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By TOM STANKARD partners purchased the grocery [email protected] store and plan to convert the BESSEMER — Local resi- space into, a “state of the art” dents expressed their opinion at facility for producing medical the Bessemer City Council meet- marijuana. ing Tuesday concerning a recent In a release, Uskiewcz said announcement of a medical mar- their product will be sold out of ijuana producing business to be Gogebic County to down-state located at the Big Dollar grocery facilities that process the plant store. into medicine for treatment of On Tuesday, Sept 1. City patients with seizures, epilepsy, Manager Michael Uskiewicz told the Daily Globe two business BESSEMER — page 5 Weekend deluge sets 110-year rain record By RALPH ANSAMI It was the most rain received [email protected] on that day over the past 110 IRONWOOD — The 3.45 years. inches of rain that fell for the 24- Rainfall totals appeared to hour period through 7 a.m. on vary widely for the 24-hour peri- Labor Day set a Sept. 7 record for od across the Gogebic Range, and Ironwood. the fact that the ground was so The weather station at the dry helped absorb all of that sud- Gogebic-Iron Wastewater Treat- den moisture. ment Plant records weather The rain started on Sunday Photo submitted readings by the National Weath- KALEIGH LEHTO, of Ironwood, enjoys her last day of summer vacation on Lake Superior at Little Girl’s Point on Monday in a photo contribution er Service office in Marquette. from Ironwood’s Gary Jackson. RAIN — page 5 FIRST IMPRESSIONS Forestry committee approves moving forward with rail acquisition

By RICHARD JENKINS of a trail from Hurley to Montre- would be the most comprehen- [email protected] al according to audience mem- sive effort to date, according to HURLEY — The Iron County bers representing both motorized motorized-trail advocate Dave Forestry and Parks Committee and non-motorized trail advo- Traczyk, who addressed the com- approved moving forward with cates. mittee in favor of continuing the acquisition of the Soo Line Both groups have been work- with the grant process. railroad grade at the committee’s ing on developing a grant to “Rather than everybody try to Tuesday meeting after making acquire the railroad grade and pick up a little piece for their sure the project wouldn’t be planning trail routes through the needs, I said ‘let’s go for the dumped on the forestry depart- property they hope to acquire. whole shot.’ Because the railroad ment staff. There have been past The acquisition of the railroad attempts to acquire parts of the grade will allow the development Soo Line grade, however, this SOO LINE — page 5 City council rejects water bill relief request

By TOM STANKARD “Some water was running that said the council doesn’t “do [email protected] they were not aware of,” he said. favors.” BESSEMER — The Bessemer “They’re asking for reduction in “They do a lot of good for the City Council approved to reject their bill.” town and are struggling financial- the Bessemer Historical Society’s Normally, according to infor- ly,” he said. “About 4 or 5 years request for relief on their water mation provided in the agenda, ago, I had a bill for $1,338, and I bill. their water bill is approximately paid the bill. We don’t do favors According to City Manager $43. The society’s last water bill for city council members and we Submitted Photo Michael Uskiewicz, the society was $44.50. don’t do favors for city residents.” HURLEY STUDENTS explore downtown Montello, Wis., during their first impressions trip. Among those on approached the city of Bessemer Mayor August Semmerling Council member Doug Olsen the trip are, first row from left, Tabitha Morello, Reilly Kangas, Allison Huff, Brooke Piilola, Emily Strand, claiming their water bill that suggested the council take a asked if there was something Dale Ofstad, Gianna Morello. Second row, from leftm Amy Nosal, Jacob Berlyn and Neil Klemme. ended on July 31 was over $152, three-month average of their bill. wrong with the water meter. If and had a consumption of 6,500 Council member Al Gaiss gallons. sympathized with the society, but Iron County teens take part in survey WATER — page 5 By RICHARD JENKINS pleted by adults, the extension office has adapted [email protected] it to teens, with the first trip involving teenagers Broadband expansion funding approved HURLEY — As part of his mission as the youth taking place in 2013. development agent with the University of Wiscon- “We thought there were some things that kids sin’s Iron County Extension Office, Neil Klemme could give us feedback on that adults may not look By RICHARD JENKINS While the grant from the Wis- use funds provided by a state recently took seven Hurley teens to Montello, for,” Klemme said, “like one of the big things was [email protected] consin Public Service Commis- Broadband Expansion Grant to Wis., to participate in a first impressions survey. Wi-Fi access in the community and what busi- HURLEY — At least part of sion doesn’t require local entities bring broadband Internet capa- The survey entails two groups visiting each nesses have it, where they can get it, phone sig- the local funding for a grant provide matching funds, the bilities to three existing commu- other’s communities to offer feedback based on nals around town, kids are always looking for that application to expand broadband Gogebic Range Broadband Com- nication towers in the northern the “first impression” of a visitor, Klemme kind of stuff.” Internet access in the northern mittee — which is coordinating section of the county, providing explained. Among the adaptions to make it more suited part of Iron County moved one the broadband expansion effort service to residents around “You’re looking at the community’s assets. for teens was teaching participants where to find step closer to being secured after in Iron County — hopes the pres- Anderson, Saxon and the Gile What are the positives in the community and certain information, Klemme said, such as hous- the Iron County Economic Devel- ence of a local match will Flowage. what can they do to enhance those things and opment Committee approved increase its application’s chance make them better,” Klemme said. adding $15,000 for the project to of being selected for funding. While the survey has traditionally been com- their proposed budget. The proposed project would TEENS — page 5 BROADBAND — page 5 C O N T A C T U S WEATHER INSIDE INDEX

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Tuesday, Sept. 15 Email calendar items and com- Sheriff’s Department, Hurley. munity news to news@yourdaily- Ironwood Parks and Recre- Iron-Gogebic Integrated Family globe.com. For more information, ation Committee, 5:30 p.m., meet- Services, 9-10:30 a.m., county call 906-932-2211. ing, Conference Room 1, second courthouse, Hurley. 906-663-4045 or floor, Memorial Building, Ironwood. Wednesday, Sept. 9 715-561-2191. Friday, Sept. 11 Wisconsin Veterans Employ- Christian Men of the Northland, ment Services Representative, 9- 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Ironwood. Double Trouble, 11 a.m.-12:30 11:30 a.m., veterans service office, Mentoring of Moms, 9-10:30 p.m., Serenity Center, Ironwood. Hurley. 715-392-7808. a.m., Range Community Bible Mercer Food Pantry, noon-1 Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Church, Hurley. 715-561-4355. p.m., Railroad Street, Mercer, Wis. vice Officer, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Iron- Gogebic-Ontonagon Commu- Emergencies: 715-476-7655. wood Memorial Building. 906-667- nity Action Agency Nutrition Alcoholics Anonymous/Al- 1110. Council, 10:30 a.m., Mill Street Gar- Anon, noon, Salem Lutheran Blood Pressure Screening, 11 den dining room, Bessemer. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. a.m.-1 p.m., with Regional Hospice Mercer Area Play Group, 9:30- Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. nurses, Mill Street Garden, Besse- 11 a.m., all welcome, Mercer (Wis.) (EDT), Ontonagon Village Housing, mer. 906-663-0308. Public Library. 715-476-2366. 100 Cane Court, Ontonagon. Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Alcoholics Anonymous, open area74.org. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 area74.org. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic American Red Cross Blood DOVE Support Group, noon-2 Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Drive, noon to 5 p.m., Wakefield p.m. 906-932-4990. Saturday, Sept. 12 Municipal Building. Iron County Veterans Service North Country Trail, 6 p.m., Submitted Photo Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer (Wis.) Friends of the Ironwood Wakefield Municipal Building, Wake- Town Hall. 715-561-2190. DAN KIEDROWSKI, art instructor, right, and Josh Reed, music instructor, stand next to one of the new inter- Carnegie Library, 10 a.m., Iron- field. 906-229-5122. active SMART boards that the Mercer, Wis., School was able to purchase after receiving a grant from the Wis- Wakefield Fire Department Hurley VFW Post 1580, 6 p.m., wood Carnegie Library. consin Technology Initiative. Free Car Seat Check, 2-6 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous, 11 VFW post home. Wakefield Fire Station. a.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Iron- Bessemer American Legion Community Pickleball Pad- wood. area74.org. Ladies Auxiliary Unit 27, 6 p.m., dlers, 3 to 6 p.m., Mercer School American Legion, Bessemer. gymnasium. Sunday, Sept. 13 Bessemer Veterans of Foreign Wakefield American Legion, Wars, 7 p.m., VFW hall, Bessemer. Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 p.m., 5:30 p.m. Auxiliary, 6 p.m. regular Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Boston awaits release of new closed meeting, Salem Lutheran meeting, post, Wakefield. Episcopal Church of the Transfigura- Church, Ironwood. Red Devil Booster Club, 6 p.m., tion, Ironwood. area74.org. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 room 205, Luther L. Wright School, Government p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Hurley City Council, 6:30 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Bessemer. area74.org. Bulger movie ‘Black Mass’ city hall. Western U.P. Trail Association, p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, Wednesday, Sept. 16 Bessemer. area74.org. 5:30 p.m., Wakefield American BOSTON (AP) — On the trial in 2013, Bulger was con- just to satisfy the movie-going Government Legion. streets of South Boston, where victed of participating in 11 mur- public,” he said. Christian Men of the Northland, Wakefield Housing Commis- Monday, Sept. 14 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Ironwood. the name Whitey Bulger once ders and a litany of other crimes. O’Neill said the film is a real- sion, 9 a.m., Sunset Manor commu- Mercer Area Play Group, 9:30- evoked fear, the locals have He is now serving a life sen- istic portrayal of Bulger and his nity room, 200 Pierce St., Wakefield. Iron County Food Pantry, 9 11 a.m., all welcome, Mercer (Wis.) become accustomed to books and tence. relationship with the FBI, par- Bessemer Area Sewer Authori- a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Ave., Mon- Public Library. 715-476-2366. movies that try to capture the “Black Mass,” based on a book ticularly Connolly, who is now ty, 4:30 p.m., Bessemer City Hall. treal, Wis. 715-561-4450. Alcoholics Anonymous, open life of the notorious gangster. written by former Boston Globe serving a 40-year prison term Gogebic County Board, 5 p.m., National Finnish American Fes- meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran county courthouse, Bessemer. With the release of a new reporters Dick Lehr and Gerard for second-degree murder for tival Inc board, 10 a.m., Little Fin- Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Erwin Township Board, 6:30 biopic, “Black Mass,” set for O’Neill, also stars Benedict leaking information to Bulger land, Kimball, Wis. Hurley Education Foundation, p.m., Erwin Township Hall. Sept. 18, anticipation is building Cumberbatch as William Bulger that prompted him to order the Gogebic Chapter of the Michi- noon, Hurley School conference Thursday, Sept. 10 gan Association of Retired School in South Boston, where James and Joel Edgerton as Connolly. killing of a Boston business- room. “Whitey” Bulger rose from a In the film’s trailers, an man. Personnel, 11 a.m., Tacconelli’s, DOVE Support Group, noon-2 Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Ironwood. p.m. 906-932-4990. childhood in public housing to intense Depp is shown beating, “It’s faithful to the book,” vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Iron County Veterans Service the leader of a multimillion dol- strangling and shooting his vic- O’Neill said “I thought (Depp) Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer (Wis.) lar criminal enterprise of drugs, tims. But one scene shows a gen- nailed it. It was very accurate.” Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 area74.org. Town Hall. 715-561-2190. extortion and money-laundering tler side of Bulger, as he talks on The movie had its world pre- p.m., Marenisco Township. 906-667- Finnish Language Class, 4 Iron County Historical Society, that was responsible for numer- a sidewalk with an old woman miere Friday in Venice. Special 1110. p.m., Little Finland, Kimball, Wis. 1 p.m., Iron county Historical Society ous murders. who asks him how long he’s been screenings are also planned in Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 p.m., Museum, Ironwood. “I want to go see it,” said out of prison. Toronto on Sept. 14 and Boston Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church, Community Pickleball Pad- Karen Gleason, 65, a lifelong “It’s wonderful to have you on Sept. 15. area74.org. Ironwood. area74.org. dlers, 3 to 6 p.m., Mercer School Grief Support Group, 1 to 2:30 Aurora Club, 6 p.m. monthly resident of the neighborhood back in the neighborhood, son,” Some younger Southie resi- gymnasium. often called Southie, where Bul- the woman says, reflecting an dents know little or nothing p.m., all welcome, Dr. Kate Hospice membership, Aurora Club, Iron- Ironwood American Legion office, 1571 U.S. 51 North, Arbor wood. Auxiliary Unit 5, 6 p.m., at the post, ger’s Irish-American Winter Hill image some had of Bulger as a about Bulger and won’t be flock- Vitae, Wis. Jack Frost, 7 p.m., Ironwood Ironwood Memorial Building. Gang held power. harmless crook who kept drugs ing to theaters. Grief Support Group, 2 p.m., all Chamber office. Michigan Western Gateway “I think the original South out of South Boston — a notion “I’ve heard his name, maybe welcome, The Inn Bed and Break- Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, Trail Authority, 6 p.m., monthly Boston people will go see it, but I debunked during his 2013 trial. once,” said Brittney Mante, 24, a fast, Montreal, Wis. 906-663-0308. Ontonagon Village Housing, 100 meeting, Gogebic County Court- don’t know about anyone else. Former Assistant U.S. Attor- technology consultant who’s ReGeneration Youth, 5:30-6:45 Cane Court, Ontonagon. house, 200 N. Moore St., Bessemer. There’s a lot of diversity here ney Brian Kelly, who prosecuted lived in the neighborhood for two p.m., ages 10-11; Relentless Youth, area74.org. Gogebic Range Carvers, 6:30 now,” Gleason said, referring to Bulger, said he hopes the film years. “I would probably watch it 7-9 p.m., ages 12-18; Lighthouse Methamphetamine ETC, 8 p.m., p.m., shop room, A.D. Johnston High changing demographics that doesn’t glamorize Bulger or if it comes out on DVD or Net- Faith Center, Ironwood. support group, Woodland Church, School, Bessemer. Alcoholics Anonymous, 6:30 Ironwood. 