Trump Launches 2020 Bid ORLANDO, Fla

Wednesday, June 19, 2019 The Commercial Review Portland, Indiana 47371 www.thecr.com $1 Trump launches 2020 bid ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — replace him even as he President Donald Trump tossed out "radical" and jabbed at the press and "unhinged" to describe the poked the political estab - rival party. lishment he ran against in Trump has long railed 2016 as he kicked off his against the special coun - reelection campaign with sel's investigation into a grievance-filled rally Russian meddling in the that focused more on set - 2016 election and the ongo - tling scores than laying ing probes by House out his agenda for a possi - Democrats in the after - ble second term. math of Robert Mueller's Addressing a crowd of report. thousands at Orlando's The apocalyptic lan - Amway Center on Tues - guage and finger-pointing day night, Trump com - made clear that Trump's plained he was "under 2020 campaign will proba - assault from the very first bly look a whole lot like day" of his presidency by his run three years ago. a "fake news media" and Even after two-and-a- an "illegal witch hunt" half years in the Oval that had tried to keep him Office, President Trump and his supporters down. remains focused on ener - He painted a disturbing gizing his base and offer - picture of what life would ing himself as a political look like if he loses in outsider running against 2020, accusing his critics Washington. The Commercial Review/Jack Ronald of "un-American conduct" In his speech, Trump and saying Democrats spent considerably more "want to destroy you and time focused on former they want to destroy our Democratic rival Hillary Fair preparations country as we know it." Clinton than on his cur - Randy Gillespie, left, and Tim Reff work on an electrical box near the new Farmers "A vote for any Democ - rent 2020 challengers, even Building at the Jay County Fairgrounds in preparation for this year’s fair, which runs from July 6 to rat in 2020 is a vote for the though she is not on the 13. rise of radical socialism ballot. and the destruction of the Thousands of Trump American dream," he said. supporters began gather - Trump made only passing ing outside the arena on mention of any of the Monday. Democrats running to See Trump page 5 Pompeo warns Iran

By The Washington Post One such message about changes the whole thing," acting defense secretary Suspects named Secretary of State Mike retaliation was delivered said a senior administra - since January, could fur - Pompeo has privately during a hastily arranged tion official involved in ther sideline the Penta - delivered warnings visit to Baghdad by Pom - Iran policy who, like oth - gon, which has cam - in plane downing intended for Iranian lead - peo in May after officials ers, spoke on the condition paigned to reduce the By ANTON TROIANOVSKI intelligence agency, Dutch ers that any attack by detected a spike in intelli - of anonymity to talk potential for hostilities. The Washington Post chief prosecutor Fred Tehran or its proxies gence indicating that freely. "It changes every - Shanahan's withdrawal MOSCOW — The Dutch- Westerbeke said. resulting in the death of Iran's militia proxies thing." followed revelations of a led investigation into the The four suspects are even one American serv - might resume assaults on Speaking during a visit complicated domestic dis - downing of Malaysia Air - charged with causing the ice member will generate U.S. forces operating in to U.S. Central Command pute. lines Flight 17 over crash of the passenger a military counterattack, proximity to them across headquarters in Tampa, Concerns about an esca - Ukraine in 2014 named plane and murdering the U.S. officials said. Iraq. Florida, on Tuesday, Pom - lation are particularly four suspects today— 298 passengers and crew The potential for a sig - While such attacks were peo said Trump "does not pointed at the Pentagon, three Russian nationals aboard. nificant military response common during the Iraq want war" but stressed the where the absence of a and a Ukrainian. "Their acts on and to even an isolated event War, Pompeo told Iraqi United States would act if confirmed secretary has The suspects included around July 2014 have led has fueled a broader inter - leaders in a message he assaulted. "We are there to fueled worries that hawks Igor Girkin, also known as to the shooting of Flight nal debate among top knew would be relayed to deter aggression," he said. in the White House and Igor Strelkov, who was a MH17. Even though they Trump officials about Tehran that a single Trump himself has sent State Department could leader of Russian-backed have not pushed the but - whether the administra - American casualty would mixed messages about the push the military beyond separatists in eastern ton themselves, there is tion's policy exceeds Presi - prompt the United States seriousness of Iran's its specific mission of Ukraine at the time of the suspicion that they have dent Donald Trump's spe - to hit back. That specific actions and how he would destroying the remnants crash, which killed 298 closely cooperated" in cific goal of preventing warning has not been pre - respond to them. of the Islamic State in Iraq people. Another suspect, obtaining the missile Iran from acquiring a viously reported. The sudden departure and Syria, raising the Sergey Dubinskiy, was an launcher that shot down nuclear weapon, the offi - "What happens if Amer - Tuesday of Patrick Shana - potential for conflict with employee of Russia's GRU the jet, he said. cials said. icans are killed? That han, who has served as Iran. Sudden oak death fungus latest invasive plant threat By CHRISTOPHER to destroy infested rhodo - series of most-harmful STEPHENS dendron stock. The DNR plants illegal to sell, offer Anderson Herald Bulletin has destroyed about 1,500 or grow for sale, trade or In late May, the Indiana plants and pulled another distribution. Department of Natural 1,500 from stores. But the law doesn’t go Resources reported that While sudden oak death into effect until April 2020, an oak-killing fungus had is immediate cause for allowing nurseries that potentially infested rhodo - alarm, it's far from the were already cultivating dendrons sold in about 90 only threat to the state’s the plant species a chance Walmart and Rural King native flora and fauna. to unload their stock. stores across the state. Non-native invasive The legislation is Sudden oak death fun - species can outperform designed to halt the march gus can travel on other and outgrow species that of invasive species and plants without killing have traditionally lived in protect the state’s wild them. If host plants are an area, often with dire lands. then planted within six consequences. Indiana landowners and feet of an oak tree, the fun - New legislation signed managers spent over $5 gus can migrate to the into law this year is million controlling inva - The Commercial Review/Jack Ronald healthy tree and kill it designed to put a stop to sive plants in 2012, accord - quickly. the sale of 44 types of non- ing to a survey by the Indi - Workers from the state native plant species ana Invasive Species For the birds Department of Natural declared as pests or Council. A pair of house finches perch on a wire in Portland on a rare Resources' Division of pathogens. Gov. Eric Hol - The economic impact of sunny afternoon Tuesday. Entomology & Plant comb signed the Terrestri - invasive species globally Pathology have been visit - al Invasive Species Rule has been estimated at 5% ing stores across Indiana on March 18, marking a of GDP.

