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DAILY GLOBE Wednesday, August 8, 2018 Partly cloudy yourdailyglobe.com | High: 82 | Low: 61 | Details, page 2 MICHIGAN ELECTION Talaska, Wittla Ironwood Schools advance in millage passes Gogebic probate By RICHARD JENKINS passing this important [email protected] bond proposal,” Ironwood judge race IRONWOOD – The Superintendent Travis Ironwood Area Schools Powell said Tuesday night. By RICHARD JENKINS will be able to purchase “With the passing of this [email protected] new buses and make nec- bond, Ironwood Area BESSEMER – While they essary upgrades to the Schools will be able to have almost certainly faced Luther L. Wright K-12 upgrade our busing fleet, off against each other in the School after voters within modernize and ensure the courtroom before, Anna the district’s boundaries long life of our elevator, Talaska and Tracie Wittla will voted 59 percent to 41 per- improve the comfort and now be squaring off in the cent to approve a five-year energy efficiency of our p o l i t i c a l millage in Tuesday’s elec- building, and replace or arena as tion. upgrade important class- the pair of “On behalf of the staff, room technology for our attorneys students and families of teachers and students. The were the the Ironwood Area generosity and thoughtful- top two Schools, I would like to v o t e - g e t - thank the community for ters in supporting our school by Tuesday’s IRONWOOD — page 5 G o g e b i c C o u n t y p r o b a t e Gogebic County voters approve Anna judge pri- Talaska mary race. medical care facility millage Talaska, By JEAN NORDINE allows the Gogebic Medical an attorney [email protected] with the Care Facility to continue its Bessemer GOGEBIC COUNTY – partnership with the state f i r m Gogebic County voters to maximize federal McKenzie, approved a millage renewal monies and to maintain an T a l a s k a for maintenance of effort enhanced Medicaid reim- and Mus- for the Gogebic Medical bursement per day rate for kett, got the Care Facility in Tuesday’s their residents, according most votes election. All 11 precincts to GMCF officials. with 1,751; passed the renewal with a This funding is collect- Larry Holcombe/Daily Globe total vote of 2,706 yes, 644 ed from county residents w h i l e PAUL WILSON, of Erwin Township, arrives at the Erwin Township Hall to vote Tracie G o g e b i c no. Wittla Tuesday evening. Poll officials inside reported turnout was around 30 percent C o u n t y The maintenance of by 7 p.m. and their new ballot reading depository box was working great. effort millage renewal Chief Assis- PROPOSAL — page 5 tant Prosecutor Wittla came in second with 754. Local attor- ney Rudy Perhalla came in Byrns takes seat MEMORIAL BUILDING on county board PROBATE — page 6 IRONWOOD – Jim I r o n - Whitmer, Schuette Byrns defeated Paul w o o d . Grbavcich 131-107 in Current win Michigan governor Tuesday’s primary for District the Gogebic County 3 com- nominations Board of Commissioners mission- By RICHARD JENKINS District 3 seat. er Jim [email protected] The two Ironwood O l i v e r LANSING – Former men were both running did not Democratic legislative leader as Democrats. Since no seek re- Republicans were on the election. Gretchen Whitmer and Jim Republican state Attorney ballot, Byrns will face no Byrns N e w - General Bill Schuette won the opposition on the ballot c o m e r nominations for Michigan in the Nov. 6 general elec- J o a n n governor on Tuesday, besting tion for the two-year Balduc, of Bessemer five other candidates who term. Township, was un- were also vying to succeed It was the only contest- opposed in District 4 as a term-limited GOP Gov. Rick ed race among candi- Democrat to replace Jeff Snyder. dates for the seven Goge- Wasley, of Erwin Town- bic County Board of ship, who was also not Whitmer, the first-ever Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe female leader of a Michigan Commissioners seats in seeking re-election. She VOTERS GATHER in the auditorium of the Memorial Building in Ironwood Tuesday Tuesday’s primary elec- received 242 votes, to vote in the Michigan primary election. The ballot included state and local races, tion. including a millage proposal by the Ironwood Area Schools for buses and All of District 3 is in upgrades. The measure was approved 59-41 percent. GOVERNOR — page 6 BOARD — page 5 Iron murder trial focuses on alleged jailhouse confession By RALPH ANSAMI Reyes said said he slumped him,” after beat- do anything receive anything for his testimo- [email protected] he was a ing Valliere. to get out of ny, although the defense indicat- HURLEY – The murder trial friend of Reyes alleged he was told that jail. ed he was moved to a different of two Lac du Flambeau tribal Lussier and Valliere said, “Just get it done,” Reyes said cellblock. members recessed Tuesday after Allen. prior to the shooting. he drank Reyes’ testimony followed defense attorneys attempted to He said he Craig Haukaas, attorney for “ C h i p p e r - opening day proceedings in poke holes in an alleged jailhouse sent a note to Joseph Lussier, said Reyes told side,” an alco- which Clint Eades Jr. said on Dec. confession. a jail atten- two versions of the story and sev- holic mix, 23 or Dec. 24, Allen said he shot Emanuel Reyes testified that dant on Dec. eral of his statements didn’t add before he Valliere in the cheek and then Joseph D. Lussier, 26, had con- 30 saying, “I up. In one version, Lussier is spoke with “Joey emptied a clip into him.” fessed to shooting Wayne M. Val- know who alleged to have told Allen to do J o s e p h On Tuesday, Eades’ fiance said Emanuel Wayne liere Jr. on Dec. 22. Also charged killed Wayne the shooting, Haukaas said. Valliere Sr. Lussier. he had told her he’d been in the execution-type shooting Reyes Valliere Jr.” Haukaas also said if Lussier James Lex, informed about the killing. and hiding the corpse near Mer- Reyes said said he had “slumped” Valliere, attorney for There was also Tuesday testi- cer is Richard F.A. Allen, 27. he was told the two and Evan T. in gang jargon that could have Allen, said Reyes believed the mony alleging a scuffle occurred “He said he shot him in the Oungst, 27, of Arbor Vitae; James meant he merely beat him up. shooting occurred in Minnesota, in a car between Valliere and face and blood came out like a Lussier, 19, of Woodruff, and He also painted Reyes, who not Mercer. Joseph Lussier in a trip to faucet,” Reyes said twice of Curtis Wolfe, 26, of Lac du Flam- has been convicted of 19 crimes But under questioning from Rhinelander where weapons Lussier’s alleged confession in a beau, took Valliere for a ride and and is now serving time in the Chad Verbeten, one of the assis- cell at the Vilas County Jail in shot him “out-of-state.” Dodge Correctional Institute, as a tant Attorneys General prosecut- Eagle River. Reyes testified, “He (Lussier) man who told people he would ing the case, Reyes said he didn’t TRIAL — page 5 TODAY INDEX Partly cloudy — Details, page 2 Business ...... 7 75 cents Classifieds . . . . .12-13 Tuesday Today’s records Comics ...... 11 Vol. 99, No. 220 High 75 High 93 (2001) Community ...... 3 Low 49 Low 40 (1922) Obituaries ...... none Year ago today Precipitation Opinion ...... 4 High 75 24 hours to 7 a.m. Low 45 Tuesday none Sports ...... 9-10 l 2 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 2018 NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FIVE-DAY FORECASTFO ORECAST FOR IRONWOODIR RONWOOD

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8-10: Very High, 11+: ExtremeEx xtreme Exposure Answer: homes have been lost, and thousands of started July 27 within an hour of each people have been forced to flee. The blaze, other and about 15 miles apart. As of Tues- dubbed the Mendocino Complex, was day, they were separated by just a few 1 in 7 children of Zika-infected reported 20 percent contained. miles. Officials have not determined the Its rapid growth to an area the size of cause of either one. Los Angeles at the same time firefighters In becoming the biggest fire in Califor- mothers have problems were battling more than a dozen other nia history, the Mendocino Complex fire NEW YORK (AP) – One of the Centers for Disease about a third received rec- major blazes around the state fanned fears broke a record set just eight months ago. A out of every seven babies Control and Prevention, ommended eye exams by a that 2018 could become the worst wildfire blaze in Southern California in December born to U.S. mothers who one of the authors. specialist, half got a hear- season in California history. killed two people, burned 440 square were infected with Zika The researchers looked ing evaluation, and less “For whatever reason, fires are burning miles and destroyed more than 1,000 during pregnancy devel- at 1,450 kids who were at than two-thirds got brain much more intensely, much more quickly buildings. oped some kind of health least 1 year old and whose scans. than they were before,” said Mark A. Crews also gained ground this week problem, according to the mothers were infected with Medical services have Hartwig, president of the California Fire against another Northern California wild- first long-term look at Zika while pregnant. Most been disrupted at times in Chiefs Association. fire, one that destroyed more than 1,000 those children. were in Puerto Rico, but hurricane-battered Puerto About 3,900 firefighters, including a homes in and around the city of Redding Tuesday’s study focused the count included Ameri- Rico. Still, it means kids crew of 40 volunteers from New Zealand, and was blamed for at least six deaths. on the children of women can Samoa, the Marshall who need therapy or treat- were battling the blaze, contending with Meanwhile, a blaze burning near in Puerto Rico and other Islands, the U.S. Virgin ment may not be getting it, temperatures in the high 90s and winds Yosemite National Park has been raging territories, where most of Islands and Micronesia. Honein said. gusting to 25 mph. for nearly a month but is still just one- the U.S. cases were seen Of those children, 6 per- Most Zika infections are The area has few roads that can serve as third as large as the biggest fire, though when the disease swept cent had birth defects, such spread through the bites of firebreaks, and firefighters instead fell dense smoke has closed much of the park across the Americas more as abnormally small heads, infected mosquitoes, but it back to natural barriers like streams or to visitors for the past two weeks. than two years ago. damaged brains or eye can also be spread through used bulldozers to cut fire lines. California’s firefighting costs have Most people infected irregularities. That’s about sex or blood transfusion. But the flames were moving so fast in more than tripled from $242 million in the with Zika don’t get sick. In 30 times what’s seen in The CDC previously has spots that they blew past fire lines, forc- 2013 fiscal year to $773 million in the others, it can cause a mild children generally. advised couples planning ing firefighters to retreat, said Battalion 2018 fiscal year that ended June 30, illness, with fever, rash and The percentage rose to to conceive to abstain from Chief Jonathan Cox of the state Depart- according to Cal Fire. joint pain. But infection 14 when the researchers sex or to use condoms for ment of Forestry and Fire Protection, or “We’re in uncharted territory,” Gov. during pregnancy can lead also counted later-develop- at least six months after a Cal Fire. Jerry Brown warned last week. “Since civi- to severe brain-related ing problems possibly male partner comes down “There’s no way you’re going to stop lization emerged 10,000 years ago, we birth defects. caused by Zika, including with Zika. On Tuesday, that fire,” said Kyle Coleman, 28, who haven’t had this kind of heat condition, Earlier studies focused seizures, developmental health officials changed returned to his childhood home last week and it’s going to continue getting worse. on those birth defects. The delays and difficulty swal- the recommendation to to help his father try – in vain, it turned That’s the way it is.” new research is unique in lowing or moving. three months in the wake that it’s a large study that Researchers also found of research that found the Trump going ahead with taxes on $16 billion in Chinese imports looked for conditions that that not enough kids were risk of sexual transmission WASHINGTON (AP) – The Trump of up to 25 percent on an additional $200 became apparent only being checked for prob- is shorter than originally administration announced Tuesday that it billion in Chinese products. And President later, said Margaret Honein lems. For example, only feared. will go ahead with imposing 25 percent Donald Trump has threatened to impose tariffs on an additional $16 billion in Chi- tariffs on virtually everything China sells Man who shot 2 Indian men in Kansas bar sentenced to life nese imports. to the United States. Chinese imports of KANSAS CITY, Kan. (AP) – A Kansas Austins Bar & Grill in Olathe, that killed Customs officials will begin collecting goods and services into the United States man who opened fire in a suburban Srinivas Kuchibhotla, a citizen of India the border tax Aug. 23, the Office of the last year amounted to nearly $524 billion. Kansas City bar, killing an immigrant who had stopped at the bar with a co- U.S. Trade Representative said. The list is The world’s two biggest economies are from India and wounding two other men, worker, Alok Madasani, both 32, for an heavy on industrial products such as locked in a trade dispute over Washing- was sentenced Tuesday in federal court to after-work drink. steam turbines and iron girders. ton’s charges that China uses predatory three consecutive life prison sentences for The shooting raised concerns that The new taxes are in addition to 25 per- tactics in a drive to supplant U.S. techno- what federal prosecutors said was a hate immigrants were facing more harass- cent tariffs that took effect July 6 on $34 logical supremacy. The alleged tactics crime. ment after the election of President Don- billion in Chinese products. China has include cyber-theft and a requirement that Adam Purinton, 53, of Olathe, did not ald Trump and prompted officials in responded with retaliatory tariffs of its American companies hand over trade speak in court Tuesday as he was sen- India to question whether their citizens own. secrets in exchange for access to the Chi- tenced for the Feb. 22, 2017, shooting at were safe. The administration is preparing tariffs nese market. GRANDSTAND ENTERTAINMENT FamilyFamily DayDay -- Saturday,Saturday, AugustAugust 1111

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Email calendar items and Pavilion, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, Festival continues this week community news to Ironwood Masonic Lodge noon, Salem Lutheran Church, [email protected]. 389, 7:30 p.m., at the Masonic Ironwood. area74.org. The Iron County Heritage Festival con- two- and five-person relays. The half- For more information, call 906- building. Overeaters Anonymous, 932-2211. Government 5:30 p.m., All Saints Lutheran tinues this week with competitions, food marathon begins at 8 in Gile. Wednesday, Aug. 8 Bessemer Housing Com- Church, Wakefield. and lots of fun. The awards ceremony will be held at mission, 8 a.m., Executive Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 The Paavo Nurmi Marathon will cele- the finish line on Silver Street. Director’s Office, 709 West p.m., Our Lady of Peace brate it’s 50th running on Saturday from The post-Paavo party at Riccelli Park is Christian Men of the Iron Street, Bessemer. Catholic Church, Ironwood. Northland, 6:30 a.m., Uptown Iron County Finance area74.org. Upson to Hurley. Events begin on Friday open to the public and will feature music, Cafe, Ironwood. Committee, 1 p.m., court- Aurora Club, 6 p.m. at the Hurley K-12 School with a spaghetti food and refreshments from noon to 4 Mentoring of Moms, 9- house, Hurley. monthly membership, Aurora fundraiser from 3 to 7 p.m, as well as race p.m. 10:30 a.m., Range Community Bessemer Downtown Club, Ironwood. Bible Church, Hurley. 715-561- Development Authority, 4 Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. registration and packet pickup. There will A pair of community cook-outs are also 4355. p.m., DDA room, City Hall. EDT, Ontonagon United be a kids race at the school 6. planned for Saturday. Alcoholics Anonymous, Wakefield Township Methodist Church basement, open meeting, noon, Salem The marathon torch lighting ceremony Springstead is hosting the 38th Spring- Board, 5:30 p.m., township next to Holiday gas station, at the Ironhorse Trailhead on Silver Street stead Corn Roast. The Springstead Town Lutheran Church, Ironwood. hall. Ontonagon. area74.org. area74.org. Gogebic Range Water Government in Hurley will have music, entertainment Hall will have music, dancing and games DOVE Support Group, Authority Board, 6:30 p.m., Gogebic County Road noon-2 p.m. 906-932-4990. and a special dedication. Music starts at 6 from noon to 6 p.m. Bessemer Township Hall. Commission, finance meet- p.m. Former champions will be honored at Mercer is hosting the Turtle Flam- Ironwood-Hurley Rotary ing, 4 p.m., road commission Club, 12:15 p.m., Elk and Friday, Aug. 10 office, Bessemer. 7:30, followed by the lighting of the torch beau Flowage Pig and Corn Roast at the Hound Restaurant, Ironwood. Gogebic-Iron County Air- at 8:20. There will be a 2-mile glow run at Gateway Resort from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Iron County Veterans Ser- Coffee With A Cop, Joe’s port Board, 4:30 p.m., at the 8:30. The Northwoods Shooting Range in vice Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, {Pasty Shop, 8 a.m. airport. Wis., Town Hall. 715-561- Mercer Cribbage, 9:30- Bessemer Township The marathon begins at 7:30 a.m. on Mercer is also hosting a Wildlife Turkey 2190. 