906-285-2813 or have turned the once working- downplay the FBI’s role in pro- flix.” American Legion Post 58, 7 class neighborhood into an up- tecting him. Feelings are stronger among p.m., First Presbyterian Church, methetc.web.com. p.m., at the post, Hurley. Hurley. area74.org. Government Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 and-coming hip area for young “I hope it shows his evil some family members of Bulger’s Klassic Kruisers Car Club, 6:30 Longyear Park Playground, 3 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, professionals. nature and shows the public cor- alleged victims, including Steve p.m., Tacconelli’s, Ironwood. p.m., ribbon cutting, Ironwood. Bessemer. area74.org. “Black Mass,” starring John- ruption that permitted his gang Davis, whose 26-year-old sister, Ironwood Masonic Lodge 389, Michigan’s Western Gateway Thursday, Sept. 17 ny Depp as Bulger, is the latest to flourish unchecked for many Debra, was killed in 1981. 7:30 p.m., Masonic building. Trail-Iron Belle Trail, 4 p.m., ribbon of more than a dozen books and years,” Kelly said. “It’s an essen- Prosecutors charged Bulger in Government cutting, Depot Park, Ironwood. Gogebic County Veterans Ser- movies to tell his story, includ- tial part of the story.” her slaying, but the jury at his Bessemer Housing Commis- Gogebic-Iron County Airport vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., ing the 2006 film “The Depart- Retired state police Maj. Tom racketeering trial was unable to sion, 8 a.m., executive director’s Board, 4:30 p.m., at the airport. Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., ed,” in which Jack Nicholson’s Duffy, one of the lead investiga- reach a verdict in her death. office, 709 West Iron St., Bessemer. Gogebic County Road Com- Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 Iron County Finance Commit- mission, 5 p.m., road commission character was loosely based on tors, said he was skeptical about “I wouldn’t pay to see it ... I p.m., Marenisco Township. 906-667- tee, 8 a.m., county courthouse, Hur- office, county courthouse, Besse- Bulger. how the FBI will be portrayed. think the movie is glorifying 1110. ley. mer. His story continues to fasci- “I think it would be a grave him,” Davis said. “We all know Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Ojibway Correctional Facility Bessemer Township Board, 5 nate. injustice if they glorify this what this guy was about, what Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Community Liaison Committee, 9 p.m., Bessemer Township Hall, Nicknamed “Whitey” for the whole episode in Boston history this guy did.” area74.org. a.m., warden’s conference room, Ramsay. Grief Support Group, 2 p.m., all shock of white-blond hair he had Marenisco. Ironwood Township Board, welcome, The Inn Bed and Break- as a child, Bulger, now 86, A NOLAN SALE Iron County Land Conserva- 5:30 p.m., Ironwood Township on the Personal Property of fast, Montreal, Wis. 906-663-0308. became the city’s most feared tion Committee, 2 p.m., Forestry offices. Mended Hearts and Diabetes gangster, ruling its underworld Conference room, Hurley. Wakefield City Council, 5:30 DEEN & THERESA PALMQUIST Support Group, 2 p.m., Aspirus from the 1970s into the 1990s 5655 N Robin Drive, Mercer, WI 54547 * Phone: 715-776-2576 Gogebic Range Water Authori- p.m., Wakefield City Hall. Grand View Hospital conference th ty Board, 4:30 p.m., Bessemer Ironwood City Commission, while simultaneously working SATURDAY, SEPT. 19 area, Ironwood. 906-932-2443. Township Hall, Ramsay. 5:30 p.m., Memorial Building. with the FBI as an informant on Starting at 11:00 AM Lunch Wagon on Grounds Bessemer Area Historical Soci- Approx. 2 miles north of Mercer on Hwy 51 to Robin Drive, then south Iron County Law Enforcement Carey Town Board, 6 p,m., Town the New England Mafia, his LOCATED: ety, 2 p.m., 403 Sophie St. gang’s main rival. His brother, 1/4 mile to the site. Watch for auction signs. Committee, 5 p.m., Iron County Hall, Carey, Wis. MACHINERY: Komatsu C120 backhoe, 4927 William Bulger, became one of hours, w/mower, sand bucket; Wrist-O-Twist, hy- the state’s most powerful politi- draulic thumb, dirt bucket; 1998 Komatsu D38E cians, serving as president of the crawler dozer w/hydraulic angle blade, 1278 hrs; Sam Smith sings new Bond theme song for ‘Spectre’ Senate from 1978 to 1996. 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4 l WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2015 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM GOP immigration debate extends beyond Trump Yes, Donald Trump deserves credit for report raises several questions that could DAILY GLOBE putting immigration in the middle of the shape the Republican debate — and perhaps Republican presidential debate. But at the the general election debate, too. The first is Sue Mizell, Publisher same time, Trump has focused much of the that illegal immigrants are generally less conversation either on side issues, like educated and use welfare more than legal Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor birthright citizenship, or on impossibilities, immigrants, so it makes sense to a) make like the mass deportation of millions of illegal Byron even greater efforts to stop illegal immigra- immigrants. York tion, and b) quickly return immigrants who A more profitable debate might focus on are caught crossing the U.S. border illegally. In Their Opinion issues raised in a new study from the Center The second question concerns legal immi- for Immigration Studies, a group that favors grants. Federal policy today favors immi- limiting future levels of immigration. Under grants who have family members already in Invest in energy natives.” the wonky title “Welfare Use by Immigrant the U.S., with the result being the admission and Native Households: An Analysis of Med- Camarota found that an immigrant’s of large numbers of relatively uneducated, icaid, Cash, Food, and Housing Programs,” home country makes a big difference in low-skilled immigrants. Almost all immigra- the study could form the basis of a new whether he or she is likely to use welfare pro- tion reformers want to change that balance infrastructure debate over the number and type of immi- grams. “Households headed by immigrants in favor of admitting more educated, high- grants coming to the United States in years from Central America and Mexico (73 per- skilled immigrants. But how will they do it? Last month’s temporary spike in gas prices, caused by to come. cent), the Caribbean (51 percent), and Africa Finally, there is the question of how many an unexpected shutdown of BP’s Indiana refinery, has Relying on detailed census data, the (48 percent) have the highest overall welfare immigrants to admit into the U.S. altogether. subsided, but it serves as both a warning and reminder of report finds that immigrant households use,” he writes. “Those from East Asia (32 Is the current number — about 1 million how vulnerable Michigan and much of the Midwest is to make use of U.S. welfare programs — food percent), Europe (26 percent), and South legal permanent residents per year, in addi- an aging energy infrastructure. and cash assistance, Medicaid and housing Asia (17 percent) have the lowest.” tion to hundreds of thousands of other sorts The stress on pipeline, refineries and power plants is programs — much more than native-born Education plays an important role in the of visa holders — the right amount? Should compounded by increasingly onerous federal regulations households. “In 2012, 51 percent of house- story. Among households headed by an immi- the country pass an immigration reform bill and pressure from aggressive environmentalist agendas. holds headed by an immigrant (legal or ille- grant without a high school degree, 76 per- that greatly increases that number? Should State and federal lawmakers should encourage invest- gal) reported that they used at least one wel- cent used welfare. Among those headed by an the figure be reduced? ment in the infrastructure, and be careful not to shackle fare program during the year, compared to 30 immigrant with a high school degree, 63 per- And what about this: It is not well known, the energy sector with regulations whose costs are not percent of native households,” concludes cent used welfare. And even among house- but U.S. law (Section 212(a)(4) of the Immi- balanced by environmental benefits. study author Steven Camarota. holds headed by an immigrant with a college gration and Nationality Act) specifically for- The gasoline price hike was particularly perplexing as Camarota found that both newly-arrived degree, 26 percent used welfare — signifi- bids the admission of any immigrant who is it came the same week the price of crude oil hit a six-year immigrants and immigrants who have been cantly higher than the figure (13 percent) for likely to depend on public assistance. The low. But oil in its crude form needs to be transported and in the U.S. for many years use welfare pro- college-educated natives. Obama administration, like the George W. refined, and the Midwest has very little excess refining grams more than natives. Most of the immi- Critics immediately attacked the report, Bush administration before it, refuses to capacity. grants in the study were working, and most but without much effect. A blogger for the lib- enforce the law. What should the next presi- The Whiting, Indiana, refinery that broke down is the were in the U.S. legally. The differences ertarian Cato Institute argued that it is dent do? largest refinery in the Midwest, supplying much of Michi- between them and natives, especially in some unfair to compare immigrants, who tend to There are lots of other worthy immigra- gan and other Great Lakes states, as well as Canada. programs, were striking. be poorer, to the native population as a tion questions for Republican presidential whole, which tends to be better off; the sug- When parts of the refinery go down, as happened in “Immigrant households have much higher candidates to consider — the border wall, use of food programs (40 percent vs. 22 per- gestion was that poor immigrants should be August, there are few back-up options. treatment of criminal illegal immigrants, cent for natives) and Medicaid (42 percent vs. compared only to poor natives. But the point cracking down on those who overstay visas The plant, which also experienced problems during the 23 percent),” Camarota writes. “Immigrant of the study was to compare immigrants to and more. But this new report will be a cru- winter, is at operational capacity, as are most others use of cash programs is somewhat higher natives, which is a critical question when for- cial part of any GOP debate going forward. throughout the Midwest. Meanwhile, energy demand than natives (12 percent vs. 10 percent) and mulating immigration policy. Byron York is chief political correspon- grows. use of housing programs is similar to As far as that policy is concerned, the dent for The Washington Examiner. In Michigan, Detroit’s Marathon refinery is the only one. In the 1980s, there were five. Energy companies, faced with the reality that getting new, or even replacement infrastructure approved, is Today in history almost impossible, are trying to keep the existing infras- tructure patched together. The Associated Press Enbridge, which operates the 60-year-old pipeline Today’s Highlights in History beneath the Straits of Mackinac, says it’s a challenging 1509 - Turks take Nicosia on environment to get anything built, including windmills. Cyprus. And with other sweeping regulations like the EPA’s 1513 - Scotland’s King James IV sulfur emissions rules and the Clean Power Plan, it’s not is killed in Battle of Flooden with hard to understand why the refinery business isn’t grow- British. ing, despite the country’s steady energy boom. 1585 - Pope Sixtus V excommu- Rules to cut carbon emissions will be very costly, par- nicates Henry of Navarre of France. ticularly for new plants coming online. The sulfur rule is 1776 - Second Continental Congress in Philadelphia changes projected to impose compliance costs of almost $10 billion the name “United Colonies” to “Unit- on refiners, and cause eventual increases in gas prices. ed States.” Meanwhile, the Clean Power Plan will take many of 1835 - “September Laws” in the nation’s coal plants offline, with no realistic plan to France severely censor press and replace them. suppress radical movement. Its impact on global warming will be less dramatic. 1888 - Chile annexes Easter Island in South Pacific. Installing the equipment necessary for refiners to meet 1893 - Frances Cleveland, wife the goals will actually create more carbon dioxide emis- of U.S. President Grover Cleveland, sions than replacing an existing coal plant with a natural gives birth to daughter, Esther, in gas facility would emit. the White House. It is the first time a Even investing in renewables takes energy storage, president’s child is born in the exec- transportation, and infrastructure that has to first over- utive mansion. come high public resistance hurdles. 1894 - Sun Yat-sen heads his first attempt at revolution in China. Congress since the Civil War. 2001 - Afghanistan’s military 2013 - President Barack Obama Michigan motorists were unhappy when their gas sup- The revolt does not succeed until 1974 - U.S. President Gerald opposition leader Ahmed Shah Mas- calls a Russian-backed plan for ply was threatened and the cost at the pump skyrocketed. 