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A flash flood watch is in effect from 5 p.m. today This is the traditional week through Thursday afternoon. for the Pennville Legion-Lions Thursday — A look at ways Showers and thunder - Fair, but activities will be lim - to cut soybean seeding costs. Travis Haffner , 29, Port - storms are forecast for ited in 2019 to livestock judg - Friday — The CR’s annual land tonight, and heavy rainfall is ing. special section on seniors. Details on page 2. expected. Lows will be in the The Pennville community Saturday — The latest in mid 60s. There’s more rain on is focusing its efforts on the our summer series on area tap Thursday, and some thun - annual Pumpkin Fest later young professionals. derstorms may produce heavy this year. rainfall. The Commercial Review Page 2 Local/Indiana Wednesday, June 19, 2019 Middletown, township consider merging Ken de la Bastide rumors,” he said. be $20,000 to $25,000. body could approve, deny or look at what services will be pro - (Anderson) Herald Bulletin Kyle Hall, president of the She said it was the cost of one amend the plan. vided, will there be a change in MIDDLETOWN — Local resi - Fall Creek Township Advisory component of a comprehensive Harvey said adoption will the level of services being pro - dents were provided with the Board, said the intent of the con - plan on how the consolidated require 51% of the registered vided, and will it require addi - procedures that will be used to solidation is to better utilize the unit of government would func - voters in both the town and tional staffing and resources,” consider merging Middletown resources to benefit the town tion in the future. township voting for approval. she said. with Fall Creek Township in and township. Joel Harvey, attorney for the He said a referendum vote “What will be the cost and Henry County. “We want to see if there are town of Middletown, said the would probably not take place what areas will be served,” San - During a Monday meeting duplication of services and a comprehensive plan would until November 2020. sone said. “There needs to be a with town and township offi - more efficient use of tax dol - decide who would provide serv - Sansone said the fiscal impact cost estimate to determine what cials, residents asked about the lars,” he said. “We want to con - ices and how the new entity and the consolidation of the two works best for taxpayers.” potential costs of developing a sider the options.” would operate. units of government are the Thompson, who is spearhead - consolidation plan and how a Steve Thompson, Fall Creek “It can provide different levels biggest part of the planning ing the effort, said the communi - consolidated government entity Township trustee, said if the of service,” he said. “Township process to be undertaken. ty needs to be proactive in seek - would operate. consolidation moves forward it residents are not responsible for “There needs to be a mission ing the most efficient use of gov - A meeting was set for 6 p.m. would create a new governmen - the Middletown debt.” statement,” she said, “outlining ernment services. July 9 at the Middletown Munic - tal entity. Thompson said there would why the consolidation is being “This brings the community ipal Building to begin forming He said if the state decides continue to be different property considered.” together,” he said. “We can con - subcommittees to start work on later to require the consolida - tax rates for the township and Sansone said a reorganization solidate the money and could a comprehensive plan. tion of small townships or the town property owners if the con - committee must be appointed include zoning and planning Jake Smith, president of the elimination of township govern - solidation occurs. first and then subcommittees capabilities instead of relying Middletown Town Council, said ment, residents would still have Harvey said both Middletown formed to consider such areas as on the county.” no votes were being taken and control over the local tax dollars. and Fall Creek Township will be government structure, public Thompson said the goal is to the meeting was for the gather - Paige Sansone of consulting required to conduct public hear - safety, parks, streets and town - develop a plan the taxpayers will ing of information. firm Baker Tilly estimated the ings on the reorganization plan. ship assistance. support or they will vote it “We want to discuss facts, not cost of the fiscal analysis would He said either governmental “The subcommittees need to down. Dunkirk man arrested Obituaries CR almanac A Dunkirk man was methamphetamine, a Level Travis Haffner, Portland, arrested on a drug dealing Felony arrests 5 felony. Oct. 12, 1989-June 13, 2019. Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday charge Tuesday. He was booked at 9:06 Services 2 p.m. Friday at 6/20 6/21 6/22 6/23 6/24 John A.E. Fields, 20, 710 p.m. into Jay County Jail Williamson-Spencer Penrod N. Elm St., was arrested on and is being held on a Funeral Homes, 208 N. Com - a warrant for dealing cocaine, narcotics or $10,000 bond. merce St., Portland. •••••••••• The Commercial Review publishes death notices for 72/59 78/64 80/68 84/70 81/66 those with a connection to Rain with Mostly Showers Mostly Partly Vultures wreak havoc our coverage area free of possible sunny with a and storms cloudy with sunny with a charge. They include the storms and a high of 78. likely with a showers and 50% chance John Boyle vultures,” Foster said. South but with more naive high of 72. Showers and high of 80 thunder - of rain and a News and Tribune “The vultures eat the after - victims. These livestock name, city of