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WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump walked out of his negotiating meeting with congressional leaders Wednes- day — “I said bye-bye,” he tweeted soon after — as efforts to end the 19-day partial gov- ernment shutdown fell into deeper disarray over his de- mand for billions of dollars to build a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border. Hundreds of thousands of federal workers now face lost paychecks Friday. The president is to visit the border Thursday, but he has expressed his own doubts that his appearance and remarks will change any minds. The brief session in the White House Situation Room ended almost as soon as it began. Democrats said they asked ARMANDO L. SANCHEZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Trump to reopen the govern- Environmental Protection Agency scientist Loreen Targos, 32, is juggling the cost of two homes with no promise of another paycheck. ment, but he told them if he did they wouldn’t give him money for the wall that has been his signature promise since his presidential campaign two In Chicago area, shutdown years ago. Republicans said Trump posed a direct question to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi: If he opened the government turning lives upside down would she fund the wall? She said no. Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer said Trump Some 40K workers across region affected. These are some of their stories. slammed his hand on the table and walked out. Republicans By Morgan Greene and Elvia Malagon | Chicago Tribune ers, some ordinary people who “Why is this time the time?” said Trump, who passed out rely on government programs said Targos about the shut- candy at the start of the meet- The effects of a government shutdown with no end in sight are are facing their own set of down. “When I got married and ing, did not raise his voice and starting to seep into the everyday lives of Chicagoans. hurdles — and more are ex- have a mortgage?” there was no table-pounding. pected to be hit as the situation Targos said she and her One result was certain: The As the shutdown continued into its third week, with President drags on. husband bought a home in shutdown plunged into new Donald Trump demanding $5 billion for his border wall and others Here are snapshots of some Pilsen in September with the territory with no endgame in fighting for the government to reopen, local federal workers braced of those affected by the shut- help of a Federal Housing sight. The Democrats see the down: Administration loan but haven’t idea of the long, impenetrable for missed paychecks, mortgage payments and uncertainty over been able to move in yet. So wall as ineffective and even when they would return to work. More than 40 agencies employ EPA scientist: Loreen Targos, she’s covering the cost of two immoral, a terrible use of the about 40,000 federal employees across the region, according to the an EPA scientist in the Great homes with no promise of $5.7 billion Trump is asking. He Chicago Federal Executive Board. Lakes National Program Office another paycheck. And she has sees it as an absolute necessity and a steward for the American also received a message that her to stop what he calls a crisis of The federal government Trump made a Tuesday night Federation of Government Em- health benefits could be in illegal immigration, drug- shutdown in January 2018 es- address to the nation and ployees Local 704, said she jeopardy after a few missed smuggling and human traffick- sentially ended after one work- planned a Thursday visit to the never thought about having to paychecks. ing at the border. day. This shutdown was in its U.S.-Mexico border. get another job — until this 19th day as of Wednesday. Along with furloughed work- week. Turn to Shutdown, Page 8 Turn to Shutdown, Page 13

’20 Ford Explorer to ComEd set to replace be made in Chicago Ford returned to its roots by some Northbrook lines launching a fully-redesigned rear-wheel drive 2020 Ex- now have to replace again.” Power surges prompt plorer on Tuesday. The best- Now, ComEd is scheduled to selling three-row crossover drive to perform the replace some of the power lines in will be built in Chicago. Mov- her neighborhood. neighborhood upgrades ing from front-wheel drive like Levin said that after she filed a most other crossovers boosts By Alexandra Kukulka claim in 2014, she was dropped sportiness, towing capability Pioneer Press from her insurance company be- and larger passenger accom- cause she reported more than modations, Ford said. It is a After a power surge struck a $20,000 in damages. Levin has a vital vehicle for the company, Northbrook neighborhood in new insurance company but pays whose crossover lineup has 2014, the list of appliances Leslie more for home owners insurance, grown stale amid a booming Levin had to replace was long. she said. market. Business She was left to purchase two In September 2014 and again in new sump pumps, electric ovens, September 2018, residents living an electric cook top, a washing near Northbrook Junior High RICH SAAL/AP machine, dishwasher and alarm School experienced power surges system, among other things. that resulted in thousands of Rosenstein plans to About four years later, it hap- dollars in damages to electronic Democrats bolster numbers pened again. appliances, furnaces and air condi- leave Justice Dept. A similar power surge forced tioning units and outlets. Ahead of Gov.-elect J.B. Pritzker’s inauguration next week, Demo- The most visible Justice De- Levin to once again replace appli- Residents say they have shared crats strengthened their numbers in Springfield and House Speaker partment protector of Robert ances and household electronics. their concerns with village offi- Michael Madigan tried to urge cooperation while vilifying Republi- Mueller’s Russia probe is ex- “If it was plugged in the wall, it cials and argue that ComEd is not can Gov. Bruce Rauner. Madigan won the gavel again Wednesday as pected to leave after a new was lost,” Levin said. “All the stuff a new class of lawmakers was sworn into office. Senate President attorney general is confirmed. that I replaced four years ago I Turn to Lines, Page 9 John Cullerton, above, was also easily elected. Chicagoland, Page 4 Nation & World, Page 10

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John Kass Our leaders are lousy sausage-makers

Before we get into all the liberal what’s going on along the southern president.” media hysteria over the government border isn’t a crisis, just Trumpian “The president stomped out of the shutdown and the southern border, rhetoric. But then many of the same meeting when he said to me, ‘Will you VINTAGE PHOTOS OF CHICAGO and Donald, Nancy and Chuck hissing geniuses told us that the caravan support a wall?’ And I said no,” Pelosi at one another while avoiding a work- coming up from Central America said. “Now they’re trying to mischar- The @vintagetribune Instagram, a beloved photography able compromise sitting right in front wasn’t real, until it was. acterize what he actually said. But account produced by the photo editors of the Chicago of their noses, a word about sausage- that’s par for the course with going to Tribune, has been mining the newspaper’s vast archives. making. The casing: Pelosi and Schumer the White House. These are the images that would have been posted had Yes. Sausage-making. want Trump to capitulate and reopen “You cannot come to a conclusion if Instagram existed in, say, 1932. This book is an unexpect- Because what they’re doing in the government, and after that’s done the president of the United States ed, inspired portrait of one of the world’s great metropo- Washington — with all their hot and he’s given away any leverage, they says, ‘My way or the highway, there’s lises, told through the lenses of the countless feet-on- shouting, blistering virtue-signaling promise they’ll continue negotiating nothing to negotiate, either agree the-street photographers from the city’s hometown and scorching shrieks and national on border security. with me or it’s over.’ “ paper. Get a copy at store.chicagotribune.com/books. temperature-raising over the govern- If Trump and the Republicans The pot said what, Nancy? ment shutdown — is unfortunately believe that Schumer and Pelosi will There is, of course a compromise HOW THE NEWSPAPER GETS PRINTED being called sausage-making. negotiate on border security after here: Trump wants border security. Visit the Tribune’s Freedom Center for a two and half Here’s a fact check: Screaming and Trump caves on a shutdown, the And I think most Americans want it hour tour of the printing presses, press plates and enor- shouting and encouraging the media Republicans are dumber than liberal too. mous paper rolls, and get a taste of the Tribune’s history. into the usual, bleating hysterics isn’t pundits insist. Schumer and other Democrats 9 a.m. Jan. 16, Chicago Tribune Freedom Center, 777 sausage-making. aren’t in a winning position here. W. Chicago Ave., Chicago. $25 tickets. Free parking, lot Some dumb politician — or maybe The spice: There could be a compro- Democrats were once quite eloquent opens 20 minutes before start of tour. For tickets, go to a crooked journalist who never held mise in all of this, but U.S. Rep. Al- and forceful in their rhetoric to stop- chicagotribune.com/freedomcenter an honest job in a meat cooler — made exandria Ocasio-Cortez and the rest ping illegal immigration, but now up that idiotic cliche about politics of the hard political left aren’t really they’ve recalculated and see Latinos CHICAGO TRIBUNE BOOKS being like sausage-making years ago. interested in compromise. They’re as a new power base, and so they call “10 Things You Might Not Know About Nearly Every- But I’ve stood for hours in a freez- interested in power and pushing the for “comprehensive immigration thing.” You may never need to know the human body ing meat cooler, sawdust at my feet, Democratic establishment types out reform.” contains a half-pound of salt, but that’s just one of the making sausage for my father at our of the way. Fair enough. obscure facts you’ll find about sports, history, religion, family supermarket. I wasn’t alone. Perhaps this is why an old-timer We can’t have any sort of compre- politics, arts and culture, food and leisure, and science Spending hours pushing spiced like Pelosi has that bothersome “Eyes hensive reform without addressing and technology in this collection of columns from Mark meats and various fats through a Wide Shut” expression, as if staring the hundreds of thousands of young Jacob and Stephan Benzkofer. grinder is excellent training for politi- into headlights. But I wonder if she immigrants brought to this country cal journalism. sees anything at all. illegally by their parents, who them- “Culture Worrier: Reflections on Race, Politics and If you keep your head clear and The last thing the Democrats want selves crossed the American border Social Change.” Clarence Page’s book commemorates cold, you won’t lose a hand. And if you from all of this is something Trump illegally. the 30th anniversary of his column’s first appearance in concentrate, you’ll make the customer mentioned in his speech from the They’re the Dreamers. They want the Tribune. It is the first such collection of the Pulitzer happy. Oval Office the other night: In terms to legally call America home. Why not Prize winner’s columns, and a long overdue archive of his A butcher wants it cold to work the of jobs and wages, unskilled African- let them stay? best work, covering topics such as politics, social issues, meat. But politicians want things hot. American workers are vulnerable to If they’re not in criminal gangs or culture, race, family, new media and prominent figures. Clearly, they know nothing of good economic pressure from undocu- possessed of violent criminal records, sausage. mented immigrants. They compete the Dreamers should be given legal “Chicago Portraits.” From the Civil War era through And so here we are, with Republi- for the same jobs. residency. That’s what Trump and the today, the Tribune’s photographers have captured thou- can President Donald Trump and his But that’s not discussed much, is it? Republicans should offer the Demo- sands of people, from everyday Chicagoans to visitors to two Democratic foils, House Speaker Ever ask yourself why? crats. the Second City to well-known artists, athletes and Nancy Pelosi and Senate Minority And all those fats, meat, spices and And in exchange, Democrats politicians. This large-format coffee-table edition is a Leader Chuck Schumer, seemingly casings aside, the three of them, Don- should give Trump and the Republi- showcase for the unsung photographers who’ve quietly trying to make sausage in public but ald, Nancy and Chuck, met on cans the $5.6 billion for the wall. documented daily life in Chicago. making a steaming hash of it all. Wednesday, and Trump didn’t like This is called compromise. Re- what he heard and stormed off. member the word? All Chicago Tribune print books are available online at The meat: Trump wants $5.6 billion “Just left a meeting with Chuck and It’s what Americans have proven chicagotribune.com/printbooks federal money for a wall on the south- Nancy, a total waste of time,” Trump they can do, when they’re not ruining ern border. 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Rex W. Huppke

President Donald Trump forced his way onto network television Tuesday night and delivered an address that looked for all the world like an unfunny “Saturday Night Live” skit aimed at mocking President Donald Trump. His voice droned. He sniffed and sniffed. He squinted at the teleprompter, sleepily delivering lies about immigration and immi- grants and the ludicrous border wall he will never see built. The wall will pay for itself! (Nonsense.) There’s a crisis at our border! (Apprehensions at the U.S.-Mexi- co border are far below their historic highs of the early 2000s, according to Customs and Border Protection, and the only crisis is the one Trump’s administration created by separating asylum seekers from their children.) Illegal aliens are violent and a threat to our safety! (Boilerplate xenophobic rhetoric easily de- bunked by data that have repeat- edly shown immigrants living in the U.S. illegally commit crimes CARLOS BARRIA/AP at rates far lower than U.S. citi- President Donald Trump gives an address on border security from the Oval Office on Tuesday with the look of a man who knows he’s losing. zens.) The fact-checking could go on ever that everything’s going ac- could use to get the people who he could always count on: The and on, but it gets tiresome. Even Even Donald Trump cording to plan. like him excited. I doubt its func- Wall! Trump seemed bored of the lies seemed bored of the But everyone else saw a man tionality or purpose has any But it backfired. It stopped he was spouting during a prime- who will never admit failure meaning to him. It simply became being fun. It required Trump to time address from the Oval Office, lies he was spouting looking a lot like he knows he has a part of his nationalist brand, an do a televised speech he didn’t and he carried the look of a man failed. idea that was fun to toss around want to do, and now he’ll have to who knows he’s losing. A man ... and he carried the The New York Times reported in a crowded auditorium, like a fly down to the border and pre- who wished he were doing some- late Tuesday on an off-the-record giant beach ball at a concert. tend to care. thing else, like golfing at taxpayer look of a man who lunch Trump held with television But now that the government is He doesn’t care. The wall has expense or hobnobbing with anchors just hours before he gave shut down and Trump’s temper never been more than an ap- wealthy pals or having his ego knows he’s losing. the address, with two sources tantrum isn’t swaying Democrats plause line. And now it’s nothing pumped up at a campaign rally by telling the newspaper that Trump in Congress one bit, that fun, more than a Trumpian attempt to the cheering fans he conned into “was not inclined to give the giant bouncing ball of an idea isn’t distract from other things that thinking he could actually deliver makers to turn on the president speech” or take his planned feeling so fun to our self-serving might make Trump look bad. a wall. and vote with Democrats to re- Thursday trip to the Texas bor- president. It’s not working. It’s just adding He can’t. He won’t. Setting open the government. der. The sources said Trump saw What Trump needed, in the to the things making Trump look aside the absurdity, offensiveness So what did Tuesday night’s the Texas trip as nothing more wake of Democrats winning back bad. and impracticality of a more than address to the nation accomplish? than a photo opportunity. the House of Representatives and You could see it on the presi- 1,000-mile-long edifice to Zilch. I don’t think Trump has ever special counsel Robert Mueller’s dent’s face Tuesday night as he Trump’s ego, there isn’t enough The loyal Trumpists who be- cared a bit about immigration or investigation closing in on him, squinted at the American people support for a wall, nor is there lieve every word the president protecting the border. I don’t was a distraction. The focus had and delivered the divisive, dis- money for such a pointless proj- speaks and know in their hearts think he gives a whip about who to move away from all the people honest words that others fed him. ect. that a big, beautiful wall — or comes in or where or how or why in his inner circle who were flip- He looked like he knows the The Trump-induced govern- maybe a sleek steel-slat barrier! — they enter the country. ping or being sentenced to prison con isn’t working. Like he just ment shutdown is dragging on, will soon rise from the Texas The wall, for our narcissist in time, and he — the Donald — had figured out that the fall guy is hurting working Americans and, desert and keep them safe from chief, has never been more than to grab the spotlight. him. with each passing day, increasing marauding hordes of bloodthirsty an abstraction, something large So he fell back on the part of the pressure on Republican law- immigrants are still just as sure as and impressive-sounding he his presidential brand he thought [email protected]

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SPRINGFIELD – As Democrats bolstered their numbers in Springfield on Wednesday ahead of Gov.- elect J.B. Pritzker’s inaugu- ration next week, Demo- cratic House Speaker Michael Madigan tried to urge cooperation while vili- fying Republican Gov. Bruce Rauner on his way out the door. Madigan, the longest serving House speaker in American history, won the gavel again Wednesday as a new class of lawmakers was sworn into office. Senate President John Cullerton was easily elected, too, cap- ping a blue wave in Novem- ber that helped give the Democratic Party near total control of state government once Pritzker is sworn in Monday. Rauner and Madigan sparred for much of the last four years, as the governor sought support for his pro- business agenda and the clash led to a historic two- year budget stalemate. On the campaign trail, Rauner spent years and millions of RICH SAAL/AP dollars working to blame Gov. Bruce Rauner greets the escort committee at the Senate swearing in of the 101st General Assembly on Wednesday at the Capitol in Springfield. Madigan for most of the state’s ills. “Inaugurations are an “Four long years of char- important opportunity to “All of our con- acter assassination. Four turn the page to a fresh start stituents long years of personal vilifi- and to find common ground cation. Four long years of 1 Democrat doesn’t vote for on the important issues throughout the strident negotiating posi- facing Illinois,” Brady said. tions, also known as ‘my The new 101st Illinois state deserve bet- way or the highway,’ ” Madigan as House speaker General Assembly comes Madigan said. By Mike Riopell Wednesday. with significant turnover. ter than we have “Some might say, as we Chicago Tribune Even before Stava-Murray The last two years of parti- put an end to these last four was sworn in to her first san fights, budget wars and given them in years, ‘Let’s just close the One Illinois House Demo- Illinois House term on tough elections mean about recent memory. book,’ ” the speaker said. cratic lawmaker didn’t vote Wednesday, she announced 30 percent of the lawmak- “As we do move beyond for House Speaker Michael she’d challenge U.S. Sen. Dick ers who took the oath on They are losing these last four years, let’s Madigan on Wednesday, a Durbin in 2020. She has Wednesday were different not just talk in terms of relatively rare occurrence started referring to Durbin as from the person who sat in faith in Illinois, closing the book. Rather, during his long tenure in “my opponent” on social me- the same seat two years let’s think in terms of clos- Springfield. Stava-Murray dia. ago. our government ing one chapter of the book, State Rep. Anne Stava- Stava-Murray defeated Several Republicans who (and) take lessons from that Murray of Naperville voted “present.” Republican David Olsen of Downers voted to raise income taxes and our future chapter so we can move to a She had promised to do so and Grove as Democrats picked up seats in 2017 didn’t run for re- here.” new chapter where people campaigned by touting she hadn’t on the heels of President Donald election again, and some big work with people.” taken money from Madigan. Trump’s relative unpopularity in the names left for other reasons —— House Republican Just one Democrat, new The speaker didn’t end up needing suburbs. — with several departures leader Jim Durkin state Rep. Anne Stava-Mur- the vote. The rest of the House’s 73 She’s not the first to pass on voting robbing the General Assem- ray of Naperville, didn’t vote Democrats voted for him, and House for Madigan as speaker. Two years ago, bly of some of its most for Madigan for speaker. Republican leader Jim Durkin was then-state Rep. Scott Drury voted influential women. hallway behind the Senate Swearing him in was outgo- re-elected, too. M “present” rather than vote for him. Former Senate Republi- chamber after the ceremo- ing Attorney General Lisa adigan is the nation’s longest-serv- At the time, Drury said he did not can leader Christine ny. Madigan, the speaker’s ing speaker, has held the top House receive an engraved desk clock from Radogno stepped aside just And though both parties daughter. post for all but two years since 1983. He Madigan like the rest of his House before the budget stalemate at times talked of together- “Congratulations,” she began his 49th year in the legislature Democratic colleagues. was resolved. Madigan’s top ness, the next two years said. “You’re the speaker deputy, Barbara Flynn Cur- Democrats will have the again.” rie, didn’t run for re-elec- votes and a governor to do House Republican leader tion. Juliana Stratton will be what they want without Jim Durkin of Western Pritzker, who attended the “We may have had our and years, despite all of sworn in as lieutenant gov- Republican input if they Springs also won re-elec- House ceremony. He takes differences, from time to Wednesday’s talk of togeth- ernor in less than a week. stick together. In his speech, tion, and he reflected on over state government from time, but you took on a erness. And state Rep. Jeanne Ives Cullerton referenced Madigan’s new term with a Rauner on Monday facing challenge when others “It’s about doing things of Wheaton won’t return Democrats’ 40 senators to quote from baseball legend big challenges. Illinois has a merely complain from the like providing a living wage after her narrow loss in the Republicans’ 19, a margin so Yogi Berra. $7.4 billion pile of unpaid sidelines,” Cullerton said to for honest work, because I Republican gubernatorial big it’s known as a super- “It’s deja vu, all over bills. Rebuilding roads and Rauner. “Thank you, and I think the employers of this primary to Rauner. majority. again,” Durkin quipped. bridges will cost money. wish you and your family state value their workers Madigan on Wednesday “To leader Brady, con- But he pledged the GOP Payments for state worker the best.” just as much as workers opened his remarks by ask- gratulations. The Republi- would act in “good will and and teacher retirements Senate Democrats have a value their jobs,” Cullerton ing for prayers for Currie, can caucus chose wisely in good faith” with Demo- keeps going up. And that’s 40-19 majority, such a big said. “And we want both to who he said checked into a turning to you for leader- crats, and asked the same not to mention unexpected margin that some of them succeed. Raising the min- hospital after feeling ill ship,” Cullerton said. from the speaker’s caucus. challenges any governor have to sit on the Republi- imum wage is the right while traveling to Chicago. “You’re going to be, and I “All of our constituents faces, such as natural disas- can side of the aisle because thing to do. And if you got all The mood for the inau- really mean this, a super throughout the state de- ters and changing political there aren’t enough desks the way to the Illinois Sen- guration, though, was gen- minority leader these next serve better than we have winds. on their side. ate and can’t do what’s erally festive. two years.” given them in recent mem- Rauner, meanwhile, Cullerton and re-elected right, what was the point, The ornate Senate cham- ory,” Durkin said. “They are presided over the Senate’s Senate Republican leader right?” ber was packed with law- Mike Riopell reported from losing faith in Illinois, our inaugural ceremony as out- Bill Brady of Bloomington Brady, a former candi- makers’ families applauding Springfield and Juan Perez government and our future going Mayor Rahm Emanu- also spoke of cooperation. date for governor, also each other. Vases of colorful Jr. reported from Chicago. here. We must — as a el sat in the front row. The But the Democratic leader’s talked of trying to work flowers sat on desks, and General Assembly, as a state governor was applauded as speech also touched on with Cullerton and noted as bunting hung from the [email protected] — stop looking only toward he left the chamber after- some points where the two many speakers did the 2017 gallery where spectators [email protected] the next election.” ward, perhaps for the last parties almost certainly will changes to the state’s school watch the proceedings. A Twitter @MikeRiopell Twitter @perezjr Eyes will turn now to time. clash in the coming months funding formula. mariachi band waited in a

Former state rep indicted in sex photo case Accused of posting according to the Lake resigned in August as a Department and the state in a new class of lawmakers. County state’s attorney’s of- result of the allegations legislative inspector gen- The Lake County state’s pictures online fice. made by a former girlfriend eral. attorney’s office began its without permission A Lake County grand which had been reported A spokeswoman for the investigation in late July jury handed down the in- that day by Politico. Lake County state’s attor- after being contacted by By Emily K. Coleman dictment Wednesday The woman accused ney’s office said she could Illinois Legislative Inspec- News-Sun morning, according to a Sauer of posting nude pho- neither confirm nor deny tor General Julie Porter, news release. Sauer’s attor- tos of her on an Instagram whether the woman was according to its statement. Former state Rep. Nick ney has told prosecutors account he opened under a one of the two people Multiple attempts to Sauer has been charged that Sauer will turn himself false name, according to whose photos underlie reach Sauer on Wednesday LAKE ZURICH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE with 12 felonies for alleg- in Thursday morning, ac- Politico’s story. The accusa- Wednesday’s indictment. were unsuccessful. edly posting private sexual cording to the release. tions reportedly were de- News of the indictment Ex-state Rep. Nick Sauer photos of two people online The first-term Republi- tailed in complaints filed broke as the Illinois House [email protected] resigned in August. without their permission, can from Lake Barrington with the Chicago Police was in Springfield swearing Twitter @mekcoleman Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Thursday, January 10, 2019 5

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Make the switch. 6 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Thursday, January 10, 2019 Daley proposes massive CPS overhaul Mayor candidate: Cut low-income public school students free tuition at City school councils from Colleges if they have a B more than 500 to 60 average, and have applied for federal and state finan- By Juan Perez Jr. cial aid. Chicago Tribune Bringing the two systems together would present new Mayoral candidate Bill challenges. For example, Daley called for a series of more than 40 percent of the complex overhauls to Chi- City Colleges’ funds for day- cago Public Schools this to-day expenses this year week, as he advanced a come from property taxes government-shrinking pol- the school system is author- icy agenda that included ized to collect. plans to slash the City Coun- CPS collects its own tax cil’s ranks and constrict its revenue, but Daley said he remaining members’ power. doesn’t want to leave City On Thursday, the former Colleges revenue on the U.S. commerce secretary table. It’s also not clear how and heir to a Chicago politi- the college system would cal dynasty offered to re- absorb CPS’ burdensome place a CPS school council pension and debt loads. system that empowers par- “Do I have all the details ents and community mem- worked out on how this bers at many district-run exactly would work? No. campuses to hire principals, But I do think it’s important supervise school budgets that we begin to talk about and set dress codes. and look at this. We all know Daley instead hopes to the difficulties in the results install as many as 60 “neigh- of our education system,” borhood school councils” ANTONIO PEREZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Daley said. that have similar authority Mayoral candidate Bill Daley talks with campaign staff following a brief press conference at on Wednesday. Daley’s plans for the City but oversee eight to 12 Colleges have also drawn school campuses at once primary, secondary and ideas. city education offer one way Education like some of his fire from the Chicago instead of just one. He’d also post-secondary school gov- “I don’t underestimate to advance the debate about rivals, the former White Teachers Union, as the pow- change the city’s system for ernment his camp billed as the difficulty of convincing how to solving those prob- House chief of staff sees the erful labor group backs automatically assigning stu- “the nation’s first pre-K-14 people that we’ve got to stop lems. new neighborhood councils Cook County Board Presi- dents to certain schools in school system.” doing things the way we’ve State laws enacted amid as a way to bring community dent Toni Preckwinkle’s their neighborhoods if they “Only government is been doing them if we want past CPS fiscal crises estab- input to the administrative candidacy. Union President don’t elect to attend class structured basically how it a different result. I under- lished the city’s local school ranks of his CPS-City Col- Jesse Sharkey described the elsewhere in the city. There was 80 or 90 years ago,” stand that, and I understand councils, with the intent of leges hybrid. idea as “one of the more are more than 500 local Daley told the Tribune this the political system is often making each campus the “I believe the mayor must ridiculous ideas we’ve heard school councils in the city week. “All I’m saying is, we very slow to make changes,” core of decision-making by have skin in the game for in recent memory.” today. have to look at some of these Daley said. parents, community resi- education, because that’s “His plan to combine That idea arrived days things. We can’t be afraid to “But, the definition of dents, teachers and admin- the future of the city. On the Chicago Public Schools and after Daley floated a plan to make some changes.” insanity is that if you keep istrators. other hand, I get the need the City College of Chicago combine the school dis- That’s a lot of change for a doing the same thing and But by slashing the num- for bottom-up participation. is the kind of tone deaf trict’s enormous govern- CPS system already respon- think you’re going to get a ber of councils and making There is no real evidence proposal you hear at thou- ment with the City Colleges sible for multibillion-dollar different result, that’s gener- the remaining groups re- that (with) an elected school sand-dollar-a-plate dinners of Chicago system under the budgets and hundreds of ally what happens.” sponsible for entire neigh- board, the education of the frequented by the donors authority of a single admin- thousands of schoolchild- Here’s the heart of the borhood school ecosystems, children is any better than supporting his campaign, istration — then offer free ren. Plus, to accomplish problem, according to Da- Daley sees a new path to an appointed school board, and would add multiple community college to all such expansive overhauls, ley: Too few students gradu- having community mem- but I get the need,” he said. layers of bureaucracy to two CPS high school graduates. Daley would likely need the ate from high school and go bers decide how to pri- Much of Daley’s rhetoric systems already struggling Representatives from the support of state lawmakers on to obtain two- or four- oritize scarce resources and behind his proposed merger under their own weight,” new neighborhood councils and Gov.-elect J.B. Pritzker year college degrees. Too solve problems such as of CPS and the City Colleges Sharkey said of Daley’s pro- would be eligible for seats — not to mention a list of many students travel far empty school buildings. builds on initiatives spurred posal this week. alongside mayoral appoint- answers for what the candi- from their homes to attend And while Daley has not by Mayor Rahm Emanuel, ees on a city board Daley date acknowledges are elementary or high school. backed the concept of a fully including the STAR Schol- [email protected] would assign to the unusual missing details about his Daley said his plans for elected Chicago Board of arship program that offers Twitter @PerezJr

Preckwinkle’s first Preckwinkle’s other TV ad focuses on campaign takes flak Formal complaint donation or the alleged ex- tortion efforts. She has not Laquan McDonald alleges election law been accused of wrong- By Bill Ruthhart sense that it seeks to estab- was breached doing. Chicago Tribune lish Preckwinkle’s credibil- Her campaign did not ity on a high-profile topic By Gregory Pratt immediately comment on Cook County Board by in essence attacking Chicago Tribune the filing with the state President Toni Preckwin- what Emanuel’s adminis- elections board. kle is poised to start airing tration and the Chicago A formal complaint was Prosecutors alleged the first TV ad of her Police Department did not TONI PRECKWINKLE CAMPAIGN PHOTO lodged against Cook County Burke illegally solicited a mayoral campaign, and it is do in the wake of the Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle speaks in Board President Toni $10,000 campaign contrib- focused on the most tumul- McDonald shooting. About a mayoral campaign ad in a clip obtained by the Tribune. Preckwinkle’s campaign ution for an unnamed poli- tuous moment of Mayor a week after a Cook County committee Wednesday, al- tician from restaurant com- Rahm Emanuel’s current judge ordered Emanuel to “It was Toni The criminal complaint leging it did not properly pany executives in Decem- tenure — the police shoot- release the dashcam video against Burke, however, report a $10,000 contrib- ber 2017. Sources familiar ing death of Laquan of the shooting, the mayor who made sure said the politician since ution that federal author- with the investigation said McDonald. fired McCarthy, who also is identified as Preckwinkle ities have alleged Ald. Ed- the campaign contribution According to a copy of running for mayor. Laquan McDon- kept $5,600 of the dona- ward Burke illegally solic- was intended for Preckwin- the ad obtained by the On the same day Eman- tion. Preckwinkle has not ited from a business owner kle, and the executives Tribune, Preckwinkle posi- uel finally released the vi- ald’s autopsy been accused of wrong- in his ward. owned a Burger King at tions herself as an early deo, then-State’s Attorney went public.” doing. The complaint, filed by 4060 S. Pulaski Road, the voice of concern about the Anita Alvarez charged Van The Cook County Board Jesus Martinez, alleges Tribune reported. Accord- McDonald shooting. Her Dyke with murder — more president follows other Preckwinkle’s county cam- ing to the criminal com- campaign points to the fact than a year after the No- — Claim made in planned mayoral candidates Bill paign committee violated plaint, the politician since that she released the black vember 2014 shooting on a Preckwinkle TV ad Daley, Gery Chico and election law by not report- identified as Preckwinkle teen’s autopsy after he was Southwest Side street. Willie Wilson in airing TV ing the contribution within kept $5,600 of the donation shot 16 times by white That, combined with the ads. five business days after it and did not report the Officer Jason Van Dyke, fact that Emanuel’s admin- dence from McDonald’s To date, Preckwinkle was received in January contribution to state elec- who last year was con- istration and aldermen great uncle, the Rev. Mar- has raised $2.75 million for 2018 and by not reporting tion officials. State law re- victed of second-degree agreed to pay a $5 million vin Hunter. “I have full her mayoral bid, including that the campaign had sub- quires all political contrib- murder for the shooting. settlement to the McDon- confidence that Toni is the an additional $500,000 sequently returned the utions to be reported by Preckwinkle is sched- ald family before a lawsuit right person to lead our city from Service Employees money. It’s not clear candidates. uled to begin airing the ad was even filed, led to accu- forward,” Hunter said in International Union that whether Martinez, who Burke has yet to enter a this week, as her campaign sations of a City Hall cover- the statement. she reported Wednesday was listed on the complaint plea, but his attorney, seeks to regain its footing up, calls for Emanuel’s res- Preckwinkle’s debut on morning. SEIU, which has with a Chicago address, is Charles Sklarsky, said the after spending much of the ignation and weeks of the airwaves comes seven endorsed Preckwinkle, has affiliated with a political allegations were meritless. last week rocked by her ties street protests. weeks out from the Feb. 26 been her largest financial campaign, and he could not Preckwinkle's campaign to the Ald. Edward Burke Emanuel made the sur- mayoral election, where 15 backer to date, contrib- immediately be reached for confirmed the donor was corruption scandal. prise announcement not to candidates are vying to uting nearly $1.9 million. comment. Shoukat Dhanani, the CEO The ad begins with some seek a third term in Sep- replace Emanuel. Preck- Also starting to air her The complaint filed with of Tri City Foods, which of the police dashcam tember, just days before the winkle is considered one of first TV ad of the campaign the Illinois State Board of owns the Burger King fran- footage of McDonald walk- Van Dyke trial began. the front-runners, given this week is Illinois Comp- Elections and obtained by chise in Burke’s ward in ing down a darkened Pu- Preckwinkle’s ad refer- her stature as not only the troller Susana Mendoza, the Tribune, also alleges addition to hundreds of laski Road moments before ences the release of the County Board president, who launched one about Preckwinkle did not pro- other fast-food locations his body was riddled with McDonald autopsy by the but chair of the Cook reducing crime that tou- vide enough proof that the across the country. The bullets. Cook County medical ex- County Democratic Party. ches on her personal his- committee returned the campaign said it received a “Sixteen shots, nine in aminer, an office that falls The release of the ad tory in the Little Village $10,000 contribution to the $10,000 contribution from the back,” a narrator says at under her purview as the comes as Preckwinkle has neighborhood. donor. Dhanani but returned the the start of the ad. “Facts county’s chief executive. had to deal with the fallout “A murder on our block. State Board of Elections entire amount because it that the police and city On Nov. 30, 2015 — the day of her tangential ties to My family forced to leave. spokesman Matt Dietrich was over the state contrib- officials tried to bury.” before Emanuel fired Mc- federal authorities charg- It’s my story and it’s Chi- confirmed the complaint ution limit of $5,600 for an The spot then shows Carthy — Preckwinkle ing Burke, the city’s long- cago’s story,” Mendoza says was filed. individual. footage of Emanuel and called for both McCarthy est-serving and most pow- in the ad. “But it’s time to “We will be scheduling a The campaign said re- former police Superin- and Alvarez to be ousted. erful alderman, with at- write a new chapter.” closed preliminary hearing, cords from its bank, soft- tendent Garry McCarthy at At the time, Preckwinkle tempted extortion. Investi- An announcer says after which a hearing offi- ware company and internal a news conference. was backing her former gators last week alleged Mendoza’s plan “addresses cer will make a recom- database all showed the “It was Toni who made chief of staff Kim Foxx, Burke shook down the the root causes of violence” mendation to our board,” entire $10,000 had been sure Laquan McDonald’s who went on to defeat owners of a Burger King in and she plans to hire more Dietrich said. “The board returned but declined to autopsy went public. Toni Alvarez in the March 2016 his ward for a campaign detectives. Mendoza then will then hear the case at a make the records public. who called for the dashcam Democratic primary. contribution and tax ap- declares, “We can reduce monthly board meeting.” Preckwinkle's campaign footage to be released,” the Less clear, though, is peals business at his pri- gun violence, and we will.” Federal authorities last also released a screen shot ad continues, showing im- how vocal Preckwinkle vate law firm in exchange Daley, meanwhile, was week charged Burke with of a credit card transaction ages of Preckwinkle at a had been about demanding for approving permits for releasing a new 30-second attempted extortion. In the from its financial software, made-for-TV news confer- that dashcam footage of the restaurant. ad in which he plays up his criminal complaint, author- showing a $10,000 donation ence. “Toni demanded the the video be released. Un- The Tribune has re- time in the Obama admin- ities accused Burke of shak- from Dhanani being depos- police chief be fired, and like her comments about ported the contribution istration and calls for a ing down a restaurant mag- ited and a credit back to the helped oust the state’s at- McCarthy and Alvarez, was intended for Preck- focus on Chicago’s neigh- nate for a financial contrib- same account six days later. torney for not doing her Preckwinkle’s ad did not winkle, who has denied borhoods, which are “too ution to Preckwinkle’s cam- Preckwinkle amended job.” cite supporting informa- any knowledge of Burke’s often left out of the Loop’s paign. At the time, her campaign report with Preckwinkle’s campaign tion for when she called for actions to obtain the con- prosperity.” Preckwinkle was running state officials last week to said it will spend $750,000 the video’s release. tribution. Preckwinkle has for re-election as County reflect the year-old contrib- to air the spot on broadcast After the Tribune con- said she returned the Tribune’s Gregory Pratt and Board president, and now ution and refund, as re- and cable television begin- tacted the Preckwinkle $10,000 contribution be- John Byrne contributed. she’s running for mayor. quired by law. ning Thursday. campaign about the ad, it cause it exceeded the state Preckwinkle’s mayoral The spot is a unique released a statement that limits for a contribution [email protected] campaign said she person- [email protected] introductory ad in the included a vote of confi- from an individual donor. Twitter @BillRuthhart ally didn’t know about the Twitter @royalpratt Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Thursday, January 10, 2019 7 Sex assault charges for Screen that report on screen ex-charter school coach 2 girls on W. Side Helaire-Jones has been time guidelines really carefully convicted of a felony rob- basketball team bery charge in Michigan Davie said in a statement, screens?’ ” Goldstein said. and talking to your kids allegedly molested and has twice been arrested “or if other factors are “If you spend Friday night and teaching them to for domestic battery in Illi- causing both negative watching ‘Planet Earth’ communicate with people By Megan Crepeau nois, but both cases were health outcomes and documentaries for three face-to-face.” Chicago Tribune dismissed, Hofheimer said. higher screen time.” hours, that’s a lot different If people take away one A statement from Legal I called Goldstein, a from putting your kids in lesson from the new A basketball coach at a Prep CEO Rather Stanton pediatrician at the North- front of YouTube and British guidelines, I asked charter school on Chicago’s said the school “took imme- Heidi Stevens western Children’s Prac- watching an hour of un- Goldstein, what should it West Side has been charged diate action to notify the Balancing Act tice, on Tuesday night to boxing videos. It’s not the be? with sexually assaulting and appropriate authorities” get his take. time; it’s what you’re doing “It’s about how you use molesting two underage fe- and removed Helaire-Jones “Little evidence that “‘No evidence that with the time.” screens and how you talk male team members on from his position after screen time is harmful for screens are harmful’ is the Still, Goldstein said, the as a family about screens,” repeated occasions at the learning of the allegations. kids, say doctors,” an- headline coming out of British report addressed he said. “Not the specific school and elsewhere. “Legal Prep is working nounced the CNN head- this,” he said, “but that’s two points that he’d like to number of hours you Jamel Helaire-Jones had closely with the affected line — the kid equivalent of not what they’re saying at see families adopt as hard- spend on screens. sexual contact on multiple students and families to those “Red wine helps you all.” and-fast rules: No screens “It’s like people want to occasions with the two girls, ensure they receive the sup- live forever” headlines that The British group does for an hour before bed, know, ‘How much should ages 17 and 14 to 15 over the port they need at this criti- adults love so much. avoid setting hard-and-fast and no screens during I weigh?’ he said. “It’s not course of the assaults, Cook cal time,” according to the Vindicated! screen-time limits for meals. really how much you County prosecutors said statement. Not so fast, says Chicago children. “There are plenty of should weigh. There are Wednesday. Asked if Legal Prep knew pediatrician Scott Gold- Instead, the doctors say, studies that show the use so many factors there. Assistant State’s Attorney of Helaire-Jones’ criminal stein, instructor of clinical parents should negotiate of screens before bed has a Numbers don’t mean Nancee Hofheimer said history at the time of his pediatrics at the North- limits on phones, tablets negative impact on sleep,” much when it comes to Helaire-Jones, 34, initiated hiring, Stanton would only western University School and TVs based on their he said. “Most kids and health.” the sex acts in his car and at say that the school conducts of Medicine. kids’ individual needs. most adults don’t get Goldstein and pediat- Legal Prep Charter Acade- background checks of all its New guidance released “They’re saying there’s enough sleep and don’t get rician Rebecca Unger will my, including in the gymna- employees. He also de- by the Royal College of not enough evidence to good quality sleep.” lead a discussion, “iScreen, sium and locker room. clined to say for how long Pediatrics and Child put a specific number of Research also shows, he You Screen, Wii All Judge Mary Marubio or- Helaire-Jones worked Health (RCPCH), a pedia- hours on how much said, that eating in front of Screen: A Family Guide to dered that Helaire-Jones be there. tricians group in the screen time your kids a screen can block the Media Usage” at 12:30 p.m. held without bail on two Helaire-Jones’ attorney United Kingdom, says that should have,” Goldstein message to your brain that Jan. 16 at the Northwest- counts of criminal sexual said he has been working while screen time has been said. “That’s basically what you’re full, which can lead ern Children’s Practice, assault. for a moving company since linked to obesity, mental we say now. There are so to overeating. Plus, screens 680 N. Lake Shore Drive. In addition to coaching his dismissal from the health problems, heart many different ways kids rob families of invaluable basketball, he acted as a school. disease and poor academic use screens and so many connecting-around-the- Join the Heidi Stevens “disciplinarian” at Chi- performance, “the evi- different ways families use table time. Balancing Act Facebook cago’s only legal-themed [email protected] dence base for a direct screens.” “That’s actually my No. group, where she hosts live high school located at 4319 Twitter @crepeau ‘toxic’ effect has always And they’re not all 1 thing for families,” Gold- chats every Wednesday at W. Washington Blvd., been contested.” equally good or bad for stein said. “If you can do noon. Hofheimer said. “We cannot be sure that you. one thing, do family meals. The school became MORE FOR these links are causal,” “People ask all the time, It’s such a key thing in [email protected] aware of the incidents in NEWSPAPER RCPCH member Max ‘What’s the limit for terms of communicating Twitter @heidistevens13 November after rumors cir- SUBSCRIBERS culated. Chicago police conducted an investigation. Already getting the On Jan. 2, officers spotted Tribune in print? Your Helaire-Jones near Chicago subscription comes with ‘Crooked Joe’ campaign flyers prompt lawsuit and Leamington avenues, Unlimited Digital Access but he took off running, to chicagotribune.com GOP clerk: Chicago Hofheimer said. Police gave and the eNewspaper. chase for about five blocks Activate your account: Dems secretly tried but lost him. He turned chicagotribune.com/ to sway election himself in about a week activate later, she said. By Robert McCoppin Chicago Tribune

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Targos said that along with fellow furloughed workers, contractors they work with won’t be able to continue their work. She’s also concerned about con- struction projects that could be pushed into 2020 after a late start. “The people I work with are so proud to do this work to protect human health and the environment the best that we can,” she said. “What kind of job do we do? We work for the public interest. We’d have to go into a different sector.” Targos said she would have been in the office Tuesday. Instead, she went to O’Hare International Air- port to stand in solidarity with other workers affected by the shutdown. “I’m really concerned about what he’s going to do tonight in his address,” Tar- gos said, about Trump’s address to the nation planned for Tuesday night.