1911. Ford is heavily criticized in sood dies after a suicide attack by Syria to turn over all of its chemical But such disruptions should be expected. 1921 - Constitution of Central Congress over his pardoning of for- assassins posing as journalists. weapons for destruction a “poten- Policymakers who draft rules that shut down refineries American Union is signed by mer President Richard Nixon. 2003 - The Roman Catholic arch- tially positive development” that and power plants should also be working to encourage republics of Guatemala, Honduras 1987 - Iraq launches series of diocese of Boston, Massachusetts, could head off threatened U.S. investments that assure a secure energy future. and San Salvador. coordinated air raids on Iranian and lawyers representing 552 airstrikes. 1943 - A day after the Italians power plants, factories and oil cen- alleged victims of sexual abuse by 2014 — U.N. weather agency —The Detroit News surrender, Allied troops land at ters. priests announce a legal settlement says carbon dioxide levels reached Salerno, south of Naples, but face 1988 - Burma’s former Prime worth up to $85 million. a record high in 2013 as increasing stiff resistance from a German Minister U Nu, toppled in a 1962 mil- 2004 - Suspected Muslim mili- levels of man-made pollution trans- Panzer division, which consists of itary coup, announces formation of a tants detonate a car bomb outside form the planet. armored vehicles. rival government. 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They must be signed by authority over entire country. 1997 - Sinn Fein, the political ally years of war. soul singer/songwriter (1941-1967); the author, and an address and phone number must be included for veri- 1951 - Indian Prime Minister of the outlawed Irish Republican 2008 - Asif Ali Zardari, the wid- Hugh Grant, British actor (1960--); Jawaharlal Nehru becomes presi- Army, formally renounces violence ower of assassinated former Pak- Adam Sandler, U.S. actor (1966--); fication purposes. dent of the governing Congress and enters talks on the future of istani leader Benazir Bhutto, takes Michelle Williams, U.S. actress Letters may be mailed to Letters to the Editor, Daily Globe, 118 E. Party, succeeding Purchottamdas Northern Ireland. office as Pakistan’s president. (1980--). 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PUBLISHER EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna Martilla yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Award Winning Newspaper Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 ADVERTISING DIRECTOR LEAD PRESS Published daily Monday - Saturday Heidi Ofstad Bill Westerman (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2015 l 5 Getting kids involved in dis- AREA / STATE Record Teens cussions about the future of the area is especially important to Klemme. Ontonagon “The whole intent for me is POLICE REPORTS From page 1 not even the community develop- City of Ironwood The Ironwood Public Safety ing prices and how to deliver crit- ment piece to it, my purpose is to Department arrested a Stevens icism in an effective manner. get young people engaged in trial off Point, Wis., resident on a warrant This year’s trip — which had making decisions that effect after she was stopped by officer Dan the students travel to Montello, their community, meaningful ONTONAGON — A sched- Thomas for speeding on Luxmore in Marquette County — also decisions,” he said. “They are not uled trial in Ontonagon County Street on Saturday. incorporated a self-reflection sur- just there as token teenagers, with 19 plaintiffs suing dozens Angel Jarstad, 24, was incarcer- vey regarding things partici- they are there to give meaningful of corporations or their sub- ated in the Gogebic County Jail at pants would like to see in Hur- feedback that people will hope- Bessemer on the 98th Gogebic sidiaries over claims of County District Court warrant. ley. fully take seriously and take into asbestos-related injuries has Participants filled out their consideration. The IPSD complaint said Jarstad been canceled. failed to appear for a court arraign- surveys on their phones, “I’m always going to be an The cancellation reportedly ment for driving with a suspended Klemme said, as they were sup- advocate for raising up teenagers occurred when the companies license, second offense. posed to play the role of “secret ... especially considering we are and 18 of the 19 litigants set- The car was towed away. shoppers.” trying to attract and retain tled. Jarstad told officers she became “Every teenager looks at their young people in Iron County, we It is not known when, or if, lost trying to find McDonald’s restau- phone,” Klemme joked, “it does- have a whole group of young peo- the one remaining plaintiff’s rant when she was clocked at 40 n’t look suspicious at all.” ple that live here, so lets try and trial will be scheduled. No mph in a 25-mph zone. The group travelled to Montel- figure out how to keep them here ——— details of the settlement are Michelle Havens, 27, of Iron- lo on Friday, July 24, and spent or get them to come back after available. one night in the community. The college.” wood, was arrested Sunday around 7 p.m. on a body-only warrant issued follow-up, self-reflection meeting Klemme said the teens also out of Iron County, Mich., after offi- took place in mid-August. noted the lack of empty store- cers responded to a complaint. One of the big take-aways fronts in Hurley compared to The IPSD report indicated she from the experience, according to Montello as a positive in their Winning 50-50 was incarcerated in the Gogebic Klemme, was the teens’ desire to own community. County Jail. Submitted Photo use the area’s outdoor space — Montello’s group, which visit- ——— HURLEY TEENS travel to Montello, Wis., to take part in a first impres- especially the Montreal River — ed Mercer rather than Hurley — The IPSD received a 10:10 p.m. sions survey where they assess a community and see how it can be ticket sought and incorporate it into downtown several Mercer students were Monday report that a woman fell and improved. The trip also provides teens with the opportunity to see Hurley, specifically noting a involved in the process at its was injured near the intersection of aspects of other communities they would like to see incorporated into HURLEY — The winning 50- kayak rental location combined early stages but didn’t make the Lake and Ayer streets. Hurley, such as the incorporation of the river, above, into the down- 50 ticket at the weekend Festivale Beacon Ambulance was dis- with a riverfront restaurant as actual trip to Montello — hasn’t town area. Italiano in Hurley has not been patched to transport Carole Yashus one idea that was especially turned over its first impressions turned in. to Aspirus Grand View Hospital for highlighted. of Iron County to Klemme. Rita Franzoi, of the Hurley treatment of facial and left knee They started to look at Mon- He hopes to continue the first ness will “inhibit more retail.” Area Chamber of Commerce, said injuries, according to the IPSD tello and go ‘we should do that,’” impressions trips, potentially Bessemer “C-1 is zoned as retail. We a white ticket numbered 959 was report. She fell while walking on an Klemme said, adding that anoth- visiting a community near need to revitalize the business- drawn, worth $2,480. uneven surface in front of 1035 er item the students focused on Oshkosh, Wis., and have repre- es. Now they want to open a “People should hang on to their was the desire to see a greater sentatives from both Montello business that’s going to inhibit Lawrence St., according to the From page 1 tickets because if no one claims variety of businesses in down- and Hurley’s groups present to more retail.” report. the prize within 15 days, we will Gogebic County town, specifically those targeted the Iron County Comprehensive cancer and other ailments. John Frello, of Bessemer pre- redraw,” Franzoi said on Tuesday. A Wakefield called the Gogebic toward youth. Planning Committee. At the meeting, City Attorney dicted that business will not For more information, contact County Sheriff’s Office on Saturday He was able to point several “Anytime you get kids to start Michael Korpela said Uskiewicz come as “merely speculation.” 715-561-4334. to report she found two girls who teens who advocated for develop- thinking critically and start to carefully reviewed city code and “Their intent is to make the were lost. A deputy responded, ing a trail along the river to the problem solve issues that every- determined the site of the busi- place look like there’s nothing according to Gogebic County Sher- regional trail committee that is one in Iron County is facing, I ness within the neighborhood there,” he said. iff’s Department report. The girls said working on developing a route think it’s good,” Klemme said. “I commercial district, C-1, is a core At the meeting, local resident they were walking the dog, which got that is almost identical to the think they really did that, they mixed-use district. Sherri Nyquist said she under- Arbor Vitae loose. The girls said they then went one they envisioned. took it seriously.” According to documents he stands the benefit of medical looking for the dog and got lost. The provided, a mixed-use district is marijuana, but is concerned deputy took the girls home. established to accommodate a home burns about the location of the site. ACCIDENTS The lightning set off some broad variety of retail, office and “It is within two blocks, give or Rain alarms in the city, but no dam- ARBOR VITAE, Wis. — An City of Ironwood residential uses, providing goods take, of both of our schools,” she One vehicle sustained moderate age was reported. and services for adjacent neigh- said. “That’s where our kids are.” Arbor Vitae residence burned Thursday, but no one was damage in a Friday rear-end colli- A Monday Ironwood Public borhoods, as well as visitors. Other attendees said they sion at the Lake-Ayer Streets inter- Safety Department complaint injured in the fire, according to From page 1 Furthermore, Korpela said were also concerned about the section. according to the IPSD. said a medium-sized gray Husky property owners within a mixed- location of the business. the Vilas County Sheriff’s Leo Marchant, 33, of Lake Road., and continued through Monday at 155 W. Larch St., became use district are exercising their In attendance, John Turkal, Department. was stopped at the intersection on morning. frightened during the storm and rights under a certain condition Planning and Zoning Commis- Deputies received a call at 4 Ayer, headed west. He backed up to Jeff Wasley, an employee at was missing. The Gogebic Coun- which allows for small medical sion Chairman, said people can a.m. Thursday reporting a house make room for an unknown truck with a trailer that was turning in front the wastewater treatment plant, ty Sheriff’s Department and service establishments, includ- fire at 2075 Soik Road. come to the zoning board of of him. said, “It came down quick. I’ve HOPE were notified the short- ing medical suppliers. appeals to hold a separate meet- The occupants woke up to the never seen anything like that.” haired dog named Molly was on smell of smoke and found flames The Marchant vehicle backed into In disagreement, another ing to present their case. If the a vehicle driven by Brenda Maki, 55, Wasley said the plant handled the loose. Bessemer resident held up Besse- board says “no,” Turkal said he coming from one of the walls. They attempted to put the fire of Hurley. the rainfall without any major The high temperature for the mer zoning documents and said or she can take the matter to There was moderate damage to problems, although 200,000 gal- 24-hour period to 7 a.m. Iron- C-1 is zoned retail and the busi- court. out, but were unsuccessful and the Maki vehicle and no damage to lons of water bypassed secondary wood on Sunday was 87 degrees. left the residence, according to the Marchant vehicle, according to treatment at the plant. He said The Sunday high fell only a few the sheriff’s department. the accident report. improvements by the city of Iron- degrees short of the record of 90 ing to various plans presented at The residence was a total loss. No injuries were reported. wood have cut the amount of set in 1960. Soo Line previous trail meetings. rainwater that bypasses the The thermometer shot over 90 A number of steps must still plant and years ago it would have at many locations on the Range, be completed before the grant applications can actually be com- been millions of gallons with a however. From page 1 storm such as on Labor Day. The high for the Monday peri- pleted, according to Traczyk, Tornado possible for Metro The prolonged heavy rainfall od was 84, short of the long-term companies basically did not including confirming the owner- caused satellite television out- record of 90 set in 1978. respond, they have rails all over ship of the entirety of the railroad ages for long periods on Sunday There’s no sign of a return of the country and into Canada and grade and finalizing what types area; storm damage in Ogemaw evening and had many area resi- the hot weather in the forecast. they don’t like dealing with small of recreation would be allowed on dents wishing they still had The weekly forecast calls for land owners,” Traczyk said. He each portion of the trail. DETROIT — The National has warned of the possibility of a rooftop antennas, which are not cooler weather, with the high added that Canadian National, In other action: Weather Service is investigating tornado in Metro Detroit on affected by heavy rain. only in the upper 50s for Friday. the company that owns the rail- — The committee approved a report of a tornado in Lower Tuesday evening as a line of road grade, has asked the county forwarding the department’s Michigan late Tuesday after- thunderstorms moves across the to make an offer regarding the 2016 budget to the county’s noon. region. of labor and parts. purchase of the land. finance committee. The budget Storms just outside West Storms have started popping Broadband Of the remaining funds, a por- While the exact amount of rail projects $1,465,761 in expenses Branch in Ogemaw County up in central lower Michigan, tion would be provided by local grade to be acquired — and of and $2,183,300 in revenue, caused heavy damage and tore said Rachel Kulik, meteorologist funding — including the $15,000 funding needed for the purchase resulting in the department con- the roof off a house around 3:58 