residence, Rain at night storms at and mostly storms likely high of 81. SOUTHERN INDIANA birth, and we’re used to are not as keen on how to birth/death date and and mostly night with a cloudy. in the after - Mostly cloudy cloudy with a low of 64. Storms at noon and at at night with a — They swarm by the them because of that. The defend themselves.” time/date/location of serv - low of 59. night. night. low of 66. dozens, searching for their black vultures have Adding even more stress ices. next meal — living or dead become aggressive. This to the mix is the fact that There is a charge for obit - — and instilling fear in morning when I left home, the vultures are federally uaries, which are printed as Lotteries people who encounter there were probably 50 sit - protected, meaning they they are received. We accept them. ting on a fence, just sitting can’t be killed. obituaries only from funeral Yelling doesn’t scare there watching. It’s crazy. “The protective status homes or mortuary services. Powerball Evening them off, nor does They’ve become so aggres - comes from this long-held Estimated jackpot: $92 Daily Three: 3-6-1 approaching them in a sive that they’re actually law called the Migratory million Daily Four: 5-6-3-8 vehicle and beeping the sitting in the herd with Bird Treaty Act,” Gillet Quick Draw: 4-8-12-13- horn. A warning shot from our cows. What they’re said. “It protects any Capsule Mega Millions 14-17-24-28-31-32-41-45-46- a gun isn’t even enough to doing is sitting on the back migratory bird in the Unit - 49-50-53-66-68-74-77 shoo them away in many 12-14-22-24-48 of a very healthy cow who ed States. This was put Cash 5: 1-10-36-39-44 cases. into effect to deal with the Reports Mega Ball: 21 is laying down, and the “I’ve heard of stories vulture is just eating their trade of feathers. It was to Megaplier: 2 Ohio where they’ve eaten peo - prevent birds from being In area courts Estimated jackpot: $55 skin. We used to honk and Midday ple’s roofs,” said Karen hunted. They have really Several area residents million they’d move, but they don’t Pick 3: 3-3-8 Foster, who has over 100 anymore. We used to be pretty plumes, so this pro - were fined and sentenced Pick 4: 1-2-5-0 head of cattle on her Jef - able to shoot a gun into the tects them from their recently in Celina (Ohio) Hoosier Pick 5: 5-2-8-3-4 fersonville farm. “They’re ground and it’d scare them feathers being sold and Municipal Court. Midday Evening attacking our animals. away.” traded. It’s been in law Caleb M. Heitkamp, 26, Daily Three: 5-3-6 Pick 3: 1-0-4 They’ll leave it to where What makes the black since 1918.” 635 Siegrist-Jutte Road, Daily Four: 3-4-0-4 Pick 4: 6-3-9-6 there is nothing but bones vultures so much more To deal with the problem Fort Recovery, pleaded Quick Draw: 8-10-11- Pick 5: 8-4-4-8-3 left. They’re coming after aggressive than similar legally, farmers have had no contest to an amended 24-27-28-39-43-44-45-48-52- Rolling Cash: 1-14-16- our live calves and picking birds like turkey vultures to get creative. For Jared charge of willful or wan - 54-59-66-69-70-78-79-80 24-29 out their eyes and their is the tactics they have Combs, who has operated ton disregard for safety. hind ends. We’ve lost five developed to get food in the his farm of roughly 150 The original charge was calves alone. We’ve lost a wild. goats and some cattle for operating a vehicle Markets mommy having a calf. We “Black vultures are 30 years, it means finding under the influence. know for sure the cow was interesting in the sense new avenues of protection. Heitkamp was sentenced dead and the calf was that they don’t have the “We have guard dogs to 30 days in jail, all sus - Sunrise Oct. corn ...... 4.73 eaten.” best sense of smell though who stay with the goats,” pended, fined $430 and St. Anthony Nov. corn ...... 4.68 Vultures are usually they have eyesight,” said Combs said. “They stay assessed court costs. His thought of as scavengers license was suspended Corn ...... 4.92 Allisyn Gillet, an ornithol - alert and chase those birds Central States that rely on already-dead ogist with the Indiana off. Our diligence with the for six months. July corn ...... 4.92 Others fined and sen - Montpelier carrion for food, not Department of Natural cattle is we’ll birth them in Beans ...... 8.64 hunters. Those with this tenced were Doris A. Corn ...... 4.76 Resources. “They are scav - a barn now. I’ve shot at July beans ...... 8.64 common conception, how - Muhlenkamp, 57, Fort July corn ...... 4.77 engers. Typically, vultures them, but I’ve never shot Wheat ...... 4.93 ever, may be startled to Recovery, speeding, $25; Beans ...... 8.85 have a good sense of smell one. I’m on some livestock find out this does not Spencer N. Kaup, 18, Fort July beans ...... 8.85 to find stuff to eat. When it forums, and this issue isn’t Cooper Farms a l w a y s h o l d t r u e . R e c o v e r y , s p e e d i n g , $ 2 5 ; Wheat ...... 5.22 comes to black vultures, limited to us. It’s nation - Such is the case with Kelly Lorenn, 44, Port - Fort Recovery New crop wheat ..5.22 they don’t have that. What wide. Some states will let June corn ...... 4.97 black vultures, which are you be more aggressive. land, speeding, $25; Ellen the culprits causing they do is displace turkey K. Sudhoff, 58, Fort July corn ...... 4.97 vultures from the carcass There are traps. What The Andersons headaches for farmers we’ve done is just be dili - Recovery, speeding, $15; Aug. corn ...... 4.96 by coming in groups. Richland Township throughout the country gent. The dogs primarily William J. Staugler, 60, Turkey vultures will get Corn ...... 4.47 and region in recent years. keep coyotes away, but now Fort Recovery, speeding, POET Biorefining first dibs, then the black July corn ...... 