Snow likely High: 3 | Low: -11 | Details, page 2 DAILY GLOBE yourdailyglobe.com Friday, February 12, 2016 75 cents Erwin board approves budget amendments By RICHARD JENKINS visor Larry Grimsby reassured accounts. fund because we weren’t, at that here.” didn’t want to have to take a cou- [email protected] the audience. The township also needed to point, aware of when we were Finco explained the township ple thousand here, a couple thou- ERWIN TOWNSHIP — The Clerk Vicky Finco said the transfer $11,500 to the assessing going to be getting the tax is under budget in several areas, sand there.” Erwin Township Board of township was over budget on six account to pay the township’s money,” Grimsby explained. and these surpluses will replen- In other action: Trustees approved a series of line items totaling $3,450. How- assessor as nothing had been “About one third of our budget ish the contingency fund. — The board tabled a decision budget amendments Wednesday, ever, Finco explained that budgeted since the assessor was comes in the form of, primarily, Grimsby said it was simpler to on the township’s garbage and and township officials reassured because the township’s road hired after the completion of the state revenue sharing, and then take the money from the contin- recycling contract as they wanted residents that the township’s account was under budget by budget. Grimsby explained the about two-thirds comes from gency fund and pay it back later more information so the bids pre- finances remains healthy. $5,000, the township was simply money was coming from the taxes. And the downside is we than try and transfer all the sented by the two companies — “We’re fine, we just had to do going to perform a department township’s contingency fund. don’t get paid for the taxes until funds between line items. these department transfers to transfer and move the extra road “(The money) is going to have the end of the budget year. So “There’s other smaller areas bring our budget in line,” Super- money into the appropriate to come out of the contingency that makes kind of an issue (that have surpluses) ... but we ERWIN — page 5 BLACK RIVER HARBOR 3 arrested on drug charges in GIANT raid BESSEMER — Two men and tion. a woman were arrested in Besse- GIANT is a local task force mer Thursday on charges of comprised of officers from the delivery/possession with intent Ironwood Public Safety Depart- to deliver heroin and metham- ment, the Gogebic County Sher- phetamine, according to a Goge- iff's Department, the Hurley bic Iron Area Narcotics Team Police Department, the Iron news release. County Sheriff's Department According to a team and the Lac Vieux Desert Tribal spokesman, a search warrant Police. was executed on a Porter Street For more information, please residence in Bessemer, which led contact team leader Sgt. Justin to the arrests. Colassaco at the Hurley Police A GIANT spokesman said the Department. matter is still under investiga- —Tom Stankard Iowa man killed in snowmobile accident ROCKLAND — The Onton- control, fell off the snowmobile agon County Sheriff’s Office was and struck a tree, according to a dispatched to a fatal snowmobile sheriff’s department release. accident by Negaunee Regional Alcohol is believed to be a fac- dispatch Wednesday evening at tor, department officials said in 10:35. the release. The accident occurred on Trail The accident is still under 12, 1/4 mile south of Old Victoria investigation. Rd. in Rockland Township. The sheriff’s office was assist- It is believed the driver of the ed by Rockland Township Fire Tom Stankard/Daily Globe vehicle, Brady Allan Kuennen, Department, Sonco Ambulance THE THOMAS C. Mullen sits motionless in the now nearly frozen Black River Harbor on a sunny, but cold, Thursday afternoon. 36, of Waucoma, Iowa, was trav- and the Michigan State Police. eling on Trail 12 when he lost — Jan Tucker

GCSR searches for new volunteers BIG POWDERHORN MTN. By RICHARD JENKINS to, including a number of calls group will receive training in a [email protected] out to Superior Falls. variety of skills and equipment, BESSEMER — Gogebic Coun- “Every two years, three years, including “4-wheel drive vehi- ty Search and Rescue is looking we’ll get a call out (from) maybe cles, all-terrain vehicles, horses, for volunteers. Conglomerate Falls (or else- motor boats, snowmobiles, ropes Overseen by the Gogebic where) where someone falls over and knots,” a release from the County Sheriff’s Department, the edge,” Brown said. group said. the organization is a private Ideal candidates must be med- Knowledge of the local area is group of volunteers who help ically and physically fit, comfort- also an asset. conduct search and rescue opera- able in an outdoor environment Members must be at least 18, tions, provide emergency medical and possible working in adverse a U.S. citizen, reside in Gogebic assistance and rescue victims weather conditions. County and have a valid Michi- from both wilderness and urban Members must posses a good gan drivers license. environments, according to pair of hiking boots, warm cloth- According to the release, group president Jon Brown. ing and rain gear, according to members are also required to Brown said there have been a the release, while specialized number of incidents in recent equipment will likely be provided years, the group has responded by the group. Those who join the GCSR — page 5 Date set for annual State of Tribes Address LAC DU FLAMBEAU, Wis. — ways that the tribal and state Tribes of Wisconsin at the State The 12th annual State of the governments can work together of the State of the Tribes Tribes Address will take pace at toward a better future,” the Address,” Isham said in the 1 p.m. on Tuesday in the cham- council said in the release. release. “I will do my best to ber of the Wisconsin Assembly, The address will be given by voice our unified concerns.” according to a Thursday news Mic Isham, chairman of the Lac The speech is the continuation release from the Great Lakes Courte Oreilles Band of Lake of a 11-year tradition of the Wis- Inter-Tribal Council. Superior Chippewa Indians of consin Assembly speaker invit- “The event is an opportunity Wisconsin, located near Hayward. ing a representative to give an for tribal leaders to meet with Isham is also chairman of the address in the assembly cham- Wisconsin legislators govern- Great Lakes Indian Fish and ber. ment to governments to discuss Wildlife Commission, according The daily legislative session Tom Stankard/Daily Globe priorities and solutions for the to the release. will open with the entry of the SKIERS AND snowboarders ride the chairlift up to the top of the hill Thursday afternoon at Big Powder- tribal governments and their “It is a tremendous honor to be horn Mountain Ski Resort. After old man winter dropped more than two feet of snow over the Gogebic constituencies, and to discover chosen to speak on behalf of the Range this week, winter enthusiasts couldn’t wait to get out and enjoy the fresh powder. ADDRESS — page 5 C O N T A C T U S WEATHER INSIDE INDEX

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Both candidates were largely of a democratic society has a Seeking to boost his own sup- restrained in their head-to-head moral responsibility to play a port with minorities, Sanders contest — a contrast to their vital role in making sure all our peppered his typically economic- campaign’s increasingly heated people have a decent standard of Last occupiers of Oregon focused rhetoric with calls to rhetoric on the campaign trail. living,” Sanders said. reform a “broken criminal justice While Clinton played the aggres- Sanders has focused his cam- system.” sor in the previous Democratic paign almost exclusively on a “At the end of my first term, debate, she is mindful of a need call to break up big Wall Street wildlife refuge surrender to FBI we will not have more people in to not turn off Sanders’ voters, banks and overhaul the current jail than any other country,” he particularly the young people campaign finance system that he BURNS, Ore. (AP) — Sur- trol of the U.S. government. weapons charges and other said. that are supporting him in over- says gives wealthy Americans rounded by FBI agents in Meanwhile, Cliven Bundy, crimes. He’s accused of leading In one of many moments of whelming numbers. undue influence. His campaign armored vehicles, the last four who was at the center of the 2014 supporters who pointed military- agreement between the candi- Clinton is hoping to offset contends that his message will occupiers of a national nature standoff at his ranch in Nevada, style weapons at federal agents dates, Clinton concurred on a Sanders’ backing from those be well-received by minority vot- preserve surrendered Thursday, was arrested late Wednesday in trying to enforce a court order to need to address a criminal justice young Americans by drawing ers, arguing that blacks and His- and a leader in their movement Portland after encouraging the round up Bundy cattle from fed- system that incarcerates a dis- support from the black and His- panics have been hurt even more who organized a 2014 standoff Oregon occupiers not to give up. eral rangeland. proportionate number of minori- panic voters who make up a big by what he calls a “rigged” econ- with authorities was criminally Bundy is the father of Ammon It was not immediately clear if ties. But she cast her proposals share of the electorate in Neva- omy. charged in federal court. Bundy, the jailed leader of the he had a lawyer ahead of a court for fighting racial inequality as da, South Carolina and other Sanders’ strength has startled The holdouts were the last Oregon occupation. appearance in Portland. broader than his. states that come next on the pri- Clinton’s campaign. He defeated remnants of a larger group that On Thursday, the elder Bundy Federal authorities say the “We’re going to emphasize mary calendar. her by more than 20 points in seized the Malheur National was charged in the standoff from Bundy family has not made pay- education, jobs and housing,” The former secretary of state Tuesday’s New Hampshire pri- Wildlife Refuge nearly six weeks two years ago. Federal authori- ments toward a $1.1 million said Clinton, who was endorsed sought to discredit some of the mary, drawing the majority of ago, demanding that the govern- ties may have feared Bundy’s grazing fee and penalty bill. earlier in the day by the political proposals that have drawn young men, women, independents and ment turn over the land to locals presence would draw sympathiz- The FBI said the final four action committee of the Congres- people to Sanders, including his young people. and release two ranchers impris- ers to defend the holdouts. occupiers were arrested as they oned for setting fires. For the The 69-year-old Bundy was walked out of the refuge to the first time since Jan. 2, the feder- charged with conspiracy, assault FBI checkpoint. No one was al land was fully under the con- on a federal officer, obstruction, injured and no shots fired. Federal authorities were criti- cized during the occupation for Obama plans to nominate King X739 not ending it sooner. 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Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Gogebic-Ontonagon Commu- Alcoholics Anonymous/Al- vice Officer, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Iron- nity Action Agency food commod- Anon, noon, Salem Lutheran wood Memorial Building. 906-667- ity distribution, seniors, mothers, Church, Ironwood. area74.org. 1110. infants, children, 9:45-10 a.m. EST, “The Age of Love” film docu- Blood Pressure Screening, 11 Lake Gogebic Senior Center, Berg- mentary showing, 2 p.m., Mercer a.m.-1 p.m., with Regional Hospice land; 10:20-10:35 a.m. EST, Porcu- Community Center. nurses, Mill Street Garden, Besse- pine Mountain Senior Center, White Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, mer. 906-663-0308. Pine; 11-11:45 a.m. EST, Holy Fami- Ontonagon Village Housing, 100 Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, ly Catholic Church parking lot, Cane Court, Ontonagon. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Ontonagon; 1:15-1:45 p.m. EST, area74.org. area74.org. Resource Center, Mass City; 2:15- Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Ironwood Kiwanis Club, noon, 2:45 p.m. EST, Stannard Township p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic Golden Dragon. Ballpark, Bruce Crossing; 2:30-2:45 Submitted photo Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Gogebic-Ontonagon Commu- p.m., Watersmeet Town Hall parking MATT GRUHN, left, of the Marine Retailers Association of the America, presents a $3,000 scholarship to Wis- Friday Night Fight, 7:30 p.m., nity Action Agency food commod- lot, Watersmeet. 906-884-2106. consin Indianhead Tech-Ashland student Eric Tefft, center. At right is WITC instructor Todd Larson. registration 4-7 p.m., Mt. Zion, Iron- ity distribution, seniors, mothers, Gogebic County Veterans Ser- wood. infants, children, 1-3 p.m., 100 Mill vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., Government St., Bessemer. 906-667-0283. Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., Hurley City Council, 6:30 p.m., North Country Trail, 6 p.m., Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 city hall, Hurley. Wakefield Municiple Building, Wake- p.m., Marenisco Township. 906-667- WITC prepares students for Saturday, Feb. 13 field. 906-229-5122. 1110. Hurley VFW Post 1580, 6 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Alcoholics Anonymous, 11 VFW post home. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. a.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Iron- Bessemer Township Men’s area74.org. careers in marine repairs wood. area74.org. Club, 6 p.m., Bessemer Legion. Grief Support Group, 2 p.m., all welcome, The Inn Bed and Break- Community Pickleball Pad- RSVP at 906-663-4137. ASHLAND, Wis. — For the doing a good job.” do. Larson accepted the award Bessemer Veterans of Foreign fast, Montreal, Wis. 906-663-0308. dlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer School gym- second consecutive year, Wiscon- Gruhn presented WITC-Ash- for WITC and a scholarship com- nasium. 