with the weather service in approved by the committee — — must still be calculated, initial tributing $717,538 to the coun- From page 1 p.m., said Mike Boguth, meteo- White Lake Township. A brief according to Kelly Klein, with figures indicate it could cost ty’s general fund. rologist with the National tornado is possible, the weather According to information at the Iron County Economic Devel- around $2 million to acquire the — The committee gave Forest Weather Service in Gaylord. A service website said, along with the last broadband committee opment Corporation. Klein also 20 miles of line running across Administrator Eric Peterson the survey team will investigate the “very heavy rainfall.” meeting, one of the towers, on told the committee he planned on Iron County toward Mellen, discretion to authorize the carry- damage Wednesday morning, he During the heavy rains Metro Radar Hill near Whitecap Moun- approaching the economic devel- Wis., Traczyk said. ing of firearms by department said. Detroit could see damaging wind tains and the town of Anderson, opment corporation for another There were a number of employees for the purposes of “There are pretty good signals gusts up to 60 miles per hour, is owned by the county. $8,000 in funding. grants that could be applied for nuisance beaver control. Peter- on the radar, but we can’t con- hail and localized flooding. The other two — one off Upper The broadband committee had to help fund the acquisition of son made clear this would not firm till we get eyes on the The rainfall could continue for Road near Saxon and the other previously stated that it hoped to the property, Traczyk said, with result in the arming of the ground,” Boguth said. the next several hours and taper on Germania Hill, off Geneva provide a 50 percent match, or as different local matching require- department but would only be The threat of tornadoes hasn’t off by Wednesday morning, Street in Hurley — are owned by close to that number as possible. ments for each one. used in the specific instances subsided. The weather service Kulik said. private companies that allow the Committee member Vic If the county didn’t want where beavers needed to be county to use portions of the Ouimette noted that the grant acquire the entire property at removed. The practice of shoot- tower for communication purpos- focused on the northern portion of once, the initial focus would be ing beavers has been done es. the county and inquired as to on acquiring the first three miles before, but Peterson wanted to The total project is expected to plans for expansion toward the or so, which would allow the clarify language in the employee cost around $78,670, according to Mercer area. Klein explained that trails to extend to Montreal, Wis. handbook regarding whether Plane crash investigated information presented at the eco- the county was in talks to acquire This has been the focus of the carrying firearms was allowed. nomic development meeting. Of several towers owned by the Wis- non-motorized trail group that — The committee authorized PORT WING, Wis. — A sin- into the ground and the plane that, GogebicRange.net — the consin Department of Natural has been working on developing advertizing for the county’s fall gle-engine plane crash Saturday overturned, landing upside company partnering with the Resources in the Pine Lake area the Wisconsin portion of a timber sale, with a bid opening tin a farm field south of Port down, on County A at 10:45 a.m. county in developing broadband and that the population in the regional trail running from the set for Oct. 5. Wing is under investigation. The Wisconsin Department of capabilities — would contribute southern part of the county was ski trails in Montreal to Sunday — The committee approved The pilot, Carri Hoagland, of Natural Resources, Wisconsin roughly $13,785. Brandon concentrated enough that Lake in Wakefield. purchasing Patz Meadow in Port Wing, took off from an State Patrol and Port Wing Fire Yuchasz, with the company, said Yuchasz had said at past meet- Early plans would have the Saxon for $60,000 to add the improvised landing strip on the Department also responded. at the last broadband committee ings his company could justify non-motorized trail use the Soo land to the county forest. Peter- farm, circled the field and then The pilot was alone in the meeting that most of the compa- expanding to the south without Line through Hurley to a point son told the committee they had- attempted to land in the field, plane, but was able to get out. ny’s portion would be in the form the assistance of grant funding. west of the city where it crosses n’t expected to spend cash on the according to the Bayfield County She was transported by South the motorized Iron Horse trail. purchase, however, the property Sheriff’s Department. Shore Ambulance to a Duluth attendance has accidentally left The motorized trail would then was assessed lower than expect- On landing, the tail of the air- hospital for treatment of shoul- Water their water running and had to switch from the Iron Horse trail ed which reduced the grant fund- craft struck a large round hay der injuries. pay their bill. to the Soo Line and the existing ing available for the purchase. bale in the field, the sheriff’s The sheriff’s department and “It sets a precedent for every- Iron Horse trail would either The purchase price of the 80 department said. Federal Aviation Administration one,” he said. become a non-motorized trail or it acres is only $2,000 to $3,000 The nose of the plane dove were investigating the incident. 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IRONWOOD TOWNSHIP — Ironwood took a 1-0 loss to Three Lakes in Northern Lights Conference action Tuesday. Three Lakes' Eli Ribbe scored the only goal in the first half and the Bluejays' strong defense maintained the shutout from there, even though the Red Devils had sev- eral opportunities. "We had a couple of chances that we should have scored, but that's the way it goes sometimes," Ironwood coach Don Cvengros said. Ribbe's goal bounced off Ironwood keeper Josh Joki's chest and then the rebound shot when in the goal off an Ironwood player. "Josh played well," Cvengros said. "We haven't had a goalie like that in a logn time. He made a couple of saves, he was completely horizontal to the ground, diving and tipping the ball to the side. He's got reflexes like a cat." Three Lakes focused on Ironwood's leading scorer, Isaac Aukee. "They were playing them up and one guy was staying back and trying to prevent that through ball. He got through a couple times, but just couldn't finish," Cven- gros said. The Devils were without Riley Jarocki after he was injured with 10 minutes left in the first half. "Without him, playing the way we did in the second half, I was pretty happy," Cvengros said. "At times, we were controlling it. We had some pretty good chances. They played a little better possession soccer. "We were right there with them. I think it's a pretty Pat Krause/Daily Globe big step up. They're a good team. Overall, I was pretty WAKEFIELD-MARENISCO'S Ebanie Delich serves during Tuesday's Cop- happy with the wya we played. We just have to work on per Mountain Conference match at Cardinal Gym in Wakefield. Jason Juno/Daily Globe our shooting and finishing." IRONWOOD’S NICK Niemi shoots during Tuesday’s Northern Lights Conference Ironwood (2-4, 1-1) goes to Washburn to play Bayburn game against Three Lakes at Airport Park In Ironwood Township. Ironwood lost 1-0. Thursday. Cardinals sweep Midgettes fall; Speedgirls By PAT KRAUSE "Now the team knows they are [email protected] good. It's not an arrogance but WAKEFIELD — No one likes they have a little swagger out Tigers, to see a teammate get hurt. there." That's especially true of a team- Both the Cardinal varsity and mate like Lauren Grace who is JV teams are 3-0. as good a person as she is an ath- Shelly Mettler and the Besse- Gladiators win lete. After suffering a season- mer Speedgirls are at opposite HURLEY — The Hurley Midgettes fell 3-1 to South ending knee injury, Grace sits on end of the spectrum. Mettler has Shore Tuesday night in non-conference volleyball. the bench and she looks like been around long enough to she's in pain, not physically, but know that talent comes and goes Volleyball the pain of missing what could in high school and so does youth The Cardinals won 25-19, 25-20, 12-25, 25-21. have been a great senior year. and experience. "I thought we started slow and we never really got And sports teams are like Mettler has had both types of any traction against them," Hurley coach Liz Constan- families in that they must move teams and right now she has "a tini said. on after a loss. Teams say that super young team." The Midgettes had a solid third game, but South other players must "step up" and "Most of the team is so young Shore served strong early in the final game to take the the Cardinal volleyball team is going against a veteran team," victory. not only stepping up but march- Mettler said. "We've had to Lexi Swanson had three aces and five kills for Hur- ing on as they thumped the replace almost everybody. We ley. Ashley Clement led the Midgettes with six kills. Bessemer Speedgirls 25-3, 25-14 just got rattled from point one- Allison Waterhouse had 10 assists and Tianne Kuula and 25-3 on Tuesday night. that was a huge factor today. had eight. Brooke Piilola totaled five aces. "It's different without Lau- We've got to go through the Hurley goes to Butternut Thursday for its first Indi- ren," Jessica Novascone said. growing pains and stay positive. anhead Conference match. "Darienne Korpi has really made Just keep getting better through strides and Rachel Obradovich is experience and playing time. getting better in the middle. This When we practice, we're a differ- LADIATORS ANTHERS G ONTONAGON3, P — Ontonagon0 swept county-rival year, the numbers (stats) are ent team, but we were not ready Ewen-Trout Creek 25-11, 25-18, 25-12 in Copper Moun- spread out across the team. It for the fast tempo today. We tain Conference volleyball Tuesday. shows each player has her own have to keep working at it and Hope Pintar led Ontonagon with nine kills and she skills, the teamwork and how get that mental toughness." had a six-point serving run in game 3. Lori Wardysnki they help each other." In game one, Hallee Yon had five kills. Taylor Saari had a 10-point serving run In Tuesday night's game for proved how much she loves to in game one for Ontonagon. Logan Preiss finished with example, Hallee Yon had six kills serve. She started the match by eight assists. and seven aces and Darienne serving for 15 straight points, "The crazy part is our serving was actually not as Korpi came up with four kills including five aces. She then strong tonight as it was, but I think what balanced it and two assists. Sophomore slammed a kill to make it 16-0. out was Taylor and Hope both stepped up and had some Ebanie Delich had three digs, Kassidee Yon's shot caught really big serving runs," Ontonagon coach Megan one ace and three kills and Kas- the back-line for a point and Hagen said. "Lori was big on the net, Hope was big on sidee Yon dished out eight Bessemer hit a shot wide to the net." assists, two aces and three kills. increase the lead to 19-0. The Ontonagon (3-1) goes to Watersmeet Thursday. "Kassidee is the best setter only question was whether I've had and she has gained con- Wakefield would reach 25 points fidence," Novascone said. "We before Bessemer scored, but the ERCERWINS UMBERLANDQUAD M CUMBERLAND,C Wis. — Mercer won the Cumber- were pumped today. There used Speedgirls managed three points land quad Tuesday night, sweeping three teams. to be one player that gave 100 and lost 25-3. The Tigers beat Cumberland 25-14, 25-4, Glenwood percent and now they're all going Kassidee Yon opened game City 25-14, 25-9 and Winter 25-13, 25-12. hard. They don't want to let the two with a service ace and then "It was a good day for us, although our play was other one down. They don't want Bessemer sophomore Caitlin rather flat at times," Mercer coach Robyn Schoeneman to let each other down. And the Lynch answered with a kill at said. "It gave us some areas of focus for practice the defense is 100 times better than next few days before we head to the Ashland tourna- when I started six years ago. ment (Saturday) where we will face some tough compe- VOLLEYBALL — page 8 tition." Caitlyn Hiller led Mercer with 15 kills and she had 20 assists and five aces. Sydney Thompson had a team- best 31 assists, plus 10 kills and six aces. Taylor Wolfe totaled 13 kills, Hayle Woolf had 10 Jason Juno/Daily Globe kills and five aces, Bailey Thompson tallied 12 kills and HURLEY’S KATLYN Rhenlund (9) tips the ball over the net for a point against two aces and Caitlin Hartigan had five kills and 11 South Shore’s Crystal Stewart during Tuesday’s match at the Hurley K-12 School. aces. South Shore won 3-1. ROUNDUP

Hurley boys fourth at Phillips one of them. McCann broke for the plate and Grady Sizemore's Jungmann (9-6) allowed six runs and seven hits throw home was weak and offline. PHILLIPS, Wis. — The Hurley boys were fourth in 3 2-3 innings for the Milwaukee Brewers in a 6- Kyle Ryan (2-3) picked up the win. out of seven teams and the girls were seventh out 4 loss to the Miami Marlins. Davis was involved in four replay challenges in of eight at the Phillips cross country invite Tuesday. "I couldn't get the ball down in the zone," Jung- the game, including two in the 11th inning without Full results weren't available. Aiyana Nickel led mann said. "You just watch the at-bats against a pitch being thrown in between. He reached on an the Hurley girls with Tori Anderson close behind. (J.T.) Realmuto and the ball's getting up and run- infield single, where the original call was over- Carson Thewis paced the Hurley boys with Tate ning across instead of getting it down. Multiple turned, then was nearly picked off, with the safe Guenard not far behind him. things but that was the main thing — getting the call standing. He also homered — his third in two "Our No. 2 runners boys and girls really pushed ball down." days. our No. 1s," Hurley coach Jason Maki said. "Tori J.D. Martinez put the Tigers up 7-6 with an Anderson pushed Aiyana the whole way and Davis' 13th-inning sac fly gives Tigers eighth-inning homer, but closer Bruce Rondon almost had her. Tate pushed (Thewis) hard the 8-7 win over Rays started the ninth by walking Kevin Kiermeier, and whole way. James Loney hit a pinch-hit single. "Overall, the boys really improved, all seven DETROIT (AP) — Rajai Davis' sacrifice fly in runners improved." the 13th inning gave the Detroit Tigers an 8-7 vic- Wisconsin's Clement limited by groin Hurley hosts an invite Thursday at the Hurley K- tory over the Tampa Bay Rays on Tuesday night. injury, expects to play 12 School with the middle school race starting at 4 The game was tied four times, the last at 7-7, p.m., followed by the boys varsity race at 4:30 and before the Tigers finally put it away. MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Wisconsin running the girls at 5. James McCann led off the 13th with an infield back Corey Clement wasn't in pads at practice Jungmann's rough outing costs single, and Andrew Bellatti (0-1) couldn't pick up Tuesday due to a groin injury but expects to play Jefry Marte's bunt attempt, putting runners on first Saturday when the Badgers host Miami in their Brewers in 6-4 loss to Marlins Pat Krause/Daily Globe and second. Andrew Romine laid down a success- home opener. BESSEMER'S RACHEL Emery bumps a shot during Tuesday's Copper ful bunt putting runners at second and third. It's yet to be determined if he'll start and how MIAMI (AP) — Taylor Jungmann hasn't had Davis hit a fly ball to shallow left-center, but many snaps he'll take. Mountain Conference match at Cardinal Gym in Wakefield. many rough outings this season, but Tuesday was 8 l WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2015 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard

4. Baylor 1-0 1,252 4 Local Schedule 5. Michigan St. 1-0 1,198 5 Vaara and Vaara win Bob Vaara scramble 6. Auburn 1-0 1,166 6 7. Oregon 1-0 1,081 7 Wednesday, Sept. 9 IRONWOOD — Guy and David Vaara carded a 50 8. Southern Cal 1-0 1,074 8 Volleyball to win the sixth annual Bob Vaara two-man par 3 9. Notre Dame 1-0 1,061 11 Finlandia at Gogebic Community Col- scramble at the Gogebic Country Club on Sept. 1. lege, 6 10. Georgia 1-0 981 9 11. Florida St. 1-0 942 10 They are two of Bob’s sons. Thursday, Sept. 10 12. Clemson 1-0 862 12 Cross country Tom Rouch and Fred Pina and Mike Kirby and Ed Hurley Invitational, middle school 4, 13. UCLA 1-0 833 13 Kuula both carded 51s. boys, 4:30, girls, 5 14. LSU 0-0 653 14 15. Georgia Tech 1-0 636 16 Nancy Osier and Vicky Sargent won the women’s Football division with a 56. Ewen-Trout Creek vs. Posen at Enga- 16. Texas A&M 1-0 629 NR dine 17. Mississippi 1-0 600 17 Deke Routheaux and John Vaara won the second 18. Arkansas 1-0 480 18 Soccer flight with Joe Metzger and Shad Swetkovich taking Ironwood at Bayburn, 5 19. Oklahoma 1-0 469 19 20. Boise St. 1-0 279 23 the third flight, Dennis Hewitt and Scott Erickson the Volleyball fourth flight and Gary Olkonen and Bart Doman the Hurley at Butternut 21. Missouri 1-0 274 24 Lake Linden-Hubbell vs. Bessemer, W- 22. Arizona 1-0 259 22 fifth flight. M at Bessemer 23. Tennessee 1-0 169 25 24. Utah 1-0 137 NR DelPiano vice president, player develop- Minnesota 71 67 .514 12 Watersmeet at Ontonagon ment. Cleveland 67 70 .489 15½ Mellen at Ironwood 25. Mississippi St. 1-0 104 NR Others receiving votes: Wisconsin 79, NEW YORK METS — Selected the Chicago 66 71 .482 16½ Friday, Sept. 11 BYU 74, Northwestern 72, Arizona St. 49, contract of RHP Tim Stauffer from Las Detroit 64 74 .464 19 Football Vegas (PCL). Recalled OF Darrell Cecil- West Division Crystal Falls Forest Park at Hurley, Oklahoma St. 30, West Virginia 23, Flori- da 8, Temple 8, Cincinnati 7, Kansas St. iani from Las Vegas and placed him on W L Pct GB 6:30 the 60-Day DL. Houston 75 64 .540 — Houghton at Ironwood, 6:30 7, Minnesota 5, Louisville 4, NC State 4, W. Kentucky 3, California 2, Stanford 1. SAN DIEGO PADRES — Announced Texas 72 64 .529 1½ Norway vs. Gogebic at Bessemer, 6:30 INF/OF Tommy Medica was claimed off Los Angeles 69 68 .504 5 Saturday, Sept. 12 aMway top 25 poll waivers by Miami. Seattle 66 72 .478 8½ Submitted photo Football The Amway Top 25 football coaches SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — Activat- Oakland 60 79 .432 15 Brimley at Ontonagon poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, ed LHP Jeremy Affeldt from the 15-day Monday's Games AURORA CLUB won the Gogebic Range Horseshoes League. Team members are from left, first row: Wally Cross country records through Sept. 7, total points DL. N.Y. Yankees 8, Baltimore 6 Slade, Jeff Behrendt and Rich Aho; second row: Bob Sorensen, Mark Behrendt and Phil Wirtanen. Copper Falls invite at Mellen based on 25 points for first place through ST. LOUIS CARDINALS — Recalled Detroit 5, Tampa Bay 4 Volleyball one point for 25th, and previous ranking: RHP Sam Tuivailala from Memphis Boston 11, Toronto 4 Ontonagon at Baraga Record Pts Pvs (PCL). Cleveland 3, Chicago White Sox 2 Mercer at Ashland invite 1. Ohio State (63) 1-0 1599 1 BASKETBALL Oakland 10, Houston 9 GCC at UW-Marinette 2. Alabama (1) 1-0 1485 3 National Basketball Association Texas 3, Seattle 0 Wisconsin Prep 3. TCU 1-0 1464 2 NBA — Fined Phoenix F Markieff Mor- Minnesota 6, Kansas City 2 Tennis 4. Baylor 1-0 1349 4 ris $10,000 for a public statement detri- L.A. Dodgers 7, L.A. Angels 5 Midgets drop out Football Poll 5. Oregon 1-0 1279 5 mental to the NBA. Tuesday's Games 6. Michigan State 1-0 1252 6 Women's National Baltimore 2, N.Y. Yankees 1 Here is The Associated Press high school football poll. 7. Auburn 1-0 1190 7 Basketball Association Detroit 8, Tampa Bay 7, 13 innings us open 8. Florida State 1-0 1090 8 The poll includes first-place votes in parentheses, sea- NEW YORK (AP) — A look at Tues- NEW YORK LIBERTY — Signed G Toronto 5, Boston 1, 10 innings son record, total points and last week's ranking, as voted day's play at the $42.3 million U.S. Open 9. Georgia 1-0 1075 9 Erica Wheeler for the remainder of the Chicago White Sox 7, Cleveland 4 of AP football poll upon by a statewide panel of sports writers. Teams are tennis championships: 10. Southern California 1-0 1035 10 season. Kansas City 4, Minnesota 2 11. Notre Dame 1-0 994 11 arranged in three divisions of equal size based on current WEATHER: Sunny and hot. High of 93. FOOTBALL Oakland 4, Houston 0 enrollments 12. Clemson 1-0 870 12 L.A. Dodgers at L.A. Angels By JASON JUNO 8 poll with Lake Linden- ATTENDANCE: Day: 25,808. National Football League Large Division (enrollment 900 and up) 13. UCLA 1-0 801 14 BALTIMORE RAVENS — Placed DE Texas at Seattle [email protected] MEN'S RESULTS (Quarterfinals): No. Hubbell, Bark River-Harris, School Record Points Last 9 Marin Cilic outlasted No. 19 Jo-Wilfried 14. Mississippi 1-0 735 15 Brent Urban on injured reserve-return. Wednesday's Games 15. LSU 0-0 734 13 The Hurley Midgets dropped Newberry, Munising, St. Ignace 1. Kimberly (10) 3-0 109 1 Tsonga in five sets and nearly four hours. Signed RB Terrence Magee. Baltimore (U.Jimenez 10-9) at N.Y. 2. Hartland Arrowhead (1) 3-0 100 2 WOMEN'S RESULTS (Quarterfinals): 16. Georgia Tech 1-0 651 17 BUFFALO BILLS — Signed QB Matt Yankees (Sabathia 4-9), 7:05 p.m. out of the Wisconsin Associated and L’Anse all unbeaten. 17. Oklahoma 1-0 541 19 3. Waukesha West 3-0 75 5 Roberta Vinci reached her first Grand Cassel. Released TE Nick O'Leary. Tampa Bay (Odorizzi 6-8) at Detroit Press Small Division football The Lakes have the impres- 4. Fond Du Lac 3-0 70 4 Slam semifinal, defeating Kristina Mlade- 18. Arkansas 1-0 495 20 CHICAGO BEARS — Terminated the (Lobstein 3-6), 7:08 p.m. 19. Texas A&M 1-0 418 NR poll after Saturday’s 35-6 loss sive win over Hurley, Bark 5. Menomonie 3-0 66 6 novic in three sets. practice squad contract of RB-FB Paul Toronto (Hutchison 13-3) at Boston 6. Waunakee 3-0 55 8 ON COURT WEDNESDAY (Quarterfi- 20. Arizona 1-0 336 22 Lasike. (J.Kelly 9-6), 7:10 p.m. to Lake Linden-Hubbell. River edged Crystal Falls For- 21. Missouri 1-0 301 23 7. Franklin 3-0 40 9 nals): Men: No. 2 Roger Federer vs. No. DALLAS COWBOYS — Signed RB Cleveland (Tomlin 4-1) at Chicago The Midgets were ranked est Park and Gogebic, Newber- 8. Menasha 2-1 27 3 12 Richard Gasquet, No. 5 Stan Wawrin- 22. Boise State 1-0 277 24 Gus Johnson, WR Vince Mayle, QB White Sox (Samardzija 9-11), 8:10 p.m. 23. Tennessee 1-0 212 25 10th in the initial poll and ry defeated North Dickinson 9. Middleton 3-0 25 10 ka vs. No. 15 Kevin Anderson. Women: Kellen Moore, WR Rodney Smith and LB Minnesota (Pelfrey 6-9) at Kansas City 10. Stevens Point 2-1 8 NR No. 2 Simona Halep vs. No. 20 Victoria 24. Wisconsin 0-1 108 18 Joe Thomas to the practice squad. (Medlen 3-1), 8:10 p.m. eighth last week before suffer- and both Munising and L’Anse 25. Utah 1-0 106 NR Others receiving votes: 11, Mequon Homestead 7. Azarenka, No. 5 Petra Kvitova vs. No. 26 DETROIT LIONS — Signed QB Ricky Houston (McHugh 15-7) at Oakland ing their first loss of the season beat West Iron County. 12, Marquette University 6. 13, Madison La Follette 5. 14, Flavia Pennetta. Others receiving votes: Mississippi Stanzi to the practice squad. (Brooks 1-2), 10:05 p.m. State 97; Arizona State 66; Oklahoma over the weekend. St. Ignace won its first two Bay Port 4. 15, De Pere 3. 15, Ashwaubenon 3. 17, Oak STAT OF THE DAY: 44 — The number GREEN BAY PACKERS — Signed WR L.A. Dodgers (Latos 4-9) at L.A. Angels Creek 1. 17, Waterford 1. State 52; Northwestern 35; Brigham Ed Williams to the practice squad. (Richards 13-10), 10:05 p.m. of Grand Slam tournaments played by Edgar is the unanimous No. games by a combined score of Medium Division (301-899) Roberta Vinci before reaching her first Young 23; Kansas State 23; South Caroli- INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — Signed LB Texas (M.Perez 2-4) at Seattle (Nuno na 22; Duke 15; West Virginia 13; Miami 1 with one-loss Fond du Lac St. 99-18. School Record Points Last semifinal. Amarlo Herrera to the practice squad. 0-2), 10:10 p.m. 1. Waukesha Catholic Memorial (8) 3-0 105 1 QUOTE OF THE DAY: "I know I have a (Fla.) 12; Florida 7; Louisville 6; Marshall Released OL David Arkin. Thursday's Games Mary’s Springs in second. At least one of those teams 6; Minnesota 5; North Carolina State 4; 2. Amherst (3) 3-0 91 2T lot of experience but when you play Sere- NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS — Signed Texas at Seattle, 3:40 p.m. Marathon entered the poll will have a loss before the poll 3. Rice Lake 3-0 89 2T na doesn't matter. You have to play bet- Maryland 3; Nebraska 3; Temple 3; Illinois OL Cameron Fleming to the practice Toronto at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. 2; Pittsburgh 2; California 1; Louisiana for the first time, taking Hur- debuts as Bark River hosts 4. Appleton Xavier 3-0 76 6 ter, then better, then better." — Roberta squad. Released DL Xzavier Dickson Detroit at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. 5. Arcadia 3-0 69 4 Vinci, on a potential semifinal matchup Tech 1; Memphis 1; Stanford 1. from the practice squad. ley’s spot in eighth. Marathon Newberry Friday night. ational eague 6. Wrightstown 3-0 57 5 with Serena Williams. NEW YORK GIANTS — Waived CB n All Timesl EDT beat Stratford, which was 10th Lake Linden plays down- 7. Kewaskum 3-0 37 7 WEDNESDAY ON TV (All Times Transactions Asa Jackson and DT Louis Nix III. East Division last week, 33-16. state Baldwin in the Superior 8. Freedom 3-0 35 9 EDT): 11 a.m.-6 p.m., ESPN; 8-11 p.m., NEW YORK JETS — Signed DE Mike W L Pct GB 9. Lodi 3-0 28 10 ESPN2 Catapano to the practice squad. New York 77 61 .558 — Athens, which lost a lot of Dome Friday. Forest Park 10. Spencer/Marshfield Columbus 3-0 8 NR BASEBALL TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS — ON THIS DATE (Sept. 9, 1978): Chris Washington 71 67 .514 6 players to graduation after Others receiving votes: 11, Luxemburg-Casco 2. 11, Evert wins her fourth consecutive U.S. Major League Baseball Signed TE Cameron Brate, T Reid Fragel comes to Hurley in a game OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF Miami 58 81 .417 19½ making the state semifinal last Seymour 2. 11, Lakeside Lutheran 2. 11, Columbus 2. Open singles title, defeating Pam Shriver and WR Rannell Hall to the practice Atlanta 55 84 .396 22½ where neither team can afford 15, Kiel 1. 15, St. Croix Central 1. BASEBALL — Suspended New York squad. Relased Ts Edawn Coughman in straight sets. Philadelphia 54 85 .388 23½ year, is undefeated and enters a second loss at this point of the Small Division (300 and lower) Yankees minor league SS Holman Miran- and Terren Jones from the practice Central Division School Record Points Last Football da (DSL) 72 games after testing positive squad. the poll at 10th. season. L’Anse goes to West- for metabolites of Nandrolone, a perfor- W L Pct GB 1. Edgar (11) 3-0 110 1 Canadian Football League St. Louis 87 51 .630 — Kimberly remains on top of wood and Munising heads to 2. Fond du Lac Springs 2-1 93 2 mance-enhancing substance. Suspended WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS — Fired Detroit minor league OF Magglio Pittsburgh 82 55 .599 4½ the Large Division poll and North Dickinson. 3. Darlington 3-0 87 3 special teams coordinator Pat Tracey. Chicago 80 57 .584 6½ 4. Alma/Pepin 3-0 71 4 All TimesnFl EDT Ordonez, Jr. (GCL) 50 games following a Announced coach Mike O'Shea will over- Waukesha Catholic Memorial There are also several good second positive test for a Drug of Abuse. Milwaukee 61 77 .442 26 5. Coleman 3-0 57 5 Thursday’s Game see the special teams for the remainder of Cincinnati 57 80 .416 29½ is first in the Medium Division one-loss teams in Gogebic, For- 6. Bangor 3-0 51 6 Pittsburgh at New England, 8:30 p.m. American League the season. BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Reinstated West Division poll. est Park and North Dickinson. 7. Burlington Catholic Central 3-0 40 7 Sunday’s Games HOCKEY W L Pct GB 8. Marathon 3-0 23 NR Green Bay at Chicago, 1 p.m. INF J.J. Hardy from the 15-day DL. National Hockey League The first Upper Peninsula Whoever ends up No. 1 prob- Recalled OF Dariel Alvarez from Freder- Los Angeles 79 58 .577 — 9. Stanley-Boyd 2-1 22 9 Kansas City at Houston, 1 p.m. ARIZONA COYOTES — Signed G San Francisco 72 67 .518 8 and Michigan polls of the sea- ably won’t have the top vote of 10. Athens 3-0 14 NR Seattle at St. Louis, 1 p.m. ick (Carolina). Louis Domingue to a one-year contract. BOSTON RED SOX — Activated 2B Arizona 66 73 .475 14 son come out next week. all seven voters. Others receiving votes: 11, Cuba City 13. 12, Peca- Cleveland at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. NEW JERSEY DEVILS — Signed F San Diego 65 73 .471 14½ tonica/Argyle 10. 13, Alma Center Lincoln 4. 