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SPORTS • 9 DAILY GLOBE Monday, November 26, 2018 Few snow showers yourdailyglobe.com | High: 20 | Low: 13 | Details, page 2 THE FACE OF WINTER HIT, ski team celebrate Miller’s winter magic By RALPH ANSAMI formula of skiers riding big [email protected] mountains on plenty of IRONWOOD – It was powder, died in January at fitting that the Warren age 93 at his home on Miller tribute movie “The Orcas Island in Puget Face of Winter” on Satur- Sound, near Seattle. day kicked off a week of It was the fourth year of Jack Frost Festival events, Warren Miller movies as sticky snow was falling being featured at the the- across the Gogebic Range. ater and last year’s movie The tribute to the man brought out 435 people. It who made winter magic on appeared that the energetic film was released in Octo- Saturday night crowd ber, directed by Chris Pat- might eclipse that mark. terson. It premiered Satur- Theater-goers received day night on the big screen promotional winter litera- Ralph Ansami/Daily Globe at the Historic Ironwood A GOGEBIC Range Trail Authority groomer parked outside the Histotic Ironwood Theatre pays tribute to the late Theatre. Warren Miller on Saturday evening. The downtown theater quickly filled for the premier of “Face of Winter,” a Miller, using a movie tribute to the film-maker who died in January. MILLER — page 5 ALL TOGETHER NOW ICORE looks to raise funds for land acquisition By RICHARD JENKINS Traczyk said the event, “They don’t have to give [email protected] from 3:30 to 6 p.m., will money right away, but HURLEY – Supporters feature a menu of salad, we’re asking them to of the effort to develop pizza, pasta and dessert. pledge so we can start writ- non-motorized trails in There will also be a raf- ing a grant,” Traczyk said. Iron County are looking to fle featuring various The money raised dur- raise the money needed to prizes, including a bicycle, ing the fundraiser and cap- continue their efforts, with photo of Gabbro Falls and ital campaign will be used a fundraiser planned in $200. to provide local matching early December. Along with the money funds for a Knowles-Nel- Iron County Outdoor raised at the fundraiser, son Stewardship Grant the Recreation Enthusiasts will Dec. 2 will also be the kick- group is planning to seek hold a fundraising dinner off of a capital campaign. in the spring to purchase Dec. 2 at Sharon’s Coffee Traczyk said the cam- Company in Hurley. paign wouldn’t require any ICORE treasurer Bob immediate donations. ICORE — page 5

Submitted photo PETER COPENHAVER and his nine-year-old daughter Kaija entertain guests with Fatal helicopter flight originated a guitar and violin duet after a Thanksgiving meal at the Cloverland Senior Cen- ter in Ewen. Oct. 29 from Gogebic-Iron Airport By RALPH ANSAMI Gogebic-Iron County Airport around 1 Ewen Thanksgiving dinner huge success ransami@yourdailyglobe p.m. for routine pipeline patrol, en route EWEN – For the sev- Thanksgiving meal. and Ken Pelkola and their ODANAH, Wis. – The National Traffic to Superior, Wis. enth year, the Cloverland More than 90 diners family members. Safety Board has released a preliminary The helicopter struck trees and terrain Senior Center in Ewen enjoyed a menu of turkey, “We had door prizes, report of the Oct. 29 helicopter crash that before coming to rest in an upright posi- was the gathering place dressing, mashed pota- children activities and killed the pilot, who was on pipeline tion. A post-crash fire then consumed for friends, neighbors and toes and of course gravy plenty of food made possi- patrol for Enbridge Energy near Odanah. most of the cabin, according to the NTSB family to exchange laughs and dessert; during din- Dean Bass, 64, of Ontario, Canada, and stories while feasting ner organized each year died in the crash. on a home-cooked by Trout Creek’s Melanie The flight departed that day from the EWEN — page 5 ODANAH — page 5 MAKING A DIFFERENCE

A COLLECTION of quilts in an array of colors is dis- played in the sanctuary of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in Mass City. The congrega- tion’s quilting ministry made more than 80 quilts this past year. The bulk of them will be distributed through Lutheran World Relief, but others will stay closer to home.

Submitted photo Mass City quilt ministry program brings warmth to holiday season

By LARRY HOLCOMBE church doing this when I was Rev. Jay Welshonse on Oct. 7. fires,” said Raisanen. “They have and a hospice organization in [email protected] growing up here,” said Christine The bulk of the quilts will be a bar code system that allows us Houghton requests four more. MASS CITY – St. Paul’s Raisanen, a lifelong member of distributed nationally and inter- to follow where the quilts go. Last “We also have some for local peo- Lutheran Church of Mass City the church and now part of the nationally by Lutheran World year we had some go to the ple who have a house fire or are has been helping comfort people Wednesday quilting group. Relief. “They have a large ware- Ukraine and Angola.” battling other challenges,” said near and far through its quilt The group made more than 80 house in Baltimore and are set up But some of the quilts stay ministry program for decades. quilts this past year and they to respond quickly to all sorts of much closer to home. A shelter in “I remember the ladies of the were blessed at a service led by disasters like hurricanes or wild Calumet requests 20 each year QUILTS — page 5 TODAY INDEX Few snow showers — Details, page 2 Classifieds . . . . .12-13 75 cents Comics ...... 11 Sunday Today’s records Snowfall Community ...... 3 Vol. 100, No. 5 High 26 High 58 (1960) 48 hours to 7 a.m. Education ...... 6 Low 17 Low -9 (2005) Sunday 1.3 in. Snow depth 3 in. Obituaries ...... 8 Year ago today Precipitation Season total 34.5 in. Opinion ...... 4 High 27 48 hours to 7 a.m. Last year 27.3 in. Low 17 Sunday 0.41 in. Sports ...... 9-10 l 2 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2018 NATION / WORLD THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FIVE-DAY FORECASTFO ORECAST FOR IRONWOODIR RONWOOD

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Manuel Gastelum on Fri- GIOVANONI’S devolved as they neared All northbound and south- day declared a humanitari- the crossing with the U.S. bound traffic was halted. an crisis in his border city and some saw an opportu- Earlier Sunday, the of 1.6 million, which he Research Our Products On Line! nity to breach the border. group of several hundred says is struggling to accom- U.S. agents shot several migrants pushed past a modate the crush of Go To TrueValue.com rounds of gas, according to blockade of Mexican police migrants. an Associated Press who were standing guard U.S. President Donald FREE SHIPPING TO OUR STORE ON YOUR TRUEVALUE.COM ORDERS reporter on the scene, after near the international bor- Trump took to Twitter Sun- migrants attempted to pen- der crossing. They day to express his displea- 303 Silver St., Hurley, WI 715-561-4141 etrate several points along appeared to easily pass sure with the caravans in the border. Migrants through without using vio- Mexico. sought to squeeze through lence, and some of the “Would be very SMART Chicago officers accused in Van Dyke cover-up go on trial gaps in wire, climb over migrants called on each if Mexico would stop the fences and peel back metal other to remain peaceful. Caravans long before they CHICAGO (AP) – Dashcam video the Chicago Police Department ‘s unoffi- sheeting to enter. They carried hand- get to our Southern Border, showing Jason Van Dyke pointing his gun cial code of silence, in which officers cover Children screamed and painted American and or if originating countries at black teenager Laquan McDonald and for each other. coughed in the mayhem of Honduran flags while would not let them form (it firing 16 times was key evidence in the “When you go out and talk to people the tear gas. Fumes were chanting: “We are not crim- is a way they get certain murder conviction of the white Chicago who are living in communities that have carried by the wind toward inals! We are international people out of their country police officer. The same video will be at experienced police abuse, what really people who were hundreds workers!” and dump in U.S. No the forefront again this week, as three makes them feel betrayed and lose faith in of feet away, not attempting Migrants were asked by longer),” he wrote. more officers stand trial, accused of lying the system is the officers who cover up to enter the U.S. police to turn back toward Mexico’s Interior Min- to protect Van Dyke in the aftermath of the what they’ve seen or don’t say anything,” Yards away on the U.S. Mexico. istry said Sunday the coun- killing. said Christy Lopez, a Georgetown Univer- side, shoppers streamed in Around 5,000 migrants try has sent 11,000 Central The trial starting Tuesday of David sity law professor who led a federal probe and out of an outlet mall. have been camped in and Americans back to their March, Joseph Walsh and Thomas Gaffney of the city’s police force. “So, yes, this is Honduran Ana Zuniga, around a sports complex in countries of origin since won’t receive nearly as much media atten- very significant.” 23, said she saw other Tijuana after making their Oct. 19. It said that 1,906 tion as Van Dyke ‘s, but there’s no under- Jim Pasco, executive director of the migrants open a small hole way through Mexico in of them were members of stating the significance of using that same National Fraternal Order of Police, agrees in concertina wire at a gap recent weeks via caravan. the recent caravans. video to underscore what prosecutors call but for a very different reason. on the Mexican side of a Many hope to apply for Mexico is on track to levee, at which point U.S. asylum in the U.S., but send a total of around agents fired tear gas at them. agents at the San Ysidro 100,000 Central Ameri- “We ran, but when you entry point are processing cans back home by the end run the gas asphyxiates fewer than 100 asylum of this year. Ex-Trump campaign adviser loses bid to delay prison sentence WASHINGTON (AP) – t e l l i n g “Papadopoulos waited A federal judge on Sunday the full until the eleventh hour to rejected a last-minute bid s t o r y seek relief; indeed, he did by former Trump cam- behind not file his second motion paign foreign policy advis- his case. – the stay request – until er George Papadopoulos to I n the last business day before delay his two-week prison r e c e n t he was scheduled to sur- term and ordered him to months, render to serve his sen- From NOVEMBER 1ST surrender Monday as he has tence,” Moss’ 13-page order scheduled. s p e n t states. “He has only his Papadopoulos sought m a n y own delay to blame. OVEMBER TH the delay until an appeals George n i g h t s Papadopoulos pleaded - N 30 Papadopoulos court had ruled in a sepa- posting guilty last year to lying to rate case challenging the on Twit- federal agents about his The Daily Globe will be a constitutionality of special ter, as has his wife, venting interactions with Russian counsel Robert Mueller’s anger about the FBI and intermediaries during the drop-off point for appointment. insisting he was framed by 2016 presidential cam- But in an order Sunday, the government. He has paign. He also forfeited non-perishable food items. U.S. District Court Judge also offered to testify most of his rights to con- All foods collected will go Randolph Moss said before the Senate’s intelli- test his conviction. Papadopoulos had waited gence committee, which is His lawyer argued that to a local food pantry. too long to contest his sen- investigating Russian inter- the appellate case could tence after it was handed ference in the 2016 presi- constitute new evidence down in September. Moss dential election, if he’s that could allow him to BRING IN 5 OR MORE NON-EXPIRED noted that Papadopoulos granted immunity or other mount a challenge. That had agreed not to appeal in conditions. case was brought by a wit- ITEMS BETWEEN THE HOURS OF most circumstances as part “The truth will all be ness refusing to comply of his plea agreement and out. Not even a prison sen- with a Mueller grand jury 9AM-4PM MONDAY - FRIDAY the judge said the chal- tence can stop that momen- subpoena. lenge to Mueller’s appoint- tum,” Papadopoulos wrote Papadopoulos’ sen- AND RECEIVE 1 WEEK* FREE ON A ment was unlikely to be Sunday. “Looking forward tence, issued by Moss on CURRENT OR NEW SUBSCRIPTION successful in the U.S. to testifying publicly short- Sept. 7, was far less than Court of Appeals for the ly after. The wool isn’t the maximum six-month TO THE DAILY GLOBE. District of Columbia Cir- going to be pulled over sentence sought by the gov- cuit. Four different federal America’s eyes forever.” ernment but more than the judges have upheld Papadopoulos had filed probation that Papadopou- HANK OU OR OUR ONATIONS Mueller’s appointment as an initial motion on Nov. los and his lawyers had T Y F Y D ! proper. 16, nearly two months after asked for. Moss at the time “The prospect that the the deadline for appealing noted that many similar D.C. Circuit will reach a his conviction or sentence. cases resulted in probation DAILY GLOBE contrary conclusion is He followed up with a but said he imposed a sen- remote,” Moss wrote. request to delay his sen- tence of incarceration part- 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI • 906-932-2211 Tweeting in response tence pending that motion ly to send a message to the Sunday, Papadopoulos on Wednesday, the day public that people can’t lie *some restrictions may apply said he looked forward to before Thanksgiving. to the FBI. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2018 3 Adults want cozy, kids want gross: holiday trends NEW YORK (AP) – Cozy sweaters and “cozy knits” was one of the most searched websites. credit card. They then walk to a checkout soft pajamas are in for adults. Kids, mean- for terms on its website last year. Using Target’s app, shoppers can scan counter so that a worker can verify their while, are asking for board games featur- its physical toy catalog so they can find purchase. ing fake poop and pimples. Pimples, poop and something cute more details about the items and add them Those are just some of the trends “Gross definitely sells in the toy busi- to their shopping cart. Online retailers go old school expected this holiday season, when shop- ness,” says Jim Silver, the editor in chief of The Kohl’s app offers the option to scan Amazon and eBay are taking a page pers are projected to spend as much as toy review site TTPM.com. and store Kohl’s cash and redeem the from traditional retailers and printing $720 billion, according to the National In one game, called Don’t Step In It, store’s rewards points and gift cards in a their own toy catalogs. Retail Federation. players are blindfolded and have to avoid digital wallet for easy access to checkout. Amazon is shipping its toy book to Here’s what to expect: stepping in soft, clay-like “poop.” A uni- Shoppers can also use the app to take pho- shoppers’ mailboxes while eBay placed a corn version of the game features poop in tos of products and then find similar items shortened six-page version inside People Let’s get cozy bright colors. Both have been on Amazon’s at Kohl’s. magazine’s “Sexiest Man Alive” issue. Blame it on holiday stress: Target, list of bestselling toys. Walmart has been revamping its web- Amazon’s will also be available at its phys- Kohl’s and other retailers are pushing Another popular game is Pimple Pete, site over the past year to allow shoppers to ical bookstores, and eBay handed out a “cozy” goods. That means pajamas for the says Silver. Players pull, wiggle or twist out easily discover more items. The dis- longer version at a New York pop-up shop. family, weighted blankets, fuzzy mules and squishy “zits” from a plastic face. Losers counter recently introduced WalmartToy- One thing missing from Amazon’s toy everything Sherpa – from socks to sweat- get squirted with water. Lab.com, a new digital playground where book: prices. The online retailer tells read- shirts. It’s not all gross. The LOL Surprise shoppers can play with 20 top toys on ers to pick up a phone, open the Amazon “This holiday season we will see this brand is a hot seller again so far this year, their computer or tablet. They can also app and take a snap of the toy to see how trend in all of its furriness,” says Maria according to Adobe Analytics, which share their favorites on a digital wish list. much it costs. Rugolo, an apparel industry analyst for tracks online spending. With LOL Sur- At