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DAILY GLOBE Monday, December 9, 2019 Snow likely yourdailyglobe.com | High: 20 | Low: 2 | Details, page 2 PARADE OF LIGHTS Aspirus Auxiliary holds annual Tree of Love lighting By RICHARD JENKINS [email protected] IRONWOOD – One week after bad weather forced organiz- ers to postpone the event, a crowd gathered outside Aspirus Ironwood Hospital Sunday for the hospital auxiliary’s annual Tree of Love and Celebration Tree lighting. The Tree of Love is decorated with white lights, while the near- by Celebration Tree features col- orful lights. “(The white lights) are for people who have passed. The colored lights are for celebra- tion – they’re for birthdays, graduations (and other occa- sions),” said Carol D’Alberto, the president of the hospital auxiliary. After a brief prayer by Father Frank Kordek, the trees were lit and the crowd sang “First Noel,” before everyone went inside to continue the program. Aspirus Ironwood CEO Paula Chermside said the event was Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe one of her favorite parts of the JACK FROST walks down Aurora Street in downtown Ironwood Saturday night during the city's Jack Frost Festival of Lights Parade. holiday season, as it gives people the opportunity to reflect on the special people in their lives and the impact they’ve had. Ironwood celebrates winter with Jack Frost Festival “I think the opportunity to By RICHARD JENKINS a success. entries were intended to cele- didn’t appear to keep people really come together and really [email protected] “(I’m) very pleased with how brate some aspect of the holiday away. celebrate those special people is IRONWOOD – As they have the parade went. There were season or winter in the North- “The wind died off as the really wonderful,” Chermside for 25 years, residents of Iron- more floats, but more impor- woods. parade went down (the route),” told the crowd. wood and the surrounding area tantly many more of the floats There were 34 entries in this Meyer said. The annual tree lighting is came out to celebrate winter Sat- had excellent lighting,” Meyer year’s parade, according to Although the parade winners part of the auxiliary’s mission of urday during the city’s Jack said. “(Entries) were more well Meyer – possibly the most in weren’t available Sunday, Meyer supporting the hospital and its Frost parade and surrounding developed, in terms of their pre- parade history. said this year’s parade featured endeavors in the community, activities. sentation, than they have been Although there was wind and some changes to judging crite- according to D’Alberto. One of Michael Meyer, the director of in previous years.” blowing snow at the beginning the Ironwood Chamber of Com- Although there was no formal of the parade, Meyer said the merce, called Saturday’s parade theme, Meyer said parade weather improved over time and FESTIVAL — page 5 TREE — page 5 Gov. Whitmer HOLIDAY TRADITIONS announces new STANDING OUT- SIDE of the Mercer Community Cen- resource for sexual ter on Saturday Outdoor market are, from left, Mer- assault survivors cer native Amy brings European flair YPSILANTI – Gov. Gretchen Lee of Wright- Whitmer announced a new stown, Wis., and MERCER – A European-style outdoor resource for sexual assault sur- Amber Wildcat of market in Mercer was just the ticket for Sat- vivors last week that is designed Lac du Flambeau, urday night revelers looking for holiday gifts to improve access to counseling Wis. The women or a steady bonfire. resources. were part of a Located behind the Pines restaurant on Whitmer announced Tues- brigade of “ugly the town’s main street, the market featured day that, in addition to calling sweater carolers” strings of holiday lights and multiple tents the state’s 855-VOICES4 sexual who marched in with marketers selling a variety of items, assault hotline, survivors can the parade. including clothing and holiday décor such as candles, wreaths, and a variety of crafts. now also text 1-866-238-1454. P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe “This texting feature is an Chris Skinner of Mercer was selling important way to make sure Mercer Candy Cane Celebration major hit homemade flutes while his dog, Tiva, a every survivor in Michigan has Labrador and Malamute mix, wandered the direct access to the support and By P.J. GLISSON carrying Santa and Mrs. cohorts like to participate grounds, visiting other canine pals and rel- [email protected] resources they deserve,” Whit- Claus, the Candy Cane in the Candy Cane events ishing the many sights and sounds of the mer said. “I want every survivor MERCER – Mother Court of Mercer School, “just for the fun” and also event. in our state to know that your Nature smiled along with Faith Lutheran Church, to support the community A small group of carolers also entertained voice and your story matter, and local residents as tempera- and Mercer Area Ambu- in which they like to relax with a combination of both religious and when you’re ready to talk, we’re tures near 30 degrees lance. and play cards and visit pop Christmas tunes. The singers represent- ready to listen.” helped to make the Mercer Adding humor to the local establishments. ed area churches of the Lutheran, Catholic She made the announcement Candy Cane Christmas Cel- mix was a float called The parade also includ- and Methodist faiths. at Eastern Michigan University ebration a big success for “Rudolph Gone Rogue,” ed law enforcement cars Dave Zellmer and Lynn Zimmerman, both during the fifth annual “Let’s both locals and tourists. which was conceived by and veterans with flags led of Mercer, were among many people enjoy- End Campus Sexual Assault” The afternoon began Troy Jastromski of Wauna- by Commander Bob Davis ing conversation by the bonfire. summit, where she also gave the with the traditional Candy kee, Wis. of the Mercer Area VFW “Just happy to be out,” said Zimmerman, keynote address. Cane parade along the He was helped by his Post 9536. while surveying the pretty scene with a broad The texting feature expands town’s main street. The pro- friends, who included Dave Completing the lineup smile. the existing hotline, which cession of nonstop cheer Hochstein and Jerry were miscellaneous vehi- The outdoor market was held in conjunc- offers 24/7, free, confidential included big, red trucks Urban, also of Waunakee, cles, including several four- tion with Mercer’s Candy Cane Celebration, and anonymous support to sur- from Mercer Fire and Res- and Jim Mielke of Wood- wheelers decked out with which included a main street parade, fol- vivors, their family members cue and the huge, green bury, Minn. holiday decals, tinsel, and lowed by a party at the Mercer Community groomers from the Mercer “I have a cabin in Mer- Center. Snow-Goers, Inc. cer,” said Jastromski, who —P.J. Glisson Among floats were those added that he and his SURVIVORS — page 5 MERCER — page 5 TODAY INDEX Snow likely — Details, page 2 Classifieds . . . . .12-13 75 cents Comics ...... 11 Sunday Today’s records Snowfall Community ...... 3 Vol. 101, No. 16 High 36 High 54 (1939) 48 hours to 7 a.m. Education ...... 6 Low 32 Low -24 (1927) Sunday 0.5 in. Snow depth 15 in. Obituaries ...... 7 Year ago today Precipitation Season total 57.5 in. Opinion ...... 4 High 26 48 hours to 7 a.m. Last year 48.9 in. Sports ...... 9-10 Low 1 Sunday 0.3 in. l 2 MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2019 AREA / NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FIVE-DAY FORECASTFO ORECAST FOR IRONWOODIR RONWOOD

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s n n o o h p y T Typhoons . e n o n none. s i is e r e h T There : r e w s n A This gives a temperature of what ththe he air feels like on the skin. Answer: About 30 World War II veterans and some 2,000 members of the public joined the survivors, the Schumer: Fed workers to get 12 youngest of whom are now in their late 90s, to com- weeks of paid parental leave memorate the anniversary of the Dec. 7, 1941, attack NEW YORK (AP) – The that launched the U.S. into Senate’s top Democrat said World War II. Sunday that congressional Associated Press Herb Elfring, 97, of Jack- PEARL HARBOR survivor Lou Conter, 98, center, who leaders have reached a son, Michigan, said being “real breakthrough” deal to was the only survivor from the USS Arizona to make it back at Pearl Harbor to this year’s ceremony, smiles during the 78th give 12 weeks of paid reminds him of all those parental leave to millions anniversary of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, who have lost their lives. Saturday at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. Survivors and mem- of federal workers as part “It makes you think of of the annual defense poli- bers of the public gathered in Pearl Harbor to remem- all the servicemen who ber those killed when Japanese planes bombed the cy bill. have passed ahead of me. Sen. Charles Schumer Hawaii naval base 78 years ago and launched the U.S. As a Pearl Harbor survivor, into World War II. About a dozen survivors of the said the agreement over I’m one of the last chosen the National Defense attack attended the annual ceremony, the youngest few I guess.” He’s the only of whom are now in their late 90s. Authorization Act was member of his old regi- reached late Friday night ment still living. Korea, and Interior Secre- tion Pensacola in Florida. and a vote is expected later Elfring was in the Army, tary David Bernhardt deliv- Rear Adm. Robert Chad- this week. The establish- assigned to the 251st Coast ered remarks. wick, commander of Navy ment of President Donald Artillery, part of the Cali- Harris said it’s difficult Region Hawaii, said the Trump’s proposed Space fornia National Guard. The to imagine the events of 78 military community has Force is also included in unit’s job was to protect years ago when people “not received an outpouring of the bill. Associated Press airfields but they weren’t unlike us” were waking up love and support from Trump administration SENATE MINORITY Leader Chuck Schumer of N.Y., expecting an attack that to enjoy another day in Hawaii after the shooting officials have said Space points to a question as he speaks with reporters Tues- morning. paradise. “It was a day of at “our beloved shipyard” Force is urgently needed to day, in Washington, on Capitol Hill. Elfring was standing at gallantry and unquestion- earlier this week. preserve U.S. dominance the edge of his barracks at able heroism even as it was “Our thoughts and in space. A proposal from Schumer and House Speak- get what they’re entitled to, Camp Malakole a few miles a day of sacrifice and prayers remain with the the Pentagon released earli- er Nancy Pelosi. the federal government is a down the coast from Pearl immeasurable loss,” Harris families of the victims and er this year suggested the The provision is a victo- pacesetter,” Schumer Harbor, reading a bulletin said. everyone affected,” Chad- service would have about ry for federal workers, who added. “If you work for a board when Japanese Zero He said the World War wick said. 15,000 personnel and would face benefit cuts private company, this planes flew over. “I could II generation played a piv- A Pearl Harbor National begin in 2020. Space Force under the Trump adminis- means the pressure on hear it coming but didn’t otal role in underwriting Memorial spokesman said would reside within the Air tration’s budget submis- your employer will be pay attention to it until the the freedoms the U.S. security was beefed up as Force, similar to how the sion. Under the current much greater to give you strafing bullets were hitting enjoys today. “Every usual for the annual event. Marine Corps exists within federal law, civilian work- parental leave as well when the pavement about 15 feet December 7 we remember The 1941 aerial assault the Navy. ers are eligible for 12 the blessed event of a child away from me,” he said. the past actions of our vet- killed more than 2,300 U.S. The must-pass bill weeks of unpaid leave. comes around, or god for- A moment of silence erans on Oahu because troops. Nearly half – or includes a provision that “It’s a real breakthrough bid your child is really sick was held at 7:55 a.m., the they inspire us today and 1,177 – were Marines and would allow more than 2 for families,” Schumer said, and needs serious care.” same time the assault because they shape our sailors serving on the USS million federal government adding that Democrats Ivanka Trump, the pres- began. U.S. Air Force F-22 tomorrows,” he said. Arizona, a battleship workers to take paid leave hope the move will encour- ident’s daughter and advis- fighter jets flying overhead The ceremony comes on moored in the harbor. The to care for a new baby or age more private employ- er, said Friday that such a in missing man formation the heels of two deadly vessel sank within nine for an adopted child. ers to offer similar parental provision would “mark a broke the quiet. shootings at Navy bases minutes of being hit, tak- Parental leave was a priori- leave benefits. HUGE step forward Retired Navy Adm. this week, one at the Pearl ty for high-ranking “Not only does it mean towards making paid leave Harry Harris, currently the Harbor Naval Shipyard and Democrats, including that federal employees will a reality for all Americans.” U.S. ambassador to South another at Naval Air Sta- ATTACK — page 14 # # ‘Benson,’ ‘Star Trek’ actor René Auberjonois has died at 79 THIS DAY LOS ANGELES (AP) – M u l c - goers ever since, he was County, New York, whose René Auberjonois, a prolif- ahy, the Odo, the shape-shifting residents included the IN HISTORY ic actor best known for his military Changeling and head of actors John Houseman, December 9 roles on the television c h a p - space-station security on Helen Hayes and Burgess • 1793 Noah Webster establishes New York’s shows “Benson” and “Star l a i n “Star Trek: Deep Space Meredith. first daily newspaper, the “American Minerva” Trek: Deep Space Nine” w h o Nine.” After graduating from • 1907 First Christmas Seals sold (Wilmington, and his part in the 1970 p l a y e d “I am all of those char- college at Pittsburgh’s Delaware, post office) film “M.A.S.H.” playing straight acters, and I love that,” Carnegie Institute of Tech- Father Mulcahy, has died. man to Auberjonois said in a 2011 nology, now Carnegie Mel- • 1935 1st Heisman Trophy Award: Jay Berwanger, He was 79. the doc- interview with the “Star lon, Auberjonois hopped Chicago (HB) The actor died Sunday t o r s ’ Trek” website. “I also run around the country joining • 1965 “Charlie Brown Christmas” first Peanuts at his home in Los Angeles René antics in into people, and they think theater companies, eventu- Auberjonois animated special premieres on CBS in the US of metastatic lung cancer, I’m their cousin or their ally landing three roles on • 1992 Operation Restore Hope: US Marines land in his son Rèmy-Luc Auber- dry cleaner. I love that, Broadway in 1968, includ- Somalia jonois told The Associated “M.A.S.H.” It was his first too.” ing playing the Fool in a Press. significant film role and Auberjonois was born long-running version of Today’s History was sponsored by René Auberjonois the first of several for direc- in New York in 1940, the King Lear. worked constantly as a tor Robert Altman. son of Fernand Auber- The following year he character actor in several For sitcom watchers of jonois, Swiss-born foreign would play Sebastian Baye golden ages, from the the 1980s, he was Clayton correspondent for U.S. opposite Katharine Hep- dynamic theater of the Runnymede Endicott III, newspapers, and the burn in “Coco,” a play on 1960s to the cinema renais- the hopelessly highbrow grandson of a Swiss post- the life of designer Coco sance of the 1970s to the chief of staff at a governor’s impressionist painter also Chanel that would earn prime period of network mansion on “Benson,” the named René Auberjonois. him a Tony for best actor in television in the 1980s and ABC series whose title The younger René a leading role in a musical. ‘90s – and each generation character was a butler Auberjonois was raised in He would later see Tony knew him for something played by Robert Guil- New York, Paris, and Lon- nominations for 1973’s different. laume. don, and for a time lived “The Good Doctor,” 1984’s For film fans of the And for sci-fi fans of the with his family in an “Big River,” and 1989’s 1970s, he was Father John 1990s and convention- artists’ colony in Rockland “City of Angels.” l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2019 3 Calendar ROTARY

