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DAILY GLOBE Thursday, December 19, 2019 Mostly cloudy yourdailyglobe.com | High: 21 | Low: 15 | Details, page 2 Ironwood signs SING OUT LOUD makerspace agreements with GOISD By RICHARD JENKINS [email protected] IRONWOOD – The Ironwood Area Schools board of education signed two memos of under- standing with the Gogebic- Ontonagon Intermediate School District Monday – joining sever- al other local districts in moving forward with the development of a makerspace and fab lab pro- gram in their respective schools. Ironwood Superintendent Travis Powell said the concepts behind a makerspace and fab lab, or fabrication laboratory, are similar in that both are designed to encourage creativity and hands-on learning. Ironwood already has a mak- erspace program, which former K-12 principal Denise Wood- ward started in 2018, but the agreement with the GOISD is expected to expand its capabili- Tom LaVenture/Daily Globe ties and increase the number of HURLEY K-12 School pre-kindergarden students singing “Jingle Bells” Wednesday as part of the elementary school holiday show. students who can take advantage From left, Bryce Lehrkamp, Nante Niemi, Serenity Hix, Nolan Buccanero, Piper Olson and Aiden Pylkas. of it. “We have some funds in reserve ready to go to support (a makerspace). The thing we were Songs of holiday cheer missing was more sustained training and support, and so the ISD’s memorandum of under- standing fills that gap,” Powell told the Daily Globe. Hurley elementary students perform holiday show Although some makerspace By TOM LAVENTURE Steve Lombardo, the pre- day or a vacation day we miss for Silver Express. activities are intended to be free- [email protected] kindergarten to fifth grade prin- some of those rehearsals,” Cane “I walked into Miss Cane’s form and loosely structured, HURLEY, Wis. – The Hurley cipal and athletic director, said said. “So, it’s not as much time room and she was trying to fig- Powell said they can also be used K-12 School auditorium was the concert fits right into the as it sounds like but it works out ure out some chords on the gui- to support lessons being learned packed with parents and grand- holiday season. He credited Jesi- perfectly and I think it’s a good tar,” Bordner said. “I played in classrooms. parents of kindergarten through ka Cane, band director and prep time.” them for her and here I am.” “One of the things I’m most fourth-grade students Wednes- music teacher, and Lydia Matt- Mattson also said the The prekindergarten students excited about with developing a day for the annual Christmas son, choral teacher, who teach rehearsal time is just right. performed “The Reindeer curriculum to work within the concert. the elementary music classes “They don’t get too burnt out Pokey,” “We Wish You A Merry makerspace is, when children The kindergarten through with putting the program togeth- and the music stays fresh,” Matt- Christmas,” and “Jingle Bells.” interact with their content hands- second-grade performed first, er. son said. The kindergartners per- on they retain that information with each grade singing a few “We have a wonderful The fourth-grade students all formed “Rudolph the Red Nosed so much more richly,” he said. holiday songs along with some turnout here of parents and played the recorder during one Reindeer,” “What’s In that Stock- “The more activities we can do cheerful dancing, jumping and grandparents and community song. The students start learning ing?” and that support our curriculum festive props. The third and members,” Lombardo said. “So, the recorder from the third week “He’ll Be Coming Down the with hands-on activities, the fourth-grade students followed it’s just a nice kickoff for the hol- of school and so it works to Chimney.” deeper the understanding our an intermission with another iday season.” incorporate it into the holiday The first-graders performed children are going to have of the round of songs and then all the Cane teaches music classes program, Cane said. “Time to Decorate,” “Snowman, content.” upper grades returned to the for the upper elementary grades Cas Bordner, a sophomore Where’d You Go?” and “Up On A common example of a mak- stage to sing, “Holly Jolly Christ- and Mattson teaches the kinder- who is in the band, choir and a the Housetop.” erspace activity, according to mas.” garten through second-grade. member of the Silver Express, The second-graders per- Powell, is making paper circuits “The kid are cute, very fes- The Christmas music rehearsals played guitar for some of the stu- formed “Rocking Around the tive,” said JoAnn Eilken, a grand- starts in early November. dent songs. She said her partici- Christmas Tree,” “Snow,” and parent of a third-grader in the “We only see each class twice pation just sort of happened one “Santa Claus is Coming to program. “It’s all good.” a week and so if there is a snow night when she was at the school Town.” FAB LAB — page 5 CHRISTMAS PARTY Bessemer council grants planners greater review power By P.J. GLISSON will be able to approve an acces- [email protected] sory structure that meets the fol- BESSEMER – The Bessemer lowing terms, as outlined: City Council voted Monday –It does not interfere with evening to adopt Ordinance No. lines of sight. 