11:30 a.m., Mercer Senior Board, 5 p.m., Township Hall, Saturday in Upson. There are full- and Shoot, with awards for each round of Wakefield American Center. Ramsay. half-marathon competitions, as well as shooting. Legion, 5:30 p.m. Auxiliary, 6 Double Trouble, 11 a.m.- Ironwood Township p.m. regular meeting, post, 12:30 p.m., Serenity Center, Board, 5:30 p.m., Township Wakefield. Ironwood. offices. IRON COUNTY FAIR IMPACT Life Support Mercer Food Pantry, Wakefield City Council, Group, 6:30 p.m., Woodland noon-1 p.m., Railroad Street, 5:30 p.m., City Hall. Church, Ironwood. Mercer, Wis. Emergencies: Ironwood City Commis- Narcotics Anonymous, 7 715-476-7655. sion, 5:30 p.m., Memorial p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Alcoholics Anonymous/ Building. Ironwood. area74.org. Al-Anon, noon, Salem Luther- Bessemer Downtown Alcoholics Anonymous, an Church, Ironwood. Development Authority, 5:30 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran area74.org. p.m., City Hall, Bessemer. Church, Bessemer. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. Town of Carey, 6 p.m., area74.org. EDT, Ontonagon United Carey Town Hall. Government Methodist Church basement, Town of Oma, 6 p.m., Oma Wakefield Housing Com- next to Holiday gas station, Town Hall. mission, 9 a.m., Sunset Ontonagon. area74.org. Kimball Town Board, 6:30 Manor community room, 200 Alcoholics Anonymous, p.m., Kimball, Wis., Communi- Pierce St., Wakefield. 7:30 p.m., Our Lady of Peace ty Center. Gogebic County Remon- Catholic Church, Ironwood. umentation Peer Review, 9 area74.org. Tuesday, Aug. 14 a.m., Natural Resources Cen- Saturday, Aug. 11 ter, Bessemer. GOISD Special Education Ironwood School Board, actiivity, Kayaking Sunday Alcoholics Anonymous, 3 p.m., budget workshop, Lake, 8 a.m., meet at L.L. 11 a.m., Salem Lutheran board room, Luther L. Wright Wright High School. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. K-12 School board room. Gogebic-Ontonagon Community Pickleball Bessemer Area Sewer Community Action Agency Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer Authority, 4:30 p.m., Besse- food commodity distribu- School gymnasium. 715-776- mer City Hall. tion, 9-10 a.m., Pioneer Park 4588. Gogebic County Board, 5 Apartments, Ironwood. 906- Christmas Toy Gift Col- p.m., courthouse, Bessemer, 932-4200. lection, 5-7 p.m., Depot Park preceded by Finance Commit- Gogebic County Veterans pavilion, Ironwood. Toys will be tee meeting at 4:30. Service Officer, 9:30-11:30 distributed at regional hospitals Wakefield Township a.m., Ironwood Memorial in December. Board, 5:30 p.m., township Building. 906-667-1110. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 hall. Friends of the Mercer p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Erwin Township Board, Public Library, 10 a.m., Ironwood. area74.org. 6:00 p.m., Township Hall. library, Mercer, Wis. Sunday, Aug. 12 Pickleball, 9-11 a.m. Hem- Thursday, Aug. 9 lock Av. tennis courts, if rain- Ralph Ansami/Daily Globe National Finnish Ameri- ing, Ironwood Memorial Build- GAYLE ROWE, of Gurney, Wis., received an award of excellence in the antiques Pickleball, 9-11 a.m. Hem- can Festival Membership ing. lock Av. tennis courts, if rain- (toys) class at the Iron County Fair in Saxon, Wis., for her doll buggy entry. She Potluck, noon, Little Finland, Alcoholics Anonymous, ing, Ironwood Memorial Build- Kimball, Wis. noon, Salem Lutheran Church, obtained the buggy and dolls in 1962. ing. Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 Ironwood. area74.org. Gogebic County Veterans p.m., closed meeting, Salem Ironwood Kiwanis Club, Service Officer, 10:30-11:30 Lutheran Church, Ironwood. noon, Golden Dragon. a.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 Mercer Health and Well- Gogebic-Ontonagon p.m., Watersmeet Township; Three teams tie for honors at Mercer ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Community Action Agency 2:45-3:15 p.m., Marenisco Mercer Community Center. food commodity distribu- Township. 906-667-1110. Narcotics Anonymous, 7 tion, seniors, 1-3 p.m., 100 Area Historical Society golf fundraiser Red Hat Society North- p.m., Wesley United Methodist Mill St., Bessemer. 906-667- woods Divas, noon, Golden Church, Ironwood. 0283. Dragon, Ironwood. Reserva- MERCER, Wis. – The John, Tom and Andrew putt, Dick Fryar; No. 4, Alcoholics Anonymous, Mercer Health and Well- tions or cancellations to 906- 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Mercer Area Historical Lose; and the team of Jack man’s longest putt, Gilbert 667-0116. Church, Bessemer. Mercer Community Center. Society held its 25th annu- Albright, Gil Chapman, Chapman; No. 5, closest Alcoholics Anonymous, area74.org. Bessemer American al fundraiser golf scramble Bub Chapman and Scott second shot, Tom Lose; No. noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Legion Post 27, 5 p.m., Amer- Ironwood. area74.org. Monday, Aug. 13 ican Legion, Bessemer. on July 27, after being Ziarnick. The other team, 6, closest to pin, Andrew Grief Support Group, 1 to Ironwood American rescheduled due to rain the competing in the mixed Lose; No. 7, closest second 2:30 p.m., Dr. Kate Hospice Men’s Bible study, 8 a.m., Legion Post 5, 5:30 p.m. din- office, 1571 Highway 51 North Bessemer Housing Communi- week before, at Tahoe Lynx division, included Dennis shot, Brian Heleniak; No. ner, 6:30 p.m. meeting, Memo- Golf Course. McKenzie, Roger Hin- 8, woman’s longest drive, in Arbor Vitae. ty, community room, 906-667- rial Building, Legion club room. ReGeneration Youth, 0469. Wakefield VFW Post Three teams tied for the terthuer, Pat Wonderling Roxy Rasmuson; and No. 5:30-6:45 p.m., ages 10-11; Gogebic-Ontonagon 9084, Ladies Auxiliary, VFW title of overall champions and Dick Fryar. 9, closest to pin, Mike Relentless Youth, 7-9 p.m., Community Action Agency Post, 6 p.m.; lunch, 5:30 p.m. with the score of 5-under- Special hole event win- Lose. ages 12-18; Lighthouse Faith food commodity distribu- Gathering, Participating Center, Ironwood. tion, seniors, 9 a.m.-noon, and Supporting, 6 p.m., par, 30. Two men’s teams ners were: No. 1, men’s Tahoe Lynx will host the Alcoholics Anonymous, 100 Mill St., Bessemer. 906- developmental disability advo- and a mixed team came longest drive, Gilbert Mercer Lions Club Joe 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian 667-0283. cacy group, Community Mental home with the honor. The Chapman; No. 2, woman’s Manzanares Fundraiser Church, Hurley. area74.org. Iron County Food Pantry, Health, Wakefield. 906-229- Klassic Kruisers Car 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan 6170. two men’s teams were the longest putt, Pat Wonder- Golf Scramble on Friday, Club, 6:30 p.m., Lindquist Stu- Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 Lose family team of Mike, ling; No. 3, man’s longest beginning at 3 p.m. dent Center, Ironwood. 4450. p.m., Episcopal Church of the Civilian Conservation National Finnish Ameri- Transfiguration, Ironwood. Corps Tribute by Bill Jamer- can Festival Board, 10 a.m., area74.org. Special Olympics son, 6:30 p.m., Norrie Park Little Finland, Kimball, Wis. leader sought MOUNT PLEASANT – SATURDAY, AUGUST 11 – Noon-6PM Iron County Farmers Market accepts SNAP benefits Special Olympics Michi- SPRINGSTEAD TOWN HALL HURLEY – The Iron tokens can be used to pur- also accept WIC farmers gan is seeking a new vol- County Farmers Market is chase qualifying food items market coupons. These unteer Area Director for Ontonagon, and Gogebic TREAT YOURSELF TO THE GOLDEN-SWEET now able to accept Supple- at the market. vendors are have a special ORN ROASTED TO PERFECTION ONLY $1 mental Nutrition Assis- The market has a Dou- yellow sign. counties. C . tance Program, or SNAP, ble Your Bucks grant for The Iron County Farm- “We are looking for an energetic, organized per- Live music by Hurley Banjo Boys, benefits. SNAP recipients, meaning- ers Market is open on dancing, fun, games and raffles The market manager’s for every dollar withdrawn, Wednesdays from 3 to 6 son with adequate time to do the job that works well table has an electronic ben- the market will match it – p.m. and Saturdays from SPRINGSTEAD, WI efits transfer machine to $10 withdrawn brings $20 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. through with volunteers and has access a shopper’s SNAP in market tokens. Oct. 13, and is located on good communication benefits. Plastic market There will be no change 10th Avenue North, just off skills,” said SOMI’s Belin- tokens valued at $1 and $5 given when tokens are of U.S. 51 North in Hurley. da Laughlin. will be awarded for the used. Tokens are good all For more information, For more information, amount you withdrawn season. visit facebook.com/Iron- contact Laughlin in Mt. FINAL from a SNAP account. The Several of the vendors CountyFarmerMarket. Pleasant at 800-644-6404. 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Hwy. 51, Hurley, WI • 715-561-5221 14. “Making It,” NBC, 5.19 series of the summer. million. 1950–2018 l 4 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 2018 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Colleges amount to force for evil DAILY GLOBE Many of the nation’s colleges have University, in New Jersey, told his become a force for evil and a focal students, “Conservatism champions point for the destruction of tradition- racism, exploitation and imperialist Sue Mizell, Publisher al American values. The threat to our war.” Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor future lies in the fact that today’s col- An ethnic studies professor at lege students are tomorrow’s teach- California State University, ers, professors, judges, attorneys, Walter E. Northridge and Pasadena City Col- legislators and policymakers. Williams lege teaches that “the role of stu- A recent Brookings Institution dents and teachers in ethnic studies poll suggests that nearly half of col- is to comfort the afflicted and afflict In Their Opinion lege students believe that hate the comfortable.” Raise glass, not regs, speech is not protected by the First The University of California, Amendment. Of course, it is. Fifty- Santa Barbara’s school of education to beverage boom one percent of students think that Atlanta, was recorded telling her emailed its faculty members to ask it’s acceptable to shout down a sixth-grade students, “America has them to consider classroom options Breweries, wineries and distilleries are popping speaker with whom they disagree. never been great for minorities.” In a concerning the Iraq War, suggesting up all over Michigan, making the state a go-to desti- About 20 percent of students hold tirade, she told her class: “Because they excuse students from class to nation for craft beverages. The economic benefits to that it’s acceptable to use violence to Europeans came from Europe ... you attend anti-war events and give them Michigan are real, and lawmakers should welcome prevent a speaker from speaking. are an immigrant. You are an illegal extra credit for writing about it. Rod- this boom – not regulate it to death. Over 50 percent say colleges should immigrant because you came and ney Swanson, a UCLA economics Michigan controls the sale and purchase of alco- prohibit speech and viewpoints that just took it. ... You are an immigrant. professor, told his class, “The United hol more heavily than most states. And despite hopes might offend certain people. This is not your country.” States of America, backed by facts, is for deregulation which grew from Gov. Rick Snyder’s Contempt for the First Amend- To exploit young, immature the greediest and most selfish coun- formation during his first term of a 21-member ment and other constitutional guar- young people this way represents an try in the world.” Liquor Control Advisory Rules Committee to look antees is probably shared by the stu- act of supreme cowardice. The teach- There is little question that col- into reforms, only small steps have been taken to dents’ high school teachers, as well er should be fired, but I’m guessing leges stand at the forefront of an modernize the antiquated system. as many college professors. that her colleagues share her sympa- attack on America and Western val- One of the few reforms that has actually occurred Brainwashing and indoctrination thies. At the same school, students ues. Leftists often say that the U.S. is came last October when the Michigan Liquor Control of young people has produced some were given a homework assignment the world’s worst country. But here Commission voted to remove a rule prohibiting predictable results, as shown by a that required them to write a letter are some empirical facts they might liquor stores from operating within a half-mile of recent Gallup Poll. For the past 18 asking lawmakers for stricter gun explain. each other. years, Gallup has asked adults how control laws. According to a recent Gallup Poll, The “half-mile” rule repeal was a small step proud they are to be Americans. One might be tempted to argue about 13 percent of the world’s toward the alcohol deregulation the industry needs. This year, only 47 percent say they that the growing contempt for liberty adults – 630 million people – would The biggest issue with the current system, howev- are “extremely proud,” well below and the lack of civility stem from the like to move to another country. er, is its fundamental structure – a holdover from the the peak of 70 percent in 2003. The election of Donald Trump. That’s Roughly 138 million would like to prohibition era. Because each tier – producers, dis- least proud to be Americans are non- entirely wrong. The lack of civility live in the U.S. – making us the No. tributors and consumers – must remain separate, whites, young adults and college and indoctrination of our young 1 destination, followed by the U.K., wineries, breweries and distilleries cannot distribute graduates. The proudest Americans people have been going on for Canada and France. their own products. This makes for a flabby, expen- are those older than 50 and those decades. There’s something exceptionally sive system. who did not graduate from college. UCLA history professor Mary appealing about America and the Local brewery owners can’t walk their beer down The latter might be explained by Corey told her class: “Capitalism Western world that leftists choose to the street to a grocery store to sell. Instead, a whole- their limited exposure to America’s isn’t a lie on purpose. It’s just a lie.” ignore or lie about. saler must collect the beer, drive it to a warehouse to academic elite. She added that capitalists “are log it, and then distribute it to stores and restaurants, Johnetta Benton, a teacher at swine. ... They’re bastard people.” An Walter E. Williams is a professor of skimming a tidy profit in the process. Though nearly Hampton Middle School near English professor at Montclair State economics at George Mason University. all producers would say that wholesalers are neces- sary to distribution, the mandate forces inefficien- cies. Today in history An example: A brewer in Saugatuck on the coast of Lake Michigan wants to sell his beer to a restau- rant down the street. Due to the government man- By The Associated Press Today’s Highlight in History date, a wholesaler based out of Kalamazoo (the clos- On August 8, 1974, Presi- est wholesaler) must pick up the beer, drive it to dent Richard Nixon, facing Kalamazoo, log it, and then return it to Saugatuck. It damaging new revelations in is a government mandated 100 mile round trip just the Watergate scandal, to move the beer a few blocks. announced he would resign the following day. The structure of the system cannot be changed by On this date the MLCC. It can only be done through legislation. In 1815, Napoleon Bona- “We are in a holding pattern for alcohol legisla- parte set sail for St. Helena to tion,” says Michael Lafaive, senior director of fiscal spend the remainder of his days in exile. policy at the Mackinac Center for Public Policy. “Sny- In 1911, President William der had initial intent to get rid of onerous regulation Howard Taft signed a measure in alcohol control, but even he would agree that not raising the number of U.S. rep- enough has been accomplished.” resentatives from 391 to 433, Jim Storey, who served as a Michigan Liquor Con- effective with the next Congress, with a proviso to trol commissioner from 1997-2007, says there are too add two more when New Mex- many constraints concerning liquor marketing and ico and Arizona became too many roadblocks to obtaining a liquor license. states. “We are a Pure Michigan tourist state, but we In 1942, during World War II, six Nazi saboteurs who were make it difficult to let people into the hospitality captured after landing in the industry,” he says. U.S. were executed in Wash- Doing away with the three-tiered system would ington, D.C.; two others who cause alcohol prices to fall dramatically, which some cooperated with authorities fear would harm public health. Making booze cheap- were spared. In 1945, President Harry S. er won’t neccessarily translate into higher consump- Truman signed the U.S. instru- tion. But it could spur a craft beverage boom that ment of ratification for the Unit- In 2002, Saddam Hussein counterculture favorites as Most is 65. Rock musician would boost local tourist business. ed Nations Charter. The Soviet organized a big military parade “Easy Rider,” Five Easy Dennis Drew (10,000 Maniacs) This is an exciting industry that has tremendous