Email calendar items and Montreal City Council, community news to 5:30 p.m., city hall. [email protected]. Town of Pence, 6 p.m., For more information, call 906- Pence, Wis., Town Hall. 932-2211. Wednesday, Dec. 11 Monday, Dec. 9 Christian Men of the Men’s Bible study, 8 a.m., Northland, 6:30 a.m., Uptown Bessemer Housing Communi- Cafe, Ironwood. ty, community room, 906-667- Recovery Walk ‘n Talk, 10 0469. a.m. to nooon, Iron Belle Trail- Iron County Food Pantry, head, Hurley. Talk with a 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan recovery coach. Call 715-660- Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- 0073. 4450. Mentoring of Moms, 9- Alcoholics Anonymous, 10:30 a.m., Range Community noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Bible Church, Hurley. 715-561- Ironwood. area74.org. 4355. NFAF board meeting, 10 Alcoholics Anonymous, a.m., Little Finland, Kimball, open meeting, noon, Salem Wis. Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Overeaters Anonymous, area74.org. 5:30 p.m., All Saints Lutheran DOVE Support Group, Submitted photo Church, Wakefield. noon-2 p.m. 906-932-4990. FLANKED BY the Rotary Club membership, Michigan State Police Lt. Don Horn accepts the check for $2,000 from Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 Ironwood-Hurley Rotary Rotary President Jaci Matusewic. The gift will support the MSP Wakefield Post’s trailer that will be used in train- p.m., Our Lady of Peace Club, 12:15 p.m., Elk and Catholic Church, Ironwood. Hound Restaurant, Ironwood. ing people how and where to look for drugs and related paraphernalia. “This will be a great tool for them to use area74.org. Iron County Veterans in educating the general public and the Rotary Club was very excited to be a part of this project,” said Aurora Club, 6 p.m. Service Officer, 1-3 p.m., Matusewic. monthly membership, Aurora Mercer, Wis., Town Hall. 715- Club, Ironwood. 561-2190. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. Mercer Health and Well- EST, Ontonagon United ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Methodist Church basement, Mercer Community Center. next to Holiday gas station, Wakefield Library Board, Ontonagon. area74.org. 4:30 p.m., Wakefield Library. Ronstadt, `Sesame Street’ Government Wakefield American Hurley Finance Commit- Legion, 5:30 p.m. Auxiliary, 6 tee, 4:15 p.m., City Hall. p.m. regular meeting, post, Gogebic-Iron County Air- Wakefield. receive Kennedy Center Honors port Board, 4:30 p.m., at the IMPACT Life Support airport. Group, 6:30 p.m., Woodland Bessemer Township Church, Ironwood. WASHINGTON (AP) – Board, 5 p.m., Township Hall, Narcotics Anonymous, 7 Actress Sally Field, singer Ramsay. p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood Township Ironwood. area74.org. Linda Ronstadt and the Board, 5:30 p.m., Township Alcoholics Anonymous, disco-funk band Earth offices. 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Wind and Fire awaited Wakefield City Council, Church, Bessemer. 5:30 p.m., City Hall. area74.org. their turn in the spotlight Ironwood City Commis- Government Sunday night as part of the sion, 5:30 p.m., Memorial Wakefield Housing Com- latest group of recipients of Building. mission, 9 a.m., Sunset the Kennedy Center Hon- Bessemer Downtown Manor community room, 200 Development Authority, 5:30 Pierce St., Wakefield. ors for lifetime achieve- p.m., City Hall, Bessemer. Bessemer Area Sewer ments in the arts. Marenisco Township Authority, 4:30 p.m., Besse- Also in this year’s class Board, 6 p.m., township hall. mer City Hall. Bessemer City Council, Gogebic County Board, 5 are conductor Michael 6:30 p.m., City Hall Council p.m., courthouse, Bessemer. Tilson Thomas and long- Chamnbers, Bessemer. Erwin Township Board, running children’s TV 6:00 p.m., Township Hall. Tuesday, Dec. 10 Gogebic Range Water show “Sesame Street.” Authority Board, 6:30 p.m., Once again, the atten- Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, Bessemer Township Hall, dance of President Donald Ironwood Memorial Building. Ramsay. Gogebic County Veterans Trump had been an open Service Officer, 9:30-11:30 Thursday, Dec. 12 question until the White a.m., Ironwood Memorial House said Friday that nei- Building. 906-667-1110. Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, Friends of the Mercer Ironwood Memorial Building. ther he nor first lady Mela- Public Library, 10 a.m., Gogebic County Veterans nia Trump would attend. library, Mercer, Wis. Service Officer, 10:30-11:30 Trump skipped the past Tiny Tot Story Hour, 10 a.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 a.m., Wakefleld Public Library. p.m., Watersmeet Township; two celebrations; in 2017, Alcoholics Anonymous, 2:45-3:15 p.m., Marenisco after multiple recipients noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Township. 906-667-1110. threatened to boycott the Ironwood. area74.org. Red Hat Society, noon, Ironwood Kiwanis Club, Elk & Hound, Ironwood. Con- event if he attended. noon, Golden Dragon. tact Miriam Rund at 906-667- The Kennedy Center’s Associated Press Bessemer American 0116. president, Deborah Rutter, THE 2019 Kennedy Center Honorees including from left, first row, Michael Tilson Legion Post 27, 5 p.m., Amer- Alcoholics Anonymous, said in an interview earlier ican Legion, Bessemer. noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Thomas, Linda Ronstadt, Sally Field, Joan Ganz Cooney and Lloyd Morrisett; and Ironwood American Ironwood. area74.org. this year that “they are second row, Philip Bailey, Verdine White, Ralph Johnson, and characters from Legion Post 5, 5:30 p.m. din- Grief Support Group, 1 to always invited.” “Sesame Street,” Abby Cadabby, Big Bird, and Elmo pose for a group photo fol- ner, 6:30 p.m. meeting, Memo- 2:30 p.m., Dr. Kate Hospice Field, 72, was a televi- rial Building, Legion club room. office, 1571 Highway 51 North lowing the Kennedy Center Honors State Department Dinner at the State Depart- Wakefield VFW Post in Arbor Vitae. sion star at age 19 and went ment on Saturday in Washington. The awards ceremony held Sunday will be 9084, Ladies Auxiliary, VFW SMART Recovery, 4:30 on to forge a distinguished broadcast on CBS on Dec. 15. Post, 6 p.m.; lunch, 5:30 p.m. p.m., 101 E. Mary St., Besse- career that included two Gathering, Participating mer. Academy Awards and three risett, will accept the award has become particularly in heavy rotation for both and Supporting, 6 p.m., Klassic Kruisers Car developmental disability advo- Club, 6:30 p.m., Gogebic Emmys. She starred last on behalf of the show. renowned for his interpre- radio station programmers cacy group, Community Men- Community College Jacob year in a Netflix miniseries Ronstadt was one of the tations of the entire works and wedding DJs. tal Health, Wakefield. 906-229- Solin Center, Room B 22, Iron- called “Maniac.” faces of American music in of Gustav Mahler. Each recipient was to be 6170. wood. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 Ironwood Masonic Lodge “Sesame Street” debuted the 1970s and 1980s, land- Earth, Wind and Fire honored with a personal- p.m., Episcopal Church of the 389, 7:30 p.m., at the Masonic in 1969 and remains a ing on the cover of Time was originally formed in ized presentation that in Transfiguration, Ironwood. building. force in children’s educa- magazine in 1977. In 2011, Chicago by lead singer the past has in included Government Government Gogebic Ontonagon Bessemer Housing Com- tional television. The show she announced her retire- Maurice White. The group surprise guests. Last year, County Remonumentation mission, 8 a.m., Executive now airs new episodes on ment from singing, citing drew elements from Cher was shocked to find Review, 9 a.m., Conference Director’s Office, 709 West HBO, and they are rebroad- the advancing effects of rhythm and blues, funk, her friend Cyndi Lauper room, Natural Recources cen- Iron Street, Bessemer. cast months later on the Parkinson’s disease. and disco in a flashy walking onstage to deliver ter, Bessemer. Iron County Finance Gogebic Iron County air- Committee, 8 a.m., court- show’s original home, PBS. Tilson Thomas, who has crowd-pleasing mix that a tribute; Lauper had said port Board, 10 a.m., Airport, house, Hurley. The co-founders of served as music director of spawned eight No. 1 hits. she would be out of town. Ironwood. 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The purpose of said meeting is to correct errors and omission. General Admission $10 ~ Students $5 Jim Trudgeon Cloverland300 E. Cloverland Dr., (U.S. 2) • Ironwood,Motors MI 49938 City Clerk/Treasurer 906-932-1202 www.cloverlandmotorsports.com l 4 MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2019 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Beware of Mike Pence DAILY GLOBE In January of this year, I met Vice refused to pardon a black man President Mike Pence and behaved whom everyone, including the Sue Mizell, Publisher like the woman my mother would parole board and the prosecutor, Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor have wanted me to be. agreed had served nearly a decade in She was a lifelong, working-class prison for a crime he did not com- Democrat, a Christian who was pro- mit. He also ignored a lead-contami- choice and pro-LGBTQ when it was- Connie nation crisis of Flint-like proportions n’t easy to be so in the Midwest. Schultz in the poor, mostly black city of East In Their Opinion She’s been gone 20 years, but as I Chicago. shook Pence’s hand and made small Pence also signed the so-called Wisconsin GOP talk, I thought about her. “Repre- Religious Freedom Restoration Act, sent,” Mom always said. “Don’t give so that business owners who don’t them any reason to disrespect the be the nice guy.” like same-sex couples — that tactics threaten people you come from.” Let’s talk about this “nice guy.” includes Pence, who said same-sex I was surrounded by six of our In August 2018, I reviewed for marriage could cause “societal col- seven young grandchildren, along The Washington Post a book about lapse” — to legally deny them ser- good governance with other family members. We were Pence by journalists Michael D’Anto- vices. The backlash was so fast and in Washington, D.C., for the third nio and Peter Eisner. Their in-depth fierce — and potentially damaging to The goings-on in the state Capitol the past month swearing-in ceremony of my hus- reporting for “The Shadow Presi- Indiana’s economy — that Pence have dipped below brass knuckle partisan politics band, U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown. It is dent: The Truth About Mike Pence” signed a revised version of the law. and now threaten good governance in the state. customary to reenact that momen- led them to conclude that Pence is In 2016, right before he became It’s all about power, and the Republican-con- tous occasion by later posing for a the most prominent “Christian the enabler-in-chief for candidate trolled state Senate is wielding it ruthlessly as it family photo with the vice presi- supremacist” in the country. Trump, Pence signed one of the attempts to block the ability of Democrat Gov. Tony dent. Now why, you might wonder, most restrictive abortion laws in the Evers to run the executive branch. As a columnist, I had been, and would a self-avowed Christian hitch country. As NPR reported at the In the latest power-grabbing gambit, Republicans continue to be, publicly critical of his legacy to Trump, a racist, self- time, the law banned “abortions due three weeks ago voted to dump Evers’ agriculture sec- Pence. Sherrod has been equally out- proclaimed sexual predator? Or, as to fetal abnormalities and also retary from his cabinet post by voting not to confirm spoken. To put it more succinctly: the authors describe Trump, “a man requires aborted fetuses — and those his appointment made last winter. We abhor what he stands for, and whose immorality in the form of from miscarriage — to be buried or It was a remarkable break from precedent, and what he is trying to do to this coun- lying, cheating, and deceiving in cremated.” undercut years of tradition that a newly elected gov- try. every aspect of his life, from his mar- What a nice guy. ernor is allowed — and expected — to name his own But on that day, in that moment, riage to his businesses, had made In that same Politico story, a for- team to his cabinet upon taking office. Sherrod was a part of history; I was him a living exemplar of everything mer Pence aide was quoted as saying Now, Senate Republicans are taking aim at other his proud wife. We were also grand- that Christianity and conservatism Pence’s “folksy Midwestern charm cabinet appointees in the Evers administration and, parents tending to the well-being of abhorred.” disarmed suburban women who according to news reports, are “closely watching all those little children we love. They The shorthand version of the openly admitted to cringing at the Dawn Crim, the leader of the Department of Safety didn’t need to see us having it out Word according to Pence: God did it. thought of their children behaving and Professional Services due to concerns over the with the man with white hair who Or, to paraphrase the popular adage: like Trump.” department’s handling of its regulatory responsibili- had just confessed aloud his envy Man plans; God gives up on every- There is nothing folksy or charm- ties, but also based on unsubstantiated claims over over the likes of them. body. ing about a man who wields God as her professional conduct for which they were not I did, however, wear my lapel pin, In Pence’s world, Trump is just a a weapon to harm others, and uses able to provide evidence.” “America Needs Journalists.” There’s temporary boulder dropped by God his faith as an excuse to remain “We’re just not sure she’s the right person at this only so much you can ask of me, onto the road to a Pence presidency. silent while head-bobbing next to point,” said Sen. Chris Kapenga, R-Delafield, who is Mom. Pence may present himself “as a the most dangerous president in U.S. chairman of the committee that advances Crim’s I’m telling you this story because deeply moral man,” the authors history. nomination to the full Senate. of another story I read this week in write, but “his record indicates both In January, Pence was nice to me, At this point, Kapenga said, he has no plans to Politico, in which Pence was depict- a ruthlessness and a comfort with and to my family. That didn’t, even hold a vote on Crim. ed as the would-be savior of Trump’s aggression that belie this pose.” for a minute, blind me to his hatred That means she will continue to serve in her post reelection as he hoodwinks entire As I’ve offered before, a snapshot for large swaths of this country. with the potential of being ousted in the foreseeable swaths of witless Americans falling of that record: I do hope those clever sycophants future. for his act of the benign uncle. As a radio show host, Pence keep whispering in his ear. As a Under state law, cabinet secretaries are appointed From Politico: “For Pence to be an defended presidential candidate Pat woman in the Midwest, I love it by the governor with the consent of the state Senate. effective surrogate in 2020, cam- Buchanan as “four square in the when right-wingers underestimate They serve at the pleasure of the governor, who has paign officials say his reputation mainstream.” At the same time, us. the power to dismiss them. must be preserved. If the goal is to William F. Buckley was denouncing Connie Schultz is a Pulitzer Prize- We have no quarrel with that system. If the Senate build a winning coalition that Buchanan as an extremist who ques- winning columnist and professional in finds an appointee doesn’t have the proper creden- includes seniors, suburban women tioned the historical record of the residence at Kent State University’s tials to do the job, has an unknown criminal history and swing-state residents suffering Holocaust. school of journalism. Email Schultz at or is growing a horn out of the back of their head, the from Trump fatigue, someone has to As governor of Indiana, Pence [email protected]. Senate can reject an appointee. That system also has the benefit of making the governor choose cabinet Today in history sive in North Africa during appointees that are acceptable for Senate confirma- World