Snow likely High: 28 | Low: 16 | Details, page 2 DAILY GLOBE yourdailyglobe.com Tuesday, January 31, 2017 75 cents 3 arraigned in lower Michigan after crime spree across UP By RALPH ANSAMI Lower Peninsula for the stolen include two counts of operating cer. [email protected] vehicle. or maintaining a metham- Kastan’s bond is set at $1 mil- CHEBOYGAN — The three Across the U.P., a camp was phetamine lab; operating or lion cash. people apprehended Thursday broken into near Ewen, in maintaining a meth lab involving Greenwood faces similar following a crime spree across Ontonagon County. Firearms hazardous waste; receiving and charges. Her bond is also set at the Upper Peninsula have been and other valuables were concealing stolen firearms; motor $1 million cash. charged in Cheboygan County stolen. vehicle theft; fleeing a police offi- Law enforcement reports indi- Court with numerous felonies. The suspects’ vehicle was cer and resisting and obstructing cated both Kastan and Green- Their trip across the U.P. spotted crossing the Mackinaw a police officer. wood were wanted for parole vio- began after the trio stole a vehi- Bridge, heading south into Kaseno’s bond has been set at lations at the time of their appre- cle in Mellen, Wis., according to Cheboygan County. A high-speed $500,000. hension. authorities. chase then ended at Mullet Lake, Kastan has been charged with All three suspects are sched- Arraigned Friday were Nor- where the three suspects ran out Photos submitted two counts of operating or main- uled for more lower Michigan man Kastan, 44, and Kensey onto the ice. FROM LEFT, Rachel Greenwood, of Park Falls, Wis.; Kensey Kaseno, of taining a meth lab involving a court appearances on Thurs- Kaseno, 28, both of Mellen, and Two were apprehended, but Mellen, Wis.; and Norman Kastan, of Mellen, have been charged in firearm; operating or maintain- day. Rachel Greenwood, 21, of Park the third ran off, along with a lower Michigan after allegedly stealing a vehicle in Mellen and fleeing ing a meth lab with hazardous Ontonagon County Sheriff Falls. German shepherd from the across the Upper Peninsula. waste; receiving and concealing Dale Rantala on Friday urged A be on the lookout warning truck, to a nearby house. He was Charges will likely be filed in The Cheboygan County stolen firearms; motor vehicle residents of that county to check was issued by police Wednesday apprehended with the use of a other counties as the investiga- charges filed Friday against theft, felony firearms and resist- their camps for other possible at 7:37 p.m. for the U.P. and hovercraft. tions continue. Kaseno, the driver of the vehicle, ing and obstructing a police offi- break-ins. SUNDAY MORNING SIDEWALKS Iron County Health Department advises on different types of flu

By RICHARD JENKINS joints, according to information [email protected] from the Wisconsin Division of HURLEY — As the yearly flu Public Health. bug travels around the area, Iron Norovirus is marked by vomit- County Health Department offi- ing, diarrhea and stomach cials are advising residents on cramps. While norovirus’ symp- the different types of flu, specifi- toms can also include a mild cally the difference between fever, head and muscle aches, influenza and norovirus. chills and fatigue; Hampston While both are often referred said it usually takes longer to get to as the flu, Iron County Health over influenza. Officer Katie Hampston, said Influenza symptoms usually only influenza is technically the appear one to three days after flu. exposure, according to the state’s “A lot of people will say, ‘I information, while norovirus have the flu.’ But you have to symptoms generally start 12 to clarify the real flu — influenza 48 hours after being infected. — is respiratory and the stomach One of the key reasons to flu is norovirus … and is the know the difference between vomiting and diarrhea,” Hamp- influenza and norovirus, accord- ston said. “They’re not, in any ing to Hampston, is influenza way, related.” can be treated. Hampston said the health “With norovirus — your typi- department is seeing an increase cal norovirus stomach flu — a lot in cases of both diseases, which of people, it just kind of passes Submitted photo is normal for this time of year. on its own,” Hampston said. A SUNDAY morning white-out in downtown Ironwood didn’t last long. Frequent Daily Globe photo contributor Gary Jackson snapped the Influenza symptoms include photo around 8 a.m. Only 1.1 inches of snow was recorded in Ironwood for the 24-hour period to 7 a.m. Monday, according to the National fever, chills, headache, dry cough Weather Service office in Marquette. and aching in the muscles and FLU — page 5 Lake Superior above normal Mercer library teaches The water of Lake Superior The maximum December fell in December, but remained mean on Lake Superior was bullet journaling above normal at the end of the recorded in 1985 at 603.05 feet. By RICHARD JENKINS year, according to the U.S. Army The low was 600.13 feet in ples that are really elaborate and [email protected] Corps of Engineers. 1925. you’ll see some examples that are The level of the lake, at 602.03 Kevin Crupi, of the National MERCER, Wis. — For anyone very simple.” feet above sea level, stood about Weather Service office in Mar- interested in a quick, easy way to The various parts of the sys- 3 to 4 inches higher than normal quette, said well above normal plan their lives, the Mercer Pub- tem can be added, discarded or at the end of the year. water levels at the end of sum- lic Library was the place to be adapted to fit what works for the The long-term December daily Monday night as library director individual. mean is 601.71 feet, according to Teresa Schmidt taught a class on At its most basic level, all any- the Army Corps. bullet journaling. one needs to start bullet journal- LAKE — page 5 Bullet journaling is a practice ing is a notebook of some sort of using short phrases and sym- and a writing utensil. bols inserted into a standard for- The notebook, which rather mat to allow a person to quickly than loose papers, keeps all the Land O’Lakes Lions Club holds plan and track everything they papers together. Users write need to do each day over the down single words or simple sen- 31st annual fishing tourney course of a year. tences to remind them of tasks, Schmidt said she has been as well as symbols to indicate By IAN MINIELLY the temperatures were above practicing the technique for the each item’s status and impor- [email protected] normal, which was nice for the past four months tance. WATERSMEET — Thirty-one fisherman, but according to Lion, “I’ve tried a number of things Some of the symbols can times the Phelps-Land O’Lakes Wally Beversdorf, “the wind was over the years, and so far I really include a bullet to indicate a Lion’s Club has hosted the Great tough on the fisherman and the like this. Four months is not a task, a circle to indicate an event Northern Fishing Tourney in ice more risky than other years.” long time; but, so far, I’ve been and a dash for a simple reminder Watersmeet and thirty-one times Beversdorf said, “The tourney Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe very happy with it,” Schmidt note. Other symbols can show people have come for the MERCER LIBRARY director Teresa Schmidt gives an example of the said. “What I like is that you can fundraiser held on the last week- daily entries used in bullet journaling during a lesson on the con- do as much, or as little, as you end in January. Last Saturday cept at the library Monday. want. So you’ll see some exam- TOURNEY — page 5 JOURNAL — page 5 C O N T A C T U S WEATHER INSIDE INDEX

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It’s a Canada’s prime minister called act, which came amid heightened terrible reminder of why we WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi- an act of terrorism again Mus- tensions worldwide over Trump’s must remain vigilant and why dent Donald Trump on Monday lims. travel ban on seven Muslim the president is taking steps to fired Sally Yates, the acting Alexandre Bissonnette made a countries. Le Pen, leader of the be pro-active, rather than reac- attorney general and a Demo- brief court appearance and did National Front in France, is tive when it comes to our nation’s cratic appointee, after she not enter a plea in the attack known for her anti-Muslim, anti- safety and security,” White refused to defend in court his that left six people dead during immigrant positions and has won House spokesman Sean Spicer controversial refugee and immi- evening prayers Sunday. Wear- the endorsement and admiration said. gration ban. ing a white prisoner jump suit, of white supremacists. The victims were business- The extraordinary public his hands and feet shackled, he Canada is generally welcom- men, a university professor and clash over Trump’s most conse- stared down at the floor and fid- ing toward immigrants and all others who had gathered for quential policy decision to date geted, but did not speak. religions, but the French-speak- evening prayers, said Mohamed laid bare the discord and dissent The 27-year-old suspect, who ing province of Quebec has had Labidi, the vice president of the surrounding the executive order, has espoused support for the a long-simmering debate about mosque. which temporarily halted the French far-right party of Marine race and religious accommoda- “‘It’s a very, very big tragedy entire U.S. refugee program and Le Pen and had liked U.S. Presi- tion. The previous separatist for us,” Labidi said tearfully. “We banned all entries from seven dent Donald Trump on his Face- government of the province have a sadness we cannot Muslim-majority nations for 90 book page, was known to those called for a ban on ostentatious express.” days. who monitor extremist groups in religious symbols, such as the He said the victims were shot The firing came hours after Quebec, said François hijab, in public institutions. in the back. “Security at our Yates directed Justice Depart- Deschamps, an official with a Trudeau said in Parliament mosque was our major, major ment attorneys not to defend the Associated Press refugee advocacy group. “It’s the victims were targeted simply concern,” he said. “But we were executive order, saying she was DEMONSTRATORS CHANT outside Tom Bradley International Terminal with pain and anger that we because of their religion and caught off guard.” not convinced it was lawful or during a protest by airport service workers from United Service Work- learn the identity of terrorist spoke directly to the more than 1 The shooting took place just consistent with the agency’s ers West union Monday, at Los Angeles International Airport. The vigil Alexandre Bissonnette, unfortu- million Muslims who live in before 8 p.m. Sunday. Witnesses “obligation to always seek justice in support of travelers affected by the executive order restricting trav- nately known to many activists Canada, saying, “We are with described chaos as worshippers and stand for what is right.” el from seven primarily Muslim countries. in Quebec for taking nationalist, you.” scrambled to find friends and In a statement, Trump said pro-Le Pen and anti-feminist “Thirty-six million hearts are loved ones, as police responding Yates had “betrayed the Depart- Foreign Relations committee, which it finally was crafted said that despite White House stunned some who have joined positions at Laval University breaking with yours,” Trudeau to the scene called for backup. ment of Justice by refusing to and on social media,” Deschamps said. “Know that we value you.” Couillard said he would “not enforce a legal order designed to assurances that congressional his team. leaders were consulted, he Mattis, who stood next to wrote on the Facebook page of The prime minister later go there” when asked if he protect the citizens of the United the group, Bienvenues aux attended a vigil outside the blamed recent rhetoric in in the States.” He named longtime fed- learned about the order in the Trump during Friday’s signing media. ceremony, is said to be particu- Refugiés, or Welcome to mosque. U.S. for the attack. eral prosecutor Dana Boente as Refugees. The suspect was arrested in “Quebec is a good, generally Yates’ replacement. Other parts of Trump’s larly incensed. A senior U.S. offi- administration were voicing dis- cial said Mattis, along with Joint An anthropology and political his car on a bridge near d’Or- loving society, but we have these Yates’ abrupt decision reflect- science major at Laval Universi- leans, where he called 911 to say devils as other societies have. We ed the dissent over the order, sent Monday. A large group of Chiefs Chairman Joseph Dun- American diplomats circulated a ford, was aware of the general ty in Quebec City, Bissonnette he wanted to cooperate with have to recognize that and fight with administration officials had also expressed support on police. Authorities, who initially them,” Couillard said at a news moving to distance themselves memo voicing their opposition to concept of Trump’s order but not the order, which temporarily the details. Tillerson has told the his Facebook profile for “Généra- named two suspects, said the conference in Quebec City at from the policy. As protests tion Nationale,” a group whose other man taken into custody which he and Muslim leaders erupted at airports over the halted the entire U.S. refugee president’s political advisers that program and banned all entries he was baffled over not being manifesto includes the rejection was a witness to the attack and held hands in a display of soli- weekend and confusion disrupt- of “multiculturalism.” was released earlier Monday. darity. ed travel around the globe, some from seven Muslim-majority consulted on the substance of the nations for 90 days. In a order. More than 50 people were at They said they did not believe “The Muslim community was of Trump’s top advisers and fel- the Quebec Islamic Cultural there were other suspects but the target of this murderous low Republicans privately noted startlingly combative response, U.S. officials and others with White House spokesman Sean knowledge of the Cabinet’s Centre when the shooting erupt- were investigating. attack,” Couillard said, adding they were not consulted about ed. In addition to the six dead, Police did not give a motive for that solidarity rallies would be the policy. Spicer challenged those opposed thinking insisted on anonymity to the measure to resign. in order to disclose the officials’ 19 people were wounded — all the attack. held across Quebec later Mon- At least three top national men. Of the five victims who Trump called Trudeau to day. security officials — Defense Sec- “They should either get with private views. retary Jim Mattis, Homeland the program or they can go,” Trump’s order pauses Ameri- Security Secretary John Kelly Spicer said. ca’s entire refugee program for and Rex Tillerson, who is await- The blowback underscored four months and indefinitely ing confirmation to lead the Trump’s tenuous relationship bans all those from war-ravaged Governor: Put abortion rights in New York constitution State Department — have told with his own national security Syria. Federal judges in New associates they were not aware of advisers, many of whom he met York and several other states ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — Gov. first nominee for the U.S. abortion three years before Roe. details of the directive until for the first time during the tran- issued orders that temporarily Andrew Cuomo on Monday Supreme Court this week. Abor- Cuomo argues a constitutional around the time Trump signed it. sition, as well as with the gov- block the government from called for a state constitutional tion-rights supporters say they amendment is needed to ensure Leading intelligence officials ernment bureaucracy he now deporting people with valid visas amendment to codify abortion worry the new court could over- current abortion rights aren’t were also left largely in the dark, leads. While Trump outlined his who arrived after Trump’s travel rights should Roe v. Wade be turn Roe v. Wade, the landmark rolled back. according to U.S. officials. plan for temporarily halting ban took effect. overturned, the latest idea from 1973 ruling that legalized abor- Constitutional amendments Tennessee Sen. Bob Corker, entry to the U.S. from countries The president has privately Democrats in this blue state tion nationwide. require two separate legislative the top Republican on the Senate with terror ties during the cam- acknowledged flaws in the roll- eager to push back against the Cuomo’s proposal is likely to votes before going to voters —