HUD civil rights investi- gator: Morgan Stewart came back from a holiday break but didn’t return to work. Stewart, a civil rights investigator with the De- partment of Housing and ERIN HOOLEY/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Urban Development speak- Nicole Cantello, an EPA attorney and one of more than 800 employees in Region 5 now furloughed, says financial insecurity is eating at workers. ing on behalf of Local 911, won’t receive a paycheck lyzed since 1993, when he this week. And she’s not was shot multiple times sure when the next one will during an argument at a come. restaurant in Chicago’s “I’m lucky in that I’m Ravenswood neighbor- married and my husband hood. works,” Stewart said. With his case up in the “When the shutdown hap- air, Reyes Simon is worried pened, we were stressed out U.S. Immigration and Cus- because we had spent mon- toms Enforcement officers ey on travel and we knew will come knocking on his this was coming up, and we door. were like, ‘Well, crap, I hope “I’m trusting in God and this doesn’t last long.’ ” my attorney,” Reyes Simon Stewart said she worked said in Spanish. “My attor- through their finances and ney doesn’t promise me found they could get by anything, but she gives me through January. One of her hope.” major concerns is her stu- dent loan debt from grad EPA attorney: Nicole Can- school, she said. tello, who represents EPA “After January, if the employees as chief steward shutdown continues, that’s of the American Federation when I’ll have to start of Government Employees searching for some sort of Local 704, said she was one temporary job position,” of more than 800 employ- Stewart said. “I’m not going ees in Region 5 who have to really be picky.” been furloughed. Stewart said that beyond Cantello said she should the workers, the people she receive a partial paycheck works to serve every day this week, but the next could be affected. Some paycheck in two weeks may vouchers for housing assist- E. JASON WAMBSGANS/CHICAGO TRIBUNE not arrive. ance could come into ques- Morgan Stewart, a civil rights investigator with HUD, doesn’t know where her next check will come from in the shutdown. “Then we have a big tion after January, said swath of people who have Stewart, potentially leaving be able to draw on,” Aavang other business people. And wasn’t until his attorney, been furloughed, who are a number of low-income “You just feel like said. “I have a son who’s a we need some sort of cer- Davina Campos, called him not working, like myself, people in a precarious situa- you are in the dairyman, he’s 27. And it’s tainty, just to be able to plan that he learned there was who are just very concerned tion. people his age that I really ahead, to plan our business. another layer of uncertainty about putting food on their Stewart’s office handles middle of some- worry about. “We have to put up a lot surrounding his future. plates,” said Cantello, not- cases of discrimination — “2018 was a terrible year of money, and then we’re Campos continued prep- ing two mortgages and a from race to sexual harass- thing that you for us,” she said. “With the kind of at the mercy of ping for the hearing until tuition payment she needs ment. loss of the trade, it’s really Mother Nature,” Aavang late the night before, when a to make this month. “An- “Those cases have been have absolutely kind of put us behind the said. “We really just need deal still hadn’t been struck. other thing is just the gen- put on hold,” Stewart said. eight ball. And farm income some kind of certainty.” No notice was ever sent for eral insecurity of not know- “And they aren’t moving no control over.” in general has just been the specific case, and they ing when you’re going to go forward. And if you look at — Nicole Cantello, who is a down for the past five years. Immigrant deportation don’t know when Reyes back to work.” something, especially like a furloughed Environmental So it was terrible timing. case: Martin Reyes Simon Simon’s case will be called Cantello said she also has sexual harassment case Protection Agency attorney “Personally I applied started the new year nerv- before a judge. The U.S. to pay out-of-pocket for with an individual who is mid-December and I ous, unable to eat and with a Department of Justice in work-related travel ex- facing sexual harassment by haven’t seen anything,” Aa- twitching eye. December issued a notice penses. a landlord or a repair person vang said. Reyes Simon, 53, lives in a that immigration cases in “Tons of people went on in their building, that means ernment in retaliation for World supply-and-de- northwest suburb of Chi- which the person is not travel before the shutdown that they are living in a tariffs imposed by the mand reports, which Aa- cago and has been in legal detained, such as Reyes hit,” she said. really scary living situation. Trump administration on vang counts on to market limbo for the past eight Simon’s, would be reset to That sounds like a little And there may be no end in Chinese goods. her crops and plan her years. He was a lawful when the government is thing, Cantello said, but sight and no resolution in Farmers including Aa- business for the future, have permanent resident, but he funded again. when you’re getting paid sight with the shutdown vang have been able to also been delayed, she said. was placed in deportation Campos thinks the case half a paycheck — or not at continuing.” offset the trade loss through “It’s really hard to run a proceedings when the gov- could be pushed back until all — “it all adds up to aid provided by the govern- business when there’s so ernment denied his applica- 2022, based on when hear- becoming financially inse- McHenry County farmer: ment’s Market Facilitation much uncertainty,” Aavang tion to become a natural- ings were being set for cure.” Michele Aavang has been at Program, but with the gov- said. “It’s hard to talk to ized citizen because of local before the shutdown. “Knowing that matters the helm of a McHenry ernment shutdown, those your banker and make any arrests, including a convic- “He’ll now be going on a that you believe are press- County farm for decades. payments have been held plan when you’re not sure tion in a domestic violence decade in proceedings,” ing, that you want to protect Over the years, she and her up and administration of- what you should be grow- case. Campos said. “He’s in de- folks from, are not being family built up equity on the fices are shuttered, Aavang ing, what prices you’ll be Last Friday, his case had portation proceedings, he’s addressed, adds another farm where her late hus- said. getting.” been scheduled for a final in limbo, he can’t travel. It’s level of anxiety for folks,” band was born and raised, Aavang will get by for the Aavang said she’s still hearing in Chicago’s immi- kind of just putting his life she said. “You just feel like by growing corn, soybeans next few months, she said. about three to four months gration court, where a judge on hold.” you are in the middle of and wheat. But she worries about how away from planting. was expected to decide his It’s been difficult waiting something that you have Aavang said the shut- the shutdown will affect “If you were to call me future. He had heard about for the hearings, Reyes Si- absolutely no control over.” down comes at a bad time younger farmers. again in two, three months, the government shutting mon said. for farmers, who are already “I really worry about the if things aren’t settled by down, but he thought While his case has lin- [email protected] reeling from tariffs on ex- younger guys that haven’t then, it’s really going to be judges would continue gered, Reyes Simon stopped [email protected] trouble,” she said. “We’re working because of medical Twitter @morgreene ports into China that were been doing it so long, that working so he assumed he Twitter @ElviaMalagon levied by the Chinese gov- may not have a nest egg to business people just like any was still going to court. It problems. He’s been para-

Glen Ellyn police officer testifies about finding shallow grave Discovered body of girlfriend, Linda Valez, and had been dragged was the last time she friend implicating himself she had forgot about him,” burying her body in a Glen through the woods would be seen alive, in Valez’s death, Meindl Araujo said. woman whose Ellyn park in September to create this path,” Meindl said. said. Araujo said her daughter boyfriend is on trial 2013. he testified. Prosecutors said The victim’s mother, Glo- had mental health issues The first witness, police He followed the that earlier that day, ria Araujo, and twin sister, and was homeless by By Clifford Ward Sgt. Emmanuel Berger, said path to an area of Ester bought a shov- Gloria Valez, testified choice. Valez never men- Chicago Tribune he went to Panfish Park on disturbed earth el at a hardware Wednesday about how they tioned that Ester had been Sept. 28, 2013, in response to where the body of Ester store and was seen searched parks and put up abusive toward her during The Glen Ellyn police a missing person report Valez, 33, was found walking toward the flyers, searching for Valez in the months they had been a officer who discovered the filed by Valez’s mother. The buried facedown. She had park. He later bought flow- the days after she was last couple, the mother said. shallow grave of a homeless officer said he knew Valez been stabbed more than 30 ers at a grocery store and seen. Araujo said she con- Ester’s attorneys will give woman was the first wit- from previous contacts, and times, authorities said. brought them to Valez at the tacted Ester, who she knew their opening statement af- ness Wednesday as the trial that homeless people often In her opening state- fast-food restaurant, Meindl was her daughter’s ter the prosecution rests its of her accused killer began gathered in a wooded area ment, Assistant State’s At- said. boyfriend, several times case. In previous court fil- in DuPage County court. in the park. torney Amanda Meindl told About 2 a.m. Sept. 25, over the period. During a ings, Ester’s attorneys have Jurors heard the pros- As he looked around the jurors that they would hear roughly three hours after he phone call, Ester became said Valez was the initial ecution’s opening statement wooded area, Berger said, evidence that placed Valez was seen with Valez, Ester agitated, Araujo said, and aggressor in a confrontation and the start of testimony in he saw a path he did not and Ester together on the showed up at a fire depart- asked the mother to stop that led to her death. the murder trial of Myron recognize from previous night of Sept. 24 at a ment station seeking treat- asking about Valez. Ester, 50, a homeless man visits. McDonald’s where Valez ment for a cut hand. He “He said he wanted to Clifford Ward is a freelance charged with killing his “It looked like something had recently landed a job. It later made a statement to a forget about her, just like reporter. Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Thursday, January 10, 2019 9 Self defense a great defense of concealed carry resumes, a young man is around. seen running away and the On that Far South Side young woman getting up street Tuesday morning, off the ground. Teen shot dead in robbery bid there was a battle between Nineteen-year-old a legal gun and an illegal Laavion Goings Jr. pulled a gun — between a gun gun and tried to rob the allegedly attacked cops last year owner who had undergone Dahleen Glanton woman, authorities said. By Hannah Leone sergeant and a police officer after he a background check and 16 There was a struggle. But and Rosemary Sobol and his father were arrested during a hours of training and some- It is easy to hate guns. she managed to pull out her Chicago Tribune narcotics raid in Englewood where the one who wasn’t supposed There’s not much about own .38-caliber handgun father lived, according to court records. to have a firearm. them to love — except and shoot him in the chest. Laavion Goings Jr. was out of jail Police were executing a search Goings had multiple when they save an innocent Goings ran home a few only two months when the 19-year-old warrant on June 8 when they found arrests, mostly for drug life. blocks away and collapsed walked up to a bus stop about two zip-lock bags, one pink charges, but also for attack- Though the U.S. in the stairwell of his build- a block from his home, pulled and one clear, both containing ing two police officials Supreme Court has con- ing. He died an hour later at out a gun and tried to rob a “numerous tan chunks of during a narcotics raid in firmed every law-abiding a hospital. woman on the Far South Side. suspect heroin,’’ according to Englewood. In October, six American’s right to own a According to authorities, But the woman had a gun a police report. They also counts of aggravated bat- firearm, most anti-gun the shooter was a 25-year- too and fired first, hitting found a pill bottle filled with tery to a peace officer were people have never quite old woman. And lucky for Goings in the chest, according what they believed was liquid dropped after he pleaded understood why anyone her, she had a permit to to Chicago police. The teen codeine. guilty to a drug charge. He would want to walk around carry a concealed weapon ran back to his home and As police escorted the was on probation at the with one. in Illinois. made it as far as a stairwell in younger Goings downstairs, time he was killed. Perhaps it was because When she obtained the the foyer of a building before Goings Jr. he became “very irate, stiff- No one should be happy they didn’t really want to license, it is unlikely that collapsing in the 400 block of ened up’’ and “pushed”’ and when a teen is killed, re- understand it. On this polit- the woman ever thought West 103rd Street. “grabbed’’ a sergeant, the report said. gardless of how imperfect ically polarizing issue, she’d really have to use it, That’s where officers found him Another officer got him under control he was. But it is difficult to everyone has taken sides. though she lives in a neigh- shortly before 6 a.m. Tuesday, just and into a police car. feel sorry for Goings. People believe what they borhood where residents minutes after the shooting. He died As they made their way to the In this battle of good choose to believe about say such holdups are com- within an hour at Advocate Christ Englewood District police station, Go- versus evil, he was the firearms, and they block mon. She probably never Medical Center in Oak Lawn. ings kicked the door and cage area of villain and she is the hero. out what anyone on the fathomed that she would Surveillance video shows the wom- the squad car, the report said. He was We applaud her for refus- other side has to say. end up shooting a teenager an on her knees as Goings ran off. As he “placed directly into a padded cell,’ ” ing to become yet another Most of us have been to death either. That is the disappeared around the corner, she got the report said. innocent victim of Chi- guilty of that at one time or last thing most people up and hurried across Normal Avenue. Goings was charged with six counts cago’s gun violence. another. would ever want to do. She lives just blocks away. of aggravated battery to a peace officer It is possible that the But a shooting happened But in this case, she The woman declined to talk about but they were dropped in October after shooting will haunt this early Tuesday at a bus stop apparently had no choice. the shooting when reached Wednes- the teen pleaded guilty to a drug young woman emotionally on the Far South Side of That’s how the concealed day, but did not seem surprised that the charge. He was given probation and for a very long time. Killing Chicago that might prompt carry law is supposed to teen lived near her in the Fernwood released from jail in early November, someone, regardless of the us to look at guns in a new work. neighborhood. Police said she has valid just days before his 19th birthday. circumstances, is not easy light. I, too, am a public I have never doubted state permits to own and carry the His father remains in Cook County, for most people. It is likely transportation rider. That that the majority of people .38-caliber handgun she used to shoot charged with illegal possession of guns that she already has shed could have been me waiting who go through the trouble Goings. and being an armed habitual criminal. many tears over taking a on a bus that morning. It of obtaining a license to The teen had a record of arrests, young man’s life. When the could have been anyone. legally carry a firearm in mostly for drug charges. But last June, [email protected] Chicago Tribune contacted Video from a surveil- Illinois are decent and he was charged with attacking a [email protected] her Wednesday, she didn’t lance camera posted out- responsible. And in neigh- want to talk about it. side a store nearby shows a borhoods where violence is Perhaps one day, she will young woman standing rampant, it makes sense. know that there is no guilt underneath a bus shelter Years of covering Illinois ments to afford citizens the streets was once a legal that doesn’t always happen. in saving your own life. And shortly before 6 a.m., appar- gun issues gave me a deep their Second Amendment gun. It is the responsibility We also know that not perhaps the rest of us will ently on her way to work. level of understanding — rights in 2013. In a city of legal gun-owners to every concealed carry stop judging those so The video shows her and respect — for the laws, where there are so many ensure that their arms license-holder who has harshly who feel they must waiting unsuspectingly for even though I don’t agree killings involving illegal remain in the hands of shot someone was right to carry a legal gun to do so. the bus to arrive. Then, for with all of them. guns, the reluctance is those they were intended fire the weapon. Our laws some reason, the camera Illinois entered, kicking understandable. for. aren’t perfect in Illinois, but [email protected] stops recording. When it and screaming, into agree- Every illegal gun used on In Chicago, we know they are among the best Twitter @dahleeng

Development proposed for McDonald’s Plaza site By Chuck Fieldman Pioneer Press

A proposed mixed-use development at the McDon- ald’s Plaza site along the north side of 22nd Street at Spring Road would bring retail stores, restaurants, of- fice space, condominiums, luxury rental apartments and park space to Oak Brook. Hines, a 63-year-old pri- vately owned global real estate investment, devel- opment and management firm with a presence in more than 200 cities in 24 countries, gave the Village Board a preliminary review Tuesday of the project. BRIAN CASSELLA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE “We get the opportunity to take 16 acres of asphalt and make it into something Rallying against R. Kelly very special,” said Greg Van Schaack, Hines’ senior man- Protesters rally Wednesday outside R. Kelly’s West Loop studio urging a boycott of the singer and his prosecution amid new attention on aging director in Chicago. accusations of sexual abuse that have dogged him. Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx has urged anyone with info to come forward. Hines wants to build what it’s calling Oak Brook Commons on 16.5 acres on which a McDonald’s restau- rant already has been de- molished and the existing McDonald’s office building ComEd will replace lines as a safety precaution would be torn down. Lines, from Page 1 and came into contact with tomers.” homes were without power homeowners purchase Plans call for up to 280 another power line in the Carlo Cavallaro, external for about four days, and surge protectors for their apartments, which will have properly addressing the areas near the intersections affairs manager for ComEd, when the power was recon- homes, Levin said. After the an average monthly rental cause of line failures that of Waukegan and Voltz told the Northbrook Board nected a power surge oc- 2018 incident, the power price of $2,700, along with result in power surges. roads and Waukegan Road of Trustees Sept. 25 that curred, she said. surge protectors blew out, two condominium build- “This isn’t about the out- and Walters Avenue, said over the summer a two- Annette Caras, who lives she said. ings that would have about age. We understand out- Matt Morrison, assistant year inspection of the in the Park Place neighbor- “Maybe the power out- 48 units each for sale. ages happen. It’s the recon- director of the Northbrook power lines was completed, hood, said that when the age was caused by a differ- Two office buildings nection,” Levin said. Public Works Department. which consisted of visual power was reconnected in ent problem, but the recon- would have a total of “When you go to be recon- A similar incident hap- and thermographic inspec- her home in 2014 the floor nection is the same prob- 300,000 square feet and a nected to your power pened in 2014 in the same tion for hot spots. in the sunroom and the lem,” Levin said. “This is high-end hotel would have source you shouldn’t worry area when, as the village The power lines in the alarm system caught on now their responsibility be- up to 250 rooms. that your house is going to was told by ComEd at the area will be replaced as a fire. cause after the first time The apartment building, be electrocuted.” time, lighting struck a cable “safety precaution,” and by Caras said she was home you are on notice. You don’t which would offer Oak Approximately 244 resi- and weakened it, Morrison the first quarter of 2019 the when the power surge hap- get to do this twice to the Brook’s first apartment rent- dents were affected by the said. company plans “to have pened and she heard a loud same neighborhood.” als, would be developed September 2014 power “While the circum- that work begun and com- noise. She soon noticed that Levin said Jan. 3 that no with the infrastructure, surge and approximately stances around the events pleted,” Cavallaro said. the buttons on her coffee power surges have oc- amenities, and unit finish 4,300 by the September in 2014 and 2018 may be “There is a lot of poten- machine had popped off, curred in the area since quality to enable a potential 2018 power surge, said different, the root cause of tial for storms and surges she said. September 2018, but that conversion to for-sale con- Thomas Dominguez, a the surges – a 34kv line between now and then,” After the September she has come home to find dominiums should market ComEd spokesman. failing and breaking then Levin said. “For the second 2014 power surge, Caras her clocks flashing, indicat- forces support this strategy Dominguez said the Sep- falling into a 4kv line — time, they should have to said she had to replace her ing that the power went out in the future. tember 2018 power surge appears to be the same in pay full restitution. We also refrigerator, double oven, while she was away. The office buildings was caused by one bare both instances,” Morrison need a guarantee they have alarm system, phone sys- With the holidays com- would be the first multi- wire falling on top of anoth- said. properly fixed, replaced tem, televisions and floor ing to an end, Levin said she tenant office property to be er bare wire. The 2018 At an October 2018 and resolved the issue that’s heating unit, among other is confident that her neigh- built in the village since event “is similar to an meeting with residents, causing the surge to begin things. borhood’s homeowners as- Hines completed a building unrelated surge that oc- ComEd representatives with.” After the 2018 power sociation will continue at 700 Commerce Drive in curred in 2014,” he said in discussed the overall per- In September 2014, the surge, Caras said she had to working with other im- 2000. The first phase of the the email. formance of the system same circuit experienced a replace a fish tank, control pacted associations and the project includes grading, “To make the system before the surge, “potential splice failure that caused a panel for heating and cool- village to make sure that site prep, utility work, park- more resilient and reduce causes of a surge event,” power surge to homes in ing systems, a treadmill, safety concerns are ad- ing, sidewalks, landscaping the likelihood of future and an overview of the the same area, he said. routers, refrigerator and dressed. and lighting, followed by events like these, we are plans to further strengthen Around Labor Day week- phone system. “I hope that Northbrook development of the retail replacing existing bare wire the system to prevent fu- end in 2014, there was a “It was just terrible, we is staying informed and on and apartment components with stronger, covered ture surge events, Domin- thunderstorm that caused lost so much stuff,” Caras top of it,” Levin said. “We’ll of the project and comple- wire,” Dominguez said in guez said in the email. “At the power to go out in the said. stay on it.” tion of a public park. the email. ComEd, our highest pri- area of the Park Place After the 2014 power In September 2018, a ority is to safely provide neighborhood, where Lev- surge, ComEd met with [email protected] [email protected] ComEd power line failed reliable energy to our cus- in lives, she said. The residents and suggested Twitter @AKukulka11 Twitter @chuckwriting 10 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Thursday, January 10, 2019 NATION & WORLD Mueller protector plans to leave DOJ

Rosenstein expected gation. The White House cast to exit after new AG Rosenstein’s departure as confirmed by Senate his choice. Spokeswoman Sarah By Eric Tucker Huckabee Sanders said and Michael Balsamo Rosenstein had always Associated Press planned to stay two years and wants to help with the WASHINGTON — Dep- BLOOMBERG NEWS 2018 transition to a new attorney uty Attorney General Rod Rod Rosenstein has been general. Rosenstein, the most visible deputy AG since April 2017. “I don’t think there’s any Justice Department protec- willingness by the president tor of special counsel will question Barr next or the White House to push Robert Mueller’s Russia in- Tuesday. him out,” Sanders told Fox vestigation and a frequent If confirmed by the GOP- News. target of President Donald led Senate, Barr could be in Rosenstein appointed Trump’s wrath, is expected place at the Justice Depart- Mueller as special counsel to leave his position soon ment by February. Rosen- in May 2017 to investigate after Trump’s nominee for stein is expected to leave his potential coordination be- attorney general is con- position soon after that, CHIP SOMODEVILLA/GETTY tween Russia and the firmed. though he is not being Attorney General nominee William Barr, left, and Sen. Lindsey Graham met Wednesday. If Trump campaign to sway The departure creates forced out, said a person confirmed by the Senate, Barr could be in place at the Justice Department by February. the 2016 election. The ap- uncertainty about the over- familiar with the plans who pointment followed the re- sight of Mueller’s team as it spoke on condition of ano- seeing Mueller’s investiga- House expecting to be fired with the Trump campaign. cusal of Sessions because of enters what may be its final nymity. tion, might remain in his after news reports that he Rosenstein and his chief his work on the Trump months of work. But the The departure is not sur- role. had discussed secretly re- deputy have continued to campaign and Trump’s fir- attorney general nominee, prising given that Rosen- Rosenstein’s departure is cording Trump and invok- maintain day-to-day over- ing of former FBI Director William Barr, moved stein has been deputy for noteworthy given his ap- ing a constitutional amend- sight over the probe, a James Comey. quickly Wednesday to quell almost two years. It is com- pointment of Mueller and ment to remove Trump as senior Justice Department Barr served as attorney concerns that his arrival mon for new attorneys gen- close supervision of his unfit for office. He was official told reporters last general from 1991 to 1993. could endanger the probe, eral to have their own depu- work. He’s also endured a ultimately allowed to stay month. Barr has criticized the telling lawmakers during ties and Barr has told people tenuous relationship with on after private conversa- Barr would take over Mueller investigation, in- Capitol Hill visits ahead of close to him that he wanted Trump, who has repeatedly tions with Trump and John control of the investigation, cluding an unsolicited his confirmation hearing his own No. 2 as part of decried Rosenstein’s deci- Kelly, then chief of staff. assuming the same final say memo he sent the Justice that he has a high opinion of taking the attorney general sion to appoint Mueller, and Trump also shared a over major investigative Department last year cri- Mueller. job. with congressional Repub- photo on Twitter in Novem- steps that acting Attorney tiquing Mueller’s investiga- “He had absolutely no It was unclear who might licans who accused him of ber showing Rosenstein and General Matthew Whitaker tion into whether the presi- indication he was going to replace Rosenstein. The withholding documents others criticized by the has had since former Attor- dent had sought to obstruct tell Bob Mueller what to do deputy position requires from them and not investi- president behind bars, call- ney General Jeff Sessions justice by firing Comey. or how to do it,” said Senate confirmation. It was gating aggressively enough ing for them to be tried for was ousted in November. Rosenstein in December Republican Sen. Lindsey also not clear whether what they contend was po- “treason.” Democrats have been said Mueller’s investigation Graham, the incoming Rosenstein’s top deputy, litical bias within the FBI. Mueller is investigating wary of Whitaker, who de- would be “handled appro- chairman of the Senate Ju- Edward O’Callaghan, who In September, Rosen- Russia’s meddling in the clined to recuse himself priately” no matter who is diciary Committee, which has a prominent role over- stein went to the White 2016 election and contacts from overseeing the investi- overseeing it. Fire debris needs to go somewhere Officials scramble to find a place that will take tons of rubble By Laura Newberry Los Angeles Times

LOS ANGELES — The long road to recovery in the town of Paradise starts with removing millions of tons of charred rubble left in the Camp Fire’s wake. But the question remains: Where will it all go? Disaster officials are scrambling to secure a place to sort and process the remnants of nearly 19,000 structures destroyed in the wildfire that began Nov. 8 and killed 86 people. The mammoth undertaking has been slowed by opposition in nearby communities eyed as potential sites for a temporary scrapyard, which would receive 250 to 400 truckloads of concrete and metal each day. First it was Chico, where NOAH BERGER/AP in late December residents What’s left of a vintage car rests among debris after the Camp Fire in early November in Paradise, Calif. At least 86 people died in the massive wildfire. persuaded the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the California Office of Emergency Serv- Trump again threatens to withhold wildfire payments to Calif. ices — the agencies respon- sible for the cleanup — to Associated Press he’s ordered the Federal shutdown. Trump has pre- victims to partisan bicker- sent a letter to the president look elsewhere. Emergency Management viously threatened to with- ing.” asking him to double fed- Now officials are consid- SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Agency to stop giving the hold wildfire payments but Several GOP lawmakers eral funding for forest man- ering Oroville, where President Donald Trump state money “unless they never followed through. who represent the town of agement. California has they’ve proposed opening a threatened Wednesday to get their act together.” Hours after Trump’s Paradise, which was leveled pledged $1 billion over the scrapyard at a Superfund withhold money to help Fire scientists say climate tweet, the state’s emergency by a deadly fire in Novem- next five years to ramp up site near Highway 70 that California cope with wild- change, not poor forest operations agency said ber, said Trump’s tweet was its efforts, which include served as the Koppers wood fires, a day after new Gov. management, is the driving FEMA is extending its not helpful. “These are clearing dead trees that can treatment plant for decades. Gavin Newsom asked him contributor to California’s deadline for victims of American citizens who serve as fuel. Federal officials argue that, to double the federal invest- destructive wildfires, many deadly November wildfires need our help,” U.S. Rep. Lawmakers approved after years of soil and ment in forest management. of which have not been to seek assistance. Doug LaMalfa said. that money last year, and groundwater cleanup, the Trump again suggested primarily in forests. Newsom, a Democrat Newsom and Govs. Jay Newsom said Tuesday he’ll land is safe enough for poor forest management is FEMA could not im- who took office Monday, Inslee and Kate Brown of add an extra $105 million in industrial use. The site to blame for California’s mediately comment be- said Californians affected Washington and Oregon, his upcoming budget for would be open for at least a deadly wildfires and said cause of the government by wildfires “should not be respectively, on Tuesday wildfire-related spending. year. But some residents do not trust that the land is as clean as the U.S. Environ- reeling from the Oroville Engineers, which is tasked trial trucks and equipment cording to an environmen- cancer as well as reproduc- mental Protection Agency Dam’s spillway collapse in with developing the debris and that the activity could tal assessment prepared by tive and developmental says it is and worry that February 2017, which removal plan. The Super- affect traffic to nearby busi- the Army Corps of Engi- problems. such intense operations turned the small city into a fund site is close to Paradise nesses. neers. Contractors would Bynum said the Koppers could kick up toxic dust and bustling construction zone, and a rail spur, he said, and In Chico and Oroville, be unable to draw water or site should not be reopened damage local roadways. deteriorating roadways and the area already is zoned for environmental concerns dig at the site, and materials for industrial use until the “We’ve been through intensifying traffic. Butte industrial use. have trumped all others, would be rinsed of ash and potential hazards are fully enough already,” Oroville County filed a lawsuit Officials collected public including noise and traffic. oils before arriving in understood over time. Councilwoman Linda against the state Depart- comments recently and Though only non-toxic con- Oroville. “We don’t see this as an Draper said. ment of Water Resources in hope to make a decision crete and metal would be But such assurances are emergency,” Bynum, 72, The proposal to open a August, seeking compensa- about the site soon, Peter- processed at the site — not enough for Oroville said. “We’re wondering, scrapyard at this particular tion for its damaged streets. sen said. hazardous waste such as car resident and local environ- why the rush? Why aren’t site has struck a nerve. At a Officials have investi- It was during the public batteries, electronics and mental activist Bill Bynum. they doing the sorting in town hall meeting in De- gated more than 50 sites in a feedback period in Decem- asbestos will be sent to Through his work with the Paradise?” cember, residents spoke of 30-mile radius of Paradise, ber that Chico residents designated landfills in Cali- Butte Environmental Coun- The debris can’t be proc- losing family members who including quarries and con- made a case for why the fire fornia and Nevada — resi- cil, he’s raised concerns essed in Paradise itself, offi- worked at the Koppers site crete recycling facilities, as rubble should not be proc- dents worry that toxic dust about the possible health cials say, because such a to cancer. (State health offi- potential depositories for essed next to the Barber could blow off the debris effects of two large fires at large operation could im- cials tried to determine a the fire debris. Yard neighborhood on the and compromise air quality. the Koppers site, one in pede reconstruction efforts. decade ago why the number The 200-acre Koppers south side of town. Officials At the Koppers site, pro- 1963 and another in 1987. And time is of the essence: of pancreatic cancer cases site was identified as an ultimately abandoned the tective geotextile fabric According to the county, the The sooner the rubble is in Oroville doubled in 2004 ideal location based on a proposal after determining would be placed on top of fires may have caused an removed, the sooner resi- and 2005, but results were few factors, according to that roads in the residential the existing soil to prevent airborne release of dioxins. dents can begin to rebuild inconclusive.) Mike Petersen, spokesman area were not built to with- any contaminated ground Those chemical com- or at least move trailers onto And residents are still for the U.S. Army Corps of stand the weight of indus- from being disturbed, ac- pounds are known to cause their properties. Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Thursday, January 10, 2019 11 NYC trial focuses on Trump’s Judge frees Palestinian man move to send Haitians home from 2-year immigration hold By Adam Geller By David Pitt uncle and cousins. Associated Press Associated Press It was there, as he sought to renew his green card in NEW YORK — A trial in DES MOINES, Iowa — A early 2017, that ICE officials New York over the Trump Palestinian man who was uncovered his criminal administration’s move to jailed in Iowa for two years record and jailed him in cut off permission for thou- while immigration author- Iowa. sands of Haitians to live in ities tried to secure permis- Ghithan was told he the U.S. is spotlighting sion to deport him has been would see a judge within emails between officials released after a federal two weeks, and he ex- downplaying health and judge ruled he had been pected to post bail and be safety crises in the Caribbe- held for too long without a released. But it was two an nation as they tried to reasonable expectation of months before a judge con- justify the change. being repatriated soon. sidered his case, and that The case centers on the Advocates for immi- judge denied him bail be- Temporary Protected Stat- grants’ rights say Hasan cause his crime was drug us program, which has al- Salama Dibai Ghithan’s related. lowed about 50,000 people case is not unusual and that SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT Meanwhile, an Omaha from Haiti to live and work far too many immigrants ICE officials jailed Hasan immigration judge rejected in the U.S. temporarily awaiting deportation are Salama Dibai Ghithan in Ghithan’s request for asy- since a devastating earth- SPENCER PLATT/GETTY jailed indefinitely because Iowa. He was freed Friday. lum based on his claim that quake in 2010. The emails, Demonstrators voice their support for Haitians this week they don’t know how to he was fleeing violence in filed with documents in the at the courthouse in the New York borough of Brooklyn. navigate the U.S. legal sys- understanding that allowed the Middle East. The judge case, bolster the argument tem. such crossings in Septem- ordered him to be deported by migrant advocates that their TPS status for now. world here,” Kuntz told “I haven’t seen the sun in ber. Thus, the U.S. govern- to Israel, but nothing hap- the Trump administration But the Brooklyn case, lawyers. “Use the term.” two years,” Ghithan told ment has been unable to get pened. was so bent on ending TPS which covers only Haitians, Lawyers for immigrants The Associated Press on the required permissions. After calling the Ameri- that it ignored the U.S. is the first time the admin- have argued that the com- Friday, just hours after his A report by U.S. Immi- can Bar Association from government’s own re- istration’s move to end TPS ments show racial bias con- release from the Pottawat- gration and Customs En- jail, he challenged the con- search showing that Haiti has been put on trial. U.S. tributed to the decisions to tamie County Jail. “Man, it forcement indicates a stitutionality of his impris- was in no shape to take District Judge William end TPS. They have con- was just a nightmare. A sharp increase in the arrest onment but mistakenly people back. Kuntz said Monday he ex- tended, too, that the admin- nightmare. I’m glad it’s and deportation of immi- filed the document in “The problem” with that pects to issue a decision istration failed to follow the kind of over now.” grants who have broken Omaha because he thought analysis, one Trump ap- after both sides file written usual practice of making Ghithan, 33, was trying U.S. laws. he was being held in Ne- pointee to the Department arguments in March. decisions based on analysis to renew his expired green More than 396,000 peo- braska. Four months of Homeland Security, Ka- Whatever the ruling, it is by staffers at the depart- card in Omaha, Neb., in ple were booked into ICE passed before a judge wrote thy Kovarik, wrote in an likely to be appealed. ments of State and Home- January 2017, when U.S. detention facilities during to him, telling him that October 2017 email, “is that Previous administra- land Security. Immigration and Customs the fiscal year that ended in because he was in Iowa, he it reads as though we’d tions periodically reviewed The lawyers said Trump Enforcement agents dis- September, an increase of needed to file in federal recommend an extension conditions in countries be- appointees rewrote or ed- covered he had been con- 22.5 percent from the pre- court in that state. (of TPS) because we talk so set by war and catastrophe ited those findings to suit victed on a drug charge in vious year. More than He filed another petition much about how bad it is.” before deciding whether to their purposes. In another Texas a year earlier. They 250,000 immigrants were in September 2018. After “The basic problem is grant, renew or expand email filed as part of the locked him up in Council deported, and more than months of exchanges be- that it IS bad there,” anoth- temporary protected stat- case, for example, a DHS Bluffs, Iowa. half of them were con- tween U.S. District Judge er official responded. us, lawyers for Haitian mi- appointee, Robert Law, Months passed as victed of a crime. Robert Pratt in Des Moines The nonjury trial in fed- grants contend. But they wrote that a draft decision Ghithan sought his release Ghithan was born in and federal officials, it be- eral court in Brooklyn say the Trump adminis- on Haiti “is overwhelming or deportation to a part of Ramallah in the West Bank came clear Ghithan’s re- stems from one of seven tration followed a different (ly) weighted for extension the world he hasn’t visited and arrived in the U.S. on a lease was not imminent. lawsuits filed by immi- path this time. (of TPS) which I do not in 14 years. He became so student visa in 2005. He On Dec. 10, federal offi- grants and advocates over The debate over the de- think is the conclusion we desperate in jail that he married an American cials suggested holding the 2017 moves to end TPS. cision has turned on com- are looking for.” even offered to pay for his woman and received a Ghithan until at least The program has allowed ments by President Donald “The defendants are en- own flight. green card, but allowed it to March to give them time to about 300,000 people from Trump last year that the titled to their own opinions, Complicating his depar- expire in 2012. get the paperwork in order. Haiti, El Salvador, Nicara- U.S. does not want Haitians but not to their own facts,” ture, Ghithan can’t be He went to college in Ghithan’s court-ap- gua, Sudan and other coun- and others from “shithole one of the lawyers repre- flown direct to his home- Texas where, Ghithan says, pointed attorney, Kevin tries to stay in the country countries.” senting Haitian immi- land because the U.S. friends led him astray. He Hobbs, argued that for years after their home Those comments have grants, Howard Roin, said doesn’t recognize Palestine was convicted on a gam- Ghithan’s indefinite deten- countries were upended by come up in the New York in court. as a sovereign, independent bling-related charge in tion was “in violation of due natural disasters or vi- trial, with the attorneys But lawyers for the gov- state. Immigration officials Waco in June 2013, and process under the United olence. representing Haitians cit- ernment reminded the said they must first obtain possession of drug para- States Constitution.” In October, a California ing the remark but using court that TPS was always permission from Israel, phernalia in May 2016. He Pratt granted Ghithan’s judge hearing another of the term “s-hole” out of intended to be temporary. transport him to Jordan was released on probation release under supervision the lawsuits temporarily concern for courtroom de- “TPS is not asylum. ... It is a and get him permission to and given a deferred judg- of immigration authorities blocked the changes cov- corum. temporary humanitarian cross the Allenby Bridge ment. 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Smokers also face median household income A new analysis of health increased risks of heart dis- corresponded with a 0.92 data from the nation’s 500 ease, stroke, asthma, diabe- percentage-point decrease largest cities shows that the tes, and at least 10 other in smoking prevalence. people who live in neigh- kinds of cancer. In addition, neighbor- borhoods with the highest In 1965, when the Na- hoods with higher smoking ALAN BERNER/SEATTLE TIMES smoking rates are more tional Center for Health rates were more likely to be likely to be poor, less likely Statistics began tracking to- populated by African- 120 percent. higher even than where the smoking rates were more to be white, and more likely bacco use, 42 percent of U.S. Americans and Latinos, In each of the 500 cities, national average was in the likely to encounter stores to have chronic heart or adults were cigarette smok- while the reverse was true the researchers quantified 1960s, highlighting how far selling cigarettes and other lung diseases. ers. By 2017, that figure had for non-Hispanic whites. A the degree of “smoking many neighborhoods need tobacco products. Regula- “The degree of inequity declined to 14 percent. 10 percentage-point in- prevalence inequity” on a to come to catch up to the tions aimed at “limiting the was surprising,” said study Leas and his former Stan- crease in a census tract’s scale from 0 (perfect equi- national trends,” said Leas. quantity, location, and type leader Eric Leas, who con- ford colleagues wondered white population corre- ty) to 1 (complete inequity). Health experts make a of tobacco retailers” in an ducted the work at the how the health gains were sponded with a 0.84 per- All cities in the study had a distinction between in- area might lead to less Stanford Prevention Re- spread across the country. centage-point decrease in score of at least 0.03, repre- equalities and inequities. smoking there, they wrote. search Center. To find out, they examined the prevalence of smoking. senting at least a small Some amount of health in- Raising taxes on ciga- Smoking may be a choice, data from the 500 Cities The Stanford team also degree of inequity, and the equality may be unavoid- rettes to make them more but if you want to live a long Project, a joint effort of the found that the popularity of bulk of them had scores able, such as when a genetic expensive would probably and healthy life, it’s a bad CDC and the Robert Wood smoking and the prevalence between 0.1 and 0.15. The variant makes a person reduce demand among low- one. In the U.S., life expect- Johnson Foundation that of diseases rose or fell in most inequitable city in more vulnerable to a par- income smokers, helping to ancy is at least 10 years gauges health risk factors in tandem. For instance, if the America was Washington, ticular disease. However, erase some of the inequity, lower for smokers than for 27,204 census tracts in smoking rate in a neighbor- D.C., with a score of 0.23. when an unequal outcome they added. The findings nonsmokers, and smoking America’s largest cities. hood were to increase from Leas said he was amazed could have been avoided, also suggest that smoking is responsible for roughly They found that smoking 10.7 percent to 27.6 percent, by the differences in the you have a case of inequity. cessation programs would 20 percent of deaths each was more popular in some the prevalence of coronary nation’s capital: The smok- The researchers pro- do more good if they were year, according to the Cen- census tracts than others — heart disease would rise by ing prevalence in some posed several policy mea- “targeted to resource-poor ters for Disease Control and and that there were certain 27 percent, asthma would neighborhoods was 8.8 per- sures to combat the inequi- communities.” Prevention. things these census tracts jump by 39 percent, and cent, while in others it ties they documented. The study was published The U.S. surgeon general had in common. chronic obstructive pulmo- reached 49.1 percent. For instance, people in by the journal JAMA Inter- says smoking can be blamed For starters, the people nary disease would climb by “A rate of 49.1 percent is neighborhoods with higher nal Medicine. ‘Traditional masculinity’ officially labeled ‘harmful’ By Jessica Citing more than 40 der role strain and gender traits such as homophobia internalizing disorders be- Schladebeck years of research, the APA role conflict and negatively and pave the way for sexual cause they don’t “conform New York Daily News warns against the “mascu- influence mental health and harassment, bullying and to traditional stereotypes linity ideology,” which it physical health,” according violence against others and about men’s emotionality.” The American Psycholo- defines as “a particular con- to the 36-page report, fea- themselves. Men in the United States gical Association has issued stellation of standards that tured in January’s issue of The APA also invoked a also commit an estimated its first official warning have held sway over large Monitor on Psychology. series of sobering statistics 90 percent more homicides against toxic masculinity. segments of the population, Conforming to the norms to emphasize that “tradi- than women and are also The new “Guidelines for including: anti-femininity, of the “masculinity ideol- tional masculinity — much more likely to be the Psychological Practice achievement, eschewal of ogy” can result in suppress- marked by stoicism, com- arrested for domestic vi- with Boys and Men,” marks the appearance of weak- ing emotions and masking petitiveness, dominance olence. the first-ever report pub- ness, and adventure risk distress in young boys as and aggression — is, on the Despite its warnings, the lished by the association and violence.” well as more risk-taking and whole, harmful.” APA also encouraged men aimed at helping practitio- “Traditional masculinity aggressive behavior and a For example, despite be- to embrace the positive as- ners care for their male ideology has been shown to lack of willingness to seek ing four times more likely to pects of traditional mascu- patients “despite social limit males’ psychological out help. die of suicide than women, linity, including leadership forces that can harm mental development, constrain The report additionally men are significantly less and courage. 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As detention centers and Release is an obsolete volumes and are likely to fill, asylum seekers term. It is now Catch and continue to do so, as they Detain.” face no consequence for are cut loose quickly The Trump administra- their actions.” tion announced Dec. 20 that At the San Diego shelter, By Elliot Spagat it would make asylum seek- asylum-seeking families, Associated Press ers who enter the U.S. on its largely from Guatemala and southern border wait in Honduras, are asked about SAN DIEGO — President Mexico while their claims their health at the front Donald Trump says he has wind through clogged im- door. A mobile clinic in the ended “catch-and-release” migration courts, which can parking lot tends to people for asylum seekers, but in take years. But that policy with sore throats, dehydra- cities on the U.S. border has yet to take effect while tion, vomiting, fevers and with Mexico it is catch and the two countries work on other ailments. can’t release fast enough. mechanics; a legal challenge Shelter organizers say it Since late October, the appears likely. costs $350,000 a month to U.S. has been releasing asy- So, for now, many asy- operate the facility, which lum-seeking families so lum-seeking families are be- provides food, showers, quickly they don’t even have ing released in the U.S. cots, clothing and some- time to make travel arrange- before even they are ready. times travel expenses. The ments, which it blames on ICE dropped off hundreds state of California has do- lack of detention space. of people daily at a bus nated $500,000 for admin- Families are often given station in El Paso, Texas, istrative costs, and the city court dates without having over the holidays. In Tuc- of San Diego may turn a to pass initial screenings by son, Ariz., charities have former juvenile detention asylum officers. They end rented motel rooms when camp into a shelter. up in shelters run by chari- GREGORY BULL/AP shelters are full. “We can’t do everything ties or are dropped off at bus Four days after Yariza Flores, 11, was hurt crossing the border, authorities dropped her ICE began shortening ourselves, but I know we’re stations in border cities. family at a San Diego shelter. custody stays on Oct. 23 in capable of doing more,” Cal- For one Salvadoran fam- response to the growing ifornia Gov. Gavin Newsom ily that dizzying series of immigration court in Hous- Patrol agent gave her and ing five times since then numbers of families cross- said after visiting the shelter events began when their ton, where they planned to holding a stuffed animal because it ran out of space. ing from Mexico. Officials in November as governor- 7-year-old daughter, Yariza live with Yariza’s grand- from a doctor who treated U.S. Immigration and say ICE previously ensured elect, calling it “a humani- Flores, landed on barbed mother and two aunts. They the cuts on her lower back. Customs Enforcement that families had travel tarian crisis.” wire after being hoisted didn’t even have time to From California to Arizo- often coordinates with plans first but that it’s not Kate Clark, an immigra- over a border fence during arrange for relatives to buy na to Texas, volunteers are these shelters. On the De- legally required to do so. tion attorney with Jewish their illegal crossing last bus tickets before they were scrambling to help families cember night that Yariza “After decades of inaction Family Service of San Diego, month. She was rushed to a released. until they can arrange trans- arrived, ICE brought 125 by Congress, the govern- said babies as young as two San Diego hospital to stop “I feel happy because portation to relatives across people in buses that came ment remains severely con- days old have arrived at the profuse bleeding. we’re finally here, we’re the U.S. The San Diego every half-hour. One night strained in its ability to shelter; some migrants Just four days later, U.S. finally going to see my Rapid Response Network, during Christmas week, the detain and promptly re- come without shoes. One authorities dropped her off family,” the girl’s mother, an advocacy coalition that facility received 180 people, move families with no legal malnourished woman at a San Diego shelter with Tania Escobar, said in the runs the shelter that housed forcing it to use a church for basis to remain in the U.S.,” weighed just 80 pounds. her parents and 3-year-old shelter dining hall after a Yariza and her family, has the overflow. said ICE spokeswoman So far, no one has been brother. They had no mon- meal. Her daughter sat served more than 4,000 The situation belies Sarah Rodriguez. “As a re- left penniless in the streets, ey, the clothes on their backs nearby, all smiles, wearing a people since opening in a Trump’s assertion, in a No- sult, family units continue to but, she says, “Every single and an order to appear in silver crown that a Border church in late October, mov- vember tweet, that “Catch cross the border at high night is close.”