War II. tion. In 1958, the anti-commu- But, by delaying confirmation votes — which By The Associated Press nist John Birch Society was Today’s Highlight in History formed in Indianapolis. could and should be done as soon as practicable — In 1960, the Domino’s for months on end, the GOP senators have arrogated On Dec. 9, 1990, Solidarity founder Lech Walesa (lek vah- Pizza chain had its beginnings for themselves the job of doing performance reviews WEN’-sah) won Poland’s pres- as brothers Tom and James of Evers’ cabinet members, and not just reviewing idential runoff by a landslide. Monaghan started operating a their credentials when they are named to their posts. On this date pizzeria in Ypsilanti, Mich. In 1962, the Petrified Forest That job is the governor’s, not the Senate’s. By In 1608, English poet John Milton was born in London. in Arizona was designated a delaying confirmation votes, the Senate is wielding a In 1911, an explosion inside national park. sword of Damocles over the department heads. the Cross Mountain coal mine In 1975, President Gerald The practical effect of the GOP’s confirmation near Briceville, Tennessee, R. Ford signed a $2.3 billion killed 84 workers. (Five were seasonal loan-authorization limbo is to undercut the ability of cabinet heads to that officials of New York City run their departments: State employees under their rescued.) In 1940, British troops and State said would prevent a direction may not be as responsive to direction if opened their first major offen- city default. they think their boss may be out the door tomorrow. And who, we ask, would be willing to leave their Letter to the Editor current job to serve in a governor’s cabinet knowing that they would have two bosses with wildly different Science Not Politics Should and two were ducks. Each producer must evaluate more than just its pop- political philosophies — both of whom could fire Dictate Wolf Policy was paid the fair market value for ulation. They must also determine if them? their loss. there are adequate existing regulato- That can only lead to inferior cabinet appointees, To the Editor: The three dogs killed by wolves ry mechanisms in place, taking into and diminish the effectiveness and responsiveness of The decision to delist wolves and five injured were hunting dogs account the initiatives by States and state agencies — and that is not good governance. should be based on the best available each released into known wolf pack other organizations, to protect the The Republican majority in the Senate should scientific evidence and research not territories. species or habitat. The agency can abandon this confirmation-delay gambit, and show unfounded claims or politics. Mr. Markkanen also stated, “With- consider delisting or downlisting if it some respect for the majority of voters in the state In his recent OP-ED, Representa- out management, its (wolf) popula- is determined that the threats have who put Evers into office. tive Markkanen argued for the feder- tion could reach numbers that will be been eliminated or sufficiently –The Journal Times of Racine al delisting of wolves because, “Pet detrimental to other species.” There reduced. owners and livestock farmers from is simply no scientific evidence to Records show MI DNR misled the nearly every U.P. county have horror support his claim. Weather, not public regarding the need for a wolf Today’s Birthdays stories of dogs and cattle falling prey wolves, has the greatest impact on hunt and now, Attorney General Nes- to wolves.” This is a gross misrepre- deer populations. sel is investigating whether state offi- Actor Kirk Douglas is 103. Actor-writer Buck Henry is 89. sentation of the facts. Further, the wolf population has cials improperly blocked or delayed Actress Dame Judi Dench is 85. Actor Beau Bridges is 78. The U.P. has approximately 900 Football Hall of Famer Dick Butkus is 77. Former Sen. Thomas remained steady for the last seven the release of public records relating Daschle, D-S.D., is 72. World Golf Hall of Famer Tom Kite is working farms with about 50,000 years. This is consistent with to their efforts to have three protected 70. Actor Michael Dorn is 67. Actor John Malkovich is 66. head of cattle and more than 18,000 research that suggests wolf popula- gray wolves killed in 2016. Singer Donny Osmond is 62. Actress Felicity Huffman is 57. chickens. In 2019, six farms experi- tions stabilize as prime habitat Fear mongering by state agencies Empress Masako of Japan is 56. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D- enced a conflict. This is similar to becomes occupied. The current pop- and politicians along with illegal wolf N.Y., is 53. Actor Jesse Metcalfe is 41. past years (2017 five farms; 2018 four Thought for Today ulation (662) is roughly half the car- killings should be considered by farms). rying capacity for the U.P. using mod- USFWS as threats still facing Michi- Of the recorded 17 livestock ani- “The real question is not whether machines think but els based on habitat and prey avail- gan wolves. whether men do. The mystery which surrounds a thinking mals mentioned by Mr. Markkanen ability. Nancy Warren machine already surrounds a thinking man.” as being killed by wolves, five were To delist a species, the USFWS Ewen —B.F. Skinner, American behaviorist (1904-1990) calves, ten were free-ranging chickens

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PUBLISHEREXECUTIVE ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna Kallas yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 Award Winning Newspaper Published daily Monday - Saturday ADVERTISING DIRECTOR (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Heidi Ofstad 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, DECEMBER 9, 2019 5 Michigan DNR land auction to start Tuesday LANSING – The Michi- ist. Much of the land gan Department of Natural offered at this auction is Resources will start its sur- isolated from other DNR- plus public land winter managed property, which auction Tuesday, with bid- creates some management ding open on 147 parcels challenges, he said. ranging in size from less “Other parcels are than an acre to 160 acres. included because they Although there is no land offer limited public recre- for bid in Gogebic County ation benefits,” Michalek there is land available in cen- said. “Several of the parcels tral and northern Lower are forested and have river- Michigan and in Upper side or lake frontage and Peninsula counties of Alle- are better suited for private Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe gan, Alpena, Bay, Charlevoix, ownership.” A CROWD sings “The First Noel” in front of the Aspirus Ironwood Hospital Sunday during the Aspirus Ironwood Cheboygan, Clare, Crawford, To view auction infroma- Auxiliary’s annual Tree of Love tree lighting. Delta, Dickinson, Houghton, tion including minimum Tree ovate the hospital’s obstetrics depart- Love event, as she and her husband Iosco, Jackson, Kalkaska, bid prices, property descrip- ment. are moving elsewhere in Wisconsin Lake, Mackinac, Midland, tions and conditions go to After roughly a decade of being to be closer to their kids. Missaukee, Muskegon, saleMichigan.gov/LandFor- From page 1 president of the hospital auxiliary The organization has been hold- Newaygo, Otsego, Saint Clair Sale. the auxiliary’s primary efforts at the and even longer volunteering, D’Al- ing the tree lightings for at least 30 to and Van Buren. Instructions for submit- moment is raising funds to help ren- berto said Sunday was her last Tree of 40 years. Several of the largest ting a bid and printable bid parcels are in Alpena, Dick- forms will be posted on the Mercer Barton, Adeline Huybrecht Deal to legalize sports, inson and Newaygo coun- website on Dec. 10. Sealed and Margarita, cookie. ties, according to the bids must be postmarked Raffles for both adults announcement. by midnight Wednesday, From page 1 and youth also were part of online gambling nears The DNR said the auc- Jan. 8, and will be opened unique touches such as the event. tion is a way to more effi- Wednesday, Jan. 22. LANSING (AP) – The that people who play the ciently manage public land Additional properties reindeer horns. A toy and food drive also Legislature and Gov. Lottery online will move to Among members of the was included, with items while maximizing outdoor unsold from previous auc- Gretchen Whitmer are playing poker and other recreation opportunities tions also are listed for sale spirited crowd were Tom collected from attendees for closing in on an agreement internet games offered by Koeppen, David Walesa, DOVE, Inc. women’s shelter for residents and visitors. at their former minimum to legalize sports betting the casinos, particularly in Proceeds from the land bid prices. These proper- and Steve and Tracy in Ironwood or the Mercer and internet gambling in the long term as they Swantz, all of Burlington, Food Pantry. auction will help provide ties are available for imme- Michigan, with final votes become more comfortable future outdoor recreation diate purchase. Wis. Participants in Satur- possible this week. using electronic devices to Tracy said they were day’s festivities went all out opportunities in keeping Request printed proper- The development would gamble. While the initial with the DNR’s mission to ty information from: DNR determined to catch some with costuming that be a landmark in a state crossover would likely be candy, which was thrown included an array of color- conserve, protect and man- Real Estate Services Section with many gambling small, the financial impact age the state’s natural and P.O. Box 30448 with beads by several ful hats, ties, sweaters, etc. options already. Those could be bigger. parade drivers and passen- Even some of the dogs cultural resources. Lansing, MI 48909- include three commercial For a net win of $1,000 Many of the properties 7948 gers. wore skirts and scarves. casinos in Detroit, 24 tribal from the iLottery, schools After the parade, the fes- Candy cane decor was a include lake views, river For more information casinos across western and get $700. A $1,000 net win access, winding trails and about surplus, state-man- tivities continued at the running theme in all locales, northern Michigan, and from Detroit casino slots is Mercer Community Cen- and free candy canes were are in prime locations aged public land sales, con- the Lottery, which also has taxed at 19%, with less throughout the state, said tact Michalek at 517-284- ter, where kids could have available many places. an online component. than half – about $81 – their photo taken with The parade and party Michael Michalek, DNR 5950. The abundance of com- going to schools. real estate resource special- —Daily Globe staff Santa and Mrs. Claus and were combined last year petition is a complicating The Republican-led Leg- receive a treat bag. for the first time with the factor, primarily due to islature and Democratic gov- Authorities search No end of sweets were cooperation of the Mercer and hospitalized for non- concerns that letting casi- ernor have worked to find a for man on Lake life threatening injuries available, along with hot Historical Society and the nos offer online gambling sweet spot, so the school aid beverages, thanks to a pep- Candy Cane Parade Com- Erie after boat flips earlier in the day, accord- would hurt rapidly grow- fund would be protected ing to the Monroe County permint-themed goody con- mittee. Betty Snyder orga- ing revenues from the while online games could be MONROE TOWNSHIP test run by Sharon Drawz nized the parade and sheriff’s office. state’s iLottery. taxed at a rate that lets casi- (AP) – Rescue crews Deputies were dis- with help by Craig Griffin. remains a driving force of The Lottery sent nearly nos do business and attract searched Sunday for a 51- Adult contest winners the entire event. patched around 7:45 a.m. $1 billion to the state’s new players. year-old Michigan man Sunday to check for two were Karen Watts, cookie; Other support was pro- school fund in the last fis- “I believe we’ve made a after a 16-foot fishing boat Bianca Pulaski, bar; and vided by the Iron County people on a fishing boat cal year for which figures lot of progress with stake- flipped over on Lake Erie that was roughly one mile Louise Minisan, candy. Sheriff’s Department, the are available, 7% of which holders and the adminis- in Monroe Township, Youth winners, which did Mercer Area Chamber of from shore, but were initial- came from online games. tration on coming to an authorities said. ly unable to find the boat. It not all include full names, Commerce, the Mercer The Whitmer adminis- agreement,” said Sen. Cur- Another boater, a 28- were Brooklyn and Morgan Lioness Club, the Mercer was found after the other tration has worried about tis Hertel Jr., an East Lans- year-old Monroe resident, boater was rescued, about a Wolfe, bar; Kalyn and Loons, and the town of the “substitution effect” – ing Democrat. was rescued from the water Aurora, candy; and Ava Mercer. mile off shore. 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(TV14) at Ten (N) ’ (TV14) (CC) line (TVG) entries featured elements Elves Santa Dash down Beat Shazam “Santa Ja- The Moodys “Episode 3; Fox 21 Local News at 9 2 Broke Big Bang Last Man Modern of both – and increased Aurora Street and the Iron- + FOX KQDS ’ ’ ’ ’ BROADCAST mie” (N) (TVPG) Episode 4” (N) (TV14) (N) (CC) Girls (TV14) Theory Standing Family the emphasis on lighting. wood Carnegie Library’s Beat Shazam “Santa Ja- The Moodys “Episode 3; FOX UP 2 Broke 2 Broke Two and a Two and a The Game “That really paid off, annual open house. , FOX FOXUP mie” (N) ’ (TVPG) Episode 4” (N) ’ (TV14) News (N) Girls (TV14) Girls (TV14) Half Men Half Men ’ (TV14) because some of those Antiques Roadshow “New A Classic Christmas (My Music) Holiday music from Amanpour and Company The Day Closer to “There was a pretty well- ` floats were … brilliantly packed day, starting in the PBS WNMU Orleans” (TVG) various performers. ’ (TVG) (CC) (N) ’ (CC) (CC) Truth (TVG) lit,” Meyer said. “That’s morning. 