paign, the confusing way in out, according to a person with new administration of President face significant opposition from meaning it will be a few years j knowledge of his thinking. But Donald Trump. the Republican leaders of the before it appears on the ballot. j he’s also blamed the media — his Addressing hundreds of abor- state Senate, who have success- The delay is troubling to frequent target — for what he tion-rights supporters rallying in fully blocked earlier attempts to Democratic state Sen. Liz believes are reports exaggerating Albany, Cuomo said New York codify Roe v. Wade in state Krueger of Manhattan, who is the dissent and the number of must ensure that legal access to statute. the sponsor of legislation that WE HAVEi tTHEÄx BESTÇà| SELECTIONÇxËá W OF CARDStç4 AND people actually affected. abortion services and birth con- Republicans did not immedi- would codify Roe in state statute, SO MANY WAYS TO SAY I LOVE YOU! Trump has also said he trol continues regardless of what ately weigh in on Cuomo’s pro- something that she said could be a lection about believes the voters who carried Trump and other Washington posal Monday, but a spokesman accomplished more quickly than Large Se NEW How ose ts in utiful R him to victory support the plan Republicans do. for the New York State Catholic a constitutional amendment. of Gif ce Bea a all Pri Digital Music to last as a necessary step to safeguard “Our rights are under attack Conference quickly dismissed it, Abortion rights supporters say es! me! Rang Boxes! Lifeti the nation. And he’s dismissed in Washington,” Cuomo said at predicting that it will fail. Den- a new law protecting current objectors as attention-seeking the event. “As they pull on our nis Poust, a spokesman for the abortion rights is needed to Can’t Decide?? Purchase a $30.00 Gift Certificate and rabble-rousers and grandstand- rights, we’re going to push back.” conference, questioned why it replace the outdated 1970 we will wrap up a FREE Valentine Scarf or Bracelet! ing politicians. Planned Parenthood Presi- would even be needed in what he statute. After a chaotic weekend dur- dent Cecile Richards introduced called “one of the most pro-abor- “A constitutional amendment ing which some U.S. legal perma- Cuomo at Monday’s rally and tion states” in the nation. wouldn’t take effect until 2019 at nent residents were detained at hailed the governor’s proposal “No one can credibly claim the very earliest — and likely GRETA’S airports, some agencies were “at a time when access to repro- that access to abortion is under much later,” Krueger said. Open every Wed. & Thurs. until 6:00 pm for your convenience moving swiftly to try to clean up ductive rights is under attack.” any threat in New York,” he said. “That’s simply too long for New 222 Cloverland Dr., Ironwood, Michigan 906-932-4432 after the White House. Trump plans to announce his New York statute legalized Yorkers to wait.” THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY TUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 2017 l 3 Community calendar MERCER BUSINESS

Email calendar items and com- p.m., Marenisco Township. 906-667- Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 munity news to news@yourdaily- 1110. p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, globe.com. For more information, Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Bessemer. area74.org. call 906-932-2211. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Monday, Feb. 6 Tuesday, Jan. 31 area74.org. Grief Support Group, 2 p.m., Iron County Food Pantry, 9 Pickleball, 10 a.m. to noon, Iron- The Inn Bed and Breakfast, Montre- a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Ave., Mon- wood Memorial Building. al, Wis. 906-663-0308. treal, Wis. 715-561-4450. Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Free community dinner, 5-6 Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, vice Officer, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Iron- p.m., Wakefield United Methodist Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. wood Memorial Building. 906-667- Church, Wakefield. area74.org. 1110. ReGeneration Youth, 5:30-6:45 Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, p.m., ages 10-11; Relentless Youth, Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church, Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. 7-9 p.m., ages 12-18; Lighthouse Ironwood. area74.org. area74.org. Faith Center, Ironwood. Ironwood Sports Hall of Fame, Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Knights of Columbus 4th 6 p.m., Luther L. Wright K-12 Episcopal Church of the Transfigura- Degree Pere Menard Assembly School, room 205. tion, Ironwood. area74.org. 471, 6 p.m. business meeting, KC MECCA Ski Club, 6 p.m., Ironwood Kiwanis Club, noon, Hall, Ironwood. MECCA cabin near the treatment Golden Dragon. New members wel- Alcoholics Anonymous, 6:30 facility, Mercer, Wis. come. p.m., First Presbyterian Church, Ironwood PTO, 6 p.m., Luther L. SUBMITTED PHOTO Life Support Group, 6:30 p.m., Hurley. area74.org. Wright school. THE MERCER Chamber Ambassadors welcome Napa Auto Parts’ new owner Jim Jeschke to the chamber and Woodland Church, Ironwood. Knights of Columbus Council Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, 1396, 6:30 p.m. business meeting, the Mercer area with a ribbon cutting. Jeschke started in the Napa business in 1978 in Minocqua, Government Ontonagon United Methodist Church Rhinelander and now Mercer. From left are, Raven Miller, Deanna Pierpont, Beth Wetzler, Cindy Bodoh, John Gogebic Community College KC Hall, Ironwood. basement, next to Holiday gas sta- Government Jagodzinski, Jeschke, Jama Johnson Boes, Melissa Sarver, Betty Meinholz, Joyce Brundage, Bill Brundage Board, 4:30 p.m., room B-22, Jacob tion, Ontonagon. area74.org. and Maxine Truemper. Solin Business Center, GCC. Bessemer Area School Board, Government Iron County Board, 6 p.m., 8:30 a.m., special meeting, A.D. Iron County Land Information courthouse, Hurley. Johnston High School media center. Council, 10 a.m., courthouse, Hur- Wednesday, Feb. 1 Ironwood Planning Commis- ley. sion, 5 p.m., meeting, Conference Bessemer City Council, 5:30 GOCAA to hold Room 1, second floor, Memorial Iron County LWCD Christian Men of the Northland, p.m., city hall. Building, Ironwood. Ironwood Parks and Recre- 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Ironwood. Iron County Regional Trail monthly food Alcoholics Anonymous, open ation Committee, 5:30 p.m., holding annual plant sale Committee, 5:30 p.m., courthouse, meeting, Conference Room 1, sec- meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran Hurely. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. ond floor, Memorial Building, Iron- HURLEY — The Iron County quantities at a low cost. distribution Friday, Feb. 3 wood. DOVE Support Group, noon-2 Land and Water Conservation Proceeds from this sale fund The Gogebic-Ontonagon Com- p.m. 906-932-4990. Tuesday, Feb. 7 Department is holding their scholarships for local students munity Action Agency reminds Ironwood/Hurley Rotary Club, Double Trouble, 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m., Serenity Center, Ironwood. annual plant sale through Fri- and teachers and student con- recipients of the dates of the 12:15 p.m., Elk and Hound Restau- Pickleball, 10 a.m. to noon, Iron- day, Feb. 24. servation programs. rant, Ironwood. Mercer Food Pantry, noon-1 monthly Commodity Supple- wood Memorial Building. New this year — Winterberry You do not need to be an Iron Iron County Veterans Service p.m., Railroad Street, Mercer, Wis. Gogebic County Veterans Ser- mental Food Program February Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Wis., Emergencies: 715-476-7655. vice Officer, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Iron- and the pollinators pack, this County resident to order. distribution to seniors 60 years Town Hall. 715-561-2190. Alcoholics Anonymous/Al- wood Memorial Building. 906-667- option will provide you with Order forms can be picked up and older. Alzheimer’s Disease Care- Anon, noon, Salem Lutheran 1110. eight six-packs of grasses and at the Iron County Land and The site and schedule for givers Support Group, 6-7 p.m., Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, wildflowers to attract pollina- Water Conservation Depart- Gogebic County seniors is as fol- Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. tors such as bees, humming- ment, the Iron County Clerk lows: Mercer, Wis. Ontonagon United Methodist area74.org. birds and butterflies. office, the Iron County Forestry Church basement, next to Holiday Monday, Feb. 13 — 100 Mill Bessemer Booster Club, 6:30 Ironwood Kiwanis Club, noon, The pollinators pack includes office, UWEX office in Hurley, St., Bessemer, 9 a.m. to noon. p.m., A.D. Johnston High School. gas station, Ontonagon. Golden Dragon. New members wel- area74.org. one six-pack of the following Hurley Public Library, Mercer Tuesday, Feb. 14 — 100 Mill Gogebic Range Carvers, 6:30 come. plants: butterfly weed, Canada Public Library, Manitowish p.m., shop room, A.D. Johnston High Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 St., Bessemer, 1 to 3 p.m. Cribbage, 1 p.m., Mercer, Wis., wild rye grass, Indian grass, Waters Library, Boulder Junc- School, Bessemer. p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic Public Library. 715-476-2366. Wednesday, Feb. 15 — Pio- People for Peace, 7 p.m. EDT, Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Disabled American Veterans, 6 lance-leaf coreopsis, rough blaz- tion Library, Presque Isle neer Park Apartments, Iron- Episcopal Church of Ascension, 501 Saturday, Feb. 4 p.m., Ironwood American Legion. ing star, sky blue aster, wild Library and North Lakeland wood, 9 to 10 a.m. Houghton St., Ontonagon. Life Support Group, 6:30 p.m., bergamot and yellow coneflow- Discovery Center The Ontonagon County distri- Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Community Pickleball Pad- Woodland Church, Ironwood. er. For more information or to bution will be on Thursday, Feb. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. dlers, 8:30-11:30 a.m., Mercer Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Trees and shrubs are sold have an order form sent to you, 16, at the following locations and area74.org. School gymnasium. 715-776-4588. Episcopal Church of the Transfigura- bare root and grasses and flow- call Heather at the Iron County times: Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., tion, Ironwood. area74.org. ers are sold in six-pack plugs. LWCD at 715-561-2234. Bergland — Lake Gogebic p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Government All plants are sold in small Quantities are limited. Senior Center, 9:45 to 10 a.m. Bessemer. area74.org. area74.org. Wakefield Township Board, White Pine — Porcupine Government Sunday, Feb. 5 5:30 p.m., township hall. Ironwood Economic Develop- Mountain Senior Center, 10:20 Wednesday, Feb. 8 to 10:35 a.m. ment Corporation, 10 a.m., meet- Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 p.m., Behind-the-camera female Ontonagon — Holy Family ing, Conference Room 1, second closed meeting, Salem Lutheran Christian Men of the Northland, floor, Memorial Building, Ironwood. Church, Ironwood. 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Ironwood. Catholic Church parking lot, 515 Thursday, Feb. 2 Iron County Outdoor Recre- Mentoring of Moms, 9-10:30 Oscar nominees falls 2 percent Pine St., 11 to 11:45 a.m. ation Enthusiasts snowshoe, 1-3 a.m., Range Community Bible LOS ANGELES (AP) — despite efforts by the Academy Mass City — Resource Cen- Pickleball, 10 a.m. to noon, Iron- p.m., Schomberg Park, U.S. 51. Church, Hurley. 715-561-4355. Women earned a number of bar- of Motion Picture Arts and Sci- ter, 1:15 to 1:45 p.m. wood Memorial Building. Gogebic Range Trail Authority, Alcoholics Anonymous, open rier-breaking Oscar nomina- ences to expand and diversify Bruce Crossing — Stannard Gogebic County Veterans Ser- 6 p.m., Pit Stop, Bessemer. meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran tions this year, but overall rep- membership. Township Ballpark, U.S. 45 N, vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Church, Ironwood. area74.org. resentation of women in Oscar- For the seventh year fol- 2:15 to 2:45 p.m. Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., Wesley United Methodist Church, DOVE Support Group, noon-2 Watersmeet — Town Hall Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 Ironwood. p.m. 906-932-4990. nominated behind-the-scenes lowing Kathryn Bigelow’s his- categories fell two percent toric win for “The Hurt Lock- parking lot, 2:30 to 2:45 p.m. according to a report from the er” in 2009, no women were CDT. Women’s Media Center pub- nominated for best director. Recipients are reminded to Closed for Super Bowl: Not lished Monday. Only one woman was nomi- return their boxes. The report, authored by nated in any screenwriting For information about regis- awards blogger Sasha Stone, category, Allison Schroeder tering for the program, call noted landmark achievements for “Hidden Figures,” down Bessemer 906-667-0283, or all sports bars created equal — like how “Jackie” composer from three last year, and, Ontonagon County 906-884- Mica Levi became the first once again, no women were 2106. By NEAL RUBIN college football game at Magee’s, women to be nominated for Boxing day, and night nominated for cinematogra- The Detroit News but that’s an obligation. Soccer is Back to boxing, briefly: Two original score, and how Joi phy. Erik Olson will open the doors a commitment. If the lads (or decades and many pounds ago, McMillon became the first Other categories experienced of his sports bar early on Super lasses) are playing, the beer is with better knees, Olson black woman to earn an edit- similar drops, save an increase Bowl Sunday. flowing and the fans crowded fought as a joyful if mediocre ing nomination — but in nominations for women in Then he’ll close them, hours around the bar are howling, even amateur. bemoaned the decrease in the Sound Editing and Sound before kickoff. if ill-mannered time zones force He’s still devoted to the sport, female nominees overall Mixing categories. “It sounds crazy,” he concedes. them to show up at 7 a.m. and Magee’s will host a fundrais- Does a church shut down on Olson, 45, figured soccer and er March 4 to help a team of Briefs Easter? But Thomas Magee’s boxing could be his niche when Detroit teenagers travel to a Sporting House Whiskey Bar in he opened three years ago, partly match in Ireland. A Eastern Market is not your nor- because he likes them and most- gofundme.com page is in the Festival Ironwood to hold mal big-screens-and-ballgames ly because no one else had works under Bridges Beyond organizational meeting barroom — or really, your nor- claimed them. Boxing. mal anything. Now Thomas Magee’s is an Just look for the former Mur- IRONWOOD — The Festival The proprietor is a wide, official rooting spot for Liverpool, phy’s and the even more former Ironwood organizational meeting friendly, freely philosophizing another English Premiere team. Tavern at Eastern Market, basi- will be held on Monday, Feb. 6, at Make Yourself At Home former heating and cooling The Reds are the team of choice cally around the block from the 7 p.m., at the Ironwood American wholesaler who’s devoted to because ringleader Dan Marcac- main entrance of Gratiot Central Legion. Detroit, but doesn’t live there chio, a 31-year-old massage ther- Market. For more information, call Will WITH THE BEST MORTGAGE because Kwame Kilpatrick didn’t apist from Royal Oak, became a The Thomas and Magee in the Corcoran at 906-364-5672, or get caught soon enough. fan a decade ago as he watched name were his grandmothers. Keith Johnson at 906-364-4316. The place itself offers cold them on television from the “Sporting House” is a tribute to We offer a Hurley to hold Mid-Winter beer, good whiskey, late hours, orphanage where he was volun- his great-aunt Rose, who was variety of corporate executives clinking teering in Kenya. busted in Toledo during the Snow Ball Saturday first-time glasses with barbers and brick- “It’s a port city. Lots of indus- Depression for running a bordel- HURLEY — The Hurley Fire- layers, a cornhole game next to try. A beautiful city center,” he lo. works Committee will hold the homebuyer an unconvincing fake fireplace, says. “Then it goes down the The bar took a year to pound Mid-Winter Snow Ball at the programs to no food, and when the time tubes.” into shape in a building that had Iron County Memorial Building help you get comes, no New Year’s Eve Party. It was almost enough to make been abandoned for more than a on Saturday, Feb. 4. your foot in Olson closes then, too, for the him homesick. decade. The goal was to build an The proceeds will be put same reasons he locks up before Olson, meanwhile, grew up on everyman’s pub that’s open towards the Fourth of July fire- the door. the Super Bowl: It’s an event for the east side and in Mount seven days a week until 2 a.m. works over Lake Michelle Competitive Rates amateurs, and besides, everyone Clemens. He lives in Grosse Stop by sometime, he says, A dinner will also be put on by already has someplace else to go. Pointe Park, about 30 yards out- and meanwhile, enjoy the Super the Hurley Area Lioness Club to Personalized Service The football game kicks off at side Detroit, because he swore Bowl — anywhere but his place. benefit the club’s scholarship fund. 6:30 p.m., give or take a Bud- he’d leave town if Kilpatrick was weiser commercial. Olson’s regu- re-elected and his friends held lars will be drinking Guinness 10 him to it. Cherie LaMarche hours earlier, at 8:30 a.m. “I always remind people,” he 2016 Polaris Ranger 570 Crew NMLS# 672888 Demo, 15 miles, red, 570cc, EFi, 44hp, 4 seater, dump box, push button turf mode/2wd/AWD, Detroit time, when Manchester says, “we were a pretty cool city independent front & rear suspension, rear receiver hitch, full warranty, financing available. Marcy Elsemore City takes on Swansea in an before it all happened.” NMLS# 672889 English Premier League soccer “All” means Dan Gilbert, the $8,999 match. influx of man-buns and the Locally Owned They’ll still be drinking Guin- blessed new arena that will bring ness, or at least something else Olson 41 home-game crowds a GOGEBIC RANGE BANK more continental than Bud year for hockey and basketball. www.gogebicrangebank.com Light, when Manchester United He is grateful, business-wise, but plays Leicester City at 11 a.m. also guarded. For those who watch one football “You can do yoga on a beach in 155 E. Cloverland Dr., Ironwood 906.932.7646 game a year — and no futbol the middle of Woodward,” he 300 S. Sophie St., Bessemer 906.663.4520 games — that’s also soccer. says; it’s a reference to Campus When Man U is done for the Martius, in case you still won’t day, Thomas Magee’s will be, too. cross Eight Mile. “But we’re not Big enough to compete. really back until Miss Jones can Cloverland Motors Small enough to care. go grocery shopping in her neigh- 300 E. Cloverland Dr., (U.S. 2) • Ironwood, MI 49938 WhereThey’ll soccer devote is a king TV screen to a borhood.” 1-800-932-1202 • Phone: 906-932-1202 • Fax: 906-932-3295 4 l TUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 2017 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Gosnell case worth notice DAILY GLOBE “You can’t unlearn,” Ann McElhinney were betrayed by The New York Times, (the) insists, referring to what she and her hus- Washington Post and so many others.” Sue Mizell, Publisher band, Phelim McAleer, write about in their When I ask McElhinney to point to some- Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor new book, “Gosnell: The Untold Story of thing encouraging she encountered, she America’s Most Prolific Serial Killer.” Kathryn names Detective Jim Wood, describing him In April 2013, the investigative journalists Lopez as “a public servant doing all he can every focused their attention on the trial of day to bring justice, to defend and to protect. Philadelphia abortionist Kermit Gosnell, That he exists makes me hopeful.” In Their Opinion who was charged with, and later found guilty About the movie, McElhinney says, “We of, murdering three infants who were born have to independently distribute it,” and Wisconsin’s state courts alive in his squalid clinic. The evidence that asks: “Investors please be in touch — the was shown in court was grisly. As McElhin- movie needs to come out this year. Audiences shouldn’t be for sale ney puts it: “The humanity in all the pic- died and the infants born alive and killed, who have seen it say it’s the best movie ever tures is unmistakable, the pictures of the but “two vulnerable women” who died there, made about abortion.” Take the “For Sale” sign off Wisconsin’s courts. babies that were shown as evidence in the one a young African American and one a When asked for her advice to the media That was the simple message last week from more than Gosnell trial were first-, second- and third- refugee, she says. about how to cover abortion and any — God four dozen retired judges in the state as they asked the trimester babies, in all their innocence and Gosnell’s clinic was emblematic of what have mercy — future Gosnells, she says: Wisconsin Supreme Court to consider new rules that perfection.” Pope Francis has called a “throwaway soci- “Just be honest; stop being ideological and would require judges and justices to recuse themselves in Coinciding with this month’s 44th ety.” People are cast aside and treated shod- report the news, even when it makes a lie of cases involving parties or lawyers who spent money to anniversary of the Supreme Court’s Roe v. dily, because they are poor and desperate, (your) personal beliefs. Do your job, tell the help elect them. Wade decision, the book is a precursor to a and no one cares to pay attention. It can be story, and keep your opinions for the opinion It’s a good idea, and one that is direly needed now that movie starring Dean Cain, currently in need easier and more ideologically convenient to pages.” campaign finance laws have been so riddled by cases like of a distributor. look away. When pro-life legislation aims at “Everyone needs to read the book,” she the U.S. Supreme Court’s Citizens United ruling that McElhinney’s interest in the trial was not regulating abortion clinics, it’s not a stealth insists. “People think they know what goes gave corporations the free speech (and campaign spend- ideological. She wasn’t pro-life, and she’s strategy to make abortion illegal, but an on — I thought I knew. The details are ing) privileges of citizens, and recent state high court rul- clear and quick to tell you that she “never attempt at some oversight and to ensure that important: what Gosnell did, how he got ings that have undercut previous bans on politicians, trusted or liked pro-life activists.” And she women are not being forced into an abortion, away with it. The government and the media including judges, from coordinating their campaigns with really didn’t like being shown images of abor- psychologically coerced by circumstances and betrayed their responsibilities in the face of special interest groups. tions. “If the anti-abortion position was so a culture that seems to encourage and expect this massive case of mass murder for political strong, it should be able to argue without it in certain circumstances. Wisconsin used to have a judicial system that was reasons.” resorting to emotionally manipulating its “I can always see ... the babies he killed,” “Never again,” she says, must be the widely immune from the high-spending influences of par- audience with fraudulent horror pictures,” McElhinney tells me. “But it’s also a privilege response. tisan politics, but the changes in the political landscape she’s written. to know them, to witness for their lives. It’s Kathryn Jean Lopez is senior fellow at have put big dollars into play in our court system. But Gosnell changed things for McElhin- what journalism is all about, or at least what the National Review Institute, editor-at- That has become particularly evident in races for the ney. “I got an education on abortion because it should be about. To speak for the powerless large of National Review Online and state Supreme Court, where outside interests have of researching and investigating this story,” who cannot speak for themselves. In this founding director of Catholic Voices USA. helped change the ideological and political slant of the she tells me. In the case of Gosnell, she’s case, that is as true as it gets; those children She can be contacted at klopez@nationalre- court in recent years to give conservatives a 5-2 majority. focused not just on the unborn children who deserved journalists to tell their stories. They view.com. Going into last year’s high court race, special-interest groups using “issue ads” spent more than $13 million on state Supreme Court races over nine years, with conser- vative-leaning groups outspending liberal-leaning groups Today in history by a 2-to-1 margin. That has had an impact on the partisan makeup of the By The Associated Press high court, and on its rulings, as shown by its dismissal of Today’s Highlight in History the John Doe probe of conservative groups that supported On Jan. 31, 1917, during World Gov. Scott Walker’s political campaigns. War I, Germany served notice that it Under the state Supreme Court rules on recusal, which was beginning a policy of unrestrict- were adopted in 2010, donations by groups and individu- ed submarine warfare. als and independent spending don’t, by themselves, On this date In 1606, Guy Fawkes, convicted require judges to step aside from a case involving those of treason for his part in the “Gun- parties. The decision is left to the judge. powder Plot” against the English Those Supreme Court rules on recusal don’t only affect Parliament and King James I, was the high-spending special-interest groups like Wisconsin executed. Club for Growth and Wisconsin Manufacturers and Com- In 1797, composer Franz Schu- merce in cases they may bring before the court, they bert was born in Vienna. extend down to the small cases involving ordinary citi- In 1865, the U.S. House of Rep- resentatives joined the Senate in zens. passing the 13th Amendment to the Who among us would like to go before a judge — no United States Constitution abolish- matter the reputation for fairness and impartiality — ing slavery, sending it to states for knowing that your legal opponent, or his/her attorney, ratification. (The amendment was has donated even a few hundred dollars to the judge’s adopted in Dec. 1865.) Gen. Robert election campaign? E. Lee was named general-in-chief of the Confederate States Army by Sidebar, Your Honor? Are you still accepting campaign President Jefferson Davis. donations? In 1929, revolutionary Leon Trot- The remedy proposed by the 54 retired judges is to sky and his family were expelled require municipal judges to step aside in a case if they’ve from the Soviet Union. received at least $500 from a litigant or attorney. For cir- In 1934, President Franklin D. cuit court judges the threshold would be $1,000; for appel- Roosevelt signed the Gold Reserve late judges, $2,500; and for high court justices, $10,000, Act. In 1945, Pvt. Eddie Slovik, 24, which is half the individual donor limit for a justice. became the first U.S. soldier since The limits also would apply to issue advocacy groups, the Civil War to be executed for even if they have not directly contributed to a judicial desertion as he was shot by an George W. Bush, visiting Wall Street, Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Baseball Hall-of-Famer Nolan Ryan campaign but clearly do work that influences the judge’s American firing squad in France. delivered his “State of the Economy” Philadelphia for more than 15 years, is 70. Actor Jonathan Banks is 70. election — which would apply to groups running attack In 1958, the United States speech in which he took aim at lav- died at age 88. Singer-musician Harry Wayne ads against an opposing judicial candidate. entered the Space Age with its first ish salaries and bonuses for corpo- One year ago: A triple bombing Casey (KC and the Sunshine Band) Wisconsin’s judges and justices should be in the busi- successful launch of a satellite into rate executives, saying their pay killed at least 45 people in a pre- is 66. Rock singer Johnny Rotten is orbit, Explorer I. should be tied to how much they dominantly Shiite Muslim suburb 61. Actress Kelly Lynch is 58. Actor ness of interpreting and upholding the law fairly and hon- In 1961, NASA launched Ham the helped their companies’ sharehold- south of the Syrian capital. Israel’s Anthony LaPaglia is 58. Singer- estly, without regard to dollars flowing into their re-elec- Chimp aboard a Mercury-Redstone ers. Delaware Sen. Joe Biden for- Cabinet voted to allow non-Orthodox musician Lloyd Cole is 56. Actress tion campaigns. rocket from Cape Canaveral; Ham mally launched his second bid for Jewish prayer at the Western Wall in Paulette Braxton is 52. Rock musi- The state Supreme Court should rewrite its rules and was recovered safely from the the Democratic presidential nomina- Jerusalem, marking a historic show cian Al Jaworski (Jesus Jones) is 51. take the money bag off the scales of justice. Atlantic Ocean following his 16 1/2- tion. Some three dozen blinking of support for liberal streams of Actress Minnie Driver is 47. Actress minute suborbital flight. electronic devices planted around Judaism. Novak Djokovic main- Portia de Rossi is 44. Actor-comedi- —The Journal Times of Racine In 1971, astronauts Alan Shep- Boston threw a scare into the city in tained his perfect streak in six Aus- an Bobby Moynihan is 40. Actress ard, Edgar Mitchell and Stuart what turned out to be a marketing tralian Open finals with a 6-1, 7-5, 7- Kerry Washington is 40. Bluegrass Roosa blasted off aboard Apollo 14 campaign for the Cartoon Network 6 (3) victory over Andy Murray. Team singer-musician Becky Buller is 38. Letters Policy on a mission to the moon. TV show “Aqua Teen Hunger Force.” Irvin won a 49-27 victory over Team Singer Justin Timberlake is 36. Actor In 1980, Queen Juliana of the Best-selling author and columnist Rice in the NFL Pro Bowl. “Grease Tyler Ritter is 32. Country singer Netherlands announced she would Molly Ivins died in Austin, Texas, at Live” aired on Fox television. Tyler Hubbard (Florida Georgia Line) The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters should deal abdicate on her birthday the follow- age 62. Today’s Birthdays is 30. Folk-rock singer-musician with matters of current, public interest. We reserve the right to reject any ing April, to be succeeded by her Five years ago: Republican Mitt Actress Carol Channing is 96. Marcus Mumford (Mumford and letter and to edit those that are to be published. Please avoid name-call- daughter, Princess Beatrix. Romney routed Newt Gingrich in the Composer Philip Glass is 80. Former Sons) is 30. Actor Joel Courtney is ing or personal attacks. In 1990, McDonald’s Corp. Florida primary, rebounding from an Interior Secretary James Watt is 79. 