Sunny skies High: 78 | Low: 57 | Details, page 2 DAILY GLOBE yourdailyglobe.com Friday, August 23, 2013 75 cents School administrators look to prospects of mine committee about effects on kids stay in the industries. mine starting up would be school according to Torkelson. Students n Training, enrollment, curriculum and area, because “We’re hon- enrollments increasing. Accord- are discussing the possibilities, availability of local funding. “our working ored to prepare ing to Patritto, the Hurley School too. “Chris and I have had multi- graduates are our kids for District had around 800 students “Kids are talking about these jobs key to students ple conversations, and there are leaving to other that,” Patritto in 2001. This year, it is expecting issues at the lunch table, about By CORTNEY OFSTAD many commonalities between the communities said. “We see just over 600. how badly they hope this hap- [email protected] two districts, including the crisis for better jobs, kids graduate “No one leaves paradise, in my pens so they don’t have to leave,” HURLEY — The Iron County that many of our families are and that is year after year, opinion, except for job opportuni- Torkelson said. “They want to Mining Impact Committee heard going through financially,” increasing,” and they say, ‘I ties,” Torkelson said. “In very few stay so their kids can grow up about how a mine in Iron County Torkelson said. “Families split Torkelson said. want to leave,’ areas can you receive this quality here.” would impact school districts because one is forced to leave the According to but within a education. We’re losing our best While increased enrollments Wednesday at the Iron County area to find a good job, to leave Chris Patritto, min- Eric year, they want and our brightest, because they are expected from a mine, fund- Courthouse in Hurley. the kids to stay in a great school. Patritto ing could be an Torkelson to come back. are finding jobs somewhere else.” ing is not guaranteed. Different Erik Torkelson, administrator This is about kids and that is “educational Provide the Declining enrollments and job factors can impact potential state of the Mercer School District, why we are here today.” aspect” for students, including opportunities, and they will opportunities are not something and Chris Patritto, administra- The goal, according to both training kids for future careers stay.” just discussed at meetings of tor of Hurley K-12, spoke to the Patritto and Torkelson, is to have in mining and other technical A potential positive from a bureaucrats and business people, SCHOOLS — page 5 Power pole explodes, GOGEBIC COMMUNITY COLLEGE causing short outage

By RALPH ANSAMI and had parts of the power pole [email protected] fall on him, but he was not IRONWOOD — A power pole injured. Most of the debris from that exploded around 10:40 p.m. the pole was of a rubber-like sub- Wednesday was the apparent stance and wasn’t heavy, accord- cause of a short power outage ing to the report. that affected much of the Iron- Xcel Energy was alerted and wood area. corrected the problem. The Ironwood Public Safety The report didn’t indicate Department received a report what caused the pole to explode. from Brian Dayton, 39, that the Officers said there was no pole had exploded and there was active fire when they arrived at a fire in a fenced-in area at the the scene. intersection of Alfred Wright The fire was likely the cause Boulevard and Pine Street, near the Xcel Energy station. A passerby saw the explosion WEATHER — page 5 Period extended for sending comments to WDNR on Upson area mine project MADISON, Wis. — The Wis- The public is invited to submit consin Department of Natural comments on all aspects of the Katie Perttunen/Daily Globe KEITH LAFAVE, of Excel Fire Protection, works on the sprinkler system in the new classrooms above the auto shop in the Carl Kleimola Techni- Resources has extended the pre-application notification, cal Center on Thursday. The $4 million, summer-long project at Gogebic Community College is near completion. Classes begin Monday. deadline to submit comments on including the preliminary project the pre-application process for design, associated impacts and the potential mine in Iron and the scope of environmental base- Ashland counties to Sept. 17. line data collection. While the public comment The bulk sampling activity period for Gogebic Taconite’s and potential mining site are GCC renovation nears completion bulk sampling activity ends located in the town of Anderson Sept. 3, the DNR extended the (Upson), in Iron County, and pre-application comment period town of Morse (Mellen area) in to Sept. 17 to give the public Ashland County. The majority of n Work on Kleimola center additional time to consider a pre- the site is in Iron County. liminary description of the pro- The WDNR conducted a pub- on schedule, classes begin ject. lic hearing in Hurley on Aug. 15 Monday “This doesn’t delay anything for us,” G-Tac spokesman Bob By KATIE PERTTUNEN Seitz said on Thursday evening. [email protected] COMMENTS — page 5 IRONWOOD TOWNSHIP — The $4 mil- lion project at the Carl Kleimola Technical Center on the campus of Gogebic Community College is set to finish on time, said project Jobless rates improve in foreman Bill Tregembo, of Angelo Luppino, Inc. Some electrical work will be completed most Wisconsin counties through the end of the week, and carpets By RALPH ANSAMI For Vilas County, the July need to be installed, Tregembo said. All [email protected] jobless rate was 7.6 percent, com- inspections have been completed. The job picture improved for pared to 8.4 percent in June and Keith LaFave, of Excel Fire Protection, was most northern Wisconsin coun- 7.4 percent a year ago. installing sprinkler systems on Thursday. ties in July, but Iron County’s Oneida County’s July jobless Josh Pekuri, Lindquist Electric, was get- unemployment numbers were rate stood at 7.1 percent, better ting ready to run telephone and data lines. the same as June. than the 8 percent in June and Classes are scheduled in the new class- The July figures released at the 7.9 percent of a year ago. rooms Monday morning, said dean of business mid-week by the Wisconsin The best numbers among the services Erik Guenard. Department of Workforce Devel- northern counties again came Furniture is expected to be delivered today opment showed Iron County from Price County, with 6.2 per- and Saturday. remained with the second worst cent in July. The June total there The project was done in an environmental- employment numbers in the was 6.4 percent, compared to 6.9 ly friendly way, scoring very high on Leader- state, at 11.2 percent. The July percent a year ago. ship in Energy and Environmental Design 2012 rate was 10.7 percent. The DWD said the jobless measures, said Guenard. The carpeting is Ashland County improved numbers improved in 68 of the recycled, the rooms make use of “daylighting” from 10 percent in June to 9.3 and urinals are waterless, as well as con- Katie Perttunen/Daily Globe percent in July, both worse than struction making use of space in a pre-exist- JOSH PEKURI, of Lindquist Electric, works on the finishing touches at the Kleimola Center the 8.9 percent of a year ago. ing building rather than building a new one. on Thursday. JOBS — page 5 C O N T A C T U S WEATHER INSIDE INDEX

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National Park more than tripled homes, businesses and hotels are whether the house and cabins Answer: Charcoal fires. 8/28 9/5 9/12 9/19 Wausau 80/55 s 81/66 s in size Thursday, shutting down threatened in nearby Groveland, survived. businesses in surrounding com- a community of 600 about five “We’re all just standing on munities and leading scores of miles from the fire and 25 miles eggshells, waiting,” Loh said. MAXIS BIGHORN TIRES – SET OF 4 - $559.95 tourists to leave the area during from the entrance of Yosemite. The governor’s emergency two 26X9R12 and two 26X11R12 peak season. “Usually during summer, it’s declaration finding “conditions of plus FREE MOUNTING California Gov. 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All Park officials said the fire has burning across the western U.S. we see is firefighters, emergency not impacted the park itself, www.northwoodsarcticcat.com715-561-5221 Fire officials said the blaze personnel and fire trucks.” which can still be accessed via near Yosemite, which threatens Though Wilkinson said she state Routes 140 and 41 from the www.rentupnorth.com several thousand homes, hotels and her husband are staying put west, as well as State Route 120 and camp buildings, had grown — for now — many area busi- from the east side. to more than 84 square miles and nesses have closed and people Yosemite Valley is clear of was only 2 percent contained who had vacation rental homes smoke, all accommodations and Tour bus overturns along Thursday, down from 5 percent a are cancelling plans, local busi- attractions are open, and camp- day earlier. Two homes and ness owners said. grounds are full, said park seven outbuildings have been “This fire, it’s killing our spokesman Scott Gediman. Dur- California freeway; 52 hurt destroyed. financial picture,” said Corinna ing summer weekdays, the park While the park remains open, Loh, whose family owns the still- gets up to 15,000 visitors. the blaze has caused the closure open Iron Door Saloon and Grill “The fire is totally outside the LOS ANGELES (AP) — A tour downtown Los Angeles, where of Alhambra. of a 4-mile stretch of State Route in Groveland. “This is our high park,” Gediman said. “The park’s bus carrying gamblers to an Indi- firefighters laid out red, yellow A call to a phone listing for a 120, one of three entrances into season and it has gone to noth- very busy, people are here. an casino overturned along a and green tarps to evaluate the Jinquan Yang in Alhambra went Yosemite on the west side, devas- ing, we’re really hurting.” There’s no reason that they Southern California freeway injured. unanswered Thursday evening. tating areas that live off of park- Loh said most of her employ- should not come.” after sideswiping a car, injuring Fifty-two people, mostly elder- The driver whose car Yang fueled tourism. ees have left town. And the fami- The Yosemite County Tourism more than 50 people on board ly, suffered minor injuries, struck was not injured. Officials have advised volun- ly’s Spinning Wheel Ranch, Bureau based in Mariposa has Thursday, authorities said. according to doctors and fire offi- Eight bus passengers needed tary evacuations of the gated where they rent cabins to been helping tourists displaced The driver made an “unsafe cials. At least one passenger immediate medical attention, summer community of Pine tourists, has also been evacuated by the fire to find new accommo- lane change” to the left, struck reported wearing a seatbelt, Van including five who were flown by Mountain Lake, population because it’s directly in the line of dations in other park-area towns, the car “and then overcorrected Valkenburgh said. helicopter to Los Angeles Coun- 2,800, other area residences, sev- fire. 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Produce” will originate on the will host the session and will Minkin said the post has donated campus of the University of Wis- answer food preservation ques- to many organizations, including consin-Madison and be transmit- tions following the webinar. the Dominic Jacobetti Center in ted to attendees by computer Participants are welcome to Marquette, the Oscar G. Johnson web connection. bring lunch or a snack. Veterans Administration Hospi- Barbara Ingham will discuss There is no charge to attend, tal in Iron Mountain, Ironwood the proper care and handling of but registration is required to Volunteer Fire Department, Fes- fruits and vegetables. Topics arrange seating and handouts. tival Ironwood Committee, Boys include harvesting produce for Call UW-Extension at 715-561- State, JROTC and others. “The storage, successful post-harvest 2695 or MSU-Extension at 906- post prides itself for being an care, in-garden storage, curing 663-4045 to register. After-hours active member and contributor vegetables and avoiding chill callers may leave their name and to many of our community-based injury. Ingham will also detail the number of people attending. organizations,” Minkin said. Submitted photo Health workshop series planned in Ewen EWEN — The Western Upper Peninsula Health Department will offer a six-week workshop series beginning Tuesday in Ewen. Community calendar Personal Action Toward Health, or PATH, is a six-week work- shop series designed to help cancer survivors manage their health. The workshops will meet Tuesdays at noon (EDT) at the Ewen Email calendar items and com- Festival Membership Potluck mittee, 6 p.m., public hearing on DOVE Support Group, noon-2 Medical Dental Center, starting Aug. 27. munity news to news@yourdaily- Picnic, noon, Little Finland, Kim- amendments to zoning ordinance, p.m. 906-932-4990. Topics will include managing symptoms, relaxation and breath- globe.com. For more information, ball, Wis. 906-932-1608. Iron County Memorial Building, Iron County Veterans Service ing techniques and improving communication with health care call Community Editor Michelle Gogebic and Iron Paisano Hurley. Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer (Wis.) providers, family and friends. Each week, participants will create Thomasini at 906-932-2211. Club Annual Summer Picnic, 1 Town Hall. 715-561-2190. an action plan to accomplish a realistic, attainable goal, a news p.m., Bluff View Park, Bessemer. Tuesday, Aug. 27 Adult Education Class, 4-7 release said. Today Members, guests and new mem- p.m., high school library, Hurley K- PATH is open to residents of Gogebic, Ontonagon, Baraga, bers welcome. 715-561-2459. Gogebic County Veterans Ser- 12 School. 715-561-4900, exten- Houghton and Keweenaw counties. Participation is free. Treasure Room, 9 a.m.-noon, at Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 vice Officer, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Iron- sion 258. Iron County Food Pantry, 72 Michi- p.m., closed meeting, Salem wood Memorial Building. 906-667- Family Caregivers Support For more information, call the health department at 906-482- gan Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- Lutheran Church, Ironwood. 1110. Group, 5:30 p.m., Conference 7382, ext. 189. 4450. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Room A, Aspirus Grand View Hos- “Fireflies,” 11 a.m., art and p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. pital, Ironwood. 906-932-2525. words activity for grade school stu- Bessemer. area74.org. area74.org. Superior Bike Ride, 6 p.m., Across the Range dents, Ironwood Carnegie Library. Survivors of Suicide, 6 p.m., departs from Brewster’s, Ironwood. Mercer Food Pantry, noon-1 Monday, Aug. 26 Zion Lutheran Church basement, 906-932-2020. Praise chorus service p.m., Railroad Street, Mercer, Wis. Ironwood. 906-932-5718. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 For more information, call the Emergencies: 715-476-7655. Iron County Food Pantry and Gogebic Range Concert Band p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, planned library at 715-476-2366. Alcoholics Anonymous/Al- Treasure Room, 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Performance, 7 p.m., Longyear Bessemer. area74.org. Anon, noon, Salem Lutheran Michigan Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715- Park, Ironwood. Government WAKEFIELD — Cornerstone Western U.P. Board of Church, Ironwood. area74.org. 561-4450. Al-Anon, 7 p.m., Salem Luther- Gogebic-Iron Wastewater Church of Ramsay will sponsor a Health to meet Downtown Art Place Puppetry Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, an Church, Ironwood. Authority and Board, 2 p.m., joint “Praise in the Park” event Saturday Workshop Performance, 1:30 Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 regular meeting, treatment facility, at the pavilion in Eddy Park on Sun- ONTONAGON — The regular p.m., DAP, Aurora Street, Ironwood. Finnish Language Classes, p.m., Episcopal Church of the Ironwood. day Lake in Wakefield. monthly meeting of the Western Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 4:15 p.m. beginners, 5 p.m. Transfiguration, Ironwood. Gogebic County Finance, The free, public event is a praise U.P. Board of Health is set for Mon- p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic advanced, with Seija Jarvenpaa, area74.org. Budgeting and Auditing Commit- chorus service. day at 6 p.m. EDT at the Western Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Little Finland, Kimball, Wis. 906- Government tee, 4:15 p.m., courthouse, Besse- Boys and Girls Club U.P. Health Department office, 408 932-1608. Iron County Mining Impact mer. Copper St., in Ontonagon. Saturday, Aug. 24 Youth Trail Bike Ride, 6 p.m., Committee, 3 p.m., courthouse, Gogebic County Board of organizational meeting for kids 11-18, meet at Hobby Hurley. Commissioners, 5 p.m., county scheduled Middle school, freshmen Airport Day, 7:30 a.m.-3 p.m., Wheel, Ironwood. 906-932-3332. Ironwood Carnegie Library courthouse, Bessemer. orientation set Gogebic-Iron County Airport, Iron- Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 Board of Trustees, 4 p.m., library. IRONWOOD — An organiza- wood Township. 906-932-3121. p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic 906-932-0203. Thursday, Aug. 29 tional meeting for a local Boys and Treasure Room, 9 a.m.-noon, at Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Gogebic Community College IRONWOOD — Luther L. Wright Girls Club will be held Saturday at 1 High School will hold orientation for Iron County Food Pantry, 72 Michi- Author Talk with Sara Rath, 7 Board, 4:30 p.m., annual budget Treasure Room, 9 a.m.-noon, at p.m. at Trinity Lutheran Church in gan Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- p.m., Mercer (Wis.) Public Library. hearing, room B-22 of the Jacob Iron County Food Pantry, 72 Michi- seventh, eighth and ninth grade Ironwood. students and their parents next 4450. 715-476-2366. Solin Business Center, GCC. gan Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- The club welcomes children Alcoholics Anonymous, 11 Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 Iron County Board of Supervi- 4450. week. ages 6-18 from Ironwood, Hurley, Orientation meetings are set for a.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Iron- p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Iron- sors, 6 p.m., courthouse, Hurley. Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Bessemer and Wakefield. wood. area74.org. wood. area74.org. vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., Wednesday, with sessions for sev- Gogebic-Iron Detachment of Government Wednesday, Aug. 28 Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., Author talk with Sara Rath enth grade at 5:30 p.m.; eighth the Marine Corps League Annual Gogebic County Road Com- Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 grade at 6 p.m.; and ninth grade at Picnic, noon, Depot Park, Iron- mission, 4:30 p.m., road commis- Christian Men of the North- p.m., Marenisco Township. 906- MERCER, Wis. — Author Sara 6:30 p.m. Students and their par- wood. 906-932-3565. sion office, courthouse, Bessemer. land, 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Iron- 667-1110. Rath will offer a book reading and ents are encouraged to attend. Alcoholics Anonymous Bessemer Township Board, 5 wood. Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, discussion Monday at 7 p.m. at the Group orientations will be held in Women’s Group, noon, Salem p.m., Bessemer Township Hall, Treasure Room, 9 a.m.-noon, at Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Mercer Public Library. the high school gym and attendees Lutheran, Ironwood. area74.org. Ramsay. Iron County Food Pantry, 72 Michi- Grief Support Group, 2 p.m., Rath’s books include “Star Lake should use the school’s Pabst Boys and Girls Club Organiza- Ironwood Township Board, gan Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- The Inn Bed and Breakfast, Mon- Saloon and Housekeeping Cot- Street loading dock entry. tional Meeting, 1 p.m., Trinity 5:30 p.m., Ironwood Township 4450. treal, Wis. 906-663-0308. tages” and “The Waters of Star Student tours, locker informa- Lutheran Church, Ironwood. offices. Mentoring of Moms, 9-10:30 Stateline Motocross Open Lake.” Rath’s family has had a tion, handbook items and the Downtown Art Place Puppetry Wakefield City Council, 5:30 a.m., Range Community Bible Track Practice, 4-8 p.m., Gogebic cabin in Mercer for five genera- upcoming year’s events will be cov- Workshop Performance, 1:30 p.m., Wakefield City Hall. Church, Hurley. 715-561-4355. County fairgrounds, Ironwood. New tions. ered. The first day of school is p.m., DAP, Aurora Street, Ironwood. Bessemer Area School Dis- Watersmeet Community riders welcome. 906-364-6889. The free event is open to the Tuesday, Sept. 3. Praise in the Park, 6 p.m., trict Board of Education, 6 p.m., Blood Drive, 11 a.m.-3 p.m., Lac Knights of Columbus Fourth public and light refreshments will be For more information, call the praise chorus service, pavilion, A.D. Johnston High School library. Vieux Desert Resort Casino, Degree Pere Menard Assembly served. school at 906-932-0932. Eddy Park, Wakefield. Mercer School Board, 6 p.m., Watersmeet. 800-280-4102 for 471, 6 p.m. business meeting, KC Mercer K-12 School commons, appointments. Hall, Ironwood. Sunday, Aug. 25 Mercer, Wis. Alcoholics Anonymous, open Knights of Columbus Council Iron County Comprehensive meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran 1396, 6:30 p.m. business meeting, National Finnish American Planning/Land and Zoning Com- Church, Ironwood. area74.org. KC Hall, Ironwood. BessemerNOTICE OF INTENT Township is applying to the U.S. Department of Agri- culture – Rural Development for funds to construct wastewater Minnesota grandma saves snow for California granddaughter collection system improvements in the Ramsay area. The Work will include manhole, sewer and equipment replacements aimed ST. CLOUD, Minn. (AP) — Bernie Osten- A St. Cloud Times report says Cedar and Cedar was visiting from the Los Angeles at correcting structural deficiencies and eliminating portions of dorf loves winter in St. Cloud, and she her grandmother made a snowman on Fri- area with her mother, Mari Ostendorf. Mari clear water infiltration and inflow into the sewer system. Construc- wanted her granddaughter from California day in Ostendorf’s yard. says she thinks it’s great that Bernie Osten- tion is expected to start in 2014. to know the same thrill of playing in the The task was challenging because the dorf and her granddaughter make a point to snow. So she kept bags of snow in her freez- snow had frozen into a solid mass. But it play in the snow. She says it’s what every A portion of the funding would be on a loan basis not expected to er until 6-year-old Cedar Moore visited last began melting quickly with temperatures in grandma should be doing, and that it cre- exceed $1,700,000. Acceptance of the loan funding would result week. the 80s. ates beautiful memories. in utility user fees for the citizens of Bessemer Township located in the Ramsay area. Ironwood Hours Planning documents for this project are available for review at the Bessemer Township Hall, N10338 Mill Street, Ramsay, MI 49959. 7:30-5 M-F 8-3 Sat. 8-NoonSun. As Good As Ribs Get! (906)932-2311 PIZZA & CAESAR www.forslund.com Eat in or take out! www.tacconellis.com 932-2101 Ironwood • Land O’Lakes • Caspian

SEA-DOO’S FOR RENT Marty’s Goldenaires Fundraising Picnic Public Invited to help us keep on marchin’ Saturday, August 24th from Noon - ? Bluff Valley Park, Bessemer, MI Food, Beverages, Bake Sale, Raffles, Face Painting, Kid & Adult Games, Beer & Safe Ride Available Sales • Service • Parts • Accessories Lowell Street Band show starts at 6 p.m. With a special performance by Marty’s Cloverland Motors NO COVER 300 E. Cloverland Dr., (U.S. 2) • Ironwood, MI 49938 1-800-932-1202 • Phone: 906-932-1202 • Fax: 906-932-3295 CHARGE! 4 l FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 2013 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM America should encourage immigrants MONTERCHI, Italy — It was a lovely These are still largely homogenous countries DAILY GLOBE summer evening. Large families filled the that lack the diversity and tolerance that terrace at La Pieve Vecchio, a restaurant has always marked the New World culture. Sue Mizell, Publisher occupying an old convent on the outskirts of True, America has frequently exhibited a this hilltop village in Tuscany. Some groups streak of xenophobia, or fear of foreigners, Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor even included small children, perched in that focuses today on Latinos and Muslims. high chairs or wandering the dining area Cokie and But there’s no Statue of Liberty welcoming with an anxious parent trailing close behind. Steve Roberts newcomers to Rome or Paris or Berlin. And That’s a common scene in America but not when they do come to Europe, immigrants In Their Opinion in Europe, especially in Italy. Here, children are less likely to settle down and become are almost as rare as the truffles that were part of the community. in high season and featured on La Pieve’s The word “xenophobia” is originally Don’t let politicians menu. And that birth dearth is causing a cri- important insight into the immigration Greek, not English. A Somali working in the sis across the continent. reform debate that has paused for August market at Umbertide will never be truly Ital- “As if it did not have enough problems back in Washington but will resume in the ian, while an Italian who opens a bakery in kill redistricting bill with its never-ending fiscal and economic fall. Cleveland can eventually become a full-bod- crisis,” notes international economist Paolo Yes, Americans are somewhat more fertile ied, flag-waving American. von Schirach, “Europe is also afflicted by than Europeans, but the United States has Faced with this “demographic decline,” long-term, possibly terminal, demographic something else that is just as valuable to the European governments are struggling for without hearing decline.” economy as children. Foreigners. answers. Some have provided lavish subsi- The impact of this decline has “already Proponents of immigration reform have dies to young couples to bear more children. In April, state Rep. Mandy Wright, D-Wausau, intro- had noticeable effects, none of them good,” focused on the enormous economic benefits Others are trying to convince women to join duced a bill that would take the job of drawing legislative he explains. Lower birth rates lead to aging contributed by newcomers —starting new and stay in the workforce. But these goals districts out of the hands of legislators and give it to the populations, fewer young people in the work- businesses, inventing new products, filling can be contradictory, especially for tradition- nonpartisan Legislative Fiscal Bureau. The proposal, force and a shrinking tax base. jobs others don’t want. But they also foot the al European cultures that have “long glori- which is modeled on a system in use in Iowa, would As the New York Times recently reported nation’s bills. They help alleviate the “fright- fied stay-at-home mothers,” notes the Times. improve Wisconsin’s politics, putting an end to the from Germany, “Europe’s plunge in fertility ening implications for the economy” posed by “Another way to adjust to the population deplorable spectacle of politicians choosing their voters rates over the decades (presents) a problem an aging population that uses more services decline is to get older workers to postpone when it’s supposed to be the other way around. that has frightening implications for the and pays fewer taxes. retirement,” the Times added. For example, There are a lot of politicians who would like to see the economy and the psyche of the Continent.” Sure, the United States is running huge “Volkswagen has redesigned its assembly proposal go nowhere. And that’s exactly what will hap- The problem is particularly acute in Italy, budget deficits, but our fiscal problems are line to ease the bending and overhead work pen, unless we demand otherwise. where the average birth rate is 1.39 children far less severe than those in Europe, and that put excessive strain on workers’ bodies.” Daily Herald Media is participating in a statewide per female, far below the 2.1 needed to keep immigrants are one key reason. Europe would be far better off if it had push to keep these proposals from being killed off by the population stable. “The number of great- We did see some foreigners here in Italy, young immigrants to do all that bending and politicians who would rather maximize their own political grandparents is overtaking the number of and not just tourists. Our server at La Pieve reaching — and to pay taxes on their earn- gains than listen to the will of the public. Along with the great-grandchildren,” according to the Aspen was a young woman from Poland; another ings. They don’t, but the United States does. Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, the Wisconsin State Jour- Institute Italia, “and in addition to an waiter told us he’d come from Romania with And that’s why the message from Monterchi nal, Madison’s WISC-TV, the Beloit Daily News, the La increase in the number of people over 65, his mother. In the marketplace at nearby is clear: America should encourage more Crosse Tribune and others, we are calling on Wisconsin Italy is also seeing a rise in over 80-year- Umbertide, several vendors wore the hijab, a immigrants and legalize the ones who are olds.” already contributing to our economic vitali- legislators to schedule hearings in the fall session on Muslim head scarf. This is not a new story; European birth But Europe has far more trouble than ty. Assembly Bill 185 and its Senate counterpart, Senate Bill rates have been dropping for many years. America does in attracting and assimilating Steve and Cokie Roberts can be con- 163. But the perspective from Monterchi offers an hardworking, bill-paying young immigrants. tacted by email at [email protected]. The public at least deserves a chance to learn more about these proposals. Blatantly partisan redistricting is an embarrassment if Letter you care about democracy. It also has real and negative effects. Politicians in “safe” districts, liberal or conserva- Mining company shouldn’t sure during the construction of tive, are driven to take extreme positions that appeal to let negativity stop them the paved roads that they drove their base, rather than to the less ideologically driven on to attend the meeting, a few median voter. To the Editor: mud puddles were filled in and a I attended the Wisconsin couple cattails were knocked Here’s the principle: We are better when we’re open to Department of Natural arguments we do not agree with. We are better when we down in the process, as well. Resources public hearing on Aug. The WDNR is well-equipped compromise and find common ground. Our political sys- 15 in Hurley regarding Gogebic tem should reflect that, but Wisconsin’s system of redis- to handle the permitting process, Taconite’s request for bulk sam- so let them perform their duties. tricting fosters the opposite values: Closed-mindedness, pling and pre-application notice If G-Tac does not cross all the wagon-circling and, above all, partisanship. for a mining permit. “t”s and dot all the “i”s, the We’re better than that. But it will take outside pres- I take exception with the WDNR won’t issue the permits sure to get things to change. Our politicians have proven Daily Globe’s front-page article required to begin mining. that they’re not going to do it on their own. on Aug. 16, “Many residents It’s the 21st century, folks. Call your state legislators. Email them. Show up at oppose Gogebic Taconite mine.” You can have clean water and a their offices. Ask them to support a change to the broken Between the hours of 10 a.m. and mine. It’s not an “either/or” status quo. noon, I believe only two speakers proposition. —Wausau (Wis.) Daily Herald actually resided in Iron County. I’d also like the speakers unfa- The vast majority of speakers miliar with the history of the were from out of town or county, Penokee Hills to know that this and many were from out of state. Today in history area did not become “pristine” One speaker was even from until well after the Hurley and Arizona and said he owned prop- Ironwood areas were almost The Associated Press erty in Wisconsin, but did not In 1926, silent film star Rudolph Five years ago: Democratic Miles is 83. Actress Barbara Eden is “void” of trees from logging and Today is Friday, Aug. 23, the Valentino died in New York at age presidential candidate Barack 82. Political satirist Mark Russell is state where the property was. providing timber to the hundreds 235th day of 2013. There are 130 31. Obama introduced his choice of run- 81. Pro Football Hall of Famer There were speakers from Min- of iron ore mines that used to dot days left in the year. In 1927, amid protests, Italian- ning mate, Sen. Joe Biden of Sonny Jurgensen is 79. Actor nesota, Madison (of course), Iron the Penokee Range. The trees Today’s Highlight in History born anarchists Nicola Sacco and Delaware, before a crowd outside Richard Sanders is 73. Ballet dancer River, Wausau, Rhinelander and grew back and the landscape On August 23, 1973, a bank rob- Bartolomeo Vanzetti were executed the Old State Capitol in Springfield, Patricia McBride is 71. Former Sur- other Wisconsin towns. Many of healed itself long before we had bery-turned-hostage-taking began in in Boston for the murders of two men Ill. Two foreign journalists, Canadian geon General Antonia Novello is 69. the speakers had their speeches all the governmental agencies of Stockholm, Sweden; the four during a 1920 robbery. Amanda Lindhout and Australian Pro Football Hall of Famer Rayfield well-rehearsed, as they have hostages ended up empathizing with In 1939, Nazi Germany and the Nigel Brennan, were kidnapped near Wright is 68. Country singer Rex today to ensure things are done probably used them many times correctly and repaired when the their captors, a psychological condi- Soviet Union agreed to a non- Mogadishu, Somalia; both were Allen Jr. is 66. Singer Linda Thomp- elsewhere and are opposed to tion now referred to as “Stockholm aggression treaty, the Molotov- freed after 15 months in captivity. At son is 66. Actress Shelley Long is mining is complete. mining and development, no Syndrome.” Ribbentrop Pact, in Moscow. the Beijing Olympics, the United 64. Actor-singer Rick Springfield is I hope G-Tac doesn’t let all the On this Date In 1944, Romanian prime minis- States won gold in the women’s and 64. Country singer-musician Woody matter where it’s proposed. negativity from outsiders fright- In 1305, Scottish rebel leader Sir ter Ion Antonescu was dismissed by men’s 1,600-meter relay track Paul (Riders in the Sky) is 64. Queen I’m sure that those opposing en them away and they realize William Wallace was executed by King Michael, paving the way for events. The U.S. women’s basket- Noor of Jordan is 62. Actor-producer the mine all drove their cars (not the silent majority of people in the English for treason. Romania to abandon the Axis in ball team beat Australia 92-65 to win Mark Hudson is 62. Actor Skipp Sud- prairie schooners) that are made Iron County support their In 1775, Britain’s King George III favor of the Allies. a fourth straight gold medal. Angel duth is 57. MLB All-Star pitcher Mike of steel (hopefully produced in efforts, and what they will bring proclaimed the American colonies to In 1960, Broadway librettist Matos of Cuba and his coach were Boddicker is 56. Rock musician the United States and not to the area. be in a state of “open and avowed Oscar Hammerstein II, 65, died in banned for life after the taekwondo Dean DeLeo (Army of Anyone; imported from some country that rebellion.” Doylestown, Pa. athlete kicked the referee in the face Stone Temple Pilots) is 52. Tejano hates us) to the meeting. I’m Steve Johnson In 1858, “Ten Nights in a Bar- In 1982, Lebanon’s parliament following his bronze-medal match singer Emilio Navaira is 51. Country Hurley room,” a play by Timothy Shay elected Christian militia leader disqualification. musician Ira Dean (Trick Pony) is 44. Arthur about the perils of drinking Bashir Gemayel president; however, One year ago: First lady Michelle Actor Jay Mohr is 43. Actor Ray Park Letters Policy alcohol, opened in New York. Gemayel was assassinated some Obama consoled relatives of wor- is 39. Actor Scott Caan is 37. Coun- In 1912, actor, dancer, director three weeks later. shippers gunned down at a Sikh try singer Shelly Fairchild is 36. Fig- The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters should deal and choreographer Gene Kelly was Ten years ago: Former priest temple in suburban Milwaukee. ure skater Nicole Bobek is 36. Rock with matters of current, public interest. We will publish as many as possi- born Eugene Curran Kelly in Pitts- singer Julian Casablancas (The John Geoghan, the convicted child Lance Armstrong chose not to pur- ble, however we reserve the right to reject any letter and to edit those that burgh. sue arbitration in the drug case Strokes) is 35. NBA player Kobe molester whose prosecution sparked are to be published. Please avoid name-calling or personal attacks. In 1913, Copenhagen’s Little the sex abuse scandal that shook brought against him by the U.S. Anti- Bryant is 35. Actress Annie Ilonzeh is Letters should be no longer than 400 words. They must be signed by Mermaid statue, inspired by the the Roman Catholic Church nation- Doping Agency, setting the stage for 30. NBA player Jeremy Lin is 25. the author, and an address and phone number must be included for veri- Hans Christian Andersen story, was wide, died after another inmate his Tour de France titles to be Thought for Today: “The chains fication purposes. unveiled in the harbor of the Danish attacked him in a Massachusetts stripped and his name to be all but which cramp us most are those Letters may be mailed to Letters to the Editor, Daily Globe, 118 E. capital. prison. All-Star baseball player wiped from the record books of the which weigh on us least.” — Anne McLeod Ave., Ironwood MI 49938; emailed to: In 1914, Japan declared war Bobby Bonds, slugger Barry Bonds’ sport he once ruled. Sophie Swetchine, Russian-French [email protected]; or faxed to 906-932-5358. against Germany in World War I. father, died at age 57. Today’s Birthdays: Actress Vera author (1782-1857).

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PUBLISHER EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna Martilla yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CLASSIFIED/LEGAL ADVERTISING Larry Holcombe Becky Torro Award Winning Newspaper ADVERTISING DIRECTOR LEAD PRESS USPS 269-980 Gary Pennington Bill Westerman Published daily Monday - Saturday CIRCULATION (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Marissa Casari Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 2013 l 5 Schools AREA / STATE Record

POLICE REPORTS From page 1 City of Ironwood funding, including increases in The Ironwood Public Safety property values. taying the way Department received a Wednesday Patritto said property value is evening complaint of a man urinat- “S ing in front of children behind a averaged out among students, we are isn’t going to South Curry Street residence. basically “putting a dollar sign get us to the future. The 8:25 p.m. report said the above their heads. man was intoxicated when he uri- “If the property value per stu- We have to give this nated where children were playing. dent goes up, the state aid goes a shot.” Officers located the man sleeping down,” Patritto said. “It could go at a different location, woke him up, one way or the other, but either —Chris Patritto and advised him not to urinate in way, there are more people to Hurley K-12 School District public again. spread the levy (among) and Administrator Gogebic County more people making more Bernie Sanders, 44, of Besse- mer, was arrested on Tuesday on money. Either way, the commu- with Gogebic-Taconite officials to Lake Road in Ironwood Township for nity will be OK.” discuss specific needs, and how driving with no license and resisting Torkelson said it’s a “reason- things are changing in the class- and obstructing an officer, according able thing” to believe that a rooms. to a Michigan State Police report. greater population will help alle- “If you asked me 15 years ago, ——— viate the tax burden, and a I would have told you that most Amanda Kay Clark, 23, of “rational assumption” that the kids were going to four-year N10356 Lake Road, Ironwood Township, was arrested on Tuesday burden on individual families schools,” Patritto said. “Now, Submitted photo will go down, as well. tech trades are coming back. at 5:20 p.m. for a failure to appear in LAST WEEKEND the Gogebic Range Woodcarvers conducted a workshop at A.D. Johnston High School in court warrant out of Midland County, There are a lot of jobs out there, Bessemer. Carvers with their completed projects are, left to right, Dennis Eifola, John Halvorson, Elaine Sten- and we need to make kids and according to a Gogebic County Training classes man (instructor), Kathy Rooni, Al Archie, Bonnie Wielgotz, Fred Stenman (instructor), Al Achter and Tony Sheriff’s Department report. Committee members asked if parents aware of that. Gonsoski. ——— Torkelson and Patritto had dis- “Many parents feel that their Alec Johnothan Bowers, 19, of cussed the possibility of offering kid needs to go to a four-year Sidnaw, was arrested at Walmart in training classes for students in school to get a good job, but tech Ironwood on Tuesday at 9:35 p.m. mining. schools are also an option for for third-degree retail fraud, accord- “I would love to see a school- great career opportunities. It’s ing to a MSP report. to-work program, to place kids our job to make those opportuni- Analysis: Many insurance before graduation,” Torkelson ties known to both students and said. “We’re working on the edu- parents.” Wisconsin teen cation that technical students Another goal is to have min- gets life in fire need, improving welding stations ing-specific equipment installed options under exchange and transfer to credit courses so in schools to help students learn students can get college credits. the trade earlier. MADISON, Wis. (AP) — plans that take effect in January. Fond du Lac, where six insurers that killed 3 We want to prepare for this now, “Staying the way we are isn’t There will be multiple options But a spokesman for the Wis- will be offering plans, the report so if and when it happens, we’re going to get us to the future,” across Wisconsin for purchasing consin insurance commissioner’s said. Five companies will be sell- nephews insurance through the new mar- office dismissed the report as ing in Janesville, Appleton, Man- in position for this.” Patritto said. “We have to give DARLINGTON, Wis. (AP) — ketplaces, or exchanges, required speculative. itowoc and Green Bay. And four Patritto spoke about meeting this a shot.” Sharon Wand could barely finish under the federal health care J.P.Wieske said exchange ser- insurers will be selling in a sentence without breaking overhaul, an analysis released vice areas have no relationship to Waukesha, Racine, Kenosha, down in sobs. The grieving Wis- Thursday concluded. insurance company service Sheboygan, Eau Claire and Weather consin mother was recalling how Citizen Action of Wisconsin areas. He said the analysis also Wausau. her three young sons considered determined that every part of the is based on old data and is not In Wisconsin, about 92,000 their uncle a role model, some- state is covered by at least two based on exchange filings. people currently on Medicaid will storm and a front that arrived on one who taught them how to From page 1 insurance companies, at least “Anything you say about cov- be losing their coverage starting Wednesday evening. count and ride a bicycle. Then three companies will be selling erage or coverage maps is specu- in January. Gov. Scott Walker, of the glitch in the power for a “It got real dark and the street she tearfully asked that uncle, plans in nearly 99 percent of the lative,” Wieske said. an opponent of the federal law, few seconds across much of the lights came on during the day,” her teenage brother-in-law, how state, and more than 68 percent Earlier this month the state toughened Medicaid eligibility, Gogebic Range, according to the he said. he could kill those boys for $300. of the state will be covered by at insurance commissioner’s office forcing those people off of the IPSD report. The National Weather Service Wand spoke Thursday at the least four companies. released the names of the compa- state’s BadgerCare plan and into The momentary outage ended said around 5:30 p.m. Wednes- sentencing hearing of Jeremy L. Under the federal law, each nies that will be selling insur- the marketplace. a wild weather day that brought day there was wind damage from Wand, 19, who pleaded guilty to insurance provider selling ance through the exchanges, but There is also an estimated heavy rain extending to the storm reported by the public helping his older brother set the through the exchange must offer it has not provided details about 400,000 uninsured people in the Watersmeet. about five miles southeast of house fire that killed Jeremy at least two levels of coverage. coverage or rates. Wieske said state who may be shopping for Around 2:30 p.m., a lightning Watersmeet. Small tree limbs Wand’s three nephews and his This means at least six different insurance companies have until coverage through the market- storm front moved in off Lake blew down and winds were esti- brother’s unborn daughter. The plans will be on offer nearly Sept. 9 to sign an exchange ser- place to avoid federal penalties. Superior and pounded the Iron- mated at more than 30 mph. teen’s 2-year-old niece survived. everywhere in Wisconsin, the vice contract, and that informa- The state Department of wood-Hurley area. Pea-sized hail fell. “You were not just an uncle, a Citizen Action report said. tion won’t be released until after Health Services, along with The official National Weather The rain was a godsend to brother-in-law — you were like a Thirteen insurance companies the deadline. dozens of other public and pri- Service station at the Ironwood farmers and gardeners in the son to me,” Sharon Wand said have notified state regulators “We’ll do it when we can,” vate local groups, is working on wastewater treatment plant area as August had turned very with a cracking voice. “Now I do that they will be selling individu- Wieske said, adding there is no coming up with plans for recorded .53 inch of rain for the dry following a wetter than nor- not know how to feel about you. I al plans through the exchanges, date yet. enrolling those people starting in 24-hour period to 7 a.m. Thurs- mal earlier summer. still love you — but I hate you for where people can shop for