Trump walks out of meeting with Dems

Shutdown, from Page 1

“The president made clear today that he is going to stand firm to achieve his priorities to build a wall — a steel barrier — at the south- ern border,” Vice President Mike Pence told reporters. That insistence and Trump’s walking out were “really, really unfortunate,” Schumer said. Trump had just returned from Capitol Hill where he urged congressional Repub- licans to hold firm with him. He suggested a deal for his border wall might be get- ting closer, but he also said the shutdown would last “whatever it takes.” He discussed the pos- sibility of a sweeping immi- gration compromise with Democrats to protect some immigrants from deporta- tion but provided no clear strategy or timeline for re- solving the standoff, accord- ing to senators in the private ALEX BRANDON/AP session. President Trump with fellow Republicans, from left, Sens. John Barrasso and John Thune, Vice President Mike Pence, and Sens. Roy Blunt and Mitch McConnell. Trump insisted at the White House, “I didn’t want she said. sure is going to build.” and violence in the U.S. and this fight.” But it was his “I think certainly I have expressed Sen. John Cornyn, R- Democrats said before asked: “How much more sudden rejection of a bipar- more than a few times the frustra- Texas, said “the president the White House meeting American blood must we tisan spending bill late last thinks there will be increas- that they would ask Trump shed before Congress does month that blindsided lead- tions with a government shutdown ing pressure on everybody to accept an earlier biparti- its job?” ers in Congress, including to come to the table once san bill that had money for Democrats in response Republican allies, now seek- and how useless it is. That pressure people start missing their border security but not the accused Trump appealing ing a resolution to the shut- paycheck.” wall. Pelosi warned that the to “fear, not facts” and down. is going to build.” Earlier, Cornyn called the effects of hundreds of thou- manufacturing a border cri- That unity was tested late standoff “completely un- sands of lost paychecks sis for political gain. Wednesday when the —Sen. Shelley Moore Capito, R-W.V. necessary and contrived. would begin to ripple across A growing number of House passed a spending People expect their govern- the economy. Republicans are uncomfort- bill, 240-188, to reopen one ment to work. This obvi- “The president could end able with the toll the partial shuttered department, “I think we might work a Sen. Lisa Murkowski, R- ously is not working.” the Trump shutdown and shutdown is taking, and Treasury, to ensure that tax deal, and if we don’t I might Alaska, was among several Like other Republicans, reopen the government to- Trump’s response to it. refunds and other financial go that route,” he said. senators who questioned Sen. Shelley Moore Capito day, and he should,” Pelosi They are particularly con- services continue. Eight Re- There’s growing concern Trump at the Capitol. of West Virginia said she said. cerned about the adminis- publicans joined Democrats about the toll the shutdown “I addressed the things wants border security. But But the meeting breakup tration’s talk of possibly in voting, defying the plea to is taking on everyday that are very local to us — she said there was “no way” put an end to that idea. declaring a national emer- stick with the White House. Americans, including dis- it’s not just those who don’t the shutdown fight would Tuesday night, speaking gency at the border, seeing Ahead of his visit to ruptions in payments to receive a federal paycheck drag on for years as Trump to the nation from the Oval that as an unprecedented Capitol Hill, Trump re- farmers and trouble for perhaps on Friday, but there warned last week. Office for the first time, claim on the right of Con- newed his notice that he home buyers who are seek- are other consequences,” “I think certainly I have Trump argued that the wall gress to allocate funding might declare a national ing government-backed she said, mentioning the expressed more than a few was needed to resolve a except in the most dire emergency and try to au- mortgage loans — “serious inability to certify weight times the frustrations with a security and humanitarian circumstances. thorize the wall on his own stuff,” according to Sen. scales for selling fish. government shutdown and “crisis.” He blamed illegal “I prefer that we get this if Congress won’t approve John Thune, the No. 2 The president’s re- how useless it is,” Capito immigration for what he resolved the old-fashioned the money he’s asking. Senate Republican. sponse? “He urged unity,” said Tuesday. “That pres- said was a scourge of drugs way,” Thune said. Experts pan FDA reductions in food inspections amid shutdown

By Laurie McGinley routine inspections of do- profit advocacy group, de- Food inspections are just to be hunky-dory,” said guidance said the agency and Joel Achenbach mestic food-processing fa- scribed the reductions as one of many public health Bruce McIndoe, founder couldn’t do regular food The Washington Post cilities, FDA Commissioner unacceptable. and safety efforts that have and president of Worl- inspections during a fund- Scott Gottlieb said. He said “That puts our food sup- been stopped or curtailed dAware, a risk management ing shortfall. But after can- WASHINGTON — The he’s working on a plan to ply at risk,” said Sarah during the shutdown, now firm with corporate clients celing more than 50 high- furloughing of hundreds of bring back inspectors as Sorscher, deputy director of deep into its third week. around the globe. “You’re risk inspections, he said he Food and Drug Adminis- early as next week to re- regulatory affairs at the Much of what the federal going to see a much higher has obtained new guidance tration inspectors has sume inspections of high- group. “Regular inspec- government does involves risk of a failure in the that he believes will allow sharply reduced inspec- risk facilities, which handle tions, which help stop food- risk management: It keeps system.” him to call back about 150 tions of the nation’s food foods such as soft cheese or borne illness before people airplanes from colliding, in- The FDA, for example, furloughed inspectors to fo- supply — one of many seafood, or have a history of get sick, are vital.” spects food and drugs, pur- typically conducts about cus on high-risk facilities. repercussions of the partial problems. Foodborne illness is a sues criminals and defends 160 routine food inspec- The agency is continuing government shutdown that “We are doing what we major problem in the coun- against possible terrorist tions a week in the United to inspect foreign manufac- make Americans potentially can to mitigate any risk to try, sickening 48 million and cyberattacks. States, with about a third turers, imports and domes- less safe. consumers through the people each year and killing “You can’t shut down the involving high-risk proc- tic producers involved in The agency, which over- shutdown,” Gottlieb said. 3,000, estimates the Centers United States government essing facilities, Gottlieb recalls or outbreaks, or sees 80 percent of the food The Center for Science in for Disease Control and at this magnitude and ex- said. where inspectors suspect supply, has suspended all the Public Interest, a non- Prevention. pect that everything’s going He said that 2013 legal there may be a problem. 14 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Thursday, January 10, 2019 40%OFF CABINETRY with your bathroom remodel*

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He said his sense was that concerns about job growing fast but creation are “overblown,” not enough jobs given India’s high rates of economic growth. By Joanna Slater For India’s educated The Washington Post youths, searching for a job that meets their aspirations NEW DELHI — Anil can feel like a marathon. At Gujjar arrived in India’s the test center in Delhi, capital from a small village waves of applicants for the in the northwestern state of railway positions arrived Rajasthan carrying nothing three times a day, each except a backpack and weekday, from September hopes of finding a good job. through mid-December — a The odds were not in his scene replicated at hun- favor. In February, India’s dreds of exam centers railways system announced across the country. a national recruitment drive The railway jobs on offer for the most menial posi- — sometimes referred to as tions in its hierarchy — Group D positions — are helper, porter, cleaner, gate- junior but offer security and man, track maintainer, as- a comparatively good salary. sistant switchman. The starting pay is $250 a It attracted 19 million month, plus there are perks applicants for 63,000 va- such as free train travel. cancies. Gujjar arrived in Delhi Gujjar, the son of a farmer for the first time in his life and the first person in his the evening before his 9 a.m. family to attend college, was SANJAY KANOJIA/GETTY-AFP exam. He spent the night one of them. India’s railways system conducted a national recruitment drive that attracted 19 million applicants for 63,000 vacancies. sleeping on a sheet that he At the test center in Delhi spread on the floor of the where he took a mandatory An analysis of govern- notes — ostensibly to stem cial skills and interview such “surplus” workers. railway station. Early the exam in November, he ment data by Azim Premji corruption — had a deleteri- preparation advertised as That’s a monumental next morning, he took a bus looked around warily at University showed that un- ous impact on workers. improving employability. challenge for any govern- to the exam center, where hundreds of young men like employment rose in nearly About 3 million jobs were Job scams are common, ment and one that India’s he stood, waiting, in a thin him. Nearly all were college all Indian states between lost in the first four months with fraudsters preying on leadership is not meeting. striped sweater, arms students or graduates. Some 2011 and 2016. Jobless rates of 2017, according to the the aspirations of those Judging the Modi gov- crossed against the even had master’s degrees. for young people and those Center for Monitoring Indi- seeking work. ernment’s track record on predawn chill. At 7:35 a.m., a The railways’ recruit- with higher educational an Economy, a research Educated youths do not job creation is complicated guard carrying a portable ment effort is a potent qualifications increased firm in Mumbai that con- want to be “pakora wallahs” by the fact that it has not loudspeaker began barking symbol of India’s employ- during the same period, in ducts a national employ- — people who make a quint- released any comprehen- instructions to the assem- ment conundrum. The some cases sharply: The ment survey. essential fried Indian snack sive nationwide employ- bled test-takers. country is one of the fastest- unemployment rate for col- Its data also showed that — said Radhicka Kapoor, an ment data since 2016. The Gujjar, 19, helps his par- growing major economies lege graduates jumped from the Indian labor force economist at the Indian Labor and Statistics min- ents farm a small plot of in the world, but it is not 4.1 percent to 8.4 percent, shrank between 2017 and Council for Research on istries have conducted land where they grow generating enough jobs — according to Santosh 2018 — not a sign of a International Economic Re- more-recent employment wheat and millet. A year let alone good jobs — for the Mehrotra, a well-known la- healthy job market. lations. “They want good, surveys of Indian house- ago, he tried to join the increasingly educated bor economist. “India is rapidly losing an productive jobs, and they’re holds, but those results have Indian army, but he did not young people entering the The fate of India’s mil- opportunity,” said Mahesh going to wait it out until not been made public. make the cut in a qualifying labor force. lions of job-seekers repre- Vyas, the chief executive of they in fact find these jobs.” “It’s anybody’s guess exam. There are no oppor- By 2021, the number of sents a major political liabil- the research firm. “We’re Ajit Ghose, an economist whether we’ll see any em- tunities in his village in the people in India between the ity for Prime Minister just arguing needlessly and at the Institute for Human ployment statistics come district of Jhunjhunu, he ages of 15 and 34 is expected Narendra Modi as he seeks endlessly rather than de- Development in Delhi, says out before the 2019 elec- said, and most of his friends to reach 480 million. They re-election this year. Modi ploying all these young peo- that India needs to generate tions,” said Amit Basole, an do not have steady work. have higher levels of litera- came to power almost five ple coming into the labor jobs not only for fresh en- economist at Azim Premji After taking the 90-min- cy and are staying in school years ago promising “devel- market into productive trants to the workforce — University. ute computerized test, Guj- longer than any previous opment for all” and robust work.” who number 6 million to 8 Arvind Panagariya, an jar strode through a blue generation of Indians. The job creation. The result is a “slow and million a year, according to economist who served metal gate with a smile of youth surge represents an But his attempts to in- insidious crisis,” he said. his estimate — but also for under the current govern- relief on his face. The exam opportunity for this country crease manufacturing and For many young Indian people, mostly women, who ment as vice chair of its was not as difficult as he of 1.3 billion, economists entrepreneurship have not people, finding a job is an are working far less than policy planning agency, ar- had feared. It will be say, but only if such young succeeded in turbocharging all-consuming task. An en- they would be if they could gued that no real assess- months before he knows people can find productive employment. tire industry has sprung up get stable jobs that paid a ment of the employment whether he has beaten the work. Modi’s controversial offering “personality devel- decent wage. situation is possible until odds, which are 1 in 300. Recent employment move in late 2016 to invali- opment” classes — a combi- Ghose has calculated In- new nationwide data are “If I get a job, it will be trends are not encouraging. date most of India’s bank nation of basic English, so- dia has at least 104 million released by the Statistics worth it,” he said. Diving a way of life and death Honduras’ lobster divers risk injury, worse from nitrogen By Rodrigo Abd most impoverished areas. large number for such small and Moises Castillo Among exotic, tropical communities. Associated Press vegetation along the Carib- Jorge Gomez Santos, a bean coast, the region is former president of the As- PUERTO LEMPIRA, sprinkled with small fishing sociation of Disabled Hon- Honduras — Saul Ronaldo villages where indigenous duran Miskito Divers, said Atiliano was diving for lob- villagers live in clapboard this month that at least ster in the clear waters off houses. A sign of the pover- 2,200 Miskitos now work Honduras’ Caribbean coast ty — and also the innocence on the boats, and he said at when he felt a pressure, a of childhood — kids play least 1,300 have been disa- pain in his body. And he with trucks made of plastic bled since 1980. Gomez, knew he’d gotten the sick- juice boxes with lids for who uses a wheelchair, said ness that has killed or disa- wheels. For many grown- 14 have died this year alone. bled so many of his Miskito ups, the only option they’ve A study more than a RODRIGO ABD/AP comrades. found to cope with poverty decade ago cited by the Pan Lobster diver Charles Melendez, 28, is carried by his son and wife. Melendez, who started “The pressure attacked is diving, no matter the American Health Organiza- diving at age 16, was left paralyzed by decompression sickness. me deep in the water,” said risks. tion reported there were Atiliano, a 45-year-old Mi- Safe standard diving around 9,000 divers in the half. Fellow divers then three hours in the chamber. poverty, and even if injured, skito who for 25 years has techniques call for a gradual Mosquitia, and around drove him about 10 blocks He had shown little out- return to the boats. dived for lobster, most of ascent to the surface to 4,200 — 47 percent — were to the hospital with a U.S.- ward sign of improvement “You run into them in the which is exported to the eliminate the nitrogen that disabled by decompression donated hyperbaric cham- after that early treatment. street and ask them why United States. the body’s tissues absorb sickness. Nearly all had suf- ber in Puerto Lempira, the Another patient at the they’re going (back to div- Thousands of men across during a dive, and for a limit fered symptoms. area’s largest city. chamber was Charles ing) and they say it’s be- the Mosquitia region of to the number of dives a A diver makes 75 lempi- Decompression sickness “Charly” Melendez, a 28- cause their kids are hungry,” Honduras and Nicaragua person makes in a day. ras ($3) per pound of lobster is usually treatable with year-old Miskito who said Waldan Mendoza said. depend on lobster fishing to But many of the divers of and 7 lempiras (28 cents) for sessions in such high-pres- he been diving since he was Atiliano and Melendez eke out a living. And like Mosquitia dive deeply, sur- each sea cucumber. An aver- sure, oxygen-rich cham- 16 and had harvested 60 are among the most vulner- Atiliano, hundreds have face quickly and then go age 10-pound daily haul of bers, but there are only a pounds of lobster on the day able cogs in the lobster been stricken with the back for more, racing to lobster is a windfall in one few available along the in November 2017 that he industry, which generated bends — decompression collect as much lobster as of the most impoverished coast, and divers often must was injured. $40 million in sales for sickness caused when ni- possible. The boats, where regions of the Americas, so wait several days before Even now, after nine ses- Honduras in 2017, nearly all trogen bubbles form in div- they spend days playing many take the risk, and they can be treated — re- sions, he hasn’t recovered. of it from the U.S. market. ers’ bodies. Some are para- cards and talking among many suffer for it, like ducing the chances of re- “I still can’t stand up by Atiliano said he expects lyzed. Some are killed. themselves between dives, Atiliano, who dove for 25 covery. myself,” he said. “I can’t sit to return to sea, not because With more than 60 per- often have only rudimenta- years without a problem “It’s the first accident I’ve for a long time; after an hour he wants to, but for lack of cent of its 9 million people ry safety equipment and use until that day in September. had,” Atiliano said, speaking my body hurts.” options. living in poverty, Honduras aging tanks and masks. The father of 10 was in Miskito through a trans- Cedrack Waldan Men- “If I recover, by necessity is one of the poorest coun- Just how many have been paralyzed on the boat, lator. He appeared ex- doza, the physical therapist and for lack of work I’ll have tries in Latin America, and stricken is somewhat un- which didn’t reach the hausted, with a blank stare, operating the chamber, said to go back to diving,” he the Mosquitia is one of the clear, though all agree it’s a docks for another day and a after a session of more than the divers are driven by said. N. Carolina zoo intern death spurs calls for tighter standards By Jonathan Drew other staff members. spections by the USDA in tax liens totaling thousands ownership of dangerous state with their collections And Rick Callahan Sheriff’s deputies called January 2017 or April 2018, of dollars in 2017. wild animals. of dangerous wild animals, Associated Press to the scene shot the animal according to government While the center is The organization pushed and the problem is simply eight times, killing it, before reports. A government in- USDA-licensed, animal wel- for a 2015 bill to make it going to grow,” said Lisa RALEIGH, N.C. — The Black’s body could be re- spector counted 16 lions, fare advocates note that it’s illegal to own lions, tigers Wathne, the Humane Soci- fatal mauling of a zoo intern trived. It was at least the three tigers and two leop- not accredited by the Asso- and other wild carnivores ety’s director of captive by a lion that escaped from a 10th instance of an escape or ards among 85 total animals ciation of Zoos and Aquar- unless a facility was accred- wildlife protection. locked pen illustrates the attack by an animal at a during the 2018 site visit. iums, which requires facili- ited by AZA or met other The center was founded need for North Carolina privately run North Carolina A 2016 federal tax filing ties to meet strict animal strict standards. The bill in 1999 as an “educational regulators to crack down on wildlife facility since 1997, shows the center earned safety and security stand- passed the state House but nonprofit dedicated to pro- unaccredited exhibitors of according to the Humane about $711,000 from gifts, ards. not the Senate. viding a specialized home dangerous animals, animal Society of the United States. grants and contributions The Humane Society has “The longer North Car- for select carnivore species,” welfare advocates said. No problems were found while spending about urged North Carolina to go olina does nothing as other according to its website. The Alexandra Black, 22, of at Conservators Center near $600,000 operating the beyond the USDA licensing states continue to pass site says it houses 21 species Indiana, was attacked earli- Burlington — the nonprofit center that year. An online standards, arguing that it’s stricter and stricter laws, and gets more than 16,000 er this month while cleaning facility where the latest at- public records search indi- among four states with par- North Carolina is going to visitors annually after start- an animal enclosure with tack occurred — during in- cates the center faced state ticularly lax laws on private see people coming into the ing public tours in 2007. 16 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Thursday, January 10, 2019

NEWS BRIEFING Feds: Former Staff and news services commander at Gitmo slowed Comatose woman who had death probe baby is hospitalized, police say WASHINGTON — A former commander of the PHOENIX — An Arizo- facility. Navy base at Guantanamo na woman in a vegetative Hacienda HealthCare Bay, Cuba, was arrested state who was sexually owns the care facility and Wednesday on charges assaulted at a long-term said it welcomed the DNA that he interfered with the care facility and had a testing. Authorities served investigation into the baby is recovering at a a search warrant Tuesday. death of a civilian with hospital along with her Local news website Az- whom he fought after an child, authorities said family.com first reported argument over whether Wednesday. that the woman in a vege- the officer had an affair Commenting for the tative state for more than with the man’s wife. first time on the investiga- 10 years after a near- Navy Capt. John Nettle- tion since the Dec. 29 birth drowning had given birth ton remains on active duty, came to light, Phoenix to a boy. but he was removed from police said finding a sus- It’s unclear if staff TED ALJIBE/GETTY-AFP command shortly after ci- pect is a top priority. Police members at the facility Catholic devotees jostle each other Wednesday as they compete to touch the Black vilian Christopher Tur are gathering DNA from were aware of her preg- Nazarene statue during the annual procession in Manila. Thousands of worshippers was found floating in Jan- all male employees at the nancy until the birth. slowly pull the figure on a carriage through the city during an event attended by millions. uary 2015 in the waters off the base on the southeast- ern coast of Cuba. Nettleton denied to his Republican senator signals superior officer and oth- Iran confirms it has jailed ers that he had the affair, interest in Trump’s tax returns but investigators later de- termined that it had hap- WASHINGTON — ades-old law, the heads of American vet Michael White pened, according to a fed- Senate Finance Chairman the tax-writing commit- eral indictment. Chuck Grassley said he’s tees in Congress can re- TEHRAN, Iran — Iran the past has used its deten- said it was aware of reports Nettleton was com- examining his authority to quest the tax returns of confirmed Wednesday it is tion of Westerners and dual of an American citizen’s mander of the base since obtain President Donald any taxpayer, including holding U.S. Navy veteran nationals as leverage in arrest, but was otherwise June 2012, but not the Trump’s tax returns, a the president, from the Michael White at a prison negotiations. unable to comment. prison where suspected move to ensure he could Treasury Department. in the country, making him The semi-official Tas- White’s mother, Joanne terrorists are held. see any forms his Demo- Still, the Iowa Republi- the first American known nim news agency, believed White, had told The New cratic counterpart in the can cautioned Wednesday to be detained during Presi- to be close to the paramili- York Times that her 46- House potentially re- that he hasn’t yet made a dent Donald Trump’s ad- tary Revolutionary Guard, year-old son, who lives in ceives. decision about whether he ministration. reported the confirmation, Imperial Beach, Calif., In LA: The union repre- Grassley said he’s plan- would ask Treasury to White’s detention adds citing Foreign Ministry went to Iran to see his senting teachers in the ning to meet with nonpar- release the documents. new pressure to the tension spokesman Bahram girlfriend and had booked a nation’s second-largest tisan congressional tax ad- Trump refused to release between Iran and the U.S., Ghasemi. July 27 flight back home to school district postponed visers to learn more about his tax returns during the which under Trump has “An American citizen San Diego via the United a strike until Monday be- the process. Under a dec- 2016 campaign. pursued a maximalist cam- was arrested in the city of Arab Emirates. She filed a cause of the possibility of a paign against Tehran that Mashhad some time ago missing person report with court-ordered delay. includes pulling out of its and his case was conveyed the State Department after United Teachers Los An- nuclear deal with world to the U.S administration he did not board the flight. geles had said its 35,000 powers. on the first days” of his She added that he had been members would walk off Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and Although the circum- incarceration, Ghasemi undergoing treatment for a the job Thursday if a deal wife divorcing after 25 years stances of White’s deten- was quoted as saying. neck tumor and has wasn’t reached on pay tion remain unclear, Iran in The State Department asthma. raises and smaller classes. SEATTLE — Amazon during the marriage will CEO Jeff Bezos and his be divided. wife, MacKenzie, are di- Jeff Bezos’ fortune hov- vorcing, ending a 25-year ers around $137 billion, Jury sees El Chapo texts sent to wife while on run Seeking asylum: A Saudi marriage that played a role according to estimates by woman who fled her fam- in the creation of an e- Forbes and Bloomberg. NEW YORK — Text flipped on the kingpin. ing used against Guzman. ily to Thailand, alleging commerce company that Virtually all of that is tied messages exchanged be- The tech, Christian Rod- Also saved were text abuse, moved a step closer made Bezos one of the up in the nearly 79 million tween notorious Mexican riguez, also testified how messages between Guz- Wednesday to her goal of world’s wealthiest people. shares of Amazon stock drug lord Joaquin “El Guzman was obsessed with man and his wife, Emma gaining asylum in Austral- The decision to divorce (currently worth about Chapo” Guzman and his spyware he had Rodriguez Coronel Aispuro, in which ia after a U.N. agency comes after a trial separa- $130 billion) that he owns. wife while he was on the install on mobile phones he they touched on logistics granted her refugee status. tion, according to a state- Because they married run in 2012 surfaced gave to members of his for drug smuggling and Rahaf Mohammed ment posted Wednesday before Amazon was Wednesday at his U.S. trial, inner circle to keep an eye shared encouragement as Alqunun's father denied on his Twitter account. founded, it’s likely that evidence the FBI says it on them. The software he fled a raid by authorities physically abusing her or Left unanswered was MacKenzie Bezos holds a uncovered with the help of churned out reports on on a mansion in Cabo San trying to force her into an how the assets amassed large claim to that fortune. a tech for the cartel who phone activity that are be- Lucas, Baja. arranged marriage. S Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Thursday, January 10, 2019 17

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EDITORIALS The Burke blowback

The Chicago of political lore — envel- opes of cash and gangster-driven politics — Voters, what kind of Chicago do you want? isn’t the city of today. Well, not exactly. But the old Chicago isn’t a distant memory, either. The fiefdoms and inside deals that squeeze and abuse taxpayers still exist. Can machine politics be destroyed? Will Chi- cago ever go completely straight? With one allegedly corrupt alderman awaiting trial, the dean of the City Council accused of wrongdoing and an election approaching, fed-up voters will get their say in rejecting unsavory tradition.

Shady Chicago dates back a century and more, but we’ll start the clock in 1948, when a University of Chicago law student named Abner Mikva sought to volunteer in a political campaign. So he visited the local ward committeeman. “Who sent you?” the committeeman demanded. “Nobody,” CHICAGO TRIBUNE Mikva answered, according to author Ex-Ald. Fred Hubbard peers out a window Milton Rakove. “We don’t want nobody as he is driven to prison in 1972 for embez- nobody sent,” the committeeman declared. zling nearly $100,000 from a jobs program. Political self-dealing, exemplified by that cynical quote, shows itself too frequently in Chicago. As does graft. Since 1972, 33 alder- Municipal elections arrive men have been convicted of crimes related on Feb. 26, with early vot- to official duties. The litany of wrongdoing includes embezzlement, accepting bribes, ARMANDO L. SANCHEZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE ing beginning soon. It’s ghost payrolling and the alderman who got Ald. Edward Burke arrives home after turning himself in Dec. 3 at the Dirksen U.S. Court- a new tile floor in his basement from a house in Chicago. Burke is accused of trying to shake down a restaurant owner. amazing how candidates grocer who needed a liquor license. Now attention is riveted on federal prosecution comes to the approval of permits. Cook Machine,” Royko wrote, “that it has been for mayor suddenly are of Ald. Edward Burke. County Board President Toni Preckwinkle suggested that the city slogan be changed Burke, of the 14th Ward, has wielded said Burke should resign from the City from Urbs In Horto, which means ‘City in a sounding off in favor of enormous power in the City Council as the Council. She also said she would return Garden,’ to Ubi Est Mea, which means good governance. longtime chair of the Finance Committee. $116,000 raised for her at a fundraiser at ‘Where’s mine?’ ” A year later, Ald. Fred He’s accused of trying to coerce the owners Burke’s house. Anyway, it seems she hardly Hubbard pleaded guilty to embezzling of a Burger King franchise into becoming knows him. Preckwinkle said she’s had nearly $100,000 from a federally funded his law client by holding up the permitting “little contact and no relationship with the jobs program. He became the first of the not been criminally charged and has de- process for a restaurant under renovation. alderman.” convicted 33. nied wrongdoing. Citing the allegations It’s not exactly the “nobody nobody sent” Bill Daley, son and brother of two may- against Burke, Brown states on her cam- paradigm. More like an allegation of “Don’t ors, said the way to fix a corruption-prone At present, Burke isn’t the only alder- paign website: “Machine Politics must go, it give quick permit approvals to somebody city is to change the political system. He man at risk of being No. 34. Ald. Willie has oppressed Chicago citizens long unless somebody benefits.” advocates reducing the number of alder- Cochran, 20th, is scheduled for trial June 3, enough.” men from 50 to 15. having been accused of spending charita- We’re certain all candidates for mayor The Burke case comes at a propitious “It’s shocking that this sort of stuff con- ble money raised for his ward on his per- and alderman will attest that corruption is time for residents rooting to clean up tinues,” Daley said, and he’s right, assuming sonal expenses. a scourge. Many will blame the faceless Chicago. Municipal elections arrive on Feb. he isn’t suggesting anyone also should be A different situation involves the office machine and assert they can help defeat it. 26, with early voting beginning soon. It’s surprised. of Cook County Circuit Court Clerk Doro- Voters, you’ll be able to weigh each amazing how candidates for mayor sud- Back in 1971, columnist Mike Royko thy Brown, also a candidate for mayor. The candidate’s vow to clean up Chicago. You’ll denly are sounding off in favor of good wrote a book, “Boss,” about Daley’s father, feds have been investigating her for years. consider who is best positioned to lead governance. Mayor Richard J. Daley, and the Chicago Investigators revealed through court filings with integrity and independence. Gery Chico wants to see an end to the political machine. “There are so many that a Brown employee told them it cost You can help change Chicago. Each of tradition of aldermanic privilege when it deals involving ranking members of the $10,000 to buy a job in her office. She has you can be the somebody nobody sent.

WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING She had rebuked Madigan. Maybe what we learned from the shutdown is that for all of the talk, all of the mon- ey, all of the skyrocketing debt, the federal government On Wednesday, she persisted. is mostly non-essential. The State Department? Mostly Michael Madigan was re- unnecessary and designed elected speaker of the Illinois for another era. If the presi- House on Wednesday afternoon dent wants to talk to the with a dozen votes to spare. He leader of Burkina Faso, he needed 60. He received 72. can send him an email. In- Democrats elected on Nov. 6 stead of the diplomacy in overwhelmingly anointed him to service of American inter- his 35th year as speaker. Except ests, State has become mostly for one Democrat. a colonial office for our post Freshman Rep. Anne Stava- Cold War policy of moral Murray of Naperville voted “pre- imperialism. … It gets worse sent” during the roll call. As a from there. The myriad newcomer who had declined departments and agencies, help from Madigan and the variously referred to as the Democratic Party during her bureaucracy, the adminis- campaign, Stava-Murray said she trative state, or more malevo- had been pressured to support lently the deep state, repre- him for Wednesday’s vote. She sent much of the swamp that did not. President Trump promised One other member of the to drain. In that regard, the Democratic caucus was absent partial shutdown can be seen from the ceremony — Lou Lang, as consistent with his larger D-Skokie, who announced Mon- platform. But he should day he would resign his seat to make it permanent. ... take a lobbying job. He wasn’t on Propose the permanent stage and might have been busy shuttering of non-essential preparing for a 2 p.m. party he Cabinet level departments. was hosting at a restaurant a few Closing the Department of blocks from the Capitol. There Energy would save $32.5 were lots of celebrations. We billion, Department of Com- won’t count how many reps and merce, $61.8 billion, and the senators report to their first day Department of Education, on the job hungover. $59.9 billion. ... President Every other House Democrat Reagan tried to close the elected in November voted for Department of Education in Madigan, even those who on the 1981. And the current Secre- campaign trail said it was time for tary of Energy, Rick Perry, him to go or wished he would SCOTT STANTIS proposed closing his own retire or vowed to be independ- department when running ent or squirmed at the question. deny Madigan his speakership. County grand jury indicted him elect J.B. Pritzker, whose inaugu- for president. When push came to shove, only Republicans hold only 44 seats to on 12 felony charges for allegedly ration is scheduled for Monday. Are they really non-es- one of 73 Democrats didn’t vote the Democrats’ 74. They’re firmly violating privacy laws. Pritzker mingled with House sential? In a word, yes. But for Madigan. in the minority. Just another day in Illinois. members on stage at their swear- let me put it in perspective Remember that, voters, if a Other news floating through Ho-hum. ing-in ceremony. He was the with a few questions: The candidate said something differ- Springfield, besides the recep- Otherwise, inauguration day buzz. The circle of politicians Department of Education ent at your doorstep or in a mail tions and parties scheduled until for legislators went as planned, as waiting to shake his hand and was created in 1979. Does piece or at a forum. They all, at least 2 a.m. Thursday, included usual. The same leaders will run snap a selfie marked him as more anyone believe that Ameri- except for Stava-Murray, got the indictment of former state the House and Senate: Madigan popular than any other figure in can education has improved behind him. Rep. Nick Sauer, a Republican and Durkin, and Democratic Springfield, even Secretary of since then? Does anyone House Republicans voted from Lake Barrington. Sauer President John Cullerton and State Jesse White. think American commerce unanimously for leader Jim resigned his seat in August after Republican leader Bill Brady in Pritzker was, and is, the man of would cease if the depart- Durkin of Western Springs, an ex-girlfriend accused him of the Senate. the hour. Every hour, as long as ment were closed? which was a matter of house- posting unauthorized nude pho- One change agent could dis- the honeymoon lasts. The clock Christopher Buskirk, keeping, not a genuine threat to tos of her on social media. A Lake rupt the cozy status quo: Gov.- starts now. Spectator USA 18 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Thursday, January 10, 2019 PERSPECTIVE

EVAN VUCCI/AP President Donald Trump speaks after attending a Senate GOP policy lunch Wednesday. The president was seeking to shore up support for his border wall proposal. On the border, Trump builds a wall of lies

threat of terrorists pouring in. But the have a discernible impact on the in- at the border are legally entitled to administration’s claim that thousands flux of unauthorized aliens coming request asylum. Hondurans and Sal- of suspected terrorists were seized across the border in San Diego.” vadorans fleeing rampant violence trying to enter in 2017 has been ex- Faced with a wall, smugglers can would keep doing so even if a 2,000- posed as thunderously irrelevant. bring in people in places not covered mile concrete barrier were in place. Almost all arrived on commercial by the structure, through tunnels Trump said piously that “America airliners, which can easily pass over under it, in cars or commercial trucks proudly welcomes millions of lawful Steve Chapman walls of any design, length or materi- passing through checkpoints, or over immigrants who enrich our society al. Only six foreigners on terrorist saltwater. In 2017, the Border Patrol and contribute to our nation.” But he Donald Trump’s insistence that the watchlists, it turns out, were nabbed reported, 347 migrants were caught has pushed legislation that would nation faces a crisis of illegal immigra- at the southern land border. after trying to reach the California reduce legal immigration by half. He tion that requires a wall sealing off Even that number overstates the coast by boat, an option long used by has also slashed admissions of ref- our southern border is notable for phenomenon. Julian Sanchez, an Cubans and Haitians. ugees. being false not only overall but in analyst at the libertarian Cato Insti- But most foreigners in the U.S. Trump’s proposed wall rests on the every particular. It brings to mind tute, tweeted, “When you see ‘on the illegally don’t need to find such fantasy that the contiguous 48 states, Voltaire’s remark that the Holy Ro- terror watchlist,’ don’t imagine that routes. The majority of them travel whose perimeter extends 11,000 man Empire was neither holy nor actually means ‘terrorist.’ In most here on valid temporary visas and miles, can be sealed off from humans Roman nor an empire. cases it means ‘has name, possibly then choose not to leave. For them, who desperately want to be here. If The president’s Oval Office address quite common, matching some sort of Trump’s wall would be a distant curi- we want to sharply reduce the num- Tuesday was the latest confirmation derogatory intel.’ A supposed bad guy osity. ber of foreigners coming illegally, that on immigration, even more than on some list or other shares my name; The idea that there is a newfound there is one and only one plausible on other topics, truth is his mortal foe. I get stopped often.” emergency is contradicted by way to do it: sharply increase the He doesn’t contribute to the public In 2017, the State Department ac- Trump’s own record. He pushed the number allowed to come legally. debate; he pollutes it. knowledged it had “no credible infor- wall as a presidential candidate, but Yet the administration spurns that There is no epidemic of unauthor- mation that any member of a terrorist the number of apprehensions on the option. Why? Because its real goal is ized entry from Mexico. In fact, the group has traveled through Mexico to southern border is lower today than it keeping out foreigners, legal or other- number of people apprehended trying gain access to the United States.” Even was then. Undocumented migration wise. to sneak in peaked nearly 20 years ago if it were impossible to circumvent, has been around for decades, at no In theory, Trump could honestly and has greatly shrunk. Last year, it the wall would block about as many overall harm to public safety or na- say that. But honesty is a habit he was less than a quarter of what it was Islamic State operatives as it would tional security. States that attract lots never acquired. then. If Trump were shrewd, he polar bears. of foreigners who are not authorized would declare that his tough ap- But the wall would not be impos- to be in the U.S. typically see a decline Steve Chapman, a member of the Trib- proach has been so successful that the sible to circumvent. Trump has lau- in crime. une Editorial Board, blogs at www wall is no longer necessary. ded the barrier erected on the border The recent surge of Central Ameri- .chicagotribune.com/chapman. Instead, he used his prime-time TV in San Diego as a model for his proj- cans migrating to the U.S. may be a appearance in a stubborn effort to ect, but the Congressional Research humanitarian crisis, but not one a wall [email protected] stoke panic, citing the supposed Service concluded that it “did not would relieve. Foreigners who arrive Twitter @SteveChapman13

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VOICE OF THE PEOPLE Shutdown’s the greater danger Many a U.S. representative or sen- ator has had to wrestle with deciding between doing what is right for the nation and doing what he or she thinks is popular with the voting base. Senate Republicans are currently dealing with this problem. The current shutdown is the third one of 2018, with this latest one flowing into 2019. They know that the president’s demand for a border wall is fiscally unsound. They have seen the pictures of closed national sites and garbage piling up in sites partially opened. Will air traffic con- trollers and Transportation Security Administration agents continue to report to work? This shutdown is more dangerous to our national security than the lack of a wall. Sen. Mitch McConnell said he would not put forth a bill to reopen the gov- ernment that the president is sure to veto. Just before Christmas there was a bipartisan deal in the Senate with nary JACK DYKINGA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE a “no” vote that the president said he Cook County Board President George Dunne, left, shown in 1974 with Mayor Richard J. Daley, also had a lucrative insurance business. would consider signing. Then he changed his mind. The changing whims of this president should not be the concern of thoughtful U.S. senators Part-time aldermen are no over a year before any of them run in a primary. Many decades ago, President John F. Kennedy received two different com- munications from Premier Nikita bargain for Chicago taxpayers Khrushchev of the Soviet Union during the Cuban missile crisis. The first note By Albert W. Alschuler then, the business had more than 800 making more than $400,000 a year by was quite conciliatory, the second one employees, occupied a full floor of the securing insurance policies for businesses aggressive. It was obvious that both he Last week federal prosecutors charged John Hancock Center and earned more with government contracts. The policies and our current president changed Chicago Ald. Edward Burke, 14th, with than $100 million a year in commissions.) he supplies do not insure his clients’ gov- their attitudes after speaking with attempted extortion. They alleged that How did Dunne convert his public ernment projects, and Daley always votes more hawkish colleagues. JFK re- Burke obstructed a construction project offices into cash? Near North’s services “present” when resolutions to approve sponded to note No. 1. while pressuring a restaurant owner to were as good as those of other brokerages, public payments to his clients come before Sen. McConnell should do the same. hire Burke’s law firm to do tax work. If the and it cost no more to buy insurance there. the committee. — Jan Goldberg, Riverside government’s allegations are true, Burke If you just might want a favor from Dunne America has a long tradition of part- made the mistake of talking on a wire- someday, why not patronize his brokerage? time public service, and the tradition may Shutdown hurts tapped line about the sort of transaction And perhaps there was more to it than seem romantic. In some states, farmers that usually is left to winks and nods. that. The first blank on the certificate of still leave their plows to serve in brief homes, lives When left to implication, transactions like insurance needed to obtain a liquor license legislative sessions every odd year. Many At Neighborhood Housing Services his are nearly impossible to prosecute, and in Cook County — the line before the one towns smaller than Chicago do not need of Chicago, we believe in the power of they have enriched many Chicago politi- for the applicant’s name — required the full-time mayors and council members, homeownership to strengthen families cians. name of the applicant’s insurance broker. and elected officials there often would be and neighborhoods. As part of this One of these politicians was George If a submitted form listed a brokerage unable to serve if they had to give up their mission, we help seniors and fixed- Dunne, an associate of Mayor Richard J. other than Near North, rumor had it that day jobs. income homeowners with porch and Daley who succeeded Daley as chairman the application was likely to be misplaced In Chicago, however, nominally part- roof repairs funded by the U.S. Depart- of the Cook County Democratic Party. for a time or perhaps forever. time aldermen supervise substantial office ment of Housing and Urban Devel- Dunne held public office from 1955 Even if the rumor was false, it was prob- staffs of full-time employees. Many alder- opment. These repairs help homeown- through 1991 — as a state representative, a ably good for business. Anticipated or men in fact work for the city full time and ers stay in their homes, and prevent member of the Cook County Board of perceived extortion can have the same find their six-figure public salaries suffi- them from needing more expensive Commissioners and then, for 21 years, as effect as extortion itself. And if the rumor cient. Only a minority are rainmakers for taxpayer-funded senior rental housing the longest serving president of the board. was true, Dunne might not have taken an law firms, insurance agencies and real if they are forced out of their homes Dunne’s governmental positions were active part. Grateful patronage appointees estate brokerages. Their private busi- due to an inability to maintain the part-time (in theory), so nothing prevented might have favored Near North on their nesses, however, provide an effective and property. him from establishing the Near North own. lawful way for influence-seekers to turn on If the shutdown continues, this Insurance Brokerage in 1962. Lacking any For a time, Dunne was chairman of the the spigot. Perhaps allowing Chicago al- program will stop, as will the work by business or insurance background, Dunne Cook County Board’s Finance Committee. dermen to pocket outside income enables the people we employ and the impor- spent little time managing his business, but The current chairman of that committee, the city to pay them less, but the deal turns tant repairs contractors are responsible he prospered. (When he decided not to John Daley, is the son of one former mayor, out to be no bargain for taxpayers. for. Ours is just one of the myriad help- run for re-election, he sold the brokerage the brother of another and the brother of a ful and cost-effective affordable hous- to its CEO, Michael Segal. Segal’s 2004 third Daley who is now seeking that office. Albert W. Alschuler is the Julius Kreeger ing programs that are funded by the racketeering conviction led to Near John Daley, an insurance broker who once professor emeritus at the University of federal government. This is a program North’s forfeiture to the government. By worked for Near North, has acknowledged Chicago Law School. that makes sense. It also makes cents for the taxpayer in that it precludes the use of more expensive intervention that is needed once a senior loses his or her home. Political disagreements may be caus- I’m a transgender Republican, ing this shutdown, but its effects are far-reaching and will cause real harm to many hardworking Chicagoans if a but my party is marginalizing me compromise is not reached soon. Each of us can help end this detrimental By Jennifer N. Pritzker shutdown by picking up the phone to our congressional leaders and the To me, restrictions on transgender White House to convey the urgency of military service are personal. I am a trans- this situation. gender woman. Before my transition, I — Kristin Faust, president, Neighbor- served as a lieutenant colonel in the U.S. hood Housing Services of Chicago Army. I am proud of the value I provided the military during my 27-year career. I am also a Republican who generously How to pacify Trump supports my party. While Democrats As a public service, I offer the fol- accept the pronoun I prefer, I firmly be- lowing solution to the border wall lieve the best government is that which stalemate. I recommend Congress governs least. It’s a mistake for the Repub- authorize a bill to fund $5 billion to be lican Party to ask me to choose between spent on the purchase of 5 billion Don- my true identity and my philosophy of ald J. Trump monogrammed baby government. pacifiers. These pacifiers would be For much of my life, I couldn’t explore transported to our southern border to my femininity without significant risk. If provide a barrier of sorts. The presi- the military discovered I dressed as a dent gets both his $5 billion and a woman, felt like a woman and identified bonus of having his name emblazoned as a woman, my career would have ended JACQUELYN MARTIN/AP on The Wall. We get our government immediately. The Human Rights Campaign with “equality flags” in Washington in 2017. back, and allow the adults to get back to My wish is that more Americans the business of running the country. understood the expression of gender. The the party continues to champion policies people’s irrational fears for their safety. I — Roger Gallentine, Geneva medical community has known for dec- that marginalize me out of existence, remind them, it’s against the law for any- ades that sex and gender cannot be deter- define me as an eccentric character and one, anywhere, at any time to harass or mined solely by birth anatomy or chromo- persecute me for using the public rest- violate others. Recipe writer’s exit somes. There are many physical, social rooms that correspond to my gender And consider that discrimination, My Sunday reading of the Tribune and psychological elements that form a identity. violence and rejection contribute to a 41 always involves saving the Life+Style person’s gender identity. Transgender As a result, the GOP’s positions have percent attempted suicide rate among section for last — knowing there’ll be a people such as myself need to express our forced me to refocus my attention away transgender Americans, compared with lovely essay and recipe from Leah internal identity so that others can see us from its agendas I support. Instead, I find 4.6 percent for the general U.S. popula- Eskin. as we see ourselves. Think of this internal myself focusing on issues to protect my- tion, as the American Foundation for My husband and I are long-term pull like a north-seeking compass. When- self and others like me. Every dollar spent Suicide Prevention has reported. subscribers to the Tribune. ever it is used, the compass will point to defending transgender rights is one dollar I ask Republicans to prioritize policies I’m so sorry to read today’s essay (“A true north. Femininity is my true north. less I can contribute toward other party that improve our country for all Ameri- fond farewell — with cookies,” Jan. 6) I’ve grown frustrated as I watch this initiatives. cans. When the GOP asks me to deliver saying goodbye to her readers. I own Republican administration push to ban Our Republican leaders are smart, but six- or seven-figure contributions for the her book, which is stuffed with cutout transgender military service. Anti-trans- they too often react to rhetoric based on 2020 elections, my first response will be: recipes from the Sunday paper. gender platforms are causing me to evalu- emotion, not on science and research. I Why should I contribute to my own de- Please, please reconsider — Ms. ate my party support. urge President Donald Trump, other struction? Eskin is a voice of calm and reasonable- I have supported many Republicans in Republicans and those who demonize the ness in this chaotic world and already elections. The Republican Party more transgender community to consult quali- The Washington Post missed. closely aligns with my beliefs in a less fied experts and evaluate alternative — Linda Clark, Villa Park interventionist government. Democratic points of view and facts to make informed Jennifer N. Pritzker is a retired lieutenant Party policies can be too costly and re- decisions. colonel of the U.S. Army, and upon her strictive on citizens. Lowering regulations The military doesn’t benefit when it retirement in March 2001, she was pro- helps protect people’s individual rights excludes transgender people from its moted to the rank of honorary colonel in the For online exclusive letters go to with private property, business and in- success. In combat, gender identity is Illinois National Guard. She is president www.chicagotribune.com/letters. vestments. Increasing taxes and creating irrelevant. When 300 people jump from and chief executive of TAWANI Enter- Send letters by email to or adding to government agencies are not an aircraft in flight in one-second inter- prises, an umbrella organization that repre- [email protected] or a guaranteed solution to any problem. vals, what matters is getting the job done. sents a diversified portfolio of brands in- to Voice of the People, Chicago Tribune, I have hoped the Republican Party When states propose restrictions on cluding the Pritzker Military Museum and 160 N. Stetson Ave., Third Floor, would reform from within and end its bathroom accommodations for transgen- Library, the TAWANI Foundation and the Chicago, IL 60601. Include your name, assault on the LGBTQ community. Yet, der people, a vocal minority preys on Pritzker Military Foundation. address and phone number. 20 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Thursday, January 10, 2019

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Key details in flux, but Lincoln Yards is ready to convert 70 acres or more of Development already on Plan Commission’s industrial land on the Chicago Jan 24 agenda to present updated plan River into more than 12 million square feet of office, residential, Chicago Plan Commission in just hotel, retail and entertainment over two weeks. space along Lincoln Park and Ald. Brian Hopkins, 2nd, on Bucktown. The project is one of Wednesday confirmed he sup- the biggest and most compli- ports the unusual step of having cated ever proposed on the city’s the Plan Commission consider North Side, and Sterling Bay has the ambitious $5 billion-plus faced questions from neighbors Ryan Ori project before the community at on a range of issues, including On Real Estate large has an opportunity to weigh Lincoln Yards’ impact on traffic, in on it. Sterling Bay’s proposal is nearby businesses, schools and A day after confirming it will on the commission’s Jan. 24 public transportation. League franchise owned by Cubs Developer Sterling Bay plans to scrap plans for a 20,000-seat agenda, although Hopkins said Two previous community owner Tom Ricketts and Sterling convert 70 acres or more of soccer stadium and Live Nation he hasn’t decided whether he meetings drew several hundred Bay, as well as a nearby entertain- industrial land into Lincoln Entertainment music venues in will support the project. people each. ment district with as many as five Yards, more than 12 million the proposed Lincoln Yards That’s traditionally not how On Tuesday, Hopkins and the venues that Live Nation Enter- square feet of office, residen- development, Sterling Bay on Chicago gets built. developer announced the elimi- tainment was to have operated. tial, hotel, retail space. Wednesday said it expects to It’s the latest twist for Lincoln nation of a retractable-roof sta- ZBIGNIEW BZDAK/ present revised plans to the Yards, a plan years in the making dium to support a United Soccer Turn to Ori, Page 2 CHICAGO TRIBUNE 2018

McDonald’s Advocate to offer new joins group specials for creating drug bacon lovers company By Alexia Elejalde-Ruiz Civica Rx intent on Chicago Tribune battling shortages, cutting hospital costs McDonald’s is doubling down on America’s love affair By Lisa Schencker with bacon by offering limited- Chicago Tribune time bacon twists on three of its classic menu items. Advocate Aurora Health, The Big Mac Bacon and one of the largest hospital Quarter Pounder Bacon will systems in the Chicago area, each feature three slabs of has teamed up with a large thick-cut applewood bacon group of hospitals intent on atop the otherwise familiar battling shortages of generic burgers, while Cheesy Bacon drugs and bringing down the Fries will be blanketed with cost of those medications by cheddar cheese and smoked making their own. bacon bits, the company an- If the venture is successful, nounced Wednesday. the hospitals could pay up to 50 “People love bacon, and they percent less for some drugs — love our iconic Big Mac, fresh savings that potentially could beef Quarter Pounder burgers be passed on to patients. and World Famous Fries, so we It was announced this week had to see what would happen that Advocate Aurora, which if we combined all that tast- FORD operates 27 hospitals in Illinois iness,” Chef Michael Haracz, The sixth-generation three-row Explorer, made in Chicago, has rear-wheel-drive architecture with more and Wisconsin, has joined McDonald’s Manager of Culi- powerful engine offerings and increased towing capacity and interior room. Civica Rx, a not-for-profit ge- nary Innovation, said in a news neric drug company estab- release. lished last year by philanthrop- The menu items will be ic groups and seven other offered at participating U.S. health systems that were fed restaurants starting Jan. 30 for 2020 Explorers to up with generic drug shortages a limited time, though the in hospitals and high prices. company did not say how long The parent companies of that time would be. Loyola Medicine and Francis- The new products are the can Health Olympia Fields are first of 2019 for Chicago-based be made in Chicago also members of Civica Rx. McDonald’s, which has been In exchange for investments trying to figure out how to Ford’s redesigned SUV will be rear-wheel-drive the large off-road SUVs of the in Civica Rx, Advocate and the attract and retain customers time, including Ford’s own other systems will help decide amid stiff competition. By Robert Duffer gaining on the aging Explorer, Bronco. It was rugged like those which drugs the company will Last year the chain an- Chicago Tribune and Ford has leaned heavily on truck-based SUVs but had the produce and will be able to buy nounced it would use only incentives to augment sales,” roominess to persuade family those drugs in the future. fresh beef for its Quarter Ford launched the fully re- said Jeremy Acevedo, manager car shoppers away from the Neither Advocate nor Civica Pounders and also introduced designed 2020 Explorer on of industry analysis at Edmund- minivan. Rx would disclose Advocate’s Buttermilk Crispy Tenders and Tuesday in advance of the 2019 s.com. “The Explorer redesign is Despite an ugly and fatal investment. The idea is that Triple Breakfast Stacks, a North American International coming at the perfect time for failure of Firestone tires that Civica Rx will supply the hos- tower of two sausage patties, Auto Show in Detroit. The Ford — it will not only help stave caused Explorers to roll over, pitals with a more reliable American cheese, egg and ba- best-selling three-row cross- off the incoming competition, prompting a massive recall in stream of generic drugs, at con. over, built in Chicago, has more but also curb incentive spend- 2001, the Explorer sold record affordable prices, so hospitals During the company’s last power, more space, better tech- ing.” numbers in 2000 and continued can provide quality care pos- earnings call in October, CEO nology and all that. But it’s As it has for the past 29 years, to sell well in the new millen- sible to patients at a lower cost. Steve Easterbrook hinted that returning to its roots with rear- Explorer reflects the changing nium. For the redesigned third- “If there’s a medication there would be more new wheel-drive architecture. tastes of the American con- generation 2002 model, the Ex- shortage or a pharmaceutical product offerings to come. Moving from front-wheel sumer when it comes to the plorer moved off the Ranger company is charging an arm Bacon, whose popularity has drive like most other crossovers family hauler. platform and away from the and a leg for a medication, that surged over the past decade, is to rear-wheel drive boosts sport- Originally based on the Ford ruggedness of its predecessor. An has a negative impact on our a good bet. Last year people ate iness, towing capability and Ranger midsize pickup truck independent four-wheel suspen- patients,” said Rick Klein, Ad- bacon on 4.2 billion occasions, larger passenger accommoda- when it launched for model year sion as well as an available vocate Aurora chief business and 31 percent of the time they tions, Ford said in a statement. 1991, Explorer replaced the third-row bench seat firmly put development officer, in an ate it while dining out, accord- It is a vital vehicle for Ford, smaller two-door Bronco II. In the Explorer in the family vehicle email. “This creates a manufac- ing to Kim McLynn, spokes- whose crossover lineup has four-door form, it competed category. The manual transmis- turing and distribution infra- woman for the market re- grown stale amid a booming with the Jeep Cherokee and sion and two-door configuration structure that will allow us to search firm NPD Group. Case crossover market. Isuzu Trooper, which had shipments of bacon from food- “The competition has been started to squeeze in amid all Turn to Ford,Page4 Turn to Civica Rx, Page 2 service distributors to eating and drinking establishments increased by 5 percent last year, she said. Cheesy Bacon Fries were offered for a limited time in Hawaii, Northern California Old Post Office and McDonald’s Chicago glob- al headquarters last year, and were positively received in each market, spokeswoman gets third tenant Andrea Abate said. Bacon is already a staple on Regional planning in the long-vacant structure at the McDonald’s menu, which 433 W. Van Buren St., now called features the meat in various agency to move about the Old Post Office, CMAP salads and breakfast items as 100 employees in Executive Director Joseph Sz- well as its Bacon Smokehouse abo said. CMAP will move out of burgers and chicken sand- By Ryan Ori about 51,000 square feet in the wiches and a Bacon McDouble. Chicago Tribune only building it has called home, Pricing for the new items 110-story Willis Tower, directly will vary by restaurant but on Chicago’s regional planning across the Chicago River from average will be $5.19 to $5.39 agency is mapping out its future the vacant post office. for the Big Mac Bacon, $5.29 to in a building from the city’s past. “Part of the value proposition $5.49 for the Quarter Pounder The Chicago Metropolitan is, as regional planners, we focus Bacon, and $3.15 to $3.45 for Agency for Planning said it will a lot on reuse and preservation,” ployees. The agency is focused Chicago Metropolitan Agency the Cheesy Bacon Fries, Abate move its offices to 47,000 square Szabo said. “Going into the post on long-term regional planning, for Planning signed a 15-year said. feet of space in the former old office, at a significant cost sav- covering seven counties in the lease in the long-vacant struc- main post office building in ings, is very consistent with Chicago area. ture at 433 W. Van Buren St. [email protected] summer 2020. CMAP’s mission.” PHIL VELASQUEZ/ Twitter @alexiaer CMAP signed a 15-year lease CMAP has about 100 em- Turn to Post Office, Page 2 CHICAGO TRIBUNE 2017 2 Chicago Tribune | Business | Section 2 | Thursday, January 10, 2019 Advocate joins group Lincoln Yards already on to create drug company