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Wright K-12 School Eighth graders: None. beck, John Joki, Joseph Joki, son, Allison Bennetts, Sophia Kennedy, Michael Kopnick, Sean recently announced honor rolls Seventh graders: Zoey Boraws- Alannah Pisco, Maria Ruotsala, Ellsworth, Jaye Foley, Tristin Korpela, Izaiha Koski, Von Lyons, for the first quarter of the 2019- ki, Landon Buerger, Dylan Michael Sanfelipe and Alessandra Laabs, Joseph Lauzon, Addison Jestin Matusewic, Elsa Niemi, 2020 school year. DeRosso, Ariana Fiala, Talan Tibaldo. Leppala, Brian Miller, Audra Aiden Ozzello, Elli Parsons, Bri- Honored students include: Harju, Seth Holst, Nathan Jaun- Sophomores: Elisabeth Pawlak, Cambree Ramme, anna Rowe, Nathan Stone, Sylvia zems, Sol Lagalo, Sarah Lauzon, Braucher, Melissa Charles, Aidan Zachary Smith, Ava Synkelma, Tiziani, Jakob Wiemeri, Isaac Highest honors Jaeden Lyons, Maleah Maki, Graser, Alexander Hunt, David Daniel Tibaldo and Hanna Wonsey and Noah Wright. Quarterly Grade Average Devon Mead, Evan Oja, Axton Jarvenpaa, Hannah Kreiner, Vaughn. Freshmen:Voss Betlewski, of 3.9-4.0 Ruotsala, Chaneille Ruotsala, Zaida Lagalo, Shane O’Brien, Aiden Boyd, Cody Dabb, Brodie Seniors: Jami Aspinwall, Jas- Dawson Sackmann, Lilly Selm, Nadia Osterholm, Gavyn Rubatt, Honors Ellsworth, Kaytlin Jeffery, Brook- mine Benson, Cole Brunell, Ava Sleight, Aubrey Smith, Made- Dahlia Sackmann, Aundrea Sten- Quarterly Grade Average lyn Lorendo and Gavin Voss. David Collins, Andrew Dabb, lyn Smith, Kali Traczyk and gard, Sophie Svoke, Michael of 3.0-3.499 Eighth graders: Zayla Aili, Hunter Douglas, Amelia Green, Olivia Vandenburg. Tassin, Danielle Traczyk, Chris- Seniors: Hannah Anderson, Mathias Anderson, Aidan Bach, Gracie Kulak, Kyle McCullough, tine Weiser, Katee Wiemeri and Andrew Burak, Anders Freese, Madelyn Bastman, Kurt Bissell, Haley Nezworksi, Alyssa Roberts, High honors Thomas Zacharkiw. Jacob Hooper, Joseph Kashich, Landon Boyd, Eden Brady, Calista Sibley, Lyle Somero, Quarterly Grade Average Freshmen: Haley Agree, Ian Mason Recla, Paige Santiago, Harley Brady, Jaiden Demeray, Sawyer Stengard, Austin Tirpe of 3.5-3.899 Carlson, Faith Clemens, Aidan Jesse Spets and Austin Trier. Carmen Forstrom, Austin Gerry, and Sable Wood. Seniors: Melissa Anderson, Jil- Craig, Savannah Hannu, Tia Juniors: McKenzie Boyd, Bre- Nina Osier, Logan Osterman, Juniors: Jaden Fus, Adriana lian Bastman, Karl Bissell, Math- Lahti, Emily Martinson, Jazlynn anna Carr, Madison Huotari, Isa- Isabella Peckman, Aiden Rady, Lorendo, Laney Osterholm, Jor- ew Harrison, McKensi Koval, Oja, Alaya Ruotsala, Tyler Smith, iah Kolesar, North Kolesar, Sutton Weiser, Katrina Whitley dan Tanula and Staysha Whit- Joshua Lehto, Thomas Lundin, Madison Sterbenz and Umberto Nycole Leopold, Kylee Maki, Bo and Alyssa Zupan. ley. Larissa Luoma, Julieann Mead, Tibaldo. Mattson, Anthony Niemi, Haley Seventh graders: Anakah Sophomores: Seth Carroll and Caitlin Mylly, Emaleah Niemi, Eighth graders: Anneka Rhenlund, Madeline Vaughn and Braun, Bree Delich, Jaiden Gold- Marissa Ritter. Andrew Piispanen, Matthew Anderson, John Balchik, Peter Kiara Wash. en, Kyra Kitto, Kylee Lantta, Freshmen: Hannah Castillo, Rowe, Chelsea Sabec, Cortney Gallo, Gracie Huotari, Jaimisen Sophomores: Korben Ander- Alexander Lopez, Madison William Green, Sienna Hollen- Sibley and Gavin Weiser. Koski, Abigail Lauzon, Lucia Lau- son, Leilah Anderson, Anna Luzinski, Eliana Niemi, Zackrey beck, Lexi Holm, Lauryn Ramme, Juniors: Iain Agree, Audrey zon, Hannah Ribble and Sophia Buerger, Kayden Cooke, Gavin Panek, Lillyann Shaw and Micah Anthony Ribble, Lilley Smith and Bastman, Isabell Castillo, Ruotsala. Delich, Megann Grasso, Faith Virshek. HIGH SCHOOL QUIZ BOWL Tennessee school district debates release time for Bible program KNOXVILLE, Tenn. music, art or library to (AP) – At Wednesday attend the program; second- evening’s Board of Educa- graders miss language arts. tion work session in the Meanwhile, Jennifer City County Building’s Owens said she found Large Assembly Room, “shoving this (policy) nearly every seat on the through before we’ve com- floor was filled. pleted a pilot and before And most stayed as the we have any data is board worked through a extremely concerning.” long agenda, discussing Owens presented a laun- contracts, grants, the dry list of what she said minutiae of a proposed was about a quarter of the move to another building, unanswered questions she and how best to measure and members of the public the success of Project had about the program: GRAD – a topic that drew a Could it increase dispari- record number of public ties if some schools were commenters in April 2018. offered programs and oth- But this time, most peo- ers weren’t? Who has liabil- ple were there to hear dis- ity if a student gets injured Submitted photo cussion of, and speak out boarding the church’s bus? IRONWOOD RECENTLY defeated Pickford 170-150 in the first round of High School Bowl. Representing Iron- for or against, a proposed Into how many different wood, seated from left, are players Andrew Piispanen, team captain Lyle Somero, Sawyer Stengard and Joseph policy establishing guide- languages would the Joki. Standing is alternate John Joki and coach Ted Sim. Players for Pickford are, seated from left, Alison Sib- lines for a Bible Release school board need to trans- bald, Megan Cook, team captain Rebekah Marble and Holly Hagen. Standing are alternates Faith Nayback and Time program in Knox late program information Ava Brzuchalski and coach Garde Kangas. High School Bowl host Jim Koski is standing at lower left. Forty County Schools. and parent waivers – and schools from the Upper Peninsula and northern Wisconsin field teams for WNMU-TV’s annual High School Bowl The Church at Sterchi who would pay for that? tournament. Ironwood advanced to the second round to face Superior Central, scheduled to air on Feb. 8. Run- Hills, backed by the Chris- How would churches pro- ning from November through the championship game in April, the High School Bowl series airs on WNMU-TV tian nonprofit Elgin Foun- vide skilled nursing care or Saturdays at 7 p.m. and Mondays at 2 p.m. Find more information on the 2019-2020 tournament at dation, has been piloting aides for students who wnmutv.nmu.edu. the program at Sterchi Ele- required it – because to mentary School in North deny those children would Knoxville since spring. be discrimination? Tony Norman, the only Resource officers woven into Knox school board board member besides divided on policy Bounds to attend one of The program, predicat- the Sterchi programs, said daily life in schools across nation ed on a 2015 Tennessee as “an old Sunday School law that allows local school teacher,” he found the pro- NEWTOWN, Conn. (AP) – An dearly and there is nothing they can security hired in the tragedy’s after- boards to have a policy gram, which included imposing presence in uniform at 6- do, bad or good, to change how much math. excusing students during singing, dancing and a ser- foot-5, Officer Will Chapman towers I care about them,” he said. “Their “It frees me up to go into a class- the school day to attend a mon, “very impressive.” over students in the halls of Newtown choices can limit my options in how I room and sit down and dissect a frog course in “religious moral “It was an amazing Middle School, but he tries to be as communicate that love, but it is never with seventh graders because I’m not instruction,” pulls children experience,” Norman said approachable as possible. any less true.” constantly worried about, ‘What if from the school for one – but he added that he The school resource officer known Nationwide, 43% of public somebody comes in that we don’t hour a month. They’re couldn’t get past the fact as “Officer Will” aims to been seen by schools had an armed law enforce- want here?’” he said. transported about two that it could have a nega- each student at least three times a day ment officer present at least once a At Aberdeen Middle School in miles to the church, where tive impact on students as he walks the halls 2 miles from week in the 2015-2016 school year, Maryland, school resource officer they have 10 minutes of whose parents didn’t give Sandy Hook Elementary School, the last time the National Center for Jason Neidig said he greets students “singing and games,” 10 them permission to attend. where a 2012mass shooting left 20 Education Statistics released data on as they enter the building to look for minutes of “memory work, “There’s a simple solu- students and six educators dead. He this topic. anything out of the ordinary and prayer and review” and a tion to this,” Norman said. drops into art class and joins in on The officers work closely with takes aside any who seem upset to 25-minute Bible lesson “Just do it after school.” projects. Some days, he takes math school administrators, who are ask if they want to talk. He walks the before being taken back to But board chair Susan quizzes alongside students. encouraged to reach understandings hallways, checks areas where school. None of it can take Horn said that 70 of Ster- The police officers assigned to with officers that disciplinary issues weapons could be hidden and joins place on school property chi’s 300 students partici- schools receive scrutiny in times of short of anything illegal are to be han- administrators in meetings with trou- or use taxpayer dollars. pated, which shows par- emergency – as in Wisconsin, where dled by school officials. bled students. He pokes fun at him- The church must transport ents want the program. school resource officers were In cases of real and immediate self and trades messages with stu- the children and parents “This is allowed under involved in two student shootings threats to students or teachers, how- dents on his Instagram account as must sign a waiver for their state law,” Horn said. this week – but they also play a less- ever, the rules on use of force are set @srojason. children to attend. “We’re in a time right now known role in the rhythms of every- by the police departments that assign “I do not take the stereotypical The school board is set when parental rights are day American classroom life. the officers to the schools. ‘aggressive’ approach when talking to to vote next week on being challenged. We need Beyond their law enforcement That is important because it is the students, not even the ones I some- whether to have such a pol- to remember that it’s the role, the model for school resource police department that ensures the times have to refer to the Department icy in Knox County Schools. parents’ right to educate officers endorsed by the U.S. Justice officer has the appropriate training, of Juvenile Services or arrest,” he The Elgin Foundation their child, however they Department enlists them also as men- said Jeff Kaye, president of School said. has had similar programs choose to do that. Yes, we tors, informal counselors and educa- Safety Operations, a consulting firm. Some school resource officers approved in at least nine say that they’re ‘our chil- tors on topics ranging from bullying In the event of a police shooting, the have come up short of expectations, other Tennessee districts. dren,’ and they are in a to drunk driving with the goal of pro- officer also should face oversight including the school resource officer But in Knox County, it’s sense, but only because the moting school safety. from an agency with expertise in use- in Parkland, Florida, who remained raised a host of questions, parents have given us School resource officers receive of-force policies, he said. outside rather than entering the primarily about separation authority over their child. the same baseline training as other In Wisconsin, an Oshkosh Police building to engage the shooter. of church and government, … Parents have this right.” officers, but experts say doing the job Department resource officer shot a Officers with experience as school the potential for bullying of Faye Heatherly, a Camp- well requires skills and training to 16-year-old student Tuesday after the resource officers say those with the children who don’t partici- bell County school board understand and build strong relation- boy stabbed him at Oshkosh West right skills can make a lasting differ- pate, the safety of children member told the board her ships with young people. High School. On Monday, a resource ence in children’s lives. who leave school with a district had such success “It is very much a community- officer at Waukesha South High “A patrol officer can get an award third-party entity during with a Bible Release Time based policing approach,” said Mo School helped clear students out of a for saving a life or reviving a person the school day, and missed pilot four years ago that it Canady, executive director of the classroom after a student pointed a in an overdose situation. You can’t instructional time. expanded it to all eight ele- National Association of School pellet gun at another student’s head. quantify how successful a school The school board itself mentary schools and is Resource Officers. “This is about Another police officer entered the resource officer is,” said Officer Kelly is divided on the issue, as beginning it in middle and problem solving, relationship build- room and shot the student. Neither of DeJonge, a spokeswoman for the discussion Wednesday high schools. In high ing and doing things to make a posi- the students who were shot suffered Glendale, Wisconsin, police depart- night showed. Patti schools, the Bible study tive difference in the lives of kids, life-threatening injuries. ment who spent a decade as a high Bounds, the most vocal courses will count as quite frankly.” Chapman said he always parks his school resource officer. “If a kid is supporter of the policy, school credit, she said, Chapman, for one, said he works cruiser where it is visible from the dealing with mental health issues, dismissed the concern that which state law allows. hard to ensure students know he is street, in part to reassure parents in a and they come to a school resource missing an hour of class “It has been so well there for them – and not because of community still recovering from one officer, and they are there to help and once a month would be received by the parents and them. of the deadliest school shootings in listen to them, did that officer save detrimental to children. by the community, and it … “I want my students to understand U.S. history. He’s able to focus more that person’s life possibly? You never Sterchi third-, fourth- and has benefited our students first and foremost that I love them on students because of private armed know.” fifth-graders now miss beyond words,” she said. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / NATION MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2019 7 Obituaries Russell L. Rundell IRONWOOD, Mich. – Russell L. Shawn (Chelsea) Rundell, 87, a longtime Ironwood resi- Warrick and their dent, passed away on Monday, Nov. children, Parker and 25, 2019, surrounded by his loving Daphne, all of Des family. Moines, Wash.; a sis- Russ was born on Nov. 22, 1932, in ter, Betty Johnson, North Bessemer, a son of Uno and Jen- Bessemer; two broth- nie (Piispanen) Rundell. He attended ers, James, Roosevelt School and graduated from Menomonee Falls, Luther L. Wright High School. Soon Wis., and Leo Russell L. after graduation, he was drafted into Rundell (Carol), Green River, the U.S. Army and spent most of two 1932 — 2019 Wyo.; four sisters-in- years in Korea. law, Kathryn Run- Upon returning to Ironwood, Russ dell and Florence Associated Press worked as a logger for several years. Rundell, both of IN THIS Nov. 22, photo provided by the Walters Family, Cameron Walters, center in He later worked at North Range Min- Bessemer, and Karen Navy uniform, poses for a photo with his sisters, Lily Walters, left, and Shania Wal- ing Company and White Pine Copper (Robert) Smith and ters, right, and his father, Shane Walters, far right, the day he graduated from boot Company, where he retired in 1993. Adele Vandenberg, camp in Great Lakes, Ill. Cameron Walters, 21, of Richmond Hill, Georgia, was While working at White Pine, Russ Veteran both of Ironwood; among three sailors killed at Naval Air Station Pensacola in Florida on Friday, Dec. drove White Pine Transit for 17 years. many nieces, 6. On Nov. 27, 1954, Russ married his nephews and friends; and his faithful high school sweetheart, Edith Vanden- little dog, Ginger. Father: Navy victim shot standing berg. They celebrated 65 years togeth- He was predeceased by his parents; er and were blessed with two chil- two brothers, Robert and Arthur; a sis- watch fresh from boot camp dren. ter, Lois Last; his sister-in-law, Beverly Russ enjoyed fishing and camping Rundell; and three brothers-in-law, SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) – they gave him,” Shane Wal- Navy, I extend my sincere with his family. He hunted and spent Carl Johnson, Harvey Last and Henry Fresh out of boot camp, ters said. “He just wanted and deepest sympathies to time at his son Joe’s camp. He took Vandenberg. Cameron Walters proudly to earn his wings. He was the families of the sailors pleasure snowmobiling in the winter. Cremation has taken place. told his father in Georgia looking so forward to hav- whose lives were taken After retirement, Russ and Edith made The family will greet relatives and during their nightly video ing those wings pinned on during this heinous act.” chat that he had passed the his chest.” Authorities said two many trips to Branson, Mo., to cele- friends on Friday, Dec. 13, from 10 to exam qualifying him to The attack also killed sheriff’s deputies were brate Veterans Day. You could always 10:45 a.m., at the Wakefield Veterans stand watch and help 23-year-old Joshua Watson, wounded and eight others find him working in his wood shop. of Foreign Wars Post 9084, 107 E. U.S. secure building entrances a recent graduate of the were hurt before a deputy It’s hard to look around the house not 2, in Wakefield, with the honor guard at Naval Air Station Pen- U.S. Naval Academy from killed the gunman, identi- to find things that he made. Russ was beginning at 10:15 a.m. sacola in Florida. Enterprise, Alabama, and fied as 2nd Lt. Mohammed a lifelong Detroit Tigers fan. A memorial service will follow the When news broke the 19-year-old Airman Alshamrani of the Royal He was a member of the United visitation at 11 a.m. next morning of shots Mohammed Sameh Saudi Air Force. Steelworkers and Ironwood American Full military rites will be accorded being fired on the base, Haitham of St. Petersburg, Haitham’s stepmother, Legion Post 5. In 2014, his grand- by the combined Ironwood American Shane Walters called his Florida. Eight others were