insur- The most competition between October. day, but there were higher totals The .53 inch that fell on Iron- what you did.” ance starting in October for plans will be in Madison and elsewhere. wood increased the August total As she spoke, Jeremy Wand Saxon received about an inch to 1.87 inches, short of the long- looked at his hands, handcuffed of rain and Watersmeet was term average of 2.49 inches. in his lap. He appeared stoic, pummeled with heavy blasts The high humidity vanished sometimes whispering with his from two storm fronts, according following the rain. No Asian carp DNA found in attorney but rarely looking over to town officials there. The forecast calls for highs in at Sharon Wand. Town of Watersmeet secretary the 80s or high 70s through next He declined to speak before Tom Radzilowicz said there was Wednesday, with a 20 percent Kalamazoo River samples the judge handed down his sen- some hail and “a lot of water” chance of thunderstorms on Sat- tence — life in prison. The soon- there from both a 2:30 p.m. urday and 80 percent on Sunday. est he could be eligible for parole KALAMAZOO (AP) — No fish for food. Jim Dexter said in a statement. is in 35 years. genetic material from Asian carp As part of a larger monitoring “Traditional fish sampling that Wand pleaded guilty in June turned up in 200 water samples program, tributaries of Lake uses electrofishing or netting is to six charges, including three Comments taken from Michigan’s Kalama- Michigan also were sampled, the inefficient at collecting fish that counts of being a party to first- zoo River in July, one of a series Michigan Department of Natural are in low numbers. These ... degree intentional homicide. of tests for the aquatic invaders Resources said. They are the efforts allow us to be strategic Prosecutors said Wand’s 33- [email protected]. From page 1 in Great Lakes tributaries, offi- Muskegon, St. Joseph and Grand about collecting information and year-old brother, Armin Wand Information submitted to the cials said Thursday. rivers. Tests also were conducted focusing further monitoring or III, schemed to set the fire last to take comments on the bulk agency by Gogebic Taconite, sampling plan and pre-applica- The samples were taken by on Lake St. Clair, the Detroit control efforts if needed.” year to kill Sharon Wand and including the proposed bulk sam- the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Ser- River and tributaries of western The state agency said it is ask- their four children, and then col- tion process. About 250 people ple plan and pre-application attended the hearing, and more vice, which is monitoring Great Lake Erie, including the Belle, ing boaters and anglers to report lect on insurance policies. They description, is available on the Lakes tributaries for signs of the Black and Swan rivers. fish they think may be Asian said Jeremy Wand agreed to par- than 100 spoke on the project. DNR’s Gogebic mining project Any member of the public may invasive fish. Test results for these locations carp. ticipate for a $300 cut of the web page. DNA from bighead and silver will be available later this year, “We need the people who are insurance money. submit comments via email or G-Tac’s project materials are through regular mail to: Larry carp has been detected in Chica- the DNR said. on the water ... to be our eyes and Assistant attorney general available at the Hurley Public go-area waterways, raising con- “We appreciate the coordina- ears across the landscape,” said Roy Korte, who prosecuted the Lynch, DNR, 101 S. Webster Library, 405 5th Ave. N., Hurley, Street, Madison, Wisconsin cerns that they may be near tion and resources made avail- DNR official Tammy Newcomb. case, acknowledged that Armin 715-561-5707; and Vaughn Pub- Lake Michigan. Both were able by the Great Lakes Restora- “These individuals should be Wand was the instigator. But he 53707, or by e-mail to: DNR- lic Library, 502 West Main WAMINING-GOGEBICTA- imported from Asia. Officials are tion Initiative and the U.S. Fish observant and report fish they noted that Jeremy Wand could Street, Ashland, 715-682-7060. trying to prevent them from and Wildlife Service in this early believe are Asian carp.” have refused to start the fire at reaching the Great Lakes, where monitoring and detection effort,” the Argyle home, or he could they could out-compete native DNR Fisheries Division Chief have saved the screaming chil- Jobs dren. Drowning victim was new UW-Madison student Lottery Wausau remained at 9.6 percent, From page 1 better than the 10.1 percent of a MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Preliminary autopsy results rescue him. Thursday 36-40-41-45-53-54-56- state’s 72 counties. The lowest year ago. Michigan 61-67-77 Authorities say a 20-year-old indicate de la Cruz’s death was Authorities recovered his body Midday Daily 3: 7-7-4 rate was 4.3 percent in St. Croix Wisconsin’s overall 6.8 per- Wisconsin man who drowned while swim- consistent with accidental around 6:40 p.m. Midday Daily 4: 5-3-4-8 SuperCash: 02-04-20- County, while the highest was cent jobless rate for July was Daily 3: 1-7-3 27-35-38 ming in Lake Mendota was a drowning. De la Cruz, of Wauwatosa, 16.7 percent in Menominee lower than the national average Daily 4: 0-3-3-7 Badger 5: 02-03-06-24- new student at the University of Officials say de la Cruz was was a transfer student from Mar- Fantasy 5: 01-17-26- 31 County. of 7.4 percent. Wisconsin-Madison. swimming with friends around 3 quette University and was new 34-36 Daily Pick 3: 7-0-1 The jobs report also compared August unemployment num- Keno: 02-06-07-09-11- Daily Pick 4: 3-1-5-2 The Dane County medical p.m. Wednesday when he started to UW-Madison. employment in cities. Superior bers will be released in late 12-14-27-30-31-32-33- examiner’s office identifies the struggling and went underwater. improved from 7.2 percent in September. June to 6.8 percent in July and victim as Richard de la Cruz. Students immediately tried to CITY OF BESSEMER PUBLIC HEARING * Creative Movement/Pre-Ballet Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held at a regular meeting of the Common Council for the City of Bessemer in the * Ballet * Tap *Hip-Hop Council Chambers, City Hall, on Tuesday, September 3, 2013, at 5:00 p.m. relative to the following request from: * Jazz * Funk * Lyrical Shawn and Joanne Koski 203 Wilson Street Ironwood, Michigan 49938 “A positive voice in dance, a positive choice for dance.” FREE Admission — Fun For All Ages To request a Building Permit to allow for the construction of a resi- Event runs from 7:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. * Classes begin Monday, September 9, 2013 * dence in the Industrial Park at the following property: REGISTER NOW - CLASSES FILL UP QUICKLY! Pancake Breakfast, Food Vendors, 608 Industrial Access Road Farmer’s Market, Craft Fair, Health Expos and Open House Bessemer, Michigan 49911 Free Airplane Rides for Children 8-17 years old Monday 8/19-Thursday 8/22 from 3-7 pm at 330 E. Ayer Street, Ironwood. Any person or persons interested in discussing said variance request Come meet the instructors, check out the studio, register for classes, will have the opportunity to be heard at the time and place announced E5560 Airport Road, Ironwood, MI 49938 ask questions and get fitted for dancewear and shoes. above. 906-932-3121 flyfromironwood.com For complete class information and to register on-line go to www.ironwooddance.com James K. Trudgeon/City Clerk E-mail: [email protected] 906-932-1661 6 l FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 2013 AREA / STATE THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM In Tribute Wisconsin moves to increase speed limit Allien G. Cartner MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Wis- er Scott Fitzgerald has said he begin researching this issue," wanted to hear more about the consin's four interstates and U.S. has no plans to bring up the mea- Vos said in a statement. "We are potential risks with a higher IRONWOOD TOWNSHIP, Mich. — Allien G. Cartner, 87, of 41 to the Fox Valley would be the sure soon, and Gov. Scott Walk- committed to keeping Wiscon- speed limit. Ironwood Township, passed away peacefully at home on Aug. most likely candidates for a 70 er's administration has been sin's roads safe, and this propos- "We need to do this carefully. 17, 2013. She died of cancer, surrounded by her husband, mph speed limit if a proposal to noncommittal. al allows the Wisconsin Depart- I'm not saying no. I'm not saying Vern, children, Ted, Janice, Loretta and Dan, and daughter- raise the limit became law. Supporters of a 70 mph speed ment of Transportation to reduce I approve of it," she said. and son-in-law Cindy and Matt. That's according to a prelimi- limit say it will save time for the speed limit where necessary." The DOT report said Inter- She was born June 14, 1926, in Chicago, and moved to “the nary report from the state tourists and commuters and Two Democratic lawmakers — states 39, 43, 90 and 94 in have farm” in north Bessemer in 1972 with Vern. Department of Transportation bring Wisconsin in line with Rep. Penny Bernard Schaber, of fewer crashes than the state's Allien and Vern celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary that Republican Assembly three dozen states that already Appleton, and Sen. Tim Carpen- other four-lane highways divided this year with many fine memories. She smiled when they Speaker Robin Vos gave to the have higher limits. Illinois raised ter, of Milwaukee — said they by a median, and there are fewer danced in the kitchen with Vern singing a Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. its speed limit from 65 to 70 mph were concerned that raising the fatalities on interstates. Four- tune. Vos has backed a speed limit on Monday. limit could lead to more crashes lane roads divided by medians increase that was proposed Tues- "Wisconsin will soon be the and deaths. Schaber, a retired would be candidates for the high- She was a loving mother and gave much of day by Rep. Paul Tittl, R-Mani- only state in the Midwest still at physical therapist, said many of er speed limit. herself to them. Allien, Vern and the kids had towoc, but the bill's prospects are 65. Given the actions by other her former clients had been Work is under way to convert many fun times, including ice skating, sled- uncertain. Senate Majority Lead- states, DOT officials were wise to injured in accidents and she U.S. 41 to an interstate. ding, camping and canoeing, fishing, skiing (downhill and cross-country), cooking, gather- ing around the table and playing cards. Her sparkling eyes and laughter will live on Briefly in their hearts. Lawsuit filed over She took first place in 2009 for the biggest Michigan DNR sends crew to battle Montana fire fish at the Black River Harbor Fishing Tour- Allien G. Cartner LANSING (AP) — The Michigan Department of Natural nament. She made amazing apple and cherry 1926 — 2013 Resources has sent 18 people to help fight a fast-moving fire that has pies from her north Bessemer “farm-picked frack sand mine burned more than 9,500 acres in western Montana, officials said fruit.” She won first place in the county fair for her quilt. An Thursday. accomplished seamstress, she taught her daughters how to The crew includes fire officers, foresters and one surveyor. sew. At family reunions, she won the jarts tournament trophy PRAIRIE DU CHIEN, Wis. environmentally protected for About 50 large, uncontained fires are burning around the nation. (AP) — Environmentalists and its natural beauty, according to many times. O'Neill said the Michigan DNR is well-equipped to deal with any residents in pristine area east of the Journal Sentinel. wildfires that might break out in Michigan, even with some of its Allien worked in the Chicago area as a computer program- the Mississippi River near the "Our zoning says that an mer, and when she moved to the Northwoods, she worked and staffers dispatched elsewhere. Iowa border have gone to court activity must 'not be injurious of Michigan drew considerable out-of-state firefighting help to battle retired from Gogebic Community College in the computer to block a proposed fracking use of other property nor sub- department. the 28-square-mile Sleeper Lake Fire in 2007 and the 31-square-mile sand mine. stantially diminish and impair Duck Lake Fire in 2012, O'Neill said. She had many memorable gatherings with her family and The environmental group, the property value,'" Arnie friends; hayrides with kazoo tooting and homemade farm fruit Crawford Stewardship Project, Steele, a plaintiff in the lawsuit, Pickup driver who killed 2 sisters gets 30 years wine, apple picking and pressing for cider, cookie baking and neighbors have asked a said in a statement. "This per- exchanges during the Christmas season, outings on Father’s judge in Crawford County Cir- mit certainly affects the use of SAGINAW, Mich. (AP) — A Saginaw County judge has given a 30- and Mother’s days, and the list goes on. cuit Court to void two permits my and my neighbor's property to 45-year prison sentence to a man who was on drugs and unlicensed She is survived by her husband Vern, Ironwood; children granted by the Town of Bridge- and ability to sell." when his pickup truck crossed a center line and struck two other and daughter- and sons-in-law, Ted and Cindy Cartner, Anti- port because two members of Beth Regan, a permits and vehicles, killing two sisters. och, Ill., Janice Cartner (husband Al Thompson), Moses Lake, the planning commission have a compliance coordinator for Pat- The March 20 crash in Saginaw Township killed 63-year-old Carol Wash., Loretta Cartner (husband Matt Wilkin), Wrenshall, conflict of interest. The lawsuit tison Sands, said the company Lyle and 67-year-old Judith Kelly, both from Bridgeport. Police say a third sister was at the wheel of the car and was injured. Minn., and Dan Cartner, Watersmeet; and grandchildren, alleges the commissioners have would not comment on the law- family members working for the suit because they're still review- Forty-four-year-old Kevin D. Haynes pleaded no-contest to operat- Naomi Miicke and Matt Welch. ing a motor vehicle on drugs causing death. Cremation has taken place, and a memorial service and company building the mine, Pat- ing it. tison Sand. Frack sand mining is a bur- Judge Darnell Jackson said Thursday that he exceeded sentencing gathering to celebrate her life was attended by family and guidelines because Haynes has an "utterly deplorable criminal histo- friends Tuesday, Aug. 20. The lawsuit also says zoning geoning industry in Wisconsin, ordinances were violated where about 100 sand mines are ry" that includes 14 misdemeanors. Memorial donations are requested to the Regional Hospice Haynes also was injured and now uses a wheelchair. He apolo- Services, 100 S. Mill St., Bessemer MI 49911. because the town did not consid- located, and several other er any negative effects of the states. The sand is used in gized before sentencing. Haynes' lawyer says his client overdosed on project. The mine would be hydraulic fracturing to obtain prescription pain medication. Ruth (Stoole) Morgan located partially on land that is natural gas. $1.5 million from EPA for Detroit-area, Flint work CORONA, Calif. — Ruth (Stoole) Morgan, 91, died Thurs- SOUTHGATE (AP) — The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency day, Aug. 22, 2013, in Corona. announced $1.5 million in grants Thursday to help clean up polluted industrial sites in Detroit's southern suburbs and in Flint. She grew up on Morrison Road in Ironwood Township, Wisconsin Senate committee Agency regional director Susan Hedman and Democratic U.S. Mich. Her parents were the late Anna and Seeta Stoole. passes crossbow bill Rep. John Dingell of Dearborn announced a $1 million grant in Ruth was married to Robert Morgan, who preceded her in Southgate. It goes into a revolving loan fund operated by the Down- death. MADISON, Wis. (AP) — A about the "magic" of bow hunting river Community Conference. Besides her parents and her husband, Ruth was preceded in state Senate committee has season being harmed with cross- In the past five years, the EPA said it has awarded the conference death by a brother, Oliver Stoole; and three sisters, Helvie passed a bill creating an open bows. $6.6 million for revolving loans and $1.65 million for brownfield Jarvi, Sylvia Brumfield and Violet Ahonen. crossbow hunting season to run Currently, crossbow hunting assessment work. Burial will be in California, next to her husband. concurrently with the archery is allowed only for those over age Later Thursday afternoon, Hedman visited a Flint brownfield site deer season in Wisconsin. 