Civica Rx, from Page 1 Rx is working to to bring Plan Commission agenda them to market in the sec- ensure access to the medi- ond half of the year. Civica Ori, from Page 1 changes haven’t been mission meeting. There’s could be in place early this cations our patients need at Rx is working to gain ap- made public. It’s a depar- still work to be done. We’ll year. a price they can afford.” proval from the U.S. Food Hopkins asked Sterling ture from the tradition of see if Sterling Bay is able to Further complicating In recent years, hospitals and Drug Administration to Bay to redraw its master Chicago’s zoning process hit the target with their the timing of the Plan have struggled with short- become a manufacturer, plan, converting the sta- — often referred to as next attempt to revise the Commission meeting: It ages of drugs that have and it plans to either di- dium land to park space aldermanic privilege or master plan.” comes before a Feb. 19 included an intravenous flu- rectly manufacture the and changing the pro- aldermanic prerogative — There will not be a third meeting of the city’s Com- id meant to help replenish drugs or contract with other posed entertainment dis- in which planned devel- large public meeting on munity Development patients’ electrolytes, cer- manufacturers. trict to a less dense group- opments typically are the project before the next Commission to weigh a tain blood thinners, and Across the country, sys- ing of restaurants, theaters brought forward only after scheduled Plan Commis- proposal for $800 million some forms of the tissue- tems representing about and other smaller struc- the project’s alderman has sion meeting, though, and in tax increment financing numbing medication lido- 750 hospitals have so far tures. offered a full-throated it’s unclear whether the for infrastructure im- caine, among others. Drug joined the effort. “We look forward to endorsement. alderman will schedule provements, including companies often blame in- Initially, only hospitals — presenting at Plan Com- In this case, Hopkins one afterward. Hopkins new bridges, on and creasing demand and manu- not individual consumers — mission on the 24th,” said he’s yet to offer his said he’ll review Sterling around the Lincoln Yards facturing issues for shortag- will be able to purchase Sterling Bay spokeswoman support as he awaits de- Bay’s revised changes with site. es. Civica Rx’s medications, Sarah Hamilton said tails of Sterling Bay’s community groups indi- “If I need to slow down Nearly 90 percent of all though that could eventu- Wednesday. “We’re mov- changes. He downplayed vidually before deciding the advancement between prescriptions filled in the ally change, Wall said. Only ing along at the alderman’s the timing, saying he still whether to sign off on the the Plan Commission U.S. are for generic drugs, those hospitals that have direction.” reserves the right to pull presentation at the Plan meeting and the zoning according to the U.S. Food signed on as members of The expected changes the proposal from the Commission. committee for further and Drug Administration. Civica Rx will be able to buy appear to have opened the meeting’s agenda if the Typically, a project community participation, I Generic drugs tend to cost the drugs. door for a compromise upcoming changes do not approved by the Plan am more than willing to do less than brand-name medi- The Association for Ac- that could bring the zoning have sufficient public Commission swiftly ad- that,” Hopkins said. “We’re cations, but even prices for cessible Medicines, a ge- process toward a conclu- support. vances to the City Coun- not at the goal line yet. generics can skyrocket, es- neric drug industry group, sion. “I’m still withholding cil’s zoning committee, We’re not even in the red pecially when they’re in welcomes “competition in Yet adding Sterling my support,” Hopkins said. then for final approval by zone.” short supply. any form” and looks forward Bay’s proposal to the meet- “I may or may not have a the full council. If the “A lot of the shortage to discussing the issues fac- ing’s agenda is unusual statement of definitive Lincoln Yards follows [email protected] drugs, because there are so ing the industry with Civica because key details of any support at the Plan Com- tradition, an approved plan Twitter @Ryan_Ori few vendors for these drugs, Rx at the group’s annual have prices that are com- meeting next month, said pletely inappropriate for Rachel Schwartz, a spokes- our patients,” said Heather woman for the association, Wall, chief commercial offi- in a statement. cer for Civica Rx, which is At least two other mem- CMAP to become third office tenant headquartered in Salt Lake bers of Civica Rx also have Post Office, from Page 1 and Dan Heckman of the fices into less overall space, postmaster general’s suites, City, Utah. hospitals in Illinois, includ- Telos Group. at a lower rental rate than it which will be renovated to Compounding the issue, ing SSM Health, with hos- The regional agency is Most of CMAP’s space would have paid to renew their original look, Smith many hospitals also have pitals in southern Illinois, the third, and smallest, will be on the fourth floor, its Willis Tower lease, he said. faced financial woes in re- and UnityPoint Health, office tenant to sign a lease next to Walgreens. The said. The 2.8 million-square- cent years because reim- with hospitals in Peoria and during the ongoing $800 agency also will have a Factoring in the proper- foot Old Post Office, along bursements from govern- in the Quad Cities. million-plus redevelop- space for larger meetings ty tax benefits of moving the west edge of the river, ment insurance programs Other governing mem- ment of the Old Post Office above its offices, on the into a recently landmarked has been vacant since 1996. have not kept pace with the bers of Civica Rx include by New York-based 601W fifth floor, Szabo said. building, CMAP will pay 22 When it’s fully leased, the cost of care. Unpaid medical Catholic Health Initiatives, Cos. CMAP has been in its percent less over the life of building is expected to bills and growing costs as- the Gary and Mary West Deerfield-based Wal- current offices since 2006, the 15-year lease than it house about 17,000 work- sociated with information Foundation, HCA Health- greens in June announced when the agency was would have in its current ers each day, Smith said. technology and drugs have care, Intermountain plans to move 1,800 work- formed by combining the tower, Matuscak said. The post office overhaul also posed financial chal- Healthcare, Laura & John ers into about 200,000 Northeast Illinois Planning “It really was about what comes amid a wave of lenges. In 2017, Advocate Arnold Foundation, Mayo square feet in the building Commission and the Chi- provided the best value for development activity in the announced about $200 mil- Clinic, the Peterson Center this fall. In December, Oak- cago Area Transportation the taxpayers, as a public area, including Willis Tow- lion in cuts due to some of on Healthcare, Providence brook Terrace-based Fer- Study groups. At the time, agency,” Szabo said. “We er’s makeover; a Union those pressures. St. Joseph Health and Trin- rara Candy said it will the skyscraper was known represent the entire region, Station redevelopment Civica Rx expects that for ity Health. Other founding move the company’s head- as Sears Tower. and we have meetings go- that will include the addi- some of the drugs it pro- members include Alleghe- quarters there this sum- The agency decided to ing on in our building tion of a 50-story office duces, it will be able to ny Health Network, Baptist mer, with plans to have move because of an on- almost every day. So access tower anchored by BMO lower the prices paid by Health South Florida, Fran- about 400 workers in going renovation of Willis to transportation was also Financial Group adjacent hospitals by 35 percent to 50 ciscan Alliance, Memorial 77,000 square feet. Tower, including an expan- important. to the rail station; and percent. Hermann, NYU Langone CMAP was represented sion of the building’s base “We were able to Related Midwest’s The 78, Civica Rx has already Health, Ochsner Health in the lease by Sheila Samii for new retail, which is achieve that at the post a planned mixed-use de- selected 14 hospital-admin- System, Sanford Health and Matuscak, Kelly Connolly pushing up rents signifi- office, at a tolerable price velopment on 62 acres of istered generic drugs to Spectrum Health. and Allen Rogoway of cantly, Szabo said. point.” vacant land along the river focus on this year. Wall Cresa. Leasing brokers for By moving, CMAP is Part of the space CMAP between the South Loop declined to identify the [email protected] 601W were Steve Smith able to reconfigure its of- is moving into was once the and Chinatown. drugs, but she said Civica Twitter @lschencker Chicago Tribune | Business | Section 2 | Thursday, January 10, 2019 3 U.S. ‘optimistic’ over trade talks with China Stocks climb on the timing and exactly what “We can confidently say and advanced technologies. that will look like, but what that enough progress was Chinese officials have hopes negotiations I can be sure of is that we made that the discussions suggested Beijing might al- will be followed up are moving towards a more will continue at a higher ter its industrial plans but balanced and reciprocal level,” said Craig Allen, reject pressure to abandon By Paul Wiseman trade agreement with president of the U.S.-China what they consider a path to and Joe McDonald China.” Business Council. “That is prosperity and global influ- Associated Press Stocks rose Wednesday very positive.” The council ence. on optimism that the mid- and other U.S. business Neither side has given WASHINGTON — level talks in Beijing will be groups have pressed for a any indication its basic posi- Three days of U.S.-Chinese followed up with discus- resolution to the trade hos- tion has changed. talks aimed at ending a sions between higher-rank- tilities between the world’s Economists say the 90- costly tariff battle wrapped ing U.S. and Chinese offi- two biggest economies. day window is too short to up Wednesday in an opti- cials. Investors were en- The talks, which started resolve all the conflicts be- mistic atmosphere, with couraged that talks planned Monday, were the first face- tween the biggest and sec- President Donald Trump for two days were extended to-face meetings since ond-biggest global econo- saying they were “going to three. Trump and Chinese leader mies. very well!” Hong Kong’s main mar- Xi Jinping agreed Dec. 1 to Chinese exports to the A statement from the OLIVER ZHANG/AP ket index closed up 2.1 suspend further action U.S. have held up despite Office of the U.S. Trade U.S. and Chinese officials ended three days of trade talks percent and Tokyo rose 1.1 against each other’s imports tariff increases of up to 25 Representative did not Wednesday. Above, the Ministry of Commerce in Beijing. percent. for 90 days while they percent on $250 billion of characterize the tone of the The Dow Jones Indus- negotiate over U.S. com- Chinese imports, partly due talks or say what would comment that reflects U.S. complained repeatedly trial Average picked up plaints that Beijing steals or to exporters rushing to fill happen next, noting only frustration that the Chinese about the U.S. trade deficit 91.67 points, or 0.4 percent, pressures companies to orders before more in- that the U.S. delegation have failed to live up to past with China, which last year to 23,879.12. The S&P 500 hand over technology. creases hit. Forecasters ex- would await “guidance on commitments. likely exceeded the 2017 gap index climbed 10.55 points, “Talks with China are pect American orders to the next steps” after report- The U.S. also said the of $336 billion. or 0.4 percent, to 2,584.96. going very well!” Trump slump this year. ing back to Washington negotiations “focused on “We’re optimistic,” The Nasdaq composite rose said late Tuesday on Twit- China has imposed pen- The U.S. statement said China’s pledge to purchase White House press secre- 60.08 points, or 0.9 percent, ter. alties on $110 billion of the negotiations dealt with a substantial amount of ag- tary Sarah Huckabee Sand- to 6,957.08. The Russell Washington wants Bei- American goods, slowing the need for any deal with ricultural, energy, manufac- ers told the Fox Business 2000 index of smaller and jing to change its plans to customs clearance for U.S. China to be “subject to tured goods and other prod- Network, adding that “we U.S.-focused stocks added use government support to companies and suspending ongoing verification and ef- ucts and services from the expect that something will 12.25 points, or 0.9 percent, make Chinese companies issuing licenses in finance fective enforcement” — a United States.” Trump has come of this. I don’t know to 1,438.81. world leaders in robotics and other businesses.

CES proves buzz has faded for VR By Mae Anderson ing VR setups are still too Associated Press hard to use; even simpler mobile systems like Sam- NEW YORK — Just a sung’s Gear VR, he said, few years ago, virtual real- don’t offer “a clear reason ity was poised to take over for the average non-gamer the world. After decades to get involved.” of near misses, the revolu- VR proponents are still tion finally seemed immi- dreaming big, although nent, with slick consumer the challenges remain for- headsets about to hit the midable. Shipments of VR market and industries headsets rose 8 percent in from gaming and enter- the third quarter com- tainment to social media pared to the previous year, ready to hop on the band- to 1.9 million units, ac- wagon. cording to data research But the buzz over VR firm International Data has faded to a whisper. At Corp. — an uptick that the CES 2019 tech show in followed four quarters of Las Vegas, Facebook’s decline. Nearly a quarter Oculus unit isn’t holding of a million units of Face- any glitzy press events, book’s Oculus Go and Xi- just closed-door demos aomi’s Mi VR — the same for its upcoming Oculus stand-alone VR headset, Quest, a $399 untethered sold under different headset due out in the names in different mar- spring. Other VR compa- kets — shipped worldwide nies are similarly subdued. in the quarter, IDC said. JULIO CORTEZ/AP HTC announced two new Those still aren’t huge Drug advertising in the U.S. grew to $6 billion and 5 million ads in 2016. Overall, spending on marketing topped $30 billion. headsets — one with only numbers for a technology sketchy details — while that seemed to hold such Sony has some kiosks for promise in 2012 when its $300 PlayStation VR early demonstrations of set in the main hall. the Oculus Rift wowed Medical marketing hits $30B It’s a world away from audiences — so much that the scene a few years ago, Facebook acquired Oculus U.S. ads for drugs, and medical research. The spent on 401 campaigns. marketing dropped from when VR products from for $2 billion two years report covers 1997, when the Woloshin said this was 156 to 11. That could mean Samsung, Oculus, HTC later. Despite large sums pitches to doctors FDA eased rules for TV ads, among the most disturbing drug companies are doing a and Sony seemed omni- ploughed into the field by push spending up through 2016. Although trends. Drug names aren’t better job of self-policing present and unstoppable Facebook, Sony, Samsung, some types of spending mentioned, but manufactur- but Woloshin said it’s more at CES. These days, VR is Microsoft and Google, VR By Lindsey Tanner waxed and waned during ers often use these to “sell” likely regulators are over- mostly a niche product for hasn’t yet made much of a Associated Press those years, Woloshin said diseases that can be treated whelmed by the volume gaming and business dent in the real world. the upward trend is concern- by costly new drugs, he said. and can’t keep up. training, held back by ex- Software makers are re- Ads for prescription ing and suggests consumers Still, the report notes an pensive, clunky headsets, trenching. IMAX said in drugs appeared 5 million need to be increasingly skep- Doctor-focused market- increase in FDA violation a paucity of interesting late December it was shut- times in just one year, cap- tical about marketing claims. ing: Marketing aimed at letters about marketing of software and other tech- ting down its VR unit. ping a recent surge in U.S. The report was pub- doctors, nurses and other unapproved genetic tests. nological shortcomings. Jaunt, a startup focused on medical marketing, a new lished Tuesday in the Jour- health professionals went And off-label or deceptive “VR hasn’t escaped the cinematic VR and once analysis found. nal of the American Medi- from $16 billion to $20 marketing practices have early adopter, gamer-ori- backed by Disney, restruc- The advertisements for cal Association. All market- billion, about two-thirds of resulted in $11 billion in ented segment,” said For- tured this year. Its new various medicines showed ing spending was adjusted all spending. About $12 bil- fines and 103 settlements rester analyst J.P. Gownder focus? VR’s cousin tech- up on TV, newspapers, on- to 2016 dollars. lion went for free drug between drug companies — himself an early adopter nology, “augmented reali- line sites and elsewhere in A journal editorial notes samples, although that and regulators since 1997. who chafed in 2016 at ty,” which paints con- 2016. Their numbers soared that medical marketing has spending has dropped re- delays in shipping Face- sumer-simulated objects over 20 years as part of survived legal challenges cently. Spending on person- What doctors say: The book’s then-groundbreak- into the real world, a la the broad health industry ef- and “needs no apologist.” It al pitches from drug com- American Medical Associ- ing Oculus Rift system. cartoony monsters of forts to promote drugs, de- has helped make patients pany sales reps was mostly ation in 2015 supported Gownder said many exist- “Pokemon Go.” vices, tests and hospitals. more informed consumers unchanged at $5 billion banning direct-to-con- The researchers esti- and it’s up to doctors to help after an early increase. sumer ads for prescription mated that medical market- their patients understand The government’s Open drugs and says doctors ing reached $30 billion in product claims, although Payments website lists doc- should not accept medical 2016, up from $18 billion in some physicians need more tors with financial ties to industry payments or gifts On some Samsung phones, 1997. Spending on con- education themselves about drug and medical device intended to influence pre- sumer-focused ads climbed deceptive marketing, the makers and in 2022 it will scribing habits. “The vast Facebook is a forever friend fastest. But marketing to editorial suggests. expand to include physician majority of physicians pre- doctors and other health assistants and nurses with scribe drugs and treatments By Hamza Shaban the pre-installed app al- professionals still grabbed Consumer-focused mar- advanced training. they believe are in the best The Washington Post lows users to hop on the the biggest share with the keting: Spending on direct- interest of their patients,” social network right out of bulk of it paying for free to-consumer marketing Regulatory oversight: the AMA said in a response Facebook will always be the box. drug samples. climbed fastest, from $2 Federal law says advertising to the new analysis. around, at least for some Bloomberg News first “Marketing drives more billion or 12 percent of total must be truthful, not decep- people who own Samsung reported on the pre-in- treatments, more testing” marketing to almost $10 tive and backed by scientific What industry says: smartphones. stalled app. that patients don’t always billion and one-third of evidence. The FDA over- Holly Campbell, spokes- Some Samsung devices Samsung told The Post need, said Dr. Steven overall spending. Only the sees prescription drug and woman for the Pharmaceu- come preloaded with a on Wednesday: “We’re Woloshin, a Dartmouth U.S. and New Zealand allow device advertising; the Fed- tical Research and Manu- Facebook app that owners providing a preloaded College health policy ex- prescription drug advertis- eral Trade Commission facturers of America, de- can’t remove; the app can Facebook app on select pert. Woloshin wrote the ing, which in the U.S. went regulates over-the-counter fended industry marketing only be disabled. smartphone models with report with his wife, Dr. from just over $1 billion and products. The analysis sug- practices and said direct-to- Facebook told The the option to disable it. Lisa Schwartz, both long- 79,000 ads to $6 billion and gests that the surge in medi- consumer ads can make Washington Post on The app is no longer run- time critics of overdiagnosis 5 million ads in 2016. The cal marketing has led to patients better informed Wednesday that the disa- ning when it is disabled.” and overtreatment. She category also includes TV spotty oversight by both about their health and treat- bled version of the app That the Facebook app died in November. ads and other marketing for agencies. It notes that while ment options. She said acts as if it has been can’t be removed from They analyzed marketing hospitals, which skyrock- company submissions more these ads also “increase deleted and does not col- certain phones is espe- data from the U.S. Food and eted to almost $3 billion. than doubled over the two awareness of the benefits lect data about a user’s cially significant. The Drug Administration, Medi- Spending on disease- decades, reaching nearly and risks of new medicines activity or send informa- company has faced a pub- care, other federal and state awareness ads more than 100,000, FDA violation let- and encourage appropriate tion to the social network. lic backlash over its data agencies, private companies doubled, to $430 million ters for misleading drug use of medicines.” But that may sound like privacy controversies and cold comfort to users who the perceived negativity don’t want Facebook on on the platform. their phones. Preloading software Facebook said it has that users didn’t explicitly Neiman Marcus reaches $1.5M breach settlement partnerships with other ask for isn’t unique to phone manufacturers, Samsung, and app devel- Associated Press Illinois Attorney General 370,000 Neiman Marcus ers’ personal data and ob- mobile operators and op- opers besides Facebook Lisa Madigan’s office said credit cards were accessed tain an information security erating systems to pre- have similar partnerships. AUSTIN, TEXAS – More the state will receive more by unknown third parties assessment and report from install its app. But the As Bloomberg noted, T- than 40 state attorneys gen- than $124,000 under the unlawfully, and at least 9,200 a third-party professional. company would not dis- Mobile customers who eral have announced a $1.5 settlement. were used fraudulently. The settlement involves close the names of the use the Samsung Galaxy million settlement with The The breach exposed cus- Under terms of the set- 43 states and the District of other companies it has S9 smartphone will find Neiman Marcus Group over tomer credit card data at 77 tlement announced Tues- Columbia. such agreements with and dozens of preloaded apps a data breach the Dallas- Neiman Marcus stores day, Neiman Marcus agrees declined to share the fi- on their device — Face- based retailer disclosed in nationwide. Over a three- to maintain reasonable pro- Chicago Tribune staff con- nancial details of the part- book and Amazon among January 2014. month period in 2013, about cedures to protect custom- tributed. nerships. Facebook said them. 4 Chicago Tribune | Business | Section 2 | Thursday, January 10, 2019 MARKET ROUNDUP

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Ford, from Page 1 drive Explorer will stand octane gas, which Ford says other automakers, Ford is Competition has never community, while keeping out from a market awash makes it the most powerful offering its suite of advanced been tighter for the Ex- us on the cutting edge of a were no longer an option. with front-drive three-row Explorer yet. Standard en- driver assistance systems as plorer. All-new models in dynamic industry.” Most major automakers crossovers; only a handful gine is the improved 300- standard equipment on Ex- the Subaru Ascent and The massive 2.8 million- also were entering this of automakers have rear- horsepower 2.3-liter turbo plorer. The dings, zings and Volkswagen Atlas, as well as square foot Torrence Ave- third-row space, and the wheel drive standard, in- four-cylinder, as well as things dubbed Co-Pilot360 sharp refreshes from nue plant in the Hegewisch crossover was born. The cluding GM and Toyota’s 10-speed transmission that include automatic emer- Honda Pilot and Mazda neighborhood employs Explorer suffered. Sales larger SUVs, as well as should increase efficiency gency braking, forward col- CX-9, will likely knock the more than 4,000 people, were down, along with the Dodge Durango and Jeep from the 2019. lision warning, lane keep, Explorer from the top spot according to Ford. It was economy, and fuel effi- Grand Cherokee. The lineup expands from cross-traffic alert and auto- in 2019 until the new model opened in 1924, first making ciency became the priority Ford says engine im- five to six models, including matic headlights. It’ll cost arrives on dealer lots this the Model T. for car shoppers. provements and rear-wheel an ST sport variant and a more for adaptive cruise summer. Hyundai, Kia, There was concern about It wasn’t until the fifth drive basis will improve Limited Hybrid. Details on control and Ford’s helpful Cadillac and BMW are all layoffs in 2018 when Ford and current generation towing capability from the ST and Hybrid won’t be parking nanny, Active Park introducing midsize three- announced it was discon- launched for model year 3,000 pounds to 5,300 available until January 14, Assist 2.0. row crossovers this year. tinuing its car lineup except 2011 that Ford followed the pounds in the 2.3-liter tur- but the 2020 Ford Police The 2020 will be priced The 2020 Explorer is for the Mustang. The plant competition by shifting the bocharged four-cylinder Interceptor Utility Hybrid at $400 more than the important for Chicago as will stop making the Ford Explorer from a truck- engine, and a 12 percent based on the Explorer has a outgoing model, which well as Ford. Taurus in March of this based chassis to a smoother, increase to 5,600 pounds in lithium-ion hybrid battery. starts at $32,365. “Ford’s Chicago Assem- year. Ford President of more efficient car-based the twin-turbo V-6. Intelli- Seven seats are standard, An available wireless bly Plant is an economic Global Operations Joe Hin- chassis. The strategy gent four-wheel drive with with two in the third row. subscription service will driver for the Southeast richs seemed to calm con- worked. seven selectable drive Top trims get captain’s provide wireless connectiv- Side that aligns with out cerns when he told the “The Explorer was a pio- modes likely will be the chairs for a six-seat configu- ity for 10 devices, besting strong history of manufac- Chicago Tribune in 2018 neer of the SUV segment popular choice. ration. Ford says it has GM’s seven-device connec- turing and demonstrates the plant will now build the and remains an integral The twin-turbo V-6 will improved third row access, tivity. And of course, there is the quality of our workforce 2020 Lincoln Aviator mid- model in the midsize catego- be smaller than the 3.5-liter and moving the second row a new, larger 10.1-inch touch that is supporting the size SUV, as well as the 2020 ry, performing consistently turbo V-6 in the outgoing can be done with one hand. screen interface with a ver- plant’s growth,” Chicago Explorer and the Police as the bestselling midsize model, but with the same Power fold seats are still tical orientation. Ford says Mayor Rahm Emanuel said Interceptor Utility. SUV every year since its 2011 365-horsepower. Torque available. Expect it to be Sync3 has been updated, in a statement. “The plant redesign,” Acevedo said. jumps from 350 pound-feet more spacious inside. and there are up to four creates quality jobs and [email protected] The new rear-wheel- to 380 pound-feet with 93 Like Toyota, Nissan and USB ports. more opportunities for this Twitter @DufferRobert