Union declared war against and then warned “the forces of Pieces” and “Nashville,” died in is 61. TV personality Deborah growth potential, if the state gets out of its way. Japan during World War II. evil” not to attack Iraq as he Los Angeles. Opera singer Norville is 60. Actor-singer In 1953, the United States sought once more to shift the Regina Resnik, 90, died in Harry Crosby is 60. Rock musi- –The Detroit News and South Korea initialed a debate away from world New York. cian The Edge (U2) is 57. Rock mutual security pact. demands that he live up to One year ago: President musician Rikki Rockett (Poi- In 1963, Britain’s “Great agreements that ended the Donald Trump said continued son) is 57. Rapper Kool Moe Train Robbery” took place as Gulf War. North Korean threats aimed at Dee is 56. Rock musician Thought for Today thieves made off with 2.6 mil- In 2009, Sonia Sotomayor the United States would cause Ralph Rieckermann is 56. Mid- lion pounds in banknotes. was sworn in as the U.S. the U.S. to respond with “fire dle distance runner Suzy Favor “Man adjusts to what he should not; he is unable to adjust In 1968, the Republican Supreme Court’s first Hispanic and fury like the world has Hamilton is 50. Rock singer national convention in Miami and third female justice. never seen.” Venezuela’s new Scott Stapp is 45. Country to what he should.” Beach nominated Richard Ten years ago: China constitutional assembly, creat- singer Mark Wills is 45. Actor — Jean Toomer, African-American author-poet Nixon for president on the first opened the Summer Olympic ed by embattled President Kohl Sudduth is 44. Rock ballot. Games with an extravaganza Nicolas Maduro, took over the musician Tom Linton (Jimmy (1894-1967) In 1973, Vice President of fireworks and pageantry. A halls of the opposition-con- Eat World) is 43. Singer JC Spiro T. Agnew branded as charter bus crashed near Sher- trolled congress and decreed Chasez (‘N Sync) is 42. Letters Policy “damned lies” reports he had man, Texas, killing 17 mem- itself to be superior to all other Actress Tawny Cypress is 42. taken kickbacks from govern- bers of a Vietnamese-Ameri- branches of government. Rhythm-and-blues singer ment contracts in Maryland, can Catholic group en route to Singer Glen Campbell died in Drew Lachey (98 Degrees) is The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters and vowed not to resign — Missouri. Former Democratic Nashville, Tennessee, at the 42. Rhythm-and-blues singer should deal with matters of current, public interest. We reserve which he ended up doing. presidential candidate and age of 81; he had announced Marsha Ambrosius is 41. the right to reject any letter and to edit those that are to be pub- In 1993, in Somalia, four vice-presidential nominee in 2011 that he’d been diag- Actress Lindsay Sloane is 41. lished. Please avoid name-calling or personal attacks. U.S. soldiers were killed when John Edwards admitted having nosed with Alzheimer’s dis- Actress Countess Vaughn is Letters should be no longer than 400 words. An address a land mine was detonated an extramarital affair. Russia ease. 40. Actor Michael Urie is 38. and phone number must be included for verification purposes. underneath their vehicle, sent an armored column into Today’s Birthdays Tennis player Roger Federer is Election-related letters advocating for or against a candi- prompting President Bill Clin- the breakaway enclave of Actress Nita Talbot is 88. 37. Actress Meagan Good is date, ballot measure or political party will be considered ads ton to order Army Rangers to South Ossetia after Georgia Actor Dustin Hoffman is 81. 37. Rock musician Eric Howk and are subject to a charge of $25 for the first 7 inches and try to capture Somali warlord launched an offensive to crush Actress Connie Stevens is 80. (Portugal. The Man) is 37. $10 for each additional inch thereafter. They are also limited to Mohamed Farrah Aidid. separatists there. Country singer Phil Balsley Actress Jackie Cruz (TV: 400 words. In 2000, the wreckage of Five years ago: The U.S. (The Statler Brothers) is 79. “Orange is the New Black”) is Letters may be mailed to Letters to the Editor, Daily Globe, the Confederate submarine sharply escalated its drone war Actor Larry Wilcox is 71. Actor 34. Britain’s Princess Beatrice 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood MI 49938; emailed to: H.L. Hunley, which sank in in Yemen, with military officials Keith Carradine is 69. Movie of York is 30. Actor Ken Bau- [email protected]; or faxed to 906-932-4211. 1864 after attacking the Union in the Arab country reporting director Martin Brest is 67. mann is 29. Pop singer Shawn Brief, thank-you letters will be considered for our Saturday ship Housatonic, was recov- three strikes that left a dozen Radio-TV personality Robin Mendes is 20. Actress Bebe ered off the South Carolina “Bouquets” column. dead. Actress Karen Black, 74, Quivers is 66. Percussionist Wood (TV: “The Real coast and returned to port. who was featured in such Anton Fig is 65. 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PUBLISHER EXECUTIVE.DOODV ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna 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 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 2018 5 Proposal product sales, and private Coast Guard rescues donations. The taxes raised are strictly for the 3 Isle Royale hikers From page 1 continued operation of the and sent to the state to be Gogebic County Animal ISLE ROYALE – A three- used as a match for federal Control program. person hiking party was funding for GMC residents safely rescued off Isle Royale Tuesday after they that are on Medicaid and Watersmeet School unable to pay for their In Watersmeet Town- suffered from dehydration. care. This program allows ship, voters went to the The Coast Guard’s air the Gogebic Medical Care polls to vote on an 18 mill station in Traverse City facility to provide greater operational levy on non- were contacted by a park staffing and additional ser- homestead properties for 5 ranger on Isle Royale vice to their residents years. shortly after 9 p.m. Mon- throughout Gogebic coun- Voters passed the day about an 18-year-old ty regardless of whether renewal with a near 2 to 1 woman suffering from they have the ability to pay margin. – 192 voters said severe dehydration and or not. yes, while 100 were nay. slipping in and out of con- The millage restores the sciousness. She was one of three HOPE, animal control statutory millage from four Voters also approved years of progressive mil- hikers who set out on the the renewal of an existing lage rollbacks due to the island Monday morning, a millage, two-tenths of one Headlee Amendment. With Coast Guard spokesperson mill, for the operation of the yes vote the school dis- said in a news release, and H.O.P.E. (Help Orphaned trict will receive the full Ralph Ansami/Daily Globe were in “one of the rough- Pets Everywhere). The student foundation IRON COUNTY, Wis., murder trial defendants Richard Allen, left, and Joseph est and most remote parts renewal passed in all allowance authorized by Lussier, right, stand with defense attorney Craig Haukaas at the end of Tuesday’s of the island when they precincts with the overall the state under Proposal A. proceedings. Haukaas is representing Lussier in a joint trial, with Allen represent- contacted park rangers vote 2,542 yes, 635 no. The first year impact on ed by James Lex. using a hand-held satellite A portion of the millage non-homestead property communicator capable of also is for the services of a including apartment build- Trial exam, he said. Many of around 25 Lac transmitting an emergency part-time animal control ings, rental homes, vacation The cause of death was du Flambeau tribal mem- signal along with their officer, which is an employ- properties, vacant land, and listed as homicide from bers, including Valliere Sr., location.” ee of the Gogebic County some commercial/industri- From page 1 “multiple firearm injuries.” sobbed as they heard A rescue crew from Air Sheriff’s Department. al property will be that the were drawn after a neck- There were six shots to detailed testimony about Station Traverse City was H.O.P.E. raises approxi- tax rate will amount to the lace had been thrown out the back, two to the neck the autopsy. deployed on a MH-60 heli- mately half of its revenue same as what was in place of the window of the vehi- and one to the head, Stier The state has called 26 copter, arriving on the through adoption fees, since 2015. cle. said. witnesses in the first two island shortly after mid- Another witness, now in Predation from animals days of trial. Assistant night Tuesday. jail, described herself as was evident, he said, and Attorney General Richard A rescue swimmer was Ironwood able value. always high on meth last the nose was “absent at Dufour said the state’s case lowered to an area about The measure passed by year. autopsy.” may conclude by Friday 500 yards from where the a total 1,120-768 in the Valliere’s body was Bruises had been made morning. hiking party was located. From page 1 three communities – the dumped in a desolated area to the body while Valliere The defense will then After assessing the situ- ness of the community are city of Ironwood, Ironwood near Mercer. It was found was still alive, Stier said. call an undetermined num- ation, it was determined greatly appreciated.” Township and Erwin on New Year’s day along Amphetamine and ber of witnesses. the other two hikers were The five-year millage Township – the district Swamp Creek Road. methamphetamine were Other witnesses Tues- also likely dehydrated. will allow the district to serves. While the total vote Valliere was reported found in the victim’s blood day were asked about a All three were trans- borrow up to $735,000. was enough to carry the missing when he didn’t stream, and cocaine in the maroon-colored van that ported to Duluth Interna- The estimated amount day, the measure did fail in show up for Christmas urine, but not the blood. was impounded after the tional Airport where EMS expected to be levied in Erwin Township. brunch with his family. Stier said several of the shooting, allegedly spotted personnel were waiting. 2019 is .71 mill, according Voters in Ironwood Wayne Valliere Sr. testi- 9-millimeter shots could on video at a Mercer conve- “This is a great example to the ballot language, with voted 678 to 431 in favor fied Monday his son was have been fatal and all nience store. why a device capable of call- an average annual millage of the measure, it passed not home on the morning would be fatal, given Vilas County law ing or signaling for help, rate over the measure’s in 402-277 Ironwood of Friday, Dec. 22, when enough time. enforcement officers testi- other than a cell phone, five-year life span of 1.02 Township and Erwin the two had planned to go What Stier called a “sou- fied about the chain of cus- should be part of everyone’s mills. Township rejected the hunting. venir bullet” that might not tody involving several equipment when venturing One mill translates to measure with 60 no votes Forensic pathologist Dr. have been sustained in the items of evidence, includ- out to remote areas, $1 per every $1,000 of tax- to 40 yes votes. Michael Stier testified Tues- shooting was found in the ing a pair of white and whether on water or on day morning the autopsy right arm, behind the black sneakers. land,” Air Station Traverse on Valliere “was one of the wrist, with no bleeding There was also short tes- City’s operations officer Board ticket – and will face no most complicated exams in around it. timony about the gun, Cmdr. Robert Donnell said opposition on the ballot in my years of doing this.” The autopsy was com- which may have been able in a news release. “These November. They, with the The body arrived frozen plicated by the fact that to fire 11 shots. individuals made a wise From page 1 vote totals, include: Dan for the autopsy at Madison thawing can cause bruis- James Lussier, who has choice with their equip- against one write-in. Again, Siirila, District 1, Iron- on Jan. 5 and it was two ing, Stier said, with the entered a plea deal, is ment and were well-pre- there were no Republicans wood Township, 291; Tom days before it thawed out body being 70 percent expected to testify on pared to call for help.” on the primary ballot, so Laabs, District 2, Iron- to allow completion of the water. Thursday. —Richard Jenkins Balduc will see no competi- wood, 245; Joe Bonovetz, tion on the ballot in District 5, Bessemer and November. 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(NR) Body of Deceit (‘15) (R) er: 5 PREMIUM l 6 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 2018 AREA / NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Bergman, Morgan Trump-backed John to face off for 1st James wins Michigan’s District seat By RICHARD JENKINS [email protected] GOP Senate nod With only one candi- date campaigning in each DETROIT (AP) – Michi- fourth Senate term and has of their respective party's gan businessman John easily fended off past chal- primary races Tuesday, all James, a Iraq War veteran lengers, but Trump’s nar- that was needed to make who was endorsed by Pres- row 2016 victory in Michi- November's contest between ident Donald Trump, won gan has the GOP hopeful it Rep. Jack Bergman (R- the Republican nomination can flip the seat. Watersmeet) and Demo- Tuesday and will take on “Washington has crat Matt Morgan official Democratic Sen. Debbie enough career politicians,” was the election itself. Stabenow this fall. James said in a news The Michigan Secretary James, a political new- release after his victory. of State's website Tuesday comer, convincingly defeat- “We need people who have night showed Bergman ed buyout firm founder experience getting results. received 42,061 votes in Sandy Pensler in the GOP You aren’t going to get the Republican primary primary. The two traded results from a 43-year for the 1st Congressional barbs over their business career politician. Debbie District. He received 1,265 records, conservative cre- Stabenow better get ready votes in Gogebic County dentials and Trump, who for the fight of her political and 795 votes in Onton- swung his support behind life.” agon County. James more than a week James, 37, of Farming- The Democratic race before the election. ton Hills, has been high- Associated Press officially featured no 1st Locally, James also car- lighting his business cre- MICHIGAN U.S. Senate candidate John James gives a thumbs up after casting his Congressional District ried Gogebic County. He dentials and military ser- ballot on Tuesday, at Orchard United Methodist Church in Farmington Hills, Mich. candidates on the ballot, received 892 votes county- vice. The West Point gradu- as Morgan was forced to wide to Pensler’s 406. ate flew Apache heli- to auto factories around cial advantage after loan- Conservatives Fund. run a write-in campaign Stabenow received 1,763 copters in combat and led the world. ing his campaign $5 mil- Entering July, he had $1.3 after the state ruled his votes in Gogebic County in two platoons during the James is Michigan’s first lion. But James, who gave million cash on hand petitions were invalid due her unchallenged re-elec- Iraq War. After being hon- black Republican nominee his campaign $50,000, compared to Pensler’s to his use of a P.O. box as tion bid. orably discharged, he for a major statewide office has made up ground, rais- $2.3 million. Stabenow, his address on the forms James won Ontonagon joined his father’s Detroit- in more than three ing $3.9 million as of the who faces no primary filed with the state. County with 525 votes to based group of companies: decades, but he has said he end of June while secur- challenger, had $9.6 mil- While local results Pensler’s 277 votes, while James Group International only wants to be assessed ing endorsements from lion in the bank. Tuesday night didn't show Stabenow received 648 Inc. He is CEO of Renais- on his character. Right to Life, the Michi- Editor’s Note: Daily who write-in votes went votes there. sance Global Logistics, When Pensler entered gan Chamber of Com- Globe reporter Richard Jenk- for, 661 write-in votes were Stabenow is seeking a which ships supplier parts the race, he had the finan- merce and the Senate ins contributed to this story. cast in Gogebic County and 301 write-in votes Governor afford to go to these great Sayed came in third with In the frantic closing President Barack Obama’s were cast in the Onton- universities that we have 264 votes. Calley came in days, Whitmer campaigned health care law while also agon in the respective throughout the state of second in Gogebic Coun- with union leaders, mem- promising to fix deterio- Democratic primaries for From page 1 Michigan. You could get a ty’s Republican contest bers of the state’s Demo- rating roads. the U.S. House seat. Dis- state Senate caucus, beat good job, and pay your with 274 votes, Hines took cratic congressional dele- In the Republican battle, trict-wide results were back challenges from for- bills, and raise a family in third with 239 and Col- gation and Detroit Mayor Schuette – a veteran politi- unavailable on the state's mer Detroit health director Michigan. I see all three of beck rounded out the field Mike Duggan, who said she cian who has served in website for the Democratic Dr. Abdul El-Sayed and those things as not as with 122 votes. is the party’s best chance to Congress, the Legislature contest. Morgan was the chemical-testing accessible as they were. “We have so many elect- retake the governorship in and as an appellate judge – only Democratic candidate entrepreneur Shri “We can’t move Michi- ed officials with no politi- November. El-Sayed