65 and those with physical dis- known as Chevy in the Hole, a former General Motors production The Senate Natural abilities. The bill would allow complex, to announce two grants totaling $545,000 in Flint. She said Gerhard W. Olson Resources Committee passed the hunters of all legal ages and of $350,000 will replenish a brownfield loan fund and $195,000 will measure on a 4-1 vote Thursday. all physical abilities to use cross- establish an environmental training program at Mott Community IRONWOOD, Mich. — Gerhard W. Olson, 95, a life-long res- Democratic Sen. Mark Miller, bows to hunt deer and other College. ident of Olson Road in Ironwood Township, passed away who had expressed reservations smaller animals including rab- Wednesday, Aug. 21, 2013, at Aspirus Grand View Hospital in about the measure at Wednes- bits and coyotes. First wave of new public safety vehicles presented Ironwood. day's hearing, voted against it. The Senate could take up the DETROIT (AP) — The first of a new set of public safety vehicles Funeral arrangements are pending and will be announced Miller said he was worried bill as soon as next month. have been presented to Detroit's police chief and fire commissioner. by McKevitt-Patrick Funeral Home, Inc., Ironwood. Mayor Dave Bing handed over the keys to 15 new squad cars and 10 ambulances Thursday during a presentation downtown. Marriages increase in Wisconsin, again Thirteen more ambulances are expected before the end of the year, while an additional 85 patrol cars will roll out as they're equipped. For reprints or lamination services, MADISON, Wis. (AP) — the number of people who got Each of Detroit's 23 ambulances is being replaced at a cost of contact the Daily Globe at 906-932-2211 For the second straight year, married in Wisconsin went up about $161,000 per vehicle. The new police cars cost from between and the number of couples $45,000 and $50,000 each. who called it quits dropped. The vehicles were purchased with an $8 million donation from city The increases in marriages business leaders to improve public safety. in both 2011 and 2012 come Donors include the Penske Corp., Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michi- after a 30-year decline. gan, Chrysler LLC, Ford Motor Co., General Motors Co. and Quick- The annual report on mar- en Loans. riages and divorces issued by the state Department of Crop insurance available to tart cherry growers Health Services this week LANSING (AP) — Some tart cherry growers in Michigan now can shows that 30,940 couples buy federal crop insurance as protection against losses. tied the knot in 2012. That is U.S. Sen. Debbie Stabenow made the announcement Thursday. SUNDAY LAKE SUPERMARKET up from 30,287 the previous The Michigan Democrat chairs the Senate Committee on Agricul- year. ture, Nutrition and Forestry. 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THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 2013 l 7 HOUSE OF THEHOME WEEK & GARDEN Plan now for great tasting tomatoes next year Stunning Craftsman with open layout By LEE REICH tasting tomato varieties, plan for Associated Press next year. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it If you have the variety’s again: Home-grown tomatoes are name, you may be able to find it not the best-tasting ones. Not in a seed catalog and simply necessarily, that is. order seeds for next season. Good Now, I’m not advocating toss- sources for many tomato vari- ing in your trowel and doing your eties include Tomato Growers harvesting at the supermarket. Supply Company (888-478-7333, What I am saying is that tomatogrowers.com), Totally choosing the best variety is the Tomatoes (803-663-0016, totally- important thing if you’re looking tomato.com), Sustainable Seed to grow a great-tasting tomato. 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The years. industrials interrupted just after midday figures “are not super exciting, Applications for first-time 14,963.74 because of problems with a but directionally they are good.” benefits rose 13,000 to 336,000 Nasdaq quote dissemination system. The stock market has had a in the week ending Aug. 17, the +38.92 composite That halted activity on the Nas- poor August. Traders and Labor Department said. That’s 3,638.71 daq until shortly before the close investors have fretted that the up from 323,000 in the previous of the market. When trading Federal Reserve is about to start week, which was the lowest Standard & +14.16 resumed, shares in Nasdaq easing back on the economic since Jan. 2008. Poor’s 500 OMX, which owns and operates stimulus that has helped under- “The economy in general is 1,656.96 the exchange, slumped. pin a 4 ½-year bull market. The showing signs of modest Russell +14.62 The Nasdaq composite was Fed is buying $85 billion of improvement,” said Terry Sand- 2000 Cortney Ofstad/Daily Globe up 31 points, or 0.9 percent, at bonds a month to hold down ven, chief equity strategist, at 1,036.20 JOSEPH LEMKE, Eric Riegler and Jim Mildren hold their peanut cans in 3,631 when trading halted, long-term interest rates. U.S. Bank wealth management. honor of the annual Kiwanis Peanut Sale. It will take place on Friday, according to FactSet data. It The Dow climbed 66 points, “Valuation is fair, sentiment is NYSE diary Aug. 30, with Lemke and Mildren serving as team captains. According ended the day up 38 points, or or 0.4 percent, to close at favorable and inflation is benign Advanced: 2,606 to Riegler, the event is Kiwanis’ most successful fundraiser, and pro- 1.1 percent, at 3,638.71. 14,963.74. The index is still and that’s a favorable backdrop Declined: 504 ceeds benefit area youth, including scholarships, Santa’s Headquar- Earlier on Thursday, encour- down 3.5 percent for the month. for equities.” ters, Coats for Kids and the Needy Children’s Trust Fund. aging economic figures from The Standard & Poor’s 500 The market rose despite some Unchanged: 79 Asia and Europe helped stocks index rose 14 points, or 0.9 per- poor results from a pair of retail- Volume: 2.4 b advance and break a six-day los- cent, to 1,656.96, its best day ing companies. ing streak for the Dow Jones since Aug. 1. Sears dropped $3.55, or 8.2 Nasdaq diary industrial average. 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DALLAS (AP) — United Par- coverage to you,” the company cel Service Inc. plans to drop said in a memo to employees. health-insurance benefits for According to benefits consul- working spouses of nonunion tant Mercer LLC, relatively few employees if they can get cover- large companies exclude cover- age elsewhere. It blames the age for spouses who have the change partly on the new health- option of other employer cover- care law. age. UPS estimates that 15,000 of Mercer said that in 2012, just the 33,000 spouses it covers will 6 percent of companies with 500 be dropped. The change is sched- or more employees excluded such uled to take effect Jan. 1 for spouses, although that was dou- spouses of U.S. employees. ble the percentage in 2008. It The worldwide parcel-delivery said another 6 percent levied a company says it’s just going with surcharge to cover those spouses. the crowd. UPS cited a benefits “Employers are thinking consultant’s survey that found about it because (health insur- more companies are planning on ance) costs are continuing to go restricting benefits for working up,” said Mercer partner Joan spouses. Smyth. “They’re trying to walk a UPS said it was making the fine line between being fair to change because of rising health their employees but also being care costs and the 2010 law fiscally responsible.” championed by President Barack Smyth said employers are Obama. The company said that it waiting to see whether spouses considered letting employees pay can find coverage from public extra to cover their working insurance exchanges to be creat- spouses but decided that would ed under the health law. Other be difficult to do. provisions of the law, such as a “Since the Affordable Care Act per-participant fee to subsidize requires employers to provide premiums for high-cost people in affordable coverage, we believe the individual-policy market, your spouse should be covered by encourage employers to reduce their own employer — just as the number of people they cover, UPS has a responsibility to offer she said.

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FOR TEXT MESSAGES – [email protected] THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 2013 l 9 Braun finally admits drug use in 2011 By The Associated Press Among them: Who gave A month after acknowledging Braun the PEDs and where did only that he made “mistakes,” they come from? What was the Ryan Braun admitted taking exact substance in the products? performance-enhancing drugs Did he know the cream and during his NL MVP season of lozenge were tainted at the time 2011. he took them? The suspended Milwaukee Last month Braun accepted a slugger said he took a cream and 65-game suspension resulting a lozenge containing banned sub- from Major League Baseball’s stances while rehabilitating an investigation of the now-closed injury. Biogenesis of America anti-aging “It was a huge mistake for clinic, which was accused of pro- which I am deeply ashamed and viding banned substances to I compounded the situation by players.. not admitting my mistakes “By coming forward when I immediately,” Braun said in a did and waiving my right to statement released by the Brew- appeal any sanctions that were ers. going to be imposed, I knew I Braun tested positive for ele- was making the correct decision vated testosterone in October and taking the first step in the 2011, but his 50-game suspen- right direction. It was important sion was overturned when an to me to begin my suspension arbitrator ruled that the urine immediately to minimize the sample was mishandled. burden on everyone I had so neg- While Braun took full respon- atively affected — my team- sibility for his actions and apolo- mates, the entire Brewers orga- gized to the collector of the urine nization, the fans and all of sample, teammates and Com- MLB.” missioner Bud Selig among oth- Braun was the first of 14 play- ers, the statement still leaves ers disciplined this year as a several key questions unan- swered. BRAUN — page 10 Jason Juno/Daily Globe HURLEY’S JORDAN Kolpin, left, makes a play during Friday’s scrimmage at Ashland, Wis. Midgets seek to continue playoff, Great Western Conference streaks By JASON JUNO playoffs for a 16th straight time and win a [email protected] playoff game. Hurley starts with Boscobel HURLEY — Hurley isn’t going to find The last one can be the most unpre- HURLEY — Hurley starts the season much sympathy for all of the losses it suffered dictable. The Midgets rushed for 450 yards against Boscobel at Wausau West Saturday at through graduation. And the Midgets proba- against Pittsville in last year’s Level 1 game 1 p.m. The game is at West High School, not bly won’t need it. at home … and lost 34-29. Pittsville’s passing the city field where both West and Wausau East The Midgets’ all-time leading rusher, Jar- attack was tough to stop on a beautiful Octo- play their varsity games. The West field has ret Rhenlund, graduated. So did Grant Innes, ber day, something that’s hardly typical at seating for 600 to 700 people on one side. Mike Henning and David Mathias, all special playoff time. The Bulldogs haven’t won a game since award winners in the Great Western Confer- “We got a bad matchup right off the bat, 2010, a 22-game skid. They are in a tough con- ence. probably the second-best team in that region- ference, the Southwest Wisconsin Activities, But ... al,” Erickson said. with the likes of Darlington and Cuba City. Six players return for their third year as a A starting backfield that’s partially new “For us, it’s like a playoff game. We’ve never starter. It may be the biggest Hurley has been doesn’t look like new for a team that runs seen these guys before,” Hurley coach Scott Erickson said. “You have to be ready.” up front and, somehow, the backfield looks as except for a handful of passes per game: A It will be one of two Saturday games for the hard as ever to stop. The Midgets have looked tough fullback in Mark Saari, Roman Lupino Midgets this year. Hurley travels to Lake Linden good in the preseason, but a tough, sure-to-be- in his third year there and Jacob Colassaco on Sept. 7. telling front portion of the schedule awaits. and Mitchell Maki sharing the third spot. “This hopefully will be a blessing in disguise, “Once we get through some of those games, Saari is a 6-0, 195 senior who has also to get to play a Saturday game under some hot we’ll know what we’ve got,” Hurley coach moved to the middle on defense and swarmed sun, see how we react to that this week,” Erick- Scott Erickson said. to play after play at last week’s scrimmage in son said. “Hopefully that will prepare us for that He knows what he’s got in the program, Ashland. trip to Lake Linden.” which has kept winning and kept kids work- “You don’t replace a guy like Jarret with school record for career receiving touchdowns ing consistently in the off-season. all the records and stuff he set, but I tell you at 13. “It’s feeding itself right now,” he said. “It’s what, I feel pretty good about Mark,” Erick- Giving Colassaco some carries in the back- like next man in.” son said. “We’re going to have a good back- field allows him to touch the ball about 10 Hurley looks to contend for a fourth field. We’re very good back there.” times per game because Hurley doesn’t pass straight Great Western Conference title. Lupino, a senior, at 5-10, 175, is 15 pounds often. “I’m hoping we’re going to be near the top,” heavier than last year. He had his biggest “You can’t take a guy out of tight end that Erickson said. “I think we’ve got Forest Park year on the ground when Henning missed has had the production he’s had, but you want and Lake Linden and Gogebic, I think those time due to injury two years ago. Lupino to get him the ball a little more,” Erickson guys are the ones you’re going to have to do rushed for 800 yards. said. Associated Press well against. It always depends on who you’ve “He’s significantly stronger and he’s going Maki (6-0, 195) is just a sophomore. IN THIS Feb. 24, 2012 file photo, Milwaukee Brewers’ Ryan Braun got at home (FP, Gogebic, not Lake Linden). to have a special year if he stays away from “Mitchell Maki is a heck of a guy to have in speaks during a news conference in Phoenix. Braun stood on a spring That’s always a big thing.” injuries,” Erickson said. there, too,” Erickson said. training field and proclaimed he was innocent of using banned testos- The goals don’t change here: Win the Goge- Colassaco and Maki will share the running Seniors Jared Wendt (6-3, 175) and Chris terone. Braun has finally admitted taking performance-enhancing bic Range (beat Ironwood and the Gogebic back spot and Colassaco will play some tight drugs during his NL MVP season of 2011. Miners), win the Great Western, make the end. Colassaco (5-11, 160, senior) holds the MIDGETS — page 10 Verlander struggles but avoids loss to Twins DETROIT (AP) — Justin Ver- escaped several jams with his a three-run homer over the right- WINS IGERS lander still hasn’t lost to the Min- assortment of slow and slower center field video board to give Minnesota T 7, TDetroit 6 nesota Twins in more than three pitches, but ran out of gas in the Minnesota a 5-2 lead in the fifth. ab rhbi ab rhbi Dozier 2b 5121AJcksn cf 4223 years, though he came awfully sixth. Throwing a fastball in the It was Doumit’s second straight CHrmn c 5132TrHntr rf 3000 close on Thursday. mid-80s, a changeup in the 70s, hit against Verlander after an 0- Mornea 1b 3100MiCarr 3b 4000 The Detroit Tigers ace left and a slow curve, Albers gave up for-12 stretch to start his career. Wlngh dh 4100D.Kelly pr 0000 after the seventh inning with the five runs, nine hits and a walk in Verlander was ready to accept Doumit rf 5123Fielder 1b 5031 Plouffe 3b 5010VMrtnz dh 5010 game tied. He benefited from a 5 2-3 innings. the bad pitch to Doumit, but he Thoms cf 4010Tuiassp lf 4010 four-run rally that got him off the The Twins needed only eight was still shaking his head after WRmrz lf 4011Infante 2b 4120 hook for what would have been pitches to take the lead. Brian the game about Ramirez’s base Bernier ss 3210Iglesias ss 4110 Flormn ss 0000Holady c 2222 his first loss to the Twins since Dozier just missed a homer on hit. B.Pena ph-c 1000 April 2010. Verlander’s second pitch — the “I couldn’t believe that one,” he Totals 38 7 11 7 Totals 36 6 12 6 However, that didn’t brighten ball hooking just outside of the said. “I don’t even think the first- Minnesota 100 131 010 —7 Detroit 002 004 000 —6 his mood because an eighth- foul pole — and then singled. base umpire would have ruled DP—Minnesota 1. LOB—Minnesota 8, Detroit 8. 