the store, Walmart’s app now helps Both companies are trying to make a NPD Group, in a company blog . prise, kids peel each layer of a shrink- shoppers find the exact location of a par- play for former shoppers of Toys R Us, Kohl’s is making it easy to choose soft wrapped plastic ball to reveal dolls, stick- ticular item. which sent holiday toy catalogs each year and snuggly fashions by prominently dis- ers or other trinkets. The Macy’s app comes with an aug- before shutting down this summer. playing the looks near store entrances and mented reality feature that lets customers “Kids love them,” says Silver, noting in nearly a dozen gifting areas. Doug Spruced-up apps and websites virtually design and experience the interi- how they like to circle what they want. “It’s Howe, the company’s chief merchandising Old-guard retailers are adding some or of a room. The app also lets shoppers a different experience than sitting at the officer, told reporters last month that new features to their shopping apps and scan items and pay with a pre-registered computer.” UW-Madison marching band director nears end of career Briefs MADISION, Wis. (AP) – It’s not lines on the field. “He represents the spirit of the Presentation on tech gifts offered yet 7 a.m. and students gather at the He does not praise university,” said Janice Stone, a for- BOULDER JUNCTION, Wis. – The Boulder Junction University of Wisconsin-Madison’s them. mer UW band member who has vol- Public Library is offering a free Tech Gifts presentation practice field, shivering in the dark. “That was bet- unteered as one of Leckrone’s field on Thursday, Dec. 13 at 10:30 am at the Boulder Junction Without a word from their leader, ter,” he said of assistants for 27 years. “When I think of Community Center. and while most of their classmates their final run- the faces of the university, it’s the chan- Library Director Cherie Sanderson will be giving an are still asleep, the 260-some mem- through. “You’re cellor and Barry Alvarez and Mike.” overview of how to decide which device is best for your bers of the UW Marching Band come going to get one He’s also a rarity in the college needs and which devices are best on the market. She will to attention, ready to rehearse. more chance at band world: He is the marching band also explain how to borrow free eBooks and eAudiobooks “Good morning, Elm Drive!” band Mike 12:30 today.” director but he is also the director of from the Wisconsin Public Library Consortium. director Michael Leckrone’s voice Leckrone It’s a variation bands at UW-Madison, which means There will be several devices available to view and test booms, his headset carrying his of a common he is in charge of instruments, bud- drive. This will be beginner level advice and there will not game-day greeting to the street just refrain he tells his kids: You only get gets and other administrative work. be time to offer specific advice to each individual. east of the field. one chance to get it right. He also teaches. This presentation is free and open to the public. For The students start doing jumping Leckrone directed his last home Leckrone considered staying on as questions, please call the library at 715-385-2050. jacks to get their blood pumping. A football game this month after a 50- a music professor next year – he thermometer reads 37 degrees year career leading UW-Madison’s teaches one music course in the fall LOLA to offer woodcarving Fahrenheit. marching band. and two in the spring – but decided LAND ‘O LAKES, Wis. – Beginning Wood Carving for The band runs through its half- Nostalgia has laced much of Leck- to retire fully at the end of this aca- Homeschoolers will take place on Tuesday, Jan. 8, 15, and time show, a routine that changes rone’s last football season: In the demic year. 22 from 1—3 p.m. each day. There is a cost per student. every home game. For this particular back of his mind and in his assis- His wife’s death in August 2017 – Students must be age 7+, and should bring protective fish game, the Nov. 3 contest against Rut- tants’ and students’ minds is a ticking the love of his life, whom he met in fillet style gloves. Payment and registration due by Jan. 1. gers, Leckrone came up with “Jersey clock, counting down the days, the seventh grade, married at 19 and Boys,” an arrangement filled with rehearsals, the games he has left. spent 62 years with – factored into plenty of the high kicks and hip-pop- “Every event, someone will say, his decision. Since her passing, Leaning Tower of Pisa ping that’s made the Badger Band so ‘This is the last time you’re going to tucked into his black band jacket on distinctive. do that,’” Leckrone said. “You’re only game days is a photo of the two of The sun rises and Leckrone moves going to come on the field three more them, surrounded by palm trees in continues long path to the tower positioned on the side- times. Two more times. Four more Pasadena on their first trip to the lines at the 50-yard line. From his times. It’s a constant reminder. As we Rose Bowl. towards vertical perch, he picks at every imperfection. get closer to ‘the final curtain,’ as Leckrone’s health played a role as ROME (AP) – The Leaning Tower of Pisa isn’t leaning “I sure see a lot of mistakes,” he Frank Sinatra used to say, I think it’ll well. He had double bypass surgery so much anymore. told the Wisconsin State Journal with be more on my mind than ever.” in January 2017. 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ADMINISTRATOR, N10892 LAKE ROAD, 10 a.m., Mercer, Wis., Com- Alcoholics Anonymous, IRONWOOD, MI 49938 Aspirus Ironwood Clinic - Wednesdays 9am-3pm l 4 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2018 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE Shed what isn’t working The wind is howling its way beast is no match for this memory. around our house, an invisible beast He’s about a foot tall, this gnome, Sue Mizell, Publisher shaking all but the most stubborn one hand resting on his hip, the Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor autumn leaves to the ground, which other propped on a “Welcome” sign. has a slight dusting of snow. He wears a pointed cap, of course, The end of my favorite time of and his white beard stops at the top year is coming to a close, and I am Connie of his big belly. His black boots are lucky to resist the attendant call of Schultz ridiculously large. In Their Opinion melancholy. “You were born happy,” This gnome is exactly what I my mother used to tell me. Nearly swore would never exist in our yard, two decades after her death, I finally until our 2-year-old grandson, Milo, Promise to understand the hint of envy in her raced across the garden center at the voice. Our dog, Franklin, hears some- sight of him last spring. He smiled at veterans going Technically, we are still in thing else in the railway’s comings the gnome, and just like that, the lit- autumn. The party is over, but the and goings. Often when a train whis- tle plaster guy was real. memory lingers. At the height of its tles its approach, he tilts his head to An hour later, and with great cer- unfulfilled bounty, autumn urges us to celebrate howl his grievances. Surely, he has emony, Milo lifted the newly pur- the beauty that comes only with them even with us, his steadiest chased gnome in his plump little If you’re old enough, you remember the television aging. No small comfort, that. Here companions. We are ever so human, hands and headed for the frog statue commercials that encouraged young people to enlist at season’s end, we are reminded to and we all know how disappointing standing under the serviceberry in the military as a way to help pay for college shed what isn’t working. How else to that can be. planted for granddaughter Jackie. He through the G.I. Bill. A promise was made by the fed- make room for the glorious new The holiday season is here, and stood him up in the frog’s serving eral government to veterans who completed their things trying to be born in one’s life? as it does every year, it has arrived dish. “There,” he said. terms of enlistment, thus earning their benefits. Here in Cleveland, the trees are without regard for the state of our Immediately, 4-year-old Jackie Lately, the federal government has been failing to mostly bare now, the bony fingertips hearts. Most of us try, at least, to live pointed to the gnome’s “Welcome” fulfill that promise. The Department of Veterans of their branches reaching upward up to the hype, but so often, magical sign. “Hey, now the birds know we Affairs is suffering from a series of information tech- for something I can’t see. Nestled in thinking is no match for what the really mean it,” she said, referring to nology glitches that has caused G.I. Bill benefit pay- their crooks are the homes of birds heart knows. If we are paying atten- the berries. She looked up at the sky ments covering education and housing to be delayed we heard but couldn’t see through tion to the news, we have reasons to and lifted her arms wide. “Welcome, or – in the case of Shelley Roundtree – to never be the spring and summer. One of mourn. birds. Remember to share.” delivered, NBCNews.com reported Veterans Day. them, a robin’s nest, was hidden in How quickly the mood can shift. As soon as I file this column, I Roundtree departed the U.S. Army in 2013 after a the tree planted for our second One minute, I am seeing the smile will tighten the shawl around my combat tour in Afghanistan. He enrolled in college grandson. Leo’s lilac, we call it with- on our 5-year-old grandson’s face as shoulders and go fetch the gnome with tuition and housing benefits he’d earned under out fail. I tell him about the baby robins for his temporary stay on our man- the G.I. Bill. Roundtree, 29, began studying market- The sounds of freight trains born in his tree, and the next, I can tel. Winter is coming, after all. ing at Berkeley College in Midtown Manhattan. He’s threading through our part of Cleve- barely breathe from the grief I feel “The work of the eyes is done,” close to graduating, but now “I’m about to lose every- land are no longer muffled by bushy for people I have never known. Rainer Maria Rilke wrote. “Go now thing that I own and become homeless. I don’t want trees. The steady ch-ch-ch in the near Look up, the trees beckon. Reach. and do the heart-work on the images to be that veteran on the street begging for change distance takes me back to warm “There is more in a human life imprisoned within you.” because I haven’t received what I was promised.” summer nights in my childhood than our theories of it allow,” psy- The season of reflection is nigh. I Without the G.I. Bill’s housing stipend, Roundtree home, where we lived close enough chologist James Hillman wrote. will work on discarding what isn’t was kicked out of his apartment and is now living on to tracks to hear through open win- What an optimistic note, and one working and cling to the gnome’s his sister’s couch, miles from school, where he feels dows the occasional engineer’s that reverberates in my heart at the reminder that spring is always on its like a burden on his family. All of his belongings are shout in the night. We were no New oddest times. I look out the window way. now in a storage container which he can no longer York, but my small town, I assured and see the plaster gnome that has Connie Schultz can be reached by afford, and are in danger of being auctioned off by my teenage self, was a city that never toppled onto its side. More mischief email at [email protected]. the storage facility. slept. from the wind, no doubt, but that Roundtree said he is forced to choose between spending money on public transportation to get to Today in history his marketing classes or buying food. At the end of the day, he said he often makes himself go to sleep hungry. By The Associated Press The Forever G.I. Bill, passed by Congress and Today’s Highlight in History signed into law by President Donald Trump in 2017, On Nov. 26, 1941, U.S. greatly expanded benefits for veterans and their fam- Secretary of State Cordell Hull delivered a note to Japan’s ilies, but it did not upgrade the VA’s technical capa- ambassador to the United bilities to account for those changes. States, Kichisaburo Nomura This summer, issues with the VA’s antiquated setting forth U.S. demands for computer system meant that it waited until July 16 to “lasting and extensive peace throughout the Pacific area.” tell schools to begin enrolling students, according to The same day, a Japanese veteran advocacy groups. Many colleges and univer- naval task force consisting of sities waited, however, because the VA told them that six aircraft carriers left the Kuril they would need to re-enter their student veterans’ Islands, headed toward certifying information either way. While it is unclear Hawaii. On this date how many GI Bill recipients were affected by the In 1789, Americans delays, as of Nov. 8, more than 82,000 were still wait- observed a day of thanksgiving ing for their housing payments with only weeks set aside by President George remaining in the school semester, according to the Washington to mark the adop- tion of the Constitution of the VA. Hundreds of thousands are believed to have been United States. affected. In 1825, the first college “This is – to be kind – a train wreck,” said U.S. social fraternity, the Kappa Rep. Phil Roe, R-Tennessee, the chairman of the Alpha Society, was formed at House Veterans Affairs Committee. “It’s really frus- Union College in Schenectady, N.Y. trating the amount of money that Congress has In 1883, former slave and appropriated for veterans, and this is the way VA has abolitionist Sojourner Truth last time at Clark Air Base in Five years ago: The U.S. Today’s Birthdays rolled it out. This discussion started over a year ago.” died in Battle Creek, Mich. the Philippines as the United flew two B-52 bombers over Impressionist Rich Little is In a Nov. 5 letter to Secretary of Veterans Affairs In 1917, the National Hock- States abandoned one of its the East China Sea, defying 80. Singer Tina Turner is 79. Robert Wilkie, Roe said that employees at the pro- ey League was founded in oldest and largest overseas Beijing’s move to assert Singer Jean Terrell is 74. Pop Montreal, succeeding the installations, which was dam- greater military control over the musician John McVie is 73. cessing center told the group that IT systems at the National Hockey Association. aged by a volcano. area’s disputed islands. Pope Actress Marianne Muellerleile office froze and crashed so often that tasks that once In 1942, the Warner Bros. In 1992, the British govern- Francis denounced the global is 70. Actor Scott Jacoby is 62. took five minutes now required 45 minutes. Com- motion picture “Casablanca,” ment announced that Queen financial system that excluded Actress Jamie Rose is 59. puters often suffered a “blue screen of death,” which starring Humphrey Bogart and Elizabeth II had volunteered to the poor as he issued the mis- Country singer Linda Davis is Ingrid Bergman, had its world required restarting machines, and “managers had to start paying taxes on her per- sion statement for his papacy. 