got a emphasized his endorse- to run a write-in campaign. Thanedar. gan forward if we have so cal background. You have boost with a visit from U.S. ment from Trump and a Whitmer and Schuette many people struggling to understand how things Sen. Bernie Sanders of Ver- proposal to cut the state State Senate also carried Gogebic Coun- just to get by.” work to get things done,” mont, who predicted that income tax. Calley, who His victory in Gogebic ty, with 1,165 votes and 710 During the visit, Whit- said Karen Rozanski, 67, of El-Sayed would defy was supported by Snyder County will likely be little votes respectively. In mer professed to be be a St. Clair Shores, who voted polling like Sanders did in but withdrew his support comfort to Mike Carey as Ontonagon County, Whit- fan of Marty’s Goldenaires for Whitmer. “She’s not narrowly upsetting Hillary for Trump in 2016, touted he lost out across the mer won with 400 votes Drum and Bugle Corps – promising the moon.” Clinton in Michigan’s 2016 economic gains under their entire district to Ed McB- and Schuette carried his having even arranged to The GOP has controlled presidential primary. watch and accused room in the Republican contest with 342. have the group play at the Michigan for 7½ years, and Both El-Sayed, who Schuette of illegally misus- primary race for the 38th “I’m someone who real- state capitol – and joked Democrats are eager to cap- could have become the ing his office to advance state Senate seat currently ly cares about the state of the group may make a sec- italize on what is typically country’s first Muslim his political career and held by Tom Casperson (R- Michigan,” Whitmer told ond appearance in Lansing rough sledding for the governor, and Thanedar – wrongly prosecuting top Escanaba). Carey received the Daily Globe during a if she wins in November. president’s party in an immigrant from India state officials for Flint’s 670 votes in Gogebic February 2017 Ironwood “Wouldn’t that be great, midterm elections and the who spent at least $10 water crisis. County to McBroom's 611 campaign stop. “I love this have a U.P. band play at the state electorate’s penchant million of his fortune to Colbeck, a former rock- votes. However, according state, I love the people of inauguration. We know for backing the opposite run – highlighted their et scientist who hoped to to the Michigan Secretary this state, and I think we they’re tough enough to party when a governor support for a “Medicare- offset lower fundraising of State's website Tuesday deserve better from our play in the winter,” she said leaves due to term limits. for-all” health care system with enthusiasm from night, McBroom's 6,495 leaders.” laughing. Steve Lauer, 75, a retired and opposition to accept- grassroots volunteers, pro- votes districtwide amount- She credited being a life- Schuette – an ally of business consultant from ing corporate political posed initiatives such as ed to 64.66 percent of the long Michigander for President Donald Trump – Traverse City, said he action committee money. eliminating the state total votes. Carey received inspiring her to run for easily defeated Lt. Gov. backed Schuette because of Whitmer said she sup- income tax. Hines self- 3,550 votes district wide, Governor. Brian Calley, conservative his experience and conser- ports getting everyone funded his campaign with according to the state website. “I think about the state Sen. Patrick Colbeck vative beliefs. He likes covered but stopped short $2.7 million, hoping voters McBroom received 523 Michigan in which I grew and Dr. Jim Hines, an Trump but said the presi- of embracing a single- would elect another out- votes in Ontonagon Coun- up in,” Whitmer said. “We obstetrician-gynecologist. dent’s endorsement did not payer plan, instead pro- sider like they did in back- ty to Carey's 302. used to be leaders in edu- In Gogebic County’s sway him. moting her work to help ing Snyder in 2010. With the win, McBroom cation, where our K-12 Democratic contest, “I like balanced budgets. expand Medicaid to hun- Editor’s Note: The Asso- will face off against Scott schools were the finest in Thanedar came in second I like lower taxes,” Lauer dreds of thousands of ciated Press contributed to Dianda, who received the country. People could with 378 votes and El- said. adults through former this story. 9,441 votes districtwide in his unopposed Democratic primary bid for the seat. Township millages approved across Gobegic County Dianda – who is being term-limited out of his cur- Voters in four townships in $1,000 of taxable value. 20 years. said the millage will allow the rent seat representing both Gogebic County approved millage Supervisor John Cox said it will In Watersmeet Township, voters township to continue its general counties as part of the renewals to fund township opera- raise about $100,000 of the town- approved a renewal of 3.5 mills for operations. 110th State House district tions Tuesday. ship’s $190,000 budget, calling four years by a vote of 191-101 (65 Voters in Ironwood Township – received 1,775 votes in The funds will be used for “gen- passage of the renewal paramount. percent to 35 percent). Supervisor and Bessemer Township did not Gogebic County and 660 eral township operating purposes” “Without it, we wouldn’t be able to Mike Rogers said it will raise find this general operating fund votes in Ontonagon County. in Erwin Township, Marenisco meet our state obligations.” $572,000 annually and called the renewal on their ballots. An Iron- Township, Wakefield Township In Marenisco Township, the renewal essential to the township’s wood Township official said the State House and Watersmeet Township. voters approved by a vote of 87- operations. township plans to ask for its It appears Republican In Wakefield Township voters 37 (70 percent to 30 percent) 8 Finally, in Erwin Township vot- renewal at the Nov. 6 general elec- Gregory Markkanen will approved a renewal of 3 mills for mills for 6 years. Supervisor Dick ers approved its renewal 79-23 (77 tion. Bessemer Township Supervi- face Democrat Ken Sum- four years by a vote of 64-11, with Bouvette said the township will percent to 23 percent). The mea- sor Jeff Randall said it’s not time to mers in the November 85 percent voting for the measure. levy about 6 mills, adding the sure asked for 10 mills over four renew their millage. election for the 110th State One mill translates to $1 per every levy has remained the same for years. Supervisor Larry Grimsby —Larry Holcombe House district, after Markkanen topped a field of four in the primary. Probate judge when Gov. John Markkanen received a Engler appointed him as Hewitt, wins Democratic primary total of 2,128 votes in the Gogebic County probate district, according to the From page 1 judge in 1992, following for Gogebic County treasurer state's website Tuesday third with 496. the retirement of Timothy night, to capture 29.6 per- With their victories Mahoney. He assumed BESSEMER – Gogebic There were 183 write in Similarly, Erwin Town- cent of the vote. Kirk Tuesday, Talaska and Witt- additional duties as 98th County Treasurer Lisa votes on Republican bal- ship Treasurer Sylvia Mus- Schott came in second la will both appear on the District Judge in 2015 after Hewitt earned 1,729 votes, lots. None of those names satti won her re-election with 2,099 votes, Brady Nov. 6 ballot with the win- the retirement of Anders running un-opposed for re- were released by the coun- primary, running un- Tervo came in third with ner replacing retiring pro- Tingstad and the consoli- election in Tuesday’s ty clerk’s office as of dead- opposed on the Democrat 1,836 votes and Keith bate judge Joel Massie. dation of the probate and Democratic primary. line Tuesday. ballot with 53 votes. Again, LaCosse rounded out the Massie first became a district court roles. There were six write-in Elsewhere in the county, there was no name on the field with 1,122 votes. votes on the Democrat side Bessemer Township Trea- Republican ballot. Summers, who was unop- 2004 DODGE DAKOTA 4x4 SXT EXT. of the ballot. surer Lisa Hegbloom won In Wakefield, Heather posed, received 7,118 votes There was no Republi- her re-election Democratic Skulan was running un- in the district. CAB SHORT BOX can on the other side of the primary running un- opposed as a Democrat for In Gogebic County, SAVE! SAVE! ballot, so Hewitt will see opposed with 123 votes to the position as delegate to Markkanen received 377 no competition on the gen- two write-ins. There was no the county convention. She votes, Schott received 364 3.7, V-6, automatic, $ votes, followed by Tervo air conditioning, eral election ballot on Nov. name on the Republican earned 149 votes, to one 7,999 6. ballot. write-in. with 199 and LaCosse 109,000 miles. with 208. Summers SHARP! received 1,656 votes in the Ohio race too close to call, but Trump claims victory county. In Ontonagon WESTERVILLE, Ohio claimed victory neverthe- crat Danny O'Connor, trail- County; Markkanen (AP) – A special congres- less. ing in the latest count, received 106 votes, Schott sional election that tested The president took cred- vowed: "We're not stopping – a Bruce Crossing resi- President Donald Trump's it for Republican Troy now." dent – received 628 votes, clout and cost both par- Balderson's performance, The candidates were Tervo received 52 votes ties millions of dollars in calling it "a great victory," locked in a razor-thin race, and LaCosse received 57 Cloverland Motors battleground Ohio was even though the contest which they will reprise in votes. The county's vote 300 E. Cloverland Dr., (U.S. 2) • Ironwood, MI 49938 too close to call early could be headed to a the general election in just total for Summers was 906-932-1202 www.cloverlandmotorsports.com Wednesday. Trump mandatory recount. Demo- three months. unavailable at press time. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM BUSINESS WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 2018 7 Banks, technology lead stocks higher Dollar General store for 4th day in a row NEW YORK (AP) – U.S. opens in Bruce Crossing Market watch stocks climbed for the Aug. 7, 2018 fourth straight day Tues- By JEAN NORDINE day as strong earnings con- Dow Jones 126.73 [email protected] industrials tinued to pull the market 25,628.91 BRUCE CROSSING – According closer to the all-time high it Nasdaq to Angela Petkovic, Dollar General set in late January. 23.99 composite 7,883.66 corporate spokeswoman, Dollar Gen- Industrial companies eral is always looking for locations to rose Tuesday and banks Standard & 8.05 build that offer customers the conve- moved higher as interest Poor’s 500 2,858.45 nience of shopping within a close rates increased. Gains for radius from home. That fits the bill Russell 3.99 Microsoft and Google’s 2000 for residents of south Ontonagon parent company Alphabet 1,688.30 County who have welcomed the helped technology compa- NYSE diary opening of a newly built Dollar Gen- nies. Advanced: 1,506 eral in Bruce Crossing, Mich. Companies including Declined: 1,296 Located just east of the M-28 and Hertz, Etsy and Mosaic U.S. 45 intersection, the store official- Unchanged: 119 climbed after their results ly opened its doors for business surpassed investors’ fore- Volume: 3.1 b Thursday. Business hours are 8 a.m. casts. Tesla surged after Nasdaq diary to 10 p.m. daily. CEO Elon Musk later said Advanced: 1,579 “Sales have been really good. Cus- he might take the company tomers are very happy the store is Declined: 1,237 private. here,” store manager Ashley Gron- Gina Martin Adams, Unchanged: 238 dine said. chief equity strategist for Volume: 2.1 b Grondine was an assistant manag- Bloomberg Intelligence, er at the Dollar General store in said companies are report- L’Anse before accepting her new posi- Jean Nordine/Daily Globe ing huge profit and rev- even with that huge gain, tion. Assistant manager Rae Ann STORE MANAGER Ashley Grondine, right, rings up a purchase for cus- enue growth. That’s the stock is still down 12 Johnson helps her run the 7,300- tomer Candy Bailey at the new Dollar General store in Bruce Crossing nudged concerns about percent for the year. square foot facility. Monday. trade tensions with China, A little more than four Grondine said she has a good Europe, Canada and Mexi- years ago, Hertz stock trad- group of workers, but is in need of now being able to buy clothing in of the digital coupons offered by the co out of investors’ minds. ed above $120 a share. It additional hires. Bruce Crossing is a plus to the area, store for additional savings, she said. “Very strong top line plunged as the company Besides General Dollar carrying Grondine said. General Dollar will announce a and bottom line growth dealt with overcapacity in name-brand grocery items and Paper products are also high sell- grand opening event for the store in a from the vast majority of the rental car market and household decor, the convenience of ers and many people take advantage couple weeks. companies overwhelmed the value of its vehicles any fears that started to decreased. Hertz has bubble up in June,” she changed CEOs twice in said. four years. Tesla CEO drops latest bombshell She added that the tar- Bond prices fell. The iffs that the U.S. and its yield on the 10-year Trea- trading partners have sury note climbed to 2.98 with $72 billion buyout proposal announced recently are percent from 2.95 percent. still small and haven’t Banks and financial com- SAN FRANCISCO (AP) – Tesla cial fund, if they proposed price to 420 being a com- affected the broader mar- panies also climbed as CEO Elon Musk is gearing up to lead want. mon slang term for marijuana. ket very much. interest rates rose. a buyout of the electric car maker in a “Am consider- Musk also previously used his Twit- The S&P 500 index rose Dental products maker stunning move that would end the ing taking Tesla ter account to joke that Tesla was going 8.05 points, or 0.3 percent, Dentsply cut its forecasts maverick company’s eight-year histo- private at $420. bankrupt in an April Fool’s Day tweet to 2,858.45. The Dow and took a $1.26 billion ry trading on the stock market. Funding secured,” and his stability was called into ques- Jones Industrial Average charge connected to its In his typically unorthodox fash- Musk wrote in his tion last month after he called a British jumped 126.73 points, or technology and equipment ion, the eccentric Musk dropped his first tweet, follow- diver who helped rescue children from 0.5 percent, to 25,628.91. business. The company bombshell on his Twitter account, ing up with “good a Thailand cave a pedophile. That The Nasdaq composite said sales and profit mar- which he has used as a platform for morning” and a baseless tweet was quickly deleted and gained 23.99 points, or 0.3 gins have been weaker pranks, vitriol and now for a propos- smiley emoji. He Musk apologized to the diver. percent, to 7,883.66. The Elon than expected and it plans al to pull off one of the biggest buy- Musk later tweeted that The confusion caused by Musk’s Russell 2000 index of to restructure its business. outs in U.S. history. the only uncer- Tuesday announcement via Twitter smaller-company stocks The stock dropped 18.7 Musk got the ball rolling Tuesday tainty about completing the deal is also prompted regulators of the Nas- edged up 3.99 points, or percent to $39.41. after the stock market had already whether he can gain shareholder daq stock market to temporarily sus- 0.2 percent, to 1,688.30. Online real estate mar- been open more than three hours approval. pend trading in Tesla’s stock. The S&P 500 closed at ketplace Zillow cut its rev- with a tweet announcing he had The first tweet came hours after Although it’s unusual for a CEO to an all-time high Jan. 26. enue forecast for the year secured funding to buy all of Tesla’s the Financial Times reported that make such a major announcement After that, it dropped 10 and also said it’s buying stock at $420 per share with no fur- Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund over social media, it does not appear percent in nine days as Mortgage Lenders of Amer- ther details. had built a significant stake in Tesla to be improper. investors worried about ica. Terms weren’t dis- At that price, the buyout would Inc., but it was unclear if that was the “It’s very unusual for any CEO signs that inflation was closed. The stock fell 14.8 cost nearly $72 billion, based on funding Musk was referring to. The other than Elon Musk. This is not accelerating. That hasn’t percent to $49.56. Tesla’s outstanding stock as of July Financial Times, citing unnamed peo- how you do it and it makes you won- materialized, but trade Weight Watchers Inter- 27, but it’s unlikely the deal would ple with direct knowledge of the mat- der how seriously to take it,” said fears have weighed on the national sank 14.8 percent cost that much because Musk owns a ter said Saudi Arabia’s Public Invest- Erik Gordon, a business and law pro- market since then. to $78.53. The weight loss roughly 20 percent stake in the Palo ment Fund had built a stake of between fessor at the University of Michigan. Rental car company company raised its fore- Alto, California, company. He also 3 and 5 percent of Telsa’s shares. Musk probably wasn’t violating Hertz soared 24.6 percent casts for the year, but said said he intends to give Tesla’s existing Musk’s announcement was initial- any regulations by simply announc- to $19.53, its biggest gain it lost subscribers in the shareholders the option of retaining a ly met with widespread skepticism, ing that he was considering taking in almost a decade. But second quarter. stake in the company through a spe- with many people connecting the the company private, Gordon said.