373, which will grant the plan- –The fire chief reviews and ning commission greater flexibil- okays it for fire safety. ity in reviewing site plans for –Snow removal and water accessory structures, including run-off will not impact adjacent garages, that have not met exist- properties. ing standards. –Accessory structure setbacks City Manager Charly Loper are similar to other setbacks on reported the action to the Globe the same block. on Tuesday. –The site plan includes all In a written report to council requirements as outlined in members, Loper stated, “As we detail within the ordinance. have a very old community, many –Adjacent properties will not of our existing garages are legally be negatively impacted in any non-conforming.” other way. She added that the ordinance –The accessory structure, if a will give the planning commis- garage, has room for a car to park sion the ability to review some between the sidewalk and the Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe garage and other accessory struc- garage. AREA SENIOR citizens enjoy a lunch of barbecue ribs and twice-baked potatoes, with peppermint ture plans to determine their via- In other news, the council ice cream for dessert, during the Hurley Senior Center’s annual Christmas party Wednesday. The bility. event also featured a performance by the Hurley School’s Silver Express, various raffles and The ordinance states that goodie bags donated by the Hurley Lionness. planning commission members GRANTS — page 5 TODAY INDEX Mostly cloudy — Details, page 2 Business ...... 13 75 cents Classifieds . . . . .12-14 Wednesday Today’s records Snowfall Comics ...... 11 Vol. 101, No. 25 High 13 High 51 (1923) 24 hours to 7 a.m. Community ...... 3 Low -7 Low -31 (1983) Wednesday 1.6 in. 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This gives a temperature of what ththe he air feels like on the skin. Answer: that the 45th president crowd, boasted of “tremen- Democrats are impeaching abused the power of his dous support” in the Trump because they can’t office by enlisting a foreign Republican Party and said, beat him in 2020. R. Kelly arraigned on bribe charge government to investigate a “By the way it doesn’t feel “This vote is about one political rival ahead of the like I’m being impeached.” thing, and one thing only: linked to Aaliyah wedding 2020 election. The House What Pelosi called a sad They hate this president,” then approved a second and solemn moment for said Rep. Chris Stewart, R- NEW YORK (AP) – charge, that he obstructed the country, coming in the Utah. “They want to take Singer R. Kelly pleaded not Congress in its investiga- first year that Democrats away my vote and throw it guilty Wednesday to tion. swept control of the House, in the trash.” charges he schemed with The articles of impeach- unfolded in a caustic day- But Democrats warned others to pay for a fake ID ment, the political equiva- long session that show- the country cannot wait for for an unnamed female a lent of an indictment, now cased the nation’s divisions the next election to decide day before he married R&B go to the Senate for trial. If – not only along party whether Trump should singer Aaliyah, then 15 Trump is acquitted by the lines, but also by region, remain in office because he years old, in a secret cere- Republican-led chamber, race and culture. has shown a pattern of mony in 1994. as expected, he would have The House impeach- behavior, particularly Kelly entered the plea in to run for reelection carry- ment resolution laid out in toward Russia, and will try New York via a video feed ing the enduring mark of stark terms the two articles to corrupt U.S. elections in from Chicago, where he impeachment on his pur- of impeachment against 2020. remains jailed while facing Associated Press posely disruptive presiden- Trump stemming from his “The president and his multiple sex crime and cy. July phone call when he men plot on,” said Chair- other criminal charges. R. KELLY, left, pictured here after the first day of jury selection in his child pornography trial at the Cook Democrats led Wednes- asked the Ukraine presi- man Adam Schiff, D-Calif., A revised indictment day night’s voting, framed dent for a “favor” – to of the Intelligence Commit- filed earlier this month in County Criminal Courthouse in Chicago on May 9, 2008, left, the late R&B singer and actress Aaliyah dur- in what many said was announce it was investigat- tee that led the inquiry. federal court in Brooklyn their duty to protect the ing Democrats ahead of the “The danger persists. The accuses Kelly of paying a ing a photo shoot in New York on May 9, 2001. Feder- al prosecutors are accusing singer R. Kelly of schem- Constitution and uphold 2020 election. He also risk is real.” bribe in exchange for a the nation’s system of pushed Ukrainian Presi- The outcome brings the “fraudulent identification ing with others to pay for a fake ID for an unnamed female a day before he married R&B singer Aaliyah, checks and balances. dent Volodymyr Zelenskiy Trump presidency to a document” for someone Republicans stood by their to probe unsubstantiated milestone moment that has identified only as “Jane then 15 years old, in a secret ceremony in 1994 accord- ing to a revised indictment filed Thursday, Dec. 5. party’s leader, who has fre- corruption allegations building almost from the Doe” on Aug. 30, 1994. quently tested the bounds against Joe Biden, the for- time the New York busi- A day later, Kelly, then on condition of anonymi- Outside court on in of civic norms. Trump mer vice president and 2020 nessman-turned-reality-TV 27, married Aaliyah in a ty. New York on Wednesday, called the whole affair a White House contender. host unexpectedly won the secret ceremony he Kelly told the judge on another defense attorney, “witch hunt,” a “hoax” and At the time, Zelenskiy, a White House in 2016 amid arranged at a hotel in Wednesday that he under- Douglas