4.47 “We’re used to having they bark at these birds $15; Amanda A. Evers, 21, vultures will come in and Portland Beans ...... 8.57 daily. We really haven’t Bryant, speeding, $15; displace them aggressive - June corn ...... 4.97 July beans ...... 8.57 done anything to eradicate Ryan F. Vagedes, 20, Fort ly. That’s what explains July corn ...... 4.87 Wheat ...... 5.23 them other than that and Recovery, seatbelt viola - some of the behavior.” being watchful.” tion, $20. Farmers and livestock SERVICES in the South have become Today in history Friday much more familiar with Haffner , Travis: 2 p.m., black vultures over the On June 19, 1865, Prison in Ossining, New Williamson-Spencer Penrod years. The species’ migra - tion and habitat expansion MARKET Union troops arrived in York. Funeral Home, 208 N. Com - 949 W. State St. Albany, IN Galveston, Texas, with In 1964, the Civil merce St., Portland. farther north into regions news that the Civil War Rights Act of 1964 was Saturday like Southern Indiana, however, have introduced was over, and that all approved by the U.S. Sen - , Marie: 11 a.m., 765-789-4663 Coughlin them to new, less-adapted remaining slaves in ate, 73-27, after surviving IOOF Cemetery, Dunkirk. prey. Prices good June 19 - July 2 Texas were free — an a lengthy filibuster. “Those cows have been event celebrated to this In 2017, Otto Warm - Service listings provided by Produce dealing with them for a 90% Ground Round $ day as “Juneteenth.” bier a 22-year-old Ameri - MEL SMITLEY’S COMPLETE long time in southern Lettuce ...... 2/ 3.00 In 1953, Julius Rosen - can college student died AUCTIONEERING states like Florida,” Gillet lb berg, 35, and his wife, in a Cincinnati hospital & REAL ESTATE said. “As they expand far - $4.19 Ethel, 37, convicted of following his release by 630 North Western Avenue ther north, you have cows New York Strip Steaks Garden conspiring to pass U.S. North Korea in a coma PORTLAND, INDIANA 47371 that are not familiar with atomic secrets to the after more than a year in (260) 726-6215 the species and their $ Mel Smitley - AU01011555 Salad Mix ...... 2/ 3.00 Soviet Union, were exe - captivity. behaviors. 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To wed this summer Grandmother brought island youth to life BY TED KOOSER Jill Post and U.S. POET LAUREATE I’m afraid that if I’d American Kyle Siegrist asked my grandparents what the past was like Life in Poetry Jill Post and Kyle Siegrist have set a late sum - they’d say it was “hard,” mer wedding date. and that would be it. But The daughter of Gary and Pat Post, Fort Megan Arlett is privileged Recovery, Jill is a 2014 graduate of Wright State to have a grandmother who knows how to Arlett was born in the University. She is a teacher at Versailles, Ohio, enchant us with colors U.K., grew up in Spain, Middle School. and odors and sounds. and now lives in Texas. Kyle is the son of Joe and Diane Siegrist, Union City. A 2017 graduate of Trine University, he is a civil engineering designer at Choice One I Ask My Grandmother What Engineering. Trinidad Was Like in 1960

Paradise with a thousand stings, she replies. Deep blue and blazing sky. Incessant cicadas, scuttle of bug and roach. Fleas, mosquitos, Jill Post and Kyle Siegrist the threat of scorpions. Men leaning on doorposts, crowding the bar. Smoking, drinking, laughing descendants of slaves. Fire coral burns, reef-edge barracudas. Truly lovely. Matriarchal, she says, women with eight children Mom leaves boyfriend for teen by many different men. The men would leave as the spirit took them. I want DEAR ABBY: I'm the daughter will be upset happy? — LOVING BRIDE to know all the forces one can call spirit. mom of a 31-year-old with you and you will IN TEXAS Tall, swaying fronds of the sugar cane fields. daughter who recently see less of your grand - DEAR BRIDE: I think Distant roar heralding a downpour. Snapping turtles. broke up with her long - Dear kids. you should do what Nearby shanty town, she says, time boyfriend so she can DEAR ABBY: I'm getting makes YOU happy. The streets full of rubbish, rats in the gutter. be with a 17-year-old kid. I Abby married soon, and I want problem with trying to I admired the colonial-style homes, she says. probably wouldn't be upset to invite a colleague I have please everyone is that Colonial, I say. if she didn't have sons who known for years. it isn't possible. Separate servant quarters and grounds are 15, 14, 12 and a daugh - My colleague is gay and Unless you want Ted's filled with samaan trees, the balconies overflowing ter, 10, who considered the married. My fiance, "Ted," family deciding who with hot-colored orchids and the locusts drawn close ue seeing my grandchil - man she broke up with is from a large, very tradi - your friendships should by the palatial lights, colorful and clawing, dren, though, which will their dad. Her new love is tional family. When I sug - include in the future, their hooks sunk deep into the bare skin of a sweating mean I'll have to deal with only two years older than gested inviting my co- tell Ted this person is back. this person on some level. her oldest. I am having a worker and his husband, your friend and you do How? — THROWN IN hard time accepting this Ted expressed concern, not want him and his NEW YORK We do not accept unso - Was Like in 1960,” from and so are my grandkids. stating that members of husband to feel hurt by DEAR THROWN: licited manuscripts. Ameri - Third Coast, I haven't talked to my his family might feel being excluded. Ted's Here's how. Be a lady. can Life in Poetry is made (Spring/Summer, 2018). daughter about her choice