715-776-4588. Wars, 7 p.m., VFW hall, Bessemer. Mended Hearts and Diabetes Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Support Group, 2 p.m., Aspirus sin Indianhead Technical Col- land student Eric Tefft, of Mil- mittee was formed to choose the Sunday, Feb. 14 Episcopal Church of the Transfigura- Grand View Hospital conference lege has received a $3,000 schol- waukee, with the scholarship at recipient. tion, Ironwood. area74.org. area, Ironwood. 906-932-2443. arship from the Marine Retail- the Ashland campus. The unique marine repair Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 p.m., Government Bessemer Area Historical Soci- ers Association of the Americas “The financial aspect just technician program at WITC- closed meeting, Salem Lutheran Aging Unit of Iron County ety, 2 p.m., 403 Sophie St., Besse- to train students for technical can’t be stressed enough,” said Ashland prepares graduates for Church, Ironwood. Finance Committee, 1 p.m., Hurley mer. careers in the marine industry. Tefft. “I really didn’t have the a career in the marina and Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Senior Center. ReGeneration Youth, 5:30-6:45 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, “It’s an incredible program. money to work my way through marine service and repair indus- Iron County Comprehensive p.m., ages 10-11; Relentless Youth, That is why WITC has earned this program and now I do.” try. The three-semester, hands- Bessemer. area74.org. 7-9 p.m., ages 12-18; Lighthouse Planning, Land and Zoning Com- this scholarship two years in a Tefft plans to use the scholar- on technical training program Monday, Feb. 15 mittee, 2 p.m., Iron County Court- Faith Center, Ironwood. row now,” said MRAA President ship for tuition and books to con- concentrates on the repair and house, Hurley. Alcoholics Anonymous, 6:30 Gogebic-Ontonagon Commu- Iron County Highway Commit- p.m., First Presbyterian Church, Matt Gruhn. “The on-water tinue his education at WITC- maintenance of outboard motors, nity Action Agency food commod- tee, 4 p.m., Highway Department, Hurley. area74.org. training, the array of programs Ashland’s state-of-the-art inboard/stern drive engines and ity distribution, seniors, mothers, Hurley. Gogebic County Council of and opportunities here, the fact marine lab. boat systems. infants, and children, 9 a.m.-noon, Wednesday, Feb. 17 Veteran Affairs, 6:30 p.m., Besse- that they’re now an ABYC The scholarship will also give Courses are taught in a 6,000- 100 Mill St., Bessemer. 906-667- mer VFW. school; I think it’s a big testa- him the ability to obtain the square-foot lab featuring an 0283. Christian Men of the Northland, Knights of Columbus Council ment to the energy and the effec- American Boat and Yacht Coun- inventory of engines that are up Gogebic County Human Ser- 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Ironwood. 1396, 6:30 p.m. social meeting, KC tiveness that the program has cil electrical certification next to date with the industry’s cur- vices Agency Board, 9 a.m., Goge- Gogebic-Ontonagon Commu- Hall, Ironwood. here and what it offers students.” semester. Tefft hopes to work for rent technology. Wakefield Chamber of Com- bic County Medical Care Facility, nity Action Agency food commod- WITC was one of only two a marina on the east coast after The college’s close proximity Wakefield. ity distribution, 9-10 a.m., Pioneer merce, 6 p.m., Wakefield Municipal Iron County Food Pantry, 9 Building. schools across North America to graduation and eventually start to Lake Superior also gives stu- Park Apartments, Ironwood. 906- receive the prestigious award. his own business in the industry. dents the chance to use the a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Ave., Mon- 932-4200. Government treal, Wis. 715-561-4450. Aging Unit of Iron County According to Gruhn, WITC is “That’s the essence of what water for boat testing. Mercer Area Play Group, 9:30- held up as an example of how to this award is all about,” said WITC additionally offers a Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, 11 a.m., all welcome, Mercer, Wis., Board of Directors, 9 a.m., Hurley Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Public Library. 715-476-2366. Senior Center, Hurley. run a marine technical program Gruhn. “It will help him get the one-semester advanced certifi- area74.org. Alcoholics Anonymous, open Gogebic County Forestry and and how to encourage students education that he needs, help cate course, where students can Iron County Historical Society, meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran Parks Commission, 4:30 p.m., Nat- to grow and have an impact on him move into a role in the continue their training to hone 2 p.m., Iron County Historical Soci- Church, Ironwood. area74.org. ural Resources Center, Bessemer. the industry. industry and help him accom- skills of their choice — from ety Museum, 303 Iron St., Hurley. DOVE Support Group, noon-2 Iron County Development Zone “It’s really amazing,” said plish the dreams that he has for major systems repair to Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 p.m., Council, 5:30 p.m., courthouse, p.m. 906-932-4990. WITC-Ashland Marine Repair himself.” advanced diagnostics. Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church, Hurley. Iron County Veterans Service Technician Instructor Todd Lar- Presented by the MRAA Edu- WITC’s marine repair techni- Ironwood. area74.org. Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Wis., Friday, Feb. 19 Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, son. “It shows we’re doing it cational Foundation, the schol- cian program is a member of the Town Hall. 715-561-2190. right. We’re offering a good edu- arship was announced in American Boat & Yacht Council Ontonagon Village Housing, 100 Gogebic Conservation District, American Legion Post 58, 2 cation to students and the indus- November at the Marine Dealer and Association of Marine Tech- Cane Court, Ontonagon. p.m., at the post, Hurley. 10 a.m., Natural Resource Center, area74.org. Community Pickleball Pad- Bessemer. try is becoming aware we’re Conference and Expo in Orlan- nicians. Methamphetamine ETC, 8 p.m., dlers, 3 to 6 p.m., Mercer School Double Trouble, 11 a.m.-12:30 support group, Woodland Church, gymnasium. p.m., Serenity Center, Ironwood. Briefs Ironwood. 906-285-2813 or Ironwood Area Business and Mercer Food Pantry, noon-1 methetc.web.com. Professional Women’s Club, p.m., Railroad Street, Mercer, Wis. Government social, 5 p.m., meeting, 6 p.m. Emergencies: 715-476-7655. Mentoring program to the person with the devastating flowers are available. Bessemer Housing Commis- Ironwood American Legion Alcoholics Anonymous/Al- present video Monday effects of mental illness, their Proceeds from the sale fund sion, 8:30 a.m., executive director’s Auxiliary Unit 5, 6 p.m., at the post, Anon, noon, Salem Lutheran family, friends and the communi- scholarships for local students office, 709 W. Iron St., Bessemer. Ironwood Memorial Building. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. HURLEY — The Iron County ty.” and teachers and student conser- Wakefield-Marenisco School Michigan Western Gateway Scrabble at the Mercer Library, Youth Mentoring Program will For more information, contact vation programs. One need not Board, 5 p.m., school administrative Trail Authority, 6 p.m., monthly 2:30-4:30 p.m., Mercer, Wis., Public present a video, “Open Your board room, Wakefield. Snyder at Iron County Human be an Iron County resident to meeting, Gogebic County Court- Library. 715-476-2366. Eyes,” on Monday from 6 to 7 Services, 715-561-3636 ext. 2127, order. Choose either Hurley or Bessemer City Council, 5:30 house, 200 N. Moore St., Bessemer. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, p.m. at the Hurley K-12 School p.m., city hall, Bessemer. or [email protected]. Mercer pick-up locations. Gogebic Range Carvers, 6:30 Ontonagon Village Housing, 100 auditorium. Hurley School Board, 5:30 p.m., For more information, call the p.m., shop room, A.D. Johnston High Cane Court, Ontonagon. This is the second DVD from Hurley High School library. School, Bessemer. area74.org. Iron County native plant LWCD at 715-561-2234. Ironwood Area School District the series called the “Bill McPhee sale orders due Feb. 26 Superior Snowshoe walk, 6:30 Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Story.” The story focuses on Board of Education, 6 p.m., Luther p.m., Michigan Information Center. p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic Gogebic County courthouse L. Wright School board room. McPhee’s life and on the fact that HURLEY — The Iron County Ewen-Trout Creek Booster Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Land Conservation Department closed Monday Watersmeet Township School Club, 6:30 p.m. EST, E-TC School. Friday Night Fight, 7:30 p.m., there is “life after mental ill- is taking orders for its annual BESSEMER — The Gogebic Board, 6:30 p.m., media center, Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 registration 4-7 p.m., Mt. Zion, Iron- ness.” Watersmeet School. p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, wood. “Bill’s story reveals how he native plant sale through Friday, County Courthouse is closed on pulled himself from the depths of Feb. 26. Monday, Feb. 15, in observance schizophrenia and depression,” Trees, shrubs, grasses and of President’s Day said Pam Snyder of the Iron Peyton Manning has a little fun with little brother Eli County Youth Mentoring Pro- gram. “Interviews with family, NEW YORK (AP) — Peyton New York Giants quarterback healed. I’m going to play football friends and world renowned psy- Manning had a little fun with lit- who won two Super Bowl rings again.’” chiatrist Ruth Baruch share Olde Suffolk Ale House tle brother Eli’s sad face at the himself. Fallon finished the bit by say- their experience with Bill and 125 Suffolk St., Ironwood, MI 906-932-3198 Super Bowl during an appear- “It’s funny, when I saw that ing: “All those big moments in discuss the harmful stigma asso- ance on NBC’s “Tonight Show.” clip, Jimmy, I’ve seen that look your life, he’s always there for ciated with mental illnesses. Peyton said he understood before. I’ve recognized it. At you. That’s what a brother is for.” “Bill’s story inspires hope for why Eli wasn’t elated like other other big moments in my life he Valentine’s Day Special relatives in the luxury suite at kind of had that similar expres- Saturday & Sunday serving 5-9pm Levi’s Stadium who were jump- sion,” Peyton said. n n ing and celebrating after Den- “I can remember 18 years ago, Thoughtful, Personal & Affordable Floral Service Prime Rib Lobster ver’s late touchdown sealed the calling the night before the draft n Ravioli n Surf and Turf n Specialty Entrees Broncos’ 24-10 win over the Car- and said: ‘Eli, guess what? The GREAT SELECTION n Chilled Jumbo Shimp Cocktails olina Panthers. Colts are going to draft me No. 1 of Beautiful Arrangements He said Eli had his game face in the NFL draft tomorrow.’” Call to ensure seating • Reservations 906-932-3198 on. The camera showed cardboard for Everyone “Eli and I have always sup- Eli’s expressionless face. ported each other. 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Lead St., (U.S. 2) Across from Credit Union 906-667-0333 4 l FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2016 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Why women in office matter DAILY GLOBE Millennial women shouted their views who don’t help other women.” For the first with their votes in New Hampshire, where time, the concerns of the other half of the Sue Mizell, Publisher almost 80 percent of them went for Bernie human race rose to the forefront of foreign Sanders. policy as U.S. embassies and consulates Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor The primary followed a flurry of stories around the world were directed to promote about outraged young women claiming programs to advance the status of women. Madeleine Albright and Gloria Steinem had Cokie and Condoleezza Rice kept the drumbeat tried to “shame” them into voting for Hillary Steve Roberts pounding: She not only spoke forcefully for In Their Opinion Clinton. Why, they demanded, should we women’s rights at international conferences, vote for a woman simply because she is a but also prodded the U.N. Security Council to Blame inversion woman? recognize rape as a war crime and pried The answer: Women in public office money out of the administration to battle sex expand the rights and enhance the welfare of they’ve made simply because they were in slavery. The health campaigns and rape cen- women and girls in this country and around the room. Rep. Susan Molinari of New York ters she helped set up still benefit women in on Congress, the world. sat somewhat slack-jawed in the 1990s, lis- the Middle East and Africa. These young women might still be looking tening to her colleagues in the Republican When Hillary Clinton moved to Foggy Bot- at job listings labeled with “male” and leadership argue that they didn’t want to tom, she established the International Fund corporate tax rate “female” had it not been for the canny work of spend money on the Violence Against Women for Women and Girls to make sure that orga- two women to insert the word “sex” into the Act. When she explained that they would nizations promoting microfinancing or com- If you’re mad at the news the Glendale-based Johnson employment section of the 1964 Civil Rights look like they were protecting wife-beaters, batting violence against women would have they saw the light and passed the bill. Controls is, through its merger with Tyco International bill outlawing discrimination against race. some money to work with. And she elevated Women in Congress come together across moving its corporate headquarters to Ireland to avoid Democrat Martha Griffiths in the House and the Office of Global Women’s Issues so it Republican Margaret Chase Smith in the party lines over and over again, year in and reports directly to the secretary, sending a paying the higher American corporate tax rate, we’d Senate managed to outwit their colleagues in year out, to fight for their sisters and their signal both to the world at large and to the advise you to send your anger in the right direction: order to make it forever illegal to say: “We children. If these young voters ever want a bureaucrats in the building that these would Toward Congress. don’t hire women.” leave from work to take care of a baby or be lead agenda items. The merger