Brenda Delgado Haitham, daughters gifted him with a trip on the Legion Post 5, Wakefield American son’s cellphone repeatedly wounded. said Sunday that the family Upper Peninsula Honor Flight to Legion Geroux Post 11 and Wakefield throughout the day. There On Sunday afternoon, was still trying to come to was no answer. The 21- the caskets of the three fall- grips with the tragedy. Washington, D.C. It was a momentous VFW Post 9084 Honor Guard, assisted year-old airmen apprentice en sailors were escorted “I continue to speak occasion for Russ and his family. by the U.P. Funeral Honors Team. from Richmond Hill had aboard an aircraft, bound about him in present tense He was a quiet and kind man, who Following the military rites, lun- been killed along with two for Dover, Delaware. A mil- because it still hasn’t sunk will be greatly missed. cheon will be served at the VFW. other sailors by a gunman itary mortuary is based in that he’s no longer here,” Russ is survived by his beloved A committal service and interment authorities later identified there. Funeral plans were she said in a statement to wife, Edith; a son, Joseph, Ironwood; a will take place at Riverside Cemetery as a military aviation stu- not immediately known. the AP. daughter, Cheryl (Robert) Warrick, in Ironwood, in the spring. dent from Saudi Arabia. “Friday’s senseless act Brenda Haitham said Ironwood; two cherished granddaugh- Funeral arrangements have been Shane Walters told The of violence took these her stepson, whom she ters, Amy Warrick (Mark Malmberg), entrusted to Jerald Rocco, owner and Associated Press on Sun- young men from us, physi- called “Mo,” had been a Ironwood, and Amber (Evan) Oster- manager of Lakeside Memorial Chapel day that his son died stand- cally wounded eight others star high school athlete houdt, Grand Rapids, Minn.; two dear Inc., in Wakefield. Condolences may ing watch at the classroom and the hearts of countless who ran track and played building where the shooter more,” said Rear Admiral basketball. step-grandchildren, Vikki Warrick be expressed online at lakesidememo- opened fire. Gary A. Mayes, the Navy’s “After he graduated high (Todd Fromberg), Duluth, Minn., and rialchapel.com. “He was just looking Southeast Region comman- school, he told his father For reprints or lamination services, forward to getting his der, during a Sunday news and I that he was following contact the Daily Globe at 906-932-2211 wings and being a part of conference in Pensacola. his mother’s footsteps and flying and whatever job “On behalf of the entire join the Navy,” she said. l 8 MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2019 NATION / WORLD THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Watchdog expected to find Russia probe valid, despite flaws WASHINGTON (AP) – Inspector General Michael viewed a copy of the docu- The Justice Department’s Horowitz’s review is ment. internal watchdog will unlikely to quell the parti- It is unclear how Barr, a release a highly anticipated san battles that have sur- strong defender of Trump, report Monday that is rounded the Russia investi- will respond to Horowitz’s expected to reject President gation for years. It’s also findings. He has told Donald Trump’s claims not the last word: A sepa- Congress that he believed that the Russia investiga- rate internal investigation “spying” on the Trump tion was illegitimate and continues, overseen by campaign did occur and tainted by political bias Trump’s attorney general, has raised public questions from FBI leaders. But it is William Barr and led by a about whether the counter- also expected to document U.S. attorney, John intelligence investigation errors during the investiga- Durham. That investigation was done correctly. tion that may animate is criminal in nature, and The FBI opened its Trump supporters. Republicans may look to it investigation in July 2016 The report, as described to uncover wrongdoing after receiving information by people familiar with its that the inspector general from an Australian diplo- findings, is expected to wasn’t examining. mat that a Trump cam- conclude there was an ade- Trump tweeted Sunday: paign adviser, George quate basis for opening one “I.G. report out tomorrow. Papadopoulos, had been of the most politically sen- That will be the big story!” told before it was publicly sitive investigations in FBI He previously has said Associated Press known that Russia had dirt history and one that that he was awaiting IN THIS June 19, 2018, file photo, Department of Justice Inspector General Michael on the Clinton campaign in Trump has denounced as a Horowitz’s report but that Horowitz testifies before a joint House Committee on the Judiciary and House the form of thousands of witch hunt. It began in Durham’s report may be Committee on Oversight and Government Reform hearing on Capitol Hill in Wash- stolen emails. secret during Trump’s 2016 even more important. ington. A Justice Department inspector general report being released Monday is By that point, the presidential run and was Horowitz’s report is expected to say that the FBI had a legitimate basis to open its investigation into Democratic National Com- ultimately taken over by expected to identify errors ties between the Trump campaign and Russia and that senior law enforcement offi- mittee had been hacked, special counsel Robert and misjudgments by some cials weren’t motivated by partisan bias. an act that a private securi- Mueller. law enforcement officials, ty firm – and ultimately The report comes as including by an FBI lawyer But the report will not to Democrat Hillary Clin- tacts with Trump associ- U.S. intelligence agencies – Trump faces an impeach- suspected of altering a doc- endorse some of the presi- ton in 2016. ates. attributed to Russia. Prose- ment inquiry in Congress ument related to the dent’s theories on the It also is not expected to Some of the findings cutors allege that centered on his efforts to surveillance of a former investigation, including undo Mueller’s findings or were described to The Papadopoulos learned press Ukraine to investi- Trump campaign aide. that it was a baseless call into question his con- Associated Press on condi- about the stolen emails gate a political rival, Demo- Those findings probably “witch hunt” or that he was clusion that Russia inter- tion of anonymity by peo- from a Maltese professor crat Joe Biden – a probe the will fuel arguments by targeted by an Obama fered in that election in ple who were not autho- named Joseph Mifsud. president also claims is Trump and his supporters administration Justice order to benefit the Trump rized to discuss a draft of Papadopoulous pleaded politically biased. that the investigation was Department desperate to campaign and that Rus- the report before its guilty to lying to the FBI Still, the release of flawed from the start. see Republican Trump lose sians had repeated con- release. The AP has not about that interaction. North Korea conducts ‘important test’ at once-dismantled site SEOUL, South Korea (AP) – have “an important effect on ICBM launches or satellite liftoffs has far too much to lose, every- White House said in a statement. North Korea said Sunday that it changing the strategic position of in recent years all used liquid thing actually, if he acts in a hos- Moon’s office also released a sim- carried out a “very important (North Korea) once again in the propellants. tile way,” Trump tweeted Sunday. ilar statement, saying the two test” at its long-range rocket near future,” an unidentified CNN reported Friday that a “North Korea, under the lead- leaders had a 30-minute phone launch site that it reportedly spokesman from the North’s new satellite image indicated ership of Kim Jong Un, has conversation at Trump’s request. rebuilt after having partially dis- Academy of National Defense Sci- North Korea may be preparing to tremendous economic potential, The North Korean test “is mantled it at the start of denucle- ence said in a statement, carried resume testing engines used to but it must denuclearize as meant to improve military capa- arization talks with the United by the country’s official Korean power satellite launchers and promised,” he said. bilities and to shore up domestic States last year. Central News Agency. intercontinental ballistic missiles Trump’s national security pride and legitimacy,” said Leif- The announcement comes North Korea didn’t say what at the site. adviser, Robert O’Brien, added Eric Easley, a professor at Ewha amid dimming prospects for a the test included. Kim Dong-yub, Seoul’s Defense Ministry said that North Korea has a choice to University in Seoul. “With the resumption of negotiations, with an analyst at Seoul’s Institute for in a brief statement later Sunday make. “And we hope they make activity at Sohae, Pyongyang is the North threatening to seek “a Far Eastern Studies, said that that South Korea and the United the right choice,” he said in an also trying to raise international new way” if it fails to get major North Korea likely tested for the States are closely monitoring interview Sunday on CBS’ “Face concerns that it may intensify U.S. concessions by year’s end. first time a solid-fuel engine for an activities at the Sohae site and the Nation.’’ provocations and walk away from North Korea has said its resump- intercontinental ballistic missile. other key North Korean areas. On Saturday, Trump and denuclearization talks next year.” tion of nuclear and long-range The use of solid fuel increases President Donald Trump South Korean President Moon The Sohae launching center in missile tests depends on the Unit- a weapon’s mobility and reduces reacted to the development by Jae-in discussed developments Tongchang-ri, a seaside region in ed States. the amount of launch prepara- saying that North Korea “must related to North Korea, and the western North Korea, is where Saturday’s test at the Sohae tion time. The long-range rockets denuclearize.” two leaders committed to contin- the North has carried out banned Satellite Launching Ground will that North Korea used in either “Kim Jong Un is too smart and uing close communication, the satellite launches in recent years.

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© 2019 Xcel Energy Inc. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2019 9 Aaron Jones leads Packers past Washington, 20-15 GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) first down helped set up a – Slowing down led to a 33-yard attempt by Crosby. huge day for Aaron Jones. The 13-year veteran was After a 20-15 win over good on the kick with 2:34 the Washington Redskins to go to seal the win. on Sunday, Jones credited "That was pretty much Green Bay Packers running the play of the game from backs coach Ben Sirmans an offensive standpoint," with teaching him to take Green Bay coach Matt his time and let plays devel- LaFleur said. "It was look- op. Jones said thanks to ing pretty grim right there. Sirmans' help, he was able Another third-and-long sit- to run wherever he wanted uation and just an incredi- against Washington. ble throw, incredible catch Jones rushed for a sea- by Aaron Jones." son-high 134 yards and a Haskins linked up with touchdown on just 16 car- Terry McLaurin on a 13- ries, Aaron Rodgers threw yard score late. Haskins for 195 yards and a score was stopped by Blake Mar- and the Packers did tinez on the 2-point conver- enough to put away the sion. Redskins. "I feel way more com- Jones had his third 100- fortable, but it's a long road yard rushing game of the ahead for me," said Hask- season and hauled in six ins after his fifth career passes for 58 yards. start. "Man, I was born in "REDSKINS" PROTEST December. I'm a Sagittar- About 30 to 40 ius. I've got a lot juice left," protesters were outside of said Jones while laughing. Lambeau Field speaking Adrian Peterson became out against the "Redskins" the sixth back in NFL his- name. One sign read, "I am tory to reach the 14,000- not a mascot," while anoth- yard mark, running for 76 Associated Press er read, "Stop the racism." yards and a score for Wash- GREEN BAY Packers' Aaron Jones runs during the second half against the Washington Redskins Sunday in Green INJURIES ington (3-10), which was Bay. Redskins: Guice hurt eliminated from playoff Curtis Martin is fifth all- ing in there and playing three-and-outs in the fran- Haskins led Washing- his knee while being tack- contention. time with 14,101 yards. tough when he was chise's first-ever December ton on an 11-play, 95-yard led by Darnell Savage after "It means a lot, man," Dwayne Haskins com- banged-up." trip to Lambeau Field. drive that was capped by a a 23-yard run in the second said Peterson on reaching pleted 16 of 27 passes for Derrius Guice left after "Anytime you're going 2-yard run by Peterson quarter. He did not return. the career milestone. "It's 170 yards and a touch- only five carries with a against a young quarter- with 3:44 to play in the Linebacker Ryan Kerrigan history – six guys, I'm one down with an interception. knee injury. back, we've got to get pres- first quarter. Dustin Hop- left in the second half with of them. That kind of The rookie was sacked four "I'll know a little bit sure on him, make him kins missed the extra a calf injury. Cornerbacks speaks for itself, so it's an times, including one where more after our doctors make some bad throws," point. Fabian Moreau and Quin- amazing feeling, an amaz- he hurt his ankle. examine him," Callahan Clark said. Green Bay (10-3) led 14- ton Dunbar each left in the ing accomplishment. Wish "I thought he played said of Guice. "Right now, Jones scored from 4 6 at halftime. first half with hamstring I could enjoy it more if it hard and tough and there's they're in the examination yards on the Packers' open- After Mason Crosby's injuries. Moreau returned. was a W tagged onto it, but no reason he was cleared. room looking at him." ing drive. It was Jones' 12th field goal, Hopkins nailed a Packers: Montravius it's a spectacular accom- We just noticed that he was Kenny Clark and Kyler rushing touchdown and 52-yarder to cut it to 17-9 Adams left the game in the plishment. When you look gimping around, but he Fackrell combined for a 15th TD of the season. before the end of the third. first half with an illness. at the group of guys I'm in was fine," Washington sack of Haskins on Wash- Rodgers, who was 18 of 28 With the Packers still UP NEXT there with, it's amazing. It's interim coach Bill Callahan ington's opening drive for passing, found Robert holding an eight-point lead Redskins: host the a blessing." said of Haskins. "He battled an 11-yard loss. Haskins Tonyan for a 12-yard touch- with 8:28 to play, Rodgers Eagles next Sunday. Peterson has 14,036 tough. To his credit, I give and the Redskins started down on Green Bay's other found Jones for a 25-yard Packers: host the Bears yards in a 13-year career. him a lot of credit for hang- the day with three straight first-quarter score. gain on third-and-14. That next Sunday. Defense delivers as Vikings sail past Lions 20-7 MINNEAPOLIS (AP) – Minnesota's to his collarbone area forced him out of dominant defense had been slipping for the previous game. The defense did not let the past few weeks, a proud and seasoned up on Blough, though. group that needed to get its edge back. With Matthew Stafford sidelined by hip The Vikings gave hardly any ground and back injuries for the fifth straight against the sputtering Detroit Lions. game, the rookie quarterback's first NFL Danielle Hunter had three of Minneso- road start was a rough one. Blough went ta's five sacks to spearhead a resurgence 24 for 40 for 205 yards, one touchdown by the defense, and the Vikings sailed past and two interceptions in the second half, Detroit 20-7 on Sunday to stick the Lions and the Vikings allowed their lowest score with their sixth straight loss. in 31 regular-season games since a 16-0 "It's important we get a chip back on win at Green Bay on Dec. 23, 2017. The our shoulder, and I thought we kind of did Lions entered the week averaging 5.8 that," coach Mike Zimmer said, adding: yards per play, the fourth-best in the NFL, "We need to keep doing that. That's why I but the Vikings held them to 3.2. Six days wish we wouldn't have let them score." earlier, they gave up a season-high 37 David Blough's touchdown pass with points in defeat at Seattle. 