alienated and uncomfort - family will adjust, You have a right to possible by The Poetry Poem reprinted by permis - because I know she's an able. which is what gracious express your opinion Foundation (www.poetry - sion of Megan J. Arlett and adult and the bottom line I love Ted dearly, and I guests are supposed to privately, but when you foundation.org), publisher the publisher. Introduction is it isn't really my busi - love his family. But I feel do. see him, be cordial and of Poetry magazine. It is copyright ©2019 by The ness. I do worry about how like I will be shutting out a •••••••••• do not make apparent also supported by the Poetry Foundation. The much confusion this caus - friend by not inviting him Dear Abby is written by how much you disap - Department of English at introduction’s author, Ted es the kids. and his spouse. Should I Abigail Van Buren, also prove of the relation - the University of Nebras - Kooser, served as United I don't know if I can explain the situation to known as Jeanne Phillips, ship. If you alienate ka, Lincoln. Poem copy - States Poet Laureate Con - accept this new "man" in my colleague or leave it and was founded by her him, you will lose. The right ©2018 by Megan J. sultant in Poetry to the her life. To tell you the alone? Is it possible to mother, Pauline Phillips. result will be that you Arlett, “I Ask My Grand - Library of Congress from truth, I want nothing to do reach a compromise that Contact Dear Abby at see less of him, your mother What Trinidad 2004-2006. with him. I want to contin - will make everyone DearAbby.com. Community Calendar Hints from Heloise Dear Heloise: A couple 1 cup sparkling water, Today Church, 122 W. Main St. of the Brethren, Portland, p.m. at St. Vincent Ran - of years ago, I served your divided ALCOHOLICS ANONY - Come early for a meal. For for a demonstration on dolph Hospital, Winches - Sparkling Papaya Soup to 4 sprigs of mint for gar - MOUS — Will meet from more information, call making a bear paw block. ter, in community room 1. three friends who came nish 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. each Pastor Randy Davis at Regular meeting will be at For more information, for lunch, and it was a fan - Place the papaya, 1/2 Wednesday upstairs at (765) 369-2085. 1 p.m. call Kimberly Sibery at tastic first course! Every - cup of yogurt, lime juice True Value Hardware, STRESS AND ANXI - CELEBRATE RECOV - (765) 964-6075 or Nikki one loved it, but now I and honey in a food Meridian Street, Portland. ETY CLASS — Meets each ERY — A 12-step Chris - Bosworth at (765) 584-6452. can't find the recipe. Will processor, reserving some For more information, Wednesday at 2nd Chance tian recovery program, ORGAN TRANSPLANT you please reprint it? — of the papaya for garnish. call (260) 729-2532. at Life Ministries, 228 S. the group will meet at 10 SUPPORT GROUP — Will Esther P. in Arizona Process until smooth. Add AL-ANON FAMILY Meridian St., Portland. a.m. and 6:30 p.m. each meet at 3 p.m. on the third Here it is: 1/2 cup of the sparkling GROUP — New Begin - For more information, Thursday at A Second Thursday of each month Sparkling Papaya Soup water and continue pro - nings, a support group for call (206) 726-9625 or (260) Chance At Life Min - in the IU Health Blackford 2 large, ripe papayas, cessing until blended. friends and families of 703-0534. istries, 228 S. Meridian St. main conference room. peeled and cut into large Keep chilled until ready to alcoholics, the group will MENDING FAMILIES- in Portland. For more JAY COUNTY cubes serve. Just before serving, meet at 6:30 p.m. each NAR-ANON GROUP — A information, call Brenda HUMANE SOCIETY — 3/4 cup plain low-fat add the remaining Wednesday in the Zion 12-step, self-help group for Eads at (260) 726-9625 or Will meet at 5:30 p.m. the yogurt (nonfat won't work) sparkling water and mix Lutheran Church, 218 E. families and friends of Dave Keen at (260) 251- third Thursday of each 1/4 cup freshly squeezed well. Garnish each serv - High St., Portland. For addicts, will meet from 7 8792. month at Jay County Pub - lime juice ing with papaya cubes, 1 more information, call to 8 p.m. each Wednesday A BETTER LIFE – BRI - lic Library. The public is 1/4 cup mild-flavored tablespoon yogurt and a (260) 726-8229. in conference room A at ANNA’S HOPE — A faith welcome. honey, such as clover mint sprig. Makes 4 serv - A BETTER LIFE – BRI - Indiana University Health based recovery group for PORTLAND LIONS honey ings. ANNA’S HOPE — A faith- Jay Hospital. all kinds of addictions, CLUB — Will meet at 6:30 based recovery group for will meet from 6:30 to 8 p.m. the third Thursday all kinds of addictions, Thursday p.m. each Thursday at of the month at Portland will meet from 6:30 to 8 STITCH-N-CHATTER Asbury United Methodist Lions Civic Center, 307 W. p.m. each Wednesday at QUILT CLUB — Will meet Church, 204 E. Arch St. in 100 North. Redkey United Methodist at 9:30 a.m. at the Church Portland. Come early for a DAUGHTERS OF THE meal. For more informa - AMERICAN REVOLU - tion, call Kevin Culy at TION — The Mis - (260) 251-2843. sissinewa Chapter will SENIOR CITIZENS meet at 6:30 p.m. at the Jay CARD CLUB — Will meet County Historical Muse - at 1 p.m. the first and third um, end of East Main Sudoku Thursday of the month at Street, Portland. Janice Jay Community Center. Stucky and Jane Spencer All seniors are welcome. will speak on the women’s FORGET-ME-NOT — A suffrage campaign. Those support group for parents, interested in joining friends and relatives who should contact Kathy Sel - have lost a baby through man at (260) 251-1694 or miscarriage, birth or ill - Sue Sommers at (260) 726- ness will meet from 7 to 9 2678.