Anton, called a “sham,” and sometimes young comedian newly questions about Russian Chicago. The marriage was stood the charges before a Kelly a “musical genius.” all three. elected to politics, was interference in the U.S. annulled months later lawyer in Chicago entered But as for getting a fake ID, The trial is expected to seeking a coveted White election --- and the rise of because of her age. Aaliyah the plea. Wearing an “He would have no idea begin in January in the House visit to show back- the “resistance.” died in a plane crash in orange jail outfit, he had how to do that,” he added. Senate, where a vote of two- ing from the U.S. ally as it Democrats drew from 2001 at age 22. smiled as the attorney The Brooklyn prosecu- thirds is necessary for con- confronts a hostile Russia history, the founders and The U.S. attorney’s greeted him then stood tors had already charged R. viction. While Democrats at its border. He was also their own experiences, as office has declined to com- with his hands behind his Kelly with racketeering, had the majority in the counting on $391 million minorities, women and ment about whom the fake back during the brief pro- kidnapping, forced labor House to impeach Trump, in military aid already some immigrants to the ID was meant for, and the ceeding. and sexual exploitation. Republicans control the approved by Congress. The U.S., seeking to honor their indictment didn’t mention The new charges They alleged he and his Senate and few if any are White House delayed the oath of office to uphold the the wedding, but a person marked the first time that employees and assistants expected to diverge from funds, but Trump eventual- constitution. Rep. Lou Cor- familiar with the investiga- Kelly’s brief marriage to picked out women and plans to acquit the presi- ly released the money once rea, D-Calif., spoke in tion has confirmed the Aaliyah has been connect- girls at concerts and dent ahead of early state Congress intervened. Spanish asking God to “Jane Doe” was Aaliyah. ed to any of the criminal groomed them for sexual election-year primary voting. Narrow in scope but unite the nation. “In Amer- The person wasn’t autho- cases against Kelly. His abuse. Pelosi, once reluctant to broad in its charge, the res- ica,” said Rep. Hakeem Jef- rized to discuss details of attorneys have called the The 52-year-old singer, lead Democrats into a par- olution said the president fries, D-N.Y., “no one is the new charge and spoke charges baseless. who is being held without tisan impeachment, now “betrayed the nation by above the law.” bond, is scheduled to stand trial in federal court in Police investigating incident at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago club # # Chicago in April on child THIS DAY pornography and obstruc- FORT LAUDERDALE, other electronic gear. She gling with the club’s 500 tion of justice charges Fla. (AP) – Police say they was found guilty of tres- members, who pay IN HISTORY before facing trial in Brook- are investigating an inci- passing and lying to Secret $14,000 in annual dues to December 19 lyn. Kelly, whose given dent Wednesday at Presi- Service agents in Septem- belong. name is Robert Sylvester dent Donald Trump’s Mar- ber and was sentenced last Trump purchased Mar- • 1843 “A Christmas Carol” by Charles Dickens Kelly, was acquitted in a-Lago club. month to time served. She a-Lago from the foundation is published. 6,000 copies sold 2008 on charges of video- They did not immedi- is being held for deporta- of the late socialite and • 1955 Carl Perkins records “Blue Suede Shoes” taping himself having sex ately say what happened or tion. cereal heiress Marjorie with a girl who prosecutors • 1972 Apollo 17 (last of Apollo Moon landing series) why it prompted an investi- A University of Wiscon- Merriweather Post in 1985. allege was as young as 13. returns to Earth gation. sin student was arrested in He and first lady Melania Kelly’s attorneys have Palm Beach police November 2018 after he Trump held their 2005 • 1998 US House of Representatives votes to impeach long maintained that he spokesman Michael mixed in with guests being wedding reception inside President Bill Clinton, forwarding the articles of was unaware of Aaliyah’s Ogrodnick said in an admitted to the club. He the 20,000-square-foot impeachment to the Senate for a trial age when they married. email, “There is an open pleaded guilty in May and ballroom shortly after its The Illinois marriage investigation. As soon as received probation. completion. Today’s History was sponsored by license used for the wed- we have something, I will With the Atlantic Ocean Federal agencies spent ding said she was 18. put it out.” to the east and Florida’s about $3.4 million per The indictment didn’t The president is not at Intracoastal Waterway to Trump visit, much of it on identify the person who the club nor is any member the west, Mar-a-Lago sits security, according to an was paid the bribe in order of his immediate family on the Palm Beach barrier analysis of four 2017 trips to get the fake ID, except to believed to be there, but island, a 128-room, by the U.S. Government say that the person was a they are expected to arrive 62,500-square-foot symbol Accountability Office. The Hwy. 77, Iron Belt, WI (7 short miles W. Hurley) 715-561-5515 public employee. for the weekend and spend of opulence and power. Secret Service doesn’t Friday Fish Fry - Haddock, Perch, Bluegill & Shrimp Aaliyah, whose full the holidays there. The Trump family busi- decide who is invited or name was Aaliyah Dana There have been two ness doubled the initiation welcome at the resort; that Saturday Prime Rib and Baby Back Ribs Haughton, worked with trespassing incidents at fee to $200,000 after the responsibility belongs to Full Soup & Salad Bar Friday & Saturday Kelly, who wrote and pro- Mar-a-Lago in the last 13 president was elected in the club. Agents do screen Thurs.