56. Actor Scott Adsit is 53. premiere at the Hollywood sonal income, and would take Actress-singer Jane Kean, 90, Blues singer-musician Bernard write off 16,890 man hours due to system crashes or Theater in New York. her children off the public pay- best known for playing Trixie in Allison is 53. Country singer- latency issues.” “While Committee staff never wit- In 1943, during World War roll. a musicalized revival of “The musician Steve Grisaffe is 53. nessed a ‘blue screen of death,’ “ the letter said, “they II, the HMT Rohna, a British In 2000, Florida Secretary Honeymooners” on “The Jack- Actress Kristin Bauer is 52. did witness the system crash no fewer than five times transport ship carrying Ameri- of State Katherine Harris certi- ie Gleason Show,” died in Bur- Actor Peter Facinelli is 45. can soldiers, was hit by a Ger- fied George W. Bush the win- bank, California. Actress Tammy Lynn Michaels in a 10 minute period.” man missile off Algeria; 1,138 ner over Al Gore in the state’s One year ago: Congress- Etheridge is 44. DJ/record Those of us who aren’t dependent on benefits men were killed. presidential balloting by a 537- man John Conyers of Michigan label executive DJ Khaled is from the VA could make the usual wisecracks about In 1950, China entered the vote margin. gave up his leadership position 43. Actress Maia Campbell is government bureaucracy, or think of our own expe- Korean War, launching a coun- Ten years ago: Teams of as the top Democrat on the 42. Country singer Joe Nichols teroffensive against soldiers riences with the “blue screen of death” on our home heavily armed gunmen, House Judiciary Committee, is 42. Contemporary Christian from the United Nations, the allegedly from Pakistan, while denying allegations that musicians Anthony and Randy or work computers. We have that luxury. But an U.S. and South Korea. stormed luxury hotels, a popu- he had sexually harassed Armstrong (Red) are 40. underfunded, understaffed Veterans Administration, In 1973, President Richard lar tourist attraction and a female staff members. Amid Actress Jessica Bowman is 38. with its antiquated computer system, is not fulfilling Nixon’s personal secretary, crowded train station in Mum- allegations that he had groped Pop singer Natasha Beding- its duty to veterans such as Shelley Roundtree, who Rose Mary Woods, told a fed- bai, India, leaving at least 166 women in the past, Minnesota field is 37. Country singer- eral court that she’d acciden- people dead in a rampage Democratic Sen. Al Franken musician Mike Gossin (Glori- was promised money to help pay for college if he tally caused part of the 18-1/2- lasting some 60 hours. A Mis- said he felt “embarrassed and ana Rock) is 34. Singer Lil Fizz enlisted. Roundtree, and thousands like him, have minute gap in a key Watergate souri mother on trial in a land- ashamed,” but that he looked is 33. Singer Aubrey Collins is been deployed to combat zones in service to this tape. mark cyberbullying case was forward to gradually regaining 31. Actress-singer-TV person- nation. Even those who weren’t sent to Afghanistan In 1986, President Ronald convicted by a federal jury in the trust of voters. (Franken ality Rita Ora is 28. Reagan appointed a commis- or Iraq held up their end of the bargain. Los Angeles of three minor announced less than two Thought for Today sion headed by former Senator offenses for her role in a weeks later that he was resign- “Don’t for heaven’s sake, A promise was made. The VA, Congress and the John Tower to investigate his mean-spirited Internet hoax ing from Congress.) Pixar’s be afraid of talking nonsense! White House owe it to our veterans to make every National Security Council staff that apparently drove a 13- “Coco” achieved the fourth- But you must pay attention to effort to ensure that the promise is kept. in the wake of the Iran-Contra year-old girl, Megan Meier, to best Thanksgiving weekend your nonsense.” – Racine Journal-Times affair. suicide. (However, Lori Drew’s ever at the box office, with an —Ludwig Wittgenstein, In 1991, the Stars and convictions were later thrown estimated $71.2 million over Austrian-born philosopher Stripes were lowered for the out.) the five days. (1889-1951)

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PUBLISHER EXECUTIVE.DOODV ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Award Winning Newspaper Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 ADVERTISING DIRECTOR LEAD PRESS Published daily Monday - Saturday Heidi Ofstad Bill Westerman (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2018 5 Miller raisers conducted during the year for the self-spon- MONTREAL RIVER Airport sored team. From page 1 Around 60 area busi- improvements ture from numerous enti- nesses, including area ski ties and refreshments were resorts, sponsored the needed to available. movie premier. Saturday’s screening Upcoming movies at the was sponsored by HIT and theater during Jack Frost update weather the Snow Country Ski Festival Week include Club, which conducted a “Santa Claus Conquers the system raffle to help keep the Iron- Martians” next Friday at 7 By JAN TUCKER wood High School ski team p.m. and “The Polar [email protected] competing. Express” Saturday at 4:30 ONTONAGON – The It’s a co-operative ski p.m. Ontonagon County Board team with racers also com- The Gogebic Range recently made some ing from the Bessemer and Band will perform at the changes to its airport agen- Wakefield-Marenisco theater Saturday following da. schools. the downtown Jack Frost In June, the board It is one of several fund- Parade. approved the purchase of Awos III weather system at CRASH a cost to the county of $26,184. At a recent meet- ing, the county learned that the AWOS III is inegi- bile for grant funding as the Michigan Department Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe of Transportation requires THE MONTREAL River runs under the non-motorized bridge in Hurley Sunday other improvements before afternoon. A fundraiser is planned for early December to raise money to fund the the system can be purchase of the rail grade between the two branches of the Montreal River to installed. extend the non-motorized trail west. Given that news, the board rescinded its previ- would only be used when planned trailhead in the ous approval and ICORE the grant was awarded, so city of Montreal. approved an AWOS II people wouldn’t have to The non-motorized weather system – which is From page 1 worry about donating trail in Hurley already con- eligible for grant funding. money to a purchase that nects to the local section the rail grade between the Commissioners doesn’t happen. of Michigan’s Iron Belle two branches of the Mon- explained Thornton The purchase of the rail Trail, which currently treal River. Memorial Fund money can grade would be used to runs from Ironwood to “The (Hurley) city attor- now be used for the Air- Submitted photo extend the non-motorized Bessemer. Efforts continue ney is going to contact port Improvement Plan. DEAN BASS, left, was killed in an October helicopter trail from the Hurley trail- to extend Michigan’s trail Canadian National Railway There is about $33,000 left crash near Odanah, Wis. Also shown are Evelyn Ale- head between the Montre- through Ramsay and and come up with a price in the Thornton Fund. The manni and Jim Baird in August. al River and 2nd Wakefield, eventually the for the rail grade between board approved a letter to Avenue/U.S. 51 and Cary Iron Belle will run from the two rivers,” Traczyk Western Upper Peninsula in the woods, off Pine Flats Park before eventually Ironwood to Belle Island Odanah said. Planning & Development Road, near where it inter- He said the donations continuing on to a in Detroit. sects with Birch Hill Road Region saying the county From page 1 in what is locally called the intends to provide the report, but there was no Four Corners area. matching funds needed to explosion. When Bass did not Janitor charged with sexual assault of child update the Ontonagon The helicopter was show up at his Superior RHINELANDER, Wis. – He appeared in Oneida of a child, false imprison- Hazard Mitigation Plan, destroyed. It was registered destination, an alert A contracted janitorial County Court on Wednes- ment and child enticement. not to exceed $3,000. to Enbridge Energy notice was issued for the employee was arrested for day. The sheriff’s depart- In other action, the The helicopter was overdue helicopter. The the sexual assault of a child The Oneida County ment and Rhinelander county board: recovered for further exam- pilot was not in contact in a school, according to Sheriff’s Department School District are continu- –Approved $25 Christ- ination. with air traffic control the Oneida County Sher- School Resource Officer ing to investigate the inci- mas bonus certificates for The crash occurred and there was no record iff’s Department. received a call Tuesday dent. county employees. around 1:45 p.m. that day, of a distress call. Stavros Iliopoulos, 65, from the school reporting a A $50,000 cash bond –Regretfully accepted involving the Airbus (Euro- The wreckage was locat- of Tomahawk, was working student had reported a pos- was set and Iliopoulos will Linda Graham’s resigna- copter) AS350B3 heli- ed about 200 yards north for Victory Janitorial Inc. sible sexual assault by appear in court again on tion as part-time dispatch- copter in the new Odanah of the east-west pipeline’s when the assault occurred Iliopoulos. Tuesday at 11 a.m. Condi- ers with OnTran. area, but the pilot’s body route. at the Northwoods Com- Upon further investiga- tions of bond are that he –Approved the EDC wasn’t found in the Visibility had been munity Elementary School tions, the sheriff’s depart- have no contact with any- request for appropriated crashed copter until about 10 miles that day, last week, according to a ment’s investigative divi- one under age 18 without $10,000 for fiscal year around 1:37 a.m. the next the report indicated. press release from the sher- sion arrested Iliopoulos for supervision and not set 2018-19. day. Craig Hatch is the NTSB iff’s department. first-degree sexual assault foot on school grounds. –Approved revised fees The crash site was deep investigator in charge. —Ralph Ansami for the county park. 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l 6 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2018 T HE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE .COM EDUCATION Larry’s Ironwood schools announce Lucky Strikes 213 E. Cloverland Dr., Ironwood, MI first quarter honor roll 906-932-4132 IRONWOOD – Luther L. Wright JUNIORS: Andrew Dabb, Joseph Korpela, Taylor LaPlant, Lynda K-12 School officials have released Kashich, Joshua Lehto, Thomas Leopold, Lalaina Panek, Robert honor rolls for the first quarter of the Lundin, Caleb Matusewic, Caitlin Ward, Kazlyn Weber, Parker Wilson. 2018-19 school year. Honored stu- Mylly, Haley Nezqorski, Andrew Piis- JUNIORS: Melissa Anderson, Jami dents include: panen, Calista Sibley, Cortney Sibley, Aspinwall, Jasmine Benson, Tristen Austin Trier. Carroll, Hunter Douglas, Jacob Hoop- Highest Honors SOPHOMORES: Audrey Bastman, er, Larissa Luoma, Kyle Mattson, Kyle Grade point average: 3.9 - 4.0 McKenzie Boyd, Savanah Clemens, McCullough, Selena Pecotte, Peyton SENIORS: Daniel Adrian, Justine Emma Gusman, Madison Huotari, Rigoni, Alyssa Roberts, Matthew Aspinwall, Emily Carey, Grace John Joki, Joseph Joki, North Kolesar, Rowe, Chelsea Sabec, Paige Santiago, Grewe, Ian Hughes, Raquel Hurlbut, Adriana Lorendo, Kylee Maki, Laney Lyle Somero. Shawna Jackson, Hayley Jarocki, Osterholm, Haley Rhelund, Maria SOPHOMORES: Iain Agee, Emma- Jacob Joki, Sydnee Lorenson, Sarah Ruotsala, Jordan Tanula, Alessandra Lee Banks, Isabell Castillo, Sara Reece LaBine Murphy, Nicholas Niemi. Tibaldo, Madeline Vaughn, Kiara Havens, Johnathon Holm, Isaiah Freshman JUNIORS: Karl Bissell, David Wash, Staysha Whitley. Kolesar, Bo Mattson, Jenna Munster- Ontonagon High School Collins, McKensi Koval, Julieann FRESHMEN: Leilah Anderson, man, Anthony Niemi, Jace Sanabria, Parents: Bob and Michelle LaBine Mead, Emaleah Niemi, Sawyer Sten- Michael Mieloszyk, Shane O’Brien, Michael Sanfelipe. Reece was chosen because he is truly a model student. His English and Ameri- gard. Gavyn Rubatt, Dahlia Sackmann, FRESHMEN: Korben Anderson, can History teacher, Mr. Nelson says he is SOPHOMORES: Blaze Hollen- Michael Tassin, Danielle Traczyk, Elisabeth Braucher, Anna Buerger, a pleasure to have in class and his school beck, Alannah Pisco. Jakob Wiemeri, Noah Wright. Melissa Charles, Matthew DiGiorgio, work is always very well done. Reece is a FRESHMEN: Seth Carroll, Marissa member of the Gladiator basketball and EIGHTH GRADE: Haley Agee, Aidan Grader, Megann Grasso, Faith track team, Freshmen Class President Ritter. Voss Betlewski, Aiden Boyd, Faith Grewe, Alexander Hunt, David Jar- and serves on the Student Council. EIGHTH GRADE: Hannah Castil- Clemens, Cody Dabb, Brodie venpaa, Gloria Kennedy, Marie For more information about the Daily Globe’s Spotlight Student, lo, Aidan Craig, Sienna Hollenbeck, Ellsworth, Tia Lahti, Anthony Ribble, Kostac, Zaida Lagalo, Von Lyons, call Community Editor Steve Newman at 906-932-2211, ext. 122. Lexi Holm, Emily Martinson, Jazlynn Alaya Ruotsala, Tyler Smith, Madison Jestin Matusewic, Elsa Niemi, Aiden

Oja, Lauryn Ramme, Destiny Sterbenz, Sage Suchalla, Nolan Super- Ozzello, Elli Parsons, Brianna Rowe, Sanabria, Lilley Smith. its, Umberto Tibaldo, Mya Whitson. Payton Rye, Aundrea Stengard, SEVENTH GRADE: John Balchik, SEVENTH GRADE: Zayla Aili, Rebecca Stenroos, Nathan Stone, Michigan education trust to Kurt Bissell, Landon Boyd, Peter Anneka Anderson, Mathias Ander- Sophie Svoke, Sylvia Tiziani, Alexis Gallo, Lucia Lauzon. son, Aidan Bach, Madelyn Bastman, Traczyk, Katee Wiemeri, Isaac Won- Carmen Forstrom, Riley Graser, Gra- sey. reopen during holiday season High Honors cie Huotari, Jaimisen Koski, Abigail EIGHTH GRADE: Ian Carlson, LANSING — The Michigan Education Trust Board of Grade point average: 3.5 - 3.899 Lauzon, Nina Osier, Logan Oster- Wyatt Haanpaa, Kaytlin Jeffery, Directors announced that the state’s prepaid college SENIORS: David Benson, Haley man, Connor Paakola, Hannah Rib- Brooklyn Lorendo, Austin Morton. tuition program will reopen enrollment on Dec. 1, allow- Halvorsen, Kevin Hudacek, Mercy ble, Sophia Ruotsala, Elijah Sprague. SEVENTH GRADE: Jaiden ing holiday gift buyers to purchase or contribute toward a Kennedy, Sonny Midthun, Griffen Demaray, Christopher Feezor, child’s 529 prepaid tuition contract and qualify for a Revoyr, Ethan Roehm, Adelaine Sack- Honors Cynthea Palm, Bryce Pisco, Aiden deduction on their Michigan tax return. mann, Cody Schwartz, Katelynn Grade point average: 3.0 - 3.499 Rady, Anthony Stenroos, Sutton “The reopening of enrollment is perfectly timed,” said Smith, Eleanor Tiziani, Aries Weber, SENIORS: Angel Braun, Sophia Weiser, Katrina Whitley. Robin Lott, executive director of the 529 prepaid tuition Jacquelyn Wiemeri. Halverson, Ladd Honkala III, David program administered by the Michigan Department of Treasury. “Not only does it give grandparents and others the opportunity to contribute to a child’s future college Q U I Z B O W L education — the gift that lasts a lifetime — but it also allows them to meet the deadline to qualify for a Michigan tax deduction.” Lott said that gift givers can purchase a new MET pre- paid tuition contract in a child’s name, or contribute money toward an existing contract. She also noted that contract holders qualify for a tax deduction on their Michigan tax returns for purchases or contributions made by Dec. 31. MET closes enrollment for a period each year in order to review and adjust pricing. During that time, it does not sell new contracts. The 529 prepaid tuition program also announced that its contract purchase prices will remain unchanged until May 1, 2019. On that date, prices will increase 3 percent for full- and limited-benefits contracts and 7 percent for community college contracts. Those prices will remain in effect through Sept. 30, 2019. That means, for example, that until May 1, purchasers of Pay-As-You-Go contracts will continue to pay $594 for a credit hour of tuition under a full-benefits contract, which guarantees full payment of tuition and mandatory fees at any Michigan public university; $479 per credit hour under a limited-benefits contract, which covers up to 105 percent of the weighted average tuition of Michi- gan’s public four-year universities; and $111 per credit hour for a community college contract. MET also sells contracts through lump-sum and monthly purchase plans that require minimum purchas- es of a semester’s worth of tuition. Girl’s family sues over research, camp WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (AP) – An Indianapolis girl’s family is suing Purdue University, contending she suf- Submitted photo fered “substantial emotional trauma” during federally- WATERSMEET PLAYED Brimley in the first round of High School Bowl and was defeated by a score of 50-30. funded research that was halted last year. Forty schools from the Upper Peninsula and Northern Wisconsin field teams for Public TV 13’s High School Bowl The research was designed to examine the effects of tournament. Running from November through the championship game in April, the High School Bowl series sodium intake on adolescents’ blood pressure and choles- airs on Public TV 13 Saturdays at 8 p.m. and Mondays at noon. Representing Watersmeet, seated from left, are terol. Purdue ended the project that included a camp in players Katelyn Grosso, team captain Isabella Garrison, Travis Romanesco and Alexander Besonen. Standing July 2017 amid reports of sexual harassment and inade- are alternate Madesyn Jilek with Coach Cole Williquette. Players for Brimley are, seated from left, Paula Walden, quate camp supervision. The family’s lawsuit alleges that Madison Brown, team captain Zoe Bell and Jaden Fus. Standing are alternate Jenna Cameron with Coach Vicki another camper filmed the girl showering nude and post- Pomeroy. High School Bowl host Jim Koski is standing at lower left. ed the video on social media. Rural students put off by perceived weaknesses of college