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NEW YORK (AP) – Winnie- 2 Weeks. the-Pooh and “Christopher 2. “Disney’s Christopher Robin,” Robin” couldn’t catch up to Tom Disney, $24,585,139, 3,602 locations, Cruise and “Mission: Impossible $6,825 average, $24,585,139, 1 Week. – Fallout” at the box office, as 3. “The Spy Who Dumped Me,” Cruise’s sixth, stunt-filled “Mis- Lionsgate, $12,103,043, 3,111 loca- sion: Impossible” movie topped tions, $3,890 average, $12,103,043, 1 the charts for the second week. Week. 4. “Mamma Mia! Here We Go Paramount Pictures’ “Fallout” Again,” Universal, $9,003,030, 3,359 brought in $35.3 million to bring locations, $2,680 average, its two-week total to $124.8 mil- $91,247,580, 3 Weeks. lion, according to final figures 5. “The Equalizer 2,” Sony, Monday. That was enough to eas- $8,755,907, 2,725 locations, $3,213 average, $79,812,172, 3 Weeks. ily outpace Disney’s “Christopher 6. “Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Robin,” which debuted with Vacation,” Sony, $8,004,571, 3,162 $24.6 million in ticket sales. locations, $2,531 average, Made for an estimated $75 mil- $136,260,452, 4 Weeks. 7. “Ant-Man and the Wasp,” Dis- lion, Marc Forster’s live-action ney, $6,364,500, 2,233 locations, Winnie-the-Pooh revival stars $2,850 average, $195,645,935, 5 Ewan McGregor as a grown-up Weeks. Christopher Robin reunited with 8. “The Darkest Minds,” 20th Cen- the beloved characters of the tury Fox, $5,842,609, 3,127 locations, $1,868 average, $5,842,609, 1 Week. Hundred Acre Wood. 9. “Incredibles 2,” Disney, The R-rated action-comedy $4,980,232, 1,802 locations, $2,764 “The Spy Who Dumped Me,” average, $583,112,522, 8 Weeks. starring Mila Kunis and Kate 10. “Teen Titans Go! To the McKinnon, debuted in third with Movies,” Warner Bros., $4,776,775, 3,188 locations, $1,498 average, Associated Press $12.1 million for Lionsgate. $20,701,332, 2 Weeks. Ewan McGregor appears in a scene from Disney’s “Christopher Robin.” Tom Cruise has outrun Win- 11. “Jurassic World: Fallen King- nie-the-Pooh at the box office. “Mission: Impossible — Fallout” topped ticket sales for the second dom,” Universal, $3,956,735, 1,914 Box office numbers locations, $2,067 average, straight weekend with an estimated $35 million despite newcomer “Christopher Robin.” According The top 20 movies at U.S. and $405,564,810, 7 Weeks. to studio estimates Sunday, Aug. 5, 2018, the sixth “Mission: Impossible” installment has amassed Canadian theaters Friday through 12. “Eighth Grade,” A24, $124 million in its first 10 days of release. Sunday, followed by distribution stu- $2,850,892, 1,084 locations, $2,630 dio, gross, number of theater loca- average, $6,562,366, 4 Weeks. tions, average receipts per location, 13. “Death of a Nation,” Quality Neon Rated, $1,008,176, 405 loca- purna Pictures , $802,152, 404 loca- Focus Features, $500,790, 284 loca- total gross and number of weeks in Flix, $2,356,522, 1,005 locations, tions, $2,489 average, $8,434,105, 6 tions, $1,986 average, $14,908,754, 5 tions, $1,763 average, $21,037,397, 9 release, as compiled Monday by com- $2,345 average, $2,356,522, 1 Week. Weeks. Weeks. Weeks. Score include: 14. “Skyscraper,” Universal, 16. “The First Purge,” Universal, 18. “Blindspotting,” Lionsgate, 20. “Sicario: Day of the Soldado,” 1. “Mission: Impossible — Fallout,” $2,247,685, 1,523 locations, $1,476 $930,325, 708 locations, $1,314 aver- $663,849, 523 locations, $1,269 aver- Sony, $364,345, 216 locations, Paramount, $35,323,815, 4,395 loca- average, $64,477,850, 4 Weeks. age, $67,758,405, 5 Weeks. age, $3,176,335, 3 Weeks. $1,687 average, $49,436,735, 6 tions, $8,037 average, $124,811,186, 15. “Three Identical Strangers,” 17. “Sorry To Bother You,” Anna- 19. “Won’t You Be My Neighbor?” Weeks. Entertainment briefs

Lady Gaga to launch Las Vegas Becca Kufrin celebrated her engage- the celebration will be released at a later “I definitely had a gang influence with residency in December ment to Garrett Yrigoyen, capping Mon- date. friends and family growing up in South day’s finale on ABC following the usual Don Mischer will produce and direct Central, and people might think that Bev- NEW YORK (AP) – Lady Gaga is head- tears and drama. the celebration, which will take place at erly Hills definitely shielded me from ing to Las Vegas for a residency in Decem- It came down to Yrigoyen and Blake the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles. some problems. But in actuality, it only ber and offering fans two kinds of shows. Hortsmann. Mischer says Walt Disney inspired him to opened up a whole new can of worms,” The singer announced Tuesday that she She told Hortsmann he made her pursue his life’s work in television. Paysinger told a TV critics’ meeting on will kick off the first of 27 performances at “hopeful again” and knew he’d be a part- Walt Disney is the parent company of Monday. the Park Theater on Dec. 28. ner and teammate. But she thought there ABC. “Just dealing with kids with affluence, “Lady Gaga Enigma” will highlight the was “just a better fit for us out there.” Former NFL player behind new kids with drug problems and having their pop star’s biggest and upbeat hits, while She told Yrigoyen he was the first guy parents not be there for weeks on end “Lady Gaga Jazz & Piano” will feature who she wrote about in her journal and CW high school football drama because they’re vacationing or they’re more stripped-down songs. Tickets go on that he reminded her of her dad. BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) – Former doing big business. Just dealing with that sale Aug. 13. The couple discussed a controversy NFL player Spencer Paysinger is drawing contrast was probably the biggest thing Gaga has won six Grammy Awards and over Yrigoyen apologizing and deleting his on his high school days living between two that I had to go through.” is best known for her dance-pop hits like Instagram account after liking posts that worlds for his first major Hollywood pro- Paysinger commuted daily to high “Poker Face” and “Born This Way.” She mocked transgender people and feminists. ject. school as part of a program that brought also released a jazz album with Tony Ben- Kufrin said she didn’t condone the situ- Paysinger grew up in economically students from other areas to Beverly Hills, nett. ation, but she said Yrigoyen stands by his depressed South Los Angeles, but he where he had two uncles and an aunt who The 32-year-old will star in the remake apology. attended Beverly Hills High School, where coached and taught there. of “A Star Is Born” alongside Bradley he captained the football team in the Spencer eventually attended the Univer- Cooper, who also directed and co-wrote O’Donnell, Broadway stars, wealthy enclave. The culture shock he sity of Oregon and won a Super Bowl title the film. It opens in U.S. theaters on Oct. protest outside White House experienced is the basis for “All Ameri- with the New York Giants, one of four NFL 5. teams he played for. WASHINGTON (AP) – Rosie O’Donnell can,” debuting Oct. 10 on the CW. Pink in Sydney hospital with and cast members from some of Broad- stomach virus, cancels show way’s biggest musicals have led a sing- along protest against President Donald SYDNEY (AP) – Pop superstar Pink Trump outside the White House. Enjoy NEW EVENTS at the remained in a hospital on Tuesday with a O’Donnell spoke to protesters, some stomach virus, forcing her to postpone a clutching signs with the word “Treason” third Sydney show, her promoter said. spelled out, before the group broke into a The singer’s “Beautiful Trauma” world rendition of “America the Beautiful” on tour’s first concert in Sydney was sched- Monday night. uled for last Friday, but she canceled that The actress told the crowd it was impor- show on doctor’s orders. tant to make sure their voices were heard The 38-year-old battled through a Sat- so that Trump would know that they were urday night show. not going away. Promoter Live Nation tweeted that Pink The group also sang a rousing version was admitted to a hospital on Sunday suf- of “A Brand New Day” from “The Wiz.” fering from dehydration and was dis- The trip was organized by Seth Rudet- charged. But she was readmitted and diag- sky and James Wesley, the host and pro- nosed with a gastric virus hours before her ducer of Sirius XM’s “On Broadway.” Monday concert. The performers included current and Live Nation said Tuesday that Tuesday former Broadway cast members from night’s show would not go ahead based on “Wicked,” ‘’Hamilton,” ‘’Phantom of the medical advice. Opera” and other shows. AUG. 9-12 “Pink remained in hospital overnight, 1PM continuing her treatment and recovery. Showtime series ‘Homeland’ to -4PM AM-12noon She will be reassessed by her doctors end in 2019 with season 8 THURS., AUG. 9 10 today,” Live Nation said in a statement. I., AUG. 10 10AM-12noon The three canceled shows are expected BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) – Show- FR to be rescheduled. time says that its acclaimed series “Home- Pink’s Australian tour is scheduled land” will end in 2019 with its eighth sea- from July 4 to Aug. 26. son. FREE KIDS Science Projects Pink last toured Australia in 2013 when The show’s conclusion was announced she performed 46 shows as part of her Monday by Showtime Networks chief “Truth About Love” world tour. David Nevins, who called the Emmy-win- ning “Homeland” a game-changer for the Council wants to remove Trump premium cable channel. star from Walk of Fame Nevins told a TV critics’ meeting that creator-producer Alex Gansa will bring the WEST HOLLYWOOD, Calif. (AP) – The national security drama to what he called West Hollywood City Council has unani- its “proper conclusion.” SAT.,AUG . 11 & SUN., AUG. 12 mously approved a resolution seeking to In a statement, Gansa said he was sad SAT., AUG. 11 1-3PM ~afternoon~ remove President Donald Trump’s star to see the series end but said that it’s time. from the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Claire Danes stars in “Homeland,” The resolution urges the Hollywood which has taken her bipolar, now former Chamber of Commerce and Los Angeles to CIA agent Carrie through dangerous con- remove the star because of what it says is flicts that sometimes mirrored real-world Trump’s “disturbing treatment of women events. and other actions.” Last season, Carrie struggled to uncov- However, chamber president Leron er an international conspiracy trying to Gubler tells the Los Angeles Times the harm America’s democratic institutions. chamber has never removed a star because The final season of “Homeland” will it’s considered part of the walk’s “historic debut in June 2019. fabric.” Monday’s vote came after a man ABC to celebrate 90 years of SAT., AUG. 11 SAT., AUG. 11 & SUN., AUG. 12 3-6PM accused of taking a pickax to the star last Mickey Mouse SUN., AUG. 12 1-4PM month was charged with a felony count of ~afternoon~ vandalism. The star was previously van- LOS ANGELES (AP) – Mickey Mouse is dalized days before the November 2016 getting the full star treatment as the iconic election. character turns 90 this year. It has been repaired. ABC on Tuesday announced “Mickey’s The star recognized Trump for his work 90th Spectacular,” a two-hour prime-time 97 on the TV reality show “The Apprentice.” special, will air on Nov. 4. The program will feature tributes and ‘The Bachelorette’ makes never-before-seen short films of The Walt Garrett Yrigoyen her choice Disney Company’s global ambassador, PAID GATE ADMISSION INCLUDES FREE RIDES AND FREE GRANDSTAND SHOWS who made his film debut in “Steamboat THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY, LOS ANGELES (AP) – “The Bache- Willie” on Nov. 18, 1928. AUGUST 9 AUGUST 10 AUGUST 11 AUGUST 12 lorette” has chosen. The list of performers participating in l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 2018 9 Beilein has successful double bypass surgery ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) – Michigan comfortably with his family by his side. He tant Saddi Washington will serve as inter- activities within a few weeks." basketball coach John Beilein underwent a is expected to leave the hospital in a few im coach during Beilein's recovery. Beilein has coached at Michigan for 11 double-bypass heart procedure and is days. Pagani said Beilein underwent a two- seasons with a 248-143 record. He has led expected to make a full recover, the school "I feel grateful and blessed that this vessel coronary bypass graft surgery. the Wolverines to two Final Fours, losing said Tuesday. surgery was performed at the University of "The procedure is designed to improve in the national title game this year and in The procedure was performed Monday Michigan," Beilein said in a statement. "I blood flow to the heart, by taking a 2013. He briefly emerged this offseason as by Dr. Francis Pagani at the University of am going to work very hard in my rehabil- healthy artery or vein from another part of a candidate for the Detroit Pistons' vacan- Michigan's Samuel and Jean Frankel Car- itation to be stronger than ever by the time the body and grafting it to the obstructed cy, but they ended up hiring Dwane Casey diovascular Center. Athletic director practice begins for this upcoming season." coronary artery," Pagani said. "The opera- and Beilein stayed at Michigan . Warde Manuel described the operation as The 65-year-old Beilein won't go on the tion went well, and we expect him to make Beilein recently agreed to a contract "proactive" and said Beilein was resting team's trip to Spain from Aug. 17-26. Assis- a full recovery and be back to his usual extension through the 2022-23 season. Raiders, TimberJaxx Lions keep their cool in finish inaugural first joint practice season at .500 HURLEY – The Hur- destroyed us early in the NAPA, Calif. (AP) – At ley/Ironwood TimberJaxx year." last, a new face on the other wrapped up their inaugu- “The unfortunate part side of the line. ral season Friday night in of this first year is that a The Oakland Raiders Ashland Wis., playing the lot of quality players, that and Detroit Lions conduct- Merchants, the top team in are currently planning to ed the first of two joint prac- the Upper 13. play at GCC or still have a tices Tuesday in preparation The TimberJaxx lost year or two in high school for their preseason opener the game 4-2, while miss- chose not to participate. Friday at the Oakland Coli- ing their two top hitters Our program wants to see seum, allowing players on Chris Rye and Erik Eller- those players on the ros- both teams to get a new per- son. ter. We saw very good spective after practicing Dante Bender started pitching every weekend, against teammates for the on the mound for the Tim- and we hope to continue past two weeks. berJax, going five innings, to grow this team so that "It was nice to see some with Tim Mattson, in the we are playing around 20 new coverages, some differ- sixth and seventh and games next season.” ent stuff," Oakland quarter- Shawn Basom closing the Bender would like to back Derek Carr said. "It Associated Press eighth inning. see the addition of 8-10 was good for us. It'll be good SAN DIEGO Padres' Franmil Reyes hits a two-run scoring double during the seventh The three pitchers games for a junior Timber- film. A lot of things hap- inning against the Milwaukee Brewers Tuesday in Milwaukee. allowed four runs on six Jaxx team, designed for pened today, good and bad hits, and each pitcher the players that are still in things that we needed to allowed a walk. High School. have happen that we haven't The offense faced one "I have had, and have had happen in practice yet." Margot, Reyes rally of the best pitchers in the wanted for years an all The practice was con- WBA, Bobby Tyndall, but area American Legion ducted in a controlled envi- managed to scrape togeth- baseball team, maybe now ronment after Raiders coach Padres past Brewers 11-5 er six hits of their own, with the creation of the Jon Gruden met with first- including doubles from TImberJaxx we can grow, MILWAUKEE (AP) – Manuel Margot year Detroit coach Matt San Diego Padres 11,Milwaukee Brewers 5 Bender and Jack Macanni. and play more games in Patricia in the offseason. homered, tripled, singled and drove in ab rhbi ab rhbi Bender's double lead to the summer." Bender said. five runs, helping the San Diego Padres Margot cf 5235Cain cf 5120 The two friends mapped out Hosmer 1b 5110Yelich rf-lf 4000 the first run for the Tim- “Obviously that takes the workouts well before the overcome an early deficit and beat the Renfroe lf-rf 6122Aguilar 1b 4112 berJaxx in the 8th inning some committment from Milwaukee Brewers 11-5 Tuesday night. Vllneva 3b 4120Schoop 2b-ss 4110 Lions arrived in Northern Hedges c 4010Braun lf 2110 as he was driven in by the players and their par- California. Franmil Reyes added three RBIs for Galvis ss 5100Hader p 0000 Shawn Basom. Jeremy ents to keep them going. the Padres. F.Reyes rf 3333J.Brnes p 0000 Patricia said the joint Jnkwski pr-lf 1000T.Shaw ph-2b 1000 Stricker scored in the There is a very strong Jesus Aguilar and Mike Moustakas Spngnbr 2b 4120Mstakas 3b 3113 practices offer an opportuni- Richard p 1000H.Perez ss-rf 3010 ninth when Cole Huotari baseball background in all ty for rookies and young staked Milwaukee to a 4-0 first-inning Asuaje ph 0000Pina c 3010 drove him in on a single. of the communities and I lead with a pair of two-run homers – Maton p 0000C.Andrs p 2000 players from both teams to Strahm p 0000Burnes p 0000 Cole Huotari was 2 for 5 hope we can grow a lot make an impression. Aguilar's team-best 27th and Moustakas' Pirela ph 1000Thames rf 2000 on the day, Bender 1 for 3, more with what our young 22nd and second as a Brewer. Stammen p 0000Jnnings p 0000 "For a lot of the young Stock p-p 0000 Macanni was 1 for 4, players do in the summer. guys that haven't stepped Padres starter Clayton Richard settled Ellis ph 0100 Shawn Basom 1-4, Tim They are too young to be down and allowed just one run over the Wngnter p 0000 onto an NFL field with any- Totals 39 11 14 10 Totals 33 585 Mattson 1-4 and Jeremy turning to slowpitch soft- next four innings. Phil Maton, Matt San Diego 002 111 222 — 11 one except for their own Milwaukee 401 000 000 —5 Stricker 1 for 3. ball – it’s a fun game, but teammates it certainly Strahm, Craig Stammen, Robert Stock E_Schoop 2 (12). LOB_San Diego 10, Milwaukee 7. 2B_F.Reyes (4), Cain The TimberJaxx fin- they still need to be chal- and Trey Wingenter combined for five (19), Braun (17). 