-Sun. Fresh Broasted Chicken Dinner Specials duced her 1994 debut months. A Chinese woman 2016. He spends many guests outside the perime- album, “Age Ain’t Nothing was arrested in March car- weekends between Novem- ter before they’re screened OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK ~ Serving Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner But A Number.” rying a laptop, phones and ber and April there, min- again inside. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 2019 3 Community Briefs CHRISTMAS CHEER More elk Post Offices open Year’s Eve. Mail delivery Christmas Eve, New will be unaffected. poached, Year’s Eve Health Department GRAND RAPIDS – Post closed on holidays Offices nationwide will be DNR open Christmas Eve, Tues- HURLEY – The Iron day, Dec. 24, but many will county Health Department shorten retail lobby hours will be closed on Dec. 24 looking for or close at noon. and 25, in observation of Areas where Post Christmas. Regular hours Offices may have different will resume on Thursday, information hours from this schedule Dec. 26. The Health will issue local media Department will also be LANSING – Michigan announcements specific to closed on Dec. 31, and Jan. Department of Natural their locations. Revised 1 in observation of the Resources conservation hours will be posted at New Year. Regular hours officers in Gaylord are each Post Office, and com- will resume on Thursday, seeking tips from the pub- mercial customers are Jan. 2, 2020. lic regarding three adult asked to check with their Walk-in clinic cow elk poached in Otsego business mail entry units County — the third elk for specific information scheduled poaching case in northern about holiday hours of HURLEY – The Iron Michigan in roughly a operation. County Health Department month. Blue collection boxes will be having a Walk In “This is the worst year having final collection Clinic snd Flu Clinic on we’ve had as far as elk times before noon will not Thursday, Jan. 2, from 8:30 poaching,” said Lt. Jim be affected. However, a.m. to noon. Clinic Gorno. boxes with final collection screenings include: blood Area residents found times scheduled after noon pressure, lipid panel A1C, the three elk about 50 may be picked up early. yards north of Hardwood blood sugar (fasting after Submitted photo Therefore, mail should be midnight recommended) CANDY CANE Royalty, princess, Ryley Saarnio, grade 6, and queen, Eiley Schoene- Lake Road near Bobcat deposited into these mail- and hemoglobin. Fasting man, grade 7, are shown with Santa and Mrs. Claus at the Community Center in Trail, in the Pigeon River boxes by noon for early blood sugar and A1C will Mercer after the parade on Dec. 7. State Forest, east of Van- pickup on Dec. 24 and be provided for free to all derbilt. Officers believe Dec. 31. Gogebic or Iron County that the three elk were shot Post Offices will be residents courtesy of the either Saturday or Sunday closed Dec. 25 and Jan. 1. Dan Tomlanovich Diabetes Blood donors help provide while they were bedded Only Priority Mail Prevention Grant and The down near each other. Express will be delivered Kimball Homemakers “This is a loss for every- on Christmas Day and Club. life-saving care to UP patients one who appreciates our New Year’s Day. All Post Please call the Iron state’s natural resources. UPPER PENINSULA – “We also see an increase in and help save a life,” Asiala Offices will be open and County Health Department It’s a true shame,” said One hour. That’s how little winter-related injuries — said. regular mail delivery will at 715-561-2191 for all Gorno. “If you or anyone time it takes to help save downhill skiing and snow- resume Dec. 26 and Jan. prices or for more informa- you know has information someone’s life with a hero- mobiling accidents, and 2. tion visit them on the web Upcoming blood that can help us solve this ic and generous act — motor vehicle crashes. As a Post Offices will be at ironcountyhealth drives crime, we want to hear donating blood. result, the need for blood The Upper Peninsula open regular hours on New dept.org from you.” A single unit of blood increases.” Regional Blood Center, Gorno said that the can save as many as three In the past year, blood which supplies blood to 13 public tips received regard- lives. Trauma patients, donors provided life-saving hospitals in the U.P., is in ing a bull elk poached in transfusions for cancer and care to 2,549 patients critical need of all blood November helped identify Calendar surgical care, and blood across Aspirus’ four Upper types – O negative and B a suspect in that case. disorders, like sickle cell Peninsula hospitals in Lau- negative in particular. To Anyone with informa- disease, are the most com- rium, Ontonagon, Iron- help replenish their sup- tion regarding this poach- Email calendar items and Mercer Cribbage, 9:30- mon uses for blood. And wood and Iron River. A ply, a series of upcoming ing incident can contact community news to 11:30 a.m., Mercer Senior blood drives are scheduled [email protected]. Center. while donations are need- total of 2,196 units of red the DNR Law Enforcement For more information, call 906- Double Trouble, 11 a.m.- ed year-round to save lives, blood cells, 214 units of for December and January. Division at the DNR Cus- 932-2211. 