CRAWFORDVILLE, Fla. (AP) the same places where, in major The ambivalence toward four- versities’ unchecked liberalism – But something changed in her – Shelby Joiner’s brother dropped polls, people say they’re disillu- year universities, Pearce said, is “We’ll take $200,000 of your sophomore year at Wakulla High. out of Wakulla High School after sioned with higher education. more about self-reliant way of life. money; in exchange, we’ll train “Wow, that’s actually a lot of his sophomore year and enrolled Shelby can’t see herself work- There’s respect for a college your children to hate our coun- school, a lot of money, a lot of at a welding academy. Then he ing in an office all day. Neither degree – albeit a certain kind. try. ... We’ll make them unem- time,” she thought. “I could just go ended up at the top of his class. could her sister, who joined the Business, computer science, agri- ployable by teaching them cours- get a job out of high school that “He tells me about it all the Louisiana National Guard. Nor culture, sure. Social work? es in zombie studies, underwater only requires a little bit of educa- time,” his little sister said. her brother, who wants to buy a “That’s probably a tough con- basket weaving and, my personal tion and that would be just fine.” After all those stories, Shelby welding machine for their back- versation across the coffee tables favorite, tree climbing.” Her older brother did that, after went to a cookout with her high yard and start a lucrative family and the kitchen tables in this A Pew study last year found all, telling Angel about college: school’s welding students, who business. county,” he said. that 58 percent of conservatives “There’s nothing there for me.” were searing elk and charring oys- “I like the grit and the hard, Rural families remain deeply said colleges have had a negative It’s also hard to stomach leav- ters on grills they’d made them- real effort,” Shelby said. Lately, skeptical of a pricey degree that effect on the country. Working- ing when she has helped care for selves. And soon, she was coming she’s been working on turning a could be useless back home. And class Democrats also are losing her two younger sisters. Her around to the humid welding bus lug nut into a class ring. they often don’t have as many faith as costs keep rising. mom, who said, “Go, go, go,” has workshop between classes. Petite, Many high school graduates resources that build a bridge to In a Wall Street Journal/NBC grown scared to lose her help as soft-spoken Shelby learned to tie will leave Wakulla County, where college and emphasize the unde- poll last year, only three in 10 Angel streams toward the end of red bandannas around her bare farming and manufacturing jobs niable benefits – some 65 percent people in rural areas said college her senior year. ankles and shoelaces to keep them are scarce and a net ban battered of today’s jobs require education is worth the cost. At 17, she’s on track to gradu- from burning and to guide the the Gulf fishing industry. Those or training beyond high school. Folks in Wakulla County are ate as valedictorian, just one class blue flame so it melds metal in who stay often teach, work at the Think about it this way: If col- pragmatic and proud, said Super- shy of an associate’s degree, and painterly lines. power plant or crawl along a one- lege recruiters skip your far-flung intendent Pearce. she’s applying to a few universi- There was power in that, and a lane road north to Tallahassee. district and your parents never “These are people pissed ties, such as Florida State. future, too, for a 17-year-old in a So, Superintendent Robert Pearce got through more than a handful about people kneeling for the flag But she doesn’t want the tradi- forested patch of the Panhandle said, their schooling must get of night classes, you might not at football games, people that like tional college experience, the par- who says college isn’t her destiny. them ready to make tough deci- see a path for yourself. If you hear to have guns,” he said. “Democrat tying. She wants to get in and get “It seemed like such a fantasy sions. about student loan debt topping or Republican, it doesn’t matter. out. Two years, business degree, world,” she said, “like only the “It’s all about practicality,” $1 trillion, you might write off These are people who mow their start a career as a real estate bro- smartest, richest kids got to pur- Pearce said. “The mindset is: college as a drain. own grass. They are used to the ker. sue that.” What makes the most sense?” The idea that college is the struggle of life.” That’s if she doesn’t get Rural students are far less like- The 1990s-era “college for provenance of the elite also is Angel Leonard’s mom and derailed by the collegiate jargon: ly than urban and suburban everybody” sensibility has faded, eroding confidence in higher ed. teachers started telling her in Unsubsidized loans, registrars peers to go to college, and the he said, and thanks to Florida’s That gulf has been widening third grade that she was smart, and comptrollers, “demonstrated divide is growing deeper in investment in career training pro- since President Donald Trump’s that college was her path. “You need,” Ed.D.s and FAFSAs. places across Florida. If they do grams, high schoolers have win in 2016 tapped into econom- need to go there, you have to,” She sees peers defeated by go, rural students are less likely options. They split time at the ic despair and alienation felt by they chanted. Totally, she paperwork alone, like one of her to choose four-year universities, community college to earn cred- white, working-class Americans thought. She got on an advanced best friends, who talked about and they’re more likely to drop its for free. They go on to earn without college degrees. academic track, had perfect atten- becoming a surgeon, but told her, out. Many hail from deep-red certificates and affordable two- Trump’s son Donald Jr. has dance. Maybe she’d be an engi- “Angel, this is very stressful, I’m counties in the economic lurch – year degrees. ranted about what he sees as uni- neer, or a lawyer. just about to quit.” l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM NATION / WORLD MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2018 7 Mars landing looms for NASA; anxiety building day out CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. perfectly for InSight. THIS IMAGE made that could reveal how our (AP) – With just a day to “Landing on Mars is one available by NASA solar system’s rocky plan- go, NASA’s InSight space- of the hardest single jobs shows the planet ets formed 4.5 billion years craft aimed for a bull’s-eye that people have to do in Mars. This com- ago and why they turned touchdown on Mars, zoom- planetary exploration,” posite photo was out so different. One of the ing in like an arrow with no noted InSight’s lead scien- created from over big questions is what turning back. tist, Bruce Banerdt. “It’s 100 images of made Earth so hospitable InSight’s journey of six such a difficult thing, it’s Mars taken by to life. months and 300 million such a dangerous thing Viking Orbiters in Mars once had flowing miles comes to a precari- that there’s always a fairly the 1970s. In our rivers and lakes; the deltas ous grand finale Monday uncomfortably large solar system fami- and lakebeds are now dry, afternoon. chance that something ly, Mars is Earth’s and the planet cold. Venus The robotic geologist – could go wrong.” next-of-kin, the is a furnace because of its designed to explore Mars’ Earth’s success rate at next-door relative thick, heat-trapping atmo- insides, surface to core – Mars is 40 percent, count- that has captivat- sphere. Mercury, closest to must go from 12,300 mph ing every attempted flyby, ed humans for mil- the sun, has a surface that’s to zero in six minutes flat orbital flight and landing lennia. The attrac- positively baked. as it pierces the Martian by the U.S., Russia and tion is sure to The planetary know- atmosphere, pops out a other countries dating all grow on Monday how gained from InSight’s parachute, fires its descent the way back to 1960. with the arrival of $1 billion, two-year opera- engines and, hopefully, But the U.S. has pulled a NASA lander tion could even spill over to lands on three legs. off seven successful Mars named InSight. rocky worlds beyond our It is NASA’s first attempt landings in the past three solar system, according to to land on Mars in six decades. With only one Associated Press Banerdt. The findings on years, and all those failed touchdown, it’s an Mars could help explain involved are understand- enviable record. No other Kansas with few, if any, down to measure the plan- ly from the spacecraft to the type of conditions at ably anxious. country has managed to set rocks. This is no rock-col- et’s internal heat, while the the actual Martian surface. these so-called exoplanets NASA’s top science mis- and operate a spacecraft on lecting expedition. Instead, ultra-high-tech seismome- No lander has dug deeper “and how they fit into the sion official, Thomas Zur- the dusty red surface. the stationary 800- ter listens for possible than several inches, and no story that we’re trying to buchen, confided Sunday InSight could hand pound lander will use its marsquakes. Nothing like seismometer has ever figure out for how planets that his stomach is already NASA its eighth win. 6-foot robotic arm to place this has been attempted worked on Mars. form,” he said. churning. The hardest It’s shooting for Elysium a mechanical mole and before at our smaller next- By examining the deep- Concentrating on plane- thing is sitting on his Planitia, a plain near the seismometer on the door neighbor, nearly 100 est, darkest interior of Mars tary building blocks, hands and doing nothing, Martian equator that the ground. million miles away. – still preserved from its InSight has no life-detect- he said, except hoping and InSight team hopes is as The self-hammering No experiments have earliest days – scientists ing capability. That will be praying everything goes flat as a parking lot in mole will burrow 16 feet ever been moved robotical- hope to create 3D images left for future rovers. Catastrophic Northern California fire is finally contained LOS ANGELES (AP) – A massive wildfire that killed dozens of people and destroyed thousands of homes in Northern Califor- nia has been fully con- tained after burning for more than two weeks, authorities said Sunday. The California Depart- ment of Forestry and Fire Protection said the Camp fire had been surrounded by firefighters following several days of rain in and around the devastated town of Paradise. The nation’s deadliest wildfire in a century killed at least 85 people, and 249 are on a list of those unac- counted for. The number of missing dropped in recent days as officials con- firmed that more people were alive. Crews continued sifting through debris and ash for human remains. “It’s certainly good to be done with the containment of this fire, even though there’s still a lot of work to be done moving forward,” fire spokeswoman Jennifer Erickson said. The blaze began on Nov. Associated Press 8 in the parched Sierra IN THIS Nov. 16 file photo, a firefighter searches for Nevada foothills and quick- human remains in a trailer park destroyed in the ly spread across 240 Camp Fire, in Paradise, Calif. The massive wildfire that square miles destroying killed dozens of people and destroyed thousands of most of Paradise in a day. homes has been fully contained after burning for Nearly 19,000 build- more than two weeks, authorities said Sunday. ings, most of them homes, are gone. Weather Service. unincorporated areas of The firefight got a boost In Southern California, the county. At the height last week from the first sig- more residents returned to of the fire, 250,000 fled nificant winter storm to hit areas evacuated in a their homes. The fire was California. It dropped an destructive fire as crews fully contained Nov. 21 estimated 7 inches of rain repaired power, telephone after burning for two over the burn area during a and gas utilities. weeks. three-day period without Los Angeles County Three people died, and causing significant mud- sheriff’s officials said they 1,643 buildings, most of slides, said Hannah Chan- were in the last phase of them homes, were dler-Cooley of the National repopulating Malibu and destroyed, officials said. Black man’s death: Questions remain in NOTICE OF PUBLIC PARTICIPATION MEETING Alabama mall Specialized Transportation Assistance Program for Iron County shooting (Under s.85.21 of the Wisconsin Statutes) HOOVER, Ala. (AP) – The Iron County Transportation Coordinating Committee will hold a The father of a black man Public Hearing on Wednesday, November 28, 2018, in County killed by a police officer Board at the Iron County Courthouse beginning at 1:30pm. The purpose of the meeting is to encourage public comments and dis- during a shooting at an cussion concerning Specialized Transportation Assistance Pro- Alabama mall said his son grams for Iron County in 2019. The proposed 2019 grant from the had a permit to carry a gun WI Dept. of Transportation is for $72,389 of which Iron County is for self-defense, adding it required to contribute $14,478, a 20% match. The proposed proj- was hurtful police initially ects serve older adults and individuals with disabilities and include: portrayed his son as the shooter. 1) Funding for transportation provided by the Aging Unit for medical, shopping and nutritional needs. Emantic “EJ” Bradford 2) Funding for transportation by Highline Corporation of individuals Jr., 21, was fatally shot by with disabilities and older adults for medical, nutritional needs, the officer responding to and employment. the Thanksgiving night 3) Funding to enhance and expand a volunteer driver program for shooting that wounded an medical, nutritional needs, and personal business trips. 18-year-old man and a 12- All persons interested in providing input for the plans are invited to year-old girl bystander. attend. A meeting of the Iron County Transportation Coordinating Hoover police initially said Committee will be held following the public hearing. they thought Bradford, Persons unable to attend the public hearing may submit comments who was carrying a hand- in writing prior to the hearing/until Nov. 28, 2018 to: gun, was responsible but Iron County Transportation Coordinating Committee/Iron County later retracted that state- Human Service - 300 Taconite Street, Suite 201, Hurley, WI 54534 ment. They subsequently said it was unlikely that The 2018 application will be available for review (at the Iron Bradford had done the County Human Services Department) as of November 16, 2018 shooting. or upon appointment by calling (715) 561-3636 and talking to the receptionist. Bradford’s father, Emantic Bradford Sr., PUBLIC COMMENT: Committee may receive information from the public, but reserves the right to limit the time that the public may speaking Saturday night comment. with The Associated Press, said the family wants to Persons with Disabilities or Senior Citizens: If you need accommodations know if there is police or transportation to attend this meeting, contact Highline Corporation body camera footage from at:(715) 561-4515 prior to 4:00pm on November 26, 2018. the shooting. ($5.00 charge for round trip transportation) l 8 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2018 AREA / NATION / WORLD THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Obituaries Roger S. Johnson WAUSAU, Wis. – Roger S. Johnson, the Packers and Bad- 77, of Mercer, passed away on Nov. gers. 15, 2018 at Aspirus Hospital in Roger joined the Wausau. Lions Club, making He was born March 18, 1941, in new friends, and was Chicago, Ill. named “Lion of the Roger grew up in the Ironwood, Year” in 2004. Roger Mich. area and was a 1959 graduate and Bev were active in of Luther L. Wright High School. He community organiza- attended UW-Superior, earning a tions. He designed and Roger S. degree in art education. As a member Johnson helped construct the of the Phi Sigma Epsilon Fraternity, 1941 — 2018 Century Pines Pocket he used his creative talents to create Park in downtown Mer- the first “Buzz” mascot for the univer- cer. sity. Roger and Bev annually hosted a Roger married Beverly Kent on June large July 4th family gathering. Roger 17, 1967, at Salem Lutheran Church in will be missed by family and friends Barron. Bev was the love of his life, his who remember his generosity, kind- partner, a source of strength and a true ness