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OBITUARIES

BERNICE SANDLER 1928-2019 Champion of Title IX

In Memoriam Chmielewski, Anita J. and women’s rights CHMIELEWSKI, Anita J. age 88, January 8, 2019. Longtime companion of the late Dr. Robert L. By Emily Langer they failed to complete their Emanuele. Beloved Godmother of Cathy and Pam. The Washington Post assignments. Mary Ann Tuhey Sister of Bill (Barbara). Survived by numerous nieces, Female students, for their Mary Ann Tuhey, formerly of Western Springs, nephews, great nieces and nephews. She was pre- In 1969, her newly earned part, were more likely to died peacefully after a three month battle with ceded in death by her husband Bob, son Michael doctorate in hand, Bernice receive an “uh-huh” from a pneumonia and heart issues, January 10, 2015. and siblings: Irene, Helen, Andrew, Gladys, Bobby, Sandler was hoping to land professor when they partic- She is preceded in death by her husband, John and Theresa. Visitation will take place at the Wm. Francis. She is survived by her daughter, Elizabeth Sullivan & Son Funeral Home, 8459 Hall Road (3 Blks one of seven open teaching ipated in class, rather than Snow(James) and granddaughter, Meghan. She is E. of Van Dyke), Utica, MI Saturday 2pm-8pm. In lieu positions in her department the more engaged response also survived by her sister Therese Blake and many of flowers, the family requests donations be made at the University of Mary- that might greet a male nieces and nephews. Her kindness will live in our to National Kidney Foundation of Michigan (www. land. When she learned she student. hearts forever. A requiem Mass was held at Holy nkfm.org) or Best Friends Animal Society (www. had been considered for “When Title IX was Spirit Catholic Church, Huntsville with Monsignor bestfriends.org). Please share a memory at www. none of them, she asked a passed, I was quite naive,” Michael Sexton presiding, assisted by Father James sullivanfuneraldirectors.com male colleague about the Sandler said. “I thought all Valenzuela of Pensacola, Florida, the late Father Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries oversight. “Let’s face it,” the problems of sex dis- Louis Giardino and Father Michael McMahon. was his reply. “You come on crimination in education Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries too strong for a woman.” would be solved in one or When she applied for two years at most. When another academic position, two years passed, I in- Christian, Larry D the hiring researcher re- J.M. EDDINS, JR./MCT creased my estimate to five Death Notices Larry Christian, 80, of Oswego, IL died January marked that he didn’t hire Dr. Bernice “Bunny” Sandler years, then later to 10, then 7, 2019. He is survived by women because they too was an integral part of the to 50, and now I realize it his wife Donna, 2 children Ann and Dale and 2 grand- creation and passage of often stayed home with sick will take many generations Alimisis, Peter ‘Valentino’ children. Visitation will be Peter Alimisis passed away on January 5, 2019. children. Later, an employ- Title IX legislation address- to solve all the problems.” Friday January 11, 2019 at Devoted son of the late Theodore ment agency reviewed her ing discrimination against Bernice Resnick — who St Paul Lutheran Church 85 and Angeline Alimisis. Dear brother resume and dismissed her women in education and went by Bunny — was born S. Constitution Dr Aurora, of Tula (the late Peter) Moulopoulos as “just a housewife who collegiate athletics. in New York on March 3, IL. Service to immediately and Dimitrios (Stavroula) Alimisis and follow. went back to school.” 1928. Her parents ran a fond uncle of Gloria, Dean (Regina) and Sandler had run headfirst subject to the sex discrimi- women’s clothing store in Theodore Alimisis. Visitation Wednesday, January 9, Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries into a problem that had only nation provisions of the New Jersey. 2019 from 4:00 pm to 9:00 pm at Smith-Corcoran recently been given a name: Executive Order, and that Sexist practices, she re- Funeral Home located at 6150 N. Cicero Avenue in sex discrimination. Know- the Order could be used to called, seemed to be part of Chicago. Family and friends will meet on Thursday ing she was not alone, she fight sex discrimination on the natural order of the morning, January 10, 2019 at St. Demetrios Greek embarked on a campaign American campuses.” world. “When I applied to Orthodox Church, 2727 W. Winona Ave., Chicago, that would change the cul- Sandler joined the Wom- college, it was openly IL 60625 for funeral service at 10:30 am. Interment Crocker, S.J., Fr. John R. ture on college campuses — en’s Equity Action League known that women needed Elmwood Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorial do- Fr. John R. Crocker, S.J. January 8, 2018. Age 88. A nations may be made to St. Jude Children’s Hospital, Jesuit for 70 years. He was a and eventually the law, with and, as the one-member higher grades and test 501 St. Jude Place, Memphis, TN 38105. Arranged by the passage in 1972 of Title Federal Action Contract scores in order to be ac- Chicago native, a teacher and John G. Adinamis Funeral Director, Ltd. For more associate professor of psy- IX, the landmark legislation Compliance Committee, cepted,” she recalled in a information please call 773-736-3833. chology at Loyola University that banned sex discrimi- challenged 250 educational history of Title IX. “No one Chicago; was secretary nation in federally funded institutions for alleged sex complained — it was just general of the Pontifical educational institutions. discrimination. She also co- the way things were,” Gregorian University in Rome; Sandler, who was widely ordinated a letter-writing She received a bachelor’s Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries and was the director of the celebrated as the god- campaign that, by her ac- degree from Brooklyn Col- Pontifical Biblical Institute, mother of Title IX, died count, “generated so much lege in 1948 and a master’s Jerusalem. Saturday at her home in Congressional mail that the degree from City College of Brown, Barbara Elaine Russell Visitation is Friday, Jan. Washington. She was 90. Departments of Labor, and New York in 1950, both in Barbara Elaine Russell Brown, born February 14, 11, 4-8 p.m. with a prayer service at 7 p.m. at 1929, passed away January 7, 2019, 38 Colombiere. Funeral Mass Saturday, Jan 12, at The cause was cancer, said Health, Education and Wel- psychology, and a Ph.D. in 10:45 a.m. at Colombiere Center, 9075 Big Lake her daughter Deborah San- fare had to assign several counseling from the Uni- days shy of her 90th birthday. Barbara was married to Roger Brown with whom Rd., Clarkston, MI with burial to follow. Memorial dler. full-time personnel to han- versity of Maryland in 1969. they had six children, five of which, gifts to support the Jesuits may be made to the Trained in psychology dle the letters.” Sandler spent two dec- Jeffrey, Owen, Andrew, Henry and USA Midwest Jesuits, 1010 N. Hooker St., Chicago, and counseling, Sandler de- According to the Na- ades as the director of the Vanessa survive her, as do 18 grandchildren and IL 60642. Visit www.jesuitsmidwest.org to read full voted decades of her life to tional Women’s Hall of Project on the Status and seven great-grandchildren. obituary, sign guestbook, or make an online memo- documenting, analyzing Fame, where Sandler was Education of Women at the rial gift. A.J. Desmond & Sons, (248) 362-2500. and stopping the forms of inducted in 2013, her efforts Association of American Barbara was born in Chicago into a household of View obituary and share memories at discrimination — subtle and led to the first federal inves- Colleges until she stepped Jewish immigrants from Romania and Russia. Her AJDesmond.com father died of wounds sustained in the First World overt — that held women tigation of sex discrimi- down in 1991. She later held Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries back academically and pro- nation on campuses. associations with institu- War shortly before the start of the Second. To sup- port Barbara and her brother Maynard, her mother, fessionally in educational She worked for a House tions including the Center Min, returned to work as a milliner. The extended settings. subcommittee with over- for Women Policy Studies family lived in the Austin neighborhood. Barbara’s When she began her ad- sight of the matter and for in Washington and was a childhood pleasures included the local library (her vocacy efforts, many uni- the Health, Education and sought-after witness in dis- “second home”), her bicycle, watching Shirley versity departments arbi- Welfare Department as mo- crimination and sexual har- Temple at the movies, and in summer, extended Enright, John J. “Jack” trarily limited the number mentum grew, culminating assment cases. As an activ- stays on the farm of her uncle Sidney in Wisconsin. John J. “Jack” Enright, Age 91, Born into Eternal Life on January 7, 2019. Beloved husband of of women they would hire. with passage of Title IX. Its ist, she also highlighted the She received her bachelor’s degree from the University of Illinois. the late Marilyn L. (nee Wright). Loving Others hired no women at chief legislative champions danger of rape on cam- father of John (Marsha), Kathleen Enright all. Some disqualified mar- included Rep. Patsy Mink, puses. She and Roger married on May 16, 1953, and (Patrick Ryan), Rosemary (Jeffrey) Jones, ried women. Some colleges D-Hawaii, and Sen. Birch Sandler’s marriage to Jer- shortly thereafter moved to Highland Park, where Michael (Kearen), Mark (Heidi), William barred female students Bayh, D-Ind. Today, Title rold Sandler ended in di- they initially purchased five acres of orchard, wood (Cindy Schaub), Ruth (Robert) Baker, Paul (Carol from chemistry and other IX is widely known as the vorce. Survivors include and marsh in an undeveloped section of what was Anne), and Edward Enright. “Grandpa Jack” was departments that were guarantor of equal access to two daughters, Deborah then a small suburb. Highland Park grew up around dearly loved by his 18 grandchildren and 4 great- deemed more suited for collegiate athletics. Sandler of Martinez, Cali- them. So did their five children, as well as multiple grandchildren. Dear brother of Mary Kay (Ron) Perry. men. For decades after the law fornia, and Emily Sanders of dogs that were moderately trainable – to make Alumnus of St. Ignatius College Prep (1945) and University of Chicago Law School. Visitation Friday Sandler investigated and was passed, Sandler contin- Los Angeles; and three room for all this, they eventually added another five-acre woodlot. 3-9pm at Curley Funeral Home (Heeney-Laughlin found that there was no ued her activism for gender grandchildren. Directors), 6116 W. 111th St., Chicago Ridge, IL federal law prohibiting dis- equality in the classroom. Later in her career, San- Barbara enriched the community. She joined the 60415. Family and friends will meet at Christ the crimination against women As a speaker and author, she dler explored the “chilly” Highland Park Library Board, served on the city’s King Church, 9235 S. Hamilton Ave., Chicago, IL in educational fields. There sought to draw attention to environment on campus Environmental Commission, as a guide at the Heller 60643 on Saturday morning for visitation 9:30am- was, however, an executive what she and a fellow re- that greeted minorities Nature Center, and volunteered at her children’s 10:30am. Mass at 10:30am. Interment St. Mary order signed by President searcher, Roberta Hall, much as it greeted women. elementary schools, and their many extracurricular Cemetery. Memorials to Christ the King School Lyndon Johnson that pro- termed the “chilly” class- Interviewed in 1994 by the activities. Barbara also served on the Woman’s Foundation are most appreciated. Funeral Info: hibited sex discrimination room environment for publication Hispanic Out- Boards of the Field Museum (since 1974) and of Heeney-Laughlin Funeral Directors, 708-636-5500 or www.heeneyfh.com by organizations with fed- women. look in Higher Education, the Chicago Botanic Garden (since 2010). She was eral contracts. Female professors, she she reflected on the rejec- president of the Evanston North Shore Bird Club “It was a genuine ‘Eu- found, were more likely tion that sent her on a path for decades, as well. She loved gardening, classical reka’ moment,” she later than male professors to be of advocacy. music, mysteries and Asian art, in short, she was the perfect model of the engaged and supportive Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries recalled in an account of her challenged on their creden- “I don’t think I would housewife of the ‘50s. work. “I actually shrieked tials. Those with Ph.D.s have noticed if they’d said aloud for I immediately were not consistently ad- you come on too strong,” Except she was much more. Working as a woman realized that many universi- dressed as “Dr.,” and stu- she said. The problem was scientist in what was then a man’s world, in her pro- ties and colleges had federal dents expected greater leni- that phrase “too strong for a fessional capacity Barbara served on the research contracts, were therefore ency from women when woman.” staff of Chicago’s Field Museum for nearly 50 years, Filler, Dr. Robert ‘Bob’ concentrating in mammalogy, and specializing Robert Filler, 95, died Jan. 8th, husband of the late in New World species. She was a participant on Miriam, nee Holland; father of Debby several of the museum’s research expeditions to Filler, Rebecca (Tom) Helgesen, Daniel Brazil’s Cerrado and Atlantic coastal forests and the (Chapin) Filler, Michael (Mary Beth) Knize author of an important treatise on marsupials. The and the late Susan Filler; grandfather of Chicago Daily Tribune scientific community recognized her work epony- 8; brother of the late Ruth (Lawrence) mously, naming a number of tropical mammals and Jacobs and the late George Filler; uncle and friend to ON JANUARY 10 ... In 1978 the Soviet Union In 1990 Chinese Premier Li birds in her honor. A curatorial position in ornithol- many. The son of Alfred and Ethel, Robert “Bob”was launched two cosmonauts Peng lifted Beijing’s 7- ogy at the Science Museum of Minnesota bears her born in Brooklyn and graduated from City College of In 1946 the first manmade aboard a Soyuz capsule for a month-old martial law and name, as well as a nature reserve that forms part of New York. During World War II he served in the Army contact with the moon was rendezvous with the Salyut said that by crushing pro- the Chicago Botanic Gardens. in Chicago. There he met Lael Rosenbloom, whom made as radar signals were 6 space laboratory. democracy protests the he married in 1945. After the war he earned his Ph.D A dedicated birdwatcher, Barbara “birded” through- in chemistry - in under four years -- at the University bounced off the lunar sur- army had saved China from out the United States, Canada, Australia and Central of Iowa. Bob began teaching at Ohio Wesleyan In 1984 face. the United States “the abyss of misery.” America. She traveled the world with Roger as well, University. In 1954, when Lael passed away, he and and the Vatican established attending the four Grand Slam tournaments and their three young daughters, Susan, Rebecca and In 1967 Republican Ed- full diplomatic relations for In 1997 Dallas police ended visiting not only the well-trod capitals of London/ Debby, moved to Gary, Indiana. 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Coins, Currency, Gold & Silver! will be held upon the petition to have the Development Department of Miles Laboratories, Inc. With over 50 years of experience, we are your minor declared to be a ward of the court of Elkhart. Marilyn was employed at Miles for 10 trusted source. Ask for a FREE evaluation! ASSUMED and for other relief under the Act. years prior to moving to the Chicago area where NAMES THE COURT HAS AUTHORITY IN THIS she lived for over 30 years. Marilyn moved back to CASE TO TAKE FROM YOU THE CUSTODY AND GUARDIANSHIP OF THE MINOR, TO the Chicago area to be near her family in 2014 after OF YOUR LOVED ONE TERMINATE YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND living in Goshen, IN from 2002-2014. TO APPOINT A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO Notice is hereby given, Pursuant to “An Act CONSENT TO ADOPTION. YOU MAY LOSE ALL Marilyn began playing the violin while in 3rd grade in relation To the use of an Assumed Business PARENTAL RIGHTS TO YOUR CHILD. IF THE Name in the conduct or transaction of and continued playing on through high school with PETITION REQUESTS THE TERMINATION OF Business in The State” as amended, that a YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND APPOINTMENT the Elkhart Senior High School Orchestra under the Certification was filed by the Undersigned OF A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO CONSENT with the County Clerk of Cook County direction of Mr. John Davies. In 1960, the orches- TO ADOPTION, YOU MAY LOSE ALL PARENTAL File No. RIGHTS TO THE CHILD. tra was granted an in-resident composer from the Y18000049 on the COINS WANTED - WHEAT CENTS & SILVER. Date: 12/07/2018 Julliard School of Music and later recorded several WE COME TO YOU!! 847-772-2682 UNLESS YOU appear, you will not be entitled Under the Assumed Name of: SCOTT’S to further written notices or publication albums. CONSTRUCTION notices of the proceedings in this case, with the business located at: Freon including the filing of an amended petition Marilyn married Robert Massingill on November 11, Certified professional pays CA$H for 9850 W 145TH PLACE R12. RefrigerantFinders.com 312-291-9169 or a motion to terminate parental rights. 1966 in Elkhart and later divorced in January 1986. ORLAND PARK, IL, 60462 The true name and residence Address of UNLESS YOU appear at the hearing and She then married Richard P. Whetstone on May 18, SCOTT ARNOLD Vintage Beer & Soda Cans & Signs: We Pay the owner is: show cause against the petition, the 9850 W 145TH PLACE 1991 in Arlington Heights, IL. He passed away on Top Dollar for Your Collections 708-315-0048 allegations of the petition may stand Orland Park, IL, 60462 February 9, 2013. admitted as against you and each of you, and an order or judgment entered. WANTED Paying Cash for Military Items, Marilyn worked at Moore Business Forms as an American, German, Japanese & Other Executive Assistant and in the Law Department Countries from Any Period. Also Marx DOROTHY BROWN, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT Playsets, Toy Soldiers, Trains, Miscellaneous LEGAL NOTICES COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS and Consumer Marketing Divisions of Kraft Foods in Toys & Antiques. Call Gary: 708-522-3400 GOVERNMENT/EDUCATION January 10, 2019 Glenview, Il for over 22 years, retiring in 1999. She also worked at Coldwater Creek in retail sales in the Wanted: Oriental Rugs Any size/ Any condition - for cash. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK Chicago area. Marilyn returned to Elkhart in 2002 *** CALL 773-575-8088 *** COUNTY, ILLINOIS JUVENILE JUSTICE AND COUNTY, ILLINOIS JUVENILE JUSTICE AND and again returned to the work force as a Paralegal CHILD PROTECTION DEPARTMENT CHILD CHILD PROTECTION DEPARTMENT CHILD at Sanders Pianowski law firm in Elkhart for 5 years PROTECTION DIVISION PROTECTION DIVISION retiring from the business world permanently in IN THE INTEREST OF IN THE INTEREST OF 2007. STUFF FOR SALE Ava Kelly Devonta Milner Marilyn was involved in a variety of activities in her MINOR(S) CHILD(REN) OF Kathleen Kelly MINOR(S) CHILD(REN) OF Shamantha churches, Prince of Peace, in Palatine, IL ,Trinity (Mother) Milner (Mother) Bears PSL Marketplace Buy/Sell PSLs & Lutheran Church in Elkhart and most recently St Tickets! PSLsource.com - 800-252-8055 JUVENILE NO.: 18JA01127 JUVENILE NO.: 18JA01123 . Johns Lutheran Church in Wheaton, IL including NOTICE OF PUBLICATION NOTICE OF PUBLICATION teaching Sunday School, Vacation Bible School, small group Bible studies, meal ministries, the NOTICE IS GIVEN YOU, Daniel D Compton NOTICE IS GIVEN YOU, Brian Anderson DOGS (Father), respondents, and to All Whom It (Father), respondents, and to All Whom It Mothers of Preschoolers (MOPS) program, and May Concern, that on December 3, 2018, May Concern, that on November 30, 2018, Ladies’ Circles. a petition was filed under the Juvenile Court a petition was filed under the Juvenile Court Act by KIM FOXX in this court and that in Act by KIM FOXX in this court and that in She was a mentor in the Dreamswork Mentoring the courtroom of Judge Kimberly Lewis the courtroom of Judge Kimberly Lewis Goldendoodle 7733441078 program for over 7 years and was also a mem- in the Cook County Juvenile Court Building, in the Cook County Juvenile Court Building, Chicago 1150(S) 1350(M) M/F 1100 So. Hamilton Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, 1100 So. Hamilton Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, ber of the Four Winds Garden Club of Elkhart, the Miniature and Standard Goldendoodle Puppies. ON 01/31/2019,at 9:00 AM in CALENDAR 8 ON 01/31/2019,at 9:30 AM in CALENDAR 8 Middlebury Middies Red Hatters, the Four Arts Club, 1st set of shots/deworming Gift bag included COURTROOM H, or as soon thereafter as this COURTROOM H, or as soon thereafter as this $400 deposit with payment plan case may be heard, an adjudicatory hearing case may be heard, an adjudicatory hearing and most recently the Potawattami Garden Club of will be held upon the petition to have the will be held upon the petition to have the Poodle 630-805-3029 St. Charles, Il. St. John’s Garden Club and member of minor declared to be a ward of the court minor declared to be a ward of the court Willowbrook, IL $450 F and for other relief under the Act. and for other relief under the Act. the Ladies Afternoon Circle. Miniature Teacup, 2 F Blk w. Yt Stripe, Available She loved her children and grandchildren more than now. Text Preferred. THE COURT HAS AUTHORITY IN THIS THE COURT HAS AUTHORITY IN THIS CASE TO TAKE FROM YOU THE CUSTODY CASE TO TAKE FROM YOU THE CUSTODY life itself. She enjoyed her flower gardens, reading, AND GUARDIANSHIP OF THE MINOR, TO AND GUARDIANSHIP OF THE MINOR, TO spending time with family and friends and her two GENERAL TERMINATE YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND TERMINATE YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND TO APPOINT A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO TO APPOINT A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO beloved miniature daschunds, Molly and Emme, ANNOUNCEMENTS CONSENT TO ADOPTION. YOU MAY LOSE ALL CONSENT TO ADOPTION. YOU MAY LOSE ALL who preceded her in death. PARENTAL RIGHTS TO YOUR CHILD. IF THE PARENTAL RIGHTS TO YOUR CHILD. IF THE PETITION REQUESTS THE TERMINATION OF PETITION REQUESTS THE TERMINATION OF Marilyn is survived by three children: Michele YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND APPOINTMENT YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND APPOINTMENT EDUCATION/TRAINING AIRLINE CAREERS OF A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO CONSENT OF A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO CONSENT (Brett) Johnson of Birmingham, AL, Jenee (Jason) START HERE – GET FAA APPROVED AVIATION TECH TRAINING. JOB PLACEMENT TO ADOPTION, YOU MAY LOSE ALL PARENTAL TO ADOPTION, YOU MAY LOSE ALL PARENTAL Dessenberg of Monee, IL, and Brandon (Ana) ASSISTANCE – DELTA, SOUTHWEST, BOEING RIGHTS TO THE CHILD. RIGHTS TO THE CHILD. Massingill, of Wheaton, IL; six grandchildren: AND MANY OTHERS HIRE AIM GRADS. CALL AIM 800-481-8312. 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She is survived by a sister, Karen (Richard) show cause against the petition, the show cause against the petition, the Litwiller, of Goshen, IN and one brother, Kenneth allegations of the petition may stand allegations of the petition may stand HEALTH SAVE ON YOUR NEXT PRESCRIPTION! admitted as against you and each of you, admitted as against you and each of you, Yoder of Burlington, MI. She was preceded in death World Health Link. Price Match Guarantee! and an order or judgment entered. and an order or judgment entered. Prescriptions Required. CIPA Certified. Over by a brother, Quenten Yoder in 2012. 1500 medications available. CALL Today For A Free Price Quote. Call Now! 1-866-868- DOROTHY BROWN, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT DOROTHY BROWN, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT Visitation will be from 3:00 – 7:00 p.m. on January 4904 COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS 11, 2019 at Hartzler-Gutermuth Funeral Home in January 10, 2019 January 10, 2019 Elkhart. 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Dudley aka Yvette Dudley; aka Bessie L. Singleton aka Bessie Lee EQUITY ASSET TRUST 2004-4, HOME EQUITY NO. 2018JD01942 (Mother) (Mother) MB Financial Bank, N.A.; The 801 South Singleton; Michael Singleton; Alexis J. PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2004- Plymouth Court Apartment Condominium Wilson aka Alexis J. Johnson aka Alexis 4., Plaintiff, v. MARIA A. HERNANDEZ; STATE NOTICE OF PUBLICATION JUVENILE NO.: 15JA00949 JUVENILE NO.: 18JA00603 Association; Unknown Owners and Non- Innocent; Unknown Owners and Non- OF ILLINOIS; BAYVIEW LOAN SERVICING, LLC; Record Claimants Defendants. CASE NO. 18 Record Claimants Defendants. CASE NO. 18 UNKNOWN OWNERS AND NON-RECORD Notice is given you, Unknown (Mother), NOTICE OF PUBLICATION NOTICE OF PUBLICATION CH 14601 801 South Plymouth Court Unit CH 15437 1500 West 113th Place, Chicago, CLAIMANTS, Defendants, Case No. 2018-CH- respondents, and TO ALL WHOM IT MAY 910, Chicago, Illinois 60605 Horan Calendar Illinois 60643 Simko Calendar 58 NOTICE 13670 The requisite affidavit for publication CONCERN, that on December 1, 2018, a NOTICE IS GIVEN YOU, Michael Catton NOTICE IS GIVEN YOU, Terrence Cross 61 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION The requisite FOR PUBLICATION The requisite affidavit having been filed, notice is hereby given you, petition was filed under the Juvenile Court (Father), respondents, and to All Whom It (Father) AKA Terrence Ross Any And affidavit for publication having been filed, for publication having been filed, notice Maria A. Hernandez, Unknown Owners and Act by KIM FOXX, STATE’S ATTORNEY May Concern, that on October 15, 2018, All Unknown Fathers Any , respondents, notice is hereby given you, Yvette R. Dudley is hereby given you, Unknown heirs and Non-Record Claimants, that the said suit OF COOK COUNTY through her assistant a petition was filed under the Juvenile Court and to All Whom It May Concern, that on aka Yvette Dudley, and UNKNOWN OWNERS legatees of Bessie Singleton aka Bessie L. has been commenced in the Circuit Court State’s Attorney in this court and that in Act by KIM FOXX in this court and that in June 28, 2018, a petition was filed under and NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS, defendants Singleton aka Bessie Lee Singleton, and of the Cook County Judicial Circuit, Cook the courtroom of Judge Sanju Oommen the courtroom of Judge Richard Stevens the Juvenile Court Act by KIM FOXX in this in the above entitled cause, that suit has UNKNOWN OWNERS and NON-RECORD County, Illinois by the said plaintiff against Green in the Cook County 6th Municipal in the Cook County Juvenile Court Building, court and that in the courtroom of Judge been commenced against you and other CLAIMANTS, defendants in the above entitled you and other defendants, praying for the Courthouse located at 16501 South Kedzie 1100 So. Hamilton Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, Andrea Buford in the Cook County Juvenile defendants in the Circuit Court for the cause, that suit has been commenced foreclosure of a certain Mortgage conveying Parkway, Markham, Illinois on 01/24/2019 ON 01/15/2019, at 9:30 AM in CALENDAR 6 Court Building, 1100 So. Hamilton Avenue, Judicial Circuit by said plaintiff praying for the against you and other defendants in the the premises described as follows, to-wit: at 9:00 AM IN CALENDAR 76 COURTROOM COURTROOM F, or as soon thereafter as this Chicago, Illinois, ON 01/31/2019,at 9:30 foreclosure of a certain mortgage conveying Circuit Court for the Judicial Circuit by said Lot 32 in Block 1 in Marjory W. Wilkin’s 099 , case may be heard, a hearing will be held AM in CALENDAR 4 COURTROOM D, or as the premises described as follows, to plaintiff praying for the foreclosure of a Subdivision of Block 13 in the Subdivision of upon the petition to terminate your parental soon thereafter as this case may be heard, wit: PARCEL 1: UNIT NUMBER 910 IN 801 certain mortgage conveying the premises the Southeast 1/4 and the East 1/2 of the or as soon thereafter as this case may be rights and appoint a guardian with power to an adjudicatory hearing will be held upon SOUTH PLYMOUTH COURT APARTMENT described as follows, to wit: LOT 37 AND THE Southwest 1/4 of Section 26, Township 39 heard, an adjudicatory hearing will be held consent to adoption. the petition to have the minor declared to CONDOMINIUM, AS DELINEATED ON A EAST 12 AND 1/2 FEET OF LOT 38 IN ROGERS North, Range 13, East of the Third Principal upon the petition to have the minor declared be a ward of the court and for other relief SURVEY OF THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED RESUBDIVISION OF BLOCK 63 (EXCEPT LOTS Meridian, in Cook County, Illinois. 2831 South to be a ward of the court and for other relief THE COURT HAS AUTHORITY IN THIS under the Act. REAL ESTATE: PARTS OF LOT 1 AND 2 IN 1 TO 14 IN SAID BLOCK) OF WASHINGTON Sawyer Avenue, Chicago, IL 60623 16-26- under the Act. The court has authority in CASE TO TAKE FROM YOU THE CUSTODY BLOCK 1 IN DEARBORN PARK UNIT NUMBER HEIGHTS, BEING A RESUBDIVISION IN 423-013-0000 Now, therefore, unless you, this case to take from you the custody and AND GUARDIANSHIP OF THE MINOR, TO THE COURT HAS AUTHORITY IN THIS 1, BEING A RESUBDIVISION OF SUNDRY SECTIONS 18, 19 AND 20 IN TOWNSHIP 37 Maria A. Hernandez, Unknown Owners and guardianship of the minor. TERMINATE YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND CASE TO TAKE FROM YOU THE CUSTODY LOTS AND VACATED STREETS AND ALLEYS NORTH, RANGE 14, EAST OF THE THIRD Non-Record Claimants, and the said above TO APPOINT A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO AND GUARDIANSHIP OF THE MINOR, TO IN AND ADJOINING BLOCKS 127 TO 134 PRINCIPLE MERIDIAN, ACCORDING TO THE named defendants, file your answer to the Unless you appear at the hearing and show CONSENT TO ADOPTION. YOU MAY LOSE ALL TERMINATE YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND BOTH INCLUSIVE IN SCHOOL SECTION PLAT OF SAID ROGERS RESUBDIVISION, complaint in said suit or otherwise make cause to the contrary, an order or judgment PARENTAL RIGHTS TO YOUR CHILD. IF THE TO APPOINT A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO ADDITION TO CHICAGO IN SECTION 16, RECORDED AS DOCUMENT #94881, IN COOK your appearance therein, in the office of the by default may be entered against you for PETITION REQUESTS THE TERMINATION OF CONSENT TO ADOPTION. YOU MAY LOSE ALL TOWNSHIP 39 NORTH, RANGE 14 AND COUNTY, ILLINOIS. P.I.N.: 25-20-112-037-0000 Clerk of the Cook County Judicial Circuit, the relief asked in the petition. YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND APPOINTMENT PARENTAL RIGHTS TO YOUR CHILD. IF THE THAT PART OF VACATED SOUTH PLYMOUTH Said property is commonly known as 1500 Cook County, Illinois, on or before February OF A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO CONSENT PETITION REQUESTS THE TERMINATION OF COURT LYING WEST OF AND ADJOINING West 113th Place, Chicago, Illinois 60643, 9 2019, default may be entered against you DOROTHY BROWN, CLERK OF COURT TO ADOPTION, YOU MAY LOSE ALL PARENTAL YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND APPOINTMENT LOT 1 IN BLOCK 1 IN DEARBORN PARK UNIT and which said mortgage(s) was/were made at any time after that day and a Judgment January 10, 2019 RIGHTS TO THE CHILD. OF A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO CONSENT NUMBER 1 AFORESAID EAST OF THE THIRD by Bessie Singleton and recorded in the entered in accordance with the prayer of TO ADOPTION, YOU MAY LOSE ALL PARENTAL PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, IN COOK COUNTY, Office of the Recorder of Deeds as Document said Complaint. E-filing is now mandatory ASSISTANT STATE’S ATTORNEY: UNLESS YOU appear, you will not be entitled RIGHTS TO THE CHILD. ILLINOIS WHICH SURVEY IS ATTACHED AS Number 0801748020 and for other relief; for documents in civil cases with limited C. Astrella, Z. Peasall, E. Rubio to further written notices or publication EXHIBIT “A-2” TO “THE DECLARATION OF that Summons was duly issued out of the exemptions. To e-file, you must first create ATTORNEY FOR: notices of the proceedings in this case, UNLESS YOU appear, you will not be entitled CONDOMINIUM RECORDED AS DOCUMENT above Court against you as provided by an account with an e-filing service provider. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS including the filing of an amended petition to further written notices or publication 26826100 TOGETHER WITH ITS UNDIVIDED law and that said suit is now pending. NOW Visit http://efile.illinoiscourts.gov/service- ADDRESS: 16501 South Kedzie Parkway or a motion to terminate parental rights. notices of the proceedings in this case, PERCENTAGE INTEREST IN THE COMMON THEREFORE, unless you, the said above providers.htm to learn more and to select a CITY/STATE: Markham, Illinois 60428 including the filing of an amended petition ELEMENTS. PARCEL 2: EASEMENT FOR named defendants, file your answer to the service provider. If you need additional help TELEPHONE NUMBER: (708) 232-4061 UNLESS YOU appear at the hearing and or a motion to terminate parental rights. PEDESTRIAN ACCESS AS CREATED BY complaint in the said suit or otherwise make or have trouble e-filing, visit http://www. ATTORNEY NO.: 33182 show cause against the petition, the THE OPERATING COVENANT RECORDED your appearance therein, in the Office of illinoiscourts.gov/faq/gethelp.asp or contact allegations of the petition may stand UNLESS YOU appear at the hearing and OCTOBER 18, 1983 AS DOCUMENT 26826098 the Clerk of the Court at Cook County on or the Clerk of this Court. Shanna L. Bacher CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT, admitted as against you and each of you, show cause against the petition, the AND AS CREATED BY DEED FROM LASALLE before February 9, 2019, a default may be (6302793) MANLEY DEAS KOCHALSKI LLC COOK COUNTY OF ILLINOIS and an order or judgment entered. allegations of the petition may stand NATIONAL BANK, A NATIONAL BANKING taken against you at any time after that date Attorneys for Plaintiff One East Wacker, admitted as against you and each of you, ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE UNDER TRUST and a Judgment entered in accordance with Suite 1250, Chicago, IL 60601 Phone: 312- DOROTHY BROWN, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT and an order or judgment entered. AGREEMENT DATED OCTOBER 26, 1981 the prayer of said complaint. E-filing is now 651-6700; Fax: 614-220-5613 Atty. No.: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK AND KNOWN AS TRUST NUMBER 104467 TO mandatory for documents in civil cases with 48928 Email: [email protected] COUNTY, ILLINOIS JUVENILE JUSTICE AND COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS January 10, 2019 DOROTHY BROWN, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT LESLIE A. CALDWELL DATED FEBRUARY 6, limited exemptions. To e-file, you must first file number: 18-032152 One of Plaintiff’s AND CHILD PROTECTION DEPARTMENT 1986 AND RECORDED MARCH 31, 1986 AS create an account with an e-filing service Attorneys Pub: 1/10, 17, 24/2019 6078329 JUVENILE JUSTICE DIVISION COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS January 10, 2019 DOCUMENT 86119568, IN COOK COUNTY, provider. Visit http://efile.illinoiscourts.gov/ ILLINOIS. P.I.N.: 17-16-419-007-1161 Said service-providers.htm to learn more and IN THE INTEREST OF property is commonly known as 801 to select a service provider. If you need Jyquwon Mcclellan South Plymouth Court Unit 910, Chicago, additional help or have trouble e-filing, visit IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK LEGAL Illinois 60605, and which said mortgage(s) www.illinoiscourts.gov/FAQ/gethelp.asp. A MINOR COUNTY, ILLINOIS JUVENILE JUSTICE AND was/were made by Yvette R. Dudley and This communication is an attempt to collect NO. 2018JD01633 CHILD PROTECTION DEPARTMENT CHILD NOTICES recorded in the Office of the Recorder of a debt and any information obtained will be PROTECTION DIVISION Deeds as Document Number 0529916127 used for that purpose. Steven C. Lindberg NOTICE OF PUBLICATION and for other relief; that Summons was ANSELMO LINDBERG & ASSOCIATES LLC IN THE INTEREST OF NOTICE duly issued out of the above Court against 1771 W. Diehl Rd., Ste 120 Naperville, IL MANLEY, DEAS, KOCHALSKI LLC One East Notice is given you, Eric Mcclellan (Father), Penelope Stone you as provided by law and that said suit 60563-4947 630-453-6960 | 866-402-8661 Wacker – Suite 1250 Chicago, IL 60601 IN THE respondents, and TO ALL WHOM IT MAY METROPOLITAN WATER is now pending. NOW THEREFORE, unless | 630-428-4620 (fax) Attorney No. Cook CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS, CONCERN, that on October 4, 2018, a MINOR(S) CHILD(REN) OF Clare Stone you, the said above named defendants, file 58852, DuPage 293191, Kane 031-26104, WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A.., Plaintiff, v. MAE petition was filed under the Juvenile Court (Mother) RECLAMATION DISTRICT your answer to the complaint in the said Peoria 1794, Winnebago 3802, IL 03126232 JONES; STEVEN S. PERDUE; UNKNOWN Act by KIM FOXX, STATE’S ATTORNEY OF GREATER CHICAGO suit or otherwise make your appearance [email protected] THIS OWNERS AND NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS, OF COOK COUNTY through her assistant JUVENILE NO.: 18JA01142 therein, in the Office of the Clerk of the LAW FIRM IS DEEMED TO BE A DEBT Defendants, Case No. 2018CH14360 The State’s Attorney in this court and that in the 19-RFP-08 Court at Cook County on or before February COLLECTOR. Pub: 1/10, 17, 24/2019 6078269 requisite affidavit for publication having courtroom of Judge Kristal Royce Rivers in NOTICE OF PUBLICATION 9, 2019, a default may be taken against you been filed, notice is hereby given you, the Cook County Juvenile Court Building at any time after that date and a Judgment Steven S. Perdue, Unknown Owners and located at 1100 South Hamilton, Chicago, NOTICE IS GIVEN YOU, Josepher Collins LEASE ONE DIGITAL HIGH-SPEED COLOR PRODUCTION PRINTING entered in accordance with the prayer of Non-Record Claimants, that the said suit Illinois on 01/24/2019 at 9:00 AM IN (Fahter), AKA Smitty, Unknown (Father), said complaint. E-filing is now mandatory has been commenced in the Circuit Court CALENDAR 56 COURTROOM 10 , respondents, and to All Whom It May SYSTEM AND ONE DIGITAL HIGH- for documents in civil cases with limited of the Cook County Judicial Circuit, Cook Concern, that on December 5, 2018, a SPEED MONOCHROME PRODUCTION exemptions. To e-file, you must first create County, Illinois by the said plaintiff against or as soon thereafter as this case may be petition was filed under the Juvenile Court PRINTING SYSTEM WITH A FIVE-YEAR an account with an e-filing service provider. you and other defendants, praying for the heard, an adjudicatory hearing will be held Act by KIM FOXX in this court and that in REPAIR, SUPPLY AND MAINTENANCE Visit http://efile.illinoiscourts.gov/service- foreclosure of a certain Mortgage conveying upon the petition to have the minor declared the courtroom of Judge Bernard Sarley in AGREEMENT providers.htm to learn more and to select the premises described as follows, to-wit: to be a ward of the court and for other relief the Cook County Juvenile Court Building, a service provider. If you need additional Lot 38 in Block 2 in Second Cottage addition under the Act. The court has authority in 1100 So. Hamilton Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, help or have trouble e-filing, visit www. to Roseland in the Southeast 1/4 of Section this case to take from you the custody and ON 01/31/2019,at 11:30 AM in CALENDAR Notice is hereby given that the bid opening for illinoiscourts.gov/FAQ/gethelp.asp. This 9, Township 37 North, Range 14, East of the guardianship of the minor. 9 COURTROOM I, or as soon thereafter as the above-cited contract has been changed from communication is an attempt to collect a Third Principal Meridian, in Cook County, this case may be heard, an adjudicatory Friday, January 11, 2019, to Friday, January 25, debt and any information obtained will be Illinois. 10007 South Perry, Chicago, IL 60628 Unless you appear at the hearing and show hearing will be held upon the petition to used for that purpose. Steven C. Lindberg 25-09-414-003-0000 Now, therefore, unless cause to the contrary, an order or judgment have the minor declared to be a ward of the 2019. Further information is included on Addendum # 1, dated January 7, 2019, which ANSELMO LINDBERG & ASSOCIATES LLC NOONAN & LIEBERMAN, LTD. (Firm ID: you, Steven S. Perdue, Unknown Owners and by default may be entered against you for court and for other relief under the Act. 38245) Attorneys 105 W. Adams, Suite 1800 has been posted to www.mwrd.org. 1771 W. Diehl Rd., Ste 120 Naperville, IL Non-Record Claimants, and the said above the relief asked in the petition. 60563-4947 630-453-6960 | 866-402-8661 Chicago, Illinois 60603 STATE OF ILLINOIS, named defendants, file your answer to the THE COURT HAS AUTHORITY IN THIS | 630-428-4620 (fax) Attorney No. Cook COUNTY OF Cook, ss – IN THE CIRCUIT complaint in said suit or otherwise make DOROTHY BROWN, CLERK OF COURT CASE TO TAKE FROM YOU THE CUSTODY Darlene A. LoCascio 58852, DuPage 293191, Kane 031-26104, COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY your appearance therein, in the office of the January 10, 2019 AND GUARDIANSHIP OF THE MINOR, TO Director Peoria 1794, Winnebago 3802, IL 03126232 DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION, Clerk of the Cook County Judicial Circuit, TERMINATE YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND Procurement and Materials Management [email protected] THIS PINGORA LOAN SERVICING, LLC, Plaintiff, Cook County, Illinois, on or before February ASSISTANT STATE’S ATTORNEY: TO APPOINT A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO LAW FIRM IS DEEMED TO BE A DEBT vs. CALVIN RABB, JR., UNITED STATES OF 9, 2019, default may be entered against you G. Morris, E. Washington CONSENT TO ADOPTION. YOU MAY LOSE ALL Chicago, Illinois Pub: 1/10/2019 6076730 COLLECTOR. Pub: 1/10, 17, 24/2019 6078298 AMERICA, UNKNOWN OWNERS-TENANTS at any time after that day and a Judgment ATTORNEY FOR: PARENTAL RIGHTS TO YOUR CHILD. IF THE AND NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS, et. al., entered in accordance with the prayer of THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS PETITION REQUESTS THE TERMINATION OF Defendants, Case No. 18 CH 15700. The said Complaint. E-filing is now mandatory ADDRESS: 1100 South Hamilton YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND APPOINTMENT F18090207 KIRK IN THE CIRCUIT COURT requisite affidavit for publication having for documents in civil cases with limited CITY/STATE: Chicago, Illinois 60612 OF A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO CONSENT NOTICE TO DISADVANTAGED been filed, notice is hereby given to you: exemptions. To e-file, you must first create TELEPHONE NUMBER: (312) 433-7000 TO ADOPTION, YOU MAY LOSE ALL PARENTAL BUSINESSES OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPARTMENT, CHANCERY DIVISION Kirkland UNKNOWN OWNERS-TENANTS AND NON- an account with an e-filing service provider. ATTORNEY NO.: 33182 RIGHTS TO THE CHILD. Joseph J. Henderson & Son, Inc., 4288 Old RECORD CLAIMANTS, defendants in the Visit http://efile.illinoiscourts.gov/service- Grand Ave., Gurnee, IL 60031, (847) 244- Acquisitions LLC Plaintiff, vs. Unknown Heirs and Legatees of Glenn M. Jacobs aka Glenn above entitled suit has been commenced providers.htm to learn more and to select a CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT, UNLESS YOU appear, you will not be entitled 3222 is an Equal Employment Opportunity in the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK service provider. If you need additional help COOK COUNTY OF ILLINOIS to further written notices or publication Employer seeking disadvantaged businesses Jacobs aka Glenn Marvin Jacobs; Jackie Carter aka Jacqueline Carter aka Jacqueline COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPARTMENT or have trouble e-filing, visit http://www. notices of the proceedings in this case, for the Water Reclamation Facility - CHANCERY DIVISION, by the said plaintiff illinoiscourts.gov/faq/gethelp.asp or contact including the filing of an amended petition Improvements Raw Screw Pumps and Belt L. Carter; Anthony W. Jacobs City of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK Chicago; Unknown Owners and Non-Record against you and other defendants, praying the Clerk of this Court. Alan S. Kaufman COUNTY, ILLINOIS JUVENILE JUSTICE AND or a motion to terminate parental rights. Filter Presses Replacement project located for the foreclosure of a certain Mortgage (6289893) MANLEY DEAS KOCHALSKI LLC in Elmhurst, Illinois for the City of Elmhurst Claimants Defendants. CASE NO. 18 CH AND CHILD PROTECTION DEPARTMENT 15066 4324 West Cullerton Street, Chicago, conveying the premises described as Attorneys for Plaintiff One East Wacker, Suite UNLESS YOU appear at the hearing and for subcontracting/supplying opportunities JUVENILE JUSTICE DIVISION Illinois 60623 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION The follows, to-wit: LOT 5 IN BLOCK 5 IN HINKAMP 1250, Chicago, IL 60601 Phone: 312-651- show cause against the petition, the in the following areas (but not limited to): requisite affidavit for publication having AND COMPANY`S WESTERN AVENUE 6700; Fax: 614-220-5613 Atty. No.: 48928 allegations of the petition may stand Demolition; Reinforcing Concrete; Masonry; IN THE INTEREST OF been filed, notice is hereby given you, SUBDIVISION, BEING A RESUBDIVISION OF Email: [email protected] admitted as against you and each of you, Metal Fabrications; Joint Sealants; FRP Lee Anthony L Lewis Unknown Heirs and Legatees of Glenn M. LOTS 1 TO 24 INCLUSIVE, BLOCK 1, LOTS 1 file number: 18-032057 One of Plaintiff’s and an order or judgment entered. and Aluminum Doors; Rolling Doors; TO 24, INCLUSIVE, IN BLOCK 2, LOTS 1, 2, 10 Attorneys Pub: 1/10, 17, 24/2019 6078320 Translucent Wall Panel System; Louvers; Jacobs aka Glenn Jacobs aka Glenn Marvin A MINOR Jacobs, Anthony W. Jacobs, and UNKNOWN TO 20, INCLUSIVE, BLOCK 3, LOTS 1 TO 10, DOROTHY BROWN, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT Acoustical Ceilings; Painting; Plumbing; NO. 2018JD01840 OWNERS and NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS, INCLUSIVE, BLOCKS 4, AND LOTS 1 TO 10, COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS HVAC; Electrical; Street, Driveway and INCLUSIVE, BLOCK 5 IN HAZELWOOD AND January 10, 2019 Sidewalk Replacement; Lawns and Grasses; defendants in the above entitled cause, that NOTICE OF PUBLICATION suit has been commenced against you and WRIGHT`S, SUBDIVISION OF THE SOUTH 1/2 and Water and Wastewater Equipment. All OF THE NORTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION 36, interested disadvantaged businesses should other defendants in the Circuit Court for the Notice is given you, Willie Smith (Father), Judicial Circuit by said plaintiff praying for the TOWNSHIP 38 NORTH, RANGE 13, EAST OF respondents, and TO ALL WHOM IT MAY contact IN WRITING (certified letter and THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN IN COOK return receipt requested), Marc Gilman, to foreclosure of a certain mortgage conveying CONCERN, that on November 13, 2018, a the premises described as follows, to COUNTY, ILLINOIS. PIN: 19-36-220-025-0000. petition was filed under the Juvenile Court discuss the subcontracting opportunities. Commonly known as: 8150 S. Maplewood All negotiations must be completed prior wit: LOT 29 IN BLOCK 1 IN T.P. PHILLIPS Act by KIM FOXX, STATE’S ATTORNEY CITY OF EVANSTON EQUITABLE LAND ASSOCIATION SECOND Avenue, Chicago, IL 60652, and which said OF COOK COUNTY through her assistant NOTICE TO PROPOSERS to the bid opening date of February 5, 2019. Mortgage was made by CALVIN RABB, JR.,, Proposals will be evaluated based on scope ADDITION TO CHICAGO IN THE SOUTHEAST State’s Attorney in this court and that in Sealed proposals will be received by the QUARTER (1/4) OF SECTION 22, TOWNSHIP as Mortgagor(s) to Mortgage Electronic of work and price, and subcontracts will MANLEY, DEAS, KOCHALSKI LLC One East the courtroom of Judge Kristal Royce Purchasing Office in Room 4200, Lorraine 39 NORTH, RANGE 13, EAST OF THE THIRD Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for be awarded to the lowest responsive and Wacker – Suite 1250 Chicago, IL 60601 IN Rivers in the Cook County Juvenile Court H. Morton Civic Center, 2100 Ridge Avenue, PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, IN COOK COUNTY, Venta Financial Group, Inc., as Mortgagee, responsible bidder. THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, Building located at 1100 South Hamilton, Evanston, Illinois 60201, until 2:00 P.M. local ILLINOIS. P.I.N.: 16-22-414-013-0000 Said and recorded as document number ILLINOIS, DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST Chicago, Illinois on 01/24/2019 at 9:00 AM time on February 5, 2019. Proposals shall LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT property is commonly known as 4324 West 1532122013, and the present owner(s) of COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE, IN TRUST FOR IN CALENDAR 56 COURTROOM 10 , cover the following: Arrow Road Construction Co. is seeking IDOT Cullerton Street, Chicago, Illinois 60623, and the property being CALVIN RABB, JR., and for approved which said mortgage(s) was/were made by other relief: that summons was duly issued REGISTERED HOLDERS OF LONG BEACH MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST 2006-WL3, ASSET- or as soon thereafter as this case may be 2019 Great Merchant Grant Planters Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) Lagoldie Jacobs and recorded in the Office out of said Court against you as provided by BACKED CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2006-WL3., heard, an adjudicatory hearing will be held RFP Number: 19-03 Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small of the Recorder of Deeds as Document law, and that the said suit is now pending. upon the petition to have the minor declared Business (SDVOSB) Number 0932047065 and for other relief; Now, therefore, unless you, the said above Plaintiff, v. AUGUSTINE MITCHELL; UNKNOWN OWNERS AND NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS; to be a ward of the court and for other relief The City of Evanston’s Economic And Veteran Owned Small Business (VOSB) that Summons was duly issued out of the named defendants, file your answer to the 1008 W. WASHINGTON BLVD. CONDOMINIUM, under the Act. The court has authority in Development Division is seeking proposals Subcontractors’, Suppliers and Trucking above Court against you as provided by Complaint in the said suit or otherwise make Defendants, Case No. 2018CH14424 The this case to take from you the custody and from experienced firms for installations Companies law and that said suit is now pending. NOW your appearance therein, IN THE CIRCUIT requisite affidavit for publication having been guardianship of the minor. of new planters, changing of seasonal To quote on IDOT Letting January 18, 2019 THEREFORE, unless you, the said above COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY filed, notice is hereby given you, Augustine plantings, and general maintenance of Items 9, 94, 114, 116, 117, 119, 121, 150 & named defendants, file your answer to the DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION, Mitchell, Unknown Owners and Non-Record Unless you appear at the hearing and show planters for six of the City of Evanston’s 17A complaint in the said suit or otherwise make Richard J Daley Center, 50 W. Washington, Claimants, that the said suit has been cause to the contrary, an order or judgment business districts. Plans and specifications are available at your appearance therein, in the Office of Room 802, Chicago, IL 60602 on or before commenced in the Circuit Court of the Cook by default may be entered against you for The above item shall conform to the www.dot.state.il.us the Clerk of the Court at Cook County on or February 9, 2019, default may be entered County Judicial Circuit, Cook County, Illinois the relief asked in the petition. RFP on file in the Purchasing Office. The Please email or fax quotes and executed before February 9, 2019, a default may be against you at any time after that day and by the said plaintiff against you and other document, including all necessary plans SBE 2025 forms taken against you at any time after that date a Judgment entered in accordance with the defendants, praying for the foreclosure of DOROTHY BROWN, CLERK OF COURT and specifications, will be available in To [email protected] or 847-437-6887. and a Judgment entered in accordance with prayer of said Complaint. Clerk of the Cook a certain Mortgage conveying the premises January 10, 2019 the Purchasing Office on January 3, 2019. Arrow Road is an equal opportunity the prayer of said complaint. E-filing is now County Circuit Court. THIS IS AN ATTEMPT described as follows, to-wit: Unit 6 together Parties interested in submitting a bid should employer M/F mandatory for documents in civil cases with TO COLLECT A DEBT PURSUANT TO THE FAIR with its Undivided Percentage interest in the ASSISTANT STATE’S ATTORNEY: contact the Purchasing Office to receive a limited exemptions. To e-file, you must first DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT, AND Common Elements in 1008 W. Washington G. Morris, E. Washington copy of the RFP or see the City’s website Trine Construction Corp., 27W364 North create an account with an e-filing service ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED Blvd. Condominium, as Delineated and ATTORNEY FOR: at: www.cityofevanston.org/business/ Ave., West Chicago, IL 60185 (630-668-4626) provider. Visit http://efile.illinoiscourts.gov/ FOR THAT PURPOSE. Last known addresses: Defined in the Declaration Recorded as THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS bids-proposals/ or Demandstar at: www. is seeking disadvantaged businesses for the service-providers.htm to learn more and Defendant Address: 8150 S. Maplewood Document Number 24571448, as amended ADDRESS: 1100 South Hamilton demandstar.com Western Springs Well No. 5 Transmission to select a service provider. If you need Avenue, Chicago, IL 60652 Pub: 1/10, 17, from time to time, of part of the West 1/2 of CITY/STATE: Chicago, Illinois 60612 The City (the City of Evanston) in accordance Main project. Subcontracting opportunities additional help or have trouble e-filing, visit 24/2019 6078357 the Southwest 1/4 of Section 7, Township 39 TELEPHONE NUMBER: (312) 433-7000 with the laws of the State of Illinois, hereby are in Traffic Control, Trucking & Aggregates, www.illinoiscourts.gov/FAQ/gethelp.asp. North, Range 13, East of the Third Principal ATTORNEY NO.: 33182 notifies all firms that it will affirmatively Paving & Watermain Materials. All This communication is an attempt to collect Meridian, in Cook County, Illinois. 1008 ensure that the contract(s) entered into disadvantaged businesses should contact, a debt and any information obtained will be West Washington Boulevard #6, Oak Park, IL CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT, pursuant to this notice will be awarded to IN WRITING (certified letter, return receipt) used for that purpose. Steven C. Lindberg 60302 16-07-316-049-1006 Now, therefore, COOK COUNTY OF ILLINOIS the successful firm without discrimination Mr. Jeff Truax to discuss subcontracting ANSELMO LINDBERG & ASSOCIATES LLC unless you, Augustine Mitchell, Unknown on the grounds of race, color, religion, opportunities. All negotiations must be 1771 W. 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BRONCOS HIRE PREDATORS 4, VIC FANGIO BLACKHAWKS 3 (OT) AS HEAD COACH FOUR POTENTIAL New look REPLACEMENTS FOR THE BEARS AT DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR unable to prevent OT loss DeBrincat scores in return to 1st unit, but Predators prevail By Jimmy Greenfield Ed Donatell Chuck Pagano Chicago Tribune The Bears defensive The former Colts head The Blackhawks have backs coach could be in coach interviewed for struggled to put together more line for a promotion. He the Broncos job that than two strong lines for most served as a coordinator ultimately went to of the season, which is why with the Falcons and Fangio. Could he take coach Jeremy Colliton found a Packers. Donatell, 61, is Fangio’s job in Chicago? home for Alex DeBrincat on soon to be a free agent Pagano, 58, made his the third line several weeks and could wind up on name as a defensive ago. Fangio’s staff in Denver. assistant with the It appears to have been a Ravens. good idea, with DeBrincat scoring six goals in that new role. But that statistic is a bit misleading. Three of DeBrin- cat’s last four came on the power play, and the fourth came one second after a power play had expired. On Wednesday, Colliton mixed things up. He put De- Brincat back on the top line with Jonathan Toews and Dominik Kahun during a 4-3 overtime loss to the Predators at the United Center. “I think he’s been playing well for a while,” Colliton said. “Tried a little something dif- ferent with the combos, tried to spread the ice around a little bit, also. Think we got a good response.” The Hawks fought back from a two-goal deficit to tie the score 3-3 on Artem Anisi- mov’s eighth goal with 2 min- utes, 21 seconds remaining in the third period, but Filip Forsberg’s second goal of the game a minute into the extra session gave the Predators the win.

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TRAIL BLAZERS 124, Steve Wilks Gregg Williams BULLS 112 Wilks’ first NFL head- Despite going 5-3 as coaching stint didn’t the Browns’ interim go well as he was fired head coach, Williams, Backcourt Dec. 31 after one season 60, was relieved of his with the Cardinals. duties Wednesday. He has shot to Wilks, 49, a longtime has been defensive Panthers assistant, has coordinator for six Bears ties, having franchises, including the prove itself coached defensive Saints in 2009-11, when backs under Lovie Bears general manager Rugged 5-game trip Smith from 2006-08. Ryan Pace worked in to test LaVine, Dunn New Orleans. By K.C. Johnson Chicago Tribune

PORTLAND, Ore. — Even when the Bulls trotted out, say, Kyle Macy and Steve Colter in the 1980s, they were in the CHICAGO TRIBUNE conversation for the league’s PHOTO ILLUSTRATION USING VIC FANGIO’S best backcourt. SWEATSUIT Such was the greatness of Michael Jordan. From 2008 onward, Der- rick Rose’s meteoric rise placed the Bulls there again, or at least in consideration for one of the game’s elite pair- ings. They stayed there when Jimmy Butler, through force of will, became an All-NBA player even as Rose worked to navigate his way back from multiple knee surgeries. The Bulls aren’t currently in that conversation, although ideally from the organization’s Sweats equity standpoint Zach LaVine and Kris Dunn will put them there Because Fangio did so much in building an elite defense, Brad Biggs soon. This five-game trip — says the Bears can survive the loss — no matter how bad it looks which began with Wednes- day’s 124-112 loss to the Trail Blazers at the Moda Center and signified the official mid- Vic Fangio wasn’t carried off the field on his players’ shoulders With many teams seeking the next hot, young offensive mind, way point of another rebuild- after his final game, but he is the first Bears defensive coordinator the Broncos bucked the trend, picking Fangio over Steelers offensive ing season — represents an since Buddy Ryan after Super Bowl XX to leave the franchise to line coach Mike Munchak. He is the first head coach hired this cycle opportunity to show how they become a head coach. with a defensive background after the Packers (Matt LaFleur), measure up against some of The Broncos are hiring Fangio as their new coach and he is Browns (Freddie Kitchens), Cardinals (Kliff Kingsbury) and the league’s elite pairings. expected to be introduced Thursday at a news conference in Denver. Buccaneers (Bruce Arians) made their moves. LaVine and Dunn matched It is the first head-coaching job for Fangio, 60, who masterminded Two days after the wild-card round a year ago, Matt Nagy up against Damian Lillard and the rise of the Bears defense since coming to the organization under boarded a plane in Kansas City, Mo., and headed for Chicago to be CJ McCollum, one game be- John Fox in 2015. Previously, Fangio was a coordinator for the 49ers, hired as Bears coach. fore doing the same against Texans, Colts and Panthers in a professional career that dates to the Warriors’ Stephen Curry 1984 with the Philadelphia Stars of the USFL. Turn to Biggs, Page 2 and Klay Thompson. LaVine and Dunn are finally — and fully — healthy. They AFC DIVISIONAL PLAYOFFS NFC have 41 games remaining to justify the faith management Colts at Chiefs Chargers at Pats Cowboys at Rams Eagles at Saints showed when it traded Butler 3:35 p.m. Saturday 12:05 p.m. Sunday 7:15 p.m. Saturday 3:40 p.m. Sunday for the two guards and the NBC-5 CBS-2 FOX-32 FOX-32 draft rights to Lauri Markkanen. Can they get there? Everybody is trying to find a Sean McVay for their (insert QB’s name here). Page 2 | Jets make Adam Gase their next coach. Page 4 Turn to Bulls, Page 6 2 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Thursday, January 10, 2019 TOP OF THE SECOND

Dylan Hernandez ASK THE REPORTER BRAD BIGGS McVay grows ‘coaching tree’ When will Parkey get booted off the team? LOS ANGELES — Indirectly, Sean How soon are the Bears McVay is responsible for USC’s latest cutting Cody Parkey? humiliation. And does Ryan Pace Because almost every NFL team wants take any blame for not its own version of the Rams coach. trying out new kickers The Cardinals named McVay’s friend knowing he had the yips this Kliff Kingsbury as their head coach, season? @nilesturner costing a crumbling USC program the I’m not sure how the Bears are going to offensive coordinator whose recent handle Parkey. I think they will have a appointment tempered calls for head hard time bringing him back with any coach Clay Helton to be fired. level of confidence that he can perform The Bears’ pairing of bright offensive in 2019. Absolutely, Pace has to take mind Matt Nagy with second-year blame for the position over the last quarterback Mitch Trubisky last year was three years. He has done a lot of things compared to the McVay-Jared Goff well. He hasn’t picked kickers well. partnership in L.A. I don’t know if bringing in street free One of McVay’s former assistants, Matt agents in November or December made LaFleur, is the new coach of the Packers. A a lot of sense. The kickers on the street couple of coaches on McVay’s current staff, usually perform like you’d expect Zac Taylor and Shane Waldron, also have kickers on the street to perform: not interviewed for head-coaching positions. well. The one thing that hasn’t been When his influence was mentioned to mentioned about Parkey, and I’m not him, the 32-year-old McVay joked, “I’m too defending him here, is the six kicks that young to have a coaching tree.” hit an upright were close to going in. It’s What McVay didn’t say was that he also not like he was ripping duck hooks out hasn’t won. He has won in the regular there, kicks that you knew were going season, but not when it really counts. He way wide when they left his foot. He hasn’t won in the postseason. was missing by inches. The regular-season victories are important. So is his guidance of Goff, who I’m curious what your thoughts are has transformed from a potential bust to a about the defense on the decisive two-time Pro Bowler under McVay’s fourth-and-goal against the Eagles. watch. A coach’s worth, however, is Golden Tate just ran a basic out measured by how his teams perform at pattern with little resistance. this time of the year. Why the soft coverage on the most McVay has collected 24 victories and important play of the season? two division titles in his two seasons as a head coach. He is also winless in the @scuttler22 postseason. I don’t think it was soft coverage. The The playoffs are why Bill Walsh became Bears were locked in man-to-man a mythological figure. They made Jimmy coverage and it was nickel cornerback Johnson a celebrity who transcended Sherrick McManis covering Tate. football. They are what distinguish Bill DAVID BANKS/AP McManis was playing at the line of Belichick from everyone else in the Rams coach Sean McVay, huddling with quarterback Jared Goff, still needs a playoff win. scrimmage. Tate is a crafty player and profession. he did a very good job of selling the If McVay is to remain the subject of McVay will have to deal with a unique “This is a reflection, I think, more than release with a hesitation move. Tate widespread adoration, if he is to continue set of circumstances that extend beyond anything, of the culture that’s created by glanced inside at quarterback Nick to be regarded as a visionary, he has to win the opponent. His most important the people that are here, and that’s coaches, Foles, which you don’t see very often, in the postseason. offensive player, running back Todd players, our staff, and I think that’s what’s and that led McManis to look back as A victory over the Cowboys on Saturday Gurley, hasn’t played since Dec. 16 because flattering about it,” McVay said. “I think it well and that is when Tate separated. night would be a start. of a knee injury. would be naive to think that any of this is Tate sort of slow played McManis and McVay is a year removed from his There are also questions about Goff. about one person. That certainly isn’t the it’s really difficult to recover there with postseason failure last season, theoretically Over a three-game stretch from Week case at all. the placement Foles had on the pass. now a year wiser and a year more prepared. 13-15, Goff passed for only one touchdown “If the last two years have taught me Outside linebacker Leonard Floyd got “We just know our players better, our and had six passes intercepted. The third- anything being in this role, it’s you better good pressure on the play and forced coaches,” McVay said. “We’ve got better year quarterback recovered his form in the surround yourself with a lot of people that Foles to sling it almost sidearm and the continuity. I think there’s a better last two weeks of the regular season, as none are better than you so you can learn every throw was just outside of Tate’s frame. understanding of how we as a coaching of his passes ended up in opposing hands. day and not feel like you have to have the It was a money throw by Foles and a staff can put our players in spots to But there’s a possibility the resurgence answers to things that you don’t just based good route by Tate. The touchdown maximize their abilities.” of Goff and the Rams offense was a mirage. on your experiences.” wasn’t because the Bears were playing In the wild-card round last year, The Cardinals, who the Rams defeated in Football etiquette won’t allow McVay to soft coverage. It was kind of a risky call the visiting Falcons controlled the clock, Week 16, won only three games. The 49ers, say it, but he’s as close to be being on top of by Eagles coach Doug Pederson because dominated possession and sent the Rams whom the Rams downed in the regular- the sport without actually having reached he’s cutting the left half of the field off crashing to a 26-13 defeat. McVay couldn’t season finale, won four. its summit. This isn’t a place he can remain from the snap with the quick spring replicate his regular-season magic on the The Rams completed the regular season forever. At some point, he will have to win right. If Tate isn’t open, it’s a scramble postseason stage. with 13 wins, nine more than they had in in the postseason. Failure to do so will send drill for the receivers or Foles has to try “Like anything else, I think we’ve done a their last season under Jeff Fisher. The teams scrambling for coaches in the mold to run it in from the 2-yard line. The good job of learning from our experiences, increase in wins is only one reason other of someone else. fade route by Alshon Jeffery was just a both good and bad, and that’s what’s teams are searching for a coach like him. run-off to get cornerback Kyle Fuller allowed us to feel like we’ve improved,” How he did it is equally important. The Dylan Hernandez covers the NFL for out of there so it’s really a one-man he said. NFL has become a passing league. the Los Angeles Times. route with Tate. Bears’ future looks bright despite the loss of Fangio Biggs, from Page 1

Three days after this year’s wild-card round, in which the Eagles eliminated the Bears 16-15 at Soldier Field, Nagy is in search of a new defensive coordinator. The Bears sought to replace Fangio with former Jets coach Todd Bowles, but he chose to rejoin Arians in Tampa Bay. It’s a good problem for the Bears to have. Broncos President John Elway wouldn’t have hired Fangio if the defense hadn’t been impressive the last few seasons. In fact, it was dominant this season, ranking first in scoring defense and leading the league in several key statistical categories, including run defense, takeaways and opponents’ passer rating. Fangio doesn’t leave after a Super Bowl title, as Ryan did, but the defense is young with foundational players at all three levels, meaning the work Fangio did since arriving as the coordinator under Fox leaves the Bears well-positioned to excel CHRIS SWEDA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE for seasons to come. As he plans ahead for his second season, Selfishly, players had said they Bears coach Matt Nagy is working to find hoped Fangio would remain in place but someone to be the defensive coordinator. acknowledged he deserved an opportunity to become a head coach. roster and are coming off a 12-4 season. “#cursewords,” cornerback Prince Bears secondary coach Ed Donatell Amukamara wrote on his Twitter account could be considered as a replacement for after news of Fangio’s departure broke. Fangio. He has coordinator experience Fangio had interviewed for a head- with the Falcons and Packers. He has done coaching job only three times before: with excellent work the last four seasons with the Bears last year, the 49ers in 2015 and the Bears, helping develop cornerbacks the Chargers in 1997 — meaning he went Kyle Fuller and Bryce Callahan and safety 22 years between his first interview for a Eddie Jackson. But Donatell, 61, is coming top job and landing one. out contract and will be a free agent. He Nagy is already working to locate a previously worked with Fangio in San successor. Francisco, and Fangio could look to hire The Bears had hoped to land Bowles, Donatell with the Broncos. who was on the same Eagles staff as Nagy A host of other experienced defensive in 2012, and they spoke with Bowles on minds are on the market. Former Colts Wednesday before he chose to go to the coach Chuck Pagano, former Cardinals Buccaneers. Nagy has a longstanding coach Steve Wilks and former Broncos relationship with Bowles — Nagy’s father coach Vance Joseph are all available. The coached him in high school. Arians has an Browns released interim coach Gregg even deeper background with Bowles. Williams from his contract Wednesday Arians coached Bowles at Temple, and morning. General manager Ryan Pace Bowles served as his defensive coordinator knows Williams well from their time with the Cardinals. As one source said, the together with the Saints. ties between Bowles and Arians ran too deep for the Bears to win out, even though [email protected] they possess a significantly better defensive Twitter @BradBiggs Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Thursday, January 10, 2019 3

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FINDING VIC FANGIO’S REPLACEMENT

“(He) knows in certain situations what to do. He knows how to game plan. So as much as I’d like to say it’s not going to change, I would think it’s going to change a little bit.” — Brian Urlacher, to WMVP-AM 1000, on Vic Fangio

Defense on spin cycle

By Rich Campbell and Dan Wiederer | Chicago Tribune

Vic Fangio is moving on. The Bears defensive coordinator is leaving Chicago to become the Broncos head coach. And now general manager Ryan Pace and coach Matt Nagy face their first major challenge in trying to sustain the momentum of their breakthrough 2018 season. Over the last four years, Fangio lifted the Bears defense from near the bottom of the NFL, molding that unit into one of the league’s most respected groups. This season, the Bears led the NFL in takeaways and points allowed. But with Fangio heading west, that leaves Nagy with big shoes to fill as he searches for a new coordinator. Every candidate will present strengths and weaknesses. Here are five questions to consider as the Bears search for Fangio’s replacement.