12:30 p.m., Serenity Center, in winter, the demand is platelets and 139 units of A blood drive is taking tomer Service Center in Ironwood. place at the Ontonagon Thursday, Dec. 19 Mercer Food Pantry, even greater. plasma were administered Gaylord at 989-732-3541, noon-1 p.m., Railroad Street, “During the holidays for different injuries and Area Schools from 10 a.m. Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, or call or text the Report Mercer, Wis. Emergencies: to 2 p.m., on Tuesday, Jan. Ironwood Memorial Building. especially, fewer people illnesses. Each part of the 715-476-7655. All Poaching hotline at Gogebic-Ontonagon donate because they’re blood plays a critical role 21, 2020. Alcoholics Anonymous/ 800-292-7800, available Community Action Agency Al-Anon, noon, Salem Luther- busy traveling, schedules in helping patients heal For more information food commodity distribution 24/7 year-round. Informa- an Church, Ironwood. are hectic and our U.P. win- and recover. about upcoming blood for seniors, Bergland Lake tion can be left anony- area74.org. Gogebic Senior Center, 9:45- ters are less than favorable “We cannot thank our drives, or to set one up, Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. mously; monetary rewards 10 a.m. EST; White Pine Town- call the U.P. Regional EST, Ontonagon United for driving,” said Christina volunteer donors enough are available for informa- ship Hall, 10:20-10:35 a.m. Methodist Church basement, Asiala, Aspirus Upper for their generosity and Blood Center at 906-449- EST; Ontonagon Holy Family tion that leads to the arrest next to Holiday gas station, Catholic Church, 11-11:45 a.m. Peninsula Regional Direc- compassion for wanting to 1450 or 800-491-4483 Ontonagon. area74.org. and conviction of viola- EST; Mass City Resource Cen- tor of Laboratory Services. make a positive difference (GIVE). Alcoholics Anonymous, tors. ter, 1:15-1:45 p.m. EST. 7:30 p.m., Our Lady of Peace Gogebic County Veterans Catholic Church, Ironwood. Service Officer, 10:30-11:30 area74.org. a.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 Play ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ flies to Madison Square Garden p.m., Watersmeet Township; Saturday, Dec. 21 2:45-3:15 p.m., Marenisco By MARK KENNEDY Township. 906-667-1110. Union Station Food has been performed at the dents from all five bor- sent, led by Ed Harris as Alcoholics Anonymous, Pantry and Northern Food AP Entertainment Writer venue nicknamed “The oughs will get to see it for Atticus Finch. Harris told noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Bank, 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., NEW YORK (AP) – The World’s Most Famous free, courtesy of the Scott The AP he was thrilled by Ironwood. area74.org. 252 E. Ayer St., Ironwood. Mended Hearts and Dia- Alcoholics Anonymous, hit play “To Kill a Mocking- Arena,” which has hosted Rudin-led production and the prospect, especially betes Support Group, 2 p.m., 11 a.m., Salem Lutheran bird” is busting out of concerts by members of James L. Dolan, the execu- with such a powerful play. Aspirus Grand View Hospital Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Broadway – and dunking the Beatles, boxing bouts tive chairman and CEO of “It is also an honor to be conference area, Ironwood. Community Pickleball 906-932-2443. Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer at Madison Square Garden. between Joe Frazier and The Madison Square Gar- performing ‘To Kill a Mock- Bessemer Area Historical School gymnasium. 715-776- For one night only in Muhammad Ali and “The den Company. The tickets ingbird’ in front of thou- Society, 2 p.m., 403 Sophie 4588. February, the stage adapta- Concert for Bangladesh” in are being distributed by sands of New York City St., Bessemer. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 tion of Harper Lee’s iconic 1971. the city’s education depart- school kids. We know it Regional Hospice Grief p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Support Group, 2 p.m., Com- Ironwood. area74.org. book will be performed The play’s usual Broad- ment. will be a once-in-a-lifetime fort Inn, conference room, Iron- Sunday, Dec. 22 exclusively for 18,000 pub- way home is the 1,435-seat The entire current event – for all of us,” he wood. lic school children free of Shubert Theatre, where it is Broadway cast will be pre- said. SMART Recovery, 4:30 p.m., 101 E. Mary St., Besse- Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 charge at the home of the routinely sold out and mer. p.m., closed meeting, Salem New York Knicks and commands an average tick- Wakefield Chamber of Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Mercer Health and Well- Rangers. et price of $162. But on Candlelight Snow Shoe Walk Commerce, 6 p.m., Wakefield The move marks the Municipal Building. ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Feb. 26, thousands of mid- Alcoholics Anonymous, Mercer Community Center. first time a Broadway play dle and high school stu- Saturday, Dec. 28 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Narcotics Anonymous, 7 Church, Hurley. area74.org. p.m., Wesley United Methodist 6pm to 8pm - $5 Donation Requested Gogebic County Council Church, Ironwood. ? ? of Veteran Affairs, 6:30 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous, WALK, SNOWSHOE, SKI Bessemer VFW. 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Join Us For An Early ? ? Knights of Columbus Church, Bessemer. 