and willingness to lend a helping Associated Press companion. They enjoyed many activi- hand. TRAVELERS WALK in and out at Terminal 3 in O’Hare airport in Chicago, Sunday. ties together, including going on pic- Roger was preceded in death by his More than 350 flights are already canceled ahead of blizzard-like storm taking aim nics, attending plays and concerts, father, Sexton Johnson; stepfather, at Chicago. traveling with their trailer, entertain- John Czenker; mother, Signe Czenker; ing family and friends, and especially sister, Shirley Ray, and nephew, Cor- Hundreds of flights canceled as cooking. nell Ray. Roger was an art teacher spanning Roger is survived by his wife, Bever- 32 years in the Madison Public ly; son, Kirk; sister-in-law, Shirley Midwest braces for snowstorm Schools. He loved teaching and work- (Dan) Gerland and numerous cousins, CHICAGO (AP) — A created blizzard conditions emergency declaration. The ing with students. Throughout his nieces and nephews. winter storm blanketed across much of Nebraska action came as a large career, Roger formed many close Funeral services will be held at much of the central Mid- and parts of Kansas, Iowa stretch of Interstate 70, friendships with colleagues. Salem Lutheran Church in Ironwood west with snow on Sunday and Missouri. The National spanning much of the state, Roger was extremely proud of his on Friday, Nov. 30, at 2:30 p.m., with at the end of the Thanks- Weather Service was warn- was closed between Junc- son, Kirk, who followed in his foot- visitation one hour prior to the ser- giving weekend, bringing ing those conditions would tion City and WaKeeney. steps to become a teacher. He taught vice. A reception will follow at 4:30 blizzard-like conditions make travel difficult in Separately, a portion of Kirk how to bike, ski, fish, complete p.m. in the Great Room at the Great that grounded hundreds of places. Interstate 29 was shut home repairs and landscape. They Northern Motel, in Mercer. flights and forced the clo- By midday, the blizzard down in Missouri, near the spent memorable times together Memorials will be used to commis- sure of major highways on warning was extended to Iowa border. one of the busiest travel parts of eastern Illinois As much as a foot was canoeing, hiking, biking, skiing and sion a bench to honor Roger and pur- days of the year. near Chicago, where snow expected in Chicago. camping. chase new picnic tables for the Pocket “It’s going to be messy,” is forecast to fall at a rate of Between 4 to 6 inches of Following retirement, Roger and Park in downtown Mercer. Work will said Todd Kluber, a meteo- about 2 inches per hour. snow was expected in the Bev moved to Mercer, where they be guided by the Woods and Bloom rologist for the National Other parts of the cen- Kansas City area. Forecast- designed and built their dream log Garden Club. Weather Service who is tral Plains and Great Lakes ers predict more than a home on Pike Lake. They enjoyed pon- McKevitt-Patrick Funeral Home, based in suburban Chica- region were under a winter foot of snow is likely in toon rides, watching sunsets and tak- Ironwood, is assisting the family. go. storm warning that could southeast Nebraska, north- ing traditional Finnish saunas. Roger For more information or to express With much of the cen- see a foot or more of snow east Kansas, northwest liked to go fishing, cross-country ski- online condolences, please visit mcke- tral Plains and Great Lakes dumped in some places by Missouri and southwest ing, grouse hunting and cheered on vittpatrickfuneralhone.com. region under blizzard or the end of the day. Iowa. winter storm warnings, In eastern Nebraska, By Monday morning, around 1,200 flights head- part of Interstate 80 the storm was expected to Sueko Romans ed to or from the U.S. had between Lincoln and hit parts of northern Indi- IRONWOOD, Mich. — Sueko family members in been canceled as of 6 p.m. Omaha was closed Sunday ana and southern Michi- Romans, of Ironwood, passed away on Japan as well as many Sunday, according to the morning because of multi- gan. Friday Nov. 23, 2018. nieces, nephews and flight-tracking website ple accidents after snow Kluber said the storm FlightAware. blanketed that area. That was expected to hit the Sueko was born on Jan. 25, 1932 to other relatives and Most were supposed to included semitrailer trucks Chicago region sometime Tetsuzo and Shizue (Morita) Ishimat- friends. be routed through Chicago jackknifed across the high- Sunday evening. He said su in Kurume, Japan. She was She was preceded or Kansas City — areas fore- way. It was re-opened by rain will give way to heavy employed as a phone operator on the in death by her par- cast to be hit hard by the Sunday afternoon. snowfall and “near white- Itazuke military base in Japan, where ents, her husband storm. In Kansas, Gov. Jeff out conditions” that will she met her future husband Chester Chet, and a son Ervin. Strong winds and snow Colyer issued a state of make for dangerous travel. “Chet” Romans. On May 13, 1964 she There will be a Sueko married Chet in Japan, and after that, Romans Memorial Service for “Thank you President T”: Trump tweets as holiday break ends they returned to the United States. She 1932 — 2018 Sue on Thursday Nov. was employed at Westgate Nursing 29, 2018 at 11 a.m. at WEST PALM BEACH, Week” that the president She said Trump had Center for more than 15 years as first Trinity Lutheran Church in Ironwood. Fla. (AP) — President Don- should be taking responsi- chosen “to weaponize” and as a CNA and as part of the kitchen There will be a visitation at the church ald Trump congratulated bility for the situation. “politicize” the situation, staff. She was a member of Trinity on Thursday from 10 to 11 a.m. Burial himself for falling oil “He controls the White but “has an opportunity prices. He chided the Fed- House. His party controls here, especially with a new Lutheran Church in Ironwood where will be in the spring at Sunset Acres eral Reserve over interest the House and the Senate Congress coming in, to get she served in the Altar Guild and the Cemetery. McKevitt-Patrick Funeral rates. He claimed Central and it is on them,” she said, this done.” Ladies Guild. Family came first with Home of Ironwood is assisting the American countries are try- arguing Trump should Trump also weighed in Sue. She loved her children and grand- family with arrangements. For more ing to dump “certain peo- have worked more closely on the protests currently children. She enjoyed cooking and it information and to express condo- ple” into the United States. with Central American taking place in Paris, was hard to leave her home hungry. lences, please visit www.mcke- Trump’s Florida holiday countries to prevent the which were sparked by ris- She also loved sewing and working vittpatrickfuneralhome.com. stay was ending Sunday caravans. ing fuel taxes. outside in her garden. She enjoyed The family would like to extend a with a visit to his golf club traveling with Chet and also loved sincere thank you to the nurses and for the fifth day in a row. watching the Vikings play football. staff of Westgate Nursing and Rehab His tweeting took no break. She will be sadly missed by two Center. The president patted himself on the back for a sons, Arthur (Tiffany) Romans and In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund dip in petroleum prices, James Romans both of Ironwood; will be established with donations writing “thank you Presi- grandchildren, Kristina, Justin, being forwarded to Westgate Nursing dent T.” He also admon- Jaymes, PJ and Jonathon; numerous Center. ished the U.S. central bank over the cost of borrowing Dear Santa: money. Mary S. Pedrin In a separate tweet, he Write a Letter to Santa & IRONWOOD, Mich. — Mary S. James, Thomas and called on Mexico to stop Pedrin, 60, of Ironwood, passed away David. caravans of Central Ameri- Let the Daily Globe do the delivery. can migrants from trying Thursday evening, Nov. 22, 2018, at A celebration of to reach the U.S. border. SANTA READS THE DAILY GLOBE her residence, surrounded by her lov- Mary’s life will be held “Would be very SMART ing family. Wednesday, Nov. 28, if Mexico would stop the EVERY DAY AND HE’LL BE SURE She was born on May 17, 1958, in at 11 a.m., at Light- Caravans long before they TO READ YOUR LETTER. Wakefield, a daughter of Bernard A. house Faith Center, get to our Southern Border, and Margie (Biermaker) Pedrin. 777 E. Ayer St., in Iron- or if originating countries Here’s how... Mary is survived by a daughter, Del- wood. would not let them form,” lionna; son, Darrien; two grandchil- Interment will take he wrote, claiming, without • Write your letter to Santa. Write early, dren, Destiny and Jaden; a brother, Mary S. place at Lakeside evidence, that “it is a way Pedrin they get certain people out Santa is very busy this time of year. Bernie; four sisters, Linda (Paul), Glo- 1958 — 2018 Cemetery, Wakefield, ria, Betty and Julianne; two sisters-in- in the spring. of their country and dump Letters must be received by Dec. 10th. in U.S. No longer.” law, Roberta and Ruth; and numerous Funeral arrangements have been He blamed Democrats • All letters will be printed in a special stepbrothers, stepsisters, nieces, entrusted to Jerald Rocco, owner and for creating the problem, “Letters to Santa” section of the nephews and cousins. manager of Lakeside Memorial Chapel demanding: “No cross- She was predeceased by her par- Inc., in Wakefield. Condolences may ings!” Dec. 18th Daily Globe. ents; and eight brothers, Edward, be expressed online at lakesidememo- Sen. Amy Klobuchar, D- Howard, George, Lawrence, Raymond, rialchapel.com. Minn, said on ABC’s “This Two Ways to Submit Your Letter... ‘Don’t Look Now’ director Nicolas Roeg dies at 90 • Drive by the Daily Globe & put your letter in Santa’s Special Mailbox located LONDON (AP) — Nico- in August.” ror in the Venice-set “Don’t will love him forever.” in our parking lot. las Roeg, a director of He didn’t provide details Look Now.” In “The Man Who Fell provocative and other- about his father’s death “Don’t Look Now” to Earth,” Roeg directed • Submit online at www.yourdailyglobe.com, worldly films who gave during a brief telephone became famous for its real- Bowie — perfectly cast and Mick Jagger and David call with the association. istic depiction of sex. Roeg sublimely strange — as an click on the Santa icon, write your letter Bowie enduring screen During the 1970s, Roeg said later that rumors the alien who crashes on Earth & click submit. roles, has died. He was 90. sent Jenny Agutter and his sex had been real were looking for a way to save The British director of son Luc Roeg on the Aus- “very flattering” because his own planet. “Don’t Look Now” and tralian Outback odyssey that meant people felt the Bowie’s son, filmmaker Don’t forget to tell Santa you’ve been good! many other films died Fri- “Walkabout;” gave Jagger a film was authentic. Duncan Jones, wrote on day night, his son, Nicolas big-screen role in the thriller Sutherland said Roeg Twitter: “Just heard anoth- AILY LOBE Roeg Jr., told Britain’s Press “Performance,” which was was “a fearless visionary.” er great storyteller, the D G Association. co-directed with Donald “He was a liberating joy inimitable Nicolas Roeg 118 E. McLeod Avenue, Ironwood, MI 49938 “He was a genuine dad,” Cammell; and plunged Julie to work for,” Sutherland left us today. What an (906) 932-2211 Roeg Jr. said Saturday. “He Christie and Donald Suther- said in a statement. “I fell incredible body of work www.yourdailyglobe.com just had his 90th birthday land into psychological hor- in love with him then and he’s left us with!” l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2018 9 Cousins, Vikings pass by Packers 24-17

Jason Juno/Daily Globe GCC’S STEVEN Nelson, white jersey, reaches over Vermilion’s Devontaye Spates for a rebound during the Lindquist Classic Saturday night in Ironwood. Samsons swept at

Associated Press MINNESOTA VIKINGS running back Dalvin Cook runs from Green Bay Packers cor- Lindquist Classic nerback Tramon Williams, right, during a 26-yard touchdown reception in the first half Sunday in Minneapolis. By JASON JUNO more consistent offense from the team as a [email protected] MINNEAPOLIS (AP) – Kirk Cousins ers after rookie Daniel Carlson went 0 for whole.” bounced back from his worst game for 3 in Green Bay and was cut the next day. IRONWOOD – A poor half of offense Shamon Shinal led the Samsons with Minnesota with 342 passing yards and Ultimately, the Vikings smoothed out in each game cost the Samsons in this 11 points and Jacob Suzik had 10 on Sat- three touchdowns without a turnover, and the rough spots and won a night game for weekend’s Lindquist Classic as Vermilion urday. the Vikings overcame some early gaffes to the first time this season after losing to the beat them 65-44 Saturday night and Hib- The Samsons trailed 38-25 at the half, outlast the depleted Green Bay Packers for top three teams in the NFC: to the Rams in bing took the Sunday matchup 66-57. but they started the second half with a 24-17 victory on Sunday night. Los Angeles, at home to the New Orleans On Saturday night, Gogebic was within strong, pulling to within seven on multiple Completing 29 of his 38 attempts, Saints and last week at Chicago in a two- seven, 48-41, on a Luke Zielinski bucket occasions as Suzik scored six points and Cousins found Dalvin Cook, Stefon Diggs interception game by Cousins against the with 11:24 left. They only scored three Thomas had five early in the half. and Adam Thielen for scores. Sheldon first-place Bears. more points the rest of the way, though, But it all dried up after Zielinski pulled Richardson had two sacks to lead the PACKED AND HAPPY HOUSE and Vermilion was able to slowly pull GCC within 48-41 with 11:24 left. defense's game-long stifling of Aaron The announced attendance of 66,872 away. GCC stayed in the game a long time, Rodgers, and the Vikings (6-4-1) pushed was the largest for the Vikings in three On Sunday, GCC trailed 39-14 at the keeping Vermilion from pulling away. the Packers (4-6-1) further back in the years at U.S. Bank Stadium. A handful of half, but they turned it around in the sec- David Monell led Vermilion with 17 NFC wild card race. Minnesota players were introduced in the ond half, scoring 43 points and outscoring points. Devontaye Spates had 11. Rodgers threw a touchdown pass to first quarter with Paul Bunyan's Axe, the Hibbing by 16 points. GCC (0-7) plays at Central Lakes in Davante Adams and Aaron Jones scored trophy the Gophers repossessed from the “I’m proud of the guys for competing in Brainerd, Minn., Friday at 7:30 p.m. on a short run for a 14-7 lead early in the rival Badgers in Wisconsin on Saturday to the second half and making a game of it,” Saturday Vermilion – Maurice Carter 9, David second quarter, but the Packers fell to 0-6 end a 14-game losing streak. Randy Moss GCC coach Dennis Mackey said. Monell 17, Taray Graves 5, Curtis Bell 8, on the road this season and 1-5-1 against kept the crowd fired up in a halftime cere- While the offense has been an issue the Reggie Rogers 4, Joe Hess 6, Damon Dunn the Vikings in their last seven meetings. mony to receive his Pro Football Hall of entire first month of the season, the Sam- 5, Devontaye Spates 11. FTs: 11-17. Fouls: With Randall Cobb out (hamstring) for Fame ring. sons are shorthanded with just eight guys 14. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Montell a sixth game this season and rookies INJURY REPORT going on Sunday with some big pieces 3, Bell 2, Carter 1, Graves 1, Spates 1. Equanimeous St. Brown (elbow) and Packers: In addition to the carnage on missing. Athletic wing Samuel Williams Jr. Gogebic – Isaiah Thomas 6, Nuradean Trevor Davis (hamstring) forced out in the offense, SS Kentrell Brice aggravated an is likely out for the year due to an injury Adam 3, Shamon Shinal 11, Nate Dray 2, second half, Rodgers didn't have much to ankle injury in the first quarter and was suffered at the start of the season, point Jacob Suzik 10, Luke Zielinski 4, Ben work with down the field. Left guard Lane knocked out of action in the third quarter guard Isaiah Thomas and inside man Bogaczyk 2, Steven Nelson 6. FTs: 7-15. Taylor (quadriceps) departed in the first with a possible concussion. CB Kevin King Dachau Lyle were other key pieces out Fouls: 15. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: half and left tackle David Bakhtiari (knee) and CB Bashaud Breeland were already Sunday. Thomas 1, Adam 1, Shinal 1. was sidelined in the second half, leaving inactive with injuries. “We’ve experienced an unreal amount of adversity as our roster has been chang- Sunday the protection shaky at best. Rodgers fin- Vikings: RT Brian O'Neill left in the Hibbing – Moses Ogunti 4, Shaquille ished 17 for 28 for 198 yards, without a third quarter for evaluation for a possible ing since the season began,” Mackey said. “Things happen. Nobody feels sorry for Hopkins 2, Amaun Ryan 7, Jaylen turnover. concussion. ... CB Xavier Rhodes limped Williams 4, Deng Deng 8, David Faitha 10, The Packers failed to move the chains off with an apparent injury to his right us. We’ll keep after it.” Jacob Suzik had a big game for GCC on Daniel Warren 17, Cole Mammenga 11, on eight of 10 third downs. Jones was hamstring in the fourth quarter. Jake Edwards 3. FTs: 8-16. Fouls: 16. stuffed on fourth-and-inches by Harrison UP NEXT Sunday, leading all scorers with 22 points. He was 9 fo 14 from 2 and 4 of 5 at the free Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Deng 2, Smith, Danielle Hunter and Eric Packers: Host Atlanta (4-7) next Sun- Faitha 2, Mammenga 2, Ryan 1, Edwards Kendricks midway through the third quar- day afternoon. throw line while playing all but five min- utes. 1. ter, giving the Vikings the ball at the Green Vikings: Play at New England (8-3) next Gogebic Steven Nelson tallied a double double – Nuradean Adam 4, Shamon Bay 44. That set up a 37-yard field goal by Sunday afternoon. Shinal 2, Nate Dray 7, Jacob Suzik 22, Dan Bailey for Minnesota's first lead of the Packers-Vikings Stats with 13 points and 10 rebounds. “Suzik and Nelson provided a solid Luke Zielinski 6, Ben Bogaczyk 3, Steven game. Nelson 13. FTs: 12-17. Fouls: 17. Fouled Green Bay 770 3 — 17 scoring punch in the second half,” Mackey The Vikings outgained the Packers 280- Minnesota 7710 0 — 24 out: None. 3-pointers: Dray 1. 139 in total yardage in the first half, but in First Quarter said. “To be successful, we need to develop Hibbing 39 66 GB_D.Adams 15 pass from Rodgers (Crosby kick), 5:54. GCC 14 57 yet another sign that this just might not be Min_Cook 26 pass from Cousins (Bailey kick), 2:53. their year they had to settle for a tie at the Second Quarter GB_A.Jones 6 run (Crosby kick), 14:16. break. About to go for it on fourth-and- Min_Diggs 30 pass from Cousins (Bailey kick), 11:01. inches on the opening drive following a Third Quarter Min_FG Bailey 37, 3:27. Pistons pull away in 4th timeout to strategize, they were penalized Min_Thielen 14 pass from Cousins (Bailey kick), :27. Fourth Quarter for 12 men on the field and had to punt. GB_FG Crosby 38, 2:20. Diggs collided with Thielen when Jaire A_66,872. GB Min to beat Suns 118-107 Alexander crashed their pick play on the First downs 14 22 second possession, and after Diggs tried to Total Net Yards 254 416 DETROIT (AP) – Dwane Casey is a lit- still tied at 88 early in the fourth. Then Rushes-yards 19-82 29-91 circle back the other way with an ill-fated Passing 172 325 tle perplexed by his team's performance in Langston Galloway made a 3-pointer that Punt Returns 3-36 2-20 afternoon games. began Detroit's run. Jackson and Stanley salvage attempt he lost 10 yards on that Kickoff Returns 1-23 0-0 reception to lead to another punt. Interceptions Ret. 0-0 0-0 "We've got to drink some coffee in the Johnson made 3s during that stretch. Comp-Att-Int 17-28-0 29-38-0 morning, wake up a little bit earlier," the "It's always tough to win on the road, Bailey's wide left 48-yard try wasted Sacked-Yards Lost 4-26 2-17 another highlight-reel catch by Thielen in Punts 6-46.0 4-45.8 Detroit coach said. "Wake up a little bit obviously, but we did some different Fumbles-Los t 1-1 0-0 between Alexander and Josh Jones that Penalties-Yards 4-20 6-55 earlier, have a 6 o'clock-in-the-morning things to try to keep them off balance a lit- went for 33 yards. Later in the second Time of Possession 25:23 34:37 shootaround, something to get us going." tle bit, but then they kind of adjusted," INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS quarter, after some mismanagement of the RUSHING_Green Bay, A.Jones 17-72, St. Brown 1-5, J.Williams 1-5. Min- For three quarters Sunday, the Pistons Phoenix's Jamal Crawford said. "From that nesota, Murray 11-33, Cook 10-29, Cousins 6-17, Diggs 1-12, Ham 1-0. seemed content to trade baskets with point, they made shots and our shots clock, the Vikings had to hustle to set up a PASSING_Green Bay, Rodgers 17-28-0-198. Minnesota, Cousins 29-38-0- 51-yard kick for Bailey. That one was good, 342. lowly Phoenix, but Detroit finally went on became a little bit tougher." RECEIVING_Green Bay, D.Adams 5-69, St. Brown 3-53, A.Jones 3-21, a 15-3 run in the fourth and beat the Suns Booker scored the first seven points of but Rashod Hill was called for a false start. Graham 2-34, L.Kendricks 2-14, Lewis 1-4, Valdes-Scantling 1-3. Minnesota, The 56-yarder sliced right, the fifth Thielen 8-125, Diggs 8-77, Rudolph 7-63, Cook 3-47, Ham 1-13, Robinson 1- 118-107. Andre Drummond had 19 points the second half for Phoenix, then didn't 11, Treadwell 1-6. straight missed field goal against the Pack- MISSED FIELD GOALS_Minnesota, Bailey 48, Bailey 56. and 16 rebounds, and Blake Griffin added have a field goal until he made a 3-pointer 16 points and 11 assists for the Pistons. to end the Detroit run in the fourth. Devin Booker scored 37 points for "There's really no stopping him," John- Record changes in Top 25 after Phoenix, and rookie Deandre Ayton had a son said. "I go out there and try to slow season-high 25 points with 13 rebounds. him down and get a little more physical Reggie Jackson had 19 points and eight with him." 11 ranked losses assists for the Pistons. ON THE LINE DETRIOT (AP)---- No. 22 Syracuse and And eight ranked teams losing to Phoenix forward T.J. Warren was eject- Drummond has improved his free No. 23 Virginia broke long runs of being unranked teams is also a record for the ed in the second quarter after receiving throws quite a bit, but he went just 1 for 8 unranked and were among a record seven Top 25 era. two technical fouls following an offensive on Sunday, including an airball in the teams to move into The Associated Press Syracuse is ranked for the first time foul that was called against him. fourth quarter. college football poll after a season-high 11 since 2001 and Virginia is in for the first "I'm not going to make any comments Phoenix tried fouling him intentionally ranked teams lost this weekend. time since 2011. about the call, but I think T.J. overreacted in the fourth, but the Suns couldn't capi- The top of the ranking was mostly POLL POINTS and the official had to use his judgment," talize on his misses that much. unchanged. No. 1 Alabama, No. 4 LSU The Orange had the second-longest Suns coach Igor Kokoskov said. "I told him EFFICIENT was idle and unchanged . No. 2 Clemson streak of unranked seasons among Power that T.J. is one of the nicest people in the Ayton came into the game shooting 61 and No. 3 Notre Dame won. Five schools, behind only Indiana. The world and that was out of character, but percent from the field, and the rookie big The College Football Playoff selection Hoosiers have not been ranked since he's judging what is happening in the man went 11 of 13 against Detroit. It was committee releases its first ranking of the 1994. The Cavaliers were tied for sixth on moment. T.J. can take one, but you can't his 11th double-double. season on Tuesday. that list with Illinois. take two and hurt the team." TIP-INS The back end of the AP Top 25 was With those teams now ranked, here are The Pistons lost afternoon games Suns: Crawford scored 12 points, sur- overhauled after nine of the 11 teams the current longest droughts in theTop 25: against Philadelphiaand Charlotte earlier passing 19,000 for his career. ... Booker ranked Nos. 15-25 lost. Seven teams going Indiana, 1994 this month. Sunday's matchup tipped off scored 30-plus points for the fourth time from unranked to ranked is the most since Purdue, 2007 shortly after 4 p.m. Booker scored 21 this season. the AP poll expanded to 25 in 1989. Wake Forest, 2008 points in the first half, but the Pistons led Pistons: Detroit is without G Luke Ken- Eleven ranked teams overall losing is the Kansas, 2009 62-60 after two quarters. nard, who has been recovering from a most since the weekend of Nov. 26, 2016. Illinois 2011. It was close throughout the third and sprained right shoulder. l 10 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2018 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard

EASTERN CONFERENCE Toronto 24 16 8032 84 62 Recalled F Michael Amadio from National Football Atlantic Division Boston 23 13 6430 65 55 Ontario (AHL). Placed F Carl WLPct GB Montreal 24 11 8527 76 81 Hagelin on injured reserve. AllLeague Times EST Toronto 17 4 .810 — Detroit 23 10 10 3 23 63 73 NASHVILLE PREDATORS — AMERICAN CONFERENCE Philadelphia 14 8 .636 3½ Ottawa 23 9 11 3 21 83 100 Recalled F Rocco Grimaldi from Mil- East Boston 10 10 .500 6½ Florida 21 89420 69 78 waukee (AHL). Placed F Kyle Turris WLTPct PF PA Brooklyn 8 13 .381 9 on injured reserve. New England 830.727 307 249 Metropolitan Division New York 7 14 .333 10 NEW JERSEY DEVILS — Termi- Miami 560.455 223 283 GP WLOTPts GF GA Washington 23 13 7329 80 73 nated D Steven Santini's long-term Buffalo 470.364 161 272 Southeast Division Columbus 23 13 8228 77 73 injury conditioning loan to Bingham- N.Y. Jets 380.273 221 281 W L Pct GB Orlando 10 10 .500 — N.Y. Islanders2212 8226 71 64 ton (AHL). South Charlotte 9 10 .474 ½ N.Y. Rangers2412 10 2 26 71 74 NEW YORK RANGERS — WLTPct PF PA Washington 7 12 .368 2½ Carolina 23 11 9325 63 66 Recalled F Tim Gettinger from Hart- Houston 730.700 239 205 Miami 7 12 .368 2½ Pittsburgh 22 98523 74 71 ford (AHL). Indianapolis 650.545 325 273 Atlanta 4 16 .200 6 Philadelphia23 10 11 2 22 69 82 Tennessee 550.500 178 189 COLLEGE New Jersey 21 99321 63 67 ILLINIOS — Signed football Jacksonville 380.273 197 243 Central Division WLPct GB WESTERN CONFERENCE coach Lovie Smith to a two-year North Milwaukee 14 5 .737 — Central Division contract extension through the 2023 WLTPct PF PA Detroit 10 7 .588 3 season. Pittsburgh 731.682 316 249 GP WLOTPts GF GA Indiana 11 8 .579 3 Nashville 23 16 6133 76 56 NORTH CAROLINA — Fired Baltimore 650.545 271 198 Chicago 5 15 .250 9½ Minnesota 23 14 7230 75 63 football coach Larry Fedora. Cincinnati 560.455 276 347 Cleveland 4 14 .222 9½ Colorado 23 13 6430 86 65 TEXAS TECH — Fired football Cleveland 461.409 253 283 WESTERN CONFERENCE Winnipeg 22 13 7228 74 62 coach Kliff Kingsbury. West Southwest Division Dallas 24 12 10 2 26 68 66 WLTPct PF PA Chicago 24 9 10 5 23 65 82 Spurs-Bucks, Box Kansas City 920.818 404 294 W L Pct GB Memphis 12 7 .632 — St. Louis 22 8 11 3 19 67 73 L.A. Chargers830.727 307 219 SANSaturday ANTONIO (129) New Orleans 10 10 .500 2½ Denver 560.455 252 252 Pacific Division Gay 5-9 0-1 10, Cunningham 2-4 0- Dallas 99.500 2½ Oakland 290.182 187 327 GP WLOTPts GF GA 0 5, Aldridge 6-12 3-4 15, Forbes 8- Houston 99.500 2½ Calgary 24 14 9129 81 69 NATIONAL CONFERENCE 11 0-0 18, DeRozan 13-26 7-10 34, San Antonio 9 10 .474 3 San Jose 24 12 8428 75 74 East Pondexter 0-0 0-0 0, Bertans 6-11 1- Northwest Division Anaheim 24 10 9525 54 69 W LTPct PF PA 1 17, Poeltl 2-4 3-3 7, White 1-3 0-0 Vegas 25 12 12 1 25 69 70 Dallas 650.545 234 213 WLPct GB 2, Mills 2-3 5-7 9, Belinelli 4-9 2-2 Denver 13 7 .650 — Vancouver 26 11 13 2 24 77 94 Washington 650.545 220 229 12. Totals 49-92 21-28 129. Portland 12 7 .632 ½ Edmonton 22 10 10 2 22 62 71 Philadelphia 560.455 230 253 MILWAUKEE (135) Oklahoma City 12 7 .632 ½ Arizona 22 9 11 2 20 53 62 N.Y. Giants 380.273 237 288 Middleton 8-14 1-2 21, Antetokoun- Minnesota 9 11 .450 4 Los Angeles22 7 14 1 15 46 72 South mpo 9-16 16-20 34, Lopez 3-4 2-3 9, Utah 8 11 .421 4½ NOTE: Two points for a win, one W LTPct PF PA Bledsoe 8-15 3-4 20, Brogdon 10-15 point for overtime loss. Top three New Orleans10 10.909 409 256 Pacific Division 0-0 23, Maker 2-6 0-0 5, Dellavedo- teams in each division and two wild Carolina 650.545 287 282 WLPct GB va 2-2 0-0 5, Connaughton 2-6 0-0 Golden State 14 7 .667 — cards per conference advance to Atlanta 470.364 280 307 4, Snell 1-2 0-0 3, Brown 4-6 0-0 11. Pat Krause/Daily Globe L.A. Clippers 12 6 .667 ½ playoffs. Tampa Bay 470.364 294 338 Totals 49-86 22-29 135. L.A. Lakers 11 8 .579 2 Saturday's Games North San Antonio 36 32 34 27 — 129 GOGEBIC COMMUNITY College's Aiyana Nickel goes up for a shot in a game against Sacramento 10 9 .526 3 Washington 5, N.Y. Rangers 3 W LTPct PF PA Milwaukee 37 30 28 40 — 135 Phoenix 4 15 .211 9 Pittsburgh 4, Columbus 2 Vermilion during the GCC Lindquist Classic on Saturday in Ironwood. Chicago 830.727 317 211 3-Point Goals_San Antonio 10- Winnipeg 8, St. Louis 4 Minnesota 641.591 265 246 Saturday's Games 21 (Bertans 4-7, Forbes 2-2, Belinel- Cleveland 117, Houston 108 Buffalo 3, Detroit 2, SO Green Bay 461.409 264 267 li 2-5, DeRozan 1-2, Cunningham 1- Denver 105, Oklahoma City 98 Chicago 5, Florida 4, OT Detroit 470.364 238 286 3, Gay 0-1, Mills 0-1), Milwaukee 15- Minnesota 111, Chicago 96 Boston 3, Montreal 2 West 40 (Middleton 4-9, Brown 3-4, Brog- Washington 124, New Orl. 114 Toronto 6, Philadelphia 0 W LTPct PF PA don 3-5, Dellavedova 1-1, Snell 1-1, Dallas 113, Boston 104 N.Y. Islanders 4, Carolina 1 Samsons 1-1 at GCC L.A. Rams 10 10.909 389 282 Lopez 1-2, Maker 1-4, Bledsoe 1-7, Golden St. 117, Sacramento 116 Colorado 3, Dallas 2 Seattle 650.545 276 243 Antetokounmpo 0-3, Connaughton Milwaukee 135, San Antonio 129 Vegas 6, San Jose 0 Arizona 290.182 155 293 0-4). Fouled Out_None. Vancouver 4, Los Angeles 2 San Francisco290.182 239 293 Sunday's Games Rebounds_San Antonio 39 (Cun- Orlando 108, L.A. Lakers 104 Sunday's Games Thursday's Games ningham 10), Milwaukee 41 (Ante- Detroit 118, Phoenix 107 Calgary 6, Arizona 1 Chicago 23, Detroit 16 tokounmpo 18). Assists_San Anto- Atlanta 124, Charlotte 123 New Jersey at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. Lindquist Classic Dallas 31, Washington 23 nio 27 (DeRozan 7), Milwaukee 30 New York 103, Memphis 98 Anaheim at Nashville, 8 p.m. New Orleans 31, Atlanta 17 (Bledsoe 10). Total Fouls_San Philadelphia 127, Brooklyn 125 Edmonton at Los Angeles, 10:30 .By PAT KRAUSE Sunday's Games Antonio 21, Milwaukee 22. Techni- The Samsons travel to Brainerd, Minn., Toronto 125, Miami 115 New England 27, N.Y. Jets 13 Monday's Games cals_Bledsoe. A_17,559 (17,500). [email protected] Utah at Sacramento, 8 p.m. Washington at N.Y. Islanders, 7 Baltimore 34, Oakland 17 to take on Central Lakes College on Friday L.A. Clippers at Portland, 9 p.m. Ottawa at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Seattle 30, Carolina 27 Suns-Pistons, Box New Jersey at Florida, 7 p.m. PHOENIX (107) IRONWOOD — Even though his GCC at 5 p.m. Philadelphia 25, N.Y. Giants 22 Monday's Games Houston at Washington, 7 p.m. Boston at Toronto, 7 p.m. Ariza 1-5 2-2 5, Warren 3-8 0-0 6, Tampa Bay 27, San Francisco 9 Samson team suffered a lopsided 90-48 — — — Milwaukee at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Columbus at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Ayton 11-13 3-4 25, Booker 14-24 6- Cleveland 35, Cincinnati 20 Minnesota at Cleveland, 7 p.m. 6 37, Bridges 1-8 0-0 2, J.Jackson 4- loss to Hibbing in the Gogebic Communi- IRONWOOD — The women of Gogebic Buffalo 24, Jacksonville 21 Tuesday's Games Boston at New Orleans, 8 p.m. San Jose at Buffalo, 7 p.m. 8 1-2 10, Holmes 4-6 2-5 10, L.A. Chargers 45, Arizona 10 ty College Lindquist Classic on Sunday Community College stormed back from 17 San Antonio at Chicago, 8 p.m. Ottawa at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Canaan 0-2 0-0 0, Crawford 4-8 1-2 Indianapolis 27, Miami 24 Indiana at Utah, 9 p.m. Anaheim at Tampa Bay, 7:30 12. Totals 42-82 15-21 107. afternoon, coach Mark Movrich actually points down to edge Vermilion 64-63 in Denver 24, Pittsburgh 17 Orlando at Golden State, 10:30 . Carolina at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. DETROIT (118) Minnesota 24, Green Bay 17 felt better about the loss than he did when the opening round of the GCC Lindquist Tuesday's Games Pittsburgh at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Robinson III 2-2 0-0 4, Griffin 7-16 0- Open: L.A. Rams, Kansas City New York at Detroit, 7 p.m. Vegas at Chicago, 8 p.m. 0 16, Drummond 9-14 1-8 19, Gogebic squeezed by Vermilion 64-63 on Monday's Games Classic held on Saturday at the Lindquist Atlanta at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Colorado at Nashville, 8 p.m. R.Jackson 6-20 3-3 19, Bullock 5-10 Tennessee at Houston, 8:15 p.m. Toronto at Memphis, 8 p.m. Arizona at Minnesota, 8 p.m. 1-1 13, Johnson 5-9 2-2 14, Pachu- Saturday night. Center. Thursday, Nov. 29 Indiana at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Dallas at Edmonton, 9 p.m. lia 1-3 5-6 7, Galloway 4-6 3-3 15, New Orleans at Dallas, 8:20 p.m. "Hibbing did a lot of good things today It was one of the strangest games you'll L.A. Lakers at Denver, 9 p.m. Los Angeles at Vancouver, 10 Smith 3-10 1-2 9, Brown 1-3 0-0 2. Sunday, Dec. 2 Totals 43-93 16-25 118. such as pressuring the ball," Movrich said. ever see played. L.A. Rams at Detroit, 1 p.m. Wednesday's Games Wednesday's Games Atlanta at Charlotte, 7 p.m. St. Louis at Detroit, 7 p.m. Phoenix 32 28 24 23 — 107 Carolina at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. "We started the game almost as if we were Both teams came into the game short- New York at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Anaheim at Florida, 7 p.m. Detroit 27 35 21 35 — 118 Arizona at Green Bay, 1 p.m. Utah at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. San Jose at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. 