13, Eau Indianapolis at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Dustin Pedroia from the 15-day DL. Pierre-Luc Letourneau-Leblond to a one- It’ll be a good competition for But at this point in the sea- Recalled RHPs Jonathan Aro and Matt Colorado 57 80 .416 22 Claire Regis 4. 15, Ozaukee 2. 16, Ithaca 1. 16, Lake Miami at Washington, 1 p.m. year contract. Monday's Games the top spot in the U.P.Division son, they rarely do. Country Lutheran 1. 16, Almond-Bancroft 1. 16, Abbots- Carolina at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. Barnes from Pawtucket (IL). Selected the SOCCER NL EAST contract of LHP Rich Hill from Pawtucket. N.Y. Mets 8, Washington 5 ford 1. New Orleans at Arizona, 4:05 p.m. Major League Soccer Milwaukee 9, Miami 1 Detroit at San Diego, 4:05 p.m. CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Recalled COLUMBUS CREW SC — Loaned D INF Micah JohnsonAL from CharlotteEAST (IL). Cincinnati 3, Pittsburgh 1 Cincinnati at Oakland, 4:25 p.m. Sergio Campbell to Austin (USL). Chicago Cubs 9, St. Louis 0 Baltimore at Denver, 4:25 p.m. CLEVELAND INDIANS — Activated NEW YORK RED BULLS — Named RHP Carlos Carrasco from the 15-day Colorado 6, San Diego 4 2016 SCHEDULES Tennessee at Tampa Bay, 4:25 p.m. Amy Scheer chief commercial officer. Arizona 6, San Francisco 1 N.Y. Giants at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. DL. COLLEGE LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Recalled Atlanta 7, Philadelphia 2 Monday’s Games ALBANY (NY) — Named Taylor Frink L.A. Dodgers 7, L.A. Angels 5 3B Kyle Kubitza and OF Daniel Robertson July 1 at Tampa Bay July 1 at St. Louis Philadelphia at Atlanta, 7:10 p.m. women's assistant lacrosse coach. Tuesday's Games ATLANTA BRAVES FLORIDA MARLINS NEWYORK METS PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES WASHINGTON NATIONALS from Salt Lake (PCL) etroit igers July 2 at Tampa Bay ilwaukee July 2 at St. Louis Minnesota at San Francisco, 10:20 BUCKNELL — Named Jenna Petrucel- Philadelphia 5, Atlanta 0 2016 D t 2016 M OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Recalled July 3 at Tampa Bay July 3 at St. Louis p.m. li women's assistant lacrosse coach. N.Y. Mets 8, Washington 7 scheDule Brewers scheDule OF Craig Gentry and INF Max Muncy Times TBA NL CENTRALJuly 4 at Cleveland Times TBA July 4 at Washington Thursday, Sep. 17 LINCOLN MEMORIAL — Named Josh Miami 6, Milwaukee 4 from Nashville (IL). BALTIMORE ORIOLES BOSTON RED SOX April 5 at NEWMiami YORK YANKEES July 5 at Cleveland TAMPA BAY RAYSApril 4 San Francisco TORONTO BLUEJuly 5 JAYSat Washington Denver at Kansas City, 8:25 p.m. Epstein and Justin Haywood assistant Pittsburgh 7, Cincinnati 3 SEATTLE MARINERS — Recalled OF April 6 at Miami July 6 at Cleveland April 5 San Francisco July 6 at Washington Sunday, Sep. 20 baseball coaches and Kyle Floyd gradu- Chicago Cubs 8, St. Louis 5 James Jones and 1B-DH Jesus Montero, April 8 N.Y. Yankees July 7 at Toronto April 6 San Francisco July 8 St. Louis Tampa Bay at New Orleans, 1 p.m. ate assistant baseball coach. San Francisco 6, Arizona 2 from Tacoma (PCL). Selected the con- April 9 N.Y. Yankees July 8 at Toronto April 8 Houston July 9 St. Louis Detroit at Minnesota, 1 p.m. AL CENTRALMANHATTAN — Named Cat Clifford L.A. Dodgers at L.A. Angels tract of C Steven Baron and RHP JC April 10 N.Y. Yankees July 9 at Toronto April 9 Houston July 10 St. Louis Arizona at Chicago, 1 p.m. assistant softball coach. Colorado at San Diego Ramirez from Tacoma. Transferred LHP April 11 Pittsburgh July 10 at Toronto April 10 Houston July 15 at Cincinnati Houston at Carolina, 1 p.m. SETON HALL — Named Grant Wednesday's Games Charlie Furbush to 60-day DL. April 12 Pittsburgh July 15 Kansas City April 11 at St. Louis July 16 at Cincinnati San Francisco at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. Billmeier men's assistant basketball Chicago Cubs (Lester 9-10) at St. Louis National League April 13 at Pittsburgh July 16 Kansas City April 13 at St. Louis July 17 at Cincinnati New England at Buffalo, 1 p.m. coach. (C.Martinez 13-7), 1:45 p.m. April 14 at Pittsburgh April 14 at St. Louis ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — CHICAGO CUBSJuly 17 Kansas City CINCINNATI REDS MILWAUKEE BREWERS July 19 at PittsburghPITTSBURGH PIRATES ST. LOUIS CARDINALS San Diego at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. SIENA — Named Peter Larson volun- Atlanta (Teheran 9-7) at Philadelphia Recalled RHP Jhoulys Chacin, RHP Allen April 15 at Houston July 18 Minnesota April 15 at Pittsburgh July 20 at Pittsburgh Tennessee at Cleveland, 1 p.m. teer assistant baseball coach. (D.Buchanan 2-7), 7:05 p.m. Webster, INF-OF Jamie Romak and LHP April 16 at Houston July 19 Minnesota April 16 at Pittsburgh July 21 at Pittsburgh Atlanta at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. WINTHROP — Named Michael How- N.Y. Mets (deGrom 12-7) at Washing- NL WEST Andrew Chafin from Reno (PCL) and OF April 17 at Houston July 20 Minnesota April 17 at Pittsburgh July 22 Chicago Cubs St. Louis at Washington, 1 p.m. land director of men's basketball opera- ton (Strasburg 8-6), 7:05 p.m. Socrates Brito Mobile (SL). Purchased April 19 at Kansas City July 21 at Chicago White Sox April 18 at Minnesota July 23 Chicago Cubs Baltimore at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. tions. Milwaukee (A.Pena 1-0) at Miami the contract of OF Peter O'Brien from April 20 at Kansas City July 22 at Chicago White Sox April 19 at Minnesota July 24 Chicago Cubs Miami at Jacksonville, 4:05 p.m. (Koehler 8-13), 7:10 p.m. Reno. Placed RHP Evan MarshallCHICAGO on the WHITE SOX CLEVELAND INDIANS April 21 at KansasDETROIT City TIGERS July 23 at Chicago WhiteKANSAS Sox CITY ROYALSApril 20 Minnesota MINNESOTAJuly TWINS 25 Arizona Dallas at Philadelphia, 4:25 p.m. Baseball Pittsburgh (Happ 4-1) at Cincinnati 60-day DL. April 22 Cleveland July 24 at Chicago White Sox April 21 Minnesota July 26 Arizona Seattle at Green Bay, 8:30 p.m. (Sampson 2-3), 7:10 p.m. CHICAGO CUBS — Activated RHP April 23 Cleveland July 25 at Boston April 22 Philadelphia July 27 Arizona Monday, Sep. 21 Colorado (Rusin 5-7) at San Diego Neil Ramirez fromAL the WEST 15-day DL. April 24 Cleveland July 26 at Boston April 23 Philadelphia July 28 Arizona N.Y. Jets at Indianapolis, 8:30 p.m. (Shields 10-6), 9:10 p.m. Recalled RHP Yoervis Medina from Iowa Merican eague April 25 Oakland July 27 at Boston April 24 Philadelphia July 29 Pittsburgh a All Times lEDT San Francisco (Heston 11-9) at Arizona op (PCL). April 26 Oakland July 29 Houston April 26 at Chicago Cubs July 30 Pittsburgh The Top ap t 25 teams in The25 Associated East Division (Godley 4-1), 9:40 p.m. ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS COLORADO ROCKIES LOS ANGELES DODGERS SAN DIEGO PADRES SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS CINCINNATI REDS — Reinstated OF April 27 Oakland July 30 Houston April 27 at Chicago Cubs July 31 Pittsburgh Press college football poll, with first-place W L Pct GB L.A. Dodgers (Latos 4-9) at L.A. Angels Brennan Boesch and CF Billy Hamilton April 28 Oakland July 31 Houston April 28 at Chicago Cubs Aug. 1 at San Diego votes in parentheses, records through Toronto 79 59 .572 — (Richards 13-10), 10:05 p.m. from the 15-day DL. Recalled LHP Tony April 29 at Minnesota Aug. 2 Chicago White Sox April 29 Miami Aug. 2 at San Diego Sept. 7, total points based on 25 points for New York 77 60 .562 1½ Thursday's Games Cingrani, LHP Brandon Finnegan, RHP April 30 at Minnesota Aug. 3 Chicago White Sox April 30 Miami Aug. 3 at San Diego a first-place vote through one point for a Tampa Bay 67 71 .486 12 Colorado at San Diego, 3:40 p.m. Josh Smith and INF/OF Kristopher May 1 at Minnesota Aug. 4 Chicago White Sox May 1 Miami Aug. 5 at Arizona 25th-place vote, and previous ranking: Baltimore 66 72 .478 13 Chicago Cubs at Philadelphia, 7:05 Negron from Louisville (IL). May 3 at Cleveland Aug. 5 N.Y.MLB Mets NL LOGOS 022714: 2014May National 2 L.A. Angels These logos are providedAug. 6to at you Arizona for use in an editorial news context only. Record Pts Pv Boston 65 73 .471 14 p.m. COLORADO ROCKIES — Reinstated May 4 at Cleveland Aug. 6 N.Y.League Mets team logos; stand-alone;May various 3 L.A. 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May 14 San Diego Aug. 19 at Seattle Williams vs. Williams, Venus Serena called their unique sib- "That would be huge, not just May 16 Minnesota Aug. 19 Boston May 15 San Diego Aug. 20 at Seattle gave Serena all she could handle. ling rivalry "the greatest story in for me, but for my family, just for May 17 Minnesota Aug. 20 Boston May 17 Chicago Cubs Aug. 21 at Seattle May 18 Minnesota Aug. 21 Boston May 18 Chicago Cubs Aug. 22 Colorado And when Serena took control tennis," and who would argue? A what it represents and how hard May 20 Tampa Bay Aug. 23 at Minnesota May 19 Chicago Cubs Aug. 23 Colorado down the stretch to emerge with a couple of kids taught by their Dad we have worked and where we May 21 Tampa Bay Aug. 24 at Minnesota May 20 at N.Y. Mets Aug. 24 Colorado May 22 Tampa Bay May 21 at N.Y. Mets 6-2, 1-6, 6-3 victory in a well- on cement courts in Compton, Cal- come from. So it would be a Aug. 25 at Minnesota Aug. 25 Pittsburgh May 23 Philadelphia Aug. 26 L.A. Angels May 22 at N.Y. Mets Aug. 26 Pittsburgh played U.S. Open quarterfinal, ifornia, making it all the way to moment for our family," said the May 24 Philadelphia Aug. 27 L.A. Angels May 24 at Atlanta Aug. 27 Pittsburgh allowing her to continue pursuing the top. 23rd-seeded Venus, who is 15 May 25 Philadelphia Aug. 28 L.A. Angels May 25 at Atlanta Aug. 28 Pittsburgh May 27 at Oakland May 26 at Atlanta the first calendar-year Grand With two more match wins, the months older. "But at the same Aug. 29 Chicago White Sox Aug. 29 St. Louis May 28 at Oakland Aug. 30 Chicago White Sox May 27 Cincinnati Aug. 30 St. Louis Slam in more than a quarter-cen- No. 1-ranked Serena would time, if it doesn't happen it's not May 29 at Oakland Aug. 31 Chicago White Sox May 28 Cincinnati Aug. 31 St. Louis tury, a smiling Venus wrapped become the first player since Stef- going to make or break you. We May 30 at L.A. Angels Sept. 2 at Kansas City May 29 Cincinnati Sept. 2 at Pittsburgh May 31 at L.A. Angels Sept. 3 at Kansas City May 30 St. Louis Sept. 3 at Pittsburgh both arm around her little sister fi Graf in 1988 to collect all four don't have anything to prove. She June 1 at L.A. Angels Sept. 4 at Kansas City May 31 St. Louis Sept. 4 at Pittsburgh for a warm hug at the net and Grand Slam titles in a single sea- has nothing to prove. She's really June 3 Chicago White Sox Sept. 5 at Chicago White Sox June 1 St. Louis Sept. 5 Chicago Cubs June 4 Chicago White Sox June 2 at Philadelphia whispered, "So happy for you." son. Plus, if she can win what the best ever." Sept. 6 at Chicago White Sox Sept. 6 Chicago Cubs June 5 Chicago White Sox Sept. 7 at Chicago White Sox June 3 at Philadelphia Sept. 7 Chicago Cubs "Obviously we are very, very would be her fourth U.S. Open in Serena is 16-11 in their all-in- June 6 Toronto Sept. 9 Baltimore June 4 at Philadelphia Sept. 8 at St. Louis tough competitors on the court," a row, and seventh overall, she the-family matches, including 9-5 June 7 Toronto Sept. 10 Baltimore June 5 at Philadelphia Sept. 9 at St. Louis June 8 Toronto June 7 Oakland Serena said later, "but once the would equal Graf with 22 major in majors and 3-2 at the U.S. Sept. 11 Baltimore Sept. 10 at St. Louis June 10 at N.Y. Yankees Sept. 12 Minnesota June 8 Oakland Sept. 11 at St. Louis match is over, the second it's done, championships, the most in the Open. June 11 at N.Y. Yankees Sept. 13 Minnesota June 9 N.Y. Mets Sept. 12 at Cincinnati June 12 at N.Y. Yankees Sept. 14 Minnesota June 10 N.Y. Mets Sept. 13 at Cincinnati June 13 at Chicago White Sox Sept. 15 Minnesota June 11 N.Y. Mets Sept. 14 at Cincinnati June 14 at Chicago White Sox Sept. 16 at Cleveland June 12 N.Y. Mets Sept. 15 at Chicago Cubs But Korpi nailed a big ace too and then a kill June 15 at Chicago White Sox Sept. 17 at Cleveland June 13 at San Francisco Sept. 16 at Chicago Cubs Volleyball June 16 at Kansas City June 14 at San Francisco down the middle as Wakefield won 25-14. Sept. 18 at Cleveland Sept. 17 at Chicago Cubs June 17 at Kansas City June 15 at San Francisco In game three, Wakefield rained down aces, tips Sept. 20 at Minnesota Sept. 18 at Chicago Cubs June 18 at Kansas City Sept. 21 at Minnesota June 16 at L.A. Dodgers Sept. 20 Pittsburgh and kills that Bessemer could not handle. With the June 19 at Kansas City Sept. 22 at Minnesota June 17 at L.A. Dodgers Sept. 21 Pittsburgh From page 7 match no longer riding in the balance, Korpi aced June 20 Seattle Sept. 23 Kansas City June 18 at L.A. Dodgers Sept. 22 Pittsburgh the net. The game went back and forth until Wake- June 21 Seattle Sept. 24 Kansas City June 19 at L.A. Dodgers Sept. 23 Cincinnati the Cardinals to go up 21-2 and Delich served out June 22 Seattle June 21 at Oakland field opened up a 12-8 advantage. Sept. 25 Kansas City Sept. 24 Cincinnati the final four points. June 23 Seattle Sept. 26 Cleveland June 22 at Oakland Sept. 25 Cincinnati Hallee and Kassidee Yon hit kills down the mid- In the junior varsity match, the Cardinals June 24 Cleveland Sept. 27 Cleveland June 24 Washington Sept. 26 at Texas dle and cross-court, but Lynch responded again June 25 Cleveland Sept. 28 Cleveland June 25 Washington Sept. 27 at Texas defeated Bessemer two games to one. June 26 Cleveland Sept. 29 Cleveland June 26 Washington Sept. 28 at Texas with a good block and a kill down the middle a few Bessemer and W-M will play Lake Linden in June 28 Miami Sept. 30 at Atlanta June 28 L.A. Dodgers Sept. 30 at Colorado June 29 Miami June 29 L.A. Dodgers minutes later. Bessemer on Thursday. Oct. 1 at Atlanta Oct. 1 at Colorado June 30 at Tampa Bay Oct. 2 at Atlanta June 30 L.A. Dodgers Oct. 2 at Colorado l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2015 9 DEFLOCKED Is it wrong to teach kids to kiss on lips? Dear Annie: I see many par- wrong you are doing. ents teach their children, from a Please let the children love us. young age, to kiss on the lips. Do My son’s children are being part- you feel this is correct? For some reason, I am uncom- ly raised by another man and I fortable with this. I was raised in thank him for loving and treat- a family where you always kissed Annie’s ing them like his own. I wish you on the cheek, whether it was Mailbox and your family could think the your brother, sister or parents. same way. I would be interested in what We cannot change the past, your readers have to say. — Those who were brought up to but we can move forward in a Maine