2:09 left spoiled Minnesota's bid for its "Just going back to the fundamentals, first shutout in two years. the basics,," Hunter said. "I can't say enough good things about For the first time this season, the Lions our defense. That really created the tenor (3-9-1) never held a lead. They entered the for the game for us. We didn't feel that game with 92 first-quarter points, the much pressure on offense to have to keep most in the NFC, but they netted only 70 scoring," said Kirk Cousins, who passed total yards on 32 plays in the first half and for 242 yards and a touchdown. trailed 20-0 until Golladay's catch pushed Dalvin Cook had 75 yards from scrim- the third-year wide receiver past the 1,000- mage and a rushing score on 20 touches yard mark for the second straight season. over three quarters, as the Vikings (9-4) "We look at our record and say, 'That's Associated Press stayed on track for the playoffs and took it not what we are, we've got to do better," MINNESOTA VIKINGS free safety Harrison Smith (22) intercepts a pass during the easy on their star tailback after an injury Lions coach Matt Patricia said. second half against the Detroit Lions, Sunday, in Minneapolis. Playoff showdowns: LSU vs. Oklahoma; Ohio State vs. Clemson Defending national champions. Undefeated and own- similar each week. first since 2016 after just missing out the previous two sea- ers of a 28-game winning streak, longest in the nation. "Every weekend one of the them has done something sons. The Buckeyes won the first playoff championship in The Clemson Tigers are one heck of a No. 3 seed. to move above the other," said Mullens, the athletic direc- 2014. Their last appearance came after the 2016 season, Clemson will play second-seeded Ohio State in prime tor at Oregon. "LSU's performance against a No. 4 ranked when they were shut out by Clemson in the semifinal at time Dec. 28 in the College Football Playoff semifinal at Georgia compelled the committee to put them just ahead the Fiesta Bowl. That was all under coach Urban Meyer. the Fiesta Bowl in Glendale, Arizona, looking to make it of Ohio State." Now Ryan Day leads the Buckeyes, and in his first season three national championship in four seasons. The rest of the New Year's Six bowls were: as Meyer's successor the Buckeyes have won each of their "We're just excited to be in it," said Clemson coach – Oregon vs. Wisconsin in the Rose Bowl on Jan. 1. games by double-digit margins. Dabo Swinney, who has spent much of the last month – Georgia vs. Baylor in the Sugar Bowl on Jan. 1. ''Do I feel we should have been the 1 seed? Yeah. But playing up how his team was being disrespected by being – Florida vs. Virginia in the Orange Bowl on Dec. 30. LSU's done an unbelievable job and what Joe (Burrow) relegated to third in the rankings after starting the season – Memphis vs. Penn St. in the Cotton Bowl on Dec. 28. has done," Day said. "At the end of the day, you have to go No. 1 in the polls. The final four fell into place thanks to the favorites beat the best to win a national championship, and Clem- The other semifinal matches No. 1 LSU and No. 4 winning their conference championship games and Utah son certainly is that." Oklahoma. losing the Pac-12 title game to Oregon. The Utes had been The Tigers are 3-0 all-time against Ohio State, all in the The selection committee revealed the pairings Sunday No. 5. That left three undefeated Power Five champions, a postseason. The Buckeyes enter the playoff with a 19- and the final four was no surprise. The only mystery fourth with one loss and nobody else with a legitimate game winning streak, second only to Clemson's streak. involved which would be the top seed among three unde- case to claim a spot. "We've played them a couple times, and this is easily feated teams that have been hammering opponents most The intrigue was about the top seed, knowing Clemson the most talented and most complete Ohio State team that of the season. The 13-member committee went with was likely locked into No. 3. The Tigers have been maul- we've played," Swinney said. Southeastern Conference champion LSU. The Tigers (13- ing opponents for the last two months, but the ACC has Oklahoma is in the playoff for the fourth time, but has 0) will face the Big 12 champion Sooners (12-1) in the not provided Clemson any top-flight competition. Ohio yet to win a game. This will be the third consecutive year Peach Bowl, four hours before the Fiesta Bowl kicks off. State has five victories against CFP-ranked teams, includ- the Sooners face an SEC team. "Anytime, anywhere, anybody, we ready to play," LSU ing Wisconsin twice. LSU has four, all of which were Oklahoma and LSU have split two previous meetings: coach Ed Orgeron said on ESPN. ranked in the top 13. Clemson's only game against a team The Sooners won the 1950 Sugar Bowl and the Tigers won Clemson opened as a two-point favorite against the that made the committee's final rankings was its 62-17 vic- the BCS championship game at the Sugar Bowl in 2004. Buckeyes. LSU was an 11 1/2-point favorite against the tory Saturday against Virginia. Former Alabama quarterback Jalen Hurts is back in the Sooners. Still, drawing Clemson, which hasn't lost since the playoff for the fourth straight year, this time with the LSU used a convincing victory against Georgia on Sat- 2017 playoff semifinals against Alabama, rather than an Sooners after going three times with the Crimson Tide. urday to move up. Ohio State (13-0) had been atop the Oklahoma team with five victories by a touchdown or less Hurts follows Heisman winners Baker Mayfield and Kyler committee's rankings last week, but the Buckeyes slipped certainly seems like a tougher task for the Buckeyes. Murray as quarterback transfers to find success in coach to No. 2 after coming from behind against Wisconsin to Clemson (13-0) is making its fifth straight playoff appear- Lincoln Riley's offense. win the Big Ten title. ance, tying Alabama for the most. LSU and Ohio State are also led by transfer quarter- The national championship game is Jan. 13 in New LSU is in the playoff for the first time, the only newbie backs. Burrow started his career at Ohio State before Orleans. The No. 1 seed has yet to win the CFP in five in the field. The Tigers will likely bring the Heisman Tro- switching schools in 2018. Buckeyes quarterback Justin years. phy winner with them. Quarterback Joe Burrow capped a Fields was at Georgia last season. The Tigers and Buckeyes flip-flopped at No. 1 a couple record-breaking season by throwing four more touch- Clemson quarterback Trevor Lawrence led the Tigers of times throughout the committee's six weeks of ranking down passes against Georgia in the SEC championship. to a national championship as a freshman last season, the teams and chairman Rob Mullens said the debate was Ohio State is making its third playoff appearance and first time since 1985 that happened. l 10 MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2019 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard No. 2 Ohio State rallies for

TOTAL NET YARS 262 341 Wisconsin 7 14 0 0 — 21 L.A. Lakers at Orlando, 7 p.m. All TimesNFL EST NET YARDS RUS 121 174 First Quarter Charlotte at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. AMERICAN CONFERENCE Avg per rush 4.3 6.2 WIS_J.Taylor 44 run (Hintze Atlanta at Chicago, 8 p.m. 3rd straight Big Ten title East NET YARDS PASS 141 167 kick), 12:57 Utah at Minnesota, 8 p.m. WLTPct PF PA Sacked-Yds lost 4-29 4-28 Second Quarter Memphis at Phoenix, 9 p.m. New England10 30.769 338 168 Completed-Att. 16-27 18-28 WIS_Coan 14 run (Hintze kick), New Orleans at Milwaukee, 9:30 INDIANAPOLIS (AP) – Ohio State quibble with that argument after losing Buffalo 940.692 274 212 Had Intercepted 109:41 Oklahoma City at Sacramento, . quarterback Justin Fields looked frazzled their seventh straight in the series. After N.Y. Jets 580.385 226 301 PUNTS-Avg. 6-44.0 4-40.3 OSU_Dobbins 2 run (Haubeil New York at Golden State, 10:30 Miami 3 10 0 .231 221 399 Interceptions 0-0 1-3 kick), :42 and frustrated in the first half Saturday winning the first two Big Ten title games, South PENALTIES-Yds 3-25 5-34 WIS_Coan 1 run (Hintze kick), All TimesNHL EST WLTPct PF PA FUMBLES-Lost 2-0 1-1 :10 EASTERN CONFERENCE night. So did the rest of the Buckeyes. the Badgers have now lost in each of their Houston 850.615 317 309 TIME OF POSSESSION 29:36 Third Quarter Atlantic Division Then the Big Ten's offensive player of last four championship appearances, Tennessee 850.615 318 255 30:24 OSU_Ruckert 16 pass from GP WLOTPts GF GA Indianapolis 670.462 296 295 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Fields (Haubeil kick), 13:21 Boston 30 20 4646 105 73 the year started trusting himself – and his including three times to Buckeyes. Jacksonville 490.308 230 337 RUSHING_Washington, Peter- OSU_FG Haubeil 27, 10:45 Florida 29 15 9535 105 99 teammates. But this one didn't follow the usual North son 20-76, Guice 5-42, Smallwood OSU_Hill 16 pass from Fields Buffalo 30 13 11 6 32 93 93 WLTPct PF PA 2-4, Haskins 1-(minus 1). Green (Haubeil kick), 2:23 Montreal 30 13 11 6 32 97 102 Fields threw three touchdown passes script. x-Baltimore 11 20.846 430 236 Bay, Jones 16-134, J.Williams 7-24, Fourth Quarter Toronto 31 14 13 4 32 100 103 and the Buckeyes defense pitched a sec- The Badgers scored the first 14 points, Pittsburgh 850.615 259 242 Rodgers 5-16. OSU_Hill 13 pass from Fields Tampa Bay 27 14 10 3 31 102 87 Cleveland 670.462 273 291 PASSING_Washington, Haskins (Haubeil kick), 12:09 Ottawa 30 12 17 1 25 79 95 ond-half shutout and beat No. 10 Wiscon- putting Ohio State in its deepest deficit all Cincinnati 1 12 0 .077 198 325 16-27-1-170. Green Bay, Rodgers OSU_FG Haubeil 24, 4:39 Detroit 31 7 21 3 17 66 124 West 18-28-0-195. A_66,649. Metropolitan Division sin 34-21 to help No. 2 Ohio State claim an season, and still led 21-7 at the half. WLTPct PF PA RECEIVING_Washington, OSU WIS GP WLOTPts GF GA unprecedented third straight outright Big Ohio State changed everything with a y-Kansas City940.692 371 281 Thompson 7-43, McLaurin 4-57, First downs 28 23 Washington 31 22 4549 115 88 Oakland 670.462 258 366 S.Sims 4-40, Harmon 1-30. Green Rushes-yards 46-172 37-200 N.Y. Islanders2819 7240 81 68 Ten championship and likely their first quick-hitting flurry in the third quarter. Denver 580.385 236 261 Bay, Jones 6-58, D.Adams 4-41, Passing 320 232 Philadelphia30 17 8539 96 85 playoff trip in three years. Jeremy Ruckert started the comeback L.A. Chargers580.385 289 251 Graham 3-49, Lazard 2-19, Tonyan Comp-Att-Int 20-32-0 17-34-0 Pittsburgh 30 17 9438 103 81 NATIONAL CONFERENCE 1-12, Allison 1-11, Lewis 1-5. Return Yards 1 28 Carolina 30 18 11 1 37 97 82 The only real question is where the with a spectacular one-handed catch in the East PUNT RETURNS_Washington, Punts-Avg. 2-33.0 4-40.0 N.Y. Rangers2814 11 3 31 88 91 undefeated Buckeyes will be seeded. back of the end zone on the fifth play. cut- W LTPct PF PA S.Sims 1-6. Green Bay, Ervin 4-51. Fumbles-Lost 1-1 1-0 Columbus 29 11 14 4 26 71 91 Dallas 670.462 334 267 KICKOFF RETURNS_Washing- Penalties-Yards 4-40 4-41 New Jersey 29 9 15 5 23 74 109 "I think we deserve to be No. 1," first- ting the deficit to 21-14. Philadelphia 570.417 274 284 ton, S.Sims 1-19. Green Bay, None. Time of Possession31:46 28:14 WESTERN CONFERENCE Washington 3 10 0 .231 188 310 INTERCEPTIONS_Washington, INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Central Division year coach Ryan Day said on the podium, Four plays later, Wisconsin punter N.Y. Giants 2 10 0 .167 230 339 None. Green Bay, Amos 1-3. RUSHING_Ohio St., Dobbins 33- GP WLOTPts GF GA moments after hoisting the championship Anthony Lotti dropped the ball and was South MISSED FIELD GOALS_None. 172, Fields 12-1, (Team) 1-(minus St. Louis 31 18 7642 92 83 1). Wisconsin, J.Taylor 20-148, trophy. tackled at the Badgers 16. Ohio State con- W LTPct PF PA Detroit-Minnesota Colorado 29 19 8240 107 79 y-New Orleans1030.769 344 296 Coan 8-27, Cruickshank 1-17, Winnipeg 30 18 10 2 38 87 82 The Buckeyes (13-0) certainly make a verted that miscue into a 27-yard field goal D.Davis 1-5, K.Pryor 2-5, Groshek Tampa Bay 670.462 378 381 MinnesotaStats 20, Detroit 7 Dallas 31 17 11 3 37 82 76 4-2, Lotti 1-(minus 4). Carolina 580.385 300 360 Detroit 000 7 — 7 Minnesota 30 14 12 4 32 90 98 compelling case. to make it 21-17. PASSING_Ohio St., Chrisman 1- Atlanta 490.308 300 343 Minnesota 7 10 03—20 Nashville 28 13 10 5 31 95 92 1-0-21, Fields 19-31-0-299. Wiscon- They were ranked No. 1 by the College And after Wisconsin missed a 48-yard North First Quarter Chicago 29 12 12 5 29 80 89 W LTPct PF PA Min_O.Johnson 9 pass from sin, Coan 17-33-0-232, (Team) 0-1- Pacific Division Football Playoff selection committee last field goal wide left on its next series, Green Bay 10 30.769 309 270 Cousins (Bailey kick), 5:47. Drive: 0-0. GP WLOTPts GF GA week and now enter the postseason on a Fields hooked up with K.J. Hill for a 16- Minnesota 940.692 339 249 10 plays, 82 yards, 4:40 RECEIVING_Ohio St., Hill 7-83, Edmonton 31 18 10 3 39 95 90 Olave 5-94, Victor 2-27, Wilson 2- Chicago 760.538 243 232 Second Quarter Arizona 31 17 10 4 38 85 72 19-game winning streak. They're the only yard pass and 24-21 lead with 2:23 left in Detroit 391.269 287 335 Min_FG Bailey 27, 4:42. Drive: 9 17, Mack 1-34, Cornell 1-28, Farrell Vegas 31 15 11 5 35 93 88 West plays, 56 yards, 5:12. 1-21, Ruckert 1-16. Wisconsin, Vancouver 30 15 11 4 34 103 91 team in the Football Bowl Subdivision the third quarter. Fields added a 13-yard W LTPct PF PA Min_Cook 3 run (Bailey kick), :20. Cephus 7-122, D.Davis 3-38, Fergu- Calgary 31 15 12 4 34 81 92 with five wins over five programs ranked TD pass to Hill early in the fourth. San Fran 11 20.846 397 229 Drive: 6 plays, 65 yards, 00:46. son 2-33, K.Pryor 2-22, J.Taylor 2-8, San Jose 32 15 15 2 32 88 111 Groshek 1-9. Seattle 10 30.769 341 321 Fourth Quarter Anaheim 30 12 14 4 28 79 90 in the CFP's top 25 last week, and they've Dobbins finished with 33 carries for L.A. Rams 850.615 301 262 Min_FG Bailey 50, 14:55. Drive: 9 MISSED FIELD GOALS_Wiscon- Los Angeles31 11 18 2 24 77 102 beaten three consecutive top-10 teams – 172 yards and one score while Fields was Arizona 391.269 272 374 plays, 32 yards, 4:29.. sin, Hintze 48. NOTE: Two points for a win, one x-clinched playoff spot point for overtime loss. Top three all by double digits – and beat the Badgers named the game's MVP after going 19 of Det_Golladay 10 pass from NBA y-clinched division Blough (Prater kick), 2:09. Drive: 12 All Times EST teams in each division and two wild for the second time this season. 31 with 299 yards. Thursday's Games plays, 75 yards, 3:30. EASTERN CONFERENCE cards per conference advance to Chicago 31, Dallas 24 A_66,776. WLPct GB playoffs. But an unsteady first half, in which the "I think the whole team knew we didn't Sunday's Games Det Min Milwaukee 20 3 .870 — Saturday's Games Buckeyes faced their biggest deficit of the play to our potential in the first half," Green Bay 20, Washington 15 FIRST DOWNS 18 22 Boston 16 5 .762 3 Philadelphia 4, Ottawa 3 Minnesota 20, Detroit 7 TOTAL NET YADS 231 354 Miami 16 6 .727 3½ Vancouver 6, Buffalo 5, OT season, may have opened the door for two Fields said. "We got together and came out Atlanta 40, Carolina 20 Avg Gain 3.4 5.1 Philadelphia 17 7 .708 3½ Colorado 4, Boston 1 San Fran 48, New Orleans 46 NET YARDS RUSH 70 120 Toronto 15 7 .682 4½ Carolina 6, Minnesota 2 other two unbeaten, LSU and defending with confidence in the second half and Cleveland 27, Cincinnati 19 Avg per rush 3.2 3.1 Indiana 15 8 .652 5 Tampa Bay 7, San Jose 1 national champion Clemson, to try and just played our game." Tampa Bay 38, Indianapolis 35 NET YARDS PASS 161 234 Brooklyn 13 10 .565 7 Toronto 5, St. Louis 2 Denver 38, Houston 24 Sacked-Yds lost 5-44 1-8 Orlando 11 11 .500 8½ Florida 4, Columbus 1 supplant the Buckeyes as the No. 1 seed. Jack Coan ran for two touchdowns in N.Y. Jets 22, Miami 21 Completed-Att. 24-40 24-30 Detroit 9 14 .391 11 Pittsburgh 5, Detroit 3 Ohio State believes scoring the final 27 the first half and Jonathan Taylor rushed Baltimore 24, Buffalo 17 Had Intercepted 20Charlotte 9 16 .360 12 Nashville 6, New Jersey 4 L.A. Chargers 45, Jacksonville 10 PUNTS-Avg. 7-49.6 6-37.0 Chicago 8 15 .348 12 Dallas 3, N.Y. Islanders 1 points should be good enough. for 148 yards and one touchdown for the Tennessee 42, Oakland 21 Interceptions 0-0 2-0 Washington 7 15 .318 12½ Calgary 4, Los Angeles 3 "We took their best shot but we still had Big Ten West champions. Kansas City 23, New England 16 PENALTIES-Yds 4-28 8-55 Atlanta 6 17 .261 14 Sunday's Games Pittsburgh 23, Arizona 17 FUMBLES-Lost 0-0 0-0 Cleveland 5 17 .227 14½ Winnipeg 3, Anaheim 2 a half," running back J.K. Dobbins said. "It "We let it slip away," Taylor said. "Just L.A. Rams 28, Seattle 12 TIME OF POSSESSION 26:18 New York 4 19 .174 16 Florida 5, San Jose 1 Monday's Games 33:42 WESTERN CONFERENCE N.Y. Rangers at Vegas, 7 p.m. would be cool to be No. 1. We're a com- disappointed, like I said, because that (a N.Y. Giants at Philadelphia, 8:15 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS WLPct GB Arizona at Chicago, 7 p.m. plete team, I think." championship) was my goal coming into Thursday, Dec. 12 RUSHING_Detroit, Scarbrough L.A. Lakers 20 3 .870 — Buffalo at Edmonton, 8 p.m. N.Y. Jets at Baltimore, 8:20 p.m. 19-65, Johnson 2-3, McKissic 1-2. Dallas 16 6 .727 3½ Monday's Games The Badgers (10-3, No. 8 CFP) can't the season." Sunday, Dec. 15 Minnesota, Cook 18-62, Mattison L.A. Clippers 17 7 .708 3½ N.Y. Islanders at Tampa Bay, 7 Denver at Kansas City, 1 p.m. 14-46, Boone 5-13, Ham 1-0, Houston 15 7 .682 4½ Columbus at Washington, 7 p.m. Tampa Bay at Detroit, 1 p.m. Cousins 1-(minus 1). Denver 14 7 .667 5 Boston at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. Houston at Tennessee, 1 p.m. PASSING_Detroit, Blough 24-40- Utah 13 10 .565 7 Calgary at Colorado, 9 p.m. Miami at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. 