3-Point Goals_Phoenix 8-25 afraid of their pressure. We'd give up a handed as Vermilion showed up with five Denver at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Chicago at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Dallas at Calgary, 9 p.m. (Crawford 3-4, Booker 3-9, Ariza 1- Baltimore at Atlanta, 1 p.m. turnover and they'd get an easy bucket. players. For Gogebic, Bailey Froberg and Cleveland at Oklahoma City, 8 Pittsburgh at Colorado, 9:30 p.m. 3, J.Jackson 1-4, Warren 0-2, Chicago at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. Dallas at Houston, 8 p.m. Bridges 0-3), Detroit 16-41 (Gal- Cleveland at Houston, 1 p.m. When we attacked the pressure, we went Autumn Tucker were still out with San Antonio at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Transactions loway 4-6, R.Jackson 4-15, Johnson Indianapolis at Jacksonville, 1 By The Associated Press 2-3, Smith 2-4, Bullock 2-5, Griffin 2- to the foul line." injuries. But Alexa Jilek has joined the Washington at New Orleans, 8 HOCKEY Buffalo at Miami, 1 p.m. 8 ) . F o u l e d O u t _ N o n e . Orlando at Portland, 10 p.m. ANAHEIM DUCKS — Recalled D "I actually thought we played better Samson squad and Saundra Libertoski N.Y. Jets at Tennessee, 4:05 Rebounds_Phoenix 42 (Ayton 13), Phoenix at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 Andrej Sustr and Andy Welinski Kansas City at Oakland, 4:05 . Detroit 41 (Drummond 16). today than we did yesterday when we won. from San Diego (AHL). Assigned D will be on the team in the neat future. But San Francisco at Seattle, 4:25 . Assists_Phoenix 22 (Booker, Craw- National Hockey Josh Mahura to San Diego and LW Minnesota at New England, 4:25 ford 5), Detroit 30 (Griffin 11). Total We shot free throws at 87 percent and on Saturday night GCC had six players. League Max Comtois to Drummondville L.A. Chargers at Pittsburgh, 8:20 All Times EST Fouls_Phoenix 22, Detroit 19. Tech- (QMJHL). that's the best we've done. We should have Point guard Haley Grover got Gogebic Monday, Dec. 3 EASTERN CONFERENCE nicals_Phoenix coach Suns (Defen- CAROLINA HURRICANES — Washington at Philadelphia, 8:15 Atlantic Division sive three second) 2, Warren 2, looked to attack the basket more to shoot off to a fast start with her drives to the bas- Recalled D Jake Bean and F GP WLOTPts GF GA Detroit coach Pistons (Defensive Valentin Zykov from Charlotte more free throws. With Bailey (Froberg) ket and jump shots from the corner, scor- National Basketball Buffalo 24 16 6234 76 66 three second). Ejected_Warren. (AHL). Association Tampa Bay 23 16 6133 87 66 A_14,413 (20,491). and Autumn (Tucker) still out, the new ing 11 of GCC's 13 first quarter points. All Times EST LOS ANGELES KINGS — girls are improving and stepping up and But Vermilion was playing better than being more aggressive on offense and last week when the Samsons defeated Misery continues for Harbaugh, defense." them in another tournament. Hibbing is now 3-0 on the year and "I thought they played harder than us," Michigan in The Game even though coach Kate Brau knows she Gogebic coach Mark Movrich said. "We has a real strong team, she is taking it one started with a lot of energy, but offensively COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — With its best "I just ran into a good Ohio State team," practice and one game at a time. we got stagnant. We started off doing a chance in years to beat Ohio State in The Michigan quarterback Shea Patterson said. "We take it day by day and we try to good job attacking and then we stood Game, Michigan crashed and burned. "I always thought we had Big Ten Champi- capitalize on every minute we're on the around too much. You're too easy to guard Michigan's "revenge tour" — along with onship hopes, playoff hopes, maybe that floor," Brau said. "Defense is our specialty. that way. its Big Ten and national title hopes — got in the way a little bit. But hats off to We have half-court press and a full court "We didn't seem like we were mentally ended in misery on a cold, gray Saturday them. They played a hell of a game." press.. We pressure the ball. We get in the into the game. Maybe we had too many in Ohio Stadium, where the Wolverines The Buckeyes came into the annual passing lanes and cause turnovers and run games off." have been unable to win since 2000. Final rivalry game with a Swiss cheese defense the floor. Our goal is to keep getting better Playing with 10 minute quarters, the score: Ohio State 62, Michigan 39. that has given coach Urban Meyer and be playing our best basketball at the Samsons didn't score until the 4:37 mark "I'm pretty shocked that the outcome is headaches in the past month. The Wolver- end of the season. of the second quarter when Airiana White like this and how easily they moved the ines were favored after Ohio State strug- "This Gogebic team is capable. They've sank two free throws. White also made ball and made plays," senior defensive gled mightily with Maryland last week just had some hard luck with injuries. Gogebic's first field goal from the right back Tyree Kinnel said. "They completely before pulling it out in overtime. When they heal up, they'll be a tough corner with 1:41 left in the half. beat us everywhere, the run game, the But the Buckeyes rose to the occasion team. Mark (Movrich) has the pieces for a But the Vermilion lead increased to 25- pass game, everyone is to blame." Saturday. They scored on special teams good team." 21 after two quarters and the Vermilion There was so much at stake for a Michi- and intercepted passes . Ohio State quar- Hibbing came out playing with a sense women were looking to pull away. They gan team that hasn't been able to beat the terback Dwayne Haskins Jr., who won last of urgency. They drilled three triples in the went on a 15-2 run and their lead bal- Buckeyes in seven years. Coach Jim Har- year's game in Ann Arbor after coming in first 1:45 of the game and opened up a 11- looned to 56-39. baugh was seeking his first win in the for the injured J.T. Barrett, threw six 0 lead. Although few noticed it at the time, rivalry in his fourth season in Ann Arbor. touchdowns , a school record in the rival- At the 7:28 mark, GCC's Don 'Nikka Maggie Isbel fouled out early in the third Michigan was ranked No. 4 in the AP Top ry. Freshman receiver Chris Olave caught Patterson caught a pass in the lane and quarter and Vermilion's ship had sprung a 25 and holding onto one of the top spots two TD passes and blocked a punt that took it to the basket for a score. She was leak. They were forced to play with four in the College Football Playoff. Ohio State turned into the touchdown. fouled and made a 3 the old-fashioned way players. had struggled at times this season, espe- What went wrong? when she sank her free throw. "We had fought really, really hard and cially on defense, and was holding on at Michigan receiver Nico Collins just Hibbing had quick hands and quick and were up by 17 (points)," Vermilion No. 10. sighed heavily and shrugged. feet and their press led to turnovers and coach Krystal Brodeen said. "We definitely Then the Buckeyes hung 62 points on "The score," he replied. turnovers led to points. would have won with five girls, but it's the best defense in the nation. That's the Harbaugh didn't offer much in the way For the game, the Cardinals had 43 hard to play with four girls. We were still most Michigan has allowed against any of an explanation, either, other than to say points off turnovers to 12 for GCC. ahead by 12 in the fourth quarter when opponent ever, let alone Ohio State. Ohio State played exceptionally well. Hibbing out-rebounded the green-and- another girl fouled out and we were down The loss ruins any championship "We'll come back motivated and make white 57-35 and racked up 30 points from to three girls." hopes for Michigan. Somewhere Woody darn sure it doesn't happen again," Har- beyond the arc, while Gogebic scored six. Movrich and Brodeen both know what Hayes is smiling. baugh said. By the end of the first quarter, Hibbing happens when you try to play with three led 30-8. players. Now 4-7, the Lions will learn all about At 8:09 of the second quarter, Gogebic's "They just ran out of gas," Movrich said. Madelyn Cronkright knocked down a 3 "Airiana (White) got us back into the offense when they host the 10-1 Rams from the left corner and Airiana White game. It was almost like she willed us picked up a loose ball and made a long back. She definitely had her best game." DETROIT (AP)-- The Lions lost anoth- And Detroit's next game will be against drive for a lay-up. Haley Grover sank two Movrich put on a 5 on 3 press and er game on Thursday, 23-16 to the Bears at Goff and those Rams next Sunday at Ford free throws, White converted another free White scored 12 fourth quarter points to Ford Field, built on the same script in the Field. The Lions will have 10 days to pre- throw and Cronkright was fouled on a bring GCC back from a 56-39 deficit. end: The offense isn't firing at all, and it pare for it, and they'll need every second to drive and made both of her free throws. She sealed the deal with a steal and lay- has seemingly lost its ability to come back gear up for L.A.'s offense and to find a way Gogebic closed the gap to 38-19, but in and Gogebic caught Vermilion at the from deficits in the fourth quarter. to unlock their own, which is starting to Hibbing can really shoot. When Alexis finish line for a 64-63 win. It's not befitting what the Lions expect- look like it's playing a different sport. Desjarlait splashed a 3 at the half-time Bailey Bassette poured in 20 points for ed to have this season, when Matthew On paper, coming into the season, the buzzer, Hibbing was up 51-23. Vermillion. Stafford returned for a third full season in Rams didn't have all that much more than Grover started the third quarter with White led all scorers with 30 points, Jim Bob Cooter's scheme and seemingly the Lions did in established offensive tal- three quick points, but once again Hibbing including 10-10 from the free throw line. found a running game at long last. And yet ent. Todd Gurley was the obvious differ- responded by out-scoring the Samsons 19- Grover garnered 15 points. in the highest-scoring season in NFL his- ence, as he was the reigning AP Offensive 13 in the third quarter and took a 70-36 GCC scored 30 points off turnovers to tory, the Lions have yet to top 32 points in Player of the Year coming off a season with advantage. 12 for Vermilion. and game and have been held to 20 or 2,000 yards from scrimmage. But Goff was The fourth quarter was more of the The Samsons (5-3) play a very tough fewer in five of 11 contests. That is all still an up-and-coming quarterback in a same, but even though Gogebic was out of Hibbing team on Sunday at 2:00 p.m. despite the following: new system. His receivers didn't have the the game early, they never gave up and Vermilion — Bailey Bassette 20, Alexis A $27 million, 10th-year starting quar- reputations of Marvin Jones or Golden played hard until the end. Hughes 11, Zarea Richards 18, Maggie terbackTwo $7 million wide receivers who Tate and lacked the rapport with the quar- The Cardinals finished up the Isbell 2, Terr4i Sutton 12. FT's:15-21, have played 7 of 11 gamesThe highest-paid terback. Both teams had invested in the Lindquist Classic with a 2-0 record, while Fouls: 17, Fouled out: Maggie Isbell, Bailey right tackle in NFL historyTwo other first- offensive line, but Detroit had invested GCC was 1-1 and they have a 5-4 overall Bassette, 3-pointers: Sutton 2, Richards 1, round picks on the offensive lineA second- even more. record. Bassette 1. round rookie running back who has the And yet the Rams will enter this week Bethany Baldwin of Watersmeet led all Gogebic — Airiana White 30, Haley makings of a star averaging 106 yards and nearly 14 more scorers with 22 points and Hibbing had Grover 15, Aiyana Nickel 6, Alexa Jilek 6, Ironically, Detroit's latest loss was the points per game than the Lions do. The four other players in double figures. Don 'Nikka Patterson 5, Madelyn first NFL game following the 54-51 thriller Rams are the only team that ranks in the Grover was Gogebic's top gun with 13 Cronkright 2. FT's: 12-18. Fouls: 16, between the Rams and Chiefs that set top five in rushing and passing offense. points, while Patterson threw down 12. Fouled out: none, 3-pointers: Haley Grover modern records and had the feel, in the They have exceptional athletes, but they Cronkright scored nine points, including 2, Airiana White 2. Vermilion 15 10 18 20 — 63 words of Rams quarterback Jared Goff, of also have the biggest rising star of an 6-6 from the line. Movrich gave her a com- Gogebic 13 8 16 27 — 64 Texas Tech playing Cal in college football. offensive play caller in Sean McVay. pliment on her shooting on Sunday. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2018 11 HERMAN SPEED BUMP Strong feelings for husband’s ex Dear Annie: I have a tricky problem going on right now. I am married and have been for a while – 20-plus years. It’s been a typical marriage, with its ups and downs, but I’d say I’ve been fairly content and things have been pretty good. Right now, I would say I am in the middle of my Dear life, so this issue could very well be a Annie midlife crisis. I have a great relationship with my husband’s ex-wife. We have always gotten along famously. Lately, I Dear Pining Away: Before deciding have been having strong feelings for her whether to act on your feelings, you that I shouldn’t be having. I have four should talk to a therapist, as you acknowl- stepchildren, and there is always some edged in your letter. function or get-together with all of us. We Developing strong feelings for another typically have a wonderful time together. I person could be a sign that there is a lack find myself thinking about her all the time THE PAJAMA DIARIES of intimacy in your own marriage. If that’s when I’m not around her. I know that the case, then the next person you should nothing can come of these feelings, and it talk to is your husband. seems ridiculous to me, but I can’t seem to The type of uncontrollable thoughts stop them. you have could also be a sign of obsessive- I never felt this way in the early days of compulsive disorder. The way around my marriage. It started a few years ago. I’m them is through them. The more you resist not sure what brought it on, but she is a great person, and maybe I’ve just started intrusive thoughts the more they come. to realize that. I’m even dreaming about That which we resist persists. You sound her at night. I have had same-sex feelings pretty calm, considering the catastrophic off and on my whole life and was in a brief potential of your acting on your feelings, and you will know so much more and be MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM relationship with a woman before I met my husband. It was quick but intense. ready to act – one way or the other – after When I met my husband, I only had eyes you have talked this through with a pro- for him, so I didn’t think anything more fessional. about women until now. I am sure I should Dear Annie: A while ago, the issue of probably talk to a therapist because this noisy children in restaurants was dis- can’t be normal. I’ve tried everything to cussed in your column. You have yet to stop the thoughts, but they just seem to be discuss the more ubiquitous problem of getting stronger. I don’t want to be con- noisy adults in restaurants. – David B. sumed with this any longer. 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WOMAN CONCERNED ABOUT MISTAKING ANXIETY ATTACK FOR A STROKE by Eve Glazier, M.D. & Elizabeth Ko, M.D.