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The objective is to fill a nine-by nine grid so that each column, each row, and each of the nine three-by- three boxes (also called blocks or regions) contains the digits from 1 to 9 only one time each. The Commercial Review Page 4 Opinion Wednesday, June 19, 2019 So what’s going on with The CR? By JACK RONALD were at the helm. underground storage tanks in less sheets of paper, someone The Commercial Review Then, inevitably, I went look - the neighborhood — caused had identified the newspaper’s I was pumping gas. Back ing for potential buyers who understandable alarm on the Portland real estate as the prime And a young guy at the next would be able to realize part of the potential buyer. location for an apartment devel - pump asked a question: “So, in the economies of scale that would He insisted upon a Phase 2 opment centered around the his - what’s going on with the news - quickly return the newspaper to assessment, which was not only toric Hood building. paper?” Saddle good fiscal health. And there expensive on our part but also a The building may have been Good question. were a few of those worth talk - leap into the unknown. While I circled in red. It may have had And because I’ve always ing to and negotiating with. didn’t believe there were any arrows pointed at it. I don’t believed that transparency is a But the trouble with that environmental issues, it would rightly remember. virtue and that — ultimately — •To make it clear at all times phrase “economies of scale” is take a Phase 2 to prove me right. What I do remember is that a newspaper doesn’t belong to to the reader what is news, what that it inevitably means the loss And that’s about the point Ami asked: “Would you sell the is opinion and what is paid its shareholders but to its read - of jobs. And that was a road I where this whole narrative gets real estate?” advertising. ers, I figured he deserved a did not want to go down, a little screwy. So, here I am, working my •To set an agenda for its com - straight answer. So do you. inevitable or not. Driving home from a meeting way through a heart-breaking munity’s future. Here it is. Finally, after a long fall and with the potential buyer during process to sell the newspapers The newspaper business in •To reflect in its hiring prac - winter of struggle, we ended up which he had insisted upon a that have been connected with America has never been tices the community it serves. with what seemed to be the best clean Phase 2 environmental my family for 60 years, when rougher. •To listen to its readers, their handshake deal we could come assessment before going for - Ami suggests that it might be The combination of changing complaints, their concerns and up with. ward, I started worrying about possible to sell the real estate reader habits, the Internet, a their sensibilities. weakening of community con - That’s six. There was no 100-percent the rest of downtown, all of instead. nections, a retail climate domi - The seventh is this: To sur - assurance that jobs would be most small-town business dis - Sell the building and adjacent nated by decision-makers hun - vive. preserved, but the deal was tricts for that matter. lots but hold onto the business dreds of miles away and half a It’s that last one I found structured to include the compa - It wasn’t just our problem, I itself? dozen other things have made it myself staring at in late August ny’s real estate on Main Street figured. It was a problem for lots If that was the question, I tough. of last year. on the west side Portland. of folks. said, heck yes. Tough doesn’t mean impossi - After a couple of exceptional - That was what I figured was So when I got back to town, I And that, I said to the young ble. But it undeniably means ly rough years — the Marsh the best I could do to tie any new stopped by to see Ami Huffman, fellow at the gas pump, is what’s tough. bankruptcy didn’t help a bit — owners to the jobs at that loca - the county’s community devel - going on at the newspaper. For something like 30 years, I the company had seen its work - tion. oper. I figured she ought to know We’re hoping to sell the com - have preached seven ethical ing capital diminished. We So we began to move beyond a that this headache was out pany’s real estate to give us a obligations of a newspaper. needed some outside help if we handshake into legal docu - there. capital re-boot that will get us (Like any good journalist, I were going to meet that seventh ments, and that got complicated Ami had been working on the through these challenging times started with someone else’s list and most important ethical obli - quickly. Stellar Community project, and while still remaining one of a and added onto it.) gation to our readers. The potential buyer, under - the room where we met had handful of locally owned daily The list goes something like I started first by looking for standably, wanted to make sure dozens of sheets of paper taped papers in Indiana. this. potential local investors. While that there were no environmen - to the wall with ideas and con - Will it continue to be tough? A newspaper has an obliga - many expressed their heartfelt tal problems related to the prop - cepts and challenges written on You bet it will. tion: support, they also made it clear erty. That meant having a Phase them. The forces that have ham - •To provide the reader with an they didn’t know a doggoned 1 assessment conducted. And as I was explaining my mered us the past few years unbiased account of the events thing about the newspaper busi - But when the Phase 1 report concern about Phase 2 issues in aren’t going to go away any time of the day. ness. In other words, if it hap - came back, its focus on a num - downtown neighborhoods, I soon. •To provide an independent pened to be tough for us, it ber of off-site issues — dry looked over Ami’s shoulder. But would this re-boot be a forum for public debate. would be even worse if they cleaners down the block, former There, on one of those count - game-changer? You bet it would. Help and hope are out there for those in need

To the editor: There is help out there. There is hope out there. Letters to Are you a person or is a person you know battling an addiction? Has your life the Editor become unmanageable, out of control? Are these issues having a negative need to take to achieve effect on your loved ones? your goals. Also included Are you having trouble would be your physical, getting or holding a job? emotional and spiritual This should be the Harris message Yes, addiction is chal - health and personal daily By JENNIFER RUBIN story is not so much about helps elect Republicans lenging and often a devas - living management. You The Washington Post helping one's neighbors whose policies disadvan - tating life issue. But as I would set goals in all these Nine Democratic presi - but defining the most vul - tage both whites and said at the beginning, areas. dential candidates Jennifer nerable as one's neighbor, blacks (e.g., opposition to there is hope and help out We also set you up with appeared on Monday at an Rubin deserving of love and the Affordable Care Act). there. I recently became a community resources to event in Washington host - attention. Yes, she laid out In sum, Harris has the licensed peer recovery assist in this entire ed by the Poor People's some of her programs personal experience, has coach. process. There are many Campaign, which is led by (e.g., a rent subsidy, a the details, has the ability There are now 10 of us excellent