2B— inning run was enough to give the Chris Herrmann followed with an that he went around, and the ball Dozier (28), C.Herrmann 2 (5), Iglesias (12). HR— Twins a 7-6 win over his Tigers. RBI double, but Verlander hits his bat and dies in front of the Doumit (11), A.Jackson (10), Holaday (1). S— Tor.Hunter. “Today was tough,” Verlander escaped without further trouble. outfielders.” IP HRER BB SO said. “I’d say frustrating was a “It was huge to get that first Holaday beat out an infield Minnesota good word for it.” run,” Herrmann said. “But you single for his second career RBI in A.Albers 5 2/3 95514 Roenicke BS,2-2 1/3 11111 Verlander came into this sea- know that one run isn’t going to the sixth, chasing Albers, and Fien W,3-2 110000 son with a huge contract and a beat the Tigers.” Austin Jackson tied the game Burton H,22 100002 reputation as the best pitcher in Detroit killed its own rally in with a shot on Josh Roenicke’s Perkins S,30-33 110010 the American League and per- the second inning on a baserun- second pitch. Herrmann, though, Detroit Verlander 7 10 6636 haps all of baseball. ning mistake by Prince Fielder. won it in the eighth with his sec- B.Rondon L,1-2 2/3 01110 On May 5, after he dominated After lining a ball into the left- ond RBI double — a liner to right- Smyly 1/3 10000 the Astros, it didn’t appear that center field gap, Fielder tried to center that fooled Jackson. Alburquerque 100002 HBP—by A.Albers (A.Jackson). anything had changed. Verlander stretch the hit into a double, even “I thought I hit it right at him, Umpires—Home, Bill Welke; First, Brian O’Nora; Sec- was 4-2 with a 1.55 ERA, some- though Clete Thomas had cut the and it isn’t like he’s going to drop ond, Fieldin Culbreth; Third, Jordan Baker. thing new for a pitcher who usu- ball off easily. the ball,” Herrmann said. “I still T—2:59. A—39,653 (41,255). ally struggles in April. Thomas threw to second, and have no idea why it started hook- (Drew) Smyly. That guy is really That, though, is when every- Brian Dozier spun to make a ing right, but I’ll take it.” tough against lefties.” thing changed. quick tag, only to realize that Jackson took a couple of indeci- Even Jackson’s teammates In his last 20 starts, Verlander Fielder was still 20 feet away. sive steps toward right-center, weren’t sure what happened. is 8-7 with a 4.45 ERA. He has Bryan Holaday tied it in the then realized he was in trouble. “That was ugly. It was so talked about finding mechanical third with his first career homer, He got close, but his style of not ugly,” right fielder Torii Hunter flaws, and he had allowed only a long drive over the bullpens in diving for balls cost him. He tried said. “That wasn’t Jackson’s eight runs in his previous four left. It also marked Holaday’s first to grab the ball off the top of the fault, it was the ball’s fault. I starts, but things fell apart again career RBI in his 16th game. grass, but just couldn’t hang on. thought it was three outs, and I on Thursday. Fielder made it 2-1 with an RBI Doug Bernier scored from second started jogging in, and then I “It has been a real grind for me single later in the inning, barely with the go-ahead run. saw Jackson going like he was all season,” he said. “It’s been a rounding first base before retreat- “It looked like the ball fooled drunk, and I knew exactly what real battle. When you look at my ing to the bag. Jackson, but that’s one of those happened. numbers and then look at my Former Tigers player Wilkin crazy plays that you need to beat “You can’t explain it, but that Associated Press record (12-9), you realize it could Ramirez got the Twins even in the the Tigers,” Twins manager Ron happens to you about 10 times a DETROIT TIGERS starter Justin Verlander waits to pitch as Minnesota be a lot worse.” fourth with a check-swing RBI Gardenhire said. “Herrmann did year. The ball just does some- Twins catcher Ryan Doumit rounds the bases after hitting a three-run Twins starter Andrew Albers bloop single, and Ryan Doumit hit a great job to hit that ball off thing in the air.” home run in the fifth inning Thursday in Detroit. 10 l FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 2013 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM RBs White, Gordon carry load for DAILY GLOBE SCOREBOARD No. 23 Wisconsin INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Boston (Lackey 8-10) at L.A. Dodgers Diego (Volquez 9-10), 10:10 p.m. Football RUSHING—New England, Blount 10- (Nolasco 9-9), 10:10 p.m. Pittsburgh (Morton 4-3) at San Francis- 26, Washington 2-13, Mallett 1-12, Ridley L.A. Angels (Richards 3-5) at Seattle co (Bumgarner 11-7), 10:15 p.m. MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Wis- last season, but averaged a make plays is good,” Gordon 9-6, Vereen 4-6, Bolden 1-6, Develin 1-0, (F.Hernandez 12-6), 10:10 p.m. Saturday’s Games consin appears well-stocked to whopping 10 yards per carry. said. NFL Brady 1-(minus 1). Detroit, Bell 5-52, Saturday’s Games Boston at L.A. Dodgers, 4:05 p.m. keep churning out rushing He flashed his potential early, Although the Badgers fin- All Times EDT Leshoure 5-32, Riddick 9-30, Th.Lewis 2- Boston at L.A. Dodgers, 4:05 p.m. Detroit at N.Y. Mets, 4:05 p.m. Thursday’s Games 7, Owens 2-2, Bush 6-1. Detroit at N.Y. Mets, 4:05 p.m. Arizona at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. yards despite a major overhaul. rushing for 112 yards on eight ished last season with a strong Detroit 40, New England 9 PASSING—New England, Brady 16- Oakland at Baltimore, 4:05 p.m. Colorado at Miami, 7:10 p.m. Gary Andersen is the new carries in a 37-26 nonconfer- running game, they struggled Carolina 34, Baltimore 27 24-1-185, Mallett 11-22-0-96. Detroit, Minnesota at Cleveland, 7:05 p.m. Milwaukee at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. coach, replacing Bret Bielema. ence victory over UTEP. at times, especially early in the Friday’s Games Stafford 12-25-0-166, Moore 9-12-0-150, N.Y. Yankees at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. Washington at Kansas City, 7:10 p.m. Seattle at Green Bay, 8 p.m. Th.Lewis 2-2-0-22. Texas at Chicago White Sox, 7:10 p.m. Atlanta at St. Louis, 7:15 p.m. Record-setting tailback Montee Gordon really opened eyes in year. They managed just 35 Chicago at Oakland, 10 p.m. RECEIVING—New England, Thomp- Toronto at Houston, 7:10 p.m. Chicago Cubs at San Diego, 8:40 p.m. Ball is now taking handoffs in the 70-31 rout of Nebraska in yards rushing in a 10-7 loss to Saturday’s Games kins 8-116, Dobson 4-50, Sudfeld 3-36, Washington at Kansas City, 7:10 p.m. Pittsburgh at San Francisco, 9:05 p.m. Buffalo at Washington, 4:30 p.m. the Denver Broncos’ training the Big Ten championship Edelman 3-18, Boyce 2-18, Develin 2-14, L.A. Angels at Seattle, 9:10 p.m. Sunday’s Games Oregon State in the second Cleveland at Indianapolis, 7 p.m. Sims 1-14, Washington 1-13, Sunday’s Games Colorado at Miami, 1:10 p.m. camp. game when he rushed for 216 week and were held to 19 on the N.Y. Jets at N.Y. Giants, 7 p.m. Hoomanawanui 1-9, Vereen 1-(minus 2), Minnesota at Cleveland, 1:05 p.m. Detroit at N.Y. Mets, 1:10 p.m. Kansas City at Pittsburgh, 7:30 p.m. It will be up to senior James yards on just nine carries. ground in a 16-13 loss to Michi- Bolden 1-(minus 5). Detroit, Bush 5-103, Detroit at N.Y. Mets, 1:10 p.m. Milwaukee at Cincinnati, 1:10 p.m. Philadelphia at Jacksonville, 7:30 p.m. Fauria 3-44, Pettigrew 3-29, Bell 2-49, Oakland at Baltimore, 1:35 p.m. Arizona at Philadelphia, 1:35 p.m. White and sophomore Melvin Vonte Jackson, projected as gan State. Tampa Bay at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Broyles 2-32, Spurlock 2-29, Willis 2-21, N.Y. Yankees at Tampa Bay, 1:40 p.m. Washington at Kansas City, 2:10 p.m. Gordon to carry on in the back- third tailback, suffered a knee “When you can’t run the foot- St. Louis at Denver, 8 p.m. Riddick 1-10, Scheffler 1-9, Burleson 1-6, Texas at Chicago White Sox, 2:10 p.m. Atlanta at St. Louis, 2:15 p.m. Cincinnati at Dallas, 8 p.m. field in Madison, where the No. injury and is out for the season. ball, it’s hard to pass,” White Edwards 1-6. Toronto at Houston, 2:10 p.m. Pittsburgh at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. Atlanta at Tennessee, 8 p.m. MISSED FIELD GOALS—Detroit, Washington at Kansas City, 2:10 p.m. Chicago Cubs at San Diego, 4:10 p.m. 23 Badgers hope to extend their Jeff Lewis was tried at safety in said. “You’ve got to be able to San Diego at Arizona, 10 p.m. Akers 31 (WR). L.A. Angels at Seattle, 4:10 p.m. Boston at L.A. Dodgers, 8:05 p.m. streak of three straight Rose training camp, but recently run the football because you Sunday’s Game Boston at L.A. Dodgers, 8:05 p.m. New Orleans at Houston, 4 p.m. Baseball Transactions Bowl appearances. The season returned to the backfield. can bring those safeties down Minnesota at San Francisco, 8 p.m. NATIONAL LEAGUE begins Aug. 31 at home against As such, freshman Corey in the box. If you’re running the Thursday, Aug. 29 East Division Indianapolis at Cincinnati, 7 p.m. WLPct GB Massachusetts. Clement, who rushed for 2,323 ball well, you can get those BASEBALL Detroit at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Atlanta 77 50 .606 — AMERICAN LEAGUE COMMISSIONER’S OFFICE—Sus- White and Gordon each led yards and 33 touchdowns as a play-action passes and throw Philadelphia at N.Y. Jets, 7 p.m. All Times EDT Washington 63 64 .496 14 pended St. Louis OF Yoenny Gonzalez the Badgers in rushing at least high school senior, appears to those passes over the top.” New Orleans at Miami, 7:30 p.m. East Division New York 58 67 .464 18 50 games for violating the Minor League Washington at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. WLPct GB Philadelphia 57 70 .449 20 one game last season. They have the inside track for the “We started off slow last Drug Prevention and Treatment Program. Jacksonville at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Boston 75 54 .581 — Miami 48 78 .381 28½ American League were overshadowed by Ball, a third tailback position. year,” White said. “Everybody N.Y. Giants at New England, 7:30 p.m. Tampa Bay 72 53 .576 1 Central Division CHICAGO WHITE SOX—Optioned OF Pittsburgh at Carolina, 7:30 p.m. Baltimore 68 58 .540 5½ WLPct GB second-round pick by the Bron- Perhaps more important has to be on the same page. We Blake Tekotte to Charlotte (IL). Recalled Tennessee at Minnesota, 8 p.m. New York 68 59 .535 6 Pittsburgh 74 52 .587 — INF Leury Garcia from Charlotte. cos, who set an NCAA record than the yards gained by Ball definitely want to start off fast Cleveland at Chicago, 8 p.m. Toronto 57 71 .445 17½ St. Louis 74 53 .583 ½ CLEVELAND INDIANS—Sent RHP with 83 career touchdowns. was how he gained them. Ball this year. We’re working on Green Bay at Kansas City, 8 p.m. Central Division Cincinnati 73 55 .570 2 Josh Tomlin to Columbus (IL) for a rehab Houston at Dallas, 8 p.m. WLPct GB Milwaukee 55 72 .433 19½ “This is definitely the oppor- carried 356 times, compared that and trying to gel as a unit assignment. Baltimore at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Detroit 74 53 .583 — Chicago 54 73 .425 20½ DETROIT TIGERS—Sent C Alex Avila tunity I’ve been waiting for,” with White’s second-best 125, and get ready for that first Arizona at Denver, 9 p.m. Cleveland 69 58 .543 5 West Division to Toledo (IL) for a rehab assignment. White said Thursday. “It’s my and often was tasked with game.” Oakland at Seattle, 10 p.m. Kansas City 64 62 .508 9½ WLPct GB NEW YORK YANKEES—Placed INF San Francisco at San Diego, 10 p.m. Minnesota 56 70 .444 17½ Los Angeles 75 52 .591 — senior season and I’m just going grinding out tough yardage Andersen has yet to name a Jayson Nix on the 15-day DL. Recalled Chicago 52 74 .413 21½ Arizona 65 61 .516 9½ to do whatever I can to help my between the tackles. starting quarterback, although PATRIOTS-LIONS STATS West Division Colorado 59 70 .457 17 RHP Preston Claiborne from New England030 6 — 9 WLPct GB San Diego 57 70 .449 18 Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (IL). Sent SS team win.” “You have to get those tough it appears that Joel Stave and Detroit 3 13 10 14 — 40 Texas 74 53 .583 — San Francisco 56 70 .444 18½ Derek Jeter to Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (IL) First Quarter White was the Big Ten yards before you get those long Curt Phillips have edged ahead Oakland 71 55 .563 2½ Wednesday’s Games for a rehab assignment. Det—FG Akers 23, 7:14. Seattle 59 67 .468 14½ Atlanta 4, N.Y. Mets 1, 10 innings OAKLAND ATHLETICS—Sent LHP Freshman of the Year in 2010 runs. You just have to wear the of junior college transfer Tan- Second Quarter Los Angeles 55 71 .437 18½ St. Louis 8, Milwaukee 6 Brett Anderson to Stockton (Cal) for a when he rushed for 1,052 yards, defense down,” White said. ner McEvoy. Det—Scheffler 9 pass from Stafford Houston 41 85 .325 32½ Boston 12, San Francisco 1 rehab assignment. (Akers kick), 13:00. but his opportunities dimin- “You’re not always going to Stave, a redshirt sophomore Wednesday’s Games San Diego 2, Pittsburgh 1 TAMPA BAY RAYS—Agreed to terms Det—FG Akers 31, 10:40. Seattle 5, Oakland 3 Philadelphia 4, Colorado 3 with OF Delmon Young on a minor league ished somewhat behind Ball. break a long one each and every who has the stronger arm, took NE—FG Gostkowski 31, 7:05. contract and assigned him to Montgomery Boston 12, San Francisco 1 Cincinnati 10, Arizona 7 (SL). White has rushed for 2,571 play. You’ve got to go out there over as the starter last season Det—FG Akers 49, :05. Cleveland 3, L.A. Angels 1 L.A. Dodgers 4, Miami 1 TORONTO BLUE JAYS—Placed 3B yards and 32 touchdowns in his and get what you can and try to when transfer Danny O’Brien Third Quarter Baltimore 4, Tampa Bay 2 Washington 11, Chicago Cubs 6 Det—Fauria 22 pass from Moore Maicer Izturis on the 15-day DL, retroac- N.Y. Yankees 4, Toronto 2 Thursday’s Games career. help move the chains.” flopped. Phillips, a sixth-year (Akers kick), 11:00. tive to Wednesday. Recalled SS Ryan Detroit 7, Minnesota 1 Cincinnati 2, Arizona 1 Det—FG Akers 47, 6:35. Goins from Buffalo (IL). Agreed to terms Last season, White ran for Another wrinkle installed by senior, took over when Stave Texas 5, Houston 4 L.A. Dodgers 6, Miami 0 with OF Ryan Langerhans on a minor Fourth Quarter Chicago White Sox 5, Kansas City 2 Washington 5, Chicago Cubs 4, 13 league contract, and assigned him to Buf- 806 yards and 12 touchdowns, Andersen and offensive coordi- suffered a broken collarbone. Det—Spurlock 15 pass from Moore Thursday’s Games innings falo (IL). including four games of more nator Andy Ludwig is to split “We won with both last (Rugland kick), 9:25. N.Y. Yankees 5, Toronto 3 Philadelphia 5, Colorado 4 National League Det—Riddick 2 run (Rugland kick), than 100 yards, as the Badgers the running backs out as year,” Gordon said. “I like Joel Minnesota 7, Detroit 6 St. Louis 6, Atlanta 2 ATLANTA BRAVES—Placed OF Jason 4:08. Chicago White Sox 4, Kansas City 3, Pittsburgh at San Francisco Heyward on the 15-day DL. Optioned INF finished 8-5 in the regular sea- receivers. and I like Curt. Whoever gets NE—Develin 9 pass from Mallett (pass 12 innings Friday’s Games Phil Gosselin to Gwinnett (IL). Claimed 2B failed), :32. son and then lost to Stanford “Anyway they can draw up the job, we have to go out there Friday’s Games Arizona (Miley 9-8) at Philadelphia Elliot Johnson off waivers from Kansas A—60,921. 