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Minority while before GOP lawmakers finally Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor Leader Charles Schumer grabbed got it back on track. control of the debate Monday with It is not beyond imagination that demands for what he called “fair- Byron a Senate impeachment trial, were it ness” in the president’s trial. York controlled by Schumer and his Schumer wants the Senate to Democratic colleagues, might take a In Their Opinion allow testimony from four witnesses similarly unforeseen course. Beyond the House did not interview: former new witnesses, there are plenty of Want reform? national security adviser John ways that could happen. Bolton; acting White House chief of able offense. For example: On Monday, lawyers staff Mick Mulvaney; key Mulvaney In other words, they will come up for the House Judiciary Committee Empower people aide Robert Blair; and Office of Man- with a number of good arguments – told a federal court it is essential agement and Budget official Michael perhaps not good arguments to that grand-jury materials from spe- Party in power will always swat away change if it Duffey. House Democratic impeach- Charles Schumer, but good argu- cial counsel Robert Mueller’s Trump- smells like a threat. ers wanted the men to testify, but ments to Republicans – not to have Russia investigation be given to Beloit state Rep. Mark Spreitzer, along with Sen. after the White House, claiming priv- any more witnesses. House investigators. Why? Because it Mark Miller, wants Wisconsin to switch to what is ilege, refused, House leaders chose Schumer is not trying to convince might help the impeachment effort. called ranked-choice voting – sometimes called not to try to force them to appear. all 53 Senate Republicans to support “If the House approves articles of Instant Runoff Voting. Going to court to compel their testi- his proposal. He just needs four. impeachment,” the lawyers argued, Basically, it works this way. Rather than picking mony, Democrats said, would take There are 47 Democrats in the Sen- “relevant grand-jury material that candidate A or B in a given election, the voter too much time. ate. If Schumer can persuade four the committee obtains in this litiga- expresses ranked preferences – first choice, second Now Schumer wants the witness- GOP senators to join Democrats, tion could be used during the subse- choice, sometimes more. When votes are tallied the es simply to forget about privilege they’ll have a majority of 51 and can quent Senate proceedings.” idea is to reach a winner able to command a majori- questions and testify in the Senate force the calling of new witnesses. If the Judiciary Committee ty by moving through various phases of ranked trial. (Of course, Schumer is counting on receives the information, there is lit- choices until that happens. “How, on such a weighty matter, Democrats voting as a bloc against tle doubt its leaders will work with It’s not necessarily as complicated as it sounds, could we avoid hearing this, could the president, which is probably a Senate Democrats to create the but some worry change could create a certain level of we go forward without hearing it?” good bet.) impression that there is new evi- confusion and perhaps adversely impact turnout. Schumer asked at a news conference If Schumer gets what he wants, it dence so compelling that it absolute- There are both pros and cons to these systems, Monday. “I haven’t seen a single seems hard to believe that will be ly must be included in the impeach- which have been used elsewhere without serious good argument about why these wit- the end of it. The request for more ment trial. And if Republicans dis- problems. nesses shouldn’t testify – unless the witnesses appears designed to lead agree – what are they trying to hide? But let’s look beneath the surface. president has something to hide and not to closure, but to re-opening the Indeed, Schumer and his col- Two Democrats are advocating for the reform. As his supporters want that information case against Trump in this way: If leagues have prepared the way to with previous major electoral initiatives – gerryman- hidden.” Democrats can introduce new testi- characterize any move to limit the dering reform, voter ID and others – one party seems Republicans will respond that the mony in the trial, they can say the trial’s scope as an effort to hide to push for it while the other steadfastly opposes. Senate is not the place for fact-find- new testimony has raised new ques- wrongdoing from the American peo- Odds are very high the same fate awaits ranked- ing – that is, for senators to become tions that will require new investiga- ple. “To engage in a trial without the choice voting, which seems unlikely even to get a investigators and do what the House tion. And new investigation will facts coming out is to engage in a hearing in the legislature where Spreitzer, Miller and declined to do. require more new witnesses, which cover-up,” he said Monday. their Democrat colleagues are the minority. Some will also note that the will surely lead to more new ques- The bottom line is, Republicans Let’s be fair, by the way, to the Republican major- House chose not to seek the appoint- tions, which ... should not believe for one minute ity. Democrats could have made this and other ment of an outside investigator – a Call it the Brett Kavanaugh model that the campaign to remove the changes a few years ago when both houses of the leg- special counsel – to establish what of impeachment. During the president will rely only on the case islature and the governor were controlled by them. happened in the Trump-Ukraine Supreme Court justice’s confirma- Democrats