21. Letters should be no longer than 400 words. An address and phone opened its first fast-food restaurant earlier defeat. The breast-cancer Princess Beatrix of the Netherlands, Thought for Today number must be included for verification purposes. in Moscow. charity Susan G. Komen for the Cure the former queen regent, is 79. Actor “Happiness is not having what Letters may be mailed to Letters to the Editor, Daily Globe, 118 E. In 2000, an Alaska Airlines MD-83 set off a furor by deciding to halt its Stuart Margolin is 77. Actress Jessi- you want, but wanting what you McLeod Ave., Ironwood MI 49938; emailed to: jet crashed into the Pacific Ocean off partnerships with Planned Parent- ca Walter is 76. Former U.S. Rep. have.” [email protected]; or faxed to 906-932-4211. Port Hueneme, California, killing all hood affiliates (Komen reversed Dick Gephardt, D-Mo., is 76. Blues — Rabbi Hyman Judah Brief, thank-you letters will be considered for our Saturday “Bouquets” 88 people aboard. itself three days later). Retired Cardi- singer-musician Charlie Musselwhite Schachtel, American theologian, column. Ten years ago: President nal Anthony Bevilacqua, who led the is 73. Actor Glynn Turman is 71. author and educator (1907-1990)

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PUBLISHER EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna Martilla yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Award Winning Newspaper Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 ADVERTISING DIRECTOR LEAD PRESS Published daily Monday - Saturday Heidi Ofstad Bill Westerman (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE TUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 2017 l 5 Dead deer WAKEFIELD Record investigated POLICE REPORTS ed as a fugitive on a bench warrant City of Ironwood out of the Lac Vieux Desert reserva- The Ironwood Public Safety tion at the county line between IRONWOOD — The Ironwood Department received a Sunday Gogebic and Iron counties. Public Safety Department evening complaint about an intoxi- COURT CASES received an early Monday report cated male at 717 E. Ayer St. Gogebic County that a deer had been killed by a Thomas Davis, 50, of 101 N. District Court, Bessemer wolf behind the mausoleum at Lowell St., was arrested on a bench Dec. 19: Richard Michael Benyo, the Riverside Cemetery. warrant issued by the Gogebic 53, Ironwood, operate with illegal The 12:59 a.m. report said County Sheriff’s Department, blood-alcohol content, $935. department of public works according to the IPSD. Jan. 23: Redertravis Michael employee Steve Lehto called in Davis was transported to Aspirus Scala, 22, Montreal, Wis., operate Grand View Hospital, after he without license, $260. the dead deer. refused to be booked for incarcera- Jan. 23: Jillian Marie Lusk, 30, The IPSD called the Michigan tion, but was later cleared to be Marenisco, operate without license, Department of Natural returned to jail. $260; registration violation, $225. Resources poaching hotline at The IPSD said he registered an Jan. 23: Jeremiah Allen Quick, 800-292-7800 to report the inci- initial .359 blood-alcohol reading. 20, operate without license, $260. dent. The report said DNR offi- ——— Jan. 23: Bailey Leonard Kostac, cers were attending a meeting The IPSD received a Thursday 20, Wakefield, false pretenses (less and were unavailable to come to complaint that an ice auger was than $200), $575. Ironwood. stolen from a garage on W. Birch St. Jan. 23: Shasta Star Klingman, The complaint said Lehto took The Eskimo Sting Ray, valued at 40, Watersmeet, operate while visi- $400, had been placed on a bench bly impaired, $635. photos at the scene and then in the garage. Jan. 23: Bart Scott Vukelich, 57, cleaned up the area later in the ——— Ironwood, operate while intoxicated, morning. On Jan. 24, the Gogebic County credit for two days served in jail, Wolves have been spotted in Sheriff’s Department received notice $835. the city and Ironwood Township Ian Minielly/Daily Globe of theft of mail in Ironwood. The Jan. 23: Dennis Gene Pease, 59, over the past several years, espe- FOR THE past week, contractors have been laying fiber-optic wire at the west end of Wakefield, across from package was delivered to the resi- Wakefield, operate unregistered cially when deer were more plen- Sunday Lake, on U.S. 2. Dave Johnson, an AT&T employee, said Thursday, “A lot of businesses are getting dent’s address by the U.S. Postal vehicle, $275. tiful. fiber-optic installed across the Upper Peninsula and there are only three AT&T employees in all of the U.P. Service on Jan. 13 at 1:11 p.m., Jan. 23: Marquis Henry, 22, Iron- —Ralph Ansami authorized to splice fiber-optic lines for AT&T.” The day prior, Johnson was in Sault Ste. Marie splicing wire. where someone must have inter- wood, operate without license, cepted the box. $335. The package was valued at $87 Jan. 23: Samantha Marie Pittsley, things can be included on it. and discovered missing when the 28, Watersmeet, possession of a Journal Weekly logs can also be creat- victim contacted the seller and the controlled substance, $650. postmaster regarding the incident. Jan. 23: Zachary Martin Taival- ed, although Schmidt said she Superior Range Shooters The victim notified the seller, post maa, 20, Ironwood, possession of a personally hasn’t found these office and sheriff’s department of the controlled substance, $635. useful. From page 1 theft. Jan. 23: Denver Joseph Frances People can also create collec- Club considers options ——— Pikka, 20, Wakefield, false pretens- that an item requires further tions, which are notes on a spe- On Saturday at 11:18 p.m., Robin es (less than $200), $575. By IAN MINIELLY exposure to flintlock and percus- work or is waiting for a response cific topic or task. Schmidt said Lynn Bock, 42, of Ironwood, was Jan. 23: Gerald Ray Ollanketo, [email protected] sion guns from the 18th and 19th from someone else. these could include anything arrested for disorderly/drunk. 41, Ironwood, attempted interfering IRONWOOD TOWNSHIP — centuries. The symbols are a key to the from a major project to a reading ——— with electronic device, credit for 12 The Superior Range Shooters —The club is considering practice, according to Schmidt, list. The IPSD received a weekend days served, $945. Club met Jan. 16 to discuss club adding an archery shoot for a as they allow users to reference At the end of each month, report of snowmobiles being ridden Jan. 23: Matthew Carl Snyder, events and future happenings. range of skill levels. through the Riverside Cemetery, 33, Bessemer, failure to report an the status of each item at a Schmidt said users should Club membership has grown —A special trap shooting day where there is no authorized use. accident and operating a vehicle glance. review the month and migrate by 16 for the 2016-17 season. was discussed where the public Gogebic County with a suspended license, $675; While there may not be set uncompleted tasks as necessary. New signs have been pur- would be invited to shoot once On Saturday at 6:45 p.m., Jacob driving while license suspended, rules to bullet journaling, The need to rewrite the tasks is a chased to notify people of the per week, with supervision by Wicklund, 25, of Fowler, was arrest- credit for one day served, $575. Schmidt said there are some gen- good way to determine whether range’s existence in the township club membership to aid those eral pieces that most people it should be continued or aban- along Black River Road in an new to trap shooting. include. doned. Park service schedules Wolves have lived at the effort to inform people they may The club discussed various Users generally begin with an “With whatever’s left, that’s public meetings on Isle island park in Lake Superior be stumbling onto the property fund raising options for the 2017 index, Schmidt said, that allows when you say, ‘Is this still since the late 1940s. But their that is a live shooting range. fiscal year. Brad Kusz, board Royale wolves them to quickly reference vari- important enough for me to numbers haves fallen dramati- As weather permits, the signs member, is working on a plan to HOUGHTON (AP) — Feder- ous parts of their journals. write it into next month, or cally in recent years and only will be installed at the property’s hold a raffle, which was broadly al officials are inviting the pub- Following that, Schmidt said, should I just cancel it,” Schmidt two remain. boundaries. supported. Another option is to lic to learn more about options comes the “future log.” This part said. “The act of writing it again The park service released a The club discussed several hold fundraising dinners for for dealing with the declining allows users to plan for things makes you put a value judge- draft plan in December with sev- topics for future development members and friends, similar to gray wolf population at Isle such as important dates and ment on it.” eral alternatives. They include that would add options to area dinners conducted in the past Royale National Park in Michi- appointments as far as a year In addition to these basic including taking more wolves shooters. With the completion of its gan. into the future. parts, users can also add habit from the mainland to the island, —Under consideration is education center, the club dis- The National Park Service The future log is followed by a trackers to try and encourage delaying a decision and doing development of a woods trail for cussed rental fees for use by the has scheduled open houses for monthly log, which basically productive habits and various nothing. black powder, archery and even public and members of the club. Feb. 14 in Duluth, Minnesota, functions as a list of tasks and decorative touches as desired. Written comments can be sub- sporting clays to incorporate The club plans to finalize the fee and Feb. 15 in Houghton, Michi- date-sensitive items similar to Additional information and mitted through March 15. movement and shooting. structure at its March meeting gan. For those who can’t attend, what would be written on a cal- ideas are online in various For more information, visit —The club is considering dif- for approval and incorporation webinars are scheduled for Feb. endar. places, according to Schmidt, http://parkplanning.nps.gov/isro ferent options for target shooting into the club’s bylaws. 16 and Feb. 21. In addition to the monthly log, including a short video from the wolves. that would enhance the safety of people use a daily log. This is creator of bullet journaling fur- shooting steel. One of the rea- essentially a to-do list, according ther explaining the concept at sons people like to shoot steel is to Schmidt, although other Bulletjournal.com. the immediate feedback from the TUESDAY EVENING JANUARY 31, 2017 target when a round hits it. 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 —A member offered to build The Flash “Dead or Alive” DC’s Legends of Tomor- Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ The King of The King of Engagement Engagement according to Beversdorf. # new gun racks, sitting benches CW KDLH (N) (TVPG) (CC) row (N) ’ (TV14) (CC) (TVPG) (TVPG) Queens ’ Queens ’ The largest fish by size and Tourney and shooting benches before the Super Bowl Greatest NCIS A Marine falls to her Bull A man is accused of Local 3 (:35) The Late Show With James the fisherman that reeled it in % CBS WJMN Commercials 2017 (N) ’ death. ’ (TVPG) manslaughter. ’ (TV14) News at Stephen Colbert (TVPG) Corden spring shooting season starts. are: The Wall “Darnell and This Is Us “The Trip” ’ Chicago Fire “I Held Her KBJR 6- (:34) The Tonight Show Seth Meyers There is some consideration & —Northern Pike 29 7/8 inches NBC KBJR Dion” (N) (TVPG) (CC) (TV14) (CC) Hand” ’ (TV14) News Starring Jimmy Fallon ’ From page 1 about adding a solid rubber top by Matt Larsh, Rockford, Ill. 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Anderson, Jr., 83, wife, Gloria; daughter, Sandy place in Michigan Press (aka The Big Swede) of L’Anse, and formerly (Jerry) Staffeld, of Houston; of Kenton, passed away on Jan. 27, 2017, in daughter, Karen Johnson Crystal Falls. (Lee DeLeon), of L’Anse; He was born on Sept. 13, 1933, in Stam- grandson, Alan Takalo, of baugh to Emil and Selma (Johnson) Anderson. L’Anse; and sister, Carol Association contest He grew up in Beechwood and married Gloria Cooper, of Long Lake, Wis., as Several members of the Daily Norm’ made mark in March. He and former Daily well as numerous relatives Hansen on Oct. 24, 1959, in Kenton, and had Globe’s staff were honored with Watersmeet,” a piece about the Globe writer Tom Stankard also two daughters. He was very loved. and friends. awards in the 2016 Michigan passing of the Nimrods’ girls bas- took third place in enterprise Anderson served in the U.S. Army and the A memorial service will be Press Association’s Better News- ketball coach. reporting for a five-part series on National Guard, and was stationed in Ger- Emil J. held at 11 a.m. on Thursday, paper Contest, as announced Juno also took first place in the heroin epidemic’s impact on many. After leaving his country’s service, he Anderson Feb. 2, at the Reid Funeral Thursday. the sports photography category the Northwoods. moved to Kenton in 1955 and worked as a log- 1933 — 2017 Service and Chapel in L’Anse, The annual contest recognizes for a shot of hurdlers at the Ralph Ansami was given hon- ger, miner and in road construction. Finding with Pastor John Ansell offi- the best in writing and photogra- Welker Invitational track meet orable mention in the spot news his niche as a millwright, he recently became ciating. The family will greet phy, as well as page and adver- last spring. He earned second category for his story, “Saxon an honorary lifetime member of United Broth- friends at the funeral chapel tising design. Members of Indi- place in sports writing for a boys Harbor storm claims life, causes erhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America, on Thursday from 10 a.m. ana’s Hoosier Press Association district tournament game story millions in damage,” from July. Local 1510. He was a self-proclaimed “jack of until the time of the service. reviewed 3,384 entries submitted from last March: “No. 2 