will save Johnson Controls an estimated Many of these young women probably par- another family member, they can thank a That’s what women in office do: They $150 million on U.S. taxes, the Milwaukee Journal Sen- ticipated in team sports, or even went to col- bipartisan sisterhood that pushed relentless- move matters that benefit women and fami- tinel reported Jan. 30. It’s an action known as a tax inver- lege on athletic scholarships, thanks to Title ly for passage of the Family and Medical lies to the top of the pile. It’s not that men sion. The United States has the highest corporate tax IX — the provision ending sex discrimination Leave Act. don’t care about those issues, it’s just that rates in the world — a statutory rate of 39.1 percent and in higher education. They can be grateful to “We agreed that if we didn’t drive these they don’t place as high a priority on them. a marginal effective rate of 35.3 percent — making inver- Rep. Edith Green for that, and to other con- kinds of issues, who would?” recalls Maine That’s what many of these young women vot- sion all too popular with American companies. In 2014, gresswomen for suffering the wrath of male Republican Olympia Snowe in her memoir. ers need to know. for example, Chicago-area companies AbbVie, Horizon athletic directors. Rep. Pat Schroeder She concludes, “the Congressional Caucus for Hillary Clinton may not be the candidate Pharma, Medtronic, Chiquita Brands and Mylan moved remembers a Denver high school coach Women’s Issues made the lives of millions of they choose for all kinds of reasons. But to their corporate headquarters across the Atlantic to take directing his boys to “show her what they women better in large and small ways.” denounce the idea of voting for a woman just advantage of lower corporate tax rates. thought of the law.” The whole team turned The same can be said of the women who because she’s a woman reveals profound “The failure to modernize the federal tax code has around and mooned her. have served as secretary of state. When ignorance. Any woman who’s ever been in pushed American businesses to move overseas,” wrote Fighting for women is not for the faint of Madeleine Albright took the job as the first office could tell them that. Brett Healy of the free-market Wisconsin-based think heart. female in that exalted position, she put into Steve and Cokie Roberts can be con- tank MacIver Institute. “Our politicians have failed us, All of the women in Congress, current and practice her long-preached exhortation: tacted by email at [email protected]. not Johnson Controls.” former, can tell stories of the difference “There’s a special place in hell for women We’re inclined to agree. There’s blame to go around for the corporate tax rate staying as high as it is. During the October 2013 budget Today in history standoff between President Barack Obama and congres- sional Republicans, with the threat of a government shut- The Associated Press down looming in the air, Wisconsin 1st District Congress- man Paul Ryan’s effort at making tax reform part of the Today’s Highlight in History On Feb. 12, 1809, Abraham Lin- budget deal was thrown overboard as tea party Republi- coln, the 16th president of the United cans, led by U.S Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, demanded the States, was born in present-day defunding of the Affordable Care Act, aka Obamacare, as Larue County, Kentucky. part of any budget deal. The president called Cruz’s bluff, On this date and a budget deal was reached without any defunding of In 1554, Lady Jane Grey, who’d Obamacare ... but also without any serious effort to take claimed the throne of England for up Ryan’s tax reform proposals. nine days, and her husband, Guild- ford Dudley, were beheaded after In the spring and summer of 2014, with American com- being condemned for high treason. panies fleeing, congressional Democrats introduced legis- In 1818, Chile officially pro- lation to prevent companies from engaging in inversion, claimed its independence, more and to punish those that did. That legislation went than seven years after initially nowhere, but more importantly that’s treating the symp- renouncing Spanish rule. tom instead of the disease. In 1909, the National Association Then, after the Republican victories in the November for the Advancement of Colored People was founded. 2014 midterm elections, Ryan ascended to chairman of In 1914, groundbreaking took the House Ways and Means Committee. In an interview place for the Lincoln Memorial in with The Journal Times that month, Ryan said he expect- Washington, D.C. ed tax reform to be a big issue in 2015. In 1915, the cornerstone was laid We don’t recall a lot of action on tax reform taking for the Lincoln Memorial. place last year. Perhaps prospects will improve now that In 1924, George Gershwin’s “Rhapsody in Blue” premiered in Ryan is speaker of the House. New York. We understand that Republicans are almost always in In 1940, the radio play “The favor of lower taxes, and the Democrats don’t want to see Adventures of Superman” debuted the loss in tax revenue that would come from reducing the with Bud Collyer as the Man of Steel. corporate tax rate. But there’s no tax revenue to be col- In 1959, the redesigned Lincoln lected at all when a company relocates its corporate penny — with an image of the Lin- offices in another country. coln Memorial replacing two ears of wheat on the reverse side — went Businesses look for means to avoidance, ways to pay into circulation. less in taxes. At the moment, corporate inversion is the In 1963, a Northwest Orient Air- path that has been drawn up. Members of both political lines Boeing 720 broke up during parties, whether in Congress or the White House, should severe turbulence and crashed into Ten years ago: A record 26.9 eastern Ukraine between govern- Actor Raphael Sbarge is 52. Actress have an interest in creating an American business cli- the Florida Everglades, killing all 43 inches of snow fell in New York’s ment forces and Russian-backed Christine Elise is 51. Actor Josh mate in which companies want to be here and not some- people aboard. Central Park over a two-day period. separatist rebels. Brolin is 48. Singer Chynna Phillips place else. In 1973, Operation Homecoming Figure skater Michelle Kwan effec- Today’s Birthdays is 48. Rock musician Jim Creeggan began as the first release of Ameri- tively retired from competition as she Movie director Franco Zeffirelli is (Barenaked Ladies) is 46. Rhythm- — The Journal Times of Racine can prisoners of war from the Viet- withdrew from the Turin Olympics 93. Actor Louis Zorich is 92. Base- and-blues musician Keri Lewis is 45. nam conflict took place. due to injury (she was replaced on ball Hall-of-Fame sportscaster Joe Actor Jesse Spencer is 37. Actress In 1999, the Senate voted to the U.S. team by Emily Hughes). Garagiola is 90. Movie director Sarah Lancaster is 36. Actress acquit President Bill Clinton of per- Snowboarder Shaun White beat Costa-Gavras is 83. Basketball Hall- Christina Ricci is 36. NFL quarter- jury and obstruction of justice. American teammate Danny Kass to of-Famer Bill Russell is 82. Actor Joe back Robert Griffin III is 26. Actress Letters Policy In 2000, Charles M. Schulz, cre- win the Olympic gold medal. Don Baker is 80. Author Judy Blume Jennifer Stone is 23. Actresses ator of the “Peanuts” comic strip, Five years ago: Thousands of is 78. Former Israeli Prime Minister Baylie and Rylie Cregut (TV: “Rais- The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters should deal died in Santa Rosa, California, at Algerians defied government warn- Ehud Barak is 74. Country singer ing Hope”) are six. with matters of current, public interest. We will publish as many as possi- age 77. Hall-of-Fame football coach ings and dodged barricades in their Moe Bandy is 72. Actress Maud Thought for Today ble. We reserve the right to reject any letter and to edit those that are to Tom Landry, who’d led the Dallas capital, demanding democratic Adams is 71. Actor Cliff DeYoung is “Men make history and not the be published. Please avoid name-calling or personal attacks. Cowboys to five Super Bowls, died reforms; demonstrations continued 70. Actor Michael Ironside is 66. other way around. In periods where Letters should be no longer than 400 words. They must be signed by in Irving, Texas, at age 75. Michelle in Yemen as well. Death claimed Rock musician Steve Hackett is 66. there is no leadership, society the author, and an address and phone number must be included. Kwan won her third straight U.S. Fig- actress Betty Garrett, 91, and actor Rock singer Michael McDonald is stands still.” Letters may be mailed to Letters to the Editor, Daily Globe, 118 E. ure Skating Championships crown, Kenneth Mars, 75. 64. Actress Joanna Kerns is 63. — President Harry S. 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McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2016 l 5 Michigan Tech FRESHLY PACKED POWDER Record POLICE REPORTS Gogebic County researchers determine A Bessemer resident on Lead Street called the Gogebic County Sheriff’s Department Wednesday at cause of crack in earth 7:40 p.m. to report there was a dead deer in her yard, accord to the MENOMINEE (AP) — Facul- Pennington knew right away GCSD report. ty and student researchers from that the crack wasn’t caused by a Iron County, Wis. Michigan Technological Univer- typical earthquake, and scien- Matthew E. Greer, 37, of South sity believe they have figured tists say it didn’t register on a Elgin Ill., was cited for illegally oper- out how a large crack opened in seismograph. ating a snowmobile on a highway at the ground more five years ago “The crack is remarkable, but 7:54 p.m. on Saturday near Ruks near the Michigan-Wisconsin the ridge, a six-foot-high ridge, Road and Old 10 in Saxon, accord- ing to an Iron County Sheriff’s border. the length of a football field. Department report. In October 2010, the ground That doesn’t happen easily shook in Menominee, Michigan, inside the earth,” he said. causing residents to think they The Michigan Tech were experiencing an earth- researchers have determined quake. that a geological pop-up occurred Authorities: “I was sitting watching televi- when underground pressure on sion on my recliner, and I start the limestone rock in the area Dead cougar moving. It was weird. Maybe was released, allowing the crack only lasted 15 seconds, but it was to form, WLUK-TV in Green found along road moving,” Eileen Heider said, Bay, Wisconsin, reported. had been snared remembering the event like it “Usually it’s caused by the was yesterday. removal of a glacier. But the BREITUNG TOWNSHIP Since the Upper Peninsula glacier left here 11,000 years (AP) — Authorities say a male isn’t known for its earthquakes, ago. So why did it wait until 2010 cougar that was found dead the university’s researchers have to happen?” Pennington said. along a road in Michigan’s been studying the area in an There are other less likely the- Upper Peninsula had been effort to determine what caused ories as to what caused the pop- caught in a snare. 360-foot long crack on Heider’s up, he said, adding that it’s a Tom Stankard/Daily Globe First Lt. Pete Wright of the property. unique event. AMY WILLIS, left, and her husband, Vanny, of Chicago, snowboard down the hill at Big Powderhorn Moun- Michigan Department of Natu- “When I got there I was com- “All the stress in that area has tain Resort Thursday afternoon. ral Resources says the cougar’s pletely shocked by what I saw,” been relieved. If it was waiting carcass should have been taken said Wayne Pennington, a geo- 11,000 years for the final trigger, to a DNR office. Instead, officials physicist who’s the dean of there’s not a lot more stress say it may have been thrown Michigan Tech’s College of Engi- there waiting to happen,” Pen- from the back of a vehicle. Inves- neering. nington said. tigators want to know whether it was caught accidentally or on Assembly OKs bill cutting purpose. Under state regulations, not too versed (in an area) then snares may be used to catch GCSR the other person takes over and foxes and coyotes on private land helps.” Planned Parenthood from Jan. 1 through March 1. Applicants should also be will- Cougars are an endangered ing to work with local, state and species in Michigan. From page 1 federal law enforcement agen- The frozen carcass was found attend 50 percent of trainings cies, take direction from experi- reimbursement by a woman walking her dog and 25 percent of business meet- enced members and be interest- Feb. 1 in Dickinson County’s MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Title X grant money. Planned The third bill would prohibit ings, which are currently at 6:30 ed in learning new skills, accord- Breitung Township, about four Republicans moved within a step Parenthood is currently the only research using tissue taken from p.m. on the last Monday of the ing to the release. miles north of Iron Mountain. Thursday of cutting millions of recipient of that grant money, aborted fetuses. That bill has month. There is no compensation for dollars from Planned Parent- which can’t be used for abor- stalled in both houses after Members decide the amount service. Lottery hood, pushing a bill that would tions but can be used for other researchers warned the prohibi- of time they can commit to each Brown, who served in the U.S. limit Medicaid reimbursements family planning services and tion would chill work on poten- actual incident. Coast Guard, said he finds the for abortion providers through wellness screenings. Under the tially life-saving cures and Wis- Thursday Applicants must pass a back- ability to continue to serve as one Michigan the state Assembly and on to bill, abortion providers couldn’t consin Manufacturers and Com- Poker Lotto: QD-KD-AD-3C-4C ground check, be approved by of the most fulfilling aspects to Gov. Scott Walker. get any money; the grants merce, the state’s largest busi- Midday Daily 3: 5-1-4 Sheriff Pete Matonich, complete the group. Midday Daily 4: 7-6-3-4 The bill would require abor- instead would go to the state’s ness group and usually a staunch a probation period and be voted “That the fact that I know I’m Daily 3: 9-8-4 tion providers to bill Medicaid Well Woman program, which GOP ally, came out against the Daily 4: 0-9-3-8 favorably by the members. continuing what I’ve been doing only for the actual acquisition provides breast and cervical measure. It’s unclear if the bill Fantasy 5: 04-08-09-23-29 Brown said the group is low all my life, (which is) helping Keno: 01-02-04-05-07-10-14-16-32-34-36-39-43-45- costs and dispensing fees for cancer screenings, and local will come up for a vote, and time on membership, with approxi- people,” Brown said, referring to 59-64-65-68-69-75-76-78 birth control drugs, a change health departments. is running out; Assembly Speak- Wisconsin mately eight or nine volunteers, what he got out of the training. would cost Planned Parenthood The Assembly passed that er Robin Vos has said he wants 5 Card Cash: QC-AC-KD-JH-9D but everyone happens to have an “Even though I’ve been out of the SuperCash: 03-22-23-24-31-32, Doubler: N an estimated $4.5 million per measure in September with the the chamber to finish its work for Badger 5: 02-04-08-18-29 area of expertise. He said it’s Coast Guard almost 15 years, I year. Senate following suit in January. the two-year legislative session Daily Pick 3: 9-7-6 nice because it means the volun- don’t want to waste my valuable Daily Pick 4: 0-1-7-5 Democrats railed against the Walker has yet to sign it, though. by next week. teers can fill in for each other’s training.” bill, contending it unfairly tar- weaknesses. Applications are available at gets Planned Parenthood in the “I think that’s really what the Gogebic County Sheriff’s hopes of scoring political points keeps our team together,” Brown Department or by visiting the going into campaign season. said. “Because if one person is group’s Facebook page. 