1. Who are some potential candidates 3. Just how attractive is the Bears to replace Fangio? opening? It’s impossible to know exactly what An argument can be made that this is the Nagy’s short list looks like. But the coach most attractive position open in the NFL. made it clear last week that he prides The Bears are coming off a stellar 2018 himself on being prepared for situations season in which they led the league in like this. “I always have to have a contin- takeaways (36) and points allowed (17.8). gency plan for every coach on our staff,” The defense had four players selected to the Nagy said. “That doesn’t just happen (this Pro Bowl. Ten starters are under contract to month) because names start flying around. I return next season. And it’s possible the have to be smart enough to know who these Bears could ultimately bring back nickel guys are. … Now when the time comes, if cornerback Bryce Callahan and safety you have to deal with that, you have a plan Adrian Amos as well. ready to go.” This is a confident group with continuity There was every reason to connect the on its side and difference-makers on all dots between Nagy and recently dismissed three levels. And besides, what defensive Jets coach Todd Bowles. Nagy’s dad coordinator wouldn’t line up for the chance coached Bowles in high school and the two to hitch his wagon to Khalil Mack? know each other very well. But Bowles has Furthermore, whoever signs on will be agreed to join new Buccaneers coach Bruce uniting with Nagy, an offensive-minded Arians’ staff as defensive coordinator. leader who, as we just mentioned, essen- Others have wondered whether Bears tially gave Fangio total control of the secondary coach Ed Donatell would be in defense last season. line for a promotion to become the Right away, the next defensive coor- defensive coordinator. That’s something dinator will be able to check several Nagy and Pace will consider. But Fangio and important boxes — talent, established Donatell have a strong relationship and success, freedom — before running his first have spent the last eight seasons together practice. with the 49ers and Bears. So it would be no As with any opening like this, a prospec- shock if Fangio brings Donatell with him. tive coach will want to assess the Bears’ Browns coordinator Gregg Williams, chances of sustaining success. So at some who was the team’s interim head coach for level there will be curiosity as to how much the final two-plus months this season, is help Trubisky and the offense can provide. again available after that organization on Still, with a work-in-progress offense this Wednesday named Freddie Kitchens their season, a tenacious defense led the way to a head coach. Naturally, that will make 12-win division-championship season. Williams a ball in the speculative game of pingpong that occurs in the earliest stages 4. How important is it for the Bears to of a coordinator hunt. stick with a 3-4 front in their base Nagy and Pace are expected to meet the package? media before week’s end. If a new coor- Shortly after Nagy was hired last winter, dinator hasn’t been hired, at the very least Pace downplayed the difference between a JOSE M. OSORIO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE the coach and GM should be able to shed 3-4 and 4-3 base scheme, noting that the additional light on their search. Bears — like most NFL teams — operate in sub packages approximately two-thirds of 5. What kind of ripple effect will No matter who is hired to replace Fangio, 2. How extensive must the next the time. That’s typically a four-man line Fangio’s exit have on his players? there will be at least a small step back. There coordinator’s experience be? with two inside linebackers and five A week ago, none of the Bears defenders will be a feeling-out process that will have Nagy never had been a head coach at any defensive backs. even wanted to entertain the idea of Fangio to play out. There will be a new system to level before taking the Bears job. His Still, the base alignment can’t be entirely leaving. Said Adrian Amos: “He’s a great learn and install. Adjusting to the changes inexperience was one of the driving forces discounted. Fangio’s arrival in 2015 brought coach, a great defensive mind. A lot of our will take some time. in retaining Fangio, who just finished his the 3-4 front to Chicago for the first time. success is due to him.” For decades now, players from the 1985 19th season as an NFL coordinator. Pace has spent the last four seasons Added Pro Bowl defensive lineman Bears defense have made it known that Nagy devoted almost all his energy to constructing a group that fits that. Akiem Hicks: “I’ve been coached hard my while they were able to remain successful overseeing the offense while letting Fangio Eddie Goldman, for example, is a true entire life. And in the NFL to have a guy for several years after Buddy Ryan’s exit, oversee the defense with a high level of nose tackle who lines up over the center in who’s had so much experience and been on things were never quite the same. In 2007, autonomy. Nagy was comfortable with that the base defense. Could he be a shade tackle so many winning teams and coached after the Bears lost to the Colts in Super arrangement because of Fangio’s track in a 4-3? Sure, and he already does some of players that play my position, I have a lot of Bowl XLI, Lovie Smith replaced defensive record, the respect he had from players as a that in the sub package. But it would require respect for him. I’ve enjoyed being coached coordinator Ron Rivera with Bob Babich leader and the schematic continuity he adjustments. by him.” and the defense stumbled, contributing to a brought to a defense on the rise. Or how about Leonard Floyd on the Fangio was so well-respected at Halas first-to-worst 7-9 tumble. After one season in the big chair, Nagy edge? Would he be best served as a Hall for his ability to position his players for On Tuesday evening, Hall of Fame has a better feel for challenges involved hand-on-the-ground end? Or do the Bears success. He’s a true behind-the-scenes linebacker Brian Urlacher acknowledged with dividing his time and attention. But it want to use him (and Mack) as stand-up grinder who takes pride in his preparation Fangio’s departure could affect the Bears would not be surprising if he feels com- edge defenders who also can drop into and rarely leaves his defense unprepared. defense in 2019 and beyond. pelled to stay almost fully locked in on the coverage, offering a level of unpredictability? He also was incredibly flexible, understood “You’d like to say it’s not going to be offense next season, given that group When it comes to scheme, another how to best use players’ strengths and had a different,” Urlacher said on WMVP-AM finished 21st in the NFL in total yards. question would center on coverage. Prince knack for putting his defense in the right 1000. “Because it’s the same scheme, it’s the There’s still a lot of work to be done on Amukamara, for example, is good at press- calls at the right times. same players. But it’s not the same mind Nagy’s side of the ball as he works to ensure ing and playing bump-and-run. Kyle Fuller Heading into the start of organized team running that scheme. (Fangio) knows in Mitch Trubisky’s mastery of the scheme. So has significantly improved in that area. activities last spring, Bears players ex- certain situations what to do. He knows there would be upside in hiring an experi- Would a new coordinator ask the corners to pressed the value of continuity under how to game plan. So as much as I’d like to enced defensive coordinator. play more zone? Would he mix up cov- Fangio. They knew him. He knew them. say it’s not going to change, I would think A long, successful resume would cer- erages like Fangio did? And that allowed the defense to hit the it’s going to change a little bit.” tainly help elevate Nagy’s trust. Then again, A common refrain is that good coaches ground running from the first day of OTAs, as a 40-year-old, fast-rising coach himself, tailor the scheme to players’ strengths, and to build on their growth from the previous [email protected] Nagy will keep his mind open to the the Bears clearly had a good thing going couple of years. The Bears didn’t really Twitter @Rich_Campbell potential innovation a younger coach could under Fangio. They would be wise to seek a break stride at any point and put together a [email protected] provide. successor with a similar vision and flexibility. terrific season. Twitter @danwiederer 4 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Thursday, January 10, 2019 D

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IOWA 73, Jets set NORTHWESTERN 63 to name Sizzling Gase Hawkeyes as coach surprise Browns go offensive, make OC Kitchens Wildcats their new head coach By Teddy Greenstein Chicago Tribune Tribune news services The Illinois game was one The Jets stayed in the AFC Northwestern could not afford to East to find their new coach. lose — for obvious reasons. The Former Dolphins coach and Wildcats gutted that one out Bears offensive coordinator Sunday. Adam Gase agreed Wednesday Iowa’s visit Wednesday night night to take the Jets job, a also represented a borderline person familiar with the deci- must-win. The Hawkeyes en- sion told the Associated Press. tered Welsh-Ryan Arena having The hiring ends a 10-day, lost eight straight Big Ten road wide-open search for the Jets, games, and top scorer and re- who met with seven other bounder Tyler Cook was a late coaches about the vacancy: scratch with knee soreness. Mike McCarthy, Kris Richard, The Wildcats could not get it Jim Caldwell, Eric Bieniemy, done. They hit just 7 of 27 from Todd Monken, Matt Rhule and 3-point range (25.9 percent) in a Kliff Kingsbury, who took the 73-63 loss. Cardinals job. “A disappointing night for us The person spoke to the AP for sure,” coach Chris Collins on condition of anonymity be- said. cause the team had not an- The Hawkeyes fans who nounced the hiring. helped sell out Welsh-Ryan hol- Gase was 23-26 in three lered, “Let’s go Hawks! Let’s go years with the Dolphins, in- Hawks!” once the game was in cluding a playoff game in the hand. 2016 season, before being fired Iowa freshman swingman Joe last week. It turns out he’ll Wieskamp scored a game-high 19 remain in the division and face points, and the 6-foot-11 Luka the Dolphins twice every sea- Garza was a terror down low, son. scoring 16 points and earning 11 Gase replaces Todd Bowles, trips to the foul line. NU center who was fired after he went Dererk Pardon fouled out with 24-40 in four seasons with no more than four minutes to play. playoff appearances. He’s the “They attack the paint and Jets’ first hire with previous drive the ball,” Collins said. “They full-time NFL head-coaching play with great physicality.” experience since Bill Parcells’ Pardon scored a season-low six three-year tenure (1997-99). points and had just five rebounds Gase, 40, is the first offen- in 29 minutes. sive-focused coach the Jets Fellow senior Vic Law also had hired since Rich Kotite in 1996. a miserable night. He shot 4- Regarded as one of the for-13 and fired five blanks on 3s, league’s top young offensive CHRIS SWEDA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE his second straight game without minds, he’ll be tasked with Alex DeBrincat raises his stick in celebration after scoring in the first period of Wednesday’s overtime loss. a made 3-pointer. furthering the development of “He missed some shots he quarterback Sam Darnold and normally takes,” Collins said. “He helping the Jets snap an eight- knows he has the green light to year postseason drought. take them.” While he had control over DeBrincat back on Northwestern opened a 41-35 personnel in Miami, Gase will lead early in the second half, work closely in New York with prompting Iowa coach Fran Mc- general manager Mike Caffrey to lambaste his team Maccagnan, who was retained during a timeout, his face turning by Chairman and CEO Chris- top line in OT loss beet red. topher Johnson, to put to- The Hawkeyes responded, go- gether a competitive roster Blackhawks, from Page 1 wheelhouse. That’s just my work, The Hawks got to within 3-2 ing on a 17-5 run as the NU around Darnold. I got to get open and find that seam on a shorthanded goal by Toews defense collapsed, allowing a The Jets are expected to Forsberg fought past Toews and he’s always looking for me.” with 20 seconds left in the series of layups and open jumpers. have around $100 million in down the right boards and lifted a DeBrincat’s 21st goal put him second. Marcus Kruger chased “We didn’t kill the momen- salary-cap space this offseason shot over Collin Delia to send the on pace to finish with 37 after he down a puck in the Predators’ tum,” NU guard Anthony Gaines and will be very active in free Hawks to their fourth loss in their scored 28 as a rookie last season. zone and threw a backhander to said. “We have to do a better job agency. last five games. Kane’s two assists to gave him 19 Toews, whose wrist shot from the of demanding a stop.” DeBrincat and Patrick Kane points in his last 10 games, and he slot beat Rinne. Gaines had a perfect shooting Browns to hire Kitchens: It kept up their formidable chem- has had the primary assist on “It’s a nice play by Krugs,” night: 3-for-3 from the field, has become a trend for NFL istry on the power play, connect- DeBrincat’s last four goals. Toews said. “I just tried to throw 7-for-7 from the line. The rest of teams to hire innovative offen- ing on a goal that didn’t seem The Predators took a 1-0 lead it past the defender, get it on net, the team could not find the sive play callers as head possible until the puck was in the with 13:11 left in the first period. and nice to see it go in. Sometimes bottom of the net. The Wildcats coaches, and the Browns con- back of the net. Erik Gustafsson turned it over it’s nice to get a bounce and a finished 22 of 57 (38.6 percent). cluded they already had some- Kane was controlling the puck behind his own net, which short-handed goal like that that This was a painful defeat for one who fit the description in in the right faceoff circle, seem- started a chain reaction that led to you don’t expect. Nice for us to Northwestern, which fell to 10-6 their building. ingly unable to find a pass, when Kevin Fiala finding Colton Sis- kind of slow their momentum and 1-4 in Big Ten play. They will hire Freddie he suddenly zipped a pass sons alone in front of the Hawks’ down.” “Tough loss,” forward A.J Kitchens as their ninth full- through several defenders to De- net for his ninth goal. Delia’s second straight start Turner said. “We still have 15 Big time head coach since 1999, a Brincat, who one-timed a shot After DeBrincat’s goal, the was the shakiest of his six this Ten games left, so we’re not down league source confirmed to the past Predators goalie Pekka Rinne. Predators went back ahead a season, but he still stopped 33 of and out, we’re just being positive. Akron Beacon Journal. ESPN “Just try to find the seam and mere eight seconds later on 37 shots. We’ll watch the film and see what first reported the decision. you know he’s going to pass it Viktor Arvidsson’s 13th goal. we can learn.” The move completes a re- there,” DeBrincat said. “He’s go- Forsberg added a power-play goal [email protected] Iowa (13-3, 2-3) learned two markable rise for Kitchens, 44, ing to put it right there in my to make it 3-1. Twitter @jcgreenx key things: It can win without who established himself as one Cook, its 17.3-points-per-game of the league’s hottest offensive scorer. His swollen knee kept him coordinators over the final on the bench. eight games of 2018 and helped BLACKHAWKS NOTES And the Hawkeyes learned the Browns finish 7-8-1 a year they can get it done on the road in after they went 0-16. the Big Ten. The Browns had narrowed Strome showing no fear of the hook the search to Kitchens and [email protected] longtime Vikings assistant Kev- By Jimmy Greenfield Twitter @TeddyGreenstein in Stefanski, who became of- Chicago Tribune fensive coordinator for the MARQUETTE 106, final three weeks after John The times have changed for CREIGHTON 104 (OT) DeFilippo was fired. The Vi- Dylan Strome. kings announced Wednesday Not too long ago, making a they retained Stefanski as of- mistake or having a bad game Howard’s 53 lift fensive coordinator. could turn into a benching. That’s General manager John not the case anymore. Golden Eagles Dorsey and other members of Strome, who took three minor the search committee also in- penalties in less than one period Associated Press terviewed Browns interim during Monday’s loss to the coach Gregg Williams, former Flames, has already established Markus Howard scored 14 of Lions and Colts coach Jim himself as one of the Blackhawks’ his career-high 53 points in over- Caldwell, Saints assistant head key players since coming over in a time after Sam Hauser’s deep coach/tight ends coach Dan trade with the Coyotes. 3-pointer at the end of regulation Campbell, Patriots linebackers “It’s one of those games you try tied the game, and No. 21 Mar- coach Brian Flores and Colts to forget,” he said before Wednes- quette beat Creighton 106-104 on defensive coordinator Matt day’s 4-3 overtime loss to the Wednesday night in Omaha, Neb. Eberflus. Predators. “Before if I did that I Howard’s dazzling offensive In the end, Kitchens pre- might be scratched. Now, I feel CHRIS SWEDA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE performance set a Marquette vailed, becoming the fifth full- like I’m helping the team win and The Hawks’ Dylan Strome, right, tries to gain control of the puck in the record and broke his own record time head coach since Jimmy contributing and trying to win first period of Wednesday night’s overtime loss to the Predators. for points in a Big East game. His and Dee Haslam bought the faceoffs. I’m just going to shrug it 53 points were the most by a team in 2012 and the 17th in off and go out there (against the back in against the Predators, and One-timers: Defenseman Gus- player in a game matching Divi- franchise history. Predators) and forget it ever Colliton knows what he wants to tav Forsling (upper torso) was sion I opponents this season and One of his first orders of happened.” see. placed on injured reserve retro- one behind the 54 Furman’s business will be to a hire a Strome has seven goals in 21 “When he’s playing his best, active to Jan. 5. ... Brent Seabrook Jordan Lyons had against D-II defensive coordinator because games with the Hawks after he’s skating,” Colliton said. “He’s sat out Wednesday with an illness North Greenville. Howard had 52 Williams was fired and won’t scoring seven goals during the pressuring the puck. He’s getting and was replaced by Henri Joki- against Providence last season. return to the Browns, a league first 48 games of his career. to the battles early — on time. And harju, who played his first game It was also the highest-scoring source confirmed. ESPN first then he’s able to use his size and since returning from the World performance ever by a Creighton reported Williams had been Hayden back in the lineup: his grittiness and comes up with Junior Championships. ... Former opponent. relieved of his duties. He spent Exactly where John Hayden fits some pucks and forces turnovers. Hawk Nick Schmaltz will miss Marquette never led until the last two seasons with the into the Hawks’ lineup is some- We want him to play in the the rest of the season with a knee Howard scored on his team’s first Browns. thing coach Jeremy Colliton is offensive zone because then he’s injury. “I talked to him yester- possession of overtime. Some key members of the still trying to figure out. forechecking, he’s causing havoc. day,” Patrick Kane said. “Feel bad Marquette (13-3, 2-1 Big East) offensive coaching staff will be He’s tried him on several lines, He protects the puck really well for him for sure.” ... Corey Craw- won for the first time in four road retained, and running backs given him power play time and, and he’s great cutting back and ford (concussion) was spotted at games. coach Ryan Lindley could re- like the last two games, made him taking the puck to the net. That’s the United Center, but there was Creighton (10-6, 1-2) dropped ceive a more prominent role. a healthy scratch. Hayden was where we want him to be.” no update on his condition. its second straight. D Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Thursday, January 10, 2019 5

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TEAM THU FRI SAT SUN MON TUE WED EASTERN CONFERENCE ATLANTIC GP W L OT PTS GF GA HOME AWAY DIV @GS @UTAH @LAL Tampa Bay 43 33 8 2 68 180 124 18-4-0 15-4-2 11-2-0 Wiggins tries to 9:30 9 9:30 Toronto 42 27 13 2 56 152 117 13-8-1 14-5-1 6-4-2 NBCSCH, NBCSCH, WGN-9, Boston 43 25 14 4 54 126 110 16-5-0 9-9-4 11-6-1 AM-670 AM-670 AM-670 Buffalo 43 23 14 6 52 125 121 14-5-3 9-9-3 8-5-3 Montreal 44 23 16 5 51 134 135 11-9-2 12-7-3 7-5-4 clarify comments Florida 41 17 17 7 41 131 147 8-6-5 9-11-2 8-4-3 VGK @NJ Detroit 45 16 22 7 39 126 154 9-12-4 7-10-3 4-8-4 Timberwolves forward Andrew Wiggins tried 7:30 6 Ottawa 44 16 23 5 37 138 173 11-9-4 5-14-1 6-8-2 WGN-9, NBCSCH, Wednesday to clarify comments he made about AM-720 AM-720 METRO. GP W L OT PTS GF GA HOME AWAY DIV Washington 42 26 12 4 56 149 124 13-6-2 13-6-2 9-3-1 Thunder guard Dennis Schroder’s behavior Pittsburgh 43 24 13 6 54 152 123 13-8-2 11-5-4 7-5-1 during a heated game. THURSDAY ON TV/RADIO LATEST LINE Columbus 42 24 15 3 51 135 130 11-8-2 13-7-1 8-5-1 N.Y. Islanders 41 23 14 4 50 124 111 10-6-3 13-8-1 10-4-1 Thunder center Nerlens Noel was taken off NBA Carolina 42 20 17 5 45 112 121 11-7-4 9-10-1 7-6-2 the court on a stretcher after Wiggins collided NBA N.Y. Rangers 42 17 18 7 41 116 145 11-5-5 6-13-2 2-5-3 6 p.m. Celtics at Heat TNT pregame.com THURSDAY New Jersey 42 16 19 7 39 123 142 11-4-4 5-15-3 5-6-1 with Noel on a dunk attempt Tuesday. Schroder, Boston 1 at Miami 1 Philadelphia 43 15 22 6 36 119 156 7-10-3 8-12-3 4-7-1 8:30 p.m. Thunder at Spurs TNT at Denver 5 ⁄2 LA Clippers unhappy about the play and other incidents, 1 Oklahoma City 1 ⁄2 at San Antonio WESTERN CONFERENCE MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL at Sacramento 5 Detroit eventually was given a technical for an alterca- CENTRAL GP W L OT PTS GF GA HOME AWAY DIV 6 p.m. Cincinnati at Tulsa ESPN2 COLLEGE BASKETBALL tion with T’wolves guard Jeff Teague. THURSDAY Nashville 45 27 15 3 57 139 112 15-7-0 12-8-3 7-4-0 6 p.m. Winthrop at Campbell ESPNU at FIU 9 Charlotte Winnipeg 42 27 13 2 56 146 120 15-6-2 12-7-0 9-5-0 After the game, Wiggins said Schroder’s at Charleston 14 Drexel Dallas 44 23 17 4 50 119 117 14-5-2 9-12-2 4-5-1 1 6 p.m. SMU at UConn CBSSN at NC-Wilmington 3 ⁄2 Delaware actions were unwarranted. Wiggins also ap- 1 Colorado 44 20 16 8 48 151 141 9-6-5 11-10-3 4-5-3 at Appalach. St 5 ⁄2 Texas-Arlington 1 Minnesota 42 21 18 3 45 119 118 10-7-3 11-11-0 7-4-1 7 p.m. Michigan at Illinois FS1, WSCR-AM 670 Northeastern 7 ⁄2 at Elon peared to say: “He was just gay. He was acting 1 Cincinnati 5 ⁄2 at Tulsa Chicago 46 16 22 8 40 134 167 8-10-5 8-12-3 9-4-3 8 p.m. Robert Morris at St. Francis CBSSN at Detroit Pk Green Bay St. Louis 41 17 20 4 38 114 132 10-13-2 7-7-2 5-7-3 crazy for no reason.” Old Dominion 4 at FAU 8 p.m. Penn State at Nebraska ESPN2 1 PACIFIC GP W L OT PTS GF GA HOME AWAY DIV Wiggins later on Twitter tried to explain what at Georgia St 6 ⁄2 La-Lafayette 8 p.m. East Carolina at Memphis ESPNU at Oakland 8 Milwaukee Calgary 45 28 13 4 60 162 129 13-4-4 15-9-0 7-5-1 he said.: “I’d like to clarify ... I said: ‘I don’t know at UConn 2 SMU Vegas 46 27 15 4 58 140 121 15-3-3 12-12-1 11-3-2 8 p.m. UCLA at Oregon ESPN Hofstra 3 at Wm. & Mary San Jose 45 25 13 7 57 160 138 15-4-4 10-9-3 9-3-3 what’s wrong with him he was just getting acting at IUPUI 9 Cleveland St 9 p.m. Washington at Utah FS1 at Ga. Southern 8 La.-Monroe Anaheim 44 19 17 8 46 105 129 10-7-7 9-11-0 5-6-3 crazy for no reason.’ ” at La Tech 6 UAB Vancouver 45 20 21 4 44 128 143 9-9-1 11-12-3 6-5-1 10 p.m. Pacific at Gonzaga ESPN2 Troy 2 at UALR Edmonton 43 20 20 3 43 120 138 10-9-1 10-11-2 6-8-1 In his next post, Wiggins said: “I have the at So. Miss 11 Mid. Tenn. Arizona 42 18 21 3 39 108 118 8-12-2 10-9-1 5-6-1 USC at Oregon State ESPNU 1 utmost love and respect for the LGBTQIA 10 p.m. at Arkansas St 1 ⁄2 S. Alabama Los Angeles 44 17 24 3 37 99 130 10-12-1 7-12-2 8-8-1 Michigan 9 at Illinois community and I would never use any term to WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL 1 at UTSA 9 ⁄2 Rice Two points for a win, one point for overtime loss. Top three teams in each division 1 and two wild cards per conference advance to playoffs. through Wednesday at UIC 10 ⁄2 Youngstown St disrespect them in anyway.” 11 a.m. Quinnipiac at Marist ESPNU 1 at Oregon 3 ⁄2 UCLA 1 WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS PREDATORS 4, ■ 4 p.m. Morehead State at Belmont ESPNU at Memphis 14 ⁄2 East Carolina Noel was released from the hospital and is in at Colorado 10 Wash. St Nashville 4, Blackhawks 3 (OT) BLACKHAWKS 3 (OT) 1 Calgary 5, Colorado 3 5 p.m. Indiana at Ohio State BTN at BYU 17 ⁄2 Portland the league’s concussion protocol. ... Grizzlies G 1 at Nebraska 11 ⁄2 Penn St Ottawa 2, Anaheim 1 (OT) Nashville 2 1 0 1—4 6 p.m. Louisville at Notre Dame ESPN North Texas 6 at UTEP THURSDAY’S SCHEDULE BLACKHAWKS 1 1 1 0—3 Dillon Brooks will undergo season-ending at Utah Pk Washington Nashville at Columbus, 6 FIRST PERIOD: 1, Nashville, Sissons 9 1 surgery on his right big toe. AP 7 p.m. Iowa at Purdue BTN at UC Irvine 12 ⁄2 UC Davis N.Y. Islanders at N.Y. Rangers, 6 (Ekholm, Fiala), 6:49. 2, BLACKHAWKS, at Oregon St 3 USC Washington at Boston, 6 DeBrincat 21 (Kane, Gustafsson), 17:51 1 GOLF at Santa Clara 3 ⁄2 Pepperdine Toronto at New Jersey, 6 (pp). 3, Nashville, Arvidsson 13 (Subban, 1 at Gonzaga 26 ⁄2 Pacific Dallas at Philadelphia, 6 Johansen), 17:59. Penalties: Hamhuis, 6 p.m. Sony Open Golf Channel at Coast. Carol. off Texas St. Carolina at Tampa Bay, 6:30 NSH, (hooking), 17:03; Perlini, CHI, major NHL NHL Montreal at St. Louis, 7 (high sticking), 18:13. THURSDAY Winnipeg at Minnesota, 7 SECOND PERIOD: 4, Nashville, Forsberg NHL 6 p.m. Capitals at Bruins NBCSCH Dallas -116 at Philadelphia +106 Florida at Edmonton, 8 15 (Johansen, Josi), 16:26 (pp). 5, BLACK- at New Jersey off Toronto off Arizona at Vancouver, 9 HAWKS, Toews 18 (Kruger, Dahlstrom), 7 p.m. Jets at Wild NBCSN NY Islanders -127 at NY Rangers +117 San Jose at Vegas, 9 19:40 (sh). Penalties: Murphy, CHI, at Columbus off Nashville off Ottawa at Los Angeles, 9:30 (hooking), 14:32; Kampf, CHI, (tripping), TENNIS at Boston -138 Washington +128 FRIDAY’S SCHEDULE 19:24. THIRD PERIOD: 6, BLACKHAWKS, Anisi- 2 a.m. Auckland, Sydney, Hobart early round at Tampa Bay -200 Carolina +180 Buffalo at Carolina, 6:30 Seattle will host at Minnesota -105 Winnipeg -105 Detroit at Winnipeg, 7 mov 8 (Keith, Kane), 17:39. Penalties: Ir- (Fri.) Tennis Channel at St. Louis -114 Montreal +104 Florida at Calgary, 8 win, NSH, (delay of game), 6:42. at Edmonton -129 Florida +119 Pittsburgh at Anaheim, 9 OVERTIME: 7, Nashville, Forsberg 16 5 a.m. Auckland, Sydney, Hobart early round (Jarnkrok, Ekholm), 1:00. Penalties: at Las Vegas -125 San Jose +115 TUESDAY’S RESULTS All-Star Game, draft at Vancouver -123 Arizona +113 None. (Fri.) Tennis Channel Boston 4, Minnesota 0 SHOTS ON GOAL: at Los Angeles-205 Ottawa +185 Carolina 4, N.Y. Islanders 3 The NHL is giving Seattle’s future franchise a NFL Pittsburgh 5, Florida 1 Nashville 17 11 8 1—37 BLACKHAWKS 13 11 7 0—31 PLAYOFFS SATURDAY Buffalo 5, New Jersey 1 reward for its investment in bringing the league’s 1 Tampa Bay 4, Columbus 0 at Kansas City 5 ⁄2 Indianapolis POWER PLAYS: Nas 1-of-4; HAWKS 1- NFL at LA Rams 7 Dallas Washington 5, Philadelphia 3 of-2. Goalies: Nas, Rinne 17-10-2 (31 32nd team to the city. PLAYOFFS SUNDAY Montreal 3, Detroit 2 shots-28 saves). HAWKS, Delia 3-1-2 (37- at New England 4 LA Chargers Dallas 3, St. Louis 1 33). A: 21,255. Referees: Peter Mac- NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman said POSTSEASON SCHEDULE WILD-CARD PLAYOFFS at New Orleans 8 Philadelphia Winnipeg 7, Colorado 4 Dougall, Chris Rooney. Linesmen: Derek Vegas 4, N.Y. Rangers 2 Wednesday the league promised Seattle it will DIVISIONAL PLAYOFFS Saturday, Jan. 5 Nansen, Tony Sericolo. Indianapolis 21, Houston 7 TENNIS San Jose 7, Edmonton 2 Saturday Dallas 24, Seattle 22 host the All-Star Game within its first seven Indianapolis (11-6) at Sunday, Jan. 6 ATP WORLD TOUR ASB CLASSIC seasons, with the team slated to begin play in Kansas City (12-4), 3:35 (NBC-5) Philadelphia 16, Bears 15 NBA Dallas (11-6) at LA Rams (13-3), 7:15 (FOX-32) L.A. Chargers 23, Baltimore 17 R2 in Auckland, New Zealand; hard-outdoor 2021-22. Bettman also said Seattle will host the Sunday CALENDAR Taylor Fritz d. EASTERN CONFERENCE NHL draft, and that event will likely be awarded L.A. Chargers (13-4) Feb. 26-March 4: NFL combine, #1 John Isner, 7-6 (3), 7-6 (5). at New England (11-5), 12:05 (CBS-2) Indianapolis. #2 Fabio Fognini d. ATLANTIC W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF before the All-Star Game arrives. Philadelphia (10-7) March 13: League year and Peter Gojowczyk, 6-2, 3-6, 7-6 (5). at New Orleans (13-3), 3:40 (FOX-32) Tennys Sandgren d. Toronto 31 12 .721 — 7-3 W-3 17-4 14-8 20-7 free agency begin. 1 Bettman made the announcement as part of CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS #3 Marco Cecchinato, 6-3, 6-3. Philadelphia 27 15 .643 3 ⁄2 7-3 L-1 18-3 9-12 18-12 1 Sunday, Jan. 20 COACHING CHANGES #4 Pablo Carreno Busta d. Boston 25 15 .625 4 ⁄2 7-3 W-4 15-5 10-10 17-7 his first visit to Seattle since the franchise was NFC: TBD, 2:05 (FOX-32) TEAM 2018 COACH 2019 COACH David Ferrer, 1-1 retired. Brooklyn 21 22 .488 10 6-4 W-1 11-11 10-11 15-11 AFC: TBD, 5:40 (CBS-2) Leonardo Mayer d. New York 10 31 .244 20 1-9 L-2 4-12 6-19 6-22 approved by the league’s Board of Governors in Ari Steve Wilks Kliff Kingsbury Matteo Berrettini, 5-7, 7-6 (5), 6-3. PRO BOWL Cle Hue Jackson Freddie Kitchens Cameron Norrie d. early December. Bettman met with members of Sunday, Jan. 27 SOUTHEAST W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF Joao Sousa, 7-6 (5), 6-4. At Orlando, Fla. Cin Marvin Lewis TBA Miami 19 20 .487 — 6-4 L-2 9-12 10-8 10-14 the ownership group, fans who have placed Den Vance Joseph Vic Fangio Philipp Kohlschreiber d. 1 AFC vs. NFC, 2 (ABC-7/ESPN) Charlotte 19 21 .475 ⁄2 4-6 L-1 14-8 5-13 17-12 GB Mike McCarthy Matt LaFleur Ugo Humbert, 6-4, 6-4. deposits on season tickets and reviewed the SUPER BOWL LIII Jan-Lennard Struff d. Orlando 17 24 .415 3 3-7 L-4 10-11 7-13 12-10 Mia Adam Gase TBA 1 Sunday, Feb. 3 in Atlanta NYJ Todd Bowles Adam Gase Rubin Statham, 6-2, 6-1. Washington 17 25 .405 3 ⁄2 5-5 W-1 12-7 5-18 10-16 status of the massive renovation of the arena at AFC champ vs. NFC champ, 5:30 (CBS-2) TB Dirk Koetter Bruce Arians WTA HOBART INTERNATIONAL Atlanta 12 29 .293 8 4-6 L-2 7-10 5-19 9-20 Seattle Center where the team will play. R2 in Hobart, Australia; hard-outdoor CENTRAL W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF #6 Alize Cornet d. Seattle’s ownership group has put up over $1.5 COLLEGE FOOTBALL Pauline Parmentier, 6-3, 6-0. Milwaukee 29 11 .725 — 8-2 W-2 19-4 10-7 19-6 1 #7 Kirsten Flipkens d. Indiana 27 14 .659 2 ⁄2 7-3 L-1 14-5 13-9 21-7 billion in expansion fees, arena upgrades and a 1 Viktoria Kuzmova, 6-7 (3), 6-4, 6-1. Detroit 17 22 .436 11 ⁄2 2-8 L-3 11-10 6-12 12-16 2018-19 DIV. I BOWL GLANCE 1 state-of-the-art practice facility. Anna Karolina Schmiedlova d. Chicago 10 31 .244 19 ⁄2 3-7 L-5 5-16 5-15 7-18 ALL STAR BOWLS #8 Alison Van Uytvanck, 6-3, 6-2. Cleveland 8 34 .190 22 0-10 L-11 5-17 3-17 7-22 ■ Dayana Yastremska d. Evander Kane and Joonas Donskoi each J19 Shrine St. Petersburg, Fla. East vs. West 2 Vera Lapko, 6-1, 6-4. WESTERN CONFERENCE scored two goals, Erik Karlsson had three assists J19 Collegiate Pasadena, Calif. American vs. National 3 Belinda Bencic d. J26 Senior Mobile, Ala. North vs. South 1:30 Zoe Hives, 6-2, 6-4. SOUTHWEST W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF and the Sharks routed the Oilers 7-2 on Tuesday DATE BOWL SITE RESULT Irina-Camelia Begu d. Houston 23 17 .575 — 7-3 L-1 14-6 9-11 15-12 Anna Blinkova, 4-6, 7-6 (2), 6-2. San Antonio 24 18 .571 — 7-3 L-1 17-5 7-13 17-13 night in San Jose, Calif. It was the fourth straight D15 Celebration Atlanta NC A&T 24, Alcorn St. 22 Sofia Kenin d. D15 Cure Orlando Tulane 41, La.-Lafayette 24 Ons Jabeur, 7-6 (6), 6-3. New Orleans 20 22 .476 4 5-5 W-3 15-6 5-16 11-13 win for the Sharks. AP 1 D15 New Mexico Albuquerque Utah State 52, N. Texas13 Greet Minnen d. Memphis 19 22 .463 4 ⁄2 3-7 W-1 11-9 8-13 13-14 1 D15 Las Vegas Vegas Fresno St. 31, Arizona St. 20 Magda Linette, 6-1, 4-6, 7-6 (3). Dallas 19 22 .463 4 ⁄2 4-6 W-1 16-4 3-18 11-17 D15 Camellia Montgomery, Ala. Ga. Southern 23, E. Michigan 21 SYDNEY INTERNATIONAL NORTHWEST W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF D15 New Orleans New Orleans Appalachian State 45, MTSU 13 In Sydney; hard-outdoor D18 Boca Raton Boca Raton, Fla. UAB 37, N. Illinois 13 Denver 27 12 .692 — 7-3 W-1 16-3 11-9 16-7 Men’s 2nd round 1 D19 Frisco Frisco, Texas Ohio 27, San Diego State 0 #1 Stefanos Tsitsipas d. Oklahoma City 25 15 .625 2 ⁄2 5-5 L-2 14-5 12-9 16-11 1 IN BRIEF D20 Gasparilla St. Petersburg Marshall 38, USF 20 Guido Andreozzi, 6-3, 6-4. Portland 25 17 .595 3 ⁄2 7-3 W-3 17-7 8-10 14-14 1 D21 Bahamas Nassau Florida International 35, Toledo 32 #3 Diego Schwartzman d. Utah 21 21 .500 7 ⁄2 6-4 W-1 9-8 12-13 12-12 D21 Famous Idaho Boise BYU 49, Western Michigan 18 Guillermo Garcia-Lopez, 6-2, 6-3. Minnesota 20 21 .488 8 6-4 W-3 14-6 6-15 10-15 D22 Birmingham Birmingham, Ala. Wake Forest 37, Memphis 34 #4 Gilles Simon d. COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Oklahoma State gave D22 Armed Forces Fort Worth, Tex Army 70, Houston 14 Sam Querrey, 7-6 (5), 6-7 (6), 6-4. PACIFIC W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF D22 Dollar General Mobile, Ala. Troy 42, Buffalo 32 #5 Alex de Minaur d. Golden State 27 14 .659 — 6-4 W-2 16-6 11-8 16-10 coach Mike Gundy a one-year contract exten- D22 Hawaii Honolulu La. Tech 31, Hawaii 14 Reilly Opelka, 6-4, 7-6 (5). 1 #8 Andreas Seppi d. L.A. Clippers 24 16 .600 2 ⁄2 7-3 W-3 14-6 10-10 17-11 sion. Gundy, 51, will make $5.125 million this year. D26 SERVPRO Dallas Boston Coll. vs. Boise State, ccd. 1 Martin Klizan, 7-6 (2), 6-2. L.A. Lakers 23 19 .537 4 ⁄2 4-6 W-2 14-8 9-11 16-13 D26 Quick Lane Detroit Minnesota 34, Ga. Tech 10 1 Sacramento 20 20 .500 6 ⁄2 4-6 W-1 11-10 9-10 12-17 His new deal runs through 2023. ... Alabama D26 Cheez-It Phoenix TCU 10, California 7 (OT) Yoshihito Nishioka d. Andrey Rublev, 6-3, 6-1. Phoenix 10 33 .233 18 2-8 L-1 6-17 4-16 6-20 D27 Independence Shreveport, La. Duke 56, Temple 27 John Millman d. junior QB Jalen Hurts entered his name into the D27 Pinstripe Bronx, N.Y. Wisconsin 35, Miami 3 #7 Marton Fucsovics, 6-3, 6-4. through Wednesday NCAA transfer database portal, according to D27 Texas Houston Baylor 45, Vanderbilt 38 Women’s 1st round D28 Music City Nashville Auburn 63, Purdue 14 Ashleigh Barty d. reports. Putting his name on the list allows other D28 Camping WorldOrlando Syracuse 34, W. Virginia 18 #1 Simona Halep, 6-4, 6-4. WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS TRAIL BLAZERS 124, BULLS 112 Portland 124, Bulls 112 D28 Alamo San Antonio Wash. St. 28, Iowa St. 26 #10 Elise Mertens d. MN FG-A FT-A REB A PF PTS schools to contact Hurts, who already graduated D29 Peach Atlanta Florida 41, Michigan 15 Katerina Siniakova, 7-6 (4), 2-6, 6-2. Boston 135, Indiana 108 BULLS D29 Belk Charlotte, N.C. Virginia 28, S. Carolina 0 Anett Kontaveit d. Washington 123, Philadelphia 106 Htchson 30:24 3-7 0-0 2-8 1 2 6 and immediately is eligible to play his final season D29 Arizona Tucson, Ariz. Nevada 16, Ark. State 13 Monica Puig, 2-6, 7-5, 6-1. Brooklyn 116, Atlanta 100 Mrkknen 32:29 4-12 2-2 1-5 2 2 10 as a graduate student. Hurts was a two-year D29 Cotton Arlington, Tex. Clemson 30, Notre Dame 3 Timea Bacsinszky d. New Orleans 140, Cleveland 124 Carter Jr. 28:34 7-9 7-7 2-6 1 2 22 D29 Orange Miami Gar., Fla. Alabama 45, Oklahoma 34 Sam Stosur, 5-7, 6-4, 6-3. Milwaukee 116, Houston 109 Dunn 29:43 7-14 0-0 0-5 7 4 15 Women’s 2nd round Memphis 96, San Antonio 86 starter before being replaced by Tua Tagovailoa D31 Military Annapolis, Md. Cincinnati 35, Virginia Tech 31 LaVine 33:24 6-19 4-5 1-2 3 2 18 Yulia Putintseva d. Dallas 104, Phoenix 94 Blakeney 19:53 5-10 2-2 0-1 1 1 12 midway through the Crimson Tide’s comeback D31 Sun El Paso, Tex Stanford 14, Pittsburgh 13 #4 Sloane Stephens, 3-6, 7-6 (4), 6-0. Utah 106, Orlando 93 Portis 18:56 6-12 0-0 3-6 0 1 15 D31 Redbox Santa Clara, Calif. Oregon 7, Michigan State 6 #5 Petra Kvitova d. L.A. Lakers 113, Detroit 100 victory in last year’s national championship D31 Liberty Memphis, Tenn. Oklahoma State 38, Missouri 33 Hsieh Su-wei, 7-6 (2), 6-2. Arcdcono 16:00 0-1 0-0 0-0 3 1 0 D31 Holiday San Diego Northwestern 31, Utah 20 THURSDAY’S SCHEDULE Harrison 14:51 2-5 1-1 0-1 3 3 6 #10 Elise Mertens d. Boston at Miami, 6 game. He served as Tagovailoa’s backup this past D31 Gator Jacksonville, Fla. Texas A&M 52, NC State 13 Anett Kontaveit, 6-3, 6-1. Lopez 6:38 2-3 0-0 1-2 1 0 4 L.A. Clippers at Denver, 8 Aliaksandra Sasnovich d. Selden 4:34 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 3 J1 Outback Tampa, Fla. Iowa 27, Mississippi State 22 Okla. City at San Antonio, 8:30 season. ... Clemson DT Dexter Lawrence, CB Priscilla Hon, 0-6, 6-3, 6-3. Felicio 4:34 0-0 1-2 0-1 0 0 1 J1 Citrus Orlando Kentucky 27, Penn State 24 Detroit at Sacramento, 9 J1 Fiesta Glendale, Ariz. LSU 40, UCF 32 TOTALS 43-93 17-19 10-37 22 18 112 Trayvon Mullen and LB Tre Lamar and Okla- J1 Rose Pasadena, Calif Ohio State 28, Washington 23 AHL FRIDAY’S SCHEDULE Pcts: FG .462, FT .895. 3-pointers: 9-22, .409 homa LT Bobby Evans will forego their senior J1 Sugar New Orleans Texas 28, Georgia 21 Bulls at Golden State, 9:30 (Portis 3-6, LaVine 2-5, Carter Jr. 1-1, Harri- Atlanta at Philadelphia, 6 J7 CFP Final Santa Clara, Calif. Clemson 44, Alabama 16 son 1-1, Selden 1-1, Dunn 1-2, Blakeney 0-1, seasons and enter the NFL draft. ... Kansas WESTERN CONFERENCE Milwaukee at Washington, 6 Hutchison 0-2, Markkanen 0-3). Team rebs: CENTRAL W L OL SOL PT GF GA Brooklyn at Toronto, 6:30 5. Team turnovers: 12 (12 PTS). Blocks: 3 freshman RB Pooka Williams was granted TRANSACTIONS Indiana at New York, 6:30 (Markkanen 3). Turnovers: 12 (LaVine 4, Iowa 20 10 4 3 47 129 107 Cleveland at Houston, 7 Dunn 3, Portis 3, Harrison, Markkanen). diversion in a domestic battery case. Williams has WOLVES 21 12 3 1 46 133 109 Dallas at Minnesota, 7 Steals: 5 (Dunn 2, Harrison, Lopez, Markka- BASEBALL SOCCER G. Rapids 20 12 3 3 46 116 114 Charlotte at Portland, 9 nen). been accused of punching an 18-year-old woman Milwaukee 19 13 5 1 44 101 103 L.A. Lakers at Utah, 9 PORT MN FG-A FT-A REB A PF PTS AMERICAN LEAGUE MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER Texas 19 11 3 2 43 128 106 in the stomach and grabbing her by the throat last Cleveland: Agreed to terms with C Kevin Professional Referee Organization: Rockford 16 15 3 4 39 86 107 CALENDAR Aminu 27:05 2-6 4-4 0-4 1 0 8 Plawecki on a one-year contract. Named Mark Geiger director of senior San Antonio 18 18 1 0 37 98 106 Feb. 17: NBA All-Star Game, Charlotte, Layman 17:00 1-4 0-0 1-2 0 0 2 month. He was suspended by the program Dec. 7. Texas: Agreed to terms with RHP Shelby match officials. Manitoba 14 18 2 0 30 80 108 N.C. Nurkic 20:32 7-11 4-5 0-8 1 4 18 Miller on a one-year contract. FC Dallas: Named Peter Luccin and ... Former Oregon OL Doug Brenner filed a 2 pts for win, 1 pt for OT/shootout loss. Lillard 33:23 4-12 6-6 0-1 10 0 16 NATIONAL LEAGUE Mikey Varas coaches and Marco Fer- McCllm 30:47 10-14 2-2 1-3 4 1 24 Cincinnati: Agreed to terms with RHPs ruzzi director of soccer operations. WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS lawsuit against the university, the NCAA, former Belleville 3, Cleveland 2 NBA G LEAGUE Collins 26:24 6-9 2-2 2-9 4 6 16 Anthony Bass and Odrisamer De- Los Angeles FC: Traded a 2019 first- Curry 23:29 7-11 0-0 0-1 0 4 17 coach Willie Taggart and a former strength coach spaigne, INF Christian Colon and OFs round draft pick and general allocation Toronto 6, Utica 3 Turner 20:49 1-5 0-0 2-6 4 2 2 Jordan Patterson and Mason Williams money to Cincinnati for a 2019 fourth- Binghamton 4, Syracuse 0 Texas 3, Bakersfield 2 EASTERN CONFERENCE Leonard 18:57 4-4 0-0 0-6 1 4 8 for negligence over a strenuous workout in Jan. on minor league contracts. round draft pick and its 2020 allocation CENTRAL W L Pct GB ranking. Grand Rapids 3, Milwaukee 1 Stauskas 15:31 3-4 0-0 0-3 3 0 8 2017 that sent him and two other players to the FOOTBALL Philadelphia: Agreed to terms with D San Antonio 5, Iowa 4 Fort Wayne 12 11 .522 — Simons 3:01 2-3 0-0 0-0 0 0 4 NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE Raymon Gaddis. San Jose 3, Ontario 1 WINDY CITY 13 12 .520 — Trent Jr. 3:01 0-0 1-2 0-0 0 0 1 hospital. San Diego 7, Stockton 4 1 Atlanta: Named Ben Kotwica special NATIONAL PREMIER SOCCER LEAGUE Grand Rapids 9 13 .409 2 ⁄2 TOTALS 47-83 19-21 6-43 28 21 124 1 Pcts: FG .566, FT .905. 3-pointers: 11-26, .423 teams coordinator. New York: Re-signed F/M Darwin Espinal. Canton 8 14 .364 3 ⁄2 NFL: Indianapolis: Placed S Mike Mitchell on SOCCER Wisconsin 4 19 .174 8 (Curry 3-5, Collins 2-3, Stauskas 2-3, McCol- The Browns hired Freddie Kitchens as injured reserve. Signed S Rolan Milligan COLLEGE lum 2-4, Lillard 2-5, Nurkic 0-1, Simons 0-1, WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS from the practice squad and DE Anthony Clemson: Senior DT Dexter Lawrence Aminu 0-2, Layman 0-2). Team rebs: 5. Team their coach, according to reports. Kitchens, 44, Delaware 101, Lakeland 96 Winbush to the practice squad. has declared for the NFL draft. ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE turnovers: 16 (18 PTS). Blocks: 7 (Aminu 3, Iowa 116, Canton 101 Minnesota: Named Kevin Stefanski of- Memphis: Named John Simon recruiting SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE Collins, Leonard, Nurkic, Turner). Turn- served as the team’s interim offensive coor- Wisconsin 106, Northern Arizona 103 fensive coordinator. coordinator, passing game coordinator West Ham vs. Arsenal, 6:30 a.m. overs: 16 (Curry 3, Nurkic 3, Leonard 2, Lil- dinator the final eight games of the season. The Tennessee: Named Frank Piraino and assistant coach of the wide receiv- Leicester vs. Southampton, 9 a.m. THURSDAY’S SCHEDULE lard 2, Simons 2, Aminu, Collins, McCollum, strength and conditioning coach. ers. Burnley vs. Fulham, 9 a.m. Capital City at Greensboro, 6 Turner). Steals: 6 (Collins, Curry, Leonard, Browns went 5-3 during that span. ... The Jets Cardiff vs. Huddersfield, 9 a.m. Long Island at Maine, 6 Lillard, Nurkic, Turner). HOCKEY Oklahoma: Senior LT Bobby Evans has declared for the NFL draft. Crystal Palace vs. Watford, 9 a.m. Northern Arizona at Grand Rapids, 6 hired Adam Gase as their coach, ESPN reported. NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Oklahoma State: Extended the contract Brighton vs. Liverpool, 9 a.m. Santa Cruz at Austin, 7:30 BULLS 29 22 34 27 — 112 Anaheim: Reassigned C Ben Street and D of Mike Gundy football coach through Chelsea vs. Newcastle, 11:30 a.m. Oklahoma City at Salt Lake City, 8 Portland 30 26 39 29 — 124 Gase, 40, was fired by the Dolphins on Dec. 31 Josh Mahura to San Diego (AHL). 2023. Arizona: Recalled F Michael Bunting Tennessee: Named Jim Chaney offen- COLLEGE BASKETBALL after three seasons as their coach. ... The from Tucson (AHL). sive coordinator. AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE Wilmington (Del.): Announced the resig- Buccaneers will name former Jets coach Todd Lehigh Valley: Returned F Michael nation of women’s basketball coach Rob WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS HOW AP MEN’S TOP 25 FARED Bowles their defensive coordinator, according to Huntebrinker to Reading (ECHL). Miller. Promoted assistant coach Jamie MEN Milwaukee: Signed D Vince Pedrie. Hensley to interim head coach. MIDWEST 1. Duke (13-1) did not play. Next: at No. 13 Florida State, Saturday. reports. The Jets fired Bowles at the end of the Kansas St. 71, West Virginia 69 2. Michigan (15-0) did not play. Next: at Illinois, Thursday. Xavier 81, Georgetown 75 3. Tennessee (13-1) did not play. Next: at Florida, Saturday. season. Bowles, 55, played under new Bucs coach GOLF: TEEING OFF EAST 4. Virginia (14-0) beat Boston College 83-56. Next: at Clemson, Saturday. American U. 71, Navy 63 5. Gonzaga (14-2) did not play. Next: vs. Pacific, Thursday. Bruce Arians at Temple and served as defensive Army 86, Boston U. 82 6. Michigan State (14-2) did not play. Next: at Penn State, Sunday. PGA TOUR U.S. OPEN CHAMPIONS (five years): Bucknell 84, Colgate 81 7. Kansas (13-2) beat No. 25 TCU 77-68. Next: at Baylor, Saturday. coordinator under Arians with the Cardinals in Brooks Koepka, Dustin Johnson, Martin 8. Texas Tech (14-1) did not play. Next: at Texas, Saturday. SONY OPEN Cornell 86, Towson 74 Kaymer. 9. Virginia Tech (14-1) beat Georgia Tech 52-49. Next: at No. 4 Virginia, Tuesday. 2013 and 2014. ... Chargers DE Brandon Mebane Site: Honolulu. Dayton 72, George Washington 66 BRITISH OPEN CHAMPIONS (five years): Duquesne 66, Fordham 61 10. Nevada (14-1) vs. San Jose State. Next: at Fresno State, Saturday. Course: Waialae CC. Yardage: 7,044. Par: 11. Auburn (11-3) lost to Mississippi 82-67. Next: vs. Georgia, Saturday. returned to practice and expects to play in 72. Francesco Molinari, Henrik Stenson, Hartford 66, UMBC 64, OT Rory McIlroy. Lafayette 85, Loyola (Md.) 70 12. North Carolina (12-3) did not play. Next: vs. Louisville, Saturday. Purse: $6.5 million. Winner: $1,152,000. Sunday’s AFC divisional-round game against the Justin Lehigh 99, Holy Cross 94, OT 13. Florida State (13-2) beat Miami 68-62. Next: vs. No. 1 Duke, Saturday. TV: Thursday-Saturday, 6-9:30 p.m. (Golf PGA CHAMPIONS (five years): Thomas, Jimmy Walker, Jason Day. New Hampshire 68, Mass.-Lowell 64 14. Mississippi State (12-2) did not play. Next: vs. Mississippi, Saturday. Patriots. Mebane’s 7-week-old daughter died Jan. Channel); Sunday, 5-9 p.m. (Golf Chan- Pittsburgh 89, Louisville 86, OT 15. N.C. State (13-2) did not play. Next: vs. Pittsburgh, Saturday. nel). PLAYERS CHAMPIONSHIP WINNERS Webb Simpson, Si Woo St. Bonaventure 73, Saint Joseph’s 47 16. Ohio State (12-3) lost to Rutgers 64-61. Next: at Iowa, Saturday. Defending champion: Patton Kizzire. (three years): 3 of complications from a congenital heart defect. Kim. Stony Brook 59, Binghamton 46 17. Houston (15-1) lost to Temple 73-69. Next: vs. Wichita State, Saturday. FedEx Cup leader: Xander Schauffele. U.S. AMATEUR CHAMPION AND RUN- Syracuse 61, Clemson 53 18. Kentucky (11-3) did not play. Next: vs. Vanderbilt, Saturday. Mebane missed five of the last seven games, Last week: Xander Schauffele won the Vermont 73, Maine 49 19. Buffalo (14-1) did not play. Next: vs. Miami (Ohio), Saturday. Sentry Tournament of Champions. NER-UP: a-Viktor Hovland, a-Devon Bling. SOUTH 20. Iowa State (12-3) did not play. Next: vs. Kansas State, Saturday. including a wild-card win over the Ravens. ... The Next week: Desert Classic. a-Jovan Abilene Christian 73, McNeese St. 72 21. Marquette (13-3) beat Creighton 106-104, OT. Next: vs. Seton Hall, Saturday. Online: www.pgatour.com BRITISH AMATEUR CHAMPION: NFL dropped its efforts to fight certain dementia Rebula. Davidson 61, George Mason 56 22. Indiana (12-3) did not play. Next: at Maryland, Friday. WEB.COM TOUR ASIA-PACIFIC AMATEUR CHAMPION: a- Georgia 82, Vanderbilt 63 23. Oklahoma (12-3) did not play. Next: vs. No. 25 TCU, Saturday. Jacksonville 90, Kennesaw St. 70 diagnoses in a landmark concussion case after BAHAMAS GREAT EXUMA CLASSIC Takumi Kanaya. 24. St. John’s (14-2) did not play. Next: vs. DePaul, Saturday. Liberty 71, Stetson 53 25. TCU (12-2) lost to No. 7 Kansas 77-68. Next: at No. 23 Oklahoma, Saturday. Site: Great Exumas, Bahamas. LATIN AMERICA AMATEUR CHAMPION: Lipscomb 81, North Florida 66 lawyers for players accused the league of trying Course: Sandals Emerald Bay GC. Yard- To be played Jan. 17-20. Nicholls 78, Stephen F. Austin 73 HOW AP WOMEN’S TOP 25 FARED to delay payments and rewrite the $1 billion age: 7,001. Par: 72. U.S. MID-AMATEUR CHAMPION: a-Kevin Rhode Island 78, Richmond 67 Purse: $600,000. Winner: $108,000. O’Connell. South Florida 66, Tulane 48 1. Notre Dame (14-1) did not play. Next: vs. No. 2 Louisville, Thursday. settlement. TV: Sunday-Tuesday (Jan. 13-15), 1-4 2-5 TOP 12 AND TIES-2018 MASTERS: Rickie Texas A&M-CC 62, Northwestern St. 61 2. Louisville (14-0) did not play. Next: at No. 1 Notre Dame, Thursday. p.m. (Golf Channel); Wednesday (Jan. Fowler, Jon Rahm, Cameron Smith, Marc VCU 69, La Salle 63 3. UConn (13-1) beat Cincinnati 82-38. Next: vs. South Florida, Sunday. 16), 12:3-3:30 (Golf Channel). Leishman, Tony Finau, Charley Hoffman, SOUTHWEST 4. Baylor (12-1) beat Kansas State 65-50. Next: at TCU, Saturday. ALSO: Defending champion: Sungjae Im. Louis Oosthuizen, Justin Rose. Florida 57, Arkansas 51 5. Oregon (13-1) did not play. Next: at Southern Cal, Friday. The Rangers and free-agent RHP Shelby Next week: Bahamas Great Abaco Clas- TOP FOUR AND TIES-2018 U.S. OPEN: New Orleans 78, Lamar 71, OT 6. Stanford (12-1) did not play. Next: at No. 19 Arizona State, Friday. Miller agreed to a one-year, $2 million contract sic. Tommy Fleetwood. Sam Houston St. 78, Cent. Arkansas 69 7. Mississippi State (14-1) did not play. Next: vs. Georgia, Thursday. Online: www.pgatour.com/webcom TOP FOUR AND TIES-2018 BRITISH OPEN: 8. N.C. State (15-0) did not play. Next: vs. Pittsburgh, Thursday. that could be worth up to $5 million with LPGA TOUR Kevin Kisner, Xander Schauffele. WOMEN 9. Maryland (14-1) did not play. Next: vs. Michigan, Saturday. TOP FOUR AND TIES-2018 PGA CHAMPI- MIDWEST 10. Oregon State (12-2) did not play. Next: at UCLA, Friday. bonuses. Miller, 28, was plagued by injuries the Next week: Diamond Resorts Tourna- ONSHIP: Stewart Cink. Akron 72, W. Michigan 59 11. Texas (13-2) beat Oklahoma 73-63. Next: at No. 20 Iowa State, Saturday. ment of Champions. PGA TOUR EVENT WINNERS SINCE 2018 Ball St. 77, Bowling Green 70 12. Syracuse (13-2) did not play. Next: vs. North Carolina, Sunday. last three seasons with the Diamondbacks. ... Online: www.lpgatour.com MASTERS (FULL FEDEX CUP POINTS Buffalo 91, E. Michigan 84 13. Tennessee (12-2) did not play. Next: vs. No. 16 Kentucky, Thursday. AWARDED): Satoshi Kodaira, Andrew Cent. Michigan 88, Ohio 70 14. Gonzaga (15-1) did not play. Next: vs. Portland, Saturday. Top-ranked Simona Halep of Romania fell to PGA TOUR CHAMPIONS Landry, Aaron Wise, Bryson DeCham- Dayton 75, UMass 47 15. Marquette (12-3) did not play. Next: at Villanova, Friday. Ashleigh Barty of Australia 6-4, 6-4 in the second Next week: Mitsubishi Electric Champi- beau, Kevin Na, Michael Kim, Brandt Kent St. 87, N. Illinois 78 16. Kentucky (14-2) did not play. Next: at No. 13 Tennessee, Thursday. onship at Hualalai on Jan. 17-19. Snedeker, Keegan Bradley, Kevin Tway, Miami (Ohio) 65, Toledo 64 17. Iowa (11-3) did not play. Next: at Purdue, Thursday. round of the Sydney International. It was Halep’s Online: www.pgatour.com/champions. Matt Kuchar, Charles Howell III. North Dakota 68, Nebraska-Omaha 57 18. Minnesota (12-3) lost to No. 23 Michigan St. 86-68. Next: vs. No. 17 Iowa, Monday. FIELD FROM THE 2018 TOUR CHAMPI- Oral Roberts 72, Purdue Fort Wayne 61 19. Arizona State (11-3) did not play. Next: vs. No. 6 Stanford, Friday. first match since a lengthy layoff that began in QUALIFIERS FOR ONSHIP: Billy Horschel, Patrick Cantlay, Rutgers 71, Illinois 60 20. Iowa State (13-2) beat TCU 92-54. Next: vs. No. 11 Texas, Saturday. THE 83RD MASTERS Kyle Stanley, Paul Casey, Hideki Matsu- S. Dakota St. 76, Denver 59 October due to a herniated disc in her back. ... EAST 21. South Carolina (10-4) did not play. Next: vs. Florida, Thursday. Players listed only in the first category yama, Gary Woodland, Patton Kizzire. 22. Florida State (14-1) did not play. Next: vs. Clemson, Sunday. TOP 50 FROM FINAL WORLD RANKING IN American U. 58, Navy 45 Defending Ligue 1 champ and current leader for which they are eligible. Boston U. 64, Loyola (Md.) 62 23. Michigan State (12-3) beat No. 18 Minnesota 86-68. Next: at Ohio State, Monday. 2018: Alex Noren, Tyrrell Hatton, Rafa MASTERS CHAMPIONS: Patrick Reed, Bucknell 66, Army 52 24. California (10-3) did not play. Next: at Arizona, Friday. Paris Saint-Germain was eliminated from the Sergio Garcia, Danny Willett, Jordan Spi- Cabrera-Bello, Eddie Pepperell, Ki- Colgate 60, Lafayette 49 25. Indiana (14-1) did not play. Next: at Ohio State, Thursday. eth, Bubba Watson, Adam Scott, Charl radech Aphibarnrat, Matt Fitzpatrick, Davidson 62, Duquesne 47 French League Cup after suffering a 2-1 home Schwartzel, Phil Mickelson, Angel Ca- Ian Poulter, Li Haotong, Thorbjorn Ole- Fordham 60, Richmond 48 Saint Louis 62, Saint Joseph’s 49 SOUTHWEST brera, Trevor Immelman, Zach Johnson, sen, Matt Wallace, Lucas Bjerregaard, George Washington 64, Rhode Island 59 Stony Brook 65, Binghamton 56 Houston 72, SMU 61 loss to last-place Guingamp. PSG had won the last Tiger Woods, Mike Weir, Vijay Singh, Jo- Emiliano Grillo, Branden Grace. Hartford 66, UMBC 52 West Virginia 67, Oklahoma St. 58 Sam Houston St. 66, Cent. Arkansas 62 se Maria Olazabal, Bernhard Langer, TOP 50 FROM WORLD RANKING ON Lehigh 64, Holy Cross 55 SOUTH Stephen F. Austin 70, Nicholls 62 five League Cups. Fred Couples, Ian Woosnam, Sandy Lyle, MARCH 31: TBD. Maine 63, Vermont 51 East Carolina 78, Wichita St. 56 Texas A&M-CC 79, Northwestern St. 55 Lamar 79, New Orleans 57 Texas Tech 69, Kansas 66 Larry Mize. SPECIAL INVITATION: Shigo Imahira. New Hampshire 56, Mass.-Lowell 53 a-amateur Tulsa 46, Memphis 39 — Edited from news services 6 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Thursday, January 10, 2019 D