kiss on the cheeks would natu- MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM This is not an positive fashion. Dear Maine: rally find it awkward, and you issue of “correct.” It is about fam- I hope you will do this for the certainly don’t have to do it. ily custom. As long as there is Our oldest son children. — Grandma from nothing salacious about the kiss- Dear Annie: married the most wonderful ing, it is perfectly OK to kiss Guam woman. “Kate” has two children family members on the lips if Dear Grandma: How sad for this is how you have been raised. from a previous marriage, ages 8 those children that their father and 3, both of whom we love and his parents are so filled with dearly. jealousy and resentment that Our son has three children YOUR from his previous marriage and they use the grandchildren as Kate loves them like her own. weapons and are willing to dam- HOROSCOPE The problem is Kate’s ex-hus- age them emotionally. band and his parents. This is an We hope Kate is keeping a BORN LOSER open letter to them: written record of these accusa- We love the children just as tions and rumors. you do. As a grandmother, I would want only the most loving If necessary, she should take and nurturing relationships for her ex to court. This could affect all of my grandchildren. his visitation rights and those of EUGENIA LAST When you spread nasty his parents. Such toxic people rumors and sick lies and plant should not have access to young poison in people’s minds, you are children. Your Birthday not only hurting us. You are Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2015 hurting your grandchildren. ——— You make the children feel Annie’s Mailbox is written It’s time to make up your mind. that they need to choose between by Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Stop procrastinating and start making us. You make them feel conflict- ALLEY OOP choices and taking action. Don’t get Sugar, longtime editors of the left behind just because you are afraid ed and they shut themselves off. Ann Landers column. And let me tell you what your to make a move. Challenges will help Please email your questions to you grow and strengthen you mentally, slanderous words about my son physically and emotionally. Focus on do: You have managed to destroy [email protected], or making your life meaningful. with your poison any potentially write to: Annie’s Mailbox, c/o VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — Take healthy and loving relationship Creators Syndicate, 737 3rd an interest in the world around you via he can have with these kids. travel or cultural events. Expanding Street, Hermosa Beach, CA When you tell your little circle your interests and knowledge will lead 90254. You can also find Annie of friends that you are “con- to new friendships. on Facebook at LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — When cerned he might molest the Facebook.com/AskAnnies. given an opportunity, discuss your grandchildren,” what exactly are concepts with someone you’d like to you trying to accomplish besides To find out more about partner with. Combined experience satisfying your selfish, insecure Annie’s Mailbox and read fea- will allow you to form a solid presenta- FOR BETTER OR WORSE feelings? He is terrified to be left tures by other Creators Syndi- tion and gain the support required to alone with them, knowing what advance. cate writers and cartoonists, visit your false accusations can lead SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — the Creators Syndicate Web page to. Don’t waste your time worrying about at creators.com. what others are saying or doing. You I hope you will see this letter have much more important things to and recognize that it is meant for COPYRIGHT 2015 CRE- focus on. Take care of unfinished busi- you, and that you will fix the ATORS.COM ness, tasks and responsibilities. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) — Good fortune is heading your way, and although changes in your financial DAILY GLOBE CROSSWORD position are imminent, don’t make the mistake of spending money you haven’t earned yet. Love is in the air. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — FRANK & ERNEST Personal issues will be on your mind, but legal, medical or financial matters must remain a priority. Negative reper- cussions are likely if you don’t keep your important documents up to date. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) — It’s possible that someone is trying to take advantage of you. Be extra cau- tious about what you say to whom. Until you have all the facts, you are best off keeping your distance. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) — Take a stand and speak up. Make the most of business meetings and pro- fessional functions. You can advance GET FUZZY your career if you present your find- ings in a helpful and tactful manner. ARIES (March 21-April 19) — Your intuition will help you make the most opportune choices. You have the knowledge, creativity and dedication necessary to rise to the top. Don’t hold back. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — A small misunderstanding will become a big problem if you don’t deal with it quickly. Compromise is key. Being stubborn or demanding will only add to the dilemma. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) — Put BEETLE BAILEY your heart and soul into whatever tasks you face. Your instincts will be right on the money, and you can make headway if you present your ideas to the right audience. CANCER (June 21-July 22) — Play fair and don’t try to blame others for your mistakes. You will have to make amends if arrogant behavior or emotional outbursts have caused dis- sent at home. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — It’s time to shake up your routine. You can be the star of the show if you play your cards right, so go ahead and make changes that will challenge the com- ZITS petition.

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Teco’s stock rose $5.27, ly Tuesday as traders weighed The country’s exports shrank or 25 percent, to $26.34. continuing supply concerns © 2015 UFS, Dist. by Universal Uclick for UFS 5.5 percent last month compared Meredith jumped $4.53, or 9.9 against the possibility of rising BRIDGE with a year earlier, while percent, to $50.47 after agreeing demand in the U.S. US. crude imports tumbled 13.8 percent. to be acquired by rival media fell 11 cents to close at $45.94 a August’s figures were hit by dis- PHILLIP company Media General. barrel in New York. Brent ruption from a massive explo- The deal news was a good Crude, a benchmark for interna- ALDER sion at the busy Tianjin port and sign for investors because it sig- tional oils used by many U.S. government-enforced factory naled that executives and refineries, rose $1.89 to close at shutdowns in the run-up to a investors still believe that stock $49.52 in London, reversing huge military parade in Beijing prices are at reasonable levels, Monday’s steep decline. last week. China’s trade has said Quincy Krosby, a market In other futures trading on been weak for months, reflecting strategist for Prudential Finan- the NYMEX: muted global demand and a cial. — Wholesale gasoline fell 1.6 domestic slowdown. “We expect to see more deals, cents to close at $1.402 a gallon. AILY LOBE Despite the disappointing and the more deals that are — Heating oil fell 0.2 cent to D G reports, China’s Shanghai Com- announced the more helpful it close at $1.594 a gallon. SUDOKU posite Index jumped 2.9 percent will be,” said Krosby. — Natural gas rose 5.5 cents Sudoku is a number-placing puzzle in a rebound from losses earlier By Dave Green In Europe, Germany’s DAX to close at $2.710 per 1,000 cubic based on a 9x9 grid with several in the day. A big slump in the advanced 1.6 percent, Britain’s feet. given numbers. The object is to place 4 9 1 the numbers 1 to 9 in the empty 6 squares so that each row, each col- United CEO Jeff Smisek steps down amid federal investigation 1 3 9 umn and each 3x3 box contains the NEW YORK (AP) — The home. defense, prosecution or conduct same number only once. chairman and CEO of United United began an about twice- of any claims or investigations 3 4 The difficulty Airlines is stepping down in con- weekly direct flight from Newark which relate to events or occur- level of the Conceptis Sudoku nection with an investigation to Columbia that began after rences that transpired” while increases from Monday to Saturday. into the airline’s dealings with Samson became chairman and Smisek was employed. 8 4 6 9 2 the former chairman of the agen- was canceled days after he Samson, a former state attor- Answer to previous puzzle cy that operates New York-area resigned last year. ney general in New Jersey, head- 3 airports. Smisek was CEO of Continen- ed Gov. Chris Christie’s transi- 9 4 8 2 6 3 1 7 5 United Continental Holdings tal Airlines before it merged with tion team and was appointed 6 1 9 2 7 8 5 1 5 2 7 9 4 3 6 8 Inc. said Tuesday that Jeff United in 2010. He has been chairman of the Port Authority 3 6 7 8 5 1 2 4 9 Smisek and two other senior under pressure for several years by Christie in in 2011. He executives had resigned and rail- as United was slower than Delta resigned in March 2014, several 6 9 7 2 9 1 8 6 5 3 4 road executive Oscar Munoz was Air Lines to return to profitabili- months after the scandal sur- 5 3 4 9 2 7 6 8 1 named CEO and president. ty and also suffered several rounding politically motivated 8 1 6 4 3 5 7 9 2 United disclosed earlier this embarrassing computer outages, lane closures at the George 4 7 year that the company and some the latest in June and July, that Washington Bridge the previous 2 8 1 3 7 9 4 5 6 of its executives had received led to large numbers of delays September. subpoenas from a federal grand and canceled flights. Munoz was a United board 6 9 5 2015 Conceptis Puzzles, Dist. by King Features Syndicate, Inc. 4 7 5 6 1 8 9 2 3 jury for information about its A filing Tuesday with the member and chief operating offi- 6 9 3 5 4 2 8 1 7 2015 Conceptis Puzzles, Dist. by King Features Syndicate, Inc. Difficulty Level 9/09 dealings with the Port Authority Securities and Exchange Com- cer at freight railroad CSX Corp. Difficulty Level 9/08 of New York and New Jersey. mission described the terms of Another director, Henry L. United said it was conducting its Smisek’s separation agreement. Meyer III, was named non-execu- own internal investigation. He’ll receive a separation pay- tive chairman. AAsskk DDooccttoorr KK Former Port Authority chair- ment in the amount of In a letter to employees, man David Samson’s activities $4,875,000, and remain eligible Munoz said that executive vice have been subject of document for a pro-rated bonus. Smisek president Nene Foxhall and IMPROVED HEART HEALTH HELPS requests from the U.S. attorney’s will have health insurance until senior vice president Mark office in New Jersey, including his is eligible for Medicare, and Anderson also stepped down. TREAT ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION Samson’s votes on United Air- maintain flight benefits and Both oversaw government affairs lines projects at Newark Airport parking privileges for the at the Chicago-based airline. By Anthony L. Komaroff, M.D. at the same time United was remainder of his lifetime. He also Munoz said the company had restarting flights from Newark to gets to keep his company car. an “incredible opportunity” to Columbia, South Carolina, near Smisek also agreed to cooper- increase earnings and improve DEAR DOCTOR K: My doctor says my comes firm. (I've put an illustration of this If your ED is due to vascular disease, tak- where Samson has a vacation ate fully with United “in the the flying experience. erectile dysfunction is most likely caused process on my website, ing steps to improve your heart health by vascular disease. Can you explain the AskDoctorK.com.) might also help your ED. These steps in- connection? Erections depend on the blood vessels clude not smoking, exercising regularly, DEAR READER: Erectile dysfunction that serve the penis. So it's not surprising eating a healthy diet and maintaining a Longtime AP executive James W. Mangan dies at age 87 (ED) -- trouble attaining and sustaining that vascular disease, which affects blood healthy weight. Carefully controlling an erection -- is quite common in men vessels, is the leading cause of ED. blood sugar, blood pressure and blood DALLAS (AP) — James W. challenges to Jim. He did well in served as a vice president in over age 40. Why, you might ask, would The most common type of vascular dis- cholesterol levels all can help prevent Mangan, whose 36-year career every one of them,” said Louis D. charge of membership in New nature (evolution) not preserve some- ease is atherosclerosis, which occurs ED. with The Associated Press Boccardi, former AP president York City from 1978 until his thing so important to the continued exis- when fatty deposits build up on artery We have more powerful medicines today tence of the human race? The average included covering President John and CEO. retirement on Jan. 1, 1989. walls. This narrows and clogs artery walls to control these conditions than were F. Kennedy’s assassination and James Mangan started with “He rose to the top revenue life expectancy throughout most of and limits blood flow through them. Ath- available when I was a medical student. human history has been less than 50 erosclerosis can occur not only in the ar- Yes, some of the blood pressure medi- getting an exclusive interview AP in San Francisco in 1952 and position in AP as a corporate vice years. Guys, we were not built to last! teries of the heart and brain, but also in cines sometimes can also cause ED. with a former Texas election went to work at the World Ser- president, but his heart never To understand how vascular (blood ves- arteries throughout the body -- including However, making adjustments in these judge who said he certified vices operation in New York in left the newsroom. He was also sel) disease can cause ED, you need to those leading to the penis. medicines often improves the problem. enough fictitious ballots to steal 1954. He went to Dallas as assis- indispensable as a mentor to understand how an erection occurs. Dur- Another common cause of ED is dia- Finally, we now also have treatments for a 1948 primary runoff election tant bureau chief in 1963 and many future AP reporters and ing an erection, arteries supplying blood betes. Men with diabetes are two to three ED, such as sildenafil (Viagra), tadalafil for the U.S. Senate for Lyndon B. was among those who covered managers,” said John O. Lump- to the penis relax and widen. As the ar- times more likely to experience ED than (Cialis) and vardenafil (Levitra). Johnson, has died. Mangan, who the Kennedy assassination. In kin, the AP’s former vice presi- teries relax, blood floods the penis men without the disease. (Dr. Komaroff is a physician & professor through two central arteries. These arter- spent the last decade of his AP 1965 he became the bureau chief dent for newspaper markets and Diabetes can cause ED in at least two at Harvard Medical School. To send ies run through two flexible cylinders that career as vice president in charge in New Orleans before returning a former Dallas chief of bureau. ways. It can harm the nerves that instruct questions, go to AskDoctorK.com, or run the length of the penis. Thousands of of membership, was 87. to Dallas, where he served as Boccardi said Mangan took the arteries in the penis to widen and write: Ask Doctor K, 10 Shattuck St., tiny spaces inside these cylinders fill with send more blood. And it can increase a Second Floor, Boston, MA 02115.) Andrew Mangan said his bureau chief from 1969-1977. He the helm in dealing with mem- blood. person's tendency to develop vascular COPYRIGHT 2014 father died of a heart ailment moved to Europe in 1977 to head bers at a transitional time in the THE PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS OF At the same time, veins carrying blood disease, which also restricts blood flow to Friday while playing tennis in AP’s operations in Germany, company. away from the penis clamp down. As a HARVARD COLLEGE the penis. High blood pressure and high DISTRIBUTED BY UNIVERSAL UCLICK San Antonio. Switzerland and Eastern “It was a period where UPI result, more blood remains inside the cholesterol also increase a person's ten- FOR UFS “If you look at his career histo- Europe. (United Press International) was penis. 