Forest On the advertising side of the all trades, master of none.” Baraga County area veter- by 107 Michigan newspapers in Park survives W-M’s upset contest, the Daily Globe’s adver- Anderson was an avid outdoorsman and Veteran ans, under the direction of eight divisions. attempt.” tising department also earned loved hunting and fishing, although in later Baraga American Legion Post Daily Globe sports editor Newswriter Richard Jenkins honorable mention in the enter- years, he was happiest riding his lawnmower 444, will conduct military honors at 10:30 a.m. Jason Juno was honored with was honored with third place in tainment services category for its or blowing snow. He loved to talk to people Immediately following the memorial ser- two first places and a second. He the feature photography category work with the Gogebic County and not a cross-country trip went by without vice, the family invites friends to join them for took first place in sports feature with a photo of a young girl feed- Fair. him knowing someone at numerous road-side fellowship and a luncheon in the Harrington writing for “Ellenberger, ‘Coach ing a calf with a bottle last —Larry Holcombe stops. Gathering room, located at the funeral Morning coffee, talking with friends and chapel. playing cards at Hoppy’s Bar were a favorite Spring interment will take place in the part of his day, along with watching the Green Kenton Cemetery. Justice Sotomayor says universities need more diversity Bay Packers. After living in Kenton for nearly In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made 60 years, Emil and Gloria moved to L’Anse in to the Iron County Medical Care Facility, 1523 ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) — “It’s going to look a lot like rankings in a number of cate- 2015. U.S. 2, Crystal Falls, MI 49920. U.S. Supreme Court Justice Michigan,” she said to applause, gories. Anderson is preceded in death by his par- Emil’s obituary may also be viewed and con- Sonia Sotomayor on Monday said “but with even greater diversity.” “You need to figure out how ents and sister, Elaine Kirst. dolences sent to the family at reidfuneralser- increasing diversity on college The percentage of black you engage everyone in receiving He is survived by his loving and devoted vicechapel.com. campuses is a key to diversifying undergraduate students at the that quality education,” she said. society at large, noting that the University of Michigan has been Michigan voters in 2006 said number of black students at the pretty steady in recent years at race couldn’t be used as a factor University of Michigan is a “real less than 5 percent. Hispanics in admissions at public universi- Kash A. St. Catherine problem.” are 5.5 percent. White under- ties. In 2014, the Supreme Court Sotomayor received an hon- graduates are 65.4 percent. ruled that the constitutional orary degree and participated in The U.S. is “making large amendment was legal. OSHKOSH, Wis. — Kash A. St. Cather- son, Axel; nephew, Andrew Giancola, and his a forum about the future of uni- improvements toward” an equal A university spokeswoman, ine, 52, of Oshkosh, formerly of Three Lakes daughter, Claire; along with numerous friends versity communities as part of a society, Sotomayor said, but Kim Broekhuizen, said getting and Hurley, died Wednesday, Jan. 18, 2017, he made wherever he went. series of events celebrating the “we’re still far from it.” more black students is “impera- at Aurora Medical Center, surrounded by St. Catherine was employed by the State of University of Michigan’s bicen- “When you look at the number tive” to making the campus more his immediate family and close Oshkosh Wisconsin Prison System as a prison guard tennial. Her visit occurred about of African-Americans at the Uni- diverse and inclusive. She said friends. until his recent illnesses prevented it. three years after she wrote a vig- versity of Michigan — um, the ban on using race as a factor He is survived by his parents, Louise Mor- St. Catherine loved life and strived to pass orous dissent in a Supreme there’s a real problem,” she said. in admissions is a hurdle. gando, of Hurley, and George St. Catherine that love around through joking and great sto- Court decision that upheld the “And why is diversity important? The university has been sensi- (Terri), of Sugar Camp; sister, Luanne ries. If the Packers needed a historian, Kash state of Michigan’s ban on race in ... For me, the answer is quite tive to concerns that too few Applekamp (David), of Bergland, Mich.; was it; a true Packer guy. college admissions. simple: It’s because until we blacks are enrolled. In October, nieces, Amanda Axvig (Adam) their daughter, A celebration of St. Catherine’s life and Sotomayor, the first Hispanic reach that equality in education, Robert Sellers was appointed as Molly and Angela Gilbertson (Brent) and their burial will be held at a later date. on the Supreme Court and we can’t reach equality in the chief diversity officer as part of daughter of Puerto Rican-born larger society. It starts here and broader efforts to improve diver- parents, was asked by a modera- it ends here.” sity. There’s also an $85 million, For reprints or lamination services, tor what a university will need to Sotomayor said university five-year plan in a number of contact the Daily Globe at 906-932-2211 look like in the years ahead to be President6 Mark Schlissel told areas, including recruitment and inclusive and innovative. her about Michigan’s national outreach.

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That’s why sheet- your sheet tray and stick it in the fridge. pan salmon suppers are so terrific — Then, when you get home, pop the whole they take minutes to make, and yet the thing into the oven for a dinner that is healthy fats in salmon are filling. even faster than microwaving a frozen Today’s recipe features salmon along- lasagna. You’ll save both time and calo- side super-quick-cooking asparagus, ries, and who couldn’t use that in 2017? which tastes sweet and less grassy when roasted. This incredibly simple recipe will start off the 2017 menu rotation EASIEST SHEET PAN SALMON Start to finish: 20 minutes right. Servings: 4 Sheet-pan suppers are perfectly quick 4 fillets salmon, skin removed, about 5 for weeknight eating, and versatile ounces each enough that you can swap out ingredi- 1/3 cup almond flour or almond meal (can ents to match your tastes and your substitute panko bread crumbs) fridge. Don’t have salmon? Use sea bass 1 1/2 teaspoons dried herbes de or cod, no problem. Just pay attention to Provence (or dried oregano or thyme) the cook times, particularly as you swap 1/2 teaspoon granulated garlic out veggies - you may need to pre-cook 1 teaspoon finely grated lemon zest hardier vegetables like broccoli or 2 tablespoons lemon juice 1 bunch of asparagus, cleaned and cauliflower. (Tip: you can do a quick trimmed, about 1 pound microwave steam to par-cook slower- 1 teaspoon olive oil cooking ingredients like potatoes before 1/2 teaspoon salt, divided placing them on the sheet-pan.) You can 1/4 teaspoon pepper even use frozen fish fillets for this recipe lemon wedges for serving if you add a little cooking time (use an Preheat the oven to 400 degrees F and instant meat thermometer to check for cover a baking sheet with parchment paper. doneness). Pat the salmon dry gently with a paper Since my daughter is gluten-sensi- towel. On a small plate, mix the almond flour, tive, I use almond flour for a bit of Associated Press herbs, garlic, lemon zest, half the salt, and bread-less breaded texture on top of the pepper with a fork until well-blended. Sprin- A SHEET-PAN supper of salmon and asparagus will help keep that New Year’s resolution for healthy eating going strong. salmon, but feel free to use crunchy kle or brush the lemon juice even on top of panko breadcrumbs if you prefer. the salmon fillets. Dip the top of the salmon among the fillets. Place the fillets on the 135 internal temperature and asparagus is calories; 133 calories from fat; 15 g fat (2 g Herbes de Provence is my go-to dried fillets into the almond flour crumbs, gently sheet pan. Toss the asparagus with the olive tender, about 15 minutes. Serve with lemon saturated; 0 g trans fats); 78 mg cholesterol; herb blend, and it can be found now in pressing them into the top of the fillets, even- oil and remaining salt. Place around the wedges. 357 mg sodium; 8 g carbohydrate; 4 g fiber; ly dividing the almond flour and herb mixture salmon fillets. Cook until salmon reaches Nutrition information per serving: 293 3 g sugar; 33 g protein. Briefs Take chill off of winter with some super soups Feds reopen probe of dirty surgical tools at DMC By The Detroit News blender come off when the hot “The dead of winter” has such liquid erupts you’ll understand.) bacon. Serves 4. morel for each portion, and then sionally (very gently), until the won- DETROIT (AP) — Federal Per serving: 242 calories; 8 g fat slice into a cute fan and float on top tons float and the pork filling is an ominous tone; you never hear Armed with these recipes your health authorities are once again (3 g saturated fat; 30 percent calo- in each bowl. And if you really want cooked through, about 5 minutes. investigating dirty tools at the that said about summer. 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8 l TUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 2017 NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Storms preview ocean-rise damage to California cities, roads SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — raising, shielding or evacuating Ocean rise already is worsening vulnerable spots, which include the floods and high tides sweep- mass-transit systems, power ing California this stormy win- plants and sewage plants, could ter, climate experts say, and this be far higher. month’s damage and deaths “Astronomical. The San Fran- highlight that even a state cisco airport? What would it cost known as a global leader in fight- to replace that?” asked Gary ing climate change has yet to Griggs, director of the Institute tackle some of the hardest work of Marine Sciences at the Univer- of dealing with it. sity of California, Santa Cruz. The critical steps yet to come Griggs is part of a scientific include starting to decide which working group requested by Gov. low-lying cities, airports and Jerry Brown to examine whether highways, along with threatened new evidence on melting and landmarks like San Francisco’s potential ice-sheet collapse in the Embarcadero, to hoist above the Antarctic, whose ice holds almost rising water and which to aban- 90 percent of the Earth’s fresh Associated Press don — and where to start getting water, means sea-level rise may FLOODING ALONG Highway 37 near Vallejo, Calif., Jan. 14. has become a concern. Ocean rise already is worsening the floods and high tides the many billions of dollars for be even higher than the 3 feet sweeping California this stormy winter, climate experts say, and this month’s damage and deaths highlight that even a state known as a global those climate rescues. projected for California by the leader in fighting climate change has yet to tackle some of the hardest work of dealing with it. “People always tell us we’re end of the century. ahead of the curve” on climate The Pacific off California has into a swollen estuary off Oak- heaviest rain and surf to Califor- some state agencies realize. submerged. change, said Larry Goldzband, risen just about 8 inches overall land’s airport, which along with nia in decades, ecologist Fraser “And all of our infrastructure is “Our biggest challenge is how head of a regional San Francisco in the past century. For the San Francisco’s bayside airport Shilling stood on a highway not accommodating the new nor- to fund and build it before it goes Bay commission that late last next three decades or so, the is one of the big sites expected to bridge north of San Francisco, mal.” underwater,” said Kate Miller, year stepped up regional efforts accelerating pace of sea rise be hit more and more often by looking over sprawling miles of Pumps and bulldozers labored executive director of the trans- to identify and prioritize commu- primarily will make worse the flooding as the Pacific Ocean floodwater and salty bay water to clear water from another portation authority for Napa nities and infrastructure at risk flooding and erosion from big rises a foot over the next 30 swallowing the highway’s exit stretch of the state highway, two County. from rising sea level. As proud as storms like this month’s in Cal- years. ramp, and drowning salt marsh- weeks after the storms. California might not really Californians are of their climate- ifornia. Brown, who declared an emer- es and fence posts as far as the State and local governments start funding its rescues from sea change efforts, “I always think, “Probably until mid-century, gency in much of the state this eye could see. acknowledge that low-lying sites rise until a major part of the pub- ‘Man, if we are ahead of the short-term events ... are going to month because of flooded towns State Route 37 is a busy high- like State Route 37 will be hit by lic is inconvenienced, said state curve, I feel sorry for the rest of be more damaging than sea-level and highways, crumbled roads way for tens of thousands of com- sea-rise worsened floods and Sen. Jerry Hill, a Democrat from the country,’” Goldzband said. rise itself,” Griggs said. and rockslides, has vowed to muters and truckers in and out tides more and more, before the San Mateo County. A 2009 study by the Pacific In January, a series of power- fight if the fossil-fuel friendly of California’s wine country. bay claims them completely. Hill’s prediction of what would Institute, a California-based ful storms brought more than a Trump administration goes after Shilling, a co-director of the Road But authorities are stymied by free the funds: If a low-lying environment think-tank, esti- foot of rain to parts of the San California’s landmark programs Ecology Center at the University the financial and political diffi- stretch of U.S. Highway 101 near mated $100 billion in property Francisco Bay, triggered record to reduce climate-changing car- of California, Davis, had forecast culties of raising billions to ele- San Francisco’s old Candlestick was at risk from ocean rise in 34-foot waves off the state’s cen- bon emissions. Brown’s adminis- it wouldn’t be seeing this kind of vate or protect the highway, or Park floods, and much of the Bay California, two-thirds of it in the tral coast, killed at least five peo- tration in 2015 also sought to regular high water for at least reroute it through pricey vine- Area suddenly could not get to low-lying San Francisco Bay ple and prompted the evacua- speed up planning for dealing another 20 years. yards inland. As it is now, sub- work. region. That’s far more than the tions of thousands around the with sea rise and other climate “This is the new normal,” stantial state funding isn’t “That will be the wake-up call, state takes in from income taxes state. change. says Shilling, who believes sea expected for this particular high- when the rubber hits the road,” each year. The dead included a cab driv- On a sparkling afternoon after rise already is changing condi- way until 2088, long after parts he said. “When the water hits the Experts say the real cost of er who slid off a wet road and three storms brought some of the tions on the ground more than of it are expected to be regularly tailpipe.”