3B_Margot (5). HR_Margot (5), Renfroe (10), F.Reyes (8), brings a different element Aguilar (27), Moustakas (22). SF_Margot (3), Moustakas (5). S_Richard (6), ished the year with a lenged at the game of base- from the standpoint of com- scoreless innings of relief. Asuaje (1). record of 7-7 overall, and ball, especially when they Strahm (3-3) struck out the only batter IP HRER BB SO petitiveness and an evalua- San Diego 5-5 in the Upper 13 are in their prime.” tion standpoint," Patricia he faced in the sixth for the victory. Richard 575523 League. The TimberJaxx Margot hit a two-run single in the Maton 2-3 00011 said. "Even the veteran guys, Strahm W,3-3 1-3 00001 "We created this base- thanked the area business- third, a solo homer in the fifth and a Stammen H,16 100011 it's good to get out there and Stock 110011 ball team to give upper es that sponsored them compete against somebody tying sacrifice fly in the sixth. He had an Wingenter 100001 classmen, current and for- this season. RBI triple in the ninth and continued Milwaukee else. You kind of get into Anderson 4 2-3 54444 mer college players, and The team plans to find that rhythm and that men- home on a throwing error for the final Burnes 121100 some of us older serious a new field to compete on run. Hader L,4-1 1 1-3 32210 tality of going against the Barnes 132103 baseball lovers a place to for the 2019 season. same guy every day." Reyes, who had a solo homer in the Jennings 112112 compete against high level “We want to find a fourth, doubled in two runs with two WP_Barnes. Unlike in previous years Umpires_Home, Nick Mahrley; First, Alan Porter; Second, Todd Tichenor; players in other communi- community field to play outs in the seventh off All-Star Josh Third, Bill Miller. when the Raiders have held T_3:23. A_27,664 (41,900). ties across Northern Wis- on next year, and we have combined practices with the Hader (4-1) to give the Padres their first consin," manager Aaron been looking at the Gile well Monday at Triple-A Colorado Dallas Cowboys and San lead at 7-5. Bender said. Diamond and the field Springs, allowing one run on five hits in Francisco 49ers, there were Hunter Renfroe's 10th homer, a two- “It was an awesome that existed in Montreal. 4 2/3 innings, throwing 79 pitches. He is no fights and only a few run shot in the eighth, made it 9-5. first year, and, yes, we The (Hurley K-12) dia- expected to make at least one more rehab minor scuffles. After two scoreless innings, the Padres wish we would have made mond is in great shape, start. "We're 70 days into a DL stint and Oakland linebacker scored in each of the next seven innings. the playoffs, and won a but we want to get some before that, he was out another three Tahir Whitehead was at the Brewers starter Chase Anderson couldn't few more games, but we baseball games going in a weeks, so he's missed a good 90 days center of one after hitting a hold the early lead, allowing four runs on competed and had few more places, possibly worth of mound time," manager Craig five hits and four walks in 4 2/3 innings. chances to win every game even Cornstalk Stadium in Counsell said. "Just getting him back on TRAINER'S ROOM but one. Superior Gurney,” Bender said. Brewers: RHP Zach Davies' rehab went the mound every five days is important.” LIONS — page 10 Rodgers frustrated Hirvela-Borseth with effort from some win Ontonagon younger Packers Ryder Cup GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) – Aaron Rodgers expressed disappointment with the effort from ONTONAGON – The team of some of the Green Bay Packers' younger players Sara Hirvela and Halley Borseth of after a frustrating period at practice. Ontonagon claimed their second It appears that some of the rookie wideouts are Ontonagon Woman's Tournament the focus of his displeasure. championship with a three-stroke Rodgers was running the scout team during victory over the team of Nancy one practice session on Tuesday, a sign that he Osier-Deb Joki of the Gogebic likely won't be playing in the Packers' preseason Country Club August 2. opener on Thursday against Tennessee. Hirvela-Borseth carded a 38. Younger players who normally may not get They were also medalists in the many reps with Rodgers got a chance to work morning round with a 34. more with the two-time NFL MVP. The Ryder Cup tourney featured There is some work to catch up to Rodgers' best ball, alternate shots and high standards. scramble golf. "It was one of the worst cards sessions we've In third place was the team of had. I don't know how you can make it any sim- Janine Ward and Jennifer Lahti of pler," Rodgers said Tuesday after practice. He was Portage Lake GC , followed by Pam referring to how coaches will hold up an oppo- Franti-Britany Penegor, Onton- nent's play during the period. agon. "You literally have what the play would be in Other flight winners , second our terminology on the card, and the effort level and third places were recorded by: was very low. Especially with what I'm accus- FIRST FLIGHT: Kristen Bjorne- tomed to. I've been running that period for a num- Kelly Macaulay, Marquette; Lauren ber of years," Rodgers said. "So it's not a good Siren-Brittany Turin, Ontonagon start for us on the card period for the young GC, Marilyn Anderson-Sara guys." Domitrovich, OGC. Rodgers is usually more diplomatic in front of SECOND FLIGHT: Brenda Pieti- reporters. He didn't call out any players by name, la-Steph Wysocki, OGC, Pat Koski- but he did make sure to single out those he feels Ann Lahaie, Marquette, Barb Urbis, are role models, such as veterans Davante Adams, Diane Weisinger, OGC. Randall Cobb and Jimmy Graham. THIRD FLIGHT: Diane Makela- Rodgers liked how Geronimo Allison and Jan Tucker/Daily Globe Sally Mattson, Gogebic CC, Barba HALLEY BORSETH, left, and Sara Hirvela, won the Ontonagon Womans Ryder Cup Grieser-Marcia Bobula, OGC, Char Tourney Thursday at the Ontonagon Golf Club. Gustafson- Pat Brown OGC. PACKERS — page 10 l 10 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 2018 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe scoreboard

(Richards 3-6), 7:10 p.m. 69; Markakis, Atlanta, 69. Vegas (PCL). AmericanAll Times LeagueEDT San Diego (Kennedy 0-0) at Mil- HITS_Markakis, Atlanta, 139; ST. LOUIS CARDINALS — East Division waukee (Chacin 10-4), 8:10 p.m. Freeman, Atlanta, 135; Gennett, Optioned RHP John Brebbia to WLPct GB Chicago Cubs (Quintana 10-7) at Cincinnati, 130; Castro, Miami, 127; Memphis (PCL). Sent LHP Brett Boston 80 34 .702 — Kansas City (Fillmyer 0-1), 8:15 p.m. Yelich, Milwaukee, 127; Anderson, Cecil to Memphis for a rehab assign- New York 69 42 .622 9½ L.A. Dodgers (Kershaw 5-5) at Miami, 126; Albies, Atlanta, 125; ment. Tampa Bay 57 56 .504 22½ Oakland (Fiers 7-6), 10:05 p.m. Arenado, Colorado, 125; Baez, SAN DIEGO PADRES — Select- Toronto 51 61 .455 28 Thursday's Games Chicago, 125; Peraza, Cincinnati, ed the contract of RHP Brett Baltimore 34 79 .301 45½ Atlanta at Washington, 1:05 p.m. 125. Kennedy from El Paso (PCL). Central Division San Diego at Milwaukee, 2:10 DOUBLES_Albies, Atlanta, 33; SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — WLPct GB L.A. Dodgers at Colorado, 8:40 Carpenter, St. Louis, 33; Markakis, Sent RHP Hunter Strickland to San Cleveland 62 50 .554 — Pittsburgh at San Francisco, Atlanta, 32; Baez, Chicago, 31; Jose (Cal) for a rehab assignment. Minnesota 53 59 .473 9 10:15 p.m. Story, Colorado, 29; Freeman, WASHINGTON NATIONALS — Detroit 47 66 .416 15½ Atlanta, 28; Hoskins, Philadelphia, Optioned RHP Jimmy Cordero to Chicago 41 71 .366 21 TODAY'S MAJOR 28; Rendon, Washington, 28; CTay- Syracuse (IL). Recalled RHP Jefry Rodriguez from Syracuse as 26th Kansas City 34 79 .301 28½ LEAGUEAMERICAN LEADERS LEAGUE lor, Los Angeles, 27; 5 tied at 25. West Division BATTING_Betts, Boston, .341; TRIPLES_KMarte, Arizona, 10; man. Agreed to terms with RHP W L Pct GB Altuve, Houston, .329; Martinez, CTaylor, Los Angeles, 8; Baez, Greg Holland. Houston 73 42 .635 — Boston, .328; Machado, Los Ange- Chicago, 7; Dickerson, Pittsburgh, BASKETBALL Oakland 67 46 .593 5 les, .315; Trout, Los Angeles, .309; 6; Difo, Washington, 6; Nimmo, New National Basketball Association Seattle 65 49 .570 7½ Simmons, Los Angeles, .306; Segu- York, 6; Rosario, New York, 6; 7 tied DETROIT PISTONS — Named Los Angeles 56 58 .491 16½ ra, Seattle, .305; Merrifield, Kansas at 5. Sachin Gupta assistant general Texas 50 65 .435 23 City, .304; Duffy, Tampa Bay, .303; HOME RUNS_Carpenter, St. manager. Monday's Games Benintendi, Boston, .302. Louis, 30; Arenado, Colorado, 29; LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS — Cleveland 10, Minnesota 0 RUNS_Lindor, Cleveland, 97; Aguilar, Milwaukee, 27; Harper, Traded F Sam Dekker, the rights to Seattle 4, Texas 3, 12 innings Betts, Boston, 91; Trout, Los Ange- Washington, 27; Suarez, Cincinnati, G Renaldas Seibutis and cash to N.Y. Yankees 7, Chicago White les, 82; Martinez, Boston, 81; Benin- 26; Baez, Chicago, 25; Gold- Cleveland for the draft rights to C Sox 0 tendi, Boston, 79; Ramirez, Cleve- schmidt, Arizona, 24; Muncy, Los Vladimir Veremeenko. Chicago Cubs 3, Kansas City 1 land, 78; Bregman, Houston, 75; Angeles, 24; Story, Colorado, 24; 2 MEMPHIS GRIZZLIES — Signed L.A. Angels 6, Detroit 2 Springer, Houston, 74; Segura, tied at 22. G Shelvin Mack. Houston 3, San Francisco 1 Seattle, 73; Rosario, Minnesota, 72. STOLEN BASES_Turner, Wash- FOOTBALL Tuesday's Games RBI_Martinez, Boston, 97; Davis, ington, 31; Hamilton, Cincinnati, 26; National Football League Houston 2, San Francisco 1 Oakland, 86; Ramirez, Cleveland, SMarte, Pittsburgh, 25; MTaylor, ARIZONA CARDINALS — Boston 10, Toronto 7, 10 innings 83; Encarnacion, Cleveland, 80; Washington, 24; Inciarte, Atlanta, Placed C A.Q. Shipley on injured Tampa Bay 4, Baltimore 3 Cruz, Seattle, 72; Bregman, Hous- 23; Baez, Chicago, 19; Cain, Mil- reserve. Texas 11, Seattle 4 ton, 71; Haniger, Seattle, 70; Lindor, waukee, 19; Peraza, Cincinnati, 18; MINNESOTA VIKINGS — Chicago Cubs 5, Kansas City 0 Cleveland, 68; Lowrie, Oakland, 68; Dyson, Arizona, 16; Jankowski, San Named Nick Rallis defensive quality Minnesota at Cleveland 3 tied at 67. Diego, 15. control coach. N.Y. Yankees at Chicago White HITS_Martinez, Boston, 135; PITCHING_Scherzer, Washing- TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS — Sox Rosario, Minnesota, 135; Altuve, ton, 15-5; Godley, Arizona, 12-6; Waived PK Trevor Moore. Signed Associated Press L.A. Dodgers at Oakland Houston, 134; Lindor, Cleveland, Greinke, Arizona, 12-6; Lester, OT Jarron Jones. DETROIT LIONS linebacker Devon Kennard carries a ring during practice Tuesday Detroit at L.A. Angels 134; Segura, Seattle, 133; Merri- Chicago, 12-4; Mikolas, St. Louis, TENNESSEE TITANS — Waived Wednesday's Games field, Kansas City, 130; Betts, 12-3; Nola, Philadelphia, 12-3; TE Phillip Supernaw. Placed LB in Napa, Calif. Seattle (Gonzales 12-6) at Texas Boston, 126; Benintendi, Boston, Chacin, Milwaukee, 10-4; Freeland, Nate Palmer on injured reserve. (Gallardo 6-1), 2:05 p.m. 125; Castellanos, Detroit, 124; 2 tied Colorado, 10-7; Newcomb, Atlanta, Agreed to terms with TE Jerome ball teams sat on the west side, adding a live- Detroit (Hardy 4-3) at L.A. Angels at 122. 10-5; Quintana, Chicago, 10-7. Cunningham and LB Brandon Lions (Barria 6-7), 4:07 p.m. DOUBLES_Escobar, Arizona, 37; ERA_deGrom, New York, 1.85; Chubb. lier feel to practice. Boston (Johnson 2-3) at Toronto Bregman, Houston, 36; Lindor, Scherzer, Washington, 2.28; Nola, HOCKEY (Hauschild 1-0), 7:07 p.m. Cleveland, 36; Abreu, Chicago, 32; Philadelphia, 2.37; Mikolas, St. National Hockey League "The fans made it even better," Detroit Baltimore (Cashner 3-10) at Bogaerts, Boston, 31; Castellanos, Louis, 2.74; Greinke, Arizona, 2.97; ANAHEIM DUCKS — Signed C From page 9 running back Kerryon Johnson said. "Every- Tampa Bay (Stanek 1-3), 7:10 p.m. Detroit, 31; Merrifield, Kansas City, Foltynewicz, Atlanta, 3.04; Freeland, Isac Lundestrom to a three-year Minnesota (Odorizzi 4-7) at 31; Andujar, New York, 30; Benin- Colorado, 3.04; Arrieta, Philadel- contract. Lions player who was getting up after mak- body's tired of hitting each other for howev- Cleveland (Clevinger 7-7), 7:10 p.m. tendi, Boston, 30; 5 tied at 29. phia, 3.11; Newcomb, Atlanta, 3.15; COLLEGE ing a long catch near the end zone. White- er many weeks we've been going against N.Y. Yankees (Severino 14-5) at TRIPLES_Sanchez, Chicago, 9; Corbin, Arizona, 3.31. COKER — Named Michala Hash Chicago White Sox (Giolito 7-8), Smith, Tampa Bay, 8; Hernandez, STRIKEOUTS_Scherzer, Wash- assistant women's basketball coach. head, who played six seasons in Detroit, each other. It's a new face, a new venue. It 8:10 p.m. Toronto, 7; Benintendi, Boston, 6; ington, 216; Corbin, Arizona, 174; GEORGIA SOUTHERN — including the last four as a starter, also made it fun and it made it like a real game Chicago Cubs (Quintana 10-7) at Chapman, Oakland, 6; Gordon, deGrom, New York, 173; Greinke, Named Collin Vest women's diving Kansas City (Fillmyer 0-1), 8:15 p.m. Seattle, 5; Moncada, Chicago, 5; Arizona, 148; Gray, Colorado, 144; coach. exchanged good-natured ribbing with Lions and we really enjoyed it." L.A. Dodgers (Kershaw 5-5) at Profar, Texas, 5; Span, Seattle, 5; 9 Nola, Philadelphia, 144; Pivetta, TUSCULUM — Named Chris running back Ameer Abdullah during a goal Oakland (Fiers 7-6), 10:05 p.m. tied at 4. Philadelphia, 141; Foltynewicz, Roach assistant men's lacrosse Detroit quarterback Matthew Stafford Thursday's Games HOME RUNS_Martinez, Boston, Atlanta, 138; Godley, Arizona, 137; coach. line drill near the end of practice. 2 tied at 129. looked crisp while leading the Lions' first Minnesota at Cleveland, 1:10 34; Ramirez, Cleveland, 33; Davis, NFL Preseason "It was fun getting a chance to catch up unit. At one point he completed a deep throw Texas at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. Oakland, 31; Cruz, Seattle, 30; Transactions All Times EDT Boston at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. Trout, Los Angeles, 30; Gallo, BASEBALL Thursday's Games with the guys even though we're chirping to Marvin Jones Jr. for a touchdown after Baltimore at Tampa Bay, 7:10 Texas, 29; Lindor, Cleveland, 28; American League Baltimore 17, Chicago 16 Seattle at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Betts, Boston, 26; Judge, New York, DETROIT TIGERS — Signed Thursday, Aug. 9 and everything going back and forth," White- Jones raced past Raiders cornerback Anto- 26; 2 tied at 25. RHP Ian Hardman to a minor league Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. head said. "When I was there we did the nio Hamilton. NationalAll Times League EDT STOLEN BASES_Gordon, Seat- contract. New Orleans at Jacksonville, 7 East Division tle, 26; Ramirez, Cleveland, 26; HOUSTON ASTROS — Placed p.m. same exact thing. We were going back and Carr was equally sharp but threw his first WLPct GB Merrifield, Kansas City, 25; Smith, OF George Springer on the 10-day Cleveland at N.Y. Giants, 7 p.m. forth. It's all competitive and we're just trying Philadelphia 63 49 .563 — Tampa Bay, 23; Anderson, Chicago, DL. Recalled OF Derek Fisher from Chicago at Cincinnati, 7 p.m. interception of training camp when he was Atlanta 61 49 .555 1 22; Betts, Boston, 21; Trout, Los Fresno (PCL). Carolina at Buffalo, 7 p.m. to get each other better. This time I'm in the picked off by Detroit's Darius Slay. Washington 58 55 .513 5½ Angeles, 21; Benintendi, Boston, 20; KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Sent Tampa Bay at Miami, 7 p.m. New York 46 65 .414 16½ DeShields, Texas, 18; Lindor, RHP Jesse Hahn to Omaha (PCL) L.A. Rams at Baltimore, 7:30 p.m. black and silver and it's just a different feel." "On a stupid scramble drill, too," Carr Miami 47 68 .409 17½ Cleveland, 17. for a rehab assignment. Washington at New England, The teams went through individual posi- said. "I was bummed." Central Division PITCHING_Kluber, Cleveland, MINNESOTA TWINS — Placed 7:30 p.m. Notes: Lions defensive end Ziggy Ansah made it through his second practice WLPct GB 14-6; Porcello, Boston, 14-4; Severi- RHP Matt Belisle on the 10-day DL. Tennessee at Green Bay, 8 p.m. tion drills on separate fields before coming after coming off the physically unable to perform list earlier in the week. "There's Chicago 66 47 .584 — no, New York, 14-5; Carrasco, Reinstated RHP Matt Magill from Houston at Kansas City, 8:30 together on both fields for team scrimmages. certainly some different things for him that we're going to have to learn this year to Milwaukee 65 51 .560 2½ Cleveland, 13-6; Gonzales, Seattle, paternity leave. p.m. be able to do," Patricia said. "Just getting him on the field is one step closer." . St. Louis 59 55 .518 7½ 12-6; Morton, Houston, 12-2; Snell, OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Indianapolis at Seattle, 10 p.m. Fans filled the east stands while members Raiders running back Chris Warren provided the play of the day when he leveled Pittsburgh 58 56 .509 8½ Tampa Bay, 12-5; 7 tied at 11. Optioned 2B Franklin Barreto and Dallas at San Francisco, 10 p.m. of the military and a handful of youth foot- Lions linebacker Jarrad Davis and sent the former first-round draft pick flying back. Cincinnati 50 64 .439 16½ ERA_Sale, Boston, 2.04; Verlan- RHPs J.B. Wendelken and Ryan Friday, Aug. 10 West Division der, Houston, 2.19; Bauer, Cleve- Dull to Nashville (PCL). Reinstated Atlanta at N.Y. Jets, 7:30 p.m. W L Pct GB land, 2.26; Snell, Tampa Bay, 2.27; OF Chad Pinder from the 10-day Detroit at Oakland, 10:30 p.m. Rodgers said. Arizona 63 51 .553 — Kluber, Cleveland, 2.63; Cole, DL. Saturday, Aug. 11 Packers Los Angeles 62 51 .549 ½ Houston, 2.65; Morton, Houston, TEXAS RANGERS - Claimed Minnesota at Denver, 9 p.m. The quarterback said fatigue may be Colorado 60 53 .531 2½ 2.81; Severino, New York, 3.08; LHP Zac Curtis off waivers from L.A. Chargers at Arizona, 10 p.m. Philadelphia and optioned Curtis to partly to blame for the subpar play. It is rel- San Francisco 57 58 .496 6½ Manaea, Oakland, 3.38; Gonzales, WNBA San Diego 45 70 .391 18½ Seattle, 3.46. Round Rock (PCL). Designated All Times EDT From page 9 atively early in camp, when players are still Monday's Games STRIKEOUTS_Sale, Boston, LHP Brandon Mann for assignment. EASTERN CONFERENCE Miami 2, St. Louis 1 207; Bauer, Cleveland, 206; Verlan- TORONTO BLUE JAYS — WLPct GB DeAngelo Yancey, younger receivers with building stamina and getting reacclimated N.Y. Mets 6, Cincinnati 4 der, Houston, 204; Cole, Houston, Placed 3B Brandon Drury on the 10- Atlanta 19 10 .655 — previous experience with Rodgers, have pro- to the routine. Chicago Cubs 3, Kansas City 1 202; Paxton, Seattle, 170; Morton, day DL, retroactive to Sunday. Washington 18 11 .621 1 Connecticut 16 12 .571 2½ Colorado 2, Pittsburgh 0 Houston, 