programs avail - the Rev. William Barber II. monthly credit for work - to explain how it affects in Jay County. able in Jay County and The campaign focuses on ing people), but she also people's lives and has the This has been made pos - other locations as well. the systemic and intercon - which she claims will pay took the audience on a ability to build a coalition. sible by the Jay County It will not work until nected problems of racism for universal child care, journey to understand She has not, to date, given Drug Prevention Coali - you are ready and willing (including voter suppres - universal pre-K, free tech - how criminal justice enough of that rich detail tion. to seek the help that is sion) and poverty. nical, two-year and four- issues become economic —the stories that put her What does a peer recov - already in place for you. It was a revealing event. year college, provide $50 issues. in the center of major pol - ery coach do? We help you There is help here. Former vice president Joe billion for historically Drawing on her experi - icy issues which allow establish a recovery well - There is hope here. Biden lambasted Presi - black colleges and univer - ence as a prosecutor, Har - people to understand that ness plan. Are you willing to begin dent Donald Trump, ran sities, lift student debt for ris explained how the cash her issues extend well This is “your” plan. You the journey of getting bet - through a demonstration 95% of those carrying it, bail system forces many beyond one community. In choose to buy into it. It ter? of moneys that would be and focus on opioid abuse. people of color to plead this outing on Monday, she would include long and Michael E. Eads available for antipoverty It was a lot of programs, guilty — even when they connected her policies, short term goals and the Jay County Drug Pre - programs and others if, and a lot of figures. She have a defensible case — her admonitions and her development of steps you vention Coalition for example, simply one hit all the progressive so they don't lose their biography into an emo - tax loophole (the step up notes (e.g., eliminate the children, their homes or tionally compelling mes - for capital gains) were to filibuster, rein in corrup - their jobs. She explained sage. That's what she be removed. Biden tion). how she and Sen. Rand needs more of. touched on his experience For better or worse, she Paul, R-Ky., teamed up on What Harris has lacked, as a single father (after his sounded an awful lot like the issue. so far, is a more personal - first wife and daughter she does when talking to When asked how his ized story of how she has were killed) when talking mostly white audiences. constituents liked it, she helped ordinary people about health care, his suc - I'm in this fight. Every - recalled that Paul said, and how people's lives can cess in persuading some thing on my list is going to "Kamala, Appalachia be transformed. Warren lawmakers to support the help the poor, especially loves this!" has the story of her Aunt stimulus plan (go into people of color. You can All in one story, she Bee (who solved Warren's their districts and cam - see that her policy-laden, made use of her experi - child-care problem and paign against them, he almost academic presenta - ence as a prosecutor and allowed her to flourish as declared) and, of course, tion might not quite reach senator, and conveyed how a professional). Harris his tenure at President this audience on an emo - these issues are not mere - needs the stories that Barack Obama's right tional level. ly "black issues." When make her agenda personal hand. You know me. I The surprise might have she said a familiar line — and that put her in the role know how to get it done. been Sen. Kamala Harris "We have so much more in of the insightful, empa - You know my heart is in of California, who gave common than what sepa - thetic healer. Do that, and the right place. Pure one of her best perform - rates us" — it had mean - Harris, with her raw polit - Biden. ances of the campaign. ing and specificity. ical talent, has the ability Sen. Elizabeth Warren, She began with the para - She stressed (as Barber to win the race. And then, D-Mass., unsurprisingly ble of the Good Samari - did) that suppression of boy, would she give Trump pushed her wealth tax, tan, pointing out that the African American votes fits in the general election. The Commercial Review HUGH N. RONALD (1911-1983), Publisher Emeritus

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Continued from page 1 He never has really truly, truly dangerous." "Trump has been the stopped running. Another leading Demo - best president we've ever He filed for re-election cratic contender, Vermont had," said Ron Freitas, a on Jan. 20, 2017, the day of Sen. Bernie Sanders, said retired Merchant Marine his inauguration, and held Trump had delivered "an and registered Democrat his first 2020 rally in Feb - hour-and-a-half speech of from Orlando. ruary, 2017, in nearby Mel - lies, distortions and total, Hundreds of anti- bourne. absolute nonsense." Trump protesters clapped He has continued hold - But those involved in and took photos when a 20- ing his signature "Make the president's reelection foot (6-meter) blimp of a America Great Again" ral - effort believe that his ver - snarling Trump baby in a lies in the months since. sion of populism, com - diaper was inflated. Some Trump asked the crowd bined with his mantra to members of the far-right whether he should stick "Drain the Swamp," still hate group Proud Boys with "Make America resonates, despite his were also spotted march - Great Again" or upgrade administration's ties with ing in Orlando outside the his slogan. His new one — lobbyists and corpora - rally. "Keep America Great" — tions and the Trump fami - Trump aides scheduled was greeted with boister - ly's apparent efforts to the kickoff near the four- ous cheers. profit off the presidency. year anniversary of the Trump is hoping to Advisers believe that, in day when the former reali - replicate the dynamics an age of extreme polar - ty television star and New that allowed him to take ization, many Trump York tabloid fixture charge of the Republican backers view their sup - launched his longshot Party and then the presi - port for the president as campaign for president dency as an insurgent Associated Press/John Raoux part of their identity, one with a famous escalator intent on disrupting the not easily shaken. ride in front of a crowd status quo. In 2016, he suc - President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump greet They point to his seem - that included paid actors. cessfully appealed to disaf - supporters at a rally where the president formally announced his 2020 re- ingly unmovable support Trump spoke fondly of fected voters who felt left election bid Tuesday in Orlando, Fla. with his base supporters his 2016 race, calling it "a behind by economic dislo - as evidence that he is still defining moment in Amer - cation and demographic the rally in must-win illegal aliens who have fought along the same viewed the same way he ican history." He said that shifts. Florida, returning to the illicitly found their way lines as his first bid, with was as a candidate: a polit - in the years since, he had He has no intention of hardline immigration into the United States." very few new policy pro - ical rebel. upended Washington, abandoning that mantle, themes of his first cam - That promise, which posals for a second term. Trump tried to make the staring down "a corrupt even if he is