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LOS ANGELES (AP) — A He was born, Jan. 10, 1945, the son of Clarence and blowout at a natural gas well Josephine (Phelan) Wasson of Watersmeet. He received both a gushed uncontrollably for 16 bachelor’s and master’s degree in education from Northern weeks and drove thousands of Michigan University and was a Michigan State University residents from their Los Angeles alumni. He relocated to the Lansing area in 1973 and later homes was plugged Thursday, a worked for the state of Michigan’s Department utility said. of Education. While the well still needs to be Clarence became a self-employed business permanently sealed with cement owner at the age of 35 when he purchased and inspected by state regula- Kwik Kar Wash on South Cedar Street. He tors, the announcement by started his own commercial snow removal Southern California Gas Co. marked the first time the leak business as well as several other successful has been under control since it businesses through the years. He was an avid was reported Oct. 23. reader, loved Mexican food and spending time “We have temporarily con- with family and friends. trolled the natural gas flow from Clarence will be remembered for his gen- the leaking well and begun the erosity, sense of humor and love for his chil- Clarence Richard process of sealing the well and dren and grandchildren. A loving husband, Wasson permanently stopping the leak,” father, grandfather, brother, uncle and friend 1945 — 2016 Jimmie Cho, a SoCalGas senior will be dearly missed. vice president, said in a state- He was preceded in death by his parents and a sister, Mary ment. Jo Wasson. The leak is expected to cost Clarence is survived by his wife, Sandy Johnson; children, the company, a division of Sem- Renee (Todd) Miller, Sarah Wasson, Joshua (Michelle) John- pra Energy, at least $250 million, son, Jamie (Matthew) Mansberger and Megan Johnson; sister, according to a filing with the Pat Ann Hilsabeck; grandchildren, Abbie, Alaina, James, Jor- Securities and Exchange Com- dynn and another expected soon. mission. The family will receive relatives and friends, Monday, Feb. That figure could climb much 15, from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. at the Palmer, Bush & Jensen higher because it only accounts Family Funeral Home-Holt Chapel in Holt. Funeral services for costs of capping the well and will be held Tuesday, Feb. 16, at 11 a.m. Visitation will also be relocating about 6,400 families. held one hour prior to the service. He will be laid to rest at the It does not include potential Associated Press Eureka Cemetery in St. Johns. damages from more than two IN THIS Dec. 9, 2015, pool file photo, crews work on stopping a gas leak at a relief well at the Aliso Canyon dozen lawsuits, penalties from Memorial contributions can be made to the American Can- facility above the Porter Ranch area of Los Angeles.The utility says it has stopped the natural gas leak near government agencies and Los Angeles after nearly 4 months. cer Society in memory of Clarence. Condolences can be sent to expenses to mitigate pollution. the family at palmerbush.com. If the plug holds and all goes as she stayed inside as much as The blowout happened in a 60- and houses. Hotel dwellers will according to plan to seal the well, possible and stopped walking her year-old well that was built to have eight days to return home the upscale Porter Ranch com- dog. pump oil from porous rock a and those who moved to other Edward J. Platske munity in the San Fernando Val- “I want to get back to life as I mile-and-a-half below the Santa accommodations can stay ley could begin to return to nor- knew it as soon as possible,” Susana Mountains. After the oil through the end of short-term HIGHBRIDGE, Wis. — Edward J. Platske, 88, passed away malcy after schools were closed Walker said. “And I hope proper- ran dry in the 1970s, the field of leases they signed. on Saturday, Feb. 6, 2016, in his Highbridge home. and about 6,000 families were ty values don’t suffer.” 115 wells was reused to store In recent weeks, many people Edward was born in Ewen, Mich., the son of Emil and Eliz- uprooted as they complained of The leak at the largest under- natural gas. have gone home as the rate of the abeth (Gerber) Platske, on Nov. 28, 1927. headaches, nausea, nosebleeds ground gas storage reservoir in When demand and prices leak dwindled and air filters Edward graduated from Ewen High School and during and other symptoms as an inter- the West was declared an emer- were low, gas was injected at were installed in their homes. World War II he served in the Pacific with the U.S. Army. He mittent stench wafted through gency by the governor. At its high pressure in the ground. It Once the well is sealed, and Doris Kazekewicz were married in Mellen, on Sept. 11, the area. peak, the leak was estimated to was piped out during cold though, life for some may never 1954. Public health officials blamed contribute about a quarter of the months or to fuel gas-run elec- return to normal. The incident Edward worked for Allis Chalmers for more than 30 years, their woes on an odorant added state’s climate-altering methane tricity plants during energy has focused attention on the before moving to the Ashland-Highbridge area in 1968. He to gas so it can be detected and emissions, leading some to call it spikes. aging facility and the state is enjoyed playing golf, trap shooting, singing in the church have said they don’t expect long- the worst environmental disaster Regulators will use high-tech investigating the impact if it choir, hunting and spending time with family and friends. term health impacts. since the 2010 BP oil spill in the equipment to survey the rup- were shut down to figure out how Survivors include: his wife, Dorie; three children, Jane Vicky Walker, who lives close Gulf of Mexico. tured pipe for clues about what Southern California would Platske, of Rochester, Minn.; Jim (Lisa) Platske, of Alexan- to the facility, said the smell was While the gas was invisible, went wrong before cement is replace a major source of energy. dria, Va.; and Jerry Platske, of Ashland; his sister, Betty particularly strong the past few its impact could be seen in half- poured into the well to perma- Some folks have said they Cameron, of St. Paul, Minn.; and nieces and nephews. nights but wasn’t noticeable vacant subdivisions, two shut- nently cap it. don’t want to move back, and Edward was preceded in death by his parents; and three Thursday afternoon. tered schools and on the faces of Residents who voluntarily many are concerned about what brothers, Thomas, Bill and Emil. She spent three to four nights angry residents who packed pub- moved out will have at least a the incident has done to the A memorial service will take place at a later time. a week in a hotel after develop- lic meetings and community week to return to their homes value of their homes. The compa- Mountain Funeral Homes of Ashland and Mellen have been ing a cough, but returned regu- forums and demanded the Aliso after inspectors certify it is safe. ny is facing more than two dozen larly to work from her home entrusted with the details of his services. On line messages of Canyon storage facility be shut SoCalGas has paid to relocate lawsuits, some of which seek office. But she gained five pounds down. residents in hotels, apartments class-action status. condolence may be left at MountainFuneralHomes.com.

Feds charge California offering adult adoptions as a man in immigration scam pathway to citizenship for people who were in the country illegally. Minnesota man pleads guilty in Islamic State case SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) Adult adoptions are legal, but MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — A the right thing to do and it was admitted he and other group sider Muslim. — Federal authorities are charg- officials say they don’t affect ing a Sacramento man with run- Minnesota man accused of plot- justified ... by Islam,” Warsame members began meeting in the “I was always listening to one immigration status. ting to join the Islamic State said. spring of 2014 to watch propa- side, not the other side,” he said. ning a scam that promised U.S. Authorities say the operation citizenships to hundreds of group pleaded guilty Thursday to Warsame faces a maximum of ganda videos on YouTube and “I didn’t see the other side of it — took in at least $500,000 from at one count of conspiring to pro- 15 years in prison when he’s sen- talk about ways to get to Syria. that innocent people were being immigrants across at least seven least 500 people in California, states in return for fees as high vide material support and tenced at a later date. Prosecu- Warsame admitted he knew killed.” Hawaii, New York, Oregon, resources to the militant organi- tors say he was a one-time leader that one man, Abdi Nur, planned He said a turning point came as $10,000. Utah, Washington and Wiscon- Helaman Hansen operated a zation, saying he was attracted of a group of friends in Minneso- to travel to Syria; Warsame said when he watched a video where a sin. to the idea of fighting overseas to ta’s Somali community who he went shopping with Nur pilot was burned alive; he said Sacramento nonprofit called The 63-year-old Hansen, of Americans Helping America create an Islamic caliphate. recruited and inspired each other before he left. Warsame also burning someone contradicts suburban Sacramento, was Abdirizak Mohamed to join the Islamic State group. admitted he gave another defen- Islam’s teachings. Chamber of Commerce Agency. arrested Thursday on conspiracy He was indicted Thursday for Warsame, 20, admitted in U.S. Nine others have been charged: dant $200 for an expedited pass- Warsame’s mother, Deqa and fraud charges. District Court that he learned three have pleaded guilty, one is port, and he helped another Min- Hussen, said she didn’t know her about Islam from videos on believed to be in Syria and the nesota man get to Syria from son was plotting to go to Syria, YouTube and listening to lec- rest face trial in May. Turkey by providing him with a but she learned about some of his tures, including those of Anwar Warsame’s admissions could contact number. Warsame also friends in 2014 and sent him to al-Alwaki, an American who put pressure on the five men applied for an expedited passport Chicago to get him away from joined al-Qaida and was killed in awaiting trial. In addition to ter- of his own. “bad influences.” Hussen, who 2011. He said he knew members ror-related charges, they each Warsame, who said he is a has been outspoken against ter- of the Islamic State group had face one count of conspiracy to Sunni Muslim, told Davis that he ror recruitment in Minnesota, carried out killings, but he felt it commit murder outside the U.S., attended mosque but, at the said the guilty plea was hard to was his duty to fight and help which carries a life sentence. time, he thought the teachings of hear, but she was glad her son Muslims who were being Under questioning from a imams were wrong and were had the courage to tell the truth. oppressed. prosecutor and U.S. District against the Islamic State group. “When I find out some of the “At the time, I thought it was Judge Michael Davis, Warsame Warsame said his view of Islam stuff that he did ... I commanded was formed by lectures he heard, my son to tell the truth. 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NEW YORK — Jitters over as 411 points. stocks fell the most, down 3 per- ing stock in the S&P 500. the global economy and steep The Standard & Poor’s 500 cent. Tesla Motors climbed 4.7 per- A DAY ON WALL STREET declines in bank stocks knocked lost 22.78 points, or 1.2 percent, Citigroup fell $2.43, or 6.5 per- cent after the electric car maker U.S. stocks lower for the fourth to 1,829.08. The Nasdaq compos- cent, to $34.98, while Bank of said its lower-priced Model 3 Feb. 11, 2016 18,000 day in a row Thursday. ite fell 16.76 points, or 0.4 per- America shed 82 cents, or 6.8 sedan is on schedule for 2017 Dow Jones The slide in the U.S. followed cent, to 4,266.84. percent, to $11.16. JPMorgan release. The stock added $6.80 to industrials 17,000 large losses all around the world Investors have become slid $2.45, or 4.4 percent, to $150.47. 