167; Severino, New York, Recalled SS Richard Urena from gressed. He has also gone out of his way to The team is coming off its high-profile Chicago 10 19 .345 9 Arizona 3, Philadelphia 2, 14 159; Berrios, Minnesota, 148; Car- Buffalo (IL). praise the work of Jake Kumerow, a second- National League New York 7 21 .250 11½ Family Night practice on Saturday. They had innings rasco, Cleveland, 146; Kluber, Indiana 5 24 .172 14 ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — year undrafted free agent. Houston 3, San Francisco 1 Cleveland, 146. WESTERN CONFERENCE a day off Sunday before two more days of Reinstated 3B Deven Marrero from Tuesday's Games NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pct GB Conversely, the three rookie receivers practice. Washington 8, Atlanta 3, 1st BATTING_Yelich, Milwaukee, the 10-day DL and designated him x-Seattle 23 7 .767 — game .323; Markakis, Atlanta, .323; Free- for assignment. Los Angeles 17 11 .607 5 that the Packers took in this year's draft – "Well, I'm getting older and grumpier. Houston 2, San Francisco 1 man, Atlanta, .315; Gennett, Cincin- ATLANTA BRAVES — Recalled Minnesota 16 13 .552 6½ J'Mon Moore, Marquez Valdez-Scantling and Atlanta 3, Washington 1, 2nd nati, .314; Zobrist, Chicago, .313; LHPs Kolby Allard and Adam Phoenix 16 14 .533 7 I've been at this for a long time," said game Dickerson, Pittsburgh, .312; Arena- McCreery and RHP Wes Parsons Dallas 14 14 .500 8 Equanimeous St. Brown – may be part of Rodgers, who turns 35 in December. "I'm Cincinnati 6, N.Y. Mets 1 do, Colorado, .306; Suarez, Cincin- from Gwinnett (IL). Las Vegas 12 17 .414 10½ that inconsistent group. St. Louis 3, Miami 2 nati, .303; Baez, Chicago, .300; COLORADO ROCKIES — x-clinched playoff spot tired too, we're all a little tired. When you San Diego 11, Milwaukee 5 Almora, Chicago, .300. Optioned C Tom Murphy to Albu- Tuesday's Games There's a purpose behind Rodgers voic- Seattle 94, Indiana 79 get a little tired, the fuse gets a little shorter." Chicago Cubs 5, Kansas City 0 RUNS_Blackmon, Colorado, 83; querque (PCL). Reinstated RHP Atlanta 109, Las Vegas 100 Pittsburgh 10, Colorado 2 Albies, Atlanta, 78; Yelich, Milwau- Chad Bettis from the 10-day DL. ing his frustration. It doesn't have all to do Offensive coordinator Joe Philbin said MIAMI MARLINS — Optioned Minnesota 85, Chicago 64 Philadelphia at Arizona kee, 78; Arenado, Colorado, 75; Washington 103, Phoenix 98 with sending a message to general manager the hope is that the young receivers learn RHP Sandy Alcantara to New L.A. Dodgers at Oakland Carpenter, St. Louis, 75; Baez, Wednesday's Games Brian Gutekunst either as the Packers weigh Wednesday's Games Chicago, 72; Harper, Washington, Orleans (PCL). Los Angeles at New York, 7 p.m. from their mistakes and correct them as the Cincinnati (Stephenson 0-0) at 71; Goldschmidt, Arizona, 70; Her- MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Connecticut at Dallas, 8 p.m. roster decisions. preseason progresses. N.Y. Mets (deGrom 5-7), 12:10 p.m. nandez, Philadelphia, 70; Turner, Placed RHP Matt Albers on the 10- Thursday's Games Pittsburgh (Archer 3-5) at Col- Washington, 69. day DL, retroactive to Sunday. Seattle at Washington, 11:30 "No, that's as much for you guys (the "Certainly Aaron, his comments, his orado (Marquez 9-8), 3:10 p.m. RBI_Baez, Chicago, 88; Suarez, Claimed RHP Ariel Hernandez off a.m. media) as it is for that guy, to let him know example, his leadership has a profound Philadelphia (Velasquez 8-8) at Cincinnati, 87; Arenado, Colorado, waivers from the L.A. Dodgers and Los Angeles at Atlanta, 7 p.m. Arizona (Corbin 8-4), 3:40 p.m. 81; Aguilar, Milwaukee, 79; Story, optioned him to Colorado Springs Minnesota at Las Vegas, 10 p.m. that I'm watching. I'm always watching – effect on the ballclub, the offense in particu- Atlanta (Foltynewicz 8-7) at Colorado, 79; Rizzo, Chicago, 74; (PCL). Friday's Games whether I'm in the play or not in the play, lar and the whole team in general," Philbin Washington (Milone 1-0), 7:05 p.m. Hoskins, Philadelphia, 72; Harper, NEW YORK METS — Assigned Connecticut at Chicago, 9 p.m. St. Louis (Gant 3-4) at Miami Washington, 70; Freeman, Atlanta, OF Kevin Kaczmarski outright to Las Indiana at Phoenix, 10 p.m.< when we're going back through the film," said. "His words are meaningful." Column: Advice to Aces should be to show up and play By TIM DAHLBERG competitors and value every opportunity AP Sports Columnist to play. Every game is critically important The WNBA's Las Vegas Aces thought with the new playoff format, but we could- they'd make a statement by refusing to n't put our health and safety on the line." play a game because they were tired from a The decision not to play didn't sit well long day of travel. with Mystics coach Mike Thibault, who It didn't quite turn out like they told a story about when he was coaching planned. in Connecticut in 2003 and a massive The team ended up forfeiting the game, blackout hit the East Coast while the team which could very well cost it a spot in the was in Cleveland. The team took buses to playoffs. And the conversation that players Connecticut and then to New York City, wanted to start about the rigors of travel showing up 52 minutes before tipoff. ended up falling on mostly deaf ears. They won the game. Turns out fans don't want to hear about "If you're there and in the city and can how tough it is to play basketball for a liv- play, you should show up and play," ing. Thibault said. They just want players to show up and Indeed, they should. But no one play. seemed able to explain that to the Aces, or So does the WNBA, and with good rea- warn them of the consequences should son. The league struggles enough to draw they decide against playing. fans without inconveniencing and alienat- Now, instead of being known as the ing those who have actually bought tickets team that took a stand and forced the for a game. WNBA to make travel easier, they'll be It had little choice on Tuesday but to known as the first team to miss the post- hand the Aces a pivotal loss by declaring season because players didn't get enough last week's skipped game against the sleep. Washington Mystics a forfeit. That not That's a consideration when trying to only cost the Aces in the loss column but grow a fan base in a new city. The Aces seriously damaged their chances of mak- haven't exactly followed the Vegas Golden ing the playoffs. Knights in taking Las Vegas by storm, and Score one for the fans who showed up casino operator MGM owner has been in Washington with tickets for the game, offering free tickets to credit card holders only to be told to go home. And score one to boost attendance in the arena on the Las against a players' union that doesn't seem Associated Press Vegas Strip. to understand the WNBA is not the NBA, IN THIS Sunday, Aug. 5, 2018, file photo, Las Vegas Aces head coach Bill Laimbeer, In a perfect world, WNBA players no matter how much the players want it to left, offers his opinion on a call to official Fatou Cissoko-Stevens during the first would make more money and get charter be. half of WNBA basketball game action against the Connecticut Sun in Uncasville, jets. But the league has been around 22 There are no $40 million salaries in the Conn. years now and, despite improved televi- WNBA, and certainly no private chefs. The along with a chance to dramatize the diffi- want us to play?" All-Star guard Kayla sion ratings this season, there is no indica- flagship team plays most of its games in a culties of travel. Their original flight can- McBride tweeted . "Oh ok." tion it will ever grow big enough for the 2,500-seat arena, and many players com- celed, the Aces spent 26 hours traveling The WNBA tried to accommodate the players to be lavished with the same rich- pete in overseas leagues to boost their pay- from Las Vegas to Washington, arriving Aces, moving the start of the game back an es and perks the men get. checks. midafternoon in the nation's capital for a hour to give them more time to prepare. It Meanwhile, the fans in Washington And everyone flies commercial. game that night. was breast cancer awareness day in Wash- missed out on a game. The fans in Las The last fact seems to be the sticking A tough day of travel, yes. Some of it ington, and a decent-sized crowd of some Vegas will likely miss out on the playoffs. point with the WNBA's players' union, documented by players themselves, who 5,000-6,000 was expected for the game. All because the Aces decided not to which would love nothing better than to weren't afraid to go on Twitter to complain But when the Aces finally got to their show up and play. have all players fly charter jets to games. about it. hotel, they decided they would be risking ___ Barring that, the union at least wants "No shoot around. No night of sleep. No injury by playing tired. Tim Dahlberg is a national sports colum- restrictions on games played while cross- beds. No food. Right now we will land in "We had hopes of rescheduling," Aces nist for The Associated Press. Write to him at ing two time zones or more. DC at 245pm that has us going straight to union representative Carolyn Swords told [email protected] or http://twitter.com/tim- The Aces provided a perfect test case, the gym bc of traffic and bags...and you The Associated Press the next day. "We are dahlberg l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 2018 11 HERMAN SPEED BUMP Young Renaissance man feels lonely

Dear Annie: I recently turned 27 and feel as if life is just passing me by. I try so many different things to find career oppor- tunities and to meet other people but noth- ing leads to anything, and I am always stuck back at square one. It seems like nobody ever gives me a Dear chance (social and economic). Is there a Annie way to move on in life without sacrificing your identity? Right now, I’m terribly alone. Outside quotes came to mind as I was considering of a few family members, I have no social your letter: life, no love life and no career opportuni- “The most interesting people I know ties. It wouldn’t be so bad if I could just have one of those pillars. I’m stuck in a didn’t know at 22 what they wanted to do small town where I haven’t met anyone my with their lives; some of the most interest- age since high school. ing 40-year-olds I know still don’t. Get THE PAJAMA DIARIES I’ve participated in and studied politics, plenty of calcium. Be kind to your knees; history, theater, film, acting, writing, liter- you’ll miss them when they’re gone. ature, journalism, economics, music, Maybe you’ll marry, maybe you won’t; songwriting, music business, building maybe you’ll have children, maybe you inspection, psychology, the Bible, athletics won’t; maybe you’ll divorce at 40, and and general business. I’m a better person maybe you’ll dance the funky chicken on for being involved with these various sub- your 75th wedding anniversary. Whatever jects but they haven’t led me anywhere. It you do, don’t congratulate yourself too hasn’t gotten me anything or anybody. much or berate yourself either – your There’s got to be more to life than being choices are half chance, so are everybody the wrong person in the wrong time and else’s. Enjoy your body; use it every way place. – Lonely Renaissance Man in Train- you can. Don’t be afraid of it, or what other MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM ing. people think of it; it’s the greatest instru- Dear Renaissance Man: Be kinder to ment you’ll ever own. Dance, even if you yourself. You are young and have so much have nowhere to do it, but in your own liv- life ahead of you. ing room. Read the directions, even if you When reading your question, all I could don’t follow them. Do NOT read beauty hear was someone who believes that he will always come out the loser, when I see magazines; they will only make you feel someone who has a great deal to be proud ugly. Get to know your parents; you never of. Leonardo Da Vinci, one of the giants of know when they’ll be gone for good. Be the Renaissance, was an artist, architect, nice to your siblings; they are the best link scientist, philosopher and many other pro- to your past and the people most likely to fessions. Knowing a lot about different stick with you in the future.” – Mary BORN LOSER subjects is a great thing – so long as you Schmich know a lot about yourself. Send questions for Annie Lane to dearan- I would encourage you to speak with a [email protected]. COPYRIGHT 2018 CRE- therapist. One of my absolute favorite ATORS.COM. TODAY’S HOROSCOPE Aim to tidy up loose ends concerns and ideas will be better job. and get rid of things you no enlightening. Finding out ARIES (March 21-April longer need. Freeing yourself exactly where you stand will 19) — Refuse to let someone’s from the dead weight in your make whatever choice you are emotional tactics interfere with ALLEY OOP life will be rejuvenating and will given much easier. your progress. If you stay prepare you for new begin- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- focused on what’s important to nings. 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FAHRNER EXCAVATING www.northlandbasementsystems.com • Assists in development pfof facility wide policies and procedures RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL and provide education and training to staff and clients. • Site Prep Iron County Human Services Department • Works with clinic administration facility wide with AAAHC, • Road Building CARF, or other accreditation for the Lac Vieux Desert Health • Driveways Full-Time Aging and Disability Resource Center Center, working to implement organization-wide performance • Culverts (ADRC)/ Aging Manager and quality training. • Ponds & Pond Cleaning • Assist to establish a continuous performance and quality im Iron County Human Services & Associates is seeking a full-time ADRC/Aging - • Land Clearing provement effort and monitoring and reporting system. Manager. Duties include but are not limited to supervision of the operations Construction • Tree & Stump Removal • Coordinates and participates in community health education of the ADRC and Aging Services, budget development and implementation, • Water & Sewer Lines events. work in coordination·with the multi-county ADRC, establish policies and • Roto Rooter • Manages special health and wellness projects as needed. procedures for Aging and Transportation Programs, and demonstrate an ability • Licensed Septic Tanks MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: ukovich & Systems Installed to work with other agencies to promote health and wellbeing of Iron County • Registered Nurse licensed in MI • Carpentry residents. onstruction • Case management experience R Qualifications: Graduation from an accredited college or university with a S LICENSED & INSURED • Valid Driver License New Construction O Bachelor's degree in social work or a closely related field, a Registered Nurse I Call Ken • Ability to work independently with a strong sense of initiative or Remodeling O with a Bachelor's degree or any combination of education and experience that D • Strong interpersonal skills, clinical interviewing skills and ability Insulation, Concrete F (906)364-4468 provides equivalent knowledge, skills and abilities. Experience in working with I to communicate with patients in a warm and open manner. & Block Work I elderly and /or disabled service area, budgeting experience and at least three N • Ability to work in fast paced, action-oriented culture of primary N years of progressively responsible experience in a management or G Licensed & Insured Painting care being flexible and quickly adapting to changes. G administrative capacity, preferably in a governmental setting. The salary for 906-932-4055 or 715-543-2795 • Understand the impact of stigma related to behavioral health this position will start at $53,000. Iron County Human Services & Associates problems Lakefront Painting offers a competitive benefits package commensurate with experience. • Must have working knowledge of HIPAA laws & Restoration Methods for requesting a job description and application along The above statements are intended to describe the general Specializing in all Phases of with submitting the complete application packets include: Painting. Log Home Siding, nature and level of work performed by people assigned to this *In person or mail: Stripping, Staining & Sealing classification. They are not intended to be construed, as an Iron County Human Services Office in the Courthouse exhaustive list of all responsibilities, duties and skills (906)235-7897 located at: 300 Taconite Street, Suite 201, Hurley, WI 54534 required of personnel so classified. Management retains the right to add or to change the duties of the position at any time. Advertise in the Phone: 715-561-3636 Must be able to pass a pre-employment drug screen and Advertise in th Businesses & *By email: applicable background checks related to the position. BusSineersvsiceess & [email protected] or [email protected] Date Approved by the Tribal Council: February 9, 2017 DirSeecrtvoircyes *By fax number: 715-561-2128 Applicants may send their resume to: Dforir eas clittleto asry In order to be considered for a position, a complete application packet Attn: Connie Holt, Human Resources for as little a including the Iron County Application Form, letter of interest and N5142 US HWY 45 $ 25 resume’ must be submitted no later than: WATERSMEET, MI 49969-5115 25per inch/day 4:00 p.m. Thursday, August 16, 2018 $ Phone: 906-358-4588 x6102 2.for a per2 inch inch/day Ad. 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Must possess a CDL and obtain a P&S Endorsement for driving bus. 2 bedroom 1 bath on Garvey Pay as Per Contract. Position Open until Filled. Applicants should send Equal Opportunity Employer Street. 700sq feet. Includes shed resume, letter of interest and three letters of recommendation to: with power and all appliances. $450.00/month. Renter pays Travis S. Powell, Superintendent, Business utilities. (970)342-6698 Ironwood Area Schools of Gogebic County, 650 East Ayer Street, Ironwood, MI 49938 Opportunities email: [email protected] NOTICE: The Daily Globe, while exercising reasonable care in ac- EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER cepting ads, warns those answer- ing to investigate the proposition offered and to be careful of any ad requiring money to be sent for in- Raveill Trucking formation or long distance phone calls that may request money for in- a 2018 Mpls. Star Tribune Top Workplace Award. formation. Now hiring Full-Time/Part-Time OTR Drivers up Pets to .55cpm. Out 5 to 7 days. Home Based.