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BULLS NOTES LaVine attacks rim, searching for more calls By K.C. Johnson Chicago Tribune

PORTLAND, Ore. — Zach LaVine is shooting a career-high 87 percent on a career-high 5.9 free-throw attempts per game. That’s the good news. The bad news is that LaVine believes he should be going to the line even more often. In part by following Jim Boylen’s preferred philosophy to drive the ball instead of settling for jump shots, the 6-foot-5 guard is attacking the rim. A lot. There have been several recent in- stances when LaVine has raised his hands in protest, thinking he drew a foul. In other words, LaVine — and the Bulls — want LaVine’s free-throw attempts to rise. “I think I’ve done a good job of finishing through the contact,” LaVine said. “It gets frustrating, but it’s part of the game. You can’t dwell on it. Get a tech here and there, maybe.” LaVine, who has drawn only two technical fouls this season, chuckled as he offered that last thought. His serious approach is to keep doing what he’s doing. “I think in the first 20 games, I was top 10 in free throws. I haven’t really changed my approach or any moves I’m doing. It’s got to be a respect thing,” LaVine said. “But every game is different. The consistency will come eventually, especially when you get to that level of being known as one of those dudes who gets to the line and gets fouls. I’ll keep doing the same thing.”

Rotation roulette: As the morning shootaround ended, Boylen sat next to Jabari Parker, showing him film clips on a laptop. Could Parker, who hadn’t played in 10 of the Bulls’ previous 11 games before Wednesday’s because of coach’s decision or illness, be getting a reprieve? “Shaq’s still the backup (small forward),” Boylen said, referencing Shaquille Harri- son. Boylen said he merely wanted Parker to watch some clips with him. “We’re adding things,” Boylen said. “We’re refining things as we get to know each other and play together and get healthy people back. I want him to have a feel for what we’re trying to do. He doesn’t get all the practice reps because, obviously, he hasn’t been playing. So we watched a THEARON W. HENDERSON/GETTY couple of his defensive situations and we The Timberwolves were treading water with Tom Thibodeau, an unpopular coach who alienated the business side of the operation. watched 15 offensive clips of the position he would play or the position he was VIEW FROM MINNESOTA playing in that clip. Just try to help him, coach him through.” The defensive-minded Harrison closed Friday’s overtime loss to the Pacers, while Boylen opted for the more offensive- minded Antonio Blakeney in Sunday’s loss Fast Thibodeau firing to the Nets. What drives that decision? “It’s just gut, a feel, a matchup situation, who’s on the floor,” Boylen said. “All those things play into it. I like both those guys, was actually overdue and they both bring different things.” By Chip Scoggins Minneapolis Star Tribune Backcourt’s shot

MINNEAPOLIS — The Timberwolves’ to prove itself decision to fire Tom Thibodeau midseason after two consecutive wins came as a Bulls, from Page 1 shock to many inside and outside the organization. Yes, indeed, the timing of his “If we keep working,” LaVine said, dismissal Sunday was surprising. before making an important addition. “But What took them so long? you’re not going to be mentioned as one of Thibodeau’s ouster was inevitable after the best backcourts unless you start getting his bungled handling of the Jimmy Butler some wins.” fiasco. Team executives already knew they The Bulls have now lost five straight, had a “Thibs problem” going back to last and the remainder of the trip doesn’t get season, when the T’wolves finally ended a any easier. lengthy playoff drought and yet everyone This game turned late in the third seemed miserable and Thibodeau’s quarter. Down just five, Bobby Portis popularity with fans couldn’t have committed a turnover and the Bulls let plummeted any lower. Zach Collins grab two offensive rebounds Or so we thought. that led to Collins’ basket and a Seth Curry Then Thibodeau allowed Butler 3-pointer. to make a mockery of him and the HANNAH FOSLIEN/GETTY Collins (16 points) and Curry (17) led a organization during training camp as he spirited bench effort that outscored the pretended his house wasn’t ablaze. Bulls’ second unit 56-41. Thibodeau looked out the window and Thibodeau felt he needed Butler to win big. Coaches McCollum finished with 24 points, said, Ah, what a lovely day it is. tend to operate with short-term blinders. They live in while Lillard added 16 points and 10 assists. Thibodeau was done at that point. Wendell Carter Jr’.s 22 points led the Owner Glen Taylor, who also owns the self-preservation mode. Thibodeau either misread or Bulls, while LaVine scored 18 on 6-for-19 Star Tribune, had every justification to fire shooting and Dunn added 15 points and him then and there for allowing Butler to ignored Butler’s frustration level, which allowed the seven assists. turn the entire organization upside down LaVine’s career-high 23.6 points per and create a circus. situation to snowball into a disaster. game ranked 15th in the NBA entering Taylor had a lot of money tied up in Wednesday. Since Dunn returned to the Thibodeau (about $24 million left on his starting lineup after missing 24 games contract at the time), so he waited and from a crisis of confidence that wasn’t going A general manager or basketball because of a sprained left MCL, he has hoped things would improve once they to be reversed. president must take a longer view averaged 15.5 points, 7.4 assists and 5.1 removed their wart, Butler. Taylor’s mistake was not hiring and formulate plans that protect the rebounds in 12 games. Here’s the problem with that logic: Thibodeau to be his coach. He erred in organization’s best interests. A coach Lillard entered Wednesday night ranked The Thibs problem was never going to also giving him full authority as president should have input, but everybody needs a 10th in the league with 26.2 points per improve, barring a miraculous postseason of basketball operations. boss at some point. game, while McCollum checked in at 20.8. run. And that wasn’t realistic with Taylor likely could not have landed Thibodeau’s ouster means the T’wolves Only the Warriors’ backcourt averages Thibodeau’s mishandling of the roster and Thibodeau without granting him control face yet another organizational reboot. more, with Curry and Thompson combin- playing time and a lack of collective of personnel, but the owner learned an Taylor must hire the right coach and ing for 50.5 points per game. progress. expensive lesson: One person should not general manager to establish organizational “They’re professional scorers. You’ve The T’wolves are merely treading be entrusted with both of those jobs. It’s stability. Scott Layden will remain in his just got to make it tough on them water with this roster, not marching an outdated model that poses too many GM post for now, but he was so closely defensively,” LaVine said of Lillard and toward anything significant. Treading challenges and competing interests. aligned with Thibodeau that a thorough McCollum. “You’ve got to be up on every water with an unpopular coach who Ultimately, Thibodeau failed at both housecleaning is necessary. shot. The last time we were here, CJ had 50.” also has alienated the business side of the jobs, but he did more damage as personnel Taylor would love to give the coaching Indeed, McCollum scored 50 points in operation with his tunnel-vision focus and czar because roster construction is job to Ryan Saunders if this audition goes the Trail Blazers’ 124-108 victory over the gruff demeanor. paramount. And the T’wolves desperately well. That move would be embraced by Bulls on Jan. 31, 2018. The crafty guard Thibodeau’s firing stemmed from needed a more detached approach to the fans who hold the Saunders family and scored a franchise-record 28 points in the both basketball and business factors, not Butler ordeal — someone who didn’t view memories of Flip in highest regard. first quarter alone. necessarily one thing but an accumulation the situation through the same lens as a Thibodeau’s tenure will be On Wednesday, Dunn guarded Lillard. of issues. It’s not a coincidence that his coach. remembered for being complicated. The LaVine defended McCollum. Defensively firing came a few weeks before season Thibodeau felt he needed Butler to win negatives outweighed the positives. His is where LaVine needs to show the most ticket renewals are issued. big. Coaches tend to operate with short- style and personality were a bad fit, and growth. Thibodeau’s personality and decision term blinders. They live in self-preservation allowing him to hold dual jobs gave him High-profile matchups are the ultimate making caused irreparable damage in mode. Thibodeau either misread or too much authority. motivator and reminder. public relations. Attendance sank lower ignored Butler’s frustration level, which The timing might have felt weird, but and lower, and fans continued to boo him allowed the situation to snowball into a his firing was inevitable. Two wins did [email protected] during introductions. Thibodeau suffered disaster. nothing to alter big-picture concerns. Twitter @kcjhoop Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Thursday, January 10, 2019 7 eNEWSPAPER BONUS COVERAGE Team USA error leads to prep star losing eligibility By Samantha Pell The Washington Post

Maori Davenport still spends all of her time in the gym. When she’s not in class at Charles Henderson High School in Troy, Alabama, or answering questions of probing adults at the grocery store, the U-18 Team USA gold medalist is on the court, trying to stay motivated, optimistic for a resolution that may never come. Since late November, Daven- port, a high school basketball star, has been sidelined for her senior season due to a disputed eligibility ruling stemming from a mistaken payment by USA Basketball. The Rutgers commit says she remains hopeful she can play with her high school teammates one last time. But despite national outrage from influential figures through- out the sport, the Alabama High School Athletic Association, the organization responsible for rul- ing on Davenport’s eligibility, is holding firm that she won’t. The AHSAA doubled down on its decision Monday, reiterating that based on AHSAA bylaws and rules, there can be no further action taken by the state associ- ation. “I don’t understand why it is so hard to change it,” Davenport said Monday night. “I feel like it is an easy fix. To be honest, I don’t care whose fault it is. I just want to play again.” Davenport was ruled ineligible for receiving and cashing a $857.20 check from USA Basket- ball for “lost wages” in the sum- mer while helping lead Team USA to a goal medal in the FIBA Americas U-18 Championship in Mexico City. Davenport and her family were unaware that by cashing the check — which USA Basketball offers to all of its players as a stipend for lost wages and to recover costs associated with competing on the team — she violated AHSAA bylaws and rules, until three months later, when USA Basketball contacted her. The organization stated that it made a “clerical error” by not confirming whether the AHSAA allowed such payments before sending the check, as it usually does with state associations to avoid creating any eligibility is- sues for athletes. The payments are permitted by the NCAA and some state athletic organizations. When informed of the error, Davenport’s mother, Tara Daven- port, immediately wrote a check to USA Basketball to repay the money, in addition to paying an extra $40 to send the check back in 72 hours. Tara said she did not question the check initially, be- cause it was from USA Basketball. In her eyes, the national organiza- tion was — and still is — trustwor- thy and reliable. Tara then contacted AHSAA to self-report the check and inform them she had sent it back. Howev- er, the AHSAA ruled Davenport ineligible, sparking an appeal process and, last week, a public outcry following a widely shared article on espnW. ESPN college basketball ana- lyst Jay Bilas was one of the first to rip AHSAA’s ruling, in multiple tweets that included: “Ridiculous. And, we ‘adults’ fall all over HAL YEAGER/AP ourselves saying we’re in it for the Rutgers commit Maori Davenport defends during a high school game in Alabama. Because of a Team USA error, Davenport can’t play this season. players, and we yak incessantly about ‘athlete welfare.’ Madden- of one high school season for the Tara Davenport, Maori’s mother. USA. I thought simply because family would be returning the ing. Some common sense might sport in which he/she has become “That is my whole point. Why is the check was coming from USA, check, and was told that there help.” professional.” she being punished? And they we were good, and that was it.” would be “no repercussions.” Additionally, the WNBA, Spal- The statement details Daven- aren’t answering that. ... I can’t Charles Henderson principal An official from the National ding and several current and past port was originally ruled ineligi- wrap my mind around it. The Brock Kelley has been critical of Federation of State High School WNBA and NBA players have ble by Steve Savarese, AHSAA check was sent to her. the AHSAA’s approach. Associations, of which AHSAA is spoken out against AHSAA. Executive Director, in late No- “I cannot understand for the “My school has respectfully a member, stated they have no “I don’t think this is a real vember, based on the language of world why they are holding onto proceeded through the steps of control over the rules interpreta- difficult situation,” said WNBA the Amateur Rule. Following Sa- this rule that really doesn’t match the appeal process, but we have tions made by each state associ- Dallas Wings Coach Brian Agler, varese’s ruling, her high school the situation.” been met with a ‘rules are rules ation and therefore is unable to who has seen many of his players appealed to both appellate levels The AHSAA statement points mind-set’ throughout,” Kelley influence or change any rulings. represent Team USA on the wom- for the AHSAA, where the deci- blame to multiple parties in- wrote in a statement on Tuesday. Davenport, who is left waiting en’s national team. “I’m just puz- sion to make Davenport ineligible volved, including USA Basketball, “I understand rules and believe in to see if the AHSAA changes its zled by the regality of the Alabama was upheld twice by unanimous Charles Henderson Coach Dy- the fundamental aspects of rules. mind on the ruling, said she holds High School State Association. ... vote. neshia Jones and Tara, claiming However, in this case, this is no animosity toward USA Basket- It’s one adult group denying her “I just think they are trying to that because is a certified AHSAA beyond the basketball court, be- ball — which is trying to get the eligibility while another adult punish me because they can’t coach, she is “required to uphold yond the rule book, and beyond Davenport into the McDonald’s group also made an error.” punish Team USA,” Maori said of current AHSAA bylaws and this basketball season. This case is All-American game. The public outcry led Johnny AHSAA. rules.” about character. It’s about integri- Instead, she said, she is choos- Hardin, president of the central Craig Miller, USA Basketball’s Tara, a fifth-grade teacher who ty. It’s about doing the right thing ing to use her situation as a board of control of the AHSAA, to chief communication officer, said has been in the school system for and correcting a mistake when (it motivator. release a detailed statement Mon- the organization holds itself ac- 16 years, rebutted the statement, is) realized.” “That’s all I do nowadays,” day defending the association for countable for its mistake and has saying she primarily coaches mid- Davenport was not the only Davenport said. “I’m just in the its ruling, which stands by its supported Davenport’s appeal, dle school basketball and has only player from the U-18 team to gym. ... I really, really do want to claim that Davenport violated the hoping that she can return to the assisted at the varsity level. receive a check from USA Basket- play again, but if I can’t play again Amateur Rule: court. The AHSAA statement “We have always been super ball under the same circum- I would like for the Alabama High “A student cannot accept pay- claims the mistake from USA careful and for this to happen, it is stances. When Anaya Peoples, a School Athletic Association to ment for loss of time or wages Basketball was “a complete lack of mind-blowing,” she said. “But, I Notre Dame commit out of Illi- make sure that no other high while participating in athletics as administrative oversight on the think about what I could have nois, was notified of the mistake, school student goes through this, part of expenses. ... A student who part of USA Basketball.” done differently and I don’t think her high school athletic director no other student-athlete in Ala- has lost his/her amateur standing “The point of it is, to me, Maori I would have done anything dif- contacted the state athletic associ- bama goes through this. I want to may be reinstated after the lapse did not do anything wrong,” said ferently, because it came from ation to let them know Peoples’ be the last one.” 8 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Thursday, January 10, 2019 eNEWSPAPER BONUS COVERAGE Tour education includes tough round with Woods By Doug Ferguson Associated Press

HONOLULU — Patton Kizzire took longer than expected to reach the PGA Tour, but he figures every step was a learning experi- ence. That includes his first vic- tory, which came at Mayakoba, his six-hole playoff win at the Sony Open last year and even one of the more embarrassing moments last year. He played with Tiger Woods for the first time. Kizzire was so nervous on the opening tee shot at the Honda Classic that he hooked it into a palmetto bush and had to go back to the tee. He had rounds of 74-78 to miss the cut. “Right there at the top,” he said Tuesday. “At the time, I don’t realize how good it is for me, but things that get me so excited I can hardly even perform and what makes me better. That was one of them. As painful as they are, those help.” He had been a fan of Woods for as long as he could remember, and appreciated that he was the big- gest star in golf by some margin. Watching on TV was one thing. Being announced to him on the tee was different. “I’ll feel more comfortable next time I play with him,” Kizzire said. “I had a funny Instagram post after I played with him. It was like a first date with Tiger. I was pretty nervous, but soon I’ll be farting in front of him.” Kapalua changes The Plantation course at Ka- palua might look the same when Xander Schauffele returns next year to defend his title. But it probably won’t play the same. Kapalua is shutting down the course next month for Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw to begin a restoration project that will in- clude a new surface, new greens, bunkers, pretty much everything from tee-to-green. “Every single item on the golf course will be touched,” said Alex Nakajima, general manager for golf and tennis at Kapalua. Coore was delighted to hear the grass Kapalua chose is “Celebra- tion Bermuda,” which he said was key to making the Plantation KEVIN C. COX/GETTY course play how it’s intended — Patton Kizzire on his first round playing with Tiger Woods: “It was like a first date. I was pretty nervous, but soon I’ll be farting in front of him.” fast. The last several years, the course has played soft. Previously, one time overseas except for PGA the 4-iron Gary Woodland hit into Tour-sanctioned events. The ex- the 18th green would not have ception was the French Open last stopped rolling until it was on the summer at Le Golf National, site of green. Coore recalls telling one the Ryder Cup in the fall. resort guest years ago to hit a club “I didn’t get a dime to go to he normally hits 150 yards to the France last year,” Thomas said. “It seventh green, even though he worked in the schedule because I had 250 yards. It rolled to the didn’t want to take three weeks green. off. And it would have been a big Mark Rolfing, a TV golf analyst deal to win a European Tour who has lived at Kapalua from the event, something I haven’t done. I start, summed it up best. knew it was going to be a good “For the average player, the field. World ranking points, there course has become much harder,” would be a fair amount. And it was he said. an opportunity to go to France and “For the best players in the check out the golf course.” world, the course has become Thomas said he has received much easier.” plenty of offers to go elsewhere. Work is expected to be finished He just hasn’t found the money to about two months before the fit with his goals. Tournament of Champions starts. “It’s nice to get a good check,” he said. “But I don’t go to tournaments to get a check. The World ranking most important thing for me is to Under the revamped scoring make sure I’m ready and fresh to system at the Tour Championship win tournaments.” this year, the top player in the KEVIN C. COX/GETTY FedEx Cup starts the tournament Xander Schauffele and caddie Austin Kaiser pose with the trophy and 18th hole flag following Schauffele’s at 10-under par, with the second victory last weekend at the winners-only Tournament of Champions in Kapalua, Hawaii. Divots player at 8 under and on down Rod Spittle and college golf until the last five players in the new rule that got plenty of chatter shoulder height instead of drop- Amazingly, no one pulled a coach Herb Page have been se- 30-man field starts at even. in the first tournament of the year ping it over the back.” hamstring. lected for induction into the Cana- So the winner of the Tour was the knee-length drop. Equally amazing is why the dian Hall of Fame. The Web.com Championship — and the FedEx “A bit absurd,” Bryson players were given rides up the Tour added another event to its Cup — might not have the best DeChambeau said. Uphill walk hill in the first place. It was in schedule with the Dormie Net- score that week. The question is how much For the first time since 1999 at 2000, and described by one PGA work Classic, to be held April One problem is what to do attention it gets in a month. Kapalua, players had to walk the Tour executive as a “pace of play” 25-28 at Briggs Ranch Golf Club in about world ranking points be- The reason for the change from steep hill to the fourth fairway at issue (with a 30-man field), and San Antonio. The PGA Tour has cause of the staggered start. shoulder length was to get the ball the Sentry Tournament of Cham- the same year the PGA Tour was expanded its agreement with PGA Tour Commissioner Jay in play. The original proposal was pions. Previously, they were given fighting a federal lawsuit by Casey Twitter to distribute 140 hours of Monahan says he can imagine the to drop it an inch above the rides in carts to the crest of the hill. Martin by saying that walking was live competition from “PGA Tour Tour Championship getting rank- ground, which was changed to Why the change? an integral aspect of golf. Live.” The agreement allows the ing points. “If I imagine it in eliminate any questions whether For starters, it has to do with a first 60 to 90 minutes from general, I think it will,” he said. the ball was dropped or placed. tour policy of only one person in a morning hours of all four rounds The tour already has presented Some rules experts felt it was cart for insurance reasons. That’s Justin stays put on PGA Tour Live. a proposal to the Official World important to retain a randomness why the tour has four- and six-seat Dustin Johnson and Brooks Golf Ranking board, and a deci- of the drop. carts handy whenever there is a Koepka are among those playing sion could come as early as April. The trouble at Kapalua was playoff. Mostly, however, it was in Abu Dhabi next week, just like Stat of the week One scenario that makes the how it looked, with players at because there were not enough Rickie Fowler, Phil Mickelson and Seven of the top 10 players in most sense is to keep score where times looking like ballerinas trying carts to go around. Tiger Woods have in previous the world ranking are in their 20s. everyone starts even, like a regular to make sure the drop was level to Most of the carts were used for years. It’s a strong field, with tournament, and award points their knees. the long shuttle between the ninth appearance money as the main accordingly. “I think the optics will become green and the 10th tee, not so attraction. That’s the reward for Final word more comfortable over time,” said much for players and caddies but great golf. “It does reflect on my career Thomas Pagel, senior managing the players’ friends and relatives It’s just not appealing yet to how this goes.” — Padraig Har- The drop director of governance for the who wanted rides, along with the Justin Thomas. rington, a three-time major cham- More than leaving the flagstick USGA. “Think about what it was walking scorer, standard-bearer Since cracking the top 10 in the pion on being chosen Ryder Cup in for putts on the green, the one like at first when we went to and other support staff. world, Thomas has played only captain for Europe. Thursday, January 10, 2019 | Section 4 AE+ ARTS+ENTERTAINMENT

FRANK FRANKLIN II/AP “Surviving R. Kelly” delved into the R&B singer’s multiple allegations of sexual abuse. R. Kelly docuseries viewers top 2M Women’s nonprofit reports 198 donations coincided with airing By Tracy Swartz Chicago Tribune

About 2 million people tuned in to watch the pre- mieres of each of the six epi- sodes of the new docuseries that explores the abuse allega- Rami Malek stars as tions against Chicago R&B Freddie Mercury in superstar R. Kelly, according to “Bohemian Rhapsody.” Nielsen numbers released ALEX BAILEY/TWENTIETH Tuesday. CENTURY FOX “Surviving R. Kelly” — which initially aired in two- hour blocks on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights and re-aired later — was a ratings boon for the Lifetime network. Network representa- tives touted the show as Life- time’s “strongest non-fiction series in seven years.” The series became more popular as it aired. There were about 1.8 million viewers for Thursday’s premiere and 2.3 million viewers for Saturday’s Playing finale. The TV show delved into Kelly’s childhood on the South Side; his musical career, which includes hits “I Believe I Can Fly” and “Ignition (Remix)”; his acquittal on child pornography charges in a 2008 Cook County trial; and his troubled relationships with African-American women. Multiple women claimed on with facts the series that Kelly physically, sexually and mentally abused them. He is also accused of running a so-called “sex cult.” Should biopics like ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ and ‘Green Book’ be accurate? Kelly, who was born Robert Kelly and turned 52 years old What kind of accuracy do you expect For me, good biopics are shaped around on Tuesday, has denied the from movies based on real people or real facts rather than fudges. As a journalist, that’s abuse and cult allegations and events? something I think about all the time when I did not participate in the se- Maybe a better question might be: approach my own work: That it’s not only ries. There are reports that the What kind of accuracy do you want? And possible but vital to tell true stories in interest- series sparked renewed inter- are you willing to swallow a few false- ing and compelling ways, inconvenient details est in Kelly’s music, but chat- hoods in the name of good entertainment? Nina Metz and all. ter on social media about the Unlike documentaries, narrative fea- Chicago Close-up The rules are aren’t the same when it comes series also called attention to tures based on true-life stories tend to to telling a cohesive story on screen, requiring groups that seek to end vi- occupy this nebulous middle ground between fiction and different skills and nuanced decisions. Film is — and should olence against women. nonfiction, where facts and timelines become collapsed or be — an artistic expression. I want filmmakers to have the Scheherazade Tillet, co- murky. Side characters or entire moments are created out of founder and executive director whole cloth for the sake of story expediency. Turn to Metz, Page 3 of A Long Walk Home, said

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COMMENTARY Will ‘Green Book’ hold up under increased scrutiny? By Ann Hornaday saviors and “magical Negroes.” The Washington Post The question, as Sunday night turned to Monday morning, LOS ANGELES — When when balloting opened for the “Green Book” won three Golden Academy Awards, was whether Globes on Sunday, a number of those disputes with the film narratives began to take shape: would scuttle its Oscar chances. The awards — for best comedy But, as with most narratives, or musical, best screenplay and the conventional wisdom bears Mahershala Ali’s supporting some closer scrutiny. performance — were among the For starters: Was “Green biggest surprises of the night, Book” really that much of a upsetting such supposed front- surprise? On paper, it’s a surefire runners as the multi-nominated Oscar contender. It took the “Vice” or “Mary Poppins Re- audience award at the Toronto turns.” International Film Festival in What’s more, “Green Book” September, which often augurs arrived at the ceremony dogged well for awards season down the by on-screen and off-screen road. It has earned similar honors controversies, including criti- at nearly every festival it’s played, cism from the family of Ali’s including Middleburg, Virginia, character, the pianist Don where two sold-out crowds gave Shirley, as well as accusations it wildly enthusiastic standing that the film is “divisive,” perpet- UNIVERSAL PICTURES uating racist stereotypes of white Turn to Scrutiny, Page 3 Viggo Mortensen and Mahershala Ali in “Green Book,” a movie some say is perpetuating racist stereotypes. 2 Chicago Tribune | Arts+Entertainment | Section 4 | Thursday, January 10, 2019

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JORDAN STRAUSS/INVISION Cardi B leads iHeartRa- dio Awards: Cardi B has Young dad seeks more time with folks 13 reasons to celebrate: That’s the number of Dear Amy: My sister and I sitting down with a cock- Your brother is termi- nominations she has at the both have young children tail or coffee, enjoying the nally ill. Although he dis- 2019 iHeartRadio Music (I have three kids, age 7 kids while someone else closed this more recently, Awards. IHeartMedia and younger, she has two takes primary care of them. it’s possible that he sus- announced Wednesday under age 4). pected or knew about his that the rapper is compet- My sister relies heavily Dear Amy: Our father illness when your father ing for honors such as song on my mom for child care died last year. The young- died. This would have of the year for “Girls Like throughout various times est of four siblings became created some very compli- You” with Maroon 5 and of the year. As such, my the estate’s executor. cated emotions, confusion for female artist of the year. parents spend 90 percent On the day of the inter- and perhaps time pressure. Drake follows Cardi B with more time with her kids ment, “Bart,” our older It is also possible that his eight nominations. The than with ours. brother, asked how soon he illness has distorted his awards air live March 14. My wife and I would would receive his share of emotions and reactions. It like our kids to get more the estate. I was shocked. I would be generous of you Hart confirms he won’t quality time with their explained the process, and your other siblings to host Oscars: Kevin Hart grandparents (and we which takes time. Bart offer your brother every says he won’t be hosting could also use the extra made the same inquiry possible benefit of the the Academy Awards. support). How do we find over several months. We doubt. I think you would “No,” was his response more balance, while re- suggested he hire a lawyer all feel better if you did. when asked Wednesday on specting the needs of my to explain the process if he Yes, keep in touch with MATT SAYLES/AP 2011 ABC’s “Good Morning sister and without burning did not believe what we his children. After your Comic book genius Stan Lee, who died in November, America.” The motion out my parents? Thank you were doing/saying, which brother’s death, let them will be publicly memorialized at an event Jan. 30. picture academy has not for your insights. unfortunately delayed know that, “For a bunch of named a replacement host — Brother/Dad things further. complicated reasons, your since Hart backed away Although we all re- dad didn’t want us to see Star-studded Stan Lee days after being named Dear Brother/Dad: It ceived a partial distribu- you, and we have missed host last month when sounds as if you are less tion, Bart told a sibling that you very much.” some anti-gay tweets he interested in balance and we would no longer have memorial planned had made a decade ago more interested in how to access to our teenage niece Dear Amy: Responding to Stan Lee’s devoted fans will have a chance to mourn resurfaced. He told “GMA” get your mother to do and nephew until Bart had “Unmerry Christmas,” the him alongside his friends, family and co-creators at a he’s not giving any more more for you, specifically. received all of his money. grandparents who basi- memorial in Hollywood on Jan. 30, organizers an- explanations. Your mother provides We are almost at the end cally “crashed” the other nounced Wednesday. child care for two young of the process. Unfortu- in-laws’ Christmas brunch, Lee’s company POW! Entertainment announced McGowan to plead no children. You would like to nately, during that time, we have learned that we that it will honor the Marvel Comics mogul outside contest: A lawyer for add on some child care for Bart became terminally ill. need to be very flexible the TCL Chinese Theatre, where Lee’s hand and foot Rose McGowan says the your three young children. Given the timing, his over the holidays. If par- prints are in concrete. actress will plead no con- That’s a lot of child care. spouse may be the person ents and grandparents can The memorial’s organizers include filmmaker and test to a reduced drug Hasn’t your mother al- receiving his inheritance. just let go of jealousies and Lee superfan Kevin Smith, who will moderate a dis- charge in Virginia and ready raised children? The executor and estate enjoy the time they have, cussion of Lee’s life and work that is set to include avoid jail time. The com- Does she want to do this? lawyer have done every- these times can hold such actors Mark Hamill and Vincent D’Onofrio. monwealth agreed to re- You don’t note the cir- thing possible to accom- very special memories. Smith, in a statement, called Lee “the literary titan duce the felony cocaine cumstances behind these modate his expectations. My husband and I de- of comic books” and “our modern-day Mark Twain.” possession charge to mis- needs. Is your sister a sin- Meanwhile we have had cided as our children The evening will include speakers, musical per- demeanor possession of a gle mom? Is your mother no contact with our niece started to marry and start formances, an art exhibit, and costumes and props controlled substance. providing full-time care, or or nephew. We have sent their own families that we from Lee’s creations and Marvel-movie cameos. Charging documents say is she stepping in on Sat- cards and gifts, and heard would always try to be part “Stan was a unique and unforgettable human be- cocaine was found in a urdays? And what are your nothing back. Our hope is of the solution instead of ing,” Gill Champion, Lee’s founding partner at POW!, wallet McGowan left on a true needs (versus those that someday, maybe even part of the problem. said in a statement. “He loved coming to work and plane last year. McGowan fueled by sibling rivalry)? at “Bart’s” funeral, we will — Happy Together creating new ideas and stories and in spite of his ge- will enter the plea Jan. 15, If you want your folks to reunite with them. If this nius he was a relatable and kind man.” the day her trial was to spend more quality time happens, how should we Dear Happy: … And I A private memorial is planned inside the venue begin. with your kids, invite them respond if they ask why assume your children are immediately after. to spend time with your we’ve been distant? grateful. Well done. Lee, whose co-creations include Spider-Man, the Jan. 10 birthdays: Singer family — not only to baby- — Perplexed Siblings Incredible Hulk and Black Panther, died Nov. 12 at age Rod Stewart is 74. Singer sit, but to do things with all Copyright 2019 by Amy 95. He was laid to rest the same week in a small, pri- Pat Benatar is 66. Singer of you. “Quality time” is Dear Perplexed: I’m Dickinson vate funeral. Shawn Colvin is 63. Actor playing games together, going to offer you some Evan Handler is 58. Actress going to plays, movies and honest feedback about the Distributed by Tribune — Associated Press Trini Alvarado is 52. concerts, and occasionally situation you describe. Content Agency Coon returns to Steppenwolf as an ensemble member By Chris Jones Chicago Tribune