16,000 and left all three major U.S. increasingly worried that the $53.07. In Europe, Germany’s DAX -254.56 indexes down at least 10 percent mounting market turmoil could Benchmark U.S. crude oil fell dropped 2.9 percent, while 15,000 15,660.18 since the beginning of the year. put a brake on the global econo- for the sixth day in a row, sliding France’s CAC 40 slid 4.1 percent, AS O N D JF The latest slump reflected my at a time it is already strug- $1.24, or 4.5 percent, to $26.21 a dragged down by a 13 percent Pct. change from previous: -1.60% High 15,897.82 Low 15,503.01 heightened concerns that global gling with a litany of issues, barrel in New York. Brent crude, drop in the shares of bank Soci- economic growth is slowing, even including China’s slowdown, low a benchmark for international ete Generale, which warned as Federal Reserve Chair Janet inflation and plunging energy oils, dropped 78 cents, or 2.5 per- about its profits. Britain’s FTSE Feb. 11, 2016 Yellen reiterated her confidence markets. cent, to $30.06 a barrel in Lon- 100 shed 2.4 percent. Nasdaq 5,000 in the U.S. economy in testimony Yellen, in her second day of don. Natural gas fell 5 cents, or In Asia, some indexes composite to congress Thursday. testimony before U.S. lawmakers 2.5 percent, to $1.99 per 1,000 reopened after a holiday and 4,500 “A lot of people are having Thursday, acknowledged that cubic feet. caught up with several days of -16.76 trouble assessing the true value global economic pressures pose The drop in oil and natural market turmoil. Hong Kong’s 4,266.84 4,000 of stocks,” said J.J. Kinahan, TD risks to the U.S. economy, but gas prices sent shares in several Hang Seng dived 3.9 percent AS O N D JF Ameritrade’s chief strategist. said it’s too early to tell whether energy companies lower. South- after opening as much as 5 per- Pct. change from previous: -0.39% High 4,293.22 Low 4,209.76 “What it says to me is we’re going those risks are severe enough to western Energy lost 43 cents, or cent lower. South Korea’s Kospi to continue with volatility.” alter the central bank’s interest- 5 percent, to $8.15, while NRG staged its biggest daily drop in Financial companies were rate policies. Energy shed $1.11, or 10.4 per- nearly four years, down 2.9 per- Feb. 11, 2016 2,100 among the biggest decliners amid That failed to reassure cent, to $9.59. cent. China and Taiwan will Standard & growing anxiety that interest investors hoping the Fed would Boeing plunged 6.8 percent reopen on Monday. Japan was P oor’s 500 2,000 rates in the U.S. and elsewhere signal that rate hikes are off the following a report that the Secu- closed Thursday for a separate 1,900 would remain low and sap bank table for this year, said Katie rities and Exchange Commission public holiday. -22.78 1,800 profits. The price of oil tumbled Nixon, chief investment officer at is investigating the aircraft man- Bond prices rose, driving the 1,829.08 1,700 to $26.21, its lowest level since Northern Trust Wealth Manage- ufacturer over accounting prac- yield on the 10-year Treasury AS O N D JF May 2003. Investors fled to the ment. tices. The stock was the worst- down to 1.66 percent from 1.71 Pct. change from previous: -1.23% High 1,847.00 Low 1,810.10 traditional havens of bonds and “The market is disappointed performer in the Dow, losing percent late Wednesday. precious metals. Gold jumped 4.5 in that and looking for more $7.92 to $108.44. Gold surged $53, or 4.5 per- AP percent. direct comment on perhaps Companies that bucked the cent, to $1,247.80 an ounce, While stocks ended lower, pushing out rate increases,” downward trend included Tri- while silver climbed 51 cents, or pound. investors adjusted their expec- they recovered somewhat from Nixon said. “She had the oppor- pAdvisor, which rose after the 3.4 percent, to $15.79 an ounce. In other energy trading in tations for fewer interest rate far steeper losses earlier in the tunity to do that, so that’s obvi- travel website operator’s fourth- Copper, an industrial metal New York, wholesale gasoline increases in the U.S. It fell to day. The Dow Jones industrial ously feeding into market anxi- quarter profit and revenue that will often rise and fall was little changed at 94 cents a 112.27 yen from 113.68 yen. It average dropped 254.56 points, ety.” topped estimates. The stock along with investor’s optimism gallon and home heating oil was also fell against the euro, which or 1.6 percent, to 15,660.18. The All 10 sectors in the S&P 500 gained $6.72, or 12.4 percent, to about the global economy, fell 2 flat at 98 cents a gallon. was up to $1.1330 from average had been down as much index closed lower. Financial $61.07 and was the best perform- cents, or 1 percent, to $2.01 a The dollar took a dive as $1.1277. What a recession does to your money DISCOUNTS AT THIS STORE ONLY NEW YORK (AP) — If we are indeed in the midst of a recession — and we won’t know we’re in Which stocks tend to hold up IRONWOOD • 1400 EAST CLOVERLAND DR one until well after it’s begun — best?Even when the economy’s stocks likely still have a long way shrinking, people still buy food to go down. and diapers. The Standard & Poor’s 500 Because profits tend to stay OVER $2.5 index has dropped 14 percent steadier for companies that sell since peaking last summer, and everyday items to consumers, so it joined markets around the do their stock prices. That’s why MILLION OF world in another slide on Thurs- investors lump them with health day. Worries are high that the care and telecom stocks into a cat- INVENTORY sharp slowdown in China’s egory known as “defensive” stocks. STORE growth, falling U.S. corporate They still fall during reces- STORE profits and other downward sions, but not as much as the rest pressures will pull the economy of the market. Procter & Gamble back into a recession. and other makers of consumer If a garden-variety one is on staples fell 31 percent around the way, the stock market’s drop the Great Recession, roughly isn’t even halfway done. half the broad market’s loss. 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8 l FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2016 NATION / WORLD THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Einstein’s right again: Scientists detect ripples in gravity WASHINGTON (AP) — It was cist Szabolcs Marka, a member of hits compilation of the universe or neutron stars collide, they gen- The dual LIGO detectors went scientific mind of the 20th centu- just a tiny, almost imperceptible the discovery team. “The skies in a decade or so. erate gravitational waves that off just before 5 a.m. in Louisiana ry underestimated the technolog- “chirp,” but it simultaneously will never be the same.” Some physicists said the find- stretch space-time or cause it to and emails started flying. “I ical know-how of his successors. opened humanity’s ears to the An all-star international team ing is as big a deal as the 2012 bunch up like a fishing net. went, ‘Holy moly,’” Reitze said. In 1979, the National Science music of the cosmos and proved of astrophysicists used an discovery of the subatomic Higgs Scientists found indirect proof But the finding had to be veri- Foundation decided to give Einstein right again. exquisitely sensitive, $1.1 billion boson, known as the “God parti- of gravitational waves in the fied, using such means as con- money to the California Institute In what is being hailed as one set of twin instruments known as cle.” Some said this is bigger. 1970s by studying the motion of ventional telescopes, before the of Technology and the Mas- of the biggest eureka moments in the Laser Interferometer Gravi- “It’s really comparable only to two colliding stars, and the work scientists could say with confi- sachusetts Institute of Technolo- the history of physics, scientists tational-wave Observatory, or Galileo taking up the telescope was honored as part of the 1993 dence it was a gravitational gy to come up with a way to announced Thursday that they LIGO, to detect a gravitational and looking at the planets,” said Nobel Prize in physics. But now wave. They concluded there was detect the waves. have finally detected gravitation- wave generated by the collision Penn State physics theorist scientists can say they have less than a 1-in-3.5-million Twenty years later, they start- al waves, the ripples in the fabric of two black holes 1.3 billion Abhay Ashtekar, who wasn’t part direct proof. chance they were wrong, he said. ed building two LIGO detectors of space and time that Einstein light-years from Earth. of the discovery team. “It’s one thing to know sound LIGO technically wasn’t even in Hanford, Washington, and predicted a century ago. “Einstein would be beaming,” Physicist Stephen Hawking waves exist, but it’s another to operating in full science mode; it Livingston, Louisiana, and they The news exhilarated said National Science Founda- congratulated the LIGO team, actually hear Beethoven’s Fifth was still in the testing phase were turned on in 2001. But after astronomers and physicists. tion director France Cordova. telling the BBC: “Gravitational Symphony,” said Marc when the signal came through, years with no luck, scientists Because the evidence of gravita- The proof consisted of what waves provide a completely new Kamionkowski, a physicist at Reitze said. realized they had to build a much tional waves is captured in audio scientists called a single chirp — way of looking at the universe. Johns Hopkins University who “We were surprised, BOOM, more sensitive system, which form, the finding means in truth, it sounded more like a The ability to detect them has wasn’t part of the discovery right out of the box, we get one,” was turned on last September. astronomers will now be able to thud — that was picked up on the potential to revolutionize team. “In this case, we’re actual- Reitze said. Sensitivity is crucial because hear the soundtrack of the uni- Sept. 14. Astronomers played the astronomy.” ly getting to hear black holes Reitze said that given how the stretching and squeezing of verse and listen as violent colli- recording at an overflowing news Gravitational waves, postulat- merging.” quickly they found their first space-time by gravitational sions reshape the cosmos. conference Thursday. ed by Albert Einstein in 1916 as In this case, the crashing of wave, scientists expect to hear waves is incredibly tiny. Essen- It will be like going from silent “That’s the chirp we’ve been part of his theory of general rela- the two black holes stretched and more of them, maybe even a few tially, LIGO detects waves that movies to talkies, they said. looking for,” said Louisiana State tivity, are extraordinarily faint squished Earth so that it was per month. pull and compress the entire “Until this moment, we had University physicist Gabriela ripples in space-time, the contin- “jiggling like Jell-O,” but in a Detecting gravitational waves Milky Way galaxy “by the width our eyes on the sky and we could- Gonzalez, scientific spokeswom- uum that combines both time and tiny, almost imperceptible way, is so difficult that Einstein fig- of your thumb,” said team mem- n’t hear the music,” said an for the LIGO team. Scientists three-dimensional space. When said David Reitze, LIGO’s execu- ured scientists would never be ber Chad Hanna of Pennsylvania Columbia University astrophysi- said they hope to have a greatest massive objects like black holes tive director. able to hear them. The greatest State University.

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If they do that, they’ll need to be lucky to win the postgame coin toss to deter- mine which team hosts the postseason game later this month. If DCTC wins and therefore sweeps the season series, it will host the NJCAA Division II Region 13 opener on Feb. 24. If Gogebic wins and forces the coin toss, it will hope for the same luck it had two years ago when Gogebic won at home to tie the regular season series and then won the coin toss immediately after the game. GCC coach Dennis Mackey still has that coin and he hopes he needs it Satur- day. DCTC called tails in 2014 on the coin flipped by GCC President Jim Lorenson. It was heads. Jason Juno/Daily Globe “It’s been sitting in a very prominent GOGEBIC COMMUNITY College Samsons’ Adam Mackey eyes the basket during Wednesday night’s win over the UW-Superior JV team at the Lindquist Center in Ironwood. spot. I have it ready,” GCC coach Dennis to win the coin flip, but the coin flip does- complete the comeback. made per game (9.3) and eighth in 3s need to rebound, we need to compete on Mackey said. “I hope it’s a lucky quarter n’t happen if we don’t win. We have to “You add those two together, they taken (25.6). the glass. We need to defend and we need and I hope we can use it on Saturday.” take care of our end of it and we’ll go probably had eight or 10 more posses- “We’ve made some adjustments in to take care of the ball. If we do those GCC is hoping for a good crowd for with what happens after that. sions in the first half than we did,” Mack- how we defend a few things and offen- three things, no matter who we play, we what has become a rivalry game looked “Quite frankly, it’s big for many rea- ey said. “It’s something we’re looking at.” sively we’ve just got to be mentally tough have a chance.” forward to by both teams. sons and not just that, but just for our DCTC averages 86.8 points per game on the offensive end because they’re Gogebic showed it could play with the “Obviously there’s a lot of things going own confidence, that we know we can and allows just 48.3 per game, which going to be aggressive and they’re going Blue Knights in the second half last on, but hopefully we can get a good crowd beat this team and we have to play them ranks sixth in the nation. The Blue to be bumping us. They have some shot month. But they have never defeated here to support us,” Mackey said. “It in two weeks.” Knights also rank in the top 10 national- blockers, so we have to finish plays,” DCTC in Minnesota, so they’d rather not should be good basketball. I have a lot of Gogebic lost 88-77 at DCTC on Jan. ly in offensive rebounds per game with Mackey said. “It comes down to us doing go back later this month. people who say they love coming to those 13, digging a first-half hole as DCTC out- 15.7 per game (ninth) and in rebound our keys. Every game I have the same It worked in 2014. DCTC games; well, here we are, we have rebounded GCC and protected the ball margin per game, 17.8 (eighth). three keys, it doesn’t change, it doesn’t Gogebic won the coin toss and then a DCTC game this weekend. It’s for a lot far better. The Samsons cleaned both The Samsons are fourth in opponents’ matter who we play, where we play, I they beat DCTC at home in the Region of marbles. We have to win and we have aspects up in the second half but couldn’t field goal percentage (38.5), seventh in 3s always tell our guys it’s how we play. We game.