the face of the paign by tweeting that came with no details and Early Democratic front- case that he had made and broken political estab - institutions he looks to next week, Immigration sparked Democratic con - runner Joe Biden said good on his 2016 promises, lishment" and restoring a disrupt. and Customs Enforcement demnation, seemed to Trump's politics are "all including cracking down government "of, for and by The president under - "will begin the process of offer a peek into a cam - about dividing us" in ways on illegal immigration the people." scored that on the eve of removing the millions of paign that will largely be that are "dangerous — and boosting jobs. Dems interview Hicks behind closed doors WASHINGTON (AP) — The tee originally subpoenaed Hicks Nadler, D-N.Y., White House dent's power to withhold infor - Testimony from witnesses closed-door interview that to give public testimony, but counsel Pat Cipollone wrote that mation to protect the confiden - such as Hicks is one step in House lawmakers have with agreed to the private interview Trump had directed Hicks not to tiality of the Oval Office deci - House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's Hope Hicks, a former communi - after negotiations. A transcript answer questions "relating to sion-making process. methodical approach to investi - cations director for President of the session will be released in the time of her service as a sen - Democrats say they disagree gating Trump. Donald Trump, marks the first the days afterward. ior adviser to the president." that Hicks' answers are covered More than 60 lawmakers in time they are hearing from Still, it is unclear how much Cipollone said Hicks, as one by such immunity or privilege, her caucus — including almost someone linked to his inner cir - new information Hicks will pro - of Trump's former senior advis - especially since she has already a dozen on the Judiciary Com - cle since the release of special vide. ers, is "absolutely immune" cooperated with Mueller. mittee — have called for open - counsel Robert Mueller's report. She already cooperated exten - from compelled testimony with The committee has also sub - ing an impeachment inquiry, Obtaining the testimony sively with Mueller's probe, and respect to her service to the poenaed Hicks for documents, but she has said she wants com - today from Hicks, a close and a White House lawyer who will president because of the separa - but she has only partially com - mittees to investigate first and trusted former Trump aide, is a be in the room for the interview tion of powers between the exec - plied. She agreed to provide come to a decision on impeach - significant victory for Democ - is expected to try and block her utive and legislative branches. some information from her ment later. rats, given that Trump has from answering certain ques - The White House has similar - work on Trump's campaign, While Trump has continued broadly stonewalled their inves - tions. ly cited executive privilege with according to the committee, but to block their requests, Democ - tigations. In a letter Tuesday to the com - respect to many of the Democ - none from her time at the White rats have made some minor The House Judiciary Commit - mittee chairman, Rep. Jerrold rats' demands, using the presi - House. gains in recent weeks. UN report targets prince in slaying GENEVA (AP) — An the killing, and the king - in self-imposed exile fol - independent U.N. report dom has blamed rogue lowing a crackdown on into the killing of Saudi Saudi agents for carrying activists and anyone voic - journalist Jamal Khashog - out the operation. U.S. ing dissent inside the gi said today there is President Donald Trump kingdom. "credible evidence" to war - has defended U.S.-Saudi Callamard said her rant further investigation ties in the face of interna - investigation had "deter - into the possible role of tional outcry after the Oct. mined that there is credi - Saudi Crown Prince 2 slaying. ble evidence, warranting Mohammed bin Salman, The 101-page report further investigation of and suggested sanctions released by Agnes Calla - high-level Saudi officials' on his personal assets. mard stated that the king - individual liability, The scathing probe is dom of Saudi Arabia is including the Crown likely to further harden responsible for Khashog - Prince's." opinion against the crown gi's killing. There was also "credible prince in Washington and Khashoggi, a critic of evidence pointing to the other Western capitals, the crown prince who crime scenes (in Turkey) where critics say an opera - wrote columns in The having been thoroughly, tion of this magnitude Washington Post, was even forensically, would have required the killed, and believed to cleaned." powerful prince's knowl - have been dismembered, The report also said this edge and involvement. inside the Saudi consulate is an indication that the The 33-year-old Saudi in Istanbul by Saudi "Saudi investigation was prince, who continues to agents. not conducted in good have the support of his His remains have never faith, and that it may father, King Salman, been found. Before his amount to obstructing jus - denies any involvement in death, he had been living tice." Shanahan bows out By The Washington Post A former top lobbyist cussed, including Veter - WASHINGTON — Act - with Raytheon and U.S. ans Affairs Secretary ing defense secretary Military Academy class - Robert Wilkie and retired Patrick Shanahan with - mate of Secretary of State Army Gen. Jack Keane. drew from consideration Mike Pompeo's, Esper Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., to be confirmed to the job served 25 years in the also has been considered permanently, President Army and the Virginia previously, but it's unclear Trump said Tuesday, National Guard and was a whether he would leave plunging the Pentagon deputy assistant secretary the Senate for the post. into leadership upheaval of defense under Presi - Shanahan pulled him - for the second time in six dent George W. Bush. He self out of the running months. was also national security Tuesday morning as In a message on Twitter, adviser to then-Senate media organizations pub - Trump said that Shana - Majority Leader Bill Frist, lished reports shedding han, a former Boeing exec - R.-Tenn., and legislative light for the first time on utive who has led the Pen - director to then-Sen. details of his contentious tagon on an acting basis Chuck Hagel, R.-Neb. divorce, including a 2010 since early this year, had Shanahan's last day in domestic abuse allegation "decided not to go forward the Pentagon is expected and his role in an incident with his confirmation to be Friday, but a U.S. offi - in which his son attacked process so that he can cial said it is possible his ex-wife with a baseball devote more time to his Esper could replace him bat. family." as acting secretary before In a statement, Shana - Trump thanked Shana - then. han said it was "unfortu - han for his "outstanding But it was uncertain nate that a painful and service" and said that whether Trump intends to deeply personal family sit - Mark Esper, who has nominate Esper to be con - uation from long ago is served as Army secretary firmed in the job. Individ - being dredged up and since 2017, would become uals familiar with the con - painted in an incomplete his new acting Pentagon versations said other peo - and therefore misleading chief. ple were also being dis - way.” The Commercial Review Page 6 Comics Wednesday, June 19, 2019

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