2-205. Minnesota, Cousins 24-30-0- Minnesota 10 11 .476 9 Tuesday's Games No. 7 Oregon, No. 11 Wisconsin Seattle at Carolina, 1 p.m. 242. Phoenix 10 12 .455 9½ Tampa Bay at Florida, 7 p.m. Chicago at Green Bay, 1 p.m. RECEIVING_Detroit, Golladay 6- Oklahoma City 9 12 .429 10 Montreal at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. New England at Cincinnati, 1 58, Amendola 5-34, McKissic 4-16, San Antonio 9 14 .391 11 St. Louis at Buffalo, 7:30 p.m. Philadelphia at Washington, 1 M.Jones 3-38, Thomas 2-21, James Portland 9 14 .391 11 San Jose at Nashville, 8 p.m. to clash in 106th Rose Bowl Cleveland at Arizona, 4:05 p.m. 1-23, Johnson 1-7, Scarbrough 1-5, Sacramento 8 13 .381 11 Detroit at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Jacksonville at Oakland, 4:05 Nauta 1-3. Minnesota, Diggs 6-92, Memphis 6 16 .273 13½ Anaheim at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Minnesota at L.A. Chargers, 4:05 I.Smith 3-21, Conklin 3-13, Tread- New Orleans 6 17 .261 14 New Jersey at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Atlanta at San Francisco, 4:25 well 2-42, Mattison 2-18, Cook 2-13, Golden State 5 19 .208 15½ Calgary at Arizona, 9 p.m. PASADENA, Calif. (AP) – Although Paul Chryst said. "And they get to play L.A. Rams at Dallas, 4:25 p.m. Rudolph 2-11, Ham 1-25, O.John- Saturday's Games Carolina at Edmonton, 9 p.m. Oregon and Wisconsin have been regular against a really, really good Oregon team. Buffalo at Pittsburgh, 8:20 p.m. son 1-9, Abdullah 1-2, Bradbury 1- Dallas 130, New Orleans 84 Toronto at Vancouver, 10 p.m. Monday, Dec. 16 (minus 4). Indiana 104, New York 103 Chicago at Vegas, 10 p.m. visitors to the Rose Bowl over the past It's kind of everything you hope for and Indianapolis at New Orleans, PUNT RETURNS_Detroit, Amen- Philadelphia 141, Cleveland 94 N.Y. Rangers at Los Angeles, dola 2-11. Minnesota, Hughes 4-43. Houston 115, Phoenix 109 Wednesday's Games decade or so, very few people currently on dream for." Green Bay-Washing- KICKOFF RETURNS_Detroit, Utah 126, Memphis 112 Boston at Washington, 7 p.m. their rosters or coaching staffs have had This game also is a rematch of the 2012 Sunday's Games Ottawa at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. Green Bayton 20, Stats Washington 15 Lacy 1-23. Minnesota, Abdullah 1- Brooklyn 105, Denver 102 Philadelphia at Colorado, 9:30 the honor of lining up in Pasadena on New Rose Bowl. Oregon beat Wisconsin 45-38 Washington 063 6 —15 14. Atlanta 122, Charlotte 107 Green Bay 14 03 3 —20 TACKLES-ASSISTS- Year's Day. in one of the highest-scoring editions of Chicago at Miami, 6 p.m. Transactions First Quarter SACKS_Detroit, Walker 9-4-0, Wil- BASEBALL L.A. Clippers 135, Wash. 119 GB_Jones 4 run (Crosby kick), son 7-4-0, Robinson 7-1-0, Tavai 5- MILWAUKEE BREWERS — That's just one reason why both of the game, but both programs have under- Philadelphia 110, Toronto 104 9:06. Drive: 7 plays, 50 yards, 3:44. 6-0, Kennard 5-0-0, Daniels 4-1-0, Agreed to terms with OF Keon Brox- Sacramento at Dallas, 7 p.m. these revitalized powerhouse programs gone wholesale changes since, with multi- GB_Tonyan 12 pass from Slay 4-0-0, C.Jones 2-2-0, Atkins 2- ton on a minor league contract. Oklahoma City at Portland, 9 p.m. Rodgers (Crosby kick), :34. Drive: 5 1-0, Flowers 1-2-1, Harrison 1-1-0, NEW YORK METS — Named are so excited about yet another trip to the ple coaching staffs coming and going Minnesota at L.A. Lakers, 9:30 plays, 57 yards, 3:06. Okwara 1-1-0, Coleman 1-0-0, Hensley Meulens bench coach, Monday's Games Granddaddy of Them All. along with the usual player turnover. Second Quarter Reeves-Maybin 1-0-0. Minnesota, Jeremy Hefner pitching coach, and L.A. Clippers at Indiana, 7 p.m. Was_Peterson 2 run (kick failed), Waynes 8-0-0, Hunter 6-1-3, Tony DeFrancesco first base coach. No. 7 Oregon (11-2) will face No. 11 "It's an honor to be selected to such a Cleveland at Boston, 7:30 p.m. 3:44. Drive: 11 plays, 95 yards, 5:46. Kendricks 6-1-0, H.Hill 4-0-0, Promoted Jeremy Accardo to assis- Detroit at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Wisconsin (10-3) in the Rose Bowl, the prestigious event that's as good as it gets Third Quarter Alexander 3-1-0, Hughes 3-0-0, tant pitching coach. Orlando at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. GB_FG Crosby 32, 10:08. Drive: H.Smith 3-0-0, Barr 2-2-0, Joseph 2- WASHINGTON NATIONALS — game announced Sunday. and as big as it gets in college football," Sacramento at Houston, 8 p.m. 10 plays, 60 yards, 4:52. 2-0, J.Johnson 2-1-1, Griffen 2-0-1, Agreed to terms with RHP Kyle Toronto at Chicago, 8 p.m. Was_FG Hopkins 52, :11. Drive: Odenigbo 1-1-0, Stephen 1-1-0, Finnegan. The Badgers are in the Rose Bowl for said Oregon coach Mario Cristobal, who Minnesota at Phoenix, 9 p.m. 12 plays, 46 yards, 6:34. KBay 17, Weatherly 1-1-0, Harris 1-0-0, Wil- HOCKEY Oklahoma City at Utah, 9 p.m. the fourth time in 10 seasons, albeit the made the Rose Bowl two years to the day Washington 9. son 1-0-0. CAROLINA HURRICANES — Memphis at Golden State, 10:30 Fourth Quarter INTERCEPTIONS_Detroit, None. Recalled F Julien Gauthier from first in seven years, while the Ducks have after he officially replaced Willie Taggart. GB_FG Crosby 33, 2:34. Drive: Minn., Sendejo 1-0, H.Smith 1-0. Tuesday's Games Charlotte (AHL). Washington at Charlotte, 7 p.m. earned their fourth berth in 11 seasons, "Our seniors have gone through a 4-8 sea- 14 plays, 74 yards, 7:24. . MISSED FIELD GOALS_Detroit, ST. LOUIS BLUES — Assigned F Atlanta at Miami, 8 p.m. Was_McLaurin 13 pass from Prater 45. Austin Poganski to San Antonio but their first in five years. son in their freshman year. All the credit in Denver at Philadelphia, 8 p.m. Haskins (run failed), 1:17. Drive: 8 (AHL). New York at Portland, 10 p.m. "Got a group that's never been there the world to them for staying focused, plays, 75 yards, 1:17. Ohio St.-Wisconsin COLLEGE Wednesday's Games FLORIDA STATE — Named Mike A_77,296. No. 2 Ohio St.Stats 34, No. 10 Wiscon- players-wise, so that will be an awesome staying the course and making this a great Boston at Indiana, 7 p.m. Norvell football coach. Was GB sin 21 Houston at Cleveland, 7 p.m. RUTGERS — Named Francis experience for them," Wisconsin coach season for our football team." 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DETROIT (AP) – Evgeni Malkin is picking up the slack with Sidney Crosby out, making daz- zling plays on offense and getting back on defense. Malkin and Jake Guentzel each had a goal and two assists to help the Pittsburgh Penguins build a two-goal lead midway through the second period en route to a 5-3 win over the Detroit Red Wings on Saturday night. The 33-year-old Malkin scored on a whirling shot that got past Jonathan Bernier midway through the second period, restor- ing a two-score lead with his eighth goal of the sea- Jason Juno/Daily Globe son and 399th of his GCC's YASER Khan goes to the basket during Satur- career. day's game against Central Lakes at the Lindquist "I'm thrilled with Center in Ironwood. Jason Juno/Daily Globe Geno's game right now," GCC's AIRIANA White lays it in during Saturday's game against Central Lakes at the coach Mike Sullivan said. Samson men fall to Lindquist Center in Ironwood. "He's having success at both ends of the rink." powerhouse Central Lakes Crosby missed his 13th Lady Samsons down Central Lakes game in a row, recovering IRONWOOD --- The GCC Samsons fell 100-62 to Cen- from last month's surgery tral Lakes Saturday afternoon. IRONWOOD --- GCC defeat Central Central Lakes --- Haley Youngbauer 13, to repair a core muscle. Central Lakes, which went to the national tournament Lakes 64-61 in an exciting game Saturday. Emilee White 4, Lillee Hardee 12, Paige The Penguins have last year, led 53-23 at the half. A shot by Airana White put the Sam- Wallevand 16, Maggi Fellerman 16. FTs; made up for the loss of the Raquentez Woodley led GCC with 14 points. Yaser sons in front 62-61 with 29.6 seconds left. 12-18. Fouls: 16. Fouled out: Mammenga. superstar by having an Khan had 12, Luke Miller scored 11 and Dachau Lyle had She then blocked a potential go-ahead shot 3-pointers: Fellerman 3, Hardee 3, Young- NHL-high 24 players score 10. by Central Lakes. Haley Grover made two bauer 1, White 1, Wallevand 1. at least one goal this sea- GCC (2-8) hosts Itasca Tuesday night. free throws to make it 64-61 with 1.3 sec- GCC --- Madelyn Wiggins 3, Rylee Nico- son. GCC --- Emmanuel Ige 2, Luke Miller 11, Louis Bogda onds left and Central Lakes didn’t get a letti 6, Ilena Garrett 6, Samaiya Buchanan "It has helped us grab 3, Steven Nelson 4, Raquentez Woodley 14, Mitch Borseth shot off to tie despite getting it at half court 13, Haley Grover 10, Kai’Terra Ross 2, Poy the points that we've 3, Jalen Pitts 3, Dachau Lyle 10, Yaser Khan 12. FTs: 12- after a timeout. Jacob 3, Airiana White 13, Aiyana Nickel grabbed over the last few 14. Fouls: 13. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Miller 3, Samaiya Buchanan and White both had 8. FTs: 14-20. Fouls: 21. Fouled out: Nick- weeks through some of the 13 points to lead GCC. Grover had 10. el. 3-pointers: White 3, Wiggins 1. Khan 4, Bogda 1, Woodley 1, Borseth 1. 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We had a deal with this issue. pending dinner date with mutual friends, Dear Annie: I would like to bring to and she thought I would be set straight by your attention another possible situation seeing how other people hold their forks. garnered by your solution to the person Dear Annie who wrote to you about the new co-work- er who accused another employee of sexu- When we gathered together, she was al harassment. Your response to the per- surprised that, “You all eat that way!” We son to leave it up to the human resources both learned about differences from that department was correct. point on. But let’s imagine that the employee’s She also was intrigued by my frequent complaint was, in fact, made up, and it use of wiping my mouth with a napkin. was a cover for poor work performance. If THE PAJAMA DIARIES “Australians use it once, at the end of eat- HR wishes to terminate the employee, they ing.” I always saw it as a personal prefer- might face a retaliation lawsuit from the ence. 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Learning about others discuss the personnel problems of the new makes life so much richer and deeper. A employee. If this employee has filed simi- large percentage of people in the world lar complaints with previous employers, don’t use knives and forks at all. Some use the current HR department might not be chopsticks while others eat with their able to document that because of nondis- hands. closure agreements. Dear Annie: Your readers have great Problem employees often create circu- ideas, so I am writing to ask if any of them lar legal issues for HR. I know this from can help me solve a dilemma. experience. I have worked in human BORN LOSER What can one give someone who needs resources for 25 years, have a master’s nothing? I want to remember my friends at degree in HR management, and I am certi- Christmas, but they don’t need yet anoth- fied as a Senior Professional in HR. – HR er item. I want something a bit more Department thoughtful than just a Christmas card. 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trying to establish whether ing to determine the pur- been prevented.” Bids the killer, 2nd Lt. pose of the trip, the official Earlier in the week of Please take notice that the Bessemer Area School District is Mohammed Alshamrani, said. the shooting, Alshamrani taking bids on the following school buses: 21, of the Royal Saudi Air All foreign students at hosted a dinner party

Old Bus #12- 2001 Thomas body/Freightliner chassis- Force, acted alone or was the Pensacola base have where he and three others 72 passenger, approximately 80,000 miles part of a larger plot. been accounted for, no watched videos of mass (new engine and transmission within 10 years). Alshamrani, who was arrests have been made, shootings, another U.S. killed by a sheriff’s deputy and the community is official told the AP on Sat- Old Bus #13- 2003 Thomas body/Freightliner chassis- 72 passenger- approximately 195,709 miles. during the rampage at a under no immediate threat, urday. classroom building Friday, Rojas said at a news confer- Alshamrani used a Old Bus #14 2009 International body and chassis- was undergoing flight ence. A Saudi commanding Glock 9 mm weapon that 72 passenger- engine overhauled two years ago. Needs new training at Pensacola, officer has ordered all stu- had been purchased legally injector pump- approximately 120,700 miles. where members of foreign dents from the country to in Florida, Rojas said. Old Bus #15- 2006 Bluebird body/International chassis- militaries routinely receive remain at one location at DeSantis questioned 65 passenger-approximately 113,000 miles. instruction. the base, authorities said. whether foreigners should All busses are sold "as is" and without any warranty. All bids “We are, as we do in “There are a number of continue to be allowed must be received by most active-shooter investi- Saudi students who are under federal law to buy Friday, December 13, 2019 by noon (central time). gations, work with the pre- close to the shooter and guns in the U.S. and called Please send bids to: Mrs. Chris Bergquist, Business Manager; Bessemer Area sumption that this was an continue to cooperate in it a “federal loophole.” School District; 301 E Sellar Street; Bessemer, MI 29911 or act of terrorism,” said this investigation,” Rojas Republican DeSantis email: [email protected] or fax at (906)667-0318 Rachel J. Rojas, the special said. “The Saudi govern- said he supports that the agent in charge of the FBI’s ment has pledged to fully Second Amendment but office in Jacksonville. cooperate with our investi- that it “does not apply to Authorities believe the gation.” Saudi Arabians.” gunman made social media Florida Gov. Ron Family members and posts criticizing the U.S. DeSantis called for better others identified the three under a user handle simi- vetting of foreigners dead as Joshua Kaleb Wat- lar to his name, but federal allowed into the U.S. for son, a 23-year-old graduate law enforcement officials training on American of the U.S. Naval Academy; are investigating whether bases. He said the gunman Airman Mohammed he authored the words or had a social media trail and Sameh Haitham, 19, of St. just posted them, said the a “deep-seated hatred of Petersburg, Florida, who official, who was not the United States.” joined the Navy after grad- authorized to discuss the “My view is that for us uating from high school matter publicly and spoke to be bringing in these for- last year; and Airman to The Associated Press on eign nationals, you have to Apprentice Cameron Scott condition of anonymity. take precautions to protect Walters, 21, of Richmond Also, investigators the country,” the governor Hill, Georgia.