Devils down Trollers IRONWOOD — Ironwood dis- a career-high 19 points and he patched shorthanded Bayfield led the Red Devils with eight 54-44 Thursday night. rebounds. Luke Hewitt scored The Trollers were missing 16. leading scorer Darrell Murphy "Nathan Dray played a nice due to an illness. It may have game tonight, along with Luke been a different game had he Hewitt, he played his solid game played, Ironwood coach Pete as usual. Shane Buckley got the Lewinski said. start and played real hard," "We'll take the win, a sloppily Lewinski said. "We're happy played game," he said. "Ironwood with the win, but we can't be so had 24 turnovers, Bayfield 27 sloppy. Our ballhandling wasn't turnovers." so up to par. We still have work Bayfield led 32-27 early in the to improve on up to March." second half, but Ironwood took Ironwood (6-9, 6-7) goes to the lead with about 12 minutes Mercer Thursday. left. "(They) are playing excellent Ironwood went to a full-court ball right now," Lewinski said. press in the second half with Bayfield — Quincy Bressler 14, Dylan LaPointe 2, Michael Wachsmuth 5, Dalton Gordon 4, Mark DeFoe 15, Bayfield only dressing seven Robert Basina 4. FTs: 5-7. Fouls: 16. Fouled out: players. LaPointe, DeFoe. 3-pointers: Bressler 1, Wachsmuth 1, "We're not a big pressing DeFoe 5. Ironwood — Jordan Giannunzio 2, Luke Hewitt 16, team, but we thought maybe that Desmond Sackmann 2, Ryan Sobolewski 4, Shane Buck- would wear them down and ley 7, Nate Dray 19, Ian Averitt 4. FTs: 12-16. Fouls: 8. hopefully it did. They rushed Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Hewitt 3, Dray 3. Bayfield 27 44 some shots," Lewinski said. Ironwood 24 54 Nate Dray led Ironwood with Jason Juno/Daily Globe BESSMER’S CADE Mazzon, right, tries to knock the ball away from Dollar Bay‘s Devin Schmitz during Thursday night’s game at the House of Noise in Bessemer. Panthers blast Nimrods; Blue Bolts strike down Speedboys Cardinals lose by 2 at Jeffers By JASON JUNO we missed so many close shots in Bessemer still led by six, 64-58, layup. We missed probably six, WATERSMEET — Ewen- ...... Trout Creek held Watersmeet to Jeffers...... 43 [email protected] that fourth quarter. You don't but Schmitz found LeClaire on the seven layups in the fourth quar- W-M 41 BESSEMER — Bessemer make those shots, there's not other end for a triple to answer. ter. We got stagnant on offense. 18 points for a 42-18 Copper PAINESDALE — Wakefield- rebounded well enough from a loss much you can do." Schmitz scored the next four We got too concentrated on trying Mountain Conference win Thurs- Marenisco lost a close one 43-41 to rival Wakefield-Marenisco two Max Samardich led Bessemer points to put the Blue Bolts ahead to do one thing instead of trying to day. at Copper Country Division lead- days earlier to lead much of with 20 points and Luke Zielinski 65-64 with 3:50 to go. do everything." Girls Basketball er Jeffers 43-41. Thursday's game against Dollar scored 14. The next time he drove the Matrella is not looking forward Jeffers has the second best Bay. The Speedboys fell behind 11-4 lane, —of the course the defense to facing Schmitz for two more "Hat's off to Ewen, those girls record in the Copper Mountain But the Blue Bolts outscored right off the bat after losing hand- gravitated to him — he made a years. played a great game tonight," Conference, 10-2, behind Onton- Bessemer 22-12 in the fourth ily to the No. 5 ranked Class D fantastic pass to an open Nicklas "It's tough to imagine what he's Watersmeet coach Brent Beso- agon, the Porcupine Mountain quarter to win the non-conference team in the Upper Peninsula, Ringler, who was going to the bas- going to be like as a senior as he nen said. "They did a good job of Division leader. game 72-67. Wakefield-Marenisco, Tuesday. ket. He made the open shot and was basically defeating a man to locking up Bethany (Baldwin), so "We played extremely well Bessemer had no answer for But Bessemer righted the ship Dollar Bay led 67-64. man slash zone," he said. we got off to a slow start. We tonight," W-M coach Bruce sophomore Devin Schmitz, who quickly and entered the second After a Bessemer miss, Schmitz Bessemer (3-8, 3-8) goes to have to have more patience on Mahler said. "The girls played scored 27 points nor could they quarter with a 21-16 lead. made two at the line. Watersmeet tonight. offense. We try to force a shot too hard, came out hard, played good cool the Blue Bolts' Jaden Janke, "First half we clicked pretty Bessemer's Keegan Bolen hit a "They're a much different team early. I'm looking for more lead- defense, ran the floor well, who made five 3s, or Kyle Claire, well because we took outside shots 3 in the corner to pull Bessemer with Holt," Matrella said of the ership. Right now, we don't have rebounded well." four 3s. and we got some inside stuff within a possession 69-67. He got Nimrods' 2016 addition. enough people stepping up and Darienne Korpi led W-M with The Speedboys still led until going," Matrella said. a steal quickly on the other end, Dollar Bay — Kyle LeClaire 14, Jacob Iacono 3, Devin demanding the ball. We are not 15 points. the 3:50 mark of the fourth quar- Dollar Bay coach Jesse Kentala but Bessemer missed a 3 and Dol- Schmitz 27, Jaden Janke 18, Nicklas Ringler 5, Zach Jarvi aggressive." "Korpi played well again," 3, Levi Brule 2. FTs: 14-22. Fouls: 15. Fouled out: None. 3- E-TC's Paige Berglund Mahler said. "We haven't been ter when Schmitz put Dollar Bay was assessed a technical foul and lar Bay pulled away as Bessemer pointers: Janke 5, LeClaire 4, Schmitz 2, Jarvi 1. ahead 65-64. Samardich made both free throws missed three more 3s while down Bessemer — Cade Mazzon 8, Max Samardich 20, Kee- "played tough D on Bethany and getting much out of our post "That's a tough one," Bessemer to put Bessemer up 61-55 in the four. gan Bolen 7, Jared Janczak 3, Luke Zielinski 14, Ben helped hold her to six (points)," players lately. I had a discussion Bogaczyk 2, Brayden Tomes 4, Jason Turula 9. FTs: 12-15. E-TC coach Jacky Besonen said. with them about that, we made coach Richard Matrella said. "It's fourth quarter. It was all Dollar "Plain and simple, they hit Fouls: 20. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Zielinski 4, Mazzon too bad. I thought the kids played Bay from there, though, as they enough shots," Matrella said. "We 2, Bolen 1. Emily Driesenga led E-TC some changes. (Alexa Jilek) rose Dollar Bay 16 38 50 72 with 18 points. Madelynn to the occasion and played pretty hard enough to get a win, espe- outscored Bessemer 17-6. went ice cold, we could not hit a Bessemer 21 43 55 67 cially at home. It was just tough Cronkright had 13 points, 11 well tonight. Defensively, Saun- rebounds, four assists and three dra Libertoski played pretty steals. Berglund had seven well. Overall, they all played assists and eight rebounds. well. Heather Hemming played No. 4 Iowa fights back but comes up short 85-78 at Indiana "Awesome team win tonight," well." Jacky Besonen said. W-M (8-8, 6-5) hosts Ironwood BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) — Iowa coach was what it's been and you can't beat a team of holds his teammates up," McCaffery said. "Our biggest problem tonight Tuesday night. Fran McCaffery needed his team to be better this caliber unless you are executing better." "Even though he was 2 for 12, he still engi- was free throws, 18 missed free W-M — Darienne Korpi 15, Alexa Jilek 8, Rachel Thursday night. Jarrod Uthoff led the Hawkeyes (19-5, 10-2 neered a victory for his team." Obradovich 2, Hallee Yon 7, Heather Hemming 4, Kas- throws," Brent Besonen said. "It sidee Yon 5. FTs: 3-11. Fouls: 15. Fouled out: Hemming. His players shot the ball all right. They Big Ten) with 24 points, Mike Gesell had 17 It sure wasn't easy. means the difference of being 3-pointers: Korpi 3. outscored the Hoosiers inside and they rallied points and Adam Woodbury finished with 13 Indiana (20-5, 10-2) needed a 14-2 run to tied at the half or being down by Jeffers — Ivy Klemett 4, Ashley Lehto 1, Lindsey John- from a 16-point deficit to take a four-point lead points and tied a career high with 15 rebounds, erase a four-point deficit, seize control and son 6, Julia Nordstrom 9, Eden Klemett 13, Alexa Clouthi- 11 at the half. It affects your er 8, Leah Pennala 2. FTs: 11-14. Fouls: 13. Fouled out: midway through the second half. and Peter Jok left for several minutes with move into a share of the conference lead with whole strategy over the course of None. 3-pointers: Nordstrom 1, Clement 3. They just weren't good enough. what appeared to be a lower left leg injury the Hawkeyes and No. 2 Maryland. the game." W-M 11 14 26 41 Jeffers 12 19 28 43 Kevin "Yogi" Ferrell scored 14 points beat before returning. Ferrell had plenty of help. Four other Indi- E-TC (3-11, 2-6) goes to Bara- Iowa's defensive pressure, found open team- McCaffery also liked the way his team ana players reached double figures including ga Monday. Watersmeet (1-14, 0- ...... mates and finished the game by making four methodically trimmed the first-half deficit to Troy Williams, who had 13 points and seven 10) goes to Dollar Bay Monday. Bessemer . . . . 44 straight free throws to help the Hoosiers hold 45-38 at the half and started the second half on rebounds, and Robert Johnson, who had 13 E-TC — Paige Berglund 2, Kaitlyn Brady 5, Emily Republic-MichigammeREPUBLIC — Bessemer did-16 on for an 85-78 upset victory. a 9-0 run to take their first lead since the open- points and four rebounds. Driesenga 18, Madelynn Cronkright 13, Skylar Anderson n't have much problem with 2, Ava Moilanen 2. FTs: 0-0. Fouls: 12. Fouled out: None. "This is a terrific team we just played. I ing minutes. But it was Ferrell who helped salvage the 3-pointers: Driesenga 4, Brady 1, Cronkright 1. Republic-Michigamme, winning thought they really moved the ball tonight, I With Ferrell running the show, the game during Indiana's decisive run. Watersmeet — Isabella Garrison 5, Bethany Baldwin 6, 44-16 Thursday night. thought they ran, I thought they got on the Hawkeyes couldn't keep that lead long. With Indiana down 60-56 with 9:35 to go, Rebecca Caron 2, Sierra Griffin 5. FTs: 2-20. Fouls: 7. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: None. "We played a very good defen- glass early. We responded like I hoped we little-used walk-on Harrison Niego made a 17- E-TC 14 22 34 42 would," he said. "I don't think our execution "What I like about him (Ferrell) is that he footer that got the comeback started. Watersmeet 4 11 13 18 GIRLS — page 10 10 l FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2016 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Girls Hurley ...... 50 Daily Globe Scoreboard SolonSOLON Springs SPRINGS . . . . . —. . . Hurley. . . 39 and it beat Ontonagon 53-34 finished the Indianhead Confer- Kinross Maplewood Baptist 68, Bay Golden State 112, Phoenix 104 Pittsburgh at Carolina, 7 p.m. From page 9 Thursday night. ence schedule with a 50-39 victo- Local Schedule Mills Ojibwe Charter 38 Portland 116, Houston 103 Colorado at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. sive game," Bessemer coach The Gremlins led 40-24 at the ry over Solon Springs Thursday. Thursday's Games Nashville at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. The Midgettes are 11-5 in the Friday, Feb. 12 WisconsinThursday Boys Milwaukee 99, Washington 92 St. Louis at Florida, 7:30 p.m. Gerry Pelissero said. "It was a half; they were hitting inside and Boys basketball Amherst 60, Weyauwega-Fremont 39 Oklahoma City 121, New Orleans 95 Calgary at Arizona, 9 p.m. good game. All the kids got good out and at the free throw line. conference, good for third place, a Mercer at Hurley, 7 Antigo 55, Tomahawk 43 Friday's Games Saturday's Games half-game ahead of Ironwood, No games scheduled New Jersey at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. playing time. A couple were bat- "They were clicking on all Bessemer at Watersmeet, 6:30 Blair-Taylor 74, Augusta 63 which finishes the conference Ontonagon at Dollar Bay, 7:20 EST Chippewa Falls 38, Eau Claire Memori- Boston at Minnesota, 2 p.m. tling a few injuries. All in all, it cylinders in the first half," Bucks Box Girls Basketball al 37 WASHINGTON (92) Nashville at Florida, 7 p.m. was a good game for the Speed- Ontonagon coach Dick Franti schedule at Mercer Thursday. Bessemer at Washburn, 7:15 Colfax 71, Boyceville 47 Porter 6-15 1-2 14, Dudley 3-8 0-0 6, N.Y. Islanders at Carolina, 7 p.m. girls." Thursday wasn't the prettiest Saturday, Feb. 13 Elk Mound 66, Durand 60 Gortat 7-13 0-0 14, Wall 5-19 2-2 15, Beal Ottawa at Columbus, 7 p.m. said. "We were working hard, but College basketball Fall Creek 51, Thorp 49, OT 6-15 5-5 19, Nene 4-8 6-6 14, Temple 1-2 Toronto at Vancouver, 7 p.m. Rachel Emery led Bessemer we couldn't keep up with that of Hurley's 11 conference wins. Washington at Dallas, 8 p.m. Dakota County Technical College at Hayward 62, Ashland 51 1-3 3, Sessions 1-4 3-6 5, Oubre Jr. 1-3 0- with 10 points, Megan Peterson offensive output. We had a better "We made it difficult on our- GCC, men, 2 Ironwood, Mich. 54, Bayfield 44 0 2, Gooden 0-1 0-0 0, Blair 0-0 0-0 0. Anaheim at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. selves," Hurley coach Steve Eder GCC at College of Lake County, McDonell Central 80, Cadott 71 Totals 34-88 18-24 92. Winnipeg at Edmonton, 10 p.m. had nine, Rachel Mazurek eight defensive effort in the second women, 1 Melrose-Mindoro 57, Cochrane-Foun- MILWAUKEE (99) Arizona at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. and Caitlyn Pelissero seven. half, but I think the die was cast said. "We didn't make free Boys Basketball tain City 48 Antetokounmpo 6-16 4-5 17, Parker 7- Bessemer (4-12, 4-8) goes to already." throws (13-33), especially in the Hurley at Mellen, 6:30 Mosinee 59, Lakeland 49 11 3-6 17, Plumlee 2-2 0-1 4, Mayo 1-4 0- Transactions second half. We were up 15, 16 Monday, Feb. 15 Owen-Withee 76, Gilman 39 0 2, Middleton 9-17 8-9 27, Monroe 5-13 Washburn tonight. Lori Wardynski led Onton- Girls basketball Pepin/Alma 69, Independence 51 2-4 12, Carter-Williams 1-5 3-4 5, Bayless Bessemer — Megan Peterson 9, Caitlyn Pelissero 7, agon with 16 points. points late and really had an Watersmeet at Dollar Bay, 6:20 Prentice 69, Mellen 59 3-10 0-0 7, Vaughn 2-4 3-3 8. Totals 36- BASEBALL Emily Matonich 2, Rachel Mazurek 8, Rachel Emery 10, opportunity to salt the game Mercer at Phelps, 5:45 American League Carli Trcka 4, Jordyn Mazanec 4. FTs: 8-18. Fouls: 19. "I thought Lori for sure had a Regis 95, Osseo-Fairchild 38 82 23-32 99. away at the free throw line. Sec- Ewen-Trout Creek at Baraga, 7:20 EST Rhinelander 62, Medford Area 46 Washington27 19 24 22 — 92 KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Agreed to Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Peterson 1, Pelissero 1. good first half. Hope Pintar real- terms with 3B Mike Moustakas on a two- Boys basketball Shiocton 92, Bonduel 84, OT Milwaukee 18 37 14 30 — 99 Republic-Michigamme — Kaitlin Ambuehl 2, Elizabeth ly played her heart out," Franti ond half, we went 9 of 21 from Mercer at Phelps, 7:15 Spencer 71, Neillsville 70 3-Point Goals_Washington 6-32 (Wall year contract. Koski 1, Shawna DuMoulin 13. FTs: 3-15. Fouls: 15. the line. It was a long trip and Ewen-Trout Creek at Ontonagon, 7:20 Spring Valley 58, Glenwood City 34 3-12, Beal 2-6, Porter 1-5, Oubre Jr. 0-1, NEW YORK YANKEES — Sent OF Fouled out: Taylor Kaminen. 