Confederate emblem has 1894 or punish schools, universi- Critics say the flag symbolizes staying power on ties, local governments or state slavery and segregation and tar- George HW Bush released from Mississippi flag agencies that refuse to fly it. nishes a state with a 38 percent Leaders say there’s little chance black population. JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — The any bill will survive because “It’s time for Mississippi to Houston hospital, returns home Confederate battle emblem still there’s no consensus on the issue move in a new direction,” said waves on the Mississippi flag that generates strong emotions. Democratic Rep. John Hines of HOUSTON (AP) — Former The nation’s 41st president Maine after falling at his sum- and appears in little danger of Mississippi is the last state Greenville, a member of the Leg- President George H.W. Bush was was joined at the hospital by his mer home and breaking a bone in being erased anytime soon. with a flag that still includes the islative Black Caucus. “The state released Monday from Houston 91-year-old wife, Barbara, who his neck. He was also hospital- Legislators have filed bills battle emblem — a red field that I believe Mississippi can be Methodist Hospital where he spent five days there for treat- ized in Houston the previous that propose to either change the topped by a blue tilted cross dot- — that flag is not a representa- received treatment for pneumo- ment of bronchitis until her December for about a week for flag that has been used since ted with 13 white stars. tive symbol of it.” nia for more than two weeks. release a week ago. shortness of breath. He spent Bush, 92, was experiencing The couple’s 72-year marriage Christmas 2012 in intensive care breathing difficulties when he is the longest of any presidential for a bronchitis-related cough was admitted Jan. 14. During his couple in U.S. history and the and other issues. treatment, which included a stay former first lady was with her Despite his loss of mobility, in intensive care, doctors insert- husband during much of his stay, Bush celebrated his 90th birthday ed a breathing tube and connect- including when she was hospital- by making a tandem parachute ed him to a ventilator. ized for her own treatment. They jump in Kennebunkport, Maine. “He is thankful for the many were “essentially therapy for Last summer, Bush led a group of prayers and kind messages he each other,” Dr. Clint Doerr, one 40 wounded warriors on a fishing received during his stay, as well of the physicians treating Bush, trip at the helm of his speedboat, as the world-class care that both said last week. three days after his 92nd birthday his doctors and nurses provided,” Bush, who served as president celebration. Bush spokesman Jim McGrath from 1989 to 1993, has a form of George Herbert Walker Bush, said Monday. Parkinson’s disease and uses a born June 12, 1924, in Milton, Bush has been allowed to motorized scooter or a Massachusetts, also served as a return to his Houston home, wheelchair for mobility. congressman, CIA director and McGrath said. He was hospitalized in 2015 in Ronald Reagan’s vice president. AP: Trump’s voter fraud expert registered in 3 states SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A record includes “Doesn’t that just demon- man who President Donald the final four strate how broken the system Trump has promoted as an digits of is?” he asked. “That is not fraud authority on voter fraud was reg- Phillips’ Social — that is a broken system. We istered to vote in multiple states Security num- need a national ID that travels during the 2016 presidential ber, his correct with people.” election, the Associated Press date of birth Phillips has been in the has learned. and a prior national spotlight since Nov. 11, Gregg Phillips, whose unsub- address match- when he tweeted without evi- stantiated claim that the election ing one once dence that his completed analy- was marred by 3 million illegal attached to sis of voter registrations conclud- votes was tweeted by the presi- Gregg Gregg Allen ed the “number of non-citizen dent, was listed on the rolls in Phillips Phillips. He has votes exceeded 3 million.” Alabama, Texas and Mississippi, lived in all Thousands of people liked and according to voting records and three states. retweeted the claim, which led to election officials in those states. At the time of November’s a viral article three days later on He voted only in Alabama in presidential election, Phillips’ InfoWars.com, a site known to November, records show. status was “inactive” in Missis- traffic in conspiracy theories. CLOVERLAND MOTORSPORTS In a post earlier this month, sippi and suspended in Texas. Phillips also has previously Phillips described “an amazing Officials in both states told the tweeted about the dangers of Gary Kuklinski effort” by volunteers tied to True AP that Phillips could have “inactive voters” being able to the Vote, an organization whose voted, however, by producing vote in U.S. elections. “There is board he sits on, who he said identification and updating his already law that compels states 300 E. Cloverland Drive, Ironwood, MI found “thousands of duplicate address at the polls. to remove inactive voters. Many records and registrations of dead Citing concerns about voters don’t,” Phillips tweeted Nov. 29. 906-932-1202 or 800-932-1202 people.” registered in several states, the According to media reports, Trump has made an issue of president last week called for a five Trump family members or people who are registered to vote major investigation into his top administration officials also www.cloverlandmotorsports.com in more than one state, using it claim of voter fraud, despite his were registered to vote in two as one of the bedrocks of his over- campaign lawyer’s conclusion states during the 2016 election all contention that voter fraud is that the 2016 election was “not — chief White House strategist rampant in the U.S. and that tainted.” Stephen Bannon; Press Secre- voting by 3 to 5 million immi- “When you look at the people tary Sean Spicer; Treasury Sec- grants illegally in the country that are registered, dead, illegal retary nominee Steven Mnuchin; cost him the popular vote in and two states, and some cases Tiffany Trump, the president’s November. maybe three states, we have a lot youngest daughter; and Jared The AP found that Phillips to look into,” Trump said in an Kushner, Trump’s son-in-law was registered in Alabama and ABC interview. and a senior White House advis- Texas under the name Gregg Reached by telephone Mon- er. Allen Phillips, with the identical day, Phillips said he was The Houston-based True the Social Security number. Missis- unaware of his multiple registra- Vote has challenged the validity sippi records list him under the tions but asked, “Why would I of voter rolls in numerous name Gregg A. Phillips, and that know or care?” states. THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS TUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 2017 l 9 Ontonagon Korpi’s 3 gives Cardiac Cardinals girls win; overtime win over Speedgirls Hurley By PAT KRAUSE [email protected] WAKEFIELD — They used to call games like Monday night's boys lose barn burners. Wakefield-Marenisco's Dari- at Bayfield enne Korpi launched a 3-pointer from the right wing with 3.2 sec- REPUBLIC — Ontonagon onds left in overtime and it hit pulled away from Republic- nothing but net giving the Cardi- Michigamme in the third quar- nals a thrilling 55-52 win in a ter of a 58-43 Copper Mountain Cooper Mountain Conference Conference victory Monday match-up in the Cardinal Gym. night. Korpi is used to making big The Gladiators mixed up the shots in her four-year varsity lineups in the first half and led career, but that final, silky- 25-23 at halftime. They smooth shot was in all likelihood outscored R-M 20-7 in the third her biggest. quarter. "Darienne told me after the “Third quarter we pulled it game,'What happened?'" Cardi- together,” Ontonagon coach Dick nal coach Bruce Mahler said. "I Franti said. “We played a much told her, "'You made the game- better quarter.” winning shot.'" Holly Wardynski, Fahren Kol- Regulation ended in a 47-47 pack and Isabelle Lutz all scored tie and a four-minute overtime 12 points for Ontonagon. was needed to decide it. “Lots of kids got to play and W-M's Ebanie Delich picked almost everybody scored,” Franti up a loose ball and passed ahead said. to Korpi for a lay-in to make it Nikki Wertanen led Republic- 50-47 with 1:32 left. Bessemer's Michigamme with 18 points. Allyson Metas sank a free throw, Ontonagon (7-8, 7-3) hosts Caitlyn Lynch scored on an in- Watersmeet Thursday. bounds play and Megan Peterson Ontonagon — Kinsey Weisinger 4, Kalli Weiner 2, Kessy Domitrovich 4, Cleo Allen 1, Samantha Lutz 5, went coast-to-coast and scored on Fahren Kolpack 12, Holly Wardynski 12, Isabelle Lutz 12, Submitted photo a lay-up. Jenny Labyak 6. FTs: 5-14. Fouls: 20. Fouled out: None. ONTONAGON’S MITCHELL Borseth scored his 1,000th point last week That gave the Speedgirls a 52- 3-pointers: I. Lutz 2, S. Lutz 1. R-M — Taylor Kaminen 5, Rachel Kaminen 1, Tailyn and was awarded a plaque at Monday night’s home game against 50 lead with 38.8 seconds left Raisanen 7, Olivia Jarvi 4, Alicia Ball 6, Shawna Watersmeet. and they looked to be in good DuMoulin 2, Nikki Wertanen 18. FTs: 14-21. Fouls: 18. Fouled out: Jarvi. 3-pointers: Wertanen 2, Raisanen. shape to pull out a victory. But Ontonagon 9 25 45 58 W-M senior Elizabeth Makela R-M 12 23 30 43 Defense key in Ontonagon was fouled with 18.9 seconds left — — — and made two free throws that BAYFIELD, Wis. — Hurley victory over Watersmeet were about as big as Korpi's final struggled shooting and taking shot. ONTONAGON — A strong Offensively for the Gladiators, care of the ball in the second half "Makela has ice water in her defensive effort allowed the Mitchell Borseth led the way of a 49-42 loss at Bayfield Mon- veins," Mahler said. "Her free Ontonagon Gladiators to come with 23 points. day night. throws were huge and the press away with a 53-43 Copper Moun- "Mitch stepped up and gave us The Midgets were 0 of 11 from went on and we got a turnover." tain Conference win over the some much-needed scoring," 3 after halftime and Bayfield The free throws set up W-M Watersmeet Nimrods Monday in Andy Borseth said. "Jaden turned their turnovers into for Korpi's last second dramatics. Pat Krause/Daily Globe Ontonagon. Weisinger and Dustin Howard runouts. "Saundra (Libertoski) was WAKEFIELD-MARENISCO’S Rachel Obradovich, left, has her shot The game was going to be also gave us some good contribu- “We have to do a better job of supposed to shoot from the right blocked by Bessemer’s Caitlyn Lynch during Monday night’s game at made up last Friday, but tions off the bench." taking care of the ball,” Hurley corner," Korpi said. "But she was Wakefield. Watersmeet had bus troubles, Jacario Holt led Watersmeet coach Mike Swartz said. double-teamed and passed to me nals took a 7-6 lead. girls a lot in practice and we run forcing the teams to play Mon- with 14 points. Rondell McKin- Justin Sukanen led Hurley on the wing. I was shaking and The Speedgirls picked up their them for games like this. We day. ney had 11. with 13 points. wasn't going to shoot, but the game as Megan Peterson picked inched back into the game and After the first half, Ontonagon Next, Ontonagon (5-7, 4-3) Quincy Bressler paced Bay- clock was running down. I didn't up hers. Late in the second quar- our energy was building. Korpi held a 24-11 lead, thanks to its goes to E-TC tonight, while field with 20 points. think and just shot it. It was luck ter, Peterson splashed a triple to scored 20 points in the second defense. Watersmeet hosts Three Lakes Hurley (5-10. 5-7) hosts Ash- that it went in, but as it got close, knot the game at 16-16 and then half and got a little on fire. We "Good defensive performance tonight. land Saturday afternoon. I thought it was going in. It hap- made a steal on a cross-court looked for opportunities and Hurley — Isaac DeCarlo 5, Carson Thewis 9, Ryley pretty much all the way Watersmeet — McGeshick 3, R. McKinney 11, Ryskey pened so fast. I wanted to cry and pass and went in for a lay-up found them and we made adjust- Eitrem 5, Dante Bender 6, Tandrell Foster 2, Justin Suka- through," Ontonagon head coach 3, J. McKinney 3, Winkka 2, Templeton 1, Gagnon 2, nen 13, Kris Bluse 2. FTs: 1-5. Fouls: 13. Fouled out: Williams 3, Holt 14. F: 21; Fouled out: Hope; Free throws: scream, but I thank Liz for the with 2.1 seconds left in the half. ments. We went to a man-to-man Andy Borseth said. "My boys None. 3-pointers: Sukanen 3, DeCarlo 1, Thewis 1. 