspoken activist who “The evangelists of hate speech broadcast. Selam Kidane told The 30% in the 12 months weeks astonished the long- had returned from exile and division are wreaking “It is an extraordinary Associated Press. through July.