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Conter was sick last Reuben Panchol was forced mission would go, Bitner year and couldn’t come. to leave war-torn Sudan said he would vote against He said he likes to attend decades ago as a child, accepting additional to remember those who embarking on an odyssey refugees. lost their lives. that eventually brought “The overwhelming “It’s always good to him to the American Mid- public opinion is so clear come back and pay respect west and left him eternally to me, that I think if you to them and give them the grateful to the country that vote for it, you’re not going top honors that they took him in. to be reelected if you deserve,” Conter said. “I am an American citi- choose to run again,” he Conter said his doctor zen, a North Dakotan,” said. has vowed to keep him said Panchol, a 38-year-old Trump’s executive order well until he’s 100 so he father of four. “And without this fall came as he had can return for the 80th North Dakota, I couldn’t already proposed cutting anniversary. have made it.” the number of refugees The USS Arizona still Panchol hopes to share next year to the lowest level rests in the harbor today his story on Monday with since Congress passed the and is a grave for more members of a local com- Refugee Act of 1980. He than 900 men killed in the mission who are set to vote declared that refugees attack. Each year, nearly 2 on whether their county should be resettled only in million people visit the will stop accepting places where the state and white memorial structure refugees. If they vote to bar local governments – coun- Associated Press built above the ship. refugees, as expected, ties – gave consent. Since REUBEN PANCHOL is shown Friday, at the North Dakota state capitol in Bismarck. An internment ceremo- Burleigh County – home to then, many governors and Panchol, who immigrated from Sudan to North Dakota as a child, says he hopes to ny is scheduled to be held about 95,000 people and counties around the coun- tell his personal story at a meeting Monday, Dec. 9 at which the Burleigh County at sunset on the memorial the capital city of Bismarck try have declared that they Commission may vote against accepting any new refugees. It’s believed the coun- for one of the Arizona’s – could become the first would continue taking ty would be the first to do so since President Donald Trump’s executive order ear- sailors who survived the local government to do so refugees. lier this fall gave states and counties the ability to do so. attack, Lauren Bruner. He since President Donald Republican Gov. Doug died earlier this year at age Trump issued an executive Burgum said last month to boost the city’s economy, enforcement, though the Bismarck Mayor Steve 98. order making it possible. that North Dakota would and that 90% were fully county said it doesn’t track Bakken said the city gov- Bruner asked that an The county postponed a continue accepting employed within three any costs directly related to ernment has no say in the urn with his ashes be vote last week when more refugees where local juris- months of resettling in his refugees. matter, but he sides with placed inside the Arizona’s than 100 people showed dictions agreed, and his city. “This isn’t about skin those who want to stop tak- sunken hull upon his up and overflowed the spokesman said the gover- But the idea was quickly color,” said Becker, a plas- ing in more refugees. death. His ashes will join commission’s normal nor saw it as a local deci- opposed in more conserva- tic surgeon and former “Right now it’s a blank the remains of 44 ship- meeting space. Monday sion. Soon after, Cass and tive Burleigh County. gubernatorial candidate. check and that equates into mates who managed to live night’s meeting will be held Grand Forks counties, Among the opponents was “In the past, nobody had a lot of questions,” Bakken through the attack but in a middle school cafeteria which are home to the Republican state Rep. Rick any say whatsoever. Now said of the number of wanted to be laid to rest in to accommodate public state’s largest city, Fargo, Becker, of Bismarck, an we have something that refugees that could be the ship. Bruner explained interest that Chairman and third-largest city, ultraconservative who took should have been in place placed in the area. “We before he died that he pre- Brian Bitner said is the Grand Forks, respectively, to social media to criticize decades ago. have burgeoning school ferred being interred in the most intense he’s seen in declared they would con- the program as unre- “Now, if they want to enrollment, veterans’ Arizona so he could join more than a decade on the tinue taking refugees. strained and a possible accept them, they can, and needs, homeless needs, his buddies and because of commission. Fargo Mayor Tim Mahoney drain on social service pro- if they don’t want to they and Native American the memorial’s high num- Though he declined to said refugees were needed grams, schools and law shouldn’t,” he said. needs. ber of visitors. IN THIS May 15 file photo, Juice WRLD per- forms in concert during Sesame Street puppeteer his “Death Race for Love Tour” at The Skyline Stage at The Mann Cen- Caroll Spinney dies at age 85 ter for the Performing LOS ANGELES (AP) – Arts in Philadelphia. The Caroll Spinney, who gave Chicago-area rapper, Big Bird his warmth and whose real name is Jarad Oscar the Grouch his A. Higgins, was pro- growl for nearly 50 years nounced dead Sunday, on “Sesame Street,” died after a “medical emer- Sunday at the age of 85 at gency’’ at Chicago’s Mid- his home in Connecticut, way International Air- according to the Sesame port, according to Workshop. authorities. Chicago The legendary pup- police said they’re con- peteer lived for some time ducting a death investi- with dystonia, which caus- gation. es involuntary muscle con- Associated Press tractions, the Sesame Workshop said in a state- ment. Spinney voiced and operated the two major Rapper Juice WRLD dies after Muppets from their incep- tion in 1969 when he was medical emergency in Chicago 36, and performed them almost exclusively into his Associated Press CHICAGO (AP) – Rapper Juice WRLD, cian early on. 80s on the PBS kids’ televi- IN A May 21, 2000, file photo, Caroll Spinney, center, who launched his career on SoundCloud Juice WRLD turned 21 only days earli- sion show that later moved best known for his TV character Big Bird from before becoming a streaming juggernaut er. He was only two years out of high to HBO. His death comes “Sesame Street,” receives an honorary doctor of and rose to the top of the charts with the school. on the same day that Humane Letters degree from Eastern Connecticut Sting-sampled hit “Lucid Dreams,” died Like a good number of young hip-hop “Sesame Street” is being State University President David G. Carter, right, dur- early Sunday after a “medical emergency” performers, Juice WRLD blended rapping honored for lifetime ing commencement in Willimantic, Conn. Spinney, at Chicago’s Midway International Air- and singing on his songs, sometimes mum- achievements in the arts as who gave Big Bird his warmth and Oscar the Grouch port. bling words and focusing more on melody. a Kennedy Center Honors his growl for nearly 50 years on “Sesame Street,” died The rapper, whose legal name was His hit “Lucid Dreams,” which heavily sam- recipient. Sunday, at his home in Connecticut, according to the Jarad A. Higgins, was 21. Authorities have ples Sting’s 1993 song “Shape of My “Before I came to Sesame Workshop. He was 85. not released details about his cause of Heart,” was a six-times platinum success ‘Sesame Street,’ I didn’t feel death. and reached No. 2 on the all-genre Hot 100 like what I was doing was But he never became a To colleagues there was He was pronounced dead at a hospital chart. It reached No. 1 on Billboard’s Hot very important,” Spinney household name. no question which charac- around 3:15 a.m. and taken to the Cook R&B/Hip-Hop Songs and Hot Rap Songs said when he announced “I may be the most ter the kindly Spinney County medical examiner’s office several charts. his retirement in 2018. “Big unknown famous person resembled. hours later, according to office “I was very impressed by what he put on Bird helped me find my in America,” Spinney said “Big Bird is him and he spokeswoman Natalia Derevyanny, who top of (my version),” Sting told The Associ- purpose.” in his 2003 memoir. “It’s is Big Bird,” former said an autopsy would take place Monday. ated Press this year. “It’s a really good song.” Through his two charac- the bird that’s famous.” “Sesame Street” head writ- Chicago police launched a death inves- Juice WRLD got his start on the music ters, Spinney gained huge Spinney gave “Sesame er Norman Stiles said in a tigation after a 21-year-old male experienc- sharing platform SoundCloud before sign- fame that brought interna- Street” its emotional yin 2014 documentary on ing a “medical emergency” was transport- ing to a record label and finding major tional tours, books, record and yang, infusing the 8- Spinney. ed from Midway to an area hospital. Police success on streaming services. His major- albums, movie roles, and foot-2 Big Bird with a child- It wasn’t easy being Big said there were no signs of foul play and label debut album, “Goodbye & Good Rid- visits to the White House. like sweetness often used Bird. To play the part, Spin- those aboard the aircraft were cooperating dance,” was a platinum success. It featured “Caroll was an artistic to handle sad subjects, and ney would strap a TV mon- with authorities. Chicago Fire Department the hit “All Girls Are the Same,” which genius whose kind and lov- giving the trashcan- itor to his chest as his only spokesman Larry Langford said the man gained platinum status, alongside seven ing view of the world dwelling Oscar, whose eyes to the outside. Then experienced cardiac arrest and was taken more platinum hits including “Armed & helped shape and define voice Spinney based on a the giant yellow bird body to a hospital from a hangar operated by Dangerous,” “Robbery,” “Fine China” and Sesame Street from its ear- New York cabbie, a street- was placed over him. He Atlantic Aviation at Midway, away from the “Legends,” which features the lyrics: liest days in 1969 through wise cynicism that masked held his right arm aloft main terminal, where private planes land. “What’s the 27 Club?/We ain’t making it five decades, and his legacy a tender core. constantly to operate the Atlantic didn’t return a message Sunday. past 21.” here at Sesame Workshop “I like being miserable. head, and used his left The rapper, who was named top new He’s had 10 songs reach gold status and in the cultural firma- That makes me happy,” hand to operate both arms. artist at the 2019 Billboard Music Awards and also had success with 2018’s “Wrld on ment will be unending,” Oscar often said. “But I The bird tended to slouch in May, lived in the Chicago suburb of Drugs,” a collaborative album with rapper- the Sesame Workshop don’t like being happy, so more as the years took Homewood where he stood out as a musi- singer-producer Future. said. that makes me miserable.” their toll. Investigators: 629 Pakistani girls sold as brides in China trafficking network LAHORE, Pakistan (AP) exploiting the country’s Officials with knowledge of ing. Several of the women speaking out. and prevented others from – Page after page, the poor and vulnerable. the investigations say that who had initially been At the same time, the being sent there. names stack up: 629 girls The list gives the most is because of pressure from interviewed by police government has sought to “Some (FIA officials) and women from across concrete figure yet for the government officials fear- refused to testify because curtail investigations, were even transferred,” Pakistan who were sold as number of women caught ful of hurting Pakistan’s they were either threatened putting “immense pres- Iqbal said in an interview. brides to Chinese men and up in the trafficking lucrative ties to Beijing. or bribed into silence, sure” on officials from the “When we talk to Pakistani taken to China. The list, schemes since 2018. The biggest case against according to a court official Federal Investigation Agen- rulers, they don’t pay any obtained by The Associated But since the time it was traffickers has fallen apart. and a police investigator cy pursuing trafficking net- attention. “ Press, was compiled by put together in June, inves- In October, a court in familiar with the case. The works, said Saleem Iqbal, a Asked about the com- Pakistani investigators tigators’ aggressive drive Faisalabad acquitted 31 two spoke on condition of Christian activist who has plaints, Pakistan’s interior determined to break up against the networks has Chinese nationals charged anonymity because they helped parents rescue sev- and foreign ministries trafficking networks largely ground to a halt. in connection with traffick- feared retribution for eral young girls from China refused to comment.