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NASA officials con- er can’t wait to see the soon-to- pare his experience in orbit with sider the yearlong mission a nec- be-released movie. a Mars trip. essary step as the agency looks NASA astronaut Kjell Lind- “For the folks who go to Mars, ahead to even longer Mars expe- gren said Tuesday from the especially the first time, it’s ditions sometime in the 2030s. International Space Station that going to be such an incredible With its sights set on the red both he and crewmate Scott destination and event that planet, NASA is embracing “The Kelly have read the novel by they’re going to be really Martian” — and vice versa. Andy Weir. Lindgren told psyched up for getting there,” Like Kelly, Damon recently reporters he really enjoyed the Kelly said. “I’m not saying I’m signed up to have his name sent book and hopes to get a copy of not psyched up for the rest of to Mars aboard NASA’s next lan- the film beamed up to orbit on this. But in some ways, almost der, named InSight. The space- Oct. 2, the day of release, or being halfway through, a lot of craft is due to launch next March shortly thereafter. what we’re going to be doing is and arrive at Mars next Septem- The astronauts chatted with very similar to what we’ve ber. Posing with his “boarding the star of the film, Matt Damon, already done.” pass” to the red planet, Kelly last month by phone. They called A Mars crew also won’t have noted in a tweet over the week- the actor — who portrays fiction- people coming and going, as is end that in the time he’s already al astronaut Mark Watney, currently the case at the space spent in orbit, he’d be almost to Associated Press who’s mistakenly left for dead on station. Mars. He and Kornienko took off RON CAVIANI leads students through practice as the Tri-State Youth Orchestra prepares to kick off its 19th Mars — while he was touring Jet Nine men from four countries from Kazakhstan in March. performance season at the Huntington Renaissance Center in Huntington, W.Va. Propulsion Laboratory in are aboard the orbiting lab until NASA’s “boarding passes” to Pasadena, California. Friday, when three of them — Mars, via the InSight lander, “That was a neat conversa- representing Russia, Kaza- were available online until 11:59 Huntington student orchestra tion,” Lindgren recalled during a khstan and Denmark — will p.m. Eastern Time Tuesday, space-to-ground news confer- return to Earth. Sept. 8. As of noon, the sign-up prepares for 19th season ence. “It was certainly fun for Kelly and Russian Mikhail sheet exceeded 765,000.

HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (AP) southern Ohio did not have tionships with her best friends — It could be a scene from a strings,” he said. “It’s limited in have blossomed while in the Williams to return to Miss America after 3 decades movie. Kentucky. ... So I thought, ‘let’s orchestra, and it’s made her ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) Morning America.” ‘’That’s one of sold more than 7 million records More than a dozen 13- to 19- get a string orchestra so these want to make music a part of her — Three decades after she gave the problems I’ve had to deal worldwide and has scored No. 1 year-olds fill a funky, old class- kids can play.’ That was the future. up the crown amid a nude photo with in my career, not only being and Top 10 hits on various Bill- room in the basement of the old fundamental reason for it, to “I’ll play until I can’t any- scandal, Vanessa Williams is a Miss America, but being a board album and singles charts, Huntington High School. Not give these kids a place to prac- more,” she said. “I’m also consid- returning to the Miss America scandalous Miss America.” including pop, dance, R&B, adult only are they bubbling with tice.” ering a minor in music.” pageant. Sam Haskell, executive chair- contemporary, holiday, Latin, excitement and camaraderie, It also exposes the students to John Ross, a clarinet player The Miss America Organiza- man and CEO of the Miss Amer- Gospel and jazz. they each hold an instrument things they otherwise might not and senior at Cabell Midland, tion, Dick Clark Productions and ica Organization, said his friend- Her work has been honored by not typically seen anywhere, let be exposed to, like professional said through the program, he the ABC television network ship with Williams predated the 4 Emmy nominations; 17 Gram- alone Appalachia. arrangements of music and pro- has been able to learn music the- announced Tuesday they are turmoil caused by the release of my nominations (of which 11 As they pick up their violins, fessional grade instruments. ory, which is not offered in the bringing back the award-win- the photos. were for her individually); a Tony violas, cellos and basses, you get “A few years ago the National schools. ning actress and singer to serve “I have been friends with nomination, 3 Screen Actors the feeling something special is Symphony Orchestra came “It should be,” Ross said. “It as head judge for the 2016 com- Vanessa for 32 years,” he told Guild award nominations; 7 about to happen. through and did a master class makes you a better musician and petition. It begins Tuesday and The Associated Press. “When the NAACP Image Awards; and a Then they play, and the sound with us,” Caviani said. “We were a better person, and you’re able culminates in the crowning of the photos were published, there Golden Globe, Grammy and an of strings fills the room. doing Dvorak’s 5th Symphony to discern aspects of music both next Miss America on Sunday. were people urging her to fight, Oscar for Best Original Song for Aug. 27 was the first practice and it was the same one they in your playing and listening.” Williams, the first African- but close supporters knew if she her platinum single “Colors of of the Tri-State Youth Orches- were doing. It was the cellist Ross said he credits all his American Miss America, won the lost that fight that she would be the Wind,” from the Disney film tra, which is now going into its player, he sat down and said success to the orchestra. title in 1984 but resigned after completely removed from the his- “Pocahontas.” 19th year. ‘OK, let’s see what you’ve got,’ The program is funded Penthouse magazine published tory books.” She also starred on the TV “It’s immersive,” said Caralee and he opened (the student’s) through grants and donations, sexually explicit photographs of Haskell has been trying for a shows “Ugly Betty” and “Desper- Casto, a cellist and senior at book and said, ‘Hey, we’re doing which Caviani said are always her taken several years earlier. decade to bring Williams back to ate Housewives.” Cabell Midland High School. “As that!’ Everything changed. This welcome. Membership fees are She went on to have a success- the Miss America stage, but this Williams co-starred with Cice- opposed to high school class guy was pro and he was sitting $50, which mainly fund music ful career in film, television, was the first year the logistics ly Tyson and Cuba Gooding Jr. in where you’re sitting with a with a kid from Huntington, purchases. music and Broadway. could be arranged. Broadway’s “The Trip To Bounti- bunch of other kids who don’t West Virginia, reading his The orchestra will have per- “It was two drastically differ- “Vanessa’s career speaks for ful” in 2013. She returned to the know what’s going on, this, you music. ‘Here, this is how I do formances toward the end of ent images — that was the issue. itself, with all the success that Great White Way the next year jump right into really hard stuff. this,’ and ‘How do you do that?’ October, and the first Sunday in It was Miss America, who is real- she has had,” Haskell said. “Her in the musical “After Midnight.” It’s sink or swim. It’s like learn- It was so cool.” December will be the annual ly kind of untouched and not return as a huge success is a way She joins pageant hosts Chris ing a new language. For me, it He said there has to be a bit of Christmas performance. reality, and then there was this for us all to move forward and Harrison and Brooke Burke- meant getting closer to my music discipline, but most important is The orchestra rehearses every woman in the picture that was put the past behind us. It’s truly Charvet, music curator Nick and getting better. I get to do to have fun with the music. Thursday from 6:30 to 9 p.m. in the polar opposite of purity, and I an honor to welcome her back to Jonas and celebrity judges Brett what I love, and I get to do it “School has so many rules the basement classroom of the was a normal kid in the middle,” the Miss America Pageant.” Eldredge, Taya Kyle, Danica with a bunch of people who that you have to follow, but we ARTS Renaissance Center on Williams said in an interview Since her 1988 debut album, McKellar, Kevin O’Leary, Amy aren’t just here for kicks.” all just sit and talk about the 8th Street in Huntington. broadcast Tuesday on “Good “The Right Stuff,” Williams has Purdy and Zendaya. Directed by Ron Caviani, the music,” he said. orchestra is comprised of stu- As enthusiastic Caviani is dents from area West Virginia, about his orchestra, the mem- Ohio and Kentucky schools. The bers are equally, if not more, practices will be just strings excited. until the end of October and “It’s been amazing,” said Ali- then auditions for vacant seats cia Pelfrey, a violist and fresh- in the brass, wind and percus- man at Marshall University. sion sections will take place. “Everyone is so positive. It’s “It’s a satisfying job,” said really cool because you can hear Caviani, who started the non- all the different parts just sitting profit program after similar pro- in that room.” grams failed at the high schools. Pelfrey, who has been a mem- “I knew that the schools in ber for three years, said her rela-

Final show at beloved outdoor Shakespeare theater CEDAR CITY, Utah (AP) — built in the old space,” Adams The Utah Shakespeare Festival said after the ceremony. is closing the curtain for good at Cedar City Mayor Maile Wil- its main outdoor theater that’s son said before the play that it’s been open for 44 years as the been bittersweet. popular event prepares to move “It’s exciting to know next next year into a new venue. season will be across the street The final show in the Adams in the new theater,” he said. Shakespearean Theatre was Festival executive director R. held Saturday night in Cedar Scott Phillips spoke to the audi- City, the Spectrum newspaper in ence after the show, noting the St. George reported. presence of Max Anderson, the At the end of the perfor- 88-year-old architect who mance, cast members joined 84- designed the building. Whitecap Mountain Skye Golf year-old festival founder Fred C. Phillips said the theater was 135 E. AURORA ST. PHONE Adams on stage, holding can- built piece by piece from 1971 to IRONWOOD, MI JEWELERS 906-932-5679 dles. Adams had remained 1977. High Summer Special involved with the day-to-day “It’s an extraordinary place to August through September operations of the theater since share storytelling,” he said. “The its founding. lights will dim shortly, and a The beloved theater is a repli- new light will happen for all of ForFor WorkersWorkers && ShirkersShirkers ca of the Shakespeare’s Globe us.” Chair Lift & Elevator Ride • Ironwood, MI Theater in London. The accuracy Saturday night’s ceremony TTHEHE TTWILIGHTWILIGHT ZZONEONE of its design made it the film site was the theater’s final farewell, • #1 Attraction in the Upper Peninsula 3PM until Dusk for a BBC series, but sun and and was dedicated to the Bard’s • World’s Largest Ski Jump - 26 stories 3PM until Dusk rains have damaged the wooden histories. A previous ceremony • Midwest’s premier vista - overlooks structure. The design also limits was devoted to Shakespearean $$ 0000 2,500 square miles 45 technology that the festival can comedy, while another celebrat- 45 use. ed the tragedies. • See three states INCLUDES:INCLUDES: SANDWICHSANDWICH BUFFETBUFFET The new Engelstad Theatre is The Beverly Taylor Sorenson • Michigan Registered Historical Site under construction nearby. It is Center for the Arts is being built • Gift and souvenir shop part of a $38.5 million center for on the same lot as the festival’s the arts. indoor Randall L. Jones Theatre Starting Sept 9-Mid Oct: “I am convinced that we’re and will house the new outdoor Wed - Sun 12:30-4:30 Central Time going to be able to build memo- performance stage as well as the (715) 561-2227 www.skyegolf.com Visit www.copperpeak.com or call 906.932.3500 for details. ries in the new space that are future Southern Utah Museum every bit as special as those we of Art.