have built in the House. They did not. Why? The same reason Republicans matter, and the Senate is ill- tion process, a hearing had already Schumer and other party leaders will are just fine with the way things are today. equipped to play that role. been held and Kavanaugh appeared scramble for new information to It’s working for them. Many will also argue that the on the way to joining the court. throw at the president, and at It’s not a coincidence that political parties seem to facts of the case do not align with Then, up popped a new allegation – Republicans, until it is over. The discover the joys of reform only when they are on the the Democratic accusation of the Christine Blasey-Ford story – GOP, and the White House, need to outside looking in at the halls of power. When the bribery, and more testimony will not and Democrats demanded the case be ready. status quo is working in their favor, reform is a dirty change that. Others will argue that be re-opened, witnesses be inter- Byron York is chief political corre- word. they don’t believe what the president viewed, evidence be gathered, time spondent for The Washington Examin- Do we believe ranked-choice voting deserves seri- did rises to the level of an impeach- be taken for more investigation. er. ous debate and consideration? Sure. Even though it won’t get it. Today in history But, moreover, the ideological logjam is why we have concluded the only reform that really would matter is adding Wisconsin to the list of states that By The Associated Press have citizen initiative and referendum. That’s the pro- Today’s Highlight in History cess which allows citizens to pose a binding referen- On Dec. 19, 1998, Presi- dum question, gather sufficient signatures to force it dent Bill Clinton was impeached by the Republican- onto a statewide ballot, with an outcome politicians controlled House for perjury must accept. It would take a constitutional change and obstruction of justice (he but few, we believe, can question the obvious: Expect- was subsequently acquitted by ing politicians to get tough reforms done – the kind the Senate). On this date that might endanger themselves or their majority – is In 1777, during the Ameri- hoping for what never was and what never will be. can Revolutionary War, Gen. The political class takes care of itself, first. George Washington led his On that, if nothing else, there’s bipartisan agree- army of about 11,000 men to ment. Valley Forge, Pennsylvania, to camp for the winter. Just imagine, though. If citizens could force bind- In 1946, war broke out in ing ballot questions they might choose ranked-choice Indochina as troops under Ho voting. Or prohibiting partisan gerrymandering in Chi Minh launched favor of nonpartisan redistricting. Or – the Holy widespread attacks against the French. Grail – term limits. In 1950, Gen. Dwight D. That’s real reform. Eisenhower was named com- –Beloit Daily News mander of the military forces of the North Atlantic Treaty Orga- burned beneath the ruins of the weekend. Today’s Birthdays nization. World Trade Center in New Five years ago: President Former game show contes- In 1960, fire broke out on York City for the previous three Barack Obama said Sony Pic- tant Herb Stempel is 93. the hangar deck of the nearly months were declared extin- tures Entertainment “made a Actress Elaine Joyce is 76. completed aircraft carrier USS guished except for a few scat- mistake” in shelving “The Inter- Actor Tim Reid is 75. Paleon- Thought for Today Constellation at the New York tered hot spots. view,” a satirical film about a tologist Richard E. Leakey is Naval Shipyard; 50 civilian In 2002, Secretary of State plot to assassinate North 75. Musician John McEuen is “He that jokes confesses.” workers were killed. Colin Powell declared Iraq in Korea’s leader; Sony defended 74. Singer Janie Fricke is 72. — Italian proverb In 1974, Nelson A. Rocke- “material breach” of a U.N. dis- its decision, saying it had no Jazz musician Lenny White is feller was sworn in as the 41st armament resolution. choice but to cancel the film’s 70. Actor Mike Lookinland is vice president of the United In 2003, design plans were Christmas Day theatrical 59. Actor Scott Cohen is 58. States in the U.S. Senate unveiled for the signature release because the country’s Actress Jennifer Beals is 56. chamber by Chief Justice War- skyscraper — a 1,776-foot top theater chains had pulled Actor Robert MacNaughton is Letters Policy ren Burger with President Ger- glass tower — at the site of the out in the face of threats. 53. Magician Criss Angel is 52. ald R. Ford looking on. World Trade Center in New One year ago: President Rock musician Klaus Eichstadt The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters In 1975, John Paul Stevens York City. Donald Trump announced that (Ugly Kid Joe) is 52. Actor Ken should deal with matters of current, public interest. We reserve was sworn in as an Associate In 2008, citing imminent all 2,000 U.S. troops in Syria Marino is 51. Actor Elvis Nolas- the right to reject any letter and to edit those that are to be pub- Justice of the U.S. Supreme danger to the national econo- would be leaving that country, co is 51. Rock musician Kevin lished. Please avoid name-calling or personal attacks. Court. my, President George W. Bush a move that sparked alarm and Shepard is 51. Actor Derek Letters should be no longer than 400 words. An address In 1986, the Soviet Union ordered an emergency bailout outrage from Republican law- Webster is 51. Actress Kristy and phone number must be included for verification purposes. announced it had freed dissi- of the U.S. auto industry. makers and prompted the res- Swanson is 50. Model Tyson Election-related letters advocating for or against a candi- dent Andrei Sakharov from Ten years ago: A U.N. cli- ignation of Defense Secretary Beckford is 49. Actress Amy date, ballot measure or political party will be considered ads internal exile, and pardoned mate conference in Copen- Jim Mattis; Trump explained Locane is 48. Pro Football Hall and are subject to a charge of $25 for the first 7 inches and his wife, Yelena Bonner. hagen ended with a nonbind- the decision by declaring victo- of Famer Warren Sapp is 47. $10 for each additional inch thereafter. They are also limited to Lawrence E. Walsh was ing accord to show for two ry against the Islamic State Actress Rosa Blasi is 47. 