9-16; 3-point field goals: R. McKinney McGeshick, free throws. Bessemer had a 20-16 advan- defense in the fourth quarter and Bayfield — Dylan LaPointe 12, Quincy Bressler 20, rebounded well and defended Ryskey, Williams, Holt. Ontonagon — Polakoski 6, Weisinger 7, Domitrovich 4, "This is our biggest win of the tage at the half. that made a difference." Dalton Gordon 6, Mark Defoe 9, Chet Wachsmuth 2. pretty well. We were fortunate FTs: 4-7. Fouls: 12. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Borseth 23, Ashbreck 2, Howard 2, Blake 3, Balcomb 6. year. We knew Bessemer wasn't Peterson got hot and scored 12 Peterson led Bessemer's scor- that Watersmeet missed a few F: 14; Fouled out: None; Free throws 13-20; 3-point field Bressler 2, LaPointe 1. going to leave without a fight." points in the third quarter, while ing attack with 25 points and Hurley 25 42 shots that they generally make." goals: Borseth, Weisinger. Bayfield 24 49 Watersmeet 6 11 22 43 Bessemer coach Gerry Pelis- Metas ran the show from her four triples and Metas added 15. Ontonagon 12 24 39 53 sero wasn't feeling so good about point guard position and got in Korpis was the game's top gun the final score, but he knew the some scoring of her own. With a with 27 points and knocked down Speedgirls gave it everything 40-30 lead, it looked like a Speed- four 3s, while Rachel Obradovich they had and could have won. girl win was eight minutes away reached double figures with 10. Michigan State, Michigan on "For a rivalry game, it lived up as the fourth quarter began. W-M won the junior varsity to its billing," Pelissero said. "Megan is a streaky shooter," game 40-32. "That's the best we've played all Pelissero said. "She needs confi- The Speedgirls (3-13, 3-9 bubble at Big Ten's midway point year. We played four quarters, dence when she shoots. When CMC) take on Hancock in a non- we got four quarters and four she makes some shots, she gets conference game in the House of that confidence and when she Noise on Thursday with a 6:20 EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) — If there's one win That's because five of Michigan's final seven Big minutes. When we were ahead misses, she thinks it's not her p.m. tip-off. Michigan State can always be pleased with, it's a vic- Ten games will be on the road, and the Wolverines 47-45 in the fourth quarter (with day. She scored 25 (points) and The Cardinals (5-9, 5-5 CMC) tory over rival Michigan. haven't won a true road game all season. 28.1 seconds left), the girls we haven't had a kid score 25 all travel to Baraga for another con- Freshman star Miles Bridges was enjoying it — "This team is going to have great challenges down thought we had it. But when it year. Metas gave us 15 points." ference game with a 6:20 p.m. but he was also focused on the task ahead. the road," Michigan coach John Beilein said. was tied at 52, we threw the ball But in the fourth quarter, W- start. "The pressure's not off," he said. "We still need Michigan has some nice wins on its resume, such away twice in the last 25 seconds M climbed back into the game Bessemer — Megan Peterson 25, Allyson Metas 15, every one of these games." as neutral-site victories over Marquette and SMU in and gave up five points in the and tied the game at 47-47 when Emily Matonich 2, Caitlyn Lynch 4, Maddie Jacobson 4, Michigan State's 70-62 victory over the Wolver- November, but as of Monday night, the Wolverines last 25 seconds. Hannah Koivisto 2. FT's: 15-27, Fouls: 21, Fouled out: Alexa Jilek made a put-back ines on Sunday snapped a three-game losing streak were ranked 69th in the RPI according to rpifore- "Darienne hit a helluva shot none, 3-pointers: Peterson 4, Metas 1. with 10.8 seconds left. W-M — Darienne Korpi 27, Saundra Libertoski 7, Alexa and broke a tie with Michigan in the standings. Aside cast.com. Michigan State was 45th. — she's a senior. She scored five "A couple of things happened," Jilek 4, Elizabeth Makela 2, Rachel Obradovich 10. FT's: from that, the situation hasn't changed much for The Spartans play their next two games on the of their eight points in overtime." 13-28, Fouls: 21, Fouled out: Obradovich, Delich, 3-point- Mahler said. "We settled down in ers: Korpi 4.. either team. At the midway point of their Big Ten road, Thursday night at Nebraska and at Michigan The game started with a ho- hum first quarter as the Cardi- the fourth quarter. We run the Bessemer 6 20 40 47 52 schedules, both can be considered bubble teams for the following week. The Spartans have wins over W-M 7 16 30 47 55 the NCAA Tournament. Wichita State, Minnesota (twice) and Northwestern That's not a particularly comfortable spot for that could help their postseason resume. They'd be in Michigan State, which has made the NCAAs 19 a better spot if they had avoided losses to the likes of times in a row. The Spartans (13-9, 5-4) are in fifth Northeastern, Penn State and Ohio State. place in the conference. Michigan (14-8, 4-5) is one of "We definitely have to bring it on the road. We five teams tied for sixth. have to focus on that," guard Cassius Winston said. The Wolverines are under pressure as well. After "We have to bring the energy from the jump once the winning Big Ten titles in 2012 and 2014 — with a game starts." Final Four appearance in between — Michigan There are plenty of games remaining, but neither missed the NCAA Tournament in 2015 and barely Michigan State nor Michigan has too much margin made it last year. If the Wolverines fall short again for error. They could both end up missing the NCAA — with two seniors playing major roles in Derrick Tournament, which would be a bit of a shock given Walton and Zak Irvin — that would be a significant the stature of the programs and their preseason disappointment. expectations. "I think we just beat ourselves too much," sopho- But each team has the ability to finish the regular more Moe Wagner said. "Give in to pressure, settle season strong. Michigan State took a step in that for jump shots, defensively just have lags of focus at direction last weekend, and Michigan will have its moments when we can't have them." chances to do the same. If the pressure was on Michigan State to hold "I am proud of this team for bouncing back serve at home Sunday, it will shift to Michigan when because it's not easy either when you lose three in a the Wolverines host the rematch Feb. 7. In fact, row and people aren't happy with you, coaches aren't Michigan could really use victories in each of its next happy with you," Michigan State coach Tom Izzo two games — Saturday at home against Ohio State said. "It's part of the growing process that I think will and against the Spartans three days later. really help this team. Now we will see."

Rolling Northwestern dreaming of 1st NCAA Tournament berth EVANSTON, Ill. (AP) — tosh and company look ready to Sure looks that way. Bryant McIntosh is close enough take down that drought, brimming McIntosh scored 21 points as he can see it when he closes his with confidence heading into the Northwestern beat Indiana 68-55 eyes. They all can, up and down final stretch of their increasingly on Sunday for its sixth straight the coaching staff and throughout successful season. win. the roster. With every 3-pointer, "We feel we are really good, but It's the longest Big Ten win every shutdown performance, they we can be even better, which I streak for the Wildcats since the move one step closer to the sweet- think is scary," McIntosh said. 1932-33 team matched a school est of uncharted territory for "Yeah, I mean that's the fun part, record with seven in a row, and Northwestern. going in each and every day and their 7-2 start in conference play is At long last, the NCAA Tourna- understanding what everyone their best since the 1937-38 sea- ment. thinks of this program and kind of son. The Wildcats have been playing allowing that to be a little bit of a When the Top 25 was released men's basketball for more than a fire in our bellies. ... We have to be on Monday, Northwestern came in Pat Krause/Daily Globe century and never made it to the different, like this, this is over. at No. 25 for its first appearance in BESSEMER’S MEGAN Peterson, left, drives to the basket as Wakefield-Marenisco’s Ebanie Delich defends sport's marquee event. But McIn- This isn't the same Northwestern." the poll since the 2009-10 season. Monday night in Wakefield. 10 l TUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 2017 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTSUP, Michigan, Wisconsin prep basketball polls Daily Globe Scoreboard high school basketball poll, with records in parentheses. Others receiving votes: Waupun 15, Gale-Ettrick- U.P. Polls Totals are based on 15 points for a first-place vote, 14 for Trempealeau 12, Prairie du Chien 6, New Holstein 2. Boys second,etc.: Division 4 Prairie Farm 71, Lake Holcombe 38 Southeast Division Dallas 50 20 2010 50 135 157 Class A School Record Points Last Tuesday, Jan. 31 Rib Lake 47, Gilman 29 W L Pct GB Winnipeg 52 23 25 4 50 150 161 Class ABC Girls basketball Record Points Last School Record Points Last 1. Destiny (8) 15-1 116 1 Shiocton 61, Manawa 21 Atlanta 28 20 .583 — Colorado 46 13 31 2 28 93 156 Hurley at Winter, 7:15 1. Norway (7) 12-0 35 1 1. Saginaw Heritage (3) 13-0 72 1 2. Darlington (4) 15-0 112 2 St. Croix Falls 67, Frederic 19 Washington 27 20 .574 ½ Pacific Division Mercer at Washburn, 5:45 2. Marquette 10-1 27 2 2. Detroit King (1) 13-1 71 2 3. Young Coggs Prep 12-2 89 5 St. Marys Springs 59, Mayville 50 Charlotte 23 25 .479 5 GP WLOT Pts GF GA Boys basketball 3. Iron Mountain 11-1 22 T3 3. Warren Cousino (1) 12-2 67 3 4. Cochrane-Fountain City 13-0 73 7 Turtle Lake 40, Elmwood/Plum City 36 Miami 19 30 .388 9½ San Jose 50 31 17 2 64 135 116 Ontonagon at Ewen-Trout Creek, 7 4. Gladstone 7-2 8 T5 4. Midland Dow 10-2 57 4 5. The Prairie School 13-2 67 4 POSTPONEMENTS AND Orlando 19 31 .380 10 Edmonton 51 28 15 8 64 152 132 EST 5. Sault Ste. Marie 11-0 7 T5 5. Port Huron Northern 13-2 51 5 6. Regis 12-3 55 8 CANCELLATIONS Central Division Anaheim 51 27 15 9 63 133 129 Three Lakes at Watersmeet, 6:30 Others receiving votes: Negaunee (8-3) 5, Munising 6. DeWitt 13-1 42 8 7. Laconia 12-2 54 3 Ashland vs. Hayward, ppd. to Jan 31. W L Pct GB Calgary 52 25 24 3 53 134 149 Mercer at Washburn, 7:15 (10-1) 1. (tie)East Lansing 12-1 42 T6 8. Edgar 12-2 48 9 Flambeau vs. Ladysmith, ccd. Cleveland 32 15 .681 — Los Angeles 49 24 21 4 52 123 121 Ironwood at Drummond, 7:15 8. Clarkston 12-2 35 T6 9. Stanley-Boyd 11-2 30 6 Lakeland vs. Antigo, ccd. Indiana 25 22 .532 7 Vancouver 50 23 21 6 52 119 140 Wakefield-Marenisco at Chassell, 6:20 Class RecordD Points Last (tie)Southfield A & T 9-3 35 T9 10. Spring Valley 10-3 9 NR Chicago 24 25 .490 9 Arizona 48 16 26 6 38 108 152 Bessemer at Hancock, 6:20 1. North Central (7) 11-0 35 1 10. Muskegon Mona Shores 11-3 28 T9 Others receiving votes: Saint Mary's Springs 3, Men’s AP Top 25 Milwaukee 21 26 .447 11 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point The top 25 teams in The Associated 2. Bark River-Harris 9-3 20 2 Others receiving votes: Hartland (11-1) 20, Mar- Shiocton 2, Markesan 1, Howards Grove 1. Detroit 21 27 .438 11½ for overtime loss. Thursday,Girls basketball Feb. 2 Press' college basketball poll, with first- 3. Carney-Nadeau 8-3 14 4 quette (12-1) 18, East Kentwood (12-2)17, Northville (11- Division 5 WESTERN CONFERENCE Sunday's Games Ironwood at Bayfield, 7:15 place votes in parentheses, records 4. Brimley 9-3 11 3 1)13. School Record Points Last Southwest Division All-Star Game: Central 3, Pacific 10 Hurley at Mellen, 7 through Jan. 29, total points based on 25 5. Ewen-Trout Creek 8-4 85 Class B 1. Shullsburg (12) 14-0 120 2 WLPct GB All-Star Game: Atlantic 6, Metropolitan Hancock at Bessemer, 6:20 points for a first-place vote through one 5. Dollar Bay 7-2 8—School Record Points Last 2. Columbus Catholic 15-0 101 3 San Antonio 36 11 .766 — 10 Watersmeet at Ontonagon, 7:20 EST point for a 25th-place vote and last week's Others receiving votes: Pickford (8-3) 7, Jeffers (8-3) 1. Detroit Country Day (4) 11-0 74 1 3. Seneca 15-0 93 4 Houston 35 16 .686 3 All-Star Game Final: Metropolitan 4, Ewen-Trout Creek at Dollar Bay, 7 EST ranking: 2. 2. Ypsilanti Arbor Prep (1) 14-0 69 2 4. Barneveld 11-2 80 1 Memphis 28 21 .571 9 Pacific 3 Boys basketball Record Pts Prv 3. Williamston 12-1 65 3 (tie)Hilbert 14-1 80 5 New Orleans 19 29 .396 17½ Monday's Games Dollar Bay at Watersmeet, 6:20 1. Gonzaga (46) 22-0 1594 3 Girls 4. Grand Rapids Catholic Central 13-1 62 4 6. Bangor 12-1 65 6 Dallas 18 30 .375 18½ No games scheduled 2. Baylor (6) 20-1 1504 5 Class ABC 5. Freeland 11-0 53 6 7. Gresham Community 11-2 41 7 Northwest Division Tuesday's Games Record Points Last Friday, Feb. 3 3. Kansas (9) 19-2 1503 2 6. Marshall 11-2 50 5 8. Almond-Bancroft 11-2 31 8 Girls basketball WLPct GB Columbus at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. 