Actress Carrie Coon is joining the Steppenwolf Theatre ensemble, the sto- ried Chicago theater an- nounced Wednesday. “I’m thrilled,” said the 37-year-old star of “The Leftovers” on HBO, “Fargo” on FX and a 2012 Tony Award nominee for her work on Broadway in “Who’s Afraid of Virginia TRIBUNE PHOTO Woolf?” “This is the aspira- ERIN HOOLEY/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Chance the Rapper and Renee Fleming’s Creative Minds discussion at the Lyric Opera tion of every young actor Actress Carrie Coon says she is ready to return to theater. House has been canceled. when they come to town.” Steppenwolf has no for- Anna D. Shapiro. moved out of Chicago,” she mal process for adding en- “I am ready to get back to said. semble members and does the theater. ‘Who’s Afraid of Coon can currently be No ‘Creative Minds’ talk so at irregular intervals. Virginia Woolf?’ changed seen in USA Network’s Coon, who is married to the everything for me. So I very “The Sinner” and the Hol- actor, writer and Steppen- much want to give back to lywood thriller “Widows.” with Chance, Fleming wolf ensemble member the company that made that Tracy Letts, told the Tribune happen,” Coon said. Chris Jones is a Tribune she has been discussing Coon and Letts live in critic. Rapper ‘no longer commented on the cancel- up by national media out- future projects with Step- Bucktown with their child. lation. lets but had already rever- penwolf artistic director “People always think we’ve [email protected] able to attend’ The news comes days berated through Chicago’s charity event after the rapper was criti- own music and creative cized for comments he communities. Within By Jessi Roti made that were featured in hours, a wave of allega- Chicago Tribune Lifetime’s six-part docu- tions implicating many mentary series “Surviving artists and creatives in the A conversation between R. Kelly.” Survivor testi- rapper’s circle, including artists Chance the Rapper monies explored the nu- Towkio, Open Mic co-host and Renee Fleming has merous accusations of Malcolm London and been canceled by event sexual abuse that have those associated with CHICAGOLAND producer Creative Minds long plagued Kelly, an noted organization Young Talks after the rapper said R&B singer and Chicago Chicago Authors, began he was “unable to attend” native. In the final two circulating within Chi- the talk scheduled for installments of producer cago’s Twitter community Saturday night at the Lyric Dream Hampton’s Jan. 3-5 — inspiring the hashtag THEATRE Opera House. series, a portion of an #SurvivingLoudly —and At 11 a.m. Wednesday, interview Chance did with many fans calledfor Creative Minds Talks culture critic and “Surviv- Chance to respond. released the following ing” contributor Jamilah The Creative Minds’ statement via email: “Cre- Lemieux for lifestyle plat- talk — aptly titled “The Art DIRECTORY ative Minds Talks has form Cassius was included of Storytelling” — was to regretfully made the deci- — in which he admits highlight the pair’s activ- sion to cancel the Jan. 12 working on 2015’s “Some- ism and philanthropic conversation between where in Paradise” with work, as well as their mu- Chance the Rapper and Kelly “was a mistake.” sical contributions. When Renee Fleming as Chance “We’re programmed to first announced in Decem- the Rapper is no longer really be hypersensitive to ber, the Tribune also re- able to attend. Creative black male oppression,” he ported that the “January Chicago Shakespeare Theater on Navy Pier Minds Talks is eager to adds in the documentary’s talk will see $50,000 given Enjoy the A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM Enjoy the continue bringing unique clip. “But black women to Chance’s SocialWorks, a Theater Tonight TODAY 7:30, FRI 7:30, SAT3&8,SUN2 Theater Tonight and educational conversa- are, you know, exponen- foundation aimed at devel- 312.595.5600 • www.chicagoshakes.com tions to the Chicagoland tially higher oppressed oping local youth.” area and is grateful for the and violated group of The Tribune has community’s continued people just in comparison reached out to representa- support. Refunds will be to the whole world. Maybe tives for Chance the Rap- made automatically to I didn’t care because I per and Renee Fleming for CHICAGOLAND patron credit cards.” didn’t value the accusers’ comment. Neither Fleming nor stories because they were THEATRE DIRECTORY Chance, born Chancelor black women.” [email protected] Bennett, have publicly The quote was picked Twitter @jessitaylorro Chicago Tribune | Arts+Entertainment | Section 4 | Thursday, January 10, 2019 3

bility to stay as close as my own argument. 1965’s possible to the spirit of the “The Sound of Music” Metz truth in a way that doesn’t contains elements large Continued from Page 1 alter the way a person lived and small that don’t sync or their legacy or their up with the real von Trapp space to be creative and values and ideals in order family story, including stray from the record to to manufacture some cre- fundamental personality underscore certain ideas or ative moment. That’s changes to the two leads. themes. where I think ‘Bohemian And yet the movie works. I I just don’t want to feel Rhapsody’ and ‘Green wasn’t sure to how recon- lied to by a movie. Book’ made grave missteps cile this until Fallon Golden Globe winners that are contributing to this pointed out something. “Bohemian Rhapsody” and backlash. “‘The Sound of Music’ is “Green Book” have both “One interesting thing a musical fantasy, above all been criticized for this and about both of these mov- else, let alone a truthful I think with good reason. ies,” he added, “is the liber- depiction of people and I won’t list all the dis- ties that were taken in events,” he said. “It doesn’t crepancies here; you can order to make the movies purport to be a film of find numerous stories more watered-down and record.” online that go into detail. more broadly mass-appeal- That’s a distinction But let’s talk about key ing. So now we’re seeing a worth pondering. elements from each film huge dissonance between Because “Bohemian that depart from reality. In the people who are upset Rhapsody” and “Green the case of “Bohemian about the facts being inac- Book” do purport to be Rhapsody,” which is about curate and arguing that films of record “to the the band Queen and its these movies suffer be- point where ‘Bohemian charismatic frontman UNIVERSAL PICTURES cause of that, and audienc- Rhapsody’ meticulously Freddie Mercury (Rami Viggo Mortensen, left, and Mahershala Ali in a scene from “Green Book.” es who simply had a great re-creates that Live Aid Malek), one aspect is the time watching these mov- sequence, shot-for-shot,” timing of Mercury’s HIV Dr. Don Shirley (Ma- have called the movie’s Shirley’s life, I was like, this ies and don’t understand Fallon said, “which is tele- diagnosis. hershala Ali) and the white portrayal a “symphony of can’t be — it didn’t seem why anyone is in a huff graphing to audiences that Writing about movies meathead of a driver Tony lies.” (They were not con- plausible that this was all about it: ‘I enjoyed the it is realistic, that it is based for a living means thinking Lip (Viggo Mortensen) sulted with for the film.) there was to him. So that’s movie, I don’t care about on fact — that what you’re about what kinds of stories that he hires as both chauf- Here’s one criticism that when I’m like, where was these details. Stop being a watching actually hap- they tell, so I rang up some feur and bodyguard for a stands out: Whatever im- the research? Who did you hater, everyone had a good pened. of my colleagues to get concert tour across the pression Tony Lip or his talk to? time, why are you trying to “And ‘Green Book’ ends their take. South in the early 1960s. son may have had about “And if you read inter- ruin things?’” with one of those title Here’s Kevin Fallon, the Over the course of their the men’s dynamic, Don views with Peter Farrelly Another film getting cards bringing you up to senior entertainment re- two months on the road Shirley himself did not or Nick Vallelonga, they say notice this awards season is speed on each of the char- porter for The Daily Beast: together, the brilliant but consider his driver a close the movie is about these “The Favourite,” set in 18th acters, which also tele- “I understand when uptight Don Shirley learns friend. two men who are very century Britain and center- graphs to an audience that you’re distilling a person’s to loosen up a little and That doesn’t mean different and they over- ing on three women: the events that you just life into a two-hour movie, connect with his black- Shirley wasn’t perhaps come their differences to Queen Anne (Olivia Col- watched are part of the there’s going to be the need ness, while the uncouth friendly with his employee. become lifelong friends. If man), Sarah Churchill, who historical record because, to play with things a little Tony Lip learns not to be But being friendly is alto- that’s what they’re saying is one of her advisers look: We’re providing more bit in order to have a narra- such a racist. And a lifelong gether different from a and that’s not true, then (Rachel Weisz) and Sarah’s facts about them.” tive chug along,” he said. friendship ensues. deep and abiding personal what are we doing?” cousin Abigail (Emma These are subtle cues “But what this movie does The film was co-written friendship and it undercuts The thing about biopics Stone), the upstart who that tell an audience if a is falsify things in a way to by Peter Farrelly (who also the story’s message. This is is that sometimes they have maneuvers to become the movie is a larger-than-life manipulate an audience directs), Brian Hayes Cur- a movie with a moral to its a way of becoming the queen’s favorite. creative gambit or some- into a reaction and I find rie and Tony Lip’s son Nick story — and that moral is definitive version of a story You can find any number thing closer to realism. But that gross.” Vallelonga, and their apparently false (not to that becomes entrenched of articles analyzing how it also matters how the “Bohemian Rhapsody” source material was drawn mention reductive). in our collective headspace closely the story does or filmmakers themselves talk moves up Mercury’s diag- from the letters Tony The critic Candice Fred- — and any other films that doesn’t track with actual about their work. nosis by two years to 1985, wrote home during the erick reviewed the movie come in their wake have history, but the conversa- “When you looked at the which means the moment tour, as well as old tapes of for SlashFilm and this is the job of persuading us tion around the film feels people on stage accepting lands with an added inten- Vallelonga talking with his what she had to say about otherwise. different. Whatever its the award for ‘Green Book’ sity “to make it seem like it father about the old days. biopics and accuracy: “It’s “Audiences don’t neces- inaccuracies, the movie at the Golden Globes,” said was the impetus for that Though the film has definitely a case-by-case sarily go home and re- hasn’t specifically bothered Fallon, “with the exception performance of his career been marketed as the true basis. And ‘Green Book’ is a search a person after they people the way “Bohemian of Octavia Spencer as pro- at Live Aid,” is how Fallon and definitive version of very specific case. When see a movie,” said Freder- Rhapsody” and “Green ducer, it was an entirely put it. “They changed the how these two men proc- you’re taking artistic li- ick. “I think that’s just the Book” have. white male creative team facts for purely dramatic essed issues of race and cense — which I don’t world we live in. People Here’s one possible explaining to us how their reasons — to manipulate racism in America, it’s condemn — you have to take a depiction — particu- reason: “‘The Favourite’ is a movie is going to fix rac- an emotional reaction from filtered only through the make sure that you’re not larly when it’s a movie — movie that’s telling a larger ism. And I think just the the audience — but that prism of the Vallelonga simultaneously disparaging and think: OK, I got all the story than the bullet-point optics behind that are also just wasn’t what happened. family memories. (All the character. And I think information I need.” biography of each of those part of the reason why the I think that it’s a very crass three of the screenwriters that’s what’s happening I agree with that. And three characters,” said liberties they took in the thing to do to Freddie are white.) with ‘Green Book.’ also with this observation Frederick. “It has less to do film are so frustrating. Mercury’s legacy and the And many of us in the “The film’s portrayal of from Fallon: with depicting these peo- “There’s no perfect AIDS movement, hon- media have helped to so- Don Shirley isn’t a well- “I think people sort of go ple’s biographies and more answer to the question of estly.” lidify the movie’s market- rounded depiction of a in blindly assuming that to do with an overarching accuracy,” he added. “I That matters. Even if ing. Here’s Time magazine, person, period. He’s so these movies are com- theme, which is: These think it’s a case-by-case you think the movie is a for example: “According to distant from his humanity, pletely accurate, which women are vying for the basis. But in the end there good time and you love Vallelonga, everything his so distant from his might be a naive thing to attention of each other in generally is some responsi- Malek’s performance. depicted in the film ‘Green blackness, he’s so distant do, but I think that’s just these really theatrical and bility to the truth — at least “Green Book” may fea- Book’ happened in real from people that he be- what happens. And that dramatic ways, rather than the spirit of it.” ture lesser-known subjects life.” comes this alien character doesn’t necessarily mean vying for the attention of Here’s to more accuracy at its center, but it is also The members of who is reflected through that filmmakers have to men.” when it counts. based on a true story. It Shirley’s family feel other- the eyes of a white person. stick exactly to every single Much as I may want follows the odd pairing of wise and in a story re- Even without knowing fact. But I do think it does filmmakers to stick with [email protected] the elegant black pianist ported by Shadow and Act anything about Don give a burden of responsi- the facts, I can find holes in Twitter @Nina_Metz

“Green Book” (Shirley’s brother has called the film Surviving Scrutiny “a symphony of lies,” and Continued from Page 1 Continued from Page 1 has taken issue with the suggestion that Shirley her Chicago-based organi- ovations. was estranged from him zation saw an uptick in The movie, a warm, and the rest of their rela- donations, social media upbeat picaresque in- tives). The political com- followers and programming spired by the real-life mentary surrounding the opportunities thanks to the story of Tony Vallelonga film so far seems limited to series and tweets by singer (Viggo Mortensen) and intra-critic debates and John Legend and Eve Ew- the year he spent driving Twitter. ing, a Chicago writer and Shirley through the Deep Most likely, that will sociologist of education. South in the early 1960s, soon change: In the world A Long Walk Home, has performed modestly of cutthroat, astronomi- which was founded in DANIEL BOCZARSKI/GETTY well in the 1,200 theaters cally expensive Oscar 2003, uses art to educate R. Kelly has denied abuse it’s opened in since campaigning, what began and inspire young people to allegations and did not Thanksgiving. (Now as a $20 million little- end violence against girls participate in the series. playing in 600 or so thea- movie-that-could now has and women. Tillet said she ters, the film will arrive in JORDAN STRAUSS/INVISION a target on its back, as and her sister, co-founder about Kelly on tap. A fic- 500 more this weekend, Viggo Mortensen, from left, Peter Farrelly, Linda Cardellini opposing teams look for Salamishah Tillet, helped tionalized Lifetime net- and will continue to ex- and Mahershala Ali, backstage at the Golden Globes. any ammunition they can get Kelly’s accusers coun- work movie is in devel- pand through Oscar sea- use against it. “Green seling services on the “Sur- opment. Chicago journalist son.) Even more revealing “Sorry to Bother You”), The question, when it Book” has already gar- viving R. Kelly” set. Jim DeRogatis, whose — and giving the lie to “Green Book” is a main- comes to “Green Book,” nered powerful advocates, The Tillets said 198 peo- decades of reporting on describing it as “divisive” stream PG-13 family film might be less racial than including Quincy Jones, ple gave donations that Kelly served as the basis for — the film has earned an and tells a far more reas- generational: Can a film Harry Belafonte, Henry totaled nearly $10,300 from “Surviving R. Kelly,” is A-plus CinemaScore, suring story of overcoming made in the tradition of Louis Gates and filmmaker Jan. 3-8 — which coincided working on a separate film meaning that nearly ev- personal prejudice to find wholesome, nonconfron- John Singleton. And Octa- with the premiere of the project with BuzzFeed and eryone who sees it, loves common understanding, tational life lessons and via Spencer, one of the series and subsequent re- documentary director Lyric it. It was also nominated akin to similarly-themed happy endings be re- film’s executive producers, airings. Nearly all of the 198 Cabral. DeRogatis did not this week by the Directors movies from decades ago. motely acceptable any- will be more visible on the donors were new contrib- participate in “Surviving R. Guild of America for best But “Green Book,” which more? Does it possess hustings. After the Globes utors to A Long Walk Kelly.” picture. was co-written by Val- values worth cheering ceremony on Sunday Home, Scheherazade Tillet The series has been That goes for industry lelonga’s son, Nick, and despite its self-imposed night, she addressed the said. much discussed in the insiders here in Holly- directed by Peter Farrelly, limitations? Or is the en- Shirley family’s objections There were 364 financial media, including on Mon- wood. At a viewing party differs from those prede- tire form inherently re- to “Green Book” first by donors in 2018 — the or- day’s episode of “The Daily sponsored by a rival studio cessors in crucial ways: It gressive and ill-suited to stating she didn’t want to ganization’s best year yet Show with Trevor Noah.” on Sunday night, a script isn’t a white savior movie the present era, especially “cause them any more because of the #MeToo Correspondent Roy Wood coordinator cheered as much as a gentle, utterly when it comes to stories distress.” movement. The group, Jr. pointed out that TV when the film won best conventional buddy come- about race told from the In response to a ques- which hosts events on news reports about the comedy. She loved it, she dy and road movie, with point of view of a white tion from the website college campuses about series have featured snip- said. “And my mom loved both men changing in the protagonist? Shadow & Act, she contin- sexual assault, is also now pets of Kelly’s hits, which it. And if my mom loves a end thanks to their im- Those questions will be ued: “I’ve been a part of branching out into different may be why his music is movie, it’s a great movie.” probable friendship. particularly germane in a four films from this era, spaces. It’s slated to partici- gaining a new following It’s precisely that your- The film is simple and year during which the and it was the first time I pate in a conversation about despite the allegations mom-will-love-it quality straightforward, but Academy of Motion Pic- saw a person of color with “Surviving R. Kelly” at a against him. that has made “Green doesn’t ignore the story’s ture Arts and Sciences has agency ... (F)or me, it was South Side nail salon Fri- Wood devised the “R. Book” so beloved among contradictory power dy- welcomed more than about the idea that there day. Kelly Challenge,” which is its fans: It’s that rare mov- namics. And, with audi- 1,000 young new mem- were people like Don “For us, being a grass- inspired by the popular ie you can take your kids, ences at least, it’s far from bers who will be bringing Shirley in the ’60s, and we roots organization, it’s nice Netflix movie “Bird Box.” parents and grandparents divisive: Rather than ap- different standards, lenses never saw that on film. to see that (the series) is Characters in the movie to and have an entertain- pealing only to the self- and expectations to the That’s what I took from it, actually reaching us,” Sche- wear blindfolds so they can ing, genuinely meaningful protective sensibilities of films they’ll begin to and that’s what I still take herazade Tillet said. “You avoid coming face to face experience. But that very white audiences, as some nominate this week. (In from it. I thank Pete and actually see a shift from the with an ominous unseen approachability has also critics have suggested, the meantime, “Green Nick and Mahershala and mainstream #MeToo move- entity. Wood suggests peo- made the film a target for “Green Book” is proving Book” has also been nomi- Viggo and all of the film- ment to reaching our young ple put blindfolds over their detractors who take issue popular across popula- nated for guild awards for makers for putting their (black) girls in Chicago, and ears so they can “focus on with its most nostalgic — tions. (Although far from a writing, editing and direc- hearts into it. So that’s I think this (series) is allow- what (Kelly) did and not they would say retrograde scientific sample, in front tion.) what I’d say to the Shirley ing these conversations and get seduced by his music.” — qualities. of Middleburg’s audience, At this writing, few family. He meant a lot to a dialogue to happen.” Unlike edgier films that which was roughly 30 Academy voters seem to lot of people, and I’m glad “Surviving R. Kelly” is [email protected] addressed racism this year percent African-American, be aware of the Shirley that we got to share that not the only TV project Twitter @tracyswartz (”BlacKkKlansman,” it played like gangbusters.) family’s disapproval of story.” 4 Chicago Tribune | Arts+Entertainment | Section 4 | Thursday, January 10, 2019

BOOK REVIEW Victorian-era scandal still resonates #MeToo has roots in 1893 trial By Karen Abbott accuser, depending on one’s The Washington Post view — was Madeline Pol- lard, a woman with none of Before Roy Moore, be- Breckinridge’s influence fore Harvey Weinstein and but double his cunning. before Brett Kavanaugh, Pollard, nearly 30 years there was William Camp- younger than the colonel, bell Preston Breckinridge. was born in Frankfort, Ky., In 1893, the 56-year-old the daughter of a saddler scion of a politically power- whose shop also offered an ful Southern family found array of newspapers and himself embroiled in a highbrow magazines like sexual scandal that en- Harper’s. She read avidly, thralled the entire country mastering Latin and mem- and sparked furious debate. orizing Shakespeare, and LIVERIGHT PHOTOS Like his 21st-century dreamed of becoming a William Breckinridge was sued after he failed to marry Pollard challenged the Victorian double standard that counterparts, Breckinridge writer. When her father Madeline Pollard after a nearly decadelong relationship. judged women’s sexuality while celebrating men’s. had much at stake: his died and left the family on marriage, the respect of his the brink of starvation, mously broke). Her motiva- signified a de facto mar- pened, giving the narrative children, his career as a Pollard went to live with an tion was to challenge the riage, and traces the transi- a Rashomon-like quality Democratic congressman aunt in Lexington, where Victorian double standard tion to the harsher conven- that highlighted the drama serving Kentucky’s 7th she met a family friend that judged women’s sexu- tions of the Industrial Age. while examining the often District and, not least, his named James Rhodes. He ality while celebrating By the early 1800s, men subjective nature of truth. reputation as an upstanding offered her a deal: If he men’s. Such a case had delayed marriage to pursue The trial does yield some Christian — one who paid for Pollard to attend never been tried before, education and employ- surprises, not least of warned young women Wesleyan Female College and she naturally encoun- ment, and an out-of-wed- which is the public’s near- against “useless hand- in Cincinnati, she had to tered public opposition. lock child could thwart universal condemnation of shaking, promiscuous agree to marry him after “Why on earth do you want their upward mobility. Breckinridge’s behavior kissing, needless touches graduation. to ruin that poor old man in Women who had premari- and support for Pollard and all exposures.” Desperate for an educa- his old age?” a nun scolded tal sex now risked social (fast-forward 125 years, and Breckinridge himself did tion and eager to amass a Pollard, to which she ostracization and ruin, a she might be in hiding after not adhere to such rigorous cultured circle of friends, countered, “I asked her hazard that persisted into a barrage of death threats). standards and never ex- Pollard suppressed her why should that poor old the Victorian era, when Anyone emboldened by pected his paramour to loathing for Rhodes and man have wanted to ruin their chastity became, in the #MeToo movement to expose their affair: Why accepted the deal. Months me in my youth?” the words of the Middlesex come forward owes a sig- would a woman risk di- into her Faustian bargain, Miller spends a signifi- Washingtonian, a “priceless nificant debt to Pollard. vulging the very behavior she happened to meet ‘Bringing Down cant amount of time pro- jewel.” By admitting that Soon after the trial, Miller that would — rightfully, in Breckinridge on a train. viding historical and soci- she had engaged in pre- reports, a letter signed his view — bring her ruin Since he had been her the Colonel’ etal context, relaying fasci- marital sex, Pollard was “Many Women” was pub- and shame? Surely the father’s political idol, she By Patricia Miller, Crichton, nating anecdotes that illu- setting herself up for the lished on the front page of public wasn’t prepared to recognized him immedi- 368 pages, $28 minate the evolution of the Gilded Age equivalent of the Lexington Morning liberate women from the ately, and they shared a sexual double standard and slut-shaming; Breckinridge Transcript, urging Demo- strict moral code it seldom brief conversation. Thus the difficulty of Pollard’s reasoned that he wouldn’t cratic Party leaders to with- demanded of men? began a relationship that enne of Washington soci- endeavor. Beginning with need to prepare a proper draw their support of These are the questions would span almost a dec- ety. When he married the surprisingly egalitarian defense, since Pollard’s Breckinridge. “Let him sink at the heart of Patricia ade and result in two chil- Wing, Pollard retaliated mores of colonial times wicked history should be into the oblivion” of his Miller’s tantalizing and dren (both sent to infant with a “breach of promise” (both mother and father enough to exonerate him. guilt, they demanded. “Let beautifully researched asylums, where they died). lawsuit, which enabled faced nine lashes if a child The trial itself devolved, his voice be silent.” book, “Bringing Down the Eventually, Breckinridge Victorian-era women to was born too soon after as these things do, into a Colonel” (“the Colonel” promised, they would seek legal redress after a marriage), Miller delves sprawling tangle of he-said- Karen Abbott is the author, being Breckinridge’s nick- marry. broken engagement. Al- into the mid-18th-century she-said allegations. Miller most recently, of “Liar, name, a reference to his But unbeknownst to though Pollard’s suit cited practice of “bundling,” deftly sorts through them, Temptress, Soldier, Spy.” Her service in the Confederate Pollard, Breckinridge was $50,000 in damages, she whereby couples were but one wishes she had next book, “The Ghosts of army during the Civil War). also courting Louise Scott wasn’t interested in money encouraged to sleep to- re-created the more cin- Eden Park,” will be pub- Breckinridge’s victim — or Wing, a 48-year-old doy- (Breckinridge was fa- gether and pregnancy ematic events as they hap- lished in October.

By Bethanne Patrick BOOK REVIEW 10 books for January The Washington Post Charyn dreams up raucous, entertaining Teddy Roosevelt

By Ron Charles fectly calibrated between The Washington Post egotism and amusement. He goes after child labor, Who wouldn’t want to police corruption and the grow old like Jerome whole gamut of criminality Charyn? Now in his 80s, infecting New York. the prolific writer seems Charyn restricts himself ever more daring. With to the decades before an “The Secret Life of Emily assassin killed President Dickinson” (2010), he William McKinley and snuck into the bedroom of thrust Vice President “The Martha Manual: Sophie Mackintosh (out of Genealogy, Paternity, the Belle of Amherst and Roosevelt into the White How to Do (Almost) now) and Love” by Dani Sha- felt the palpitations of her House. We follow this Everything” by Martha Longlisted for the Man piro (Jan. 15) erotic heart. Four years irrepressible young man Stewart (out now) Booker Prize, Mackin- Shapiro has already later, he reanimated Lin- out to the Badlands of the Billed as instructions for tosh’s dystopian tale hardly written a number of mem- coln’s sainted bones in a Dakota Territory with his everything from “pruning needs my recommenda- oirs, but she didn’t know novel called “I Am Abra- silver stirrups and a Bowie roses to patching drywall,” tion, but I’ll give it in the she would be writing “In- ham.” And now, with “The ‘The Perilous knife from Tiffany’s. this might be the tome to hopes that readers find this heritance” until DNA Perilous Adventures of the One of the melancholy give young householders — novel about a family living analysis revealed her fa- Cowboy King,” he scales Adventures of pleasures of this novel is or anyone looking to learn in a ramshackle dwelling ther was not really her the mountainous person- the contrast it continually a new skill. where four daughters are father. For a writer focused ality of Theodore Roose- the Cowboy presents to our current raised to control emotions so intently on identity, this velt, who died 100 years King’ president, another bigger- “Thick: And Other Es- and shun men. Blend “The news was a bombshell, ago this month. than-life man of wealth By Jerome Charyn, Live- says” by Tressie McMil- Virgin Suicides” with “My leading Shapiro on a hunt Few novelists would and privilege but other- right, 283 pages, $26.95 lan Cottom (out now) Family and Other Animals” to discover the truth. tread on such hallowed wise a grim opposite of the The professor and au- and “The Decameron” and ground. After all, that brave warrior, the curious thor of “Lower Ed” could you’ll have an idea of its “Shameless: A Sexual chamber of our national scholar, the principled school us all on the inter- strange atmosphere. Reformation” by Nadia pantheon is guarded by a The boy’s life might have legislator. That contrast is sections of race, gender Bolz-Weber (Jan. 29) number of fine biogra- been snuffed out early if never more striking than in and capitalism. Consider “An Orchestra of Minor- Stand-up comic, recov- phies, including Edmund not for the unorthodox the novel’s central adven- her collection this year’s ities” by Chigozie ering alcoholic and min- Morris’ Pulitzer Prize- response of his heroic ture: Roosevelt’s audacious “Bad Feminist” and buy a Obioma (out now) ister Bolz-Weber wants winning trilogy. What’s father, who prescribed decision to help lead a copy for all your friends. Last year saw a new you to heal from your even more daunting, any cigars to his 5-year-old son band of volunteers to Cuba translation of Homer’s sexual pain. While the would-be novelist must and took him on wild car- during the Spanish-Ameri- “Scrublands” by Chris “The Odyssey” by Emily former pastor has penned compete with the version riage rides through the can War. Hammer (out now) Wilson and Madeline this book with Christians that Roosevelt left of him- most dangerous slums of Charyn provides little My pick for debut Miller’s reimagining, “Cir- in mind, anyone whose self in more than 40 of his New York. It was from this historical context, but he thriller of the month: ce.” This year? A love story ideas about sex have been own books. man that Teddy acquired drums up the personal Hammer, a journalist, uses between a Nigerian informed by their upbring- Fortunately, Charyn has his deep sympathy for “the drama of war in all its Australia’s bleak rural chicken farmer and a rich ing can benefit. found a path all his own — ragged, the lonely, and the absurdity and horror. territory in the story of a young woman. With mag- neither a substitute for lame” that would later You’ll be gripped by the priest’s rampage set ical realism and a big dose “Dreyer’s English: An biography nor a violation guide his military and suspense of the chaotic against the backdrop of a of sad reality, this is your Utterly Correct Guide to of it. The Roosevelt who political crusades. But Battle of San Juan Hill. town where drought, econ- big novel of the winter. Clarity and Style” by narrates “The Perilous Charyn never lets us forget The famous Cowboy Colo- omic decline and drugs Benjamin Dreyer (Jan. Adventures of the Cowboy that this concern for the nel, dressed in his Brooks combine in a toxic stew. “Act Natural: A Cultural 29) King” is a whirlwind of less fortunate rested upon Brothers tunic with 12 History of Misadven- Dreyer is a VP and copy activity, a man so caught up a secure family fortune. extra pairs of glasses, “The Truths We Hold: An tures in Parenting” by chief at Random House, in the escapades of his The Roosevelts did not charges through the smoke American Journey” by Jennifer Traig (out now) not to mention the unoffi- intrepid life that he can’t dirty themselves in New on his horse, Little Texas. Kamala Harris (out Lay your baby on her cial language guru on always be bothered with York’s political machine, I’m not supposed to now) back. No, prop her on her Twitter, where he offers details. either, but Teddy is deter- judge a book by its cover, The political memoir is side. Wait, let her sleep on bon mots such as: “Only For fans of Roosevelt, mined to be the exception. but I have to offer some alive and well with this her stomach! Traig has a godless savages eschew the this is tremendous fun. But At 23, he strolls into the praise for this unusually installment from Sen. doctorate in English and series comma.” Talk to the readers unfamiliar with his district Republican Club witty dust jacket. Designed Harris, D-Calif., in which several books to her name, AP style hand, Mr. Dreyer. life and the political history over a saloon near Fifth to look like a turn-of-the- she revisits her upbringing but when she became a of the late 19th century Avenue and announces his century dime novel, the as the daughter of a Jamai- parent she was as confused Bethanne Patrick is the should be forewarned: intention to become an cover shows Roosevelt can economist and a South as the rest of us. Her analy- editor, most recently, of There will be no coddling assemblyman. Before long, standing tall in the Bad- Asian cancer researcher sis of parenting advice will “The Books That Changed on this breakneck tour. he’s getting in fistfights lands with his pet cougar, who were both active in make you laugh so hard My Life: Reflections by 100 The story opens in pan- with bartenders who want Josephine, straining her the civil rights movement. you’ll forget you have kids. Authors, Actors, Musicians icked gasps. Little asth- their liquor licenses low- leash. It strikes just the and Other Remarkable matic Teddy spies a were- ered. “I rose like a rocket,” right tone, as does this “The Water Cure” by “Inheritance: A Memoir People.” wolf at the foot of his bed. Teddy says, in a voice per- delightful novel. Chicago Tribune | Arts+Entertainment | Section 4 | Thursday, January 10, 2019 5

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The 2019 Comic Con- vention and Entertainment Expo (C2E2) at McCor- mick Place marks the 10th anniversary of the fandom event and with it comes REEDPOP (LEFT)/GETTY (RIGHT) the stars that made the “Clueless” actors Donald Faison, left, and Breckin Meyer, term “Clueless” cool. right, will be on a “Clueless” panel with co-stars Alicia Paul Rudd and Breckin Silverstone and Paul Rudd at C2E2 on March 23 at McCor- Meyer, also known as their mick Place. characters Josh Lucas- Travis Birkenstock in the On the secret sauce of read for it … I’m a huge fan 1995 film “Clueless,” will “Clueless”: of both of those guys. And join Alicia Silverstone DF: Clueless was ahead if one of them had gotten (Cher Horowitz) and Don- of its time — I feel like Amy the part, then yeah, the ald Faison (Murray Duvall) saw the future. movie would have been for a reunion panel March different and I would have 23 at McCormick Place on On his excitement never made it to Holly- the Main Stage. Michael about a Hollywood re- wood! Armstrong, vice president make, possible cameos: of C2E2’s organizing body DF: To be honest, I think On the role of Murray ReedPop, considers the it’s perfect as is. But in being life-altering: gathering to be a highlight Hollywood, they remake DF: Absolutely! I had no of this year’s festivities. things all the time. game with the ladies until “We’re thrilled to have Murray. Paul Rudd attending for On where he would be as his first comic convention an actor if “Clueless” On the one question he ever — where he’s doing was never made: wishes I asked: photos and autographs, so DF: I don’t know where DF: I wish you asked that’s a huge win for C2E2 I would be as an actor. about my haircut situation and for the city,” Arm- Thank God there was a in the movie … If you could strong said. “We’ve got “Clueless” so I don’t have find old pictures, you amazing talent coming to ever wonder. would see I looked like a from the Harry Potter young Sherman Hemsley. universe, the Doctor Who On which project has a universe, and a whole bigger cult following: On this C2E2 reunion bunch of stuff in between.” “Clueless” or “Scrubs”: being the first time the As for why a reunion of DF: I would say they cast has gotten to- castmates now? Armstrong both are equally popular. I gether: said it was more of a “right feel that I am lucky to be in DF: This isn’t the first time, right place” sort of both! time we have all gotten thing. together. We all live in “The talent around it On if he gets recognized California and work in the and the time from the more for his role on same industry so we run release, just put it in a “Clueless” or his role on into each other all the time. sweet spot right now for a “Scrubs”: I wish we were traveling property that was due for a DF: It’s a toss-up. But it’s together all summer, but reunion and I think the always nice to be recog- this is just for the people timing and available talent nized for something I did that show up to C2E2. just really seemed to work so long ago … and that I’m out well for C2E2 this proud of. C2E2 is scheduled for year,” he said. McCormick Place on March With that in mind, we On the possibility of 22-24. Three-day and sin- posed Faison some ques- Terrence Howard or gle-day badges are on sale. tions to get fans in the Dave Chappell playing mood. The following is an the part of Murray: [email protected] edited transcript. DF: I don’t know who Twitter @DarcelTribune 6 Chicago Tribune | Arts+Entertainment | Section 4 | Thursday, January 10, 2019

Horoscopes Dilbert By Scott Adams Today’s birthday (Jan. 10): Listen to your heart and spirit this year. Create your plan, and advance it methodically. Prioritize love and family. Extra expenses this winter boost a collaboration into higher gear. Summer real- izations inspire a passionate personal perfor- mance. Thoughtful planning anticipates a dream into reality. Aries (March 21-April 19): Today is a 5. Discipline can realize a dream. It’s not about luck. Consider possible options, and then refine into concrete plans. Schedule actions. Taurus (April 20-May 20): 7. Teamwork can move moun- tains. Provide patience and compassion. Someone may be going through difficult times. Share an inspiring vision to motivate the troops. Baby Blues By Rick Kirkman and Jerry Scott Gemini (May 21-June 20): 6. Proceed with caution through a professional test or challenge. Avoid hasty mistakes or risky business. Maintain forward momentum, and postpone chores if needed. Cancer (June 21-July 22): 7. Study possible options in advance. Costs could vary widely, and your desired choice may not be available. Schedule carefully, and double-check reservations. Leo (July 23-Aug. 22): 7. Delays or obstacles could impact shared finances. Keep to practical priorities. Avoid provok- ing an argument. You may need to defer gratification. Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): 7. Strategize with your partner. You may notice everywhere that your dream or possibility is missing. Keep your sense of humor. Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): 8. Slow down to avoid accidents or injury. A challenge to your physical fitness, work and health Zits By Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman deserves thoughtful consideration. Postpone expense or risk. Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): 7. A romantic fantasy may not match reality. Relax and abandon expectations. Have fun with people you love. Give up the need for control or perfection. Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): 7. Domestic projects draw you in. Resolve an unexpected mess. Restraint serves you well. Postpone what you can. Stick to your budget and provide sweat equity. Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): 7. Words and ideas could seem jumbled and tangled. Have patience with communications and transportation. Avoid traffic or trickiness. Double-check the data. Get experienced advice. Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): 8. Track finances carefully to plug any leaks. Check subscriptions and auto-payments. Find ways to conserve money. Mr. Boffo By Joe Martin Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20): 8. Go for your personal dream, even when confronting a disappointment. Avoid sharp ob- jects. Stay patient, and wait for conditions to change.

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The Argyle Sweater By Scott Hilburn (Argyle Sweater is off this week. Please enjoy this panel from 2013.)

Frazz By Jef Mallett

Classic Peanuts By Charles Schulz Bliss By Harry Bliss

Pickles By Brian Crane

Bridge Neither vulnerable, North deals North Dick Tracy By Joe Staton and Mike Curtis ♠ Q 8 2 ♥ A Q 9 7 6 3 ♦ K Q J 10 ♣ Void West East ♠ 5 ♠ K 9 6 3 ♥ K J 8 5 2 ♥ 10 ♦ 8 3 ♦ A 9 6 2 ♣ 9 8 6 5 2 ♣ Q 10 4 3 South ♠ A J 10 7 4 ♥ 4 ♦ 7 5 4 ♣ A K J 7 Trump Coup Tommy had returned to his local duplicate club after a long absence. His frustrations with the game Animal Crackers By Mike Osbun had been overcome, once again, by his love for the game. North’s thoughtful bidding sequence let Tommy know that his strong club holding was opposite shortness. This devalued his hand and he pulled in the reins at game instead of looking for slam. The bidding: The opening club North East South West lead went to Tommy’s ♥ ♠ jack when East played 1 Pass 1 Pass low. Tommy ruffed his 2♥ Pass 3♣ Pass low club and led the 3♦ Pass 3NT Pass queen of spades to the king and ace. Tommy 4♠ All pass cashed the jack of Opening lead: Eight of ♣ spades, feeling like he’d missed a slam, and was delighted when West showed out. Tommy was out of Prickly City By Scott Stantis practice, but he was sure he could find a trump coup and live up to his nickname. Tommy cashed the ace and king of clubs before leading a heart to dummy’s ace and ruffing a heart, reducing his trump length to the same as East’s. East had discarded a diamond on the second heart, but he followed to all the clubs, so Tommy was fine. Tommy was beaming when he led a diamond. It didn’t matter when East chose to win his ace. He would have to put dummy on lead with a diamond and the play of the fourth diamond would eventually give Tommy the last two tricks on a trump coup. “Ah,” said Tommy. “It’s good to be back.”

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MIKE SIEGEL/SEATTLE TIMES PHOTOS TIMES MIKE SIEGEL/SEATTLE In the media room, the when I see “Usually, “He just “He goes to estate cabinets under a stunning bar of granite rainforest and live-edge maple had rested as potential until inspiration struck to add copper and glass. something, I buy it and itleave in the garage and use it in a few years,” sales and buys it and saves says Zadeh. “Iit,” say, ‘What are you doing?’ He says, ‘I’m going to do some- thing with it later.’ ” That gorgeous window? coffee table, which holds a “very old” 35-inch copper tray he brought back from Iran. Other copper or trays, components of show trays, up in the media-room card table and, in the powder room, in the frame around on athe table mirror, under the window and ham- mered into a bowl for the bathroom sink. Previously just a piece of plain glass Mahramnia picked up somewhere, seeing something. Mahramnia found this painting in an old shed that was being cleaned out at a job site. He out at a job site. being cleaned in an old shed that was this painting found Mahramnia which he also designed. the fireplace, himself and hung it above built the frame Some pieces been have This particular portal of “I had an idea, 18th- inside thoseJust amaz- “The stairs I made my- In the living room, Mahramnia made the salvaged from demo sites. Some been have repur- posed from old furniture. Some, like the hemlock of the front doors, 8-foot-tall came from a lumber store. potential first appeared to Mahramnia in a photo. he says. “I century French,” saw a picture and tried to make it I myself. wanted it to look old. I painted a crack to look a little old; it’s not nice and clean.” ing doors: a staircase so detailed, so inspired, you will gape at it until you’ve forgotten why you needed to go upstairs. self, from maple, regular he says. “I cut it lumber,” into a shape. It’s little un- usual. The brass is inset in iron. This is my idea. I never saw anyone use brass for the a post, picket. For I cut the iron and formed it. I just designed it myself.” Mahramnia finished and sanded the fireplace (with marble accents) and painted it an antique black. ZadehAlso, says, “he painted the shades and added the tassels.” “Now art is r he looks Mahramnia’s talent is Mahramnia’s their entire Essentially, The couple had a blank “The front doors I pre- Brass is big Bronze here. inherent; his influences, like his evolved work, have over time. “Back home, I inworked artwork, engrav- ing copper: very traditional who says is Farshad, art,” currently working on a series of brass-and-copper sculptures. Some- more of a hobby. times in my art I don’t want to use anything all-Persian, but when I it, draw it just comes.” home serves as a show- room of influence and inspiration: a luxu- livable, rious gallery of exquisite design, creativity and skill, inside and out. canvas with which to work, after teaming with Seattle architect Chris Luthi on a major remodel of the site’s artlessexisting, 1959 ram- Even before its demo- bler. lition, Mahramnia was at work, creating. made one year before the he says. “The stair house,” railing, brass, was pre- made.” And wood. Copper. too. kinds of wood,” “All Mahramnia says. “Maple, Every- walnut,birch, cedar. thing.” Farshad Mahramnia works on his latest creation, a creation, on his latest works Mahramnia Farshad studio. in his garage copper, made out of face woman’s

BELLEVUE, Wash. — BELLEVUE, Wash. This means two things: First, his wife, Laleh Second, once Mahram- Mahramnia owns and “Unique” and “one-of-a- with the “Inspired,” Mahramnia and Zadeh “When we came to the Not only does Farshad Mahramnia see creative he potential everywhere, also brings it home. Zadeh, doesn’t get to park in their crowded-with- potential garage/storage area/studio all that often. nia acts on all that artistic potential (and he does, eventually), he brings it inside their home, where it is head-spinningly appar- ent what a visionary cre- ator he is. operates Unique Design (@uniquedesignllc on Instagram), envisioning, designing and creating what he calls “one-of-a- kind architectural, decora- tive and functional art.” kind” are perfectly appro- priate adjectives, but some- times you wish there were one more powerful. strength of senses several in one could word, be a contender. moved toWash., Bellevue, from Iran 19 years ago and now live here with their two daughters, 11-year-old Rox- Rojan and 8-year-old ana. as immigrants, to sur- U.S. we reallyvive, needed a says Zadeh. “He job,” started as an assistant to a Because an he’s carpenter. artist with a vision, he picked it up really quickly and started his own busi- ness Because in one year. he has a good vision, cus- tom houses incorporated ‘I this have say, his art. He’d can make this idea: You wine-cellar door very A few years we ago, pretty.’ started our own house.” By Sandy Deneau Dunham The Seattle Times whereve Designer finds ideas C Chicago Tribune | Homes | Section 5 | Thursday, January 10, 2019 4 carpet cleaning service can service cleaning carpet professional a But um. vacu- standard a using or carpet the across walking by released and up stirred visible. being out with- carpets your in dence resi- up take also can mold or mites dust Microscopic dust. and everyday dirt and pollution particle gens, dander, aller- pet insect ing includ- pollutants, air door in- of sources numerous agency,tion retain carpets Protec- Environmental the to according allergies. 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Condensation forms Imagine the outdoor The key to preventing ripped off, depending on the quality of the replace- ment windows you bought. My advice to all who mes- sage me on my Askthe- website is to Builder.com purchase replacement windows that carry the gold AAMA label. Win- dows that this have certifi- cationare the highest quality you can get. could install an AAMA gold-label window in your home perfectly using the latest expanding foam insulation, and you still might condensation. have Here’s why: when the temperature of a surface drops below the dew point of the air touch- ing the surface. That might make your brain hurt so anhere’s example. temperature drops to mi- nus 15 F one night. Even though your new windows thehave best double-pane glass, the surface of the inner pane of glass in your home might drop down to 50 F while the outer pane of glass is at If minus 15 F. you your have humidifier set too high and the dew point of the air in your home is 51 F or higher, condensation is going to start to form on the glass. window glass condensa- tion is to the lower humid- ity in your home as the temperature drops out- doors. There are automatic controls that can do this for you. battle with the wretched water. 7 Willow Springs! 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