3-pointers: DeMoulin 1. said. "We just didn't have quite EST Stanley-Boyd 74, Altoona 67 Temple 0-1, Gooden 0-1, Gortat 0-1, Ses- Lane Adams outright to Scranton/Wilkes- Bessemer 8 22 40 44 enough offense." the girls played hard in spurts." Tuesday, Feb. 16 Unity 56, Amery 42 sions 0-2, Dudley 0-3), Milwaukee 4-14 Barre (IL). R-M 6714 16 Maria Swartz led Hurley with Girls basketball (Antetokounmpo 1-2, Middleton 1-3, National League Ontonagon (12-5) hosts Besse- ATLANTA BRAVES — Agreed to terms 14 points. Northwestern at Hurley, 7:15 WisconsinThursday Girls Vaughn 1-3, Bayless 1-4, Carter-Williams mer Thursday. with RHP Carlos Torres on a minor Ironwood at Wakefield-Marenisco, 6:30 Abbotsford 56, Rib Lake 27 0-1, Mayo 0-1). Fouled Out_None. Houghton ...... 53 Houghton — Budgey 2, Madison Dillinger 7, Tawna Hurley plays Lakeland Mon- league contract. Arcadia 51, Black River Falls 50 Rebounds_Washington 49 (Gortat 10), Ryynanen 8, Sloane Zenner 19, Monette 6, Colling 8, day. The Hurley JV team won PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Agreed to Ontonagon ...... 34 Bloomer 61, Ladysmith 40 Milwaukee 66 (Antetokounmpo 13). ONTONAGON — Houghton Magyar 3. FTs: 13-19. Fouls: 13. Fouled out: None. 3- Football terms with LHPs Cory Luebke and Eric 62-31. Chetek-Weyerhaeuser 43, Spooner 34 Assists_Washington 25 (Wall 10), Mil- pointers: Rainen 2, Zenner 1, Magyar 1. O'Flaherty on minor league contracts. may not be the top team in the Hurley — Ashley Clement 9, Brooke Piilola 8, Tianne Edgar 82, Athens 28 waukee 24 (Middleton 9). Total Ontonagon — Kessy Domitrovich 2, Alyssa Preiss 3, SAN DIEGO PADRES — Named Hideo Copper Country anymore, but Kuula 8, Tori Colassaco 7, Ally Olson 2, Maria Swartz 14, Elcho 69, Phelps 54 Fouls_Washington 24, Milwaukee 19. Paige Blake 4, Logan Preiss 2, Tessa Cleary 2, Lori Nomo adviser/baseball operations. Reggie Kelly 2. FTs: 13-33. Fouls: 17. Fouled out: None. All TimesNFL EST Flambeau 70, Lake Holcombe 36 Technicals_Monroe. Flagrant the Gremlins are no slouch. Warydnski 16, Hope Pintar 5. FTs: 3-6. Fouls: 15. Fouled BASKETBALL 3-pointers: Swartz 1 Wild-card Playoffs Florence 67, White Lake 11 Fouls_Mayo. A_14,172 (18,717). out: Wardynski. 3-pointers: A. Preiss 1. National Basketball Association Despite losing to Calumet and Solon — Phoenix Thomas 8, Karly Sutherland 4, Saturday, Jan. 9 Grand Rapids, Minn. 88, Superior 63 Houghton 17 40 44 53 NBA — Suspended Miami C Hassan Alyssa Bjerkin 2, Morgan Anderson 19, Dominique Oroz- Kansas City 30, Houston 0 Marathon 62, Stratford 34 Hancock, both for the first time Ontonagon 11 24 30 34 Whiteside one game for throwing an co 2, Allison Bailey 2, Anna Flemmen-Plys 2, FTs: 11-17. Pittsburgh 18, Cincinnati 16 South Shore 59, Drummond 25 Hockey in over a decade, Houghton has elbow and making contact with the head Fouls: 18. Fouled out: Thomas. Sunday, Jan. 10 St. Croix Falls 54, Webster 24 of San Antonio C Boban Marjanovic dur- been solid otherwise this year Seattle 10, Minnesota 9 St. Marys Springs 61, North Fond du Hurley 20 50 NHL ing a Feb. 9 game. Green Bay 35, Washington 18 Lac 41 All Times EST Solon Springs 14 39 PHOENIX SUNS — Assigned G Jordan Divisional Playoffs Wabeno/Laona 60, Three Lakes 46 EASTERN CONFERENCE Saturday, Jan. 16 Atlantic Division McRae to Bakersfield (NBADL). GP WLOT Pts GF GA Women's National Lions sign Jerry Franklin, New England 27, Kansas City 20 All TimesNBA EST Florida 54 32 16 6 70 155 123 Basketball Association Arizona 26, Green Bay 20, OT EASTERN CONFERENCE former Bears and Chiefs Detroit 54 28 18 8 64 137 135 LOS ANGELES SPARKS — Re-signed Sunday, Jan. 17 Atlantic Division Boston 54 29 19 6 64 163 149 F-C Candace Parker. Carolina 31, Seattle 24 WLPct GB LB Tampa Bay 53 29 20 4 62 142 130 FOOTBALL Denver 23, Pittsburgh 16 Toronto 35 17 .673 — Montreal 55 27 24 4 58 151 146 National Football League ALLEN PARK, Mich. (AP) — Conference Championships Boston 32 23 .582 4½ Ottawa 56 25 25 6 56 161 177 DETROIT LIONS — Promoted Emily Sunday, Jan. 24 New York 23 32 .418 13½ The Detroit Lions have signed Buffalo 55 21 28 6 48 126 155 Griffin to vice president of marketing. AFC Brooklyn 14 40 .259 22 Toronto 53 19 25 9 47 127 154 Signed LB Jerry Franklin. linebacker Jerry Franklin. Denver 20, New England 18 Philadelphia 8 45 .151 27½ Metropolitan Division INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — Promoted Franklin adds depth for NFC Southeast Division GP WLOT Pts GF GA defensive assistant Tim Berbenich to Carolina 49, Arizona 15 WLPct GB Detroit and has a shot to play in Washington 53 40 94 84 178 121 offensive assistant and assistant quarter- Pro Bowl Atlanta 31 24 .564 — N.Y. Rangers54 31 18 5 67 156 137 backs coach. Named Jim Hostler tight an NFL game for the first time Sunday, Jan. 31 Miami 29 24 .547 1 N.Y. Islanders53 29 18 6 64 154 134 ends coach. At Honolulu Charlotte 27 26 .509 3 since 2014. Pittsburgh 53 27 19 7 61 139 138 NEW YORK GIANTS — Named Martin Team Irvin 49, Team Rice 27 Washington 23 28 .451 6 He played in seven games New Jersey 55 27 21 7 61 124 129 Mayhew director of football Super Bowl Orlando 23 29 .442 6½ Philadelphia 53 24 20 9 57 129 143 operations/special projects. with the Kansas City Chiefs two Sunday, Feb. 7 Central Division Carolina 54 24 21 9 57 130 144 OAKLAND RAIDERS — Re-signed S At Santa Clara, Calif. WLPct GB years ago. He was in 10 games Columbus 56 22 28 6 50 144 176 Nate Allen. Denver 24, Carolina 10 Cleveland 38 14 .731 — WESTERN CONFERENCE HOCKEY with Chicago in 2013, a year Indiana 28 25 .528 10½ Central Division National Hockey League after making his NFL debut and Chicago 27 25 .519 11 Basketball GP WLOT Pts GF GA NHL — Fined Toronto F Nazem Kadri Detroit 27 27 .500 12 appearing in three games with Chicago 58 36 18 4 76 161 134 $5,000 for making a throat-slashing ges- Milwaukee 22 32 .407 17 Dallas 55 35 15 5 75 180 149 ture at Calgary D Mark Giordano during a the Bears. WESTERN CONFERENCE U.P. Girls St. Louis 56 30 17 9 69 136 134 Feb. 9 game. Thursday Southwest Division Franklin was among the final Colorado 57 28 25 4 60 154 158 COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETS — Calumet 45, Escanaba 33 WLPct GB cuts made by the New Orleans Nashville 54 25 21 8 58 141 145 Signed D Ryan Murray to a two-year con- Gladstone 38, Westwood 29 San Antonio 45 8 .849 — Minnesota 54 23 2110 56 133 136 tract extension. Saints, entering last season. He Bark River-Harris 82, Superior Central Memphis 31 22 .585 14 Winnipeg 54 24 27 3 51 140 159 DETROIT RED WINGS — Assigned F Submitted photo 42 Dallas 29 26 .527 17 has also been on practice squads Pacific Division Joakim Andersson to Grand Rapids Carney-Nadeau 58, Big Bay de Noc 37 Houston 27 28 .491 19 THE HURLEY fifth-grade boys won the West Iron County basketball GP WLOT Pts GF GA (AHL). Signed D Joel Chouinard to a pro- with the Denver Broncos and Munising 71, North Dickinson 40 New Orleans 20 33 .377 25 Los Angeles 53 32 18 3 67 148 126 fessional tryout. tournament on Saturday with a 28-25 win in overtime over Kings- Dallas Cowboys. Forest Park 66, West Iron County 53 Northwest Division San Jose 52 28 20 4 60 151 139 SOCCER Kingsford 50, Marquette 46 W L Pct GB ford.Team members include from left, first row: Rysz Thomas, Dillon Anaheim 53 26 19 8 60 122 128 United Soccer League Norway 60, Ishpeming 42 Oklahoma City 40 14 .741 — Devine, Collin Thier; second row: Kaden Krall, Jeremy Oja, Eli Talsma, Vancouver 54 22 2012 56 129 147 SAN ANTONIO FC — Signed M Danny Giants hire former Lions Negaunee 45, Iron Mountain 39 Portland 27 27 .500 13 Arizona 53 24 23 6 54 140 164 Garcia. Dominic Croci, third row: Rudy Sokol, and Brayden Nelson. Houghton 53, Ontonagon 34 Utah 26 26 .500 13 GM for front office Calgary 52 24 25 3 51 139 153 National Women's Soccer League Hancock 50, L’Anse 28 Denver 22 32 .407 18 Edmonton 56 22 29 5 49 142 169 SKY BLUE FC — Signed F Tasha Kai. Dollar Bay 36, Chassell 35 Minnesota 17 37 .315 23 EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. NOTE: Two points for a win, one point COLLEGE Lake Linden-Hubbell 60, Baraga 48 Pacific Division (AP) — The New York Giants for overtime loss. CALIFORNIA — Named Jack Spavital Painesdale Jeffers 43, Wakefield- W L Pct GB Wednesday's Games offensive coordinator and quarterbacks Replay officials could have more say in have hired former Detroit Lions Marenisco 41 Golden State 48 4 .923 — Detroit 3, Ottawa 1 coach. Ewen-Trout Creek 42, Watersmeet 18 L.A. Clippers 35 18 .660 13½ general manager Martin May- N.Y. Rangers 3, Pittsburgh 0 PENN STATE BRANDYWINE — Bessemer 44, Republic-Michigamme Sacramento 22 31 .415 26½ targeting penalties Vancouver 2, Arizona 1 Named Jesse Zafiratos men's soccer hew as their director of football 16 Phoenix 14 40 .259 35 Thursday's Games coach. operations/special projects. Newberry 57, Rudyard 24 L.A. Lakers 11 44 .200 38½ Columbus 4, Anaheim 3, SO PURDUE — Announced athletics direc- By The Associated Press Cedarville 60, DeTour 27 Wednesday's Games The Giants announced the N.Y. Islanders 5, Los Angeles 2 tor Morgan Burke will retire in July 2017. who committed the foul. While officials Pickford 45, Engadine 31 Charlotte 117, Indiana 95 Philadelphia 5, Buffalo 1 UTAH — Promoted Pablo Cano to Replay officials are likely to have say the rule has changed player hiring on Thursday, saying May- Sault Ste. Marie 42, Cheboygan 22 Sacramento 114, Philadelphia 110 Colorado 4, Ottawa 3 director of football player personnel, Kinross Maplewood Baptist 68, Bay San Antonio 98, Orlando 96 more power when it comes to calling behavior, its application has drawn hew will help assistant general Washington 4, Minnesota 3 Robert Blechen recruiting administrative Mills Ojibwe Charter 34 Memphis 109, Brooklyn 90 targeting penalties in college football plenty of criticism from fans, players manager Kevin Abrams on all Boston 6, Winnipeg 2 assistant for football and Alema Fitise- Boston 139, L.A. Clippers 134, OT U.P. Boys Dallas 4, Chicago 2 manu to director of high school football next season. and coaches. aspects of the salary cap, CBA Thursday Denver 103, Detroit 92 Edmonton 5, Toronto 2 relations. The NCAA football rules committee There were 158 targeting penalties Kingsford 58, Gladstone 54 Atlanta 113, Chicago 90 compliance and player contract Calgary at San Jose WEST VIRGINIA — Reinstated F Rapid River 58, Stephenson 51 Minnesota 117, Toronto 112 proposed giving replay officials more called in all FBS games last season. Friday's Games Jonathan Holton to the men's basketball negotiations. He will also handle Ishpeming 69, Gwinn 33 New Orleans 100, Utah 96 authority to overturn incorrect target- Forty-three were overturned by replay Montreal at Buffalo, 7 p.m. team. special projects as assigned by Dollar Bay 72, Bessemer 67 Cleveland 120, L.A. Lakers 111 ing fouls and to call targeting penalties review and 115 were upheld. Ironwood 54, Bayfield, Wis. 44 Los Angeles at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. general manager Jerry Reese. when they are missed on the field. The All targeting fouls are reviewed, but committee also agreed to allow con- replay officials have been limited to The Giants had an opening in ferences to experiment with NFL-style reviewing only if there was forcible their front office after the depar- centralized video replay review sys- contact to the head and neck area and ture of Matt Harriss, who recent- tems in 2016. if the hit was made with the crown of ly joined the Lions as their vice The rules committee completed the helmet. Under this proposal, how president of football administra- four days of meetings in Orlando, the contact occurred, whether the tion. Harriss had been the Florida, on Thursday and announced player launched into an opponent or Giants' director of football opera- several proposals that could be imple- whether the contact was more inci- tions. Ford - Chrysler - Dodge - Jeep mented next season if approved by dental, also can be reviewed. 