Dear Doctor: I've been on cells to begin to die. In a hem- hospital. Response times are blood pressure medication for orrhagic stroke, a weakened swift, and paramedics can start 20 years and am now going blood vessel either leaks or life-saving treatment the mo- through menopause. For me, ruptures. In an ischemic stroke, ment they reach you. This may this includes anxiety attacks. an obstruction impedes the seem obvious, but never try to Symptoms of stroke and anxi- flow of blood. When the inter- drive yourself to an ER if you ety attacks seem pretty similar. ruption of blood flow is tempo- suspect a stroke. You can be- How can I know for sure if I'm rary, this is known as a come incapacitated while be- having a stroke versus an anx- transient ischemic attack, or hind the wheel. iety attack? TIA. Finally, we believe it's wise to Dear Reader: It's true that the As you say, anxiety attacks and talk to your family doctor about hormonal changes that take all three types of stroke can the anxiety attacks. Although a place during menopause, share overlapping symptoms. certain level of anxiety can ac- specifically to estrogen and The strokes themselves can company menopause, anxiety progesterone, can result in vary in the way that they pres- attacks, particularly if they are feelings of anxiety that range ent. However, one thing that all ongoing, are unusual. At the from mild to extreme. And while strokes have in common is the very least you can discuss your an anxiety attack is considered sudden onset of symptoms. fears about stroke with your a psychological disorder, it These include: doctor. And it's quite possible causes physical effects that -- Sudden numbness or weak- she or he can help you with Daily Globe can be distressing. That's be- ness in arms, legs or face, par- medications or other interven- SUDOKU cause when we become anx- ticularly when it affects just one tions to lessen the impact of Sudoku is a number-placing puzzle "Y$AVE'REEN ious, stressed or panicky, our side of the body. your symptoms.Eve Glazier, based on a 9x9 grid with several given brains send signals to the body -- Trouble seeing or a loss of vi- M.D., MBA, is an internist and numbers. The object is to place the that it should prepare to protect sion that affects one or both associate professor of medi-    numbers 1 to 9 in the empty squares itself, either through fight or eyes. cine at UCLA Health. Elizabeth so that each row, each column and flight. Those signals include the -- A sudden onset of confusion, Ko, M.D., is an internist and as-     each 3x3 box contains the same release of adrenaline and cor- inability to understand speech sistant professor of medicine at number only once. The difficulty level tisol, which are often referred or the inability to speak. UCLA Health.)      of the Conceptis Sudoku increases to as stress hormones. They -- The instant onset of a mas- (Send your questions to ask- from Monday to Saturday. cause the heart to race and the sive headache. [email protected],     blood vessels to constrict, -- The abrupt loss of coordina- or write: Ask the Doctors, c/o Answer to previous puzzle which can result in symptoms tion, balance or the ability to Media Relations, UCLA Health,     like dizziness, nausea, feeling walk or move about. 924 Westwood Blvd., Suite          faint, sweating, tingling sensa- If you do ever experience any 350, Los Angeles, CA, 90095.              tions or numbness in the hands of these symptoms, call 911. Owing to the volume of mail,          and feet, muscle weakness, It's vital to seek medical care personal replies cannot be pro-               heart arrhythmias, sudden immediately. If possible, make vided          headache, and a sense of dis- note of the time the first symp- COPYRIGHT 2018 UCLA location or unreality. tom appeared, as this is infor- HEALTH              Stroke, meanwhile, is a physi- mation that may affect DISTRIBUTED BY ANDREWS          cal event. It occurs when blood treatment decisions. The Cen- MCMEEL SYNDICATION

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They streets, authorities said. his pain management doc- account for the third-high- The Sunday temblor hit tor described a medical est number of medical near Sarpol-e Zahab in Iran’s device that could change device injury reports to the Kermanshah province, which his life. U.S. Food and Drug was the epicenter of an earth- It wouldn’t fix the nerve Administration, with more quake last year that killed Associated Press damage in his mangled than 80,000 incidents more than 600 people and THIS PHOTO provided by Lashrecse Aird shows traffic jam and an electric mes- right arm, Taft and his wife flagged since 2008. where some still remain sage sign indicating, “All Lanes Closed,” near the Delaware Memorial Bridge in recalled the doctor saying, Patients report that they homeless. New Jersey Sunday. A chemical leak shut down the bridge in both directions but a spinal-cord stimula- have been shocked or Dr. Mahmoud Reza Mora- Sunday evening, bringing traffic on a major East Coast artery to a standstill on tor would cloak his pain, burned or have suffered di, the head of Kermanshah’s one of the busiest travel days of the year. making him “good as new.” spinal-cord nerve damage university of medical science, Taft’s stimulator failed ranging from muscle weak- told Iranian state television soon after it was surgically ness to paraplegia, FDA that 513 people were hurt. Highly flammable gas leak implanted. After an opera- data shows. Among the Most of the injuries appeared tion to repair it, he said, 4,000 types of devices to be minor; the semi-official closes major East Coast bridge the device shocked him so tracked by the FDA, only ISNA news agency reported many times that he could- metal hip replacements that only 33 people needed to PENNSVILLE, N.J. (AP) – A chemical Traffic on both sides of the bridge was n’t sleep and even fell and insulin pumps have be hospitalized. leak shut down the Delaware Memorial being diverted to other crossings, includ- down a flight of stairs. logged more injury Authorities said dozens of Bridge in both directions Sunday ing the Commodore Barry Bridge to the Today, the 45-year-old Taft reports. rescue teams were immediate- evening, bringing traffic on a major East north, causing what the authority called is virtually paralyzed, a The FDA data contains ly deployed after the quake Coast artery to a standstill on one of the a “parking lot” situation to disperse to prisoner in his own bed, more than 500 reports of stopped and the country’s busiest travel days of the year. other clogged roadways. barely able to get to the people with spinal-cord army and its paramilitary The leak stems from the Delaware The bridge carries Interstate 295 on bathroom by himself. stimulators who died, but Revolutionary Guard were chemical production facility Croda Atlas eight lanes over the wide southern reach- “I thought I would have details are scant, making it responding. Point, located near the twin suspension es of the Delaware River between north- a wonderful life,” Taft said. difficult to determine if the Officials reported damage bridges on a major route between Wash- ern Delaware and southern New Jersey. “But look at me.” deaths were related to the at buildings both in town and ington and New York City, Holloway Ter- Southbound traffic from the New Jersey For years, medical stimulator or implant in rural Kermanshah, as well race Fire Company Public Information Turnpike also flows across it. More than device companies and doc- surgery. as to some roadways. The Officer George Greenley said. 80,000 vehicles make the crossing daily, tors have touted spinal- Medical device manu- temblor also downed power The leaked chemical is ethylene according to the authority. cord stimulators as a facturers insist spinal-cord lines and caused power out- oxide, a highly flammable gas that is a Lashrecse Aird, a member of the Vir- panacea for millions of stimulators are safe – some ages into the night as temper- finished product stemming from ginia House of Delegates, was stuck in patients suffering from a 60,000 are implanted atures hovered around 46 methanol, Greenley said. the bridge traffic on her way home to Vir- wide range of pain disor- annually – and doctors degrees Fahrenheit. “If that flume would have had an igni- ginia from New York. The Thanksgiving ders, making them one of who specialize in these The quake struck just after tion source it could have been catas- commute usually takes her six hours, she the fastest-growing prod- surgeries say they have 8 p.m. in Iran, meaning most trophic with the bridge traffic,” he said. said, but she had already been on the road ucts in the $400 billion helped reduce pain for were still awake at the time The bridge closed around 5 p.m. Sun- for that amount of time and her GPS told medical device industry. many of their patients. and able to quickly flee. day. Croda operators requested it be shut her she had more than three hours to go. Companies and doctors Most of these devices The 6.3 earthquake had a down, the Delaware River and Bay A police vehicle and a hazardous- aggressively push them as have been approved by the depth of 6.2 miles, according Authority tweeted. materials truck were blocking the bridge a safe antidote to the dead- FDA with little clinical test- to the U.S. Geological Survey. Greenley said fire officials are waiting when she approached. She was at a ly opioid crisis in the U.S. ing, however, and the agen- Iran state TV gave the depth for pressure to dissipate in the pipes at standstill for an hour before being redi- and as a treatment for an cy’s data shows that spinal- as 3.1 miles. Such shallow the facility before reopening the bridge. rected, she said. aging population in need cord stimulators have a dis- earthquakes have broader He said the chemical is dissipating fairly “We ended up taking 295 North to get of chronic pain relief. proportionately higher damage. quickly from the pipes and estimated the onto 322, directing us to the Barry But the stimulators – number of injuries com- The earthquake was felt as bridge could reopen in the next few Bridge,” she said, “and then that is going devices that use electrical pared to hip implants, far away as the Iraqi capital of hours. The state Division of Natural to take us back south. Everyone is com- currents to block pain sig- which are far more plenti- Baghdad, about 110 miles Resources and Environmental Control is ing that direction, so we are still really nals before they reach the ful. southwest. on scene at the leak. not moving.” In South Sudan, new approach in ending use of child soldiers JUBA, South Sudan (AP) number of child soldiers – After coming face to face released, but rapid rates of with “unpredictable” gun- recruitment are stifling waving children almost 25 progress. In the last two years ago, the former com- years UNICEF facilitated mander of the failed U.N. the release of over 900 peacekeeping mission dur- child soldiers yet more ing the Rwandan genocide than 1,650 children were dedicated his life to elimi- recruited by armed groups nating the use of children over approximately the as weapons of war. same period, according to In an interview with The the U.N. Associated Press in civil “These kids’ families war-torn South Sudan, were poor when they left Romeo Dallaire, who is and they’re still poor when Associated Press widely known for warning they go back, so kids IN THIS Friday, Nov. 16, photo, Jim Taft watches The the U.N. about Rwanda’s return to the army once History Channel from the confines of his bed at his massacre in 1994, said the released,” William Deng home in West Columbia, S.C. Taft has experienced current approach to com- Deng, chairman for South debilitating health issues after a neurosurgeon batting child soldier Sudan’s national disarma- implanted Boston Scientific’s Precision spinal cord recruitment is not “suffi- ment, demobilization and stimulator in his back in 2014. cient.” Local security forces reintegration commission, must be part of the solu- told AP. While it’s not gov- Associated Press tion, he said. IN THIS Wednesday, Feb. 7, file photo, a young child ernment policy to recruit Russia fires on Ukrainian vessels “My personal experi- soldier sits on the ground at a release ceremony, children, Deng said it hap- in Black Sea; 2 wounded ences of having to negoti- where he and others laid down their weapons and pens because youth social- ate with, having to face traded in their uniforms to return to “normal life”, in ize with armed groups in MOSCOW (AP) – Rus- annexed Crimea from children with weapons ... Yambio, South Sudan. their communities. sia’s coast guard opened Ukraine in 2014, and it has may not have been the In an attempt to break fire on and seized three of worked steadily to bolster right way of doing it,” Dal- nel. The first round of forces in the past four years this cycle, the Dallaire ini- Ukraine’s vessels Sunday, its zone of control around laire said. training will include 50 of fighting, according to a tiative keeps in mind the wounding two crew mem- the peninsula. His visit marked the senior army officers. U.N. report released in realities that both soldiers bers, after a tense standoff Earlier in the day, Rus- launch of a three-year-pro- With 19,000 children September. and children face in con- in the Black Sea near the sia and Ukraine traded gram by the Canada-based associated with armed “The figures are unac- flict. By providing guid- Crimean Peninsula, the accusations over a separate Romeo Dallaire Child Sol- groups, South Sudan has ceptably high,” Virginia ance to soldiers on how to Ukrainian navy said. incident involving the diers Initiative. The $2.2 one of the world’s highest Gamba, the new U.N. chief interact with children in Russia blamed Ukraine same vessels, prompting million project funded by rates of child soldiers, for children and armed specific scenarios, the for provoking the incident, Moscow to block passage Global Affairs Canada aims according to the U.N. conflict, said during a training focuses on behav- which sharply escalated through the narrow Kerch to work with at least 1,200 Almost 6,000 child sol- recent visit. ior change, said Shelly tensions that have been Strait, which separates the South Sudanese soldiers, diers were recruited by gov- South Sudan leads the Whitman, the executive growing between the two peninsula from the Rus- police and prison person- ernment and opposition world with the highest director. countries since Moscow sian mainland. Indian police map area of island where US man was killed

NEW DELHI (AP) – Police investigators spotted four or five Pathak said. The officials took to ensure outsiders do not go The arrow, he wrote, hit a Bible said they have mapped the area North Sentinel islanders moving two of the seven people arrested near the Sentinelese, who have he was carrying. of a remote Indian island where in the area from a distance of for helping Chau get close to the repeatedly made clear they want “Why did a little kid have to tribespeople were seen burying about 500 meters from a boat island in an effort to determine to be left alone. shoot me today?” he wrote in his the body of an American adven- and studied their behavior for his route and the circumstances Chau went to “share the love of notes, which he left with the fish- turer and Christian missionary several hours, said Pathak. of his death. The fishermen who Jesus,” said Mary Ho, internation- ermen before swimming back the after allegedly killing him with “We have more or less identi- had taken Chau to the shore saw al executive leader of All Nations. next morning. “His high-pitched arrows this month. fied the site and the area in gen- the tribespeople dragging and All Nations, a Kansas City, Mis- voice still lingers in my head.” But before they can even eral,” Pathak said by phone on burying his body on the morning souri-based organization, helped Police say Chau knew that the attempt to recover the body of 26- Saturday. of Nov. 17. train Chau, discussed the risks Sentinelese resisted all contact by year-old John Allen Chau, author- Indian authorities have been Officials typically don’t travel with him and sent him on the outsiders, firing arrows and ities have to learn from experts struggling to figure out how to to the North Sentinel area, where mission, to support him in his spears at passing helicopters and “the nuances of the group’s con- get the remains of Chau, who was people live as their ancestors did “life’s calling,” she added. killing fishermen who drift onto duct and behavior, particularly in killed by North Sentinel islanders thousands of years ago. The only “He wanted to have a long- their shore. His notes, which this kind of violent behavior,” who apparently shot him with contacts, occasional “gift giving” term relationship, and if possi- were reported Thursday in Indi- said Dependra Pathak, the direc- arrows and then buried his body visits in which bananas and ble, to be accepted by them and an newspapers and confirmed by tor-general of police of the on the beach. coconuts were passed by small live amongst them,” she said. police, make clear he knew he Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Friday’s visit was the second teams of officials and scholars When a young boy tried to hit might be killed. where North Sentinel Island is boat expedition of the week by a who remained in the surf, were him with an arrow on his first “I DON’T WANT TO DIE,” located. team of police and officials from years ago. day on the island, Chau swam wrote Chau, who appeared to During their visit to the the forest department, tribal wel- Indian ships monitor the back to the fishing boat he had want to bring Christianity to the island’s surroundings on Friday, fare department and coast guard, waters around the island, trying arranged to wait for him offshore. islanders.