20-14 in the Rose Bowl. something to get our athletes and execute no matter who’s Minnesota (Deduno 7-7) at Cleveland (Hamels 5-13), 7:05 p.m. City. Reinstated LHP Paul Maholm from the 15-day DL. NE Det (U.Jimenez 9-7), 7:05 p.m. Colorado (Chacin 11-7) at Miami Gordon had just 62 carries the ball and get out there and under center.” First downs 21 23 CINCINNATI REDS—Placed RHP Oakland (Straily 6-7) at Baltimore (Koehler 3-8), 7:10 p.m. Total Net Yards 330 455 Jonathan Broxton on the 15-day DL. (B.Norris 9-10), 7:05 p.m. Detroit (Fister 10-6) at N.Y. Mets (Mat- Rushes-yards 29-68 29-124 Transferred RHP Johnny Cueto to the 60- Detroit (Fister 10-6) at N.Y. Mets (Mat- suzaka 0-0), 7:10 p.m. Passing 262 331 day DL. Selected the contract of RHP suzaka 0-0), 7:10 p.m. Milwaukee (Gallardo 9-9) at Cincinnati defensive linemen. Other Midgets include, seniors: Punt Returns 3-10 4-31 Nick Christiani from Louisville (IL). N.Y. Yankees (Kuroda 11-8) at Tampa (H.Bailey 8-10), 7:10 p.m. Midgets “I know they’re some stout indi- Cameron Rowe (OL/LB, 5-10, Kickoff Returns 4-64 0-0 MILWAUKEE BREWERS—Optioned Bay (Archer 6-5), 7:10 p.m. Washington (G.Gonzalez 7-6) at Interceptions Ret. 0-0 1-11 1B Sean Halton and RHP Donovan Hand viduals there,” Erickson said. 180), Noah Clark (5-8, 249) and Texas (M.Perez 6-3) at Chicago White Kansas City (B.Chen 5-1), 8:10 p.m. to Nashville (PCL). Comp-Att-Int 27-46-1 23-39-0 Sox (Sale 9-11), 8:10 p.m. Atlanta (Medlen 10-11) at St. Louis NEW YORK METS—Agreed to terms “Whether they can get off blocks Michael Brannigan (RB/DB, 5-9, Sacked-Yards Lost 2-19 1-7 Toronto (Redmond 1-1) at Houston (Wainwright 14-7), 8:15 p.m. with RHP Daisuke Matsuzaka on a one- and make plays, Park Falls didn’t 169); juniors: Nick Fink (RB/LB, Punts 5-49.6 4-56.0 From page 9 (Lyles 5-6), 8:10 p.m. Boston (Lackey 8-10) at L.A. Dodgers year contract and RHP Daryl Thompson Fumbles-Lost 3-3 0-0 get much (last week). Certainly 5-7, 176), Cole Huotari (RB/DB, 5- Washington (G.Gonzalez 7-6) at (Nolasco 9-9), 10:10 p.m. on a minor league contract. Assigned Edyvean (6-4, 247) will also bring Penalties-Yards 4-26 11-102 Kansas City (B.Chen 5-1), 8:10 p.m. Chicago Cubs (E.Jackson 7-13) at San Thompson to Las Vegas (PCL). some size to the tight end spot. run defense has been our specialty 9, 138), Zach Ofstad (RB/LB, 5-10, Time of Possession 27:56 32:04 The six captains were all-con- the last number of years. We’re 180), Jake Zeller (OL/DL, 6-1, ference selections last year, either going to have to be a little better in 255), Jordan Moore (OL/DL, 5-10, first team or honorable mention: the pass defense game. 258), Jeff Franzoi (OL/DL, 6-2, Dantonio says he will reveal staring QB — later Saari, Lupino, Colassaco, “There’s no doubt we have a 264) and Tate Massoglia (OL/DL, Edyvean, Jordan Kolpin (OL/DL, large team, as large as we’ve had. 5-10, 314); sophomores Ronnie EAST LANSING (AP) — as well and Dantonio spoke high- announced its 2013 captains are 6-5, 228) and Wayne Allen III (5- Up front, I don’t think we’ve ever Nickel (RB/DB, 5-10, 148), Jacob Michigan State coach Mark Dan- ly of Terry coming off a standout senior linebacker Max Bullough, 10, 195). been bigger up front. Ontonagon Saari (OL/LB, 5-9, 185), Chris Rye tonio says he cannot reveal scrimmage performance Satur- senior cornerback Darqueze Den- It’s Allen’s third year at center. and Baraga have been big and (OL/DL, 6-2, 210), Matt which of the four quarterbacks day. nard and senior offensive line- Two inexperienced guards sur- haven’t produced as well as they Christoferson (OL/DL, 6-3, 285) competing for the Spartans’ Thursday, however, Dantonio man Blake Treadwell. round him, but Allen can help wanted. We have to do things with and Erik Barker (TE/LB, 6-2, starting job will take the first said he still has a ways to go. “Andrew was a captain last them, Erickson said. discipline and execution. I think 190). snap in the opener. “He’s a freshman, so he makes year, this year Blake became a “He knows how to call the our coaches will put them in posi- The Midgets will have fewer Dantonio says he “can’t let the plays and then takes a step captain,” Dantonio said. “It’s not fronts, knows how to get it tions to excel.” than five two-way players on what cat out of the bag” before telling back,” Dantonio said. “We just so much what Andrew didn’t do, blocked,” Erickson said. Sophomore James Sukanen (6- Erickson considers to be an the winning candidate he has keep working him and see how it it’s what Blake Treadwell did do. Kolpin is moving from the left 5, 197) is the starting quarterback unselfish group. won the job. goes. This is summer camp, When you vote as a team, it’s just to right side of the line. with support from junior Jake “We’ve got some depth that is Senior Andrew Maxwell held we’ve got four quarterbacks, as going to come out. We got to wait “Last year, he played on half a Tenlen (6-1, 145). They are good at very good to have,” Erickson said. the starting role all of last sea- I’ve said, and he put himself in and look at it and let the players leg because he had an ankle injury opposite things. Erickson begins his 22nd year son, completing 53 percent of his that race last Saturday. Consis- speak.” that bothered him from Forest “James has a good year under as head coach with a 150-68 passes for 2,606 yards and 13 tency is the most important The Spartans announced cap- Park week on out,” Erickson said. his belt, throwing the ball solid record. Defensive coordinator touchdowns to nine intercep- thing and we’ll continue to see if tains following practice Wednes- “He looks real good right now.” and he has a good grasp of the sys- Dave Lundin and line coach Dan tions. Dantonio then declared an he has that or not, but we’re not day night and all three players Besides being tight end, tem,” Erickson said. “Jake, he’s Rye also start their 22nd year. open competition at the position gonna play a guy if he’s not addressed the team shortly after Edyvean is also a defensive end, certainly better at the keep-out Bob Ross and Wayne Binz are JV prior to the start of fall camp, ready. I don’t think we should do the results were unveiled. where his long arms also help. play and the running quarterback coaches. Assistant coach Greg referring to it as a four-way race that.” “My heart kind of dropped a “Chris has been a stalwart on scenarios. His lack is in the pass- Rigoni starts his 30th year and as recently as Monday. Maxwell served as team cap- little bit,” Treadwell said. “I had defense the last two years,” Erick- ing game and James kind of excels Paul Jurakovich returns. Former Sophomore Connor Cook, red- tain in 2012 and could still win to fight back some tears, not son said. in the passing game. Midgets quarterback Mike Swartz shirt freshman Tyler O’Connor the starting job this fall, but he show anybody. So I was very Hurley is changing back to a 4- “It’s a luxury to have somebody (2004-05) and Hurley principal and Damion Terry are in the mix was not voted as a captain. MSU excited.” 3 defense with an abundance of like that there and ready to go.” Jeff Gulan are new assistants.

investigators to discuss Biogenesis, against Arizona. The drug collector, “I have no one to blame but myself. I heavily criticized by players around the Braun Braun declined to answer questions. But Dino Laurenzi Jr., stored the samples know that over the last year and a half I major leagues. in the statement, he said he initiated a from Braun and two other players at made some serious mistakes, both in the “I thought this whole thing has been second session with MLB where he home and dropped them off at a Federal information I failed to share during my despicable on his part,” Detroit pitcher From page 9 admitted his guilt and began discussing Express office on Monday, rather than arbitration hearing and the comments I Max Scherzer said. “When he did get result of the Biogenesis probe. Twelve a penalty. send them immediately, as specified in made to the press afterwards,” Braun caught, he never came clean. He tried to accepted 50-game penalties, including a “After my interview with MLB in late baseball’s drug collection rules. said. “I have disappointed the people question the ability of the collector when trio of All-Stars: Texas outfielder Nelson June of this year, I came to the realiza- The players’ association argued that closest to me — the ones who fought for he was caught red-handed. So that’s Cruz, Detroit shortstop Jhonny Peralta tion that it was time to come to grips the specimen was handled improperly, me because they truly believed me all why the whole Braun situation, there is and San Diego shortstop Everth Cabr- with the truth,” he said. “I was never and arbitrator Shyam Das overturned along. I kept the truth from everyone. so much player outrage toward him.” era. presented with baseball’s evidence the discipline on Feb. 23 last year. For a long time, I was in denial and con- But on Thursday, San Francisco Yankees third baseman Alex against me, but I didn’t need to be, During a news conference the follow- vinced myself that I had not done any- Giants manager Bruce Bochy said it’s Rodriguez is appealing his 211-game because I knew what I had done.” ing day on the field at Milwaukee’s thing wrong.” time to get past this. penalty, assessed for violations of the Braun’s urine tested positive for ele- spring training stadium in Phoenix, After he accepted his suspension on “To me, it doesn’t really matter what drug program and labor contract. vated testosterone from a sample col- Braun proclaimed he had been vindicat- July 22 — 50 games for the drug infrac- they say. Let’s lay down the penalties In his initial meeting with MLB lected on Saturday, Oct. 1, 2011, after ed and afterward his lawyer criticized tion and 15 games for his conduct at the and move on,” he said. “I hope they con- Milwaukee’s NL division series opener Laurenzi when he defended himself. time of the grievance — Braun was tinue to catch them.” Ryan Braun statement text: ‘I have disappointed the people closest to me’

MILWAUKEE (AP) — Text of recently. My family, my teammates, substance. I think a combination of actions. sioner Selig and Rob Manfred of repeat my mistakes. Moving forward, statement by Ryan Braun released the Brewers organization, my feeling self-righteous and having a I requested a second meeting MLB and to Michael Weiner and his I want to be part of the solution and Thursday by the Milwaukee Brew- friends, agents, and advisors had no lot of unjustified anger led me to with Baseball to acknowledge my staff at the Players’ Association. I’m no longer part of the problem. ers: knowledge of these facts, and no react the way I did. I felt wronged violation of the drug policy and to very grateful for the support I’ve I support baseball’s Joint Drug Now that the initial MLB investi- one should be blamed but me. and attacked, but looking back now, engage in discussions about appro- received from them. I sincerely apol- Treatment and Prevention Program gation is over, I want to apologize for Those who put their necks out for me I was the one who was wrong. I am priate punishment for my actions. By ogize to everybody involved in the and the importance of cleaning up my actions and provide a more spe- have been embarrassed by my beyond embarrassed that I said what coming forward when I did and waiv- arbitration process, including the col- the game. What I did goes against cific account of what I did and why I behavior. I don’t have the words to I thought I needed to say to defend ing my right to appeal any sanctions lector, Dino Laurenzi Jr. I feel terrible everything I have always valued — deserved to be suspended. I have express how sorry I am for that. my clouded vision of reality. I am just that were going to be imposed, I that I put my teammates in a position achieving through hard work and no one to blame but myself. I know Here is what happened. During starting the process of trying to knew I was making the correct deci- where they were asked some very dedication, and being honest both that over the last year and a half I the latter part of the 2011 season, I understand why I responded the way sion and taking the first step in the difficult and uncomfortable ques- on and off the field. I also understand made some serious mistakes, both was dealing with a nagging injury I did, which I continue to regret. right direction. It was important to me tions. One of my primary goals is to that I will now have to work very, very in the information I failed to share and I turned to products for a short There is no excuse for any of this. to begin my suspension immediately make amends with them. hard to begin to earn back people’s during my arbitration hearing and the period of time that I shouldn’t have For too long during this process, I to minimize the burden on everyone I understand it’s a blessing and a trust and support. I am dedicated to comments I made to the press after- used. The products were a cream convinced myself that I had not done I had so negatively affected — my tremendous honor to play this game making amends and to earning back wards. and a lozenge which I was told could anything wrong. After my interview teammates, the entire Brewers orga- at the Major League level. I also the trust of my teammates, the fans, I have disappointed the people help expedite my rehabilitation. It with MLB in late June of this year, I nization, the fans and all of MLB. understand the intensity of the dis- the entire Brewers’ organization, my closest to me — the ones who fought was a huge mistake for which I am came to the realization that it was There has been plenty of rumor and appointment from teammates, fans, sponsors, advisors and from MLB. I for me because they truly believed deeply ashamed and I compounded time to come to grips with the truth. I speculation about my situation, and I and other players. When it comes to am hopeful that I can earn back the me all along. I kept the truth from the situation by not admitting my was never presented with baseball’s am aware that my admission may both my actions and my words, I trust from those who I have disap- everyone. For a long time, I was in mistakes immediately. evidence against me, but I didn’t result in additional attacks and accu- made some very serious mistakes pointed and those who are willing to denial and convinced myself that I I deeply regret many of the things need to be, because I knew what I sations from others. and I can only ask for the forgive- give me the opportunity. I am deeply had not done anything wrong. I said at the press conference after had done. I realized the magnitude I love the great game of baseball ness of everyone I let down. I will sorry for my actions, and I apologize It is important that people under- the arbitrator’s decision in February of my poor decisions and finally and I am very sorry for any damage never make the same errors again to everyone who has been adverse- stand that I did not share details of 2012. At that time, I still didn’t want to focused on dealing with the realities done to the game. I have privately and I intend to share the lessons I ly affected by them. what happened with anyone until believe that I had used a banned of — and the punishment for — my expressed my apologies to Commis- learned with others so they don’t THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 2013 l 11 DEFLOCKED Ex-wife speaks ill of children’s stepmother