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Bucks go into All-Star break with 99-92 win over Wizards MILWAUKEE (AP) — Khris sibility), you want to see if they Middleton's role on the Milwau- grab it — and he's grabbing it," UP AND DOWN Sparked by better defense, the kee Bucks has evolved from coach Jason Kidd said. Wizards rallied from an 11-point catch-and-shoot perimeter player Bradley Beal scored 19 points deficit late in the second quarter to to crunch-time playmaker. for the Wizards, and John Wall turn it into a tight contest after half- A matchup problem as a 6- had 15 points and 10 assists. time. foot-8 forward who plays in the Washington got within three Milwaukee used a 25-5 surge in backcourt, Middleton did more when Wall made two free throws an eight-minute span to help build a damage Thursday night against with 1:36 left. 55-44 lead with 45 seconds left in the the Washington Wizards by But Middleton answered second quarter. Jabari Parker scored attacking the bucket and finding again, hitting a jumper in the 12 points during that quarter, when open teammates. lane on the next possession before the Bucks made their run using pri- marily a three-guard lineup that Middleton scored 27 points, setting up a drive-and-dish to attacked with the ball. Giannis Antetokounmpo had 17 Greg Monroe that gave the Bucks "I was just sitting here trying to points and 13 rebounds, and the a 97-90 lead with 15 seconds left. contemplate on what actually hap- Bucks held on for 99-92 win to "He was being aggressive," pened, like how did we lose the head into the All-Star break on a Wall said. "When a guy gets in a game?" Beal said. "I feel like we high note. rhythm, it's kind of hard to stop. came out aggressively, came out and "Yeah, we look at Khris as our He's always been a person that's played the right way in the first and best player, our best scorer," scored well against us." third quarters, and I guess the sec- teammate Jabari Parker said. ond and fourth they made bigger "He opens up a lot of areas for us, plays than we did." HITTING WALL and we're going to depend on Washington's star guard played STAT PACK him." with a sore right knee after he said he A 58-38 rebounding advantage for Especially in the final quarter, collided with Milwaukee's O.J. Mayo the Bucks hurt the Wizards, as did when Middleton had 14 points in the first quarter. Wall said he would Washington's 6-of-32 night from the and five assists. get treatment for the All-Star game 3-point line. He's not just a catch-and-shoot this weekend and will play "unless he "We didn't attack," coach Randy player anymore. Expectation rose can't move." Wittman said. "Bradley did the last in the offseason when Middleton couple of minutes and he got to the signed a five-year contract worth BREAK TIME rim. We didn't do enough of that in $70 million. The Wizards go into the All-Star the fourth quarter." break 3-7 in their last 10 games. Against Washington, Middle- The Bucks will take a modest but JUST JABARI ton was 1 of 3 from 3-point range, badly-needed two-game winning Parker finished with 17 points and but 9 of 17 overall. Middleton also streak into the break. At 22-32, Mil- shot 7 of 11 from the field, playing a tied a season high with nine waukee needs to inch back closer to season-high 41 minutes. He's show- assists. Associated Press .500 before it can start thinking about ing no ill effects from the left knee "Sometimes, you want to put MILWAUKEE BUCKS' Miles Plumlee, bottom, and Washington Wizards' Otto Porter Jr. (22) fight for a loose making a run at a second straight injury that sidelined him in December guys in position (for more respon- ball during the first half Thursday in Milwaukee. playoff appearance. of his rookie season in 2014-15. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2016 11 DEFLOCKED Siblings not speaking after secret revealed Dear Annie: My only sibling just once -- I started the puz- has stopped speaking to me. zles before they arrived and My brother had a son 26 years now they keep calling me ago. “cheaty pants” and refuse to He claims he knew nothing give me the newspaper until about the child until I told him Annie’s they have already started. six months ago that he should I don’t know whether I take responsibility for his old- Mailbox should confront them about it est son. or leave it be. I think they We had words, and he texted should be fair, not rude. I know me not to contact him, ever, for “keeping a secret,” while I MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM and to have a great life. am quite sure he knew all I shouldn’t start the puzzles I did call and left a message along that he had a son out until they can be there, but wishing him and his wife a there. sometimes I get so impatient Merry Christmas, but I never He said some nasty things with them. I think they should heard back. directly to me and has told out- be nice about it, too. — Very right lies to other people about He’s holding me responsible Frustrated me. Dear Frustrated: All of you But Annie, he is my brother. should be nice, which means Do I just go away? Or do I send name-calling is off-limits and OUR him birthday wishes next Y no one starts the puzzles before month? — Grieving Sister everyone shows up. We recom- OROSCOPE Dear Sister: You can send H mend that you make the first any kind of wishes you like, but BORN LOSER we can’t promise he’ll respond. move to put things back on Are you sure he knew about track: Apologize for your origi- this child? If no one had ever nal faux pas and ask them to spoken of it before, it’s possible please stop rubbing it in your he was truly unaware and face so you can start fresh. But EUGENIA angry that you kept the secret. if they keep acting like the LAST Or, if you mentioned the son in mean girls in high school, bring front of his wife, it’s possible your own newspaper and then Your Birthday that he didn’t want her to you can do your own puzzles in Friday, Feb. 12, 2016 know, and reacted by claiming peace. Don’t sit back when you should be ignorance. And of course, he Annie’s Mailbox is written moving at full speed. 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CLASSIFIEDS Office Space Real Estate Wanted to Buy Autos/SUVs Legals Legals Legals Legals for Rent BUYING JUNK cars or trucks. y g February 12, 2016 Ramme!s Auto Salvage. Highway cord and subject to any mining MILITARY DUTY. Michigan, and described as: Lots Approximately 273 square feet PUBLIC NOTICE and developmental rights thereto. Eleven (11), Twelve (12), Thirteen US2 Bessemer. (906)663-6080 On January 29th, 2016, Refuge MORTGAGE SALE – Default has located in Bessemer Commons. Tax Parcel ID No. 2751-00-109- been made in the conditions of a (13) and Fourteen (14), Block One All utilities (heat, electric, air condi- Media Group Inc. filed an applica- 300 Commonly known as: 303 E. (1), Assessor’s Plat No. 12 to the Motorcycles & tion with the Federal Communica- certain mortgage made by David tioning & wifi) included, except Mary Street, Bessemer, MI 49911 A. Martin, aka David A. Martin Jr., City of Ironwood, according to the phone. $300.00 monthly. Call tions Commission seeking con- The redemption period shall be six recorded Plat thereof. The re- sent to assign the license for FM and Kimberly J. Martin, husband Rocky (906)364-0291 ATVs (6) months from the date of sale and wife, original mortgagors, to demption period shall be 6 months Translator W269DA, 101.7 MHz, pursuant to M.C.L. §600.3240(8). from the date of such sale, unless Ironwood, Michigan, to Mid-Min- the United States Department of Houses for Rent 1982 Yamaha Maxim 550. Very If the property is sold at foreclos- Agriculture Rural Housing Service, determined abandoned in accord- nesota Media LLC. W269DA oper- ure sale, under M.C.L. §600.3278 ance with MCL 600.3241a, in good condition, garage kept. New ates on Channel 269 with 10 watts Mortgagee, dated June 12, 2008, battery, plugs, tires, the borrower(s) will be held re- and recorded on June 12, 2008 in which case the redemption period SUPERB CONDITION, from a transmitter located at 46° sponsible to the person who buys shall be 30 days from the date of Homes, Apartments, and Busi- chains/sprocket. $1,200.00 or 27’ 28.00” N Latitude 90° 07’ G ogebic County records, ness Spaces for rent. Call for de- trade for F/PWC. (715)360-6931 SUPER LOW MILEAGE (81K), the property at the mortgage fore- Michigan, in Liber 494, Page 549, such sale. TO ALL PUR- NON-SMOKING 4x4 42.00” West longitude and pro- closure sale or to the mortgage CHASERS: The foreclosing mort- tails. The Real Estate Store. or (906)364-2697 poses to relocate to a site near on which mortgage there is (906)932-5406 2000 CHEVROLET holder for damaging the property claimed to be due at the date gagee can rescind the sale. In Litchfield, MN and rebroadcast during the redemption period. that event, your damages, if any, SILVERADO LT 1500 Z71 the signal of KFLD AM. hereof the sum of Forty Nine 2005 Bombardier Traxter. Very January 19, 2016 BANKER’S Thousand Fifty Seven and 96/100 are limited solely to the return of Small 2 bedroom home in good condition, garage kept. All No rust, gorgeous inside and out. BANK Kilpatrick & Associates, Ironwood. Garage. Remodeled. Dollars ($49,057.96), including in- the bid amount tendered at sale, fluids changed, new vision rims Loaded with options January 22, 29, February 5, 12, P.C. Attorneys for Banker’s Bank terest at 5.3750% per annum. Un- plus interest. If the property is $500.00/mo NO PETS. and radial tires. $3,400.00 or best including Auto-Trac, push 2016 903 N. Opdyke Rd., Suite C Au- No smoking. (715)292-5240 der the power of sale contained in sold at foreclosure under Chapter offer. 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CHICAGO (AP) — Art lovers the Art Institute’s “Van Gogh’s room near the front for special Search filters will help find have a chance to spend one star- Bedrooms” exhibition, which occasions. exactly the right thing from over ry night in a replica of Vincent opens Sunday and runs through Work from home (or home- 28,000 home designs. Van Gogh’s bedroom for only $10. May 10. school) in the den, tucked away Most plans can be customized The Art Institute of Chicago Museum spokeswoman on the left side of the home. On to suit any lifestyle. decorated a one-bedroom apart- Amanda Hicks says February the opposite side, the master —Courtesy of ePlans.com ment to look like Van Gogh’s dates for the apartment filled painting of his bedroom in the within minutes of the promotion south of France. The room in being announced Tuesday night. 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Each print looks like, even if you don’t recog- to Japan in 1986 to become a printmak- woodblock has two shallow notches or nize the term. er, owns the Mokuhankan studio and slots carved along the bottom of the “The Great Wave Off Kanagawa” by offers “print parties” to tourists. design as guides: a straight line on the Katsushika Hokusai is a familiar image When I arrived there, I knew we left and a corner on the right. around the world, a premier example of weren’t going to start with anything as But all of your instincts — or mine, at a Japanese art form that turns up on complex as Hokusai’s wave. Bull pro- least — are wrong, as I found when I mugs and T-shirts as well as museum vides a simple design for beginners. But picked up the first piece of paper from walls. the basics are the same: These multicol- the stack between by thumb and forefin- For me, a few museum posters bought ored prints are made by using a differ- ger. You’re supposed to hold it between in high school and preserved like pre- ent woodblock to apply each pigment. your first two fingers. And if you think cious relics gradually evolved into an For this to work, you need to line the that’s awkward, wait till you hear what obsession with Japanese culture. So piece of paper up perfectly each time. I Bull told me next: Don’t look! We’re not when I heard there was a place in Tokyo couldn’t help thinking of those screen- going to do this by sight. Your thumb where I could make an ukiyo-e print protector films you put on a phone, when needs to be free to cover the carved myself, I had to try it. Perhaps I could you get just one chance to line it up cor- notch on the right, so you can’t see it. pick up some hints about how to bring rectly? I can’t usually do that right. How You slide the paper in, determining by touch that it’s snug against the carved angle, and lay the paper down over the whole block. I practiced that on each block, and Bull said we were ready. Laid out on the work surface were some pretty little bowls with brushes in them, containing pigment and paste. First, you drop a glob of paste onto the block’s surface. Associated Press Then stir up the pigment and brush A WOODBLOCK print made at the Mokuhankan print studio, in Asakusa, Tokyo, some on. Mix them together right on the includes traditional designs. block with a little scrub brush. We started with red because it’s easy the real difference between Japanese first, but it needs to dry overnight. So to see when the pigment and paste are printmaking and Western,” said Bull with novices like me, the order is mixed and ready; with the others, you with many Western prints, the paper is reversed to let us experience the whole just have to trust it when the block looks the carrier of the ink; here, the paper is process in one session. shiny and wet. Then we got the sheet of actually embedded with the pigment. We also used only four blocks — the paper and put it down. When we moved on to the second professionals that day were working on Once the paper was in place, I picked block, with blue, I lined one up wrong. a print that required 30 different up a round, flat stone with a handle and Bull reminded me that even the profes- impressions — and less expensive rubbed the paper hard. Since each color sionals aren’t perfect. paper. may be used on different parts of the “The first three per day never make it Otherwise, we used real materials print, there’s an example of each block to the shop floor,” he said. “They’re like and an authentic division of labor. posted on the wall so you know what a warmup — that’s your excuse to the “It’s the old ukiyo-e quartet,” Bull spots to cover. boss.” said, the boss, the designer, the carver We were making an edition of three We did the black outline of the design and the printer. He is both boss and prints, so with the first block I printed last. The black ink tends to splatter, so carver for this shop, but insists, “I’m not three sheets of red. I put them between Bull had me put on an apron. The scrub- an artist.” pieces of Styrofoam to keep them moist. by brush to mix this ink on the block has “The guy directing the movie, he’s not Bull moistens the paper the night before shorter bristles, so it’s easy to get it on a screenwriter,” Bull said by way of com- Associated Press and it expands a little; if it dries up, the your fingers. To prevent smudging, you parison. “This way, you have consum- A PROFESSIONAL printmaker demonstrates the method of rubbing the paper on a design won’t line up right. have to stop and make sure your fingers mate professionals at every stage.” woodblock with a flat stone in the Mokuhankan print studio in Asakusa, Tokyo, Dec. You can put the prints on top of each are clean. Even without being a consummate 10, 2015. Mokuhankan offers tourists a hands-on experience making a simple other immediately without worrying The professional printmakers in the professional, it was fascinating for me to Japanese woodblock print using traditional methods. that the ink will smear or stick. “That’s back of Bull’s shop print the black ink get a taste of the method.