1. Houghton (4) 13-0 31 1 4. Villanova (4) 20-2 1479 1 7. Kalkaska 8-0 42 8 9. McDonell Central 9-3 27 9 Butternut at Mercer, 5:45 Utah 30 19 .612 — Philadelphia at Carolina, 7 p.m. 2. Munising (1) 12-0 25 2 5. Arizona 20-2 1387 7 8. Ida 11-1 37 9 10. Alma-Pepin 10-3 12 10 Boys basketball Oklahoma City 28 20 .583 1½ Nashville at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. 3. Norway (2) 12-0 24 3 6. Louisville 18-4 1237 13 9. Bay City John Glenn 9-3 36 7 Others receiving votes: Rio 4, Milwaukee Academy of Jeffers at Ewen-Trout Creek, 7 EST Denver 21 25 .457 7½ Washington at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. 4. Marquette 12-1 18 4 7. West Virginia 17-4 1101 18 10. Hamilton 12-1 34 10 Science 2, Loyal 2, Black Hawk 1, Assumption 1. Butternut at Mercer, 7:15 Portland 21 28 .429 9 Boston at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. 5. Sault Ste. Marie 9-3 4— 8. Kentucky 17-4 1083 4 Others receiving votes: Holland Christian (11-2) 15, Wakefield-Marenisco at Ontonagon, Minnesota 19 29 .396 10½ Buffalo at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. Others receiving votes: Ishpeming (10-2) 3. 9. Virginia 16-4 1061 12 Marine City (13-1). Wisconsin AP girls polls 7:20 EST Pacific Division Ottawa at Florida, 7:30 p.m. Here is The Associated Press Wisconsin prep basket- 10. Wisconsin 18-3 1058 15 Class C Bessemer at Lake Linden-Hubbell, 6:20 WLPct GB New Jersey at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Class D ball poll for the week of January 30, with first-place votes 11. UCLA 19-3 993 8 Record Points Last School Record Points Last Golden State 41 7 .854 — Winnipeg at St. Louis, 8 p.m. in parentheses, record, total points and last week?s rank- 12. North Carolina 19-4 965 9 1. Forest Park (7) 10-2 35 1 1. Detroit Edison PSA ECOE (4) (11-0) 73 1 Saturday,Boys basketball Feb. 4 L.A. Clippers 30 18 .625 11 Toronto at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. ing, as voted upon by a statewide panel of sports writers 13. Oregon 19-3 863 10 2. Cedarville 10-2 21 2 2. Sandusky (1) (12-0) 70 2 Ashland at Hurley, 2:30 Sacramento 19 29 .396 22 Minnesota at Edmonton, 9 p.m. and broadcasters: 14. Cincinnati 19-2 756 19 3. Jeffers 9-4 18 4 3. Reese (12-1) 53 7 Phoenix 15 32 .319 25½ Los Angeles at Arizona, 9 p.m. Division 1 15. Florida State 18-4 727 6 4. Baraga 10-2 14 3 4. Centreville (12-1) 51 T8 NFL Playoffs L.A. Lakers 16 34 .320 26 Colorado at Anaheim, 10 p.m. School Record Points Last All Times EST 16. Butler 18-4 717 11 5. Pickford 11-3 8—5. Traverse City St. Francis (9-1) 50 5 Sunday's Games Chicago at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. 1. Appleton North (10) 17-0 127 1 Wild-card Playoffs 17. Maryland 19-2 518 22 Others receiving votes: Engadine (8-3) 4, Ewen- 6. Laingsburg (11-1) 48 6 Atlanta 142, New York 139, 4OT Wednesday's Games 2. Milwaukee King (2) 18-0 101 2 Saturday, Jan. 7 18. Saint Mary's 19-2 409 21 Trout Creek (8-2) 3, Chassell (9-3) 1, North Central (7-6) 7. Flint Hamady (9-2) 40 4 Cleveland 107, Oklahoma City 91 Boston at Washington, 8 p.m. 3. Mukwonago 16-1 90 5 Houston 27, Oakland 14 19. South Carolina 17-4 384 23 1. 8. Pewamo-Westphalia 10-2 36 3 Indiana 120, Houston 101 Minnesota at Calgary, 10 p.m. 4. De Pere 15-2 80 6 Seattle 26, Detroit 6 20. Notre Dame 17-5 363 14 9. Munising 12-0 27 — Orlando 114, Toronto 113 Colorado at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. 5. Germantown 15-2 72 7 Sunday, Jan. 8 21. Duke 16-5 339 17 The topMichigan 10 teams in AP boys the Michigan Associatedpolls Press 10. Norway 12-0 23 — Washington 107, New Orleans 94 Thursday's Games 6. Arrowhead 14-3 51 4 Pittsburgh 30, Miami 12 22. Creighton 19-3 307 16 high school basketball poll, with first-place votes in paren- Others receiving votes: Hemlock (11-2) 22, Burton Chicago 121, Philadelphia 108 Montreal at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. 7. Middleton 14-2 50 3 Green Bay 38, N.Y. Giants 13 23. Purdue 17-5 264 20 theses. Totals are based on 15 points for a first-place Bendle (12-1) 20, St. Ignace (10-2) 18, Byron (10-1) 13, Dallas 105, San Antonio 101 N.Y. Rangers at Buffalo, 7:30 p.m. 8. Sun Prairie 13-3 40 10 Divisional Playoffs 24. Florida 16-5 213 25 vote, 14 for second,etc.: Bath (8-2) 13. Golden State 113, Portland 111 Ottawa at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. 9. Hudson 13-2 32 9 Saturday, Jan. 14 25. Northwestern 18-4 106 — Class A Class D Monday's Games Edmonton at Nashville, 8 p.m. 10. Bay Port 13-4 12 8 Atlanta 36, Seattle 20 Others receiving votes: SMU 69, School Record Points Last School Record Points Last Philadelphia 122, Sacramento 119 Winnipeg at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Others receiving votes: Oak Creek 3, Madison East New England 34, Houston 16 Xavier 67, Southern Cal 29, Wichita State 1. Clarkston (4) 12-0 74 1 1. Pittsford (4) 14-0 60 1 Miami 104, Brooklyn 96 Chicago at Arizona, 9 p.m. 2. Sunday, Jan. 15 8, Akron 5, Middle Tennessee 5, VCU 3, 2. Grand Rapids Christian 10-0 69 2 2. Mount Pleasant Sacred Heart 12-0 56 2 Boston 113, Detroit 109 Toronto at St. Louis, 9 p.m. Division 2 Green Bay 34, Dallas 31 Illinois State 2, New Mexico State 2, Vir- 3. East Lansing (1) 12-0 67 3 3. Hillman 11-1 50 5 Minnesota 111, Orlando 105, OT San Jose at Vancouver, 10 p.m. School Record Points Last Pittsburgh 18, Kansas City 16 ginia Tech 2, Iowa State 1, Utah 1. 4. Muskegon 12-0 59 6 4. Waterford Our Lady 9-3 43 7 Dallas 104, Cleveland 97 1. Beaver Dam (12) 16-0 120 1 Conference Championships 5. Kalamazoo Central 11-1 44 8 5. Cedarville 9-2 36 3 Memphis at Phoenix NCAA Division I Ice 2. West De Pere 14-0 107 2 Sunday, Jan. 22 USAThe top Today 25 teams Top in the 25 USA Poll Today 6. Flint Carman-Ainsworth 12-1 42 10 6. Gaylord St. Mary 11-1 32 — Tuesday's Games 3. New Berlin West 16-1 98 3 NFC men's college basketball poll, with first- MINNEAPOLISHockey (AP) Poll — The top 20 7. Detroit U-D Jesuit 9-3 41 4 7. St. Joseph Michigan Lutheran 11-2 29 T8 New Orleans at Toronto, 7 p.m. 4. Monroe 14-2 82 4 Atlanta 44, Green Bay 21 place votes in parentheses, records teams in the NCAA Division I men's ice 8. Detroit East English 10-2 40 5 8. Baraga 10-2 26 10 New York at Washington, 7 p.m. 5. Pewaukee 14-3 66 6 AFC through Jan. 29, points based on 25 hockey poll, compiled by U.S. College 9. Holland West Ottawa 10-1 38 9 (tie) Bellaire 9-2 26 6 Sacramento at Houston, 8 p.m. 6. Plymouth 13-2 54 7 New England 36, Pittsburgh 17 points for a first-place vote through one Hockey Online, with first-place votes in 10. Macomb Dakota 10-3 35 7 10. Crystal Falls Forest Park 10-2 18 — Oklahoma City at San Antonio, 8:30 7. Waunakee 14-2 48 8 Pro Bowl point for a 25th-place vote and previous parentheses, records through Jan. 29 and Others receiving 12 or more votes: Walled Lake (tie)Portland St. Patrick 10-3 18 4 p.m. 8. Stoughton 13-3 34 5 Sunday, Jan. 29 ranking: previous ranking: Western (11-1) 17, Detroit King (10-2) 15, Ann Arbor Others receiving votes: Novi Franklin Road Christian Charlotte at Portland, 10 p.m. 9. Hortonville 10-3 31 9 At Orlando, Fla. Record Pts Pvs Record Pts Pvs Huron (10-2) 12. (10-2) 15, Pickford (11-3) 12. Denver at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. 10. Onalaska 12-4 11 NR AFC 20, NFC 13 1. Gonzaga (24) 22-0 785 3 1. Minn-Duluth (46)17-5-4 996 2 Class B Wednesday's Games Others receiving votes: New Berlin Eisenhower 10, Super Bowl 2. Kansas (7) 19-2 749 1 2. Denver (3) 18-6-4 947 3 School Record Points Last Wisconsin AP boys polls Indiana at Orlando, 7 p.m. Here is The Associated Press Wisconsin prep basket- Union Grove 8, Mount Horeb 1. Sunday, Feb. 5 3. Baylor 20-1 720 5 3. Boston Univ 17-7-2 888 1 1. Wyoming Godwin Heights (3) 12-0 58 1 Minnesota at Cleveland, 7 p.m. ball poll for the week of January 30, with first-place votes Division 3 At Houston 4. Villanova (1) 20-2 719 2 4. Union (1) 18-6-2 777 5 2. River Rouge (1) 12-0 57 2 Atlanta at Miami, 7:30 p.m. in parentheses, record, total points and last week

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A man iden- Muslim” — without incident. airport of attempting to coerce o 2 o 10 9 8 7 5 4 p K Q J 10 9 8 6 3 p — tifying himself as an immigra- As she cried and asked to her into signing papers relin- South tion officer eventually called know why she couldn’t leave the quishing her permanent resident m A K Q 3 2 n A K Q 3 2 Ulayyet to say her sister was airport this time, the doctor, who status. o K Q being put aboard a flight back to has lived in the United States Farmad, who has lived in the p 2 Saudi Arabia, where she teaches Dealer: South since 1996, said an officer finally United States for five years, is Vulnerable: Both o school. Includes One Phot told her, “It’s because you were scheduled to take her oath of cit- South West North East “I asked if I could speak to a born in Iraq.” izenship on Feb. 1 2p Pass 2NT Pass & Online Listing 3m Pass 4p! Pass supervisor,” Ulayyet said. “He “I looked at him and I said, 4NT Pass 5n Pass was very nice, very sympathetic, ‘You know, I am 62 years old. 7m Pass Pass Pass Nazanin Zinouri___ had only Thinking About but he said, ‘Literally for me to What did I do wrong?’ He didn’t Opening lead: p K help I’m going to be breaking the say anything, he just looked at been in Iran a couple of days for Christmas Competition Selling Your Home? law and I’m not going to break the floor and said have a seat.” a family visit when she began to the law.’” Although angry and shaken, hear rumors that citizens of Mus- answers 3 to 6 Before Algonaimi left officials she said she still plans to become lim-majority nations would be By Phillip Alder Let Us Get You had her sign paperwork that she a U.S. citizen someday. banned from returning to the told her sister she didn’t under- “I’m not going to let something United States. 3. How would you bid the North- South hands with South the dealer ON THE MOVE! stand. It canceled her visa. like that stop me,” she said defi- The U.S. resident of nearly and East-West passing throughout? seven years tried to return home I firmly believe that North should “I really can’t put it in words antly. “We used to have decent respond two no-trump to show a how much sadness I feel and the people in government and now immediately but flights were balanced hand with 8 or more points. 40 Words 40 Words Then, over three spades, North’s sense of injustice we feel,” we don’t.” delayed in Tehran by heavy four-club control-bid promises spade 30 Days 60 Days Ulayyet said Sunday as she snow. She’d only gotten as far as support, the club ace and a good $99 $149 ___ hand. Blackwood does the rest. But I choked up. Fateme Farmad was return- Dubai when the ban went into accepted any sensible sequences for ing from Iran to her Minneapolis effect and authorities refused to questions 2 and 3. Prepayment required. Offer is subject to change without notice. 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He should invite gious pilgrimage to Saudi Arabia port. lowing the news and worrying game, either (in two-over-one) by 906-932-2211 | www.yourdailyglobe.com responding one forcing no-trump when she was startled to be Farmad and her family had about her rescue dog, Dexter, her and rebidding three spades, or (in pulled aside from the rest of her traveled to Iran last month to home, her car and her job. She Standard) by responding two clubs and rebidding a minimum number of group. visit relatives. Her husband, works for a technology firm in spades. b. West opens one no-trump, and East raises to three no-trump. “Everything was OK until I Masoud Samet, returned to the South Carolina. What should North lead? Diamond got to the customs checking point U.S. for work on Jan. 6 while she “What’s going to happen to my three. This needs the least from partner (with luck, only the diamond and my colleagues and friends and other family members dog? My dog is sick. Is anyone king) to defeat the contract. went through and the guy looked 6. Look at the East hand. North stayed for a wedding. going to adopt him?” she asked. opens one no-trump, and South at my passport and eyed me and When the group returned Sat- “Am I going to lose my job forev- raises to three no-trump. a. What should East lead? Probably the heart he said step aside,” Aldoori said urday, her brother, a U.S. citi- er?” seven. b. What should he lead if West Sunday, her voice shaking as she zen, was immediately allowed Zinouri, 29, has a master’s doubles three no-trump? Definitely the heart seven. c. West opens two tearfully described the ordeal. back in. She, her son and her degree from Northern Illinois spades, a weak two-bid. After North She was released and reunited passes, what should East bid? Four mother were detained. University and a Ph.D. from no-trump would be my choice! 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