Dear Annie: My husband opportunities, but haven’t seen and I have been married for 20 anything that’s a good fit. I years. He has four children with know I’m lucky and am not com- his ex-wife, who lives nearby. plaining. But do you have any The divorce was not pleasant, suggestions for me? — Montre- and my husband still has a lot of al West Island, Quebec resentment. Neither of us is Annie’s Dear Quebec: First, decide comfortable around the ex. Mailbox where your interests lie. Do you So how do I explain to my 30- enjoy the arts? Join a choir or year-old stepdaughter, “Susie,” theater group. Sign up for an that when we have gatherings some reason, Susie feels that art class or learn guitar. Do you with his kids, we don’t want to since her mother is single and like working with kids? Volun- MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM include their mother? Three of “alone,” she should be invited to teer with a literacy program or their kids live in the area and at a children’s hospital. Inter- our home whenever Susie is in can visit Mom whenever they ested in civics? Offer your time town. wish. When Susie comes into to a local politician, or check city Until now, I’ve been nice town, all of the kids gather at hall for opportunities to make a about it and included her. But I their mother’s, and she never difference in your community. recently found out that the ex invites us. That’s fine. But for Can you help at a homeless has been saying hurtful things shelter or soup kitchen? What about me to the kids, who about your local library or apparently don’t defend me. I’ve chamber of commerce? Try OUR always made myself available Y meetup.com or the Red Hat for emergency calls, babysitting Society (redhatsociety.org). You the grandchildren, etc. How do I HOROSCOPE may need to try out a few places handle the next visit? — No BORN LOSER before you find something that’s Longer So Nice a “good fit,” but please don’t give Dear No: With kindness. up. Many places would welcome The ex is going to say bitter someone with your energy. things, and when her kids are Dear Annie: “California” with her, they don’t defend you wondered whether it was rude BERNICE because it would create a prob- to read his hosts’ newspaper BEDE OSOL lem with their mother. We urge before they woke up. I, too, like you not to make an issue of this. to read my paper with my morn- They obviously have a decent ing coffee. Your Birthday relationship with you, and this Here’s my solution: When I Friday, Aug. 23, 2013 should not be taken lightly. It’s travel, I take my home paper also possible that Mom, with with me. I then buy a local Keep your money in a safe place her own insecurities, is pressur- and keep a sharp eye on your assets paper at a gas station, conve- ing Susie. You don’t have to ALLEY OOP in the coming months. Don’t make nience store or some place in the any questionable loans — hurt feel- include her in everything you town I am visiting. I tend to buy ings would only result. Focus on sta- plan, but please be the bigger additional papers from sur- bility, security and improving your person and do so when you can. rounding towns. Since the peo- relationships with the people you I’m a healthy, care about most. Dear Annie: ple I am visiting usually sub- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — A active, happily married 61-year- scribe to only one newspaper, reunion with colleagues, peers or old female. I work part time, but they enjoy reading the addition- classmates will get you thinking after all these years, I find the al ones I bring. That way, I have about past relationships. Don’t dwell work monotonous. I exercise several papers to read at my on them — new relationships will and socialize at the local fitness have more to offer. leisure, and my hosts have LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — A facility, but that’s kind of same theirs. — Another Early News change in the way you feel about old, same old. Then I go home, Addict someone is likely. Don’t overreact or do some cleaning and organiz- Annie’s Mailbox is written jump to conclusions. Be prepared to ing, and end up looking for by Kathy Mitchell and Marcy ride out any storm you face until you things to do. Sugar, longtime editors of the FOR BETTER OR WORSE have more options. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — I don’t know where I’m going Ann Landers column. Please Go out of your way to take part in an or what to do with myself. My email your questions to annies- adventure that encourages learning husband is a few years younger. [email protected], or write and meeting people from different We have different interests, so to: Annie’s Mailbox, c/o Creators walks of life. Your overall focus could he isn’t going to be helpful. I Syndicate, 737 3rd Street, Her- change, with positive, if drastic keep an eye open for volunteer mosa Beach, CA 90254. results. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) — You’ll find plenty of ways to improve your surroundings as well as your relationships. A move due to a DAILY GLOBE CROSSWORD job opportunity looks promising. Be prepared to adapt to shifting trends. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — You’ll be forced to deal with people FRANK & ERNEST who are quick to judge and make assumptions. Don’t let them jeopar- dize an important relationship. Deal with a stressful problem before it escalates. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) — Refuse to let anyone stand between you and your plans for success. You’ll need to go out of your way to discuss what you have to offer with someone who can help you. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) — You can stabilize your legal, financial or medical situation through the con- tacts made while networking or attending a seminar or conference. GET FUZZY New things you learn in the process will prove quite valuable. ARIES (March 21-April 19) — Slow down and enjoy what life has to offer. Step back from a situation that is tiresome or potentially damaging to your emotional wellness. A little self- pampering will lead to a better atti- tude. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — Get out and have some fun. Partying with friends, taking part in a fun activ- ity or traveling to an enticing destina- tion will enhance your outlook and your relationships. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) — You need to ask questions if you suspect BEETLE BAILEY you are being misinformed. Go over your personal papers and make sure you have everything in order before making a major decision. CANCER (June 21-July 22) — It’s a good cycle to firm up any offers or ask for perks that will make a deci- sion easier or a change more inviting. Put your goals ahead of your person- al feelings for the moment. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — Let your feelings be known regarding an important matter. Whether you are in a relationship already or pursuing someone new, you can spark a flame and commit to building a happy ZITS future.

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     DETROIT (AP) — The Detroit Lions lead Detroit’s first team to a better show- Hill sat out the game to rest as he did           
put up a lot of points in beating the New ing than it had in its first two exhibition this week in practice.       England Patriots on Thursday night. efforts. Moore threw another TD pass, a 15- But most of the talk afterward was The starters played seven series in yarder, to wideout Micheal Spurlock in about the suddenly stout Lions defense those games — a win over the Jets and a the fourth quarter. that forced four first-half turnovers en loss in Cleveland — and managed only a Another of Detroit’s key free-agent       route to a 40-9 victory. pair of field goals. signings, defensive end Jason Jones, had “That’s a Hall of Fame quarterback, They produced three more field goals a big game for the Lions, sacking Brady     and we flustered him a little bit,” Detroit from David Akers against the Patriots, twice and recovering a fumble. #)&&$%  .:9?,.? &94A0=>,7 &74.6 /4?:=4,7 ,?  wide receiver Duane Burleson said about but also added Stafford’s 9-yard touch- Fellow linemen Ndamukong Suh, Nick % #-D"34774;7/0= @@0/4?:=4,7,8@94A0=>,7.:8 ??9 749? Tom Brady, who threw his first intercep- down toss to a diving Tony Scheffler in Fairley and first-round pick Ezekiel 011=0D 7@20= , >094:= B=4?0= ,? %480 ::60= tion of the preseason and led New Eng- the end zone that gave the Lions a 10-0 Ansah also made their presence felt, 8,2,E490>,4/F$.409.03,>D0??:4>:7,?0 !")#%   & % %&# ?30 :/4A, .3:.:7,?0 := "=,/, 2090 -@? $) % land to only three points despite playing lead 2 minutes into the second quarter. stuffing New England’s ground game and ?3,?/:0>9H?80,9D:@=B0,690>>1:=;=4.0D $%#&% ) & '#$ & the entire first half. Akers’ first field goal, a 23-yarder, was pressuring Brady throughout the first >B,24>9H?B:A0949?:D:@= G !#&$ The Patriots’ first-team offense, which set up by a 67-yard catch and run by Reg- half. (309 /0.7,=0= 4> 49 , .:9?=,.? B4?3 ;::=  (,79@?$?,9>,>4?D !   looked to be in midseason form in its first gie Bush, who was a big factor in the “Those guys make my job easy,” .:88@94.,?4:9>?30/0109/0=>>3:@7/B:=6     ?:4>:7,?034849:903,9/:=?30:?30= two exhibition games, was in preseason passing game. Detroit linebacker Stephen Tulloch said. 9 ?:/,DH> /0,7 $:@?3 B,> 49 ?3=00 9: form Thursday at Ford Field. Bush, the multi-purpose back brought “They disrupt everything.” ?=@8; (3,? 3,;;090/ ,1?0= (0>? 70/ 34> Tight end Zach Sudfeld and running in to provide a spark for Detroit this sea- Ryan Mallett directed the Patriots for >49270?:9>;,/0 backs Brandon Bolden and Shane Vereen son, ran for only a single yard on six car- the entire second half with New Eng- ,>? :;090/ B4?3 , B0,6 ?B:-4/ $:@?3 lost fumbles and Brady was picked off in ries, but he had five catches for 103 land’s coaches opting not to play third- 8,/0?309:=8,7?3=0030,=?:A0=.,77%309 :=?3 B:9/0=0/ ,-:@? , >7,8 49 .7@-> -@? four of New England’s first five posses- yards. stringer Tim Tebow. A contingent of fans 690B?3,?84>14?>,=0/,920=:@>$:30.@0 sions. The other possession was a three- Stafford finished 12 of 25 for 166 at the game broke into a “We want -4/ ?3=00 >;,/0> ,>6492 34> ;,=?90= ?: -4/ and-out that ended with Zoltan Mesko’s yards, but had to play again without his Tebow!” chant. ?3=009:?=@8;B4?3,>;,/0>?:;;0= punt. top target, Calvin Johnson. The former Heisman Trophy winner $:@?33,/>0A09?:;?=4.6>:90>;,/0?B: 30,=?> ?B: /4,8:9/> ,9/ ?B: .7@-> 1?0= “The defense set a standard today. We The star wide receiver also missed last has passed poorly but run well in the pre- B499492 B4?3 34> >;,/0 ,.0 :A0= ,>?H> can be one of the better defenses (in the week’s game in Cleveland, largely as a season and is not considered a lock to <@009 /0.7,=0= >3:@7/ 3,A0 ?=40/ ?: league) if we keep working,” said Louis precaution. He has been bothered by a make the team. 0>?,-74>3 /@88DH> .7@-> ;7,D492 ?3=00 Delmas, the oft-injured safety who bruised knee. Asked why he only played two quar- =:@9/> :1 ?30 >@4? 0=0 30 B:@7/ 3,A0 returned after missing much of the pre- Johnson, who caught three passes in terbacks, Patriots coach Bill Belichick .=@4>0/3:80B4?3,?70,>?:90:A0=?=4.6 :B0A0= ?30 :=4249,7 $:@?3 .=:>>0/ ?: season while recovering from a knee Detroit’s preseason opener Aug. 9 against responded with: “Because I only played /@88DH>/4,8:9/,.0,9/;7,D0/,30,=??: injury. He recovered Sudfeld’s fumble on New York, is expected to be ready to go two quarterbacks.” 34> 5,.6 (0>? B:9 B4?3 34> <@009 ,9/ the game’s first drive. once the regular season gets starts in two Both teams need to get down to the =0?@=90/ , /4,8:9/ $:@?3 @9/0=>?,9/,-7D Brady played four series in the first weeks. NFL-mandated 75 players by Tuesday. 1490>>0/ /@88DH> 5,.6 @? 9:B ,>? /4/ A0=D B077 B499492 B4?3 34> <@009 .,>3492 two preseason games combined, complet- “We were down a big playmaker in our The Patriots finish the exhibition sched- ?30 >;,/0 6492 ?: .@? /0.7,=0=H> ing 18 of his 20 passes for 172 yards and offense tonight and our defense knew ule Aug. 29 against the New York Giants, .:88@94.,?4:9B4?334>3,9/,9/>341?492?: two touchdowns in two victories. But in a that, showed up and played great,” while the Lions play at Buffalo that ,7:B.7@-0.7,=0=B:9B4?3/@88DH>6492 half of work in Detroit, he was 16 of 24 for Stafford said. “It’s about the team, man.” evening. The final cut to 53 comes two .,>30/ ?30 /4,8:9/ 6492
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) — Packers safety M.D. Jennings The Packers got help up front in the draft in first-round stood in front of his locker and patiently answered every ques- pick Datone Jones, a defensive end from UCLA. But the team tion about the final play in last year’s Seahawks game. Yes, didn’t draft a safety, leaving Jennings and McMillan to com-   that one, with the replacement referees and Golden Tate’s dis- pete. puted touchdown. Jennings is in his third year out of Arkansas State. He         For as much as others bring up the infamous call, Jennings impressed enough last season that he started 10 games, and isn’t stuck in the past. He’ll have more pressing matters on his replaced Woodson in the lineup for the final nine regular-sea-   
mind when Seattle visits Lambeau Field for a preseason game son contests. Perry called Jennings a “go-get-the-ball kind of a Friday night. guy and sure tackler.”   The post-Charles Woodson era is under way in the Green McMillan, in his second year out of Maine, played every  Bay secondary, where Jennings is locked in a training camp game last year off the bench. “He’s effective up there near the     duel with Jerron McMillan at strong safety. line of scrimmage, a little bit more a thumper. Mentally, both 
“It’s close, close enough that we haven’t made a decision of those guys have been sharp,” Perry said.   yet,” safeties coach Darren Perry said. “It will probably come Both players are expected to get more reps this Friday, in down to the end.” what’s considered the “dress rehearsal” for the regular season. Well, Friday night represents a chance for Jennings to cre- Typically, NFL teams give starters limited — if any — playing ate some separation — and maybe exorcise some bad memo- time in the fourth preseason game, mostly to limit chances of D,/?0C?
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