CDL-A and good driving record. Labradoodle Pups, 8 weeks old, Raveill Trucking Inc. is adding trucks and drivers to our cream and black. Ready to go. $750.00. (906)285-4398 Volvo fleet. Late model Volvos equipped with People-net e-logs & satellite DirecTV. We offer great pay, benefits, paid Give Away-Pets vacation, Safety and performance bonus paid quarterly. Give Away Ads are FREE for Contact Pat: (218)768-5005 3 days. 15 word limit. The ads must be 1:00pm the day [email protected] before publication (906)932-2211 [email protected] www.raveilltrucking.com Appliances MERCER SCHOOL DISTRICT Long Term Substitute – 7-12 Grade English Mattson’s TV H.R. Contact: Tricia Thompson & Appliance Daily Globe ([email protected]) SUDOKU Sudoku is a number-placing puzzle "Y$AVE'REEN Job Description: 8 hour day (8 a.m. – 4 p.m.), starting Au- based on a 9x9 grid with several given gust 30, 2018. The successful candidate will provide English Box Store Prices, numbers. The object is to place the instruction to all student(s) in grades 7-12.        numbers 1 to 9 in the empty squares so that each row, each column and Qualifications: Previous English experience preferred. This Small Town   each 3x3 box contains the same individual must be patient, good behavioral management number only once. The difficulty level and instructional skills, dependable and possess the ability Service      of the Conceptis Sudoku increases to communicate and work closely with all colleagues. Since 1962 from Monday to Saturday. Requirements: The candidate must possess, or be eligible to   possess State of Wisconsin, Department of Public Instruction Answer to previous puzzle Certification.             How to Apply: In order to be considered for this position,              the following materials must be received no later than          August 17th, 2018. Letter of Interest and copy of current             license.                   School District of Mercer   122 E. Aurora St.          2690W Margaret Street, Mercer, WI 54547

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(AP) — The 3-year-old Yuma sector have apprehended nearly boy with a bowl haircut and striped shirt 10,000 families and 4,500 unaccompanied silently clung to his father in the back of a children, a giant increase from just seven U.S. Border Patrol truck. years ago when they arrested only 98 fam- Their shoes still muddy from crossing ilies and 222 unaccompanied children. the border, the father and son had just The Trump administration’s policy of been apprehended at a canal near a border separating families did not seem to be fence in Arizona on a muggy night in July. slowing the flow. The Border Patrol here Before the father, son and two older chil- apprehended an average of 30 families per dren could make it any farther, a Border day in June, when the uproar over the pol- Patrol agent intervened and directed them icy was at its peak, an increase from May. through a large border gate. Yuma is now the second-busiest sector for The father handed over documents that family border crossings next to the Rio showed gang members had committed Grande Valley in Texas. crimes against his family, one of the ways Agents and border crossers here have immigrants who seek asylum try to prove many things to contend with. Parts of the their cases. After a wait, he and his chil- border are urban, with fences and canals dren were hauled away in a van to be pro- on the U.S. side directly across from a cessed at a Border Patrol station about 20 home’s backyard in Mexico. The sector miles away in Yuma. includes Arizona and part of California, The encounter witnessed by The Asso- along with the Imperial Sand Dunes and ciated Press illustrates how families are Colorado River. still coming into the U.S. even in the face While drug smugglers and other crimi- of daily global headlines about the Trump nals use the vast desert to cross illegally, administration’s zero-tolerance immigra- most families and children simply walk or tion policies. The flow of families from swim across into the U.S. and wait to be Central America is especially pronounced arrested, according to Border Patrol in this overlooked stretch of border in Ari- spokesman Jose Garibay. Many travel in zona and California. large groups, he said. The Border Patrol’s Yuma Sector has Garibay says he was once on assign- seen a more than 120 percent spike in the ment when he encountered a group of number of families and unaccompanied over 60 families and children. Associated Press children caught at the border over the last Dealing with large numbers of families A FATHER and his 3-year-old son are detained in the back of a U.S. Customs and year, surprising many in an area that had and children has proven to be logistically Border Patrol vehicle Wednesday in San Luis, Ariz. The boy, his father and two sib- been largely quiet and calm for the past difficult for the agency. There are only so lings were arrested by a U.S. Border Patrol agent who spotted them crossing a decade. many vans to transport the immigrants to canal along the the international border. So far this fiscal year, agents in the the sector’s processing facility in Yuma. More Chicago Remains of unidentified boy officers found at New Mexico compound AMALIA, N.M. (AP) — deployed to Investigators found the remains of an unidenti- areas affected fied young boy after raid- ing a compound in New Mexico where they sus- by violence pect a father had taken his CHICAGO (AP) — Chica- severely disabled son after go officials announced saying he wanted to per- Tuesday hundreds of addi- form an exorcism on the tional police officers will be child and abducting him deployed to city neighbor- in Georgia, authorities hoods where a burst of gun said Tuesday. violence over the weekend The remains were left at least 11 people dead found Monday during a Associated Press and around 70 wounded. search on the outskirts of Police Superintendent THIS UNDATED posted provided by the National Amalia, a tiny, remote Center for Missing & Exploited Children shows Eddie Johnson said 400 town near the Colorado additional officers are Abdul-ghani Wahhaj, left, and his father Siraj Wah- border marked by scat- haj, who police are seeking the public’s in finding. already patrolling areas on tered homes, sagebrush the West and South Sides Police reports show that the Georgia boy missing and open plains. after authorities raided a New Mexico compound where most of the shootings Authorities were await- occurred. Another 200 will over the weekend was last seen in Alabama in ing positive identification December. be added by the coming of the remains by medical weekend. examiners. All the adults were said the images were Johnson refused to give Associated Press Taos County Sheriff arrested on suspicion of shared with the mother of details as to how the extra IN THIS Sunday photo, two women cry outside the Jerry Hogrefe indicated child abuse. Wahhaj is Abdul-ghani but she did officers will be deployed, Stroger Hospital in Chicago, after they were asked to the body appeared to be also being detained on a not spot her son. saying criminals are tactical leave due to overwhelming crowds of family and friends that of a boy similar in age Georgia warrant that “I had no probable and he doesn’t want to give of shooting victims. Police Superintendent Eddie John- to Abdul-ghani, who suf- seeks his extradition to cause to get a search war- them the department’s play- son plans to discuss the weekend violence during a fers from seizures and was face a charge of abducting rant to go onto this prop- book. Monday news conference. reported missing in his son. He was expected erty,” the sheriff said. “We have ordered a December after his father to appear in court He said FBI officials series of strategic deploy- extended, while other units promoting other ideas to said he was taking him to Wednesday. were invited to the news ments aimed at keeping our will have their days off can- suppress the violence. a park in Jonesboro, Geor- Authorities returned to conference but declined community safe,” he said. celed. Democratic U.S. Rep. gia, south of Atlanta. search the compound to attend. An FBI “These additional deploy- “We are taking resources Danny Davis said the crime The father, Siraj Ibn after interviews on Friday spokesman didn’t imme- ments will continue to sup- from other areas of the city,” environment in Chicago has Wahhaj, had told his wife and Saturday led them to diately return a call seek- plement existing manpow- Johnson said. “These are been years in the making, he wanted to perform an believe the boy might still ing comment. er.” discretionary resources, so due to neglect. exorcism on the child, be on the property. Hogrefe said the Victims of this weekend’s we are not taking any man- “People not having authorities said. “We had a good idea of “breaking point” in seek- shootings ranged in age power from a particular dis- enough space. People not “We discovered the a target location to look ing a search warrant came from 11 to 63. One teenage trict and relocating them; having enough food. People remains yesterday on for the child,” Hogrefe when Georgia authorities boy was fatally shot while we’re taking manpower not getting the type of edu- Abdul’s fourth birthday,” said. received a message that riding a bike Sunday after- from units that do other cation that they need to get,” Hogrefe said, appearing to The Georgia arrest war- may have originated with- noon, and other shootings things.” Davis said. “People who fight back tears. rant said the boy suffers in the compound that took place at a block party But as Johnson was aren’t sure of what the next The search for Abdul- from severe medical children were starving and a funeral. announcing an increased day is going to bring them. ghani led authorities Fri- issues including a defect inside. In order to complete the police presence in certain People who’ve lost hope, day to the squalid com- caused by lack of oxygen It wasn’t clear who sent increase, some officers will neighborhoods, community who’ve given up on their pound shielded by old and blood flow around the message or how it was have their regular shifts and political leaders were government.” tires, wooden pallets and the time of birth. His communicated. Georgia an earthen wall studded mother said he can’t walk detectives forwarded it to Unclear when bodies from Alaska with broken glass. Investi- and requires constant the Taos County Sheriff’s gators said they found the attention. Office. heavily armed Wahhaj At a news conference Children ages 1 to 15 plane crash can be recovered along with four other in Taos, Hogrefe were rescued from the TALKEETNA, Alaska adults and 11 hungry chil- described FBI surveil- compound that had been (AP) — Officials at Alas- dren living in filthy condi- lance efforts in recent under investigation for ka’s Denali National Park tions. months that included months. The sheriff said it say they’re working to Wahhaj was taken into photographs of the com- appeared the children determine if and when custody without incident. pound and interviews. He hadn’t eaten for days. they can start trying to recover the bodies of sev- Manafort lawyer: ‘So many lies’ Gates can’t keep up eral people killed a sight- ALEXANDRIA, Va. into territory the two ed for his actions, noting seeing plane crash. (AP) — In blistering ques- sides have mostly avoid- that prosecutors have said The plane with a pilot tioning, a defense lawyer ed: discussion of Donald they won’t oppose his bid and four Polish tourists accused the protege of for- Trump’s presidential cam- for probation and getting aboard crashed Saturday mer Trump campaign paign. The charges are not him to acknowledge he on a mountain ridge near chairman Paul Manafort related to Manafort’s work had not repaid the money the top of Denali, North of being immersed in “so with the Trump cam- he had taken from Man- America’s tallest peak. many lies” he can’t paign. afort. The crash occurred in remember them all, as he The aggressive ques- After Gates described rough terrain, on a hang- tried to undermine the tioning was aimed at shift- his theft as “unauthorized ing glacier which traverses credibility of the govern- ing blame from Manafort transactions” instead of a crevasse. ment’s star witness in onto Gates, who pleaded embezzlement, Downing Poor weather prevented Manafort’s fraud trial. guilty in Mueller’s investi- prodded him to use the any rescue efforts until a Defense lawyer Kevin gation and agreed to coop- latter term — and Gates ranger reached the area Downing began his cross- erate with investigators by ultimately relented, say- Monday. He confirmed examination of longtime testifying in the financial ing, “It was embezzlement four people were dead and Manafort deputy Rick fraud trial. from Mr. Manafort.” the fifth was missing and Gates by pressing him on “After all the lies you’ve Prosecutors had presumed dead. his own lies to special told and the fraud you’ve braced for the tough ques- The pilot has been iden- Associated Press counsel Robert Mueller’s committed, you expect tioning by getting Gates to tified as Craig Layson of THIS MONDAY photo provided by the National Park investigators, an extra- this jury to believe you?” come clean about his own Michigan. Park officials Service shows a sightseeing plane that crashed Satur- marital affair and hun- Downing asked incredu- crimes. He told jurors say the names of the four day on a mountain ridge near the top of Denali, North dreds of thousands of dol- lously. how he disguised millions Polish passengers aren’t America’s tallest peak. Officials at Alaska’s Denali lars he admitted to embez- Gates said he did, but of dollars in foreign being released at the National Park say they’re working to determine if and zling from his former the defense lawyer wasn’t income as loans in order request of the Polish when they can start trying to recover the bodies of sev- boss. satisfied. He scoffed at the to lower Manafort’s tax Embassy in Los Angeles. eral people killed in the plane crash. Downing also ventured idea that Gates had repent- bill.