400 words. appointed independent coun- weeks of debate and frustra- group. The Federal Reserve Actress Alyssa Milano is 47. Letters may be mailed to Letters to the Editor, Daily Globe, sel to investigate the Iran-Con- tion; the deal was brokered by raised its key interest rate for Actress Tara Summers is 40. 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood MI 49938; emailed to: tra affair. President Barack Obama, who the fourth time in 2018 to Actor Jake Gyllenhaal is 39. [email protected]; or faxed to 906-932-4211. In 1997, James Cameron’s attended the conference on its reflect the economy’s contin- Actress Marla Sokoloff is 39. Brief, thank-you letters will be considered for our Saturday epic film “Titanic” opened in final day. A snowstorm para- ued strength, but signaled that Rapper Lady Sovereign is 34. “Bouquets” column. U.S. theaters. lyzed much of the eastern U.S. it expected to slow its rate Journalist Ronan Farrow is 32. In 2001, the fires that had on the last holiday shopping hikes in 2019. Actor Nik Dodani is 26.

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PUBLISHEREXECUTIVE ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna Kallas yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 Award Winning Newspaper Published daily Monday - Saturday ADVERTISING DIRECTOR (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Heidi Ofstad Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 2019 5 HIT hosts Blue Canvas Orchestra Record By LARRY HOLCOMBE POLICE REPORTS man for operating a vehicle by a 75-year-old Hurley [email protected] City of Ironwood while intoxicated following a woman. IRONWOOD – Joyful sounds of the On Dec. 10, at 7:15 a.m., crash on U.S. 45 in ——— Michigan State Police troopers Watersmeet, according to a The MSP responded to car- Christmas season will continue at the His- arrested a 29-year-old Besse- MSP report. deer crashes on Friday on M- toric Ironwood Theatre this week. mer woman on a warrant fol- ——— 28 in Bergland Township and Coming off last weekend’s Community lowing a traffic stop on Lake On Friday at 11:50 a.m., on Sunday on M-28 near Christmas show and the Luther L. Wright Street in Ironwood, according MSP troopers responded to a Bruce Crossing, according to to a MSP report. larceny complaint from a MSP reports. High School band concert on Monday, the ——— Brotherton Street resident in Ontonagon County holiday hits just keep coming as LLW’s band of characters brings with them their On Dec. 10, at 4:40 p.m., Wakefield, according to a MSP On Sunday at 10:45 a.m., Accent! will perform on the HIT stage on Gogebic County Sheriff’s report. MSP troopers responded to a years of comradely and exquisite musi- Department deputies respond- ——— call about a vehicle in the ditch Friday at 7 p.m., followed by the Blue Can- cianship,” said a spokesman. “Expect an ed to a complaint that a neigh- On Saturday at 1:43 p.m., on M-28 in Stannard Town- vas Christmas show on Sunday at 4 p.m. evening of beautiful voices blending har- bor had left garbage on the GCSD deputies stopped a 92- ship, according to a MSP The Blue Canvas Christmas features monies as only singers with decades of roadside for two weeks on year-old Wakefield man driving report. Snow Strauss Lane in Iron- a 2013 Jeep Patriot for disre- ANIMAL COMPLAINTS the eight-piece house band of the Lake singing together can; amazing arrange- wood. According to a GCSD garding a stop light on Moore City of Ironwood Superior Big Top Chautauqua in Bayfield, ments for violin and cello, transforming report, the homeowner was Street in Bessemer, according On Dec. 11, at 11:30 a.m., Wis. Producers call the show “a joyful col- music from Vivaldi to Bob Dylan to Jack- over the garbage service bag to a GCSD report. GCSD deputies responded to laboration of some of Wisconsin’s finest limit and the matter was turned ——— a stray cat complaint at Suther- son Browne to Randy Sabien and his own over to the city blight officer. On Sunday at 8:30 p.m., land and South Curry streets in holiday music loving musicians” and “a original, “Boogie-woogie Christmas.” ——— GCSD deputies arrested a 25- Ironwood. According to a seasonal musical performance that’s The evening will also include strolls On Saturday at 2:20 a.m., year-old Chicago man for driv- GCSD report, a deputy trans- bound to fill your hearts with holiday MSP troopers arrested a 19- ing while license suspended ported the gray and white cat down nostalgia lane with group member year-old Ironwood man for following a traffic stop for to H.O.P.E. animal shelter. cheer.” Tom Mitchell’s readings of Charles Dick- operating a vehicle while intox- excessive speed on Lead Gogebic County The evening will feature old songs, new ens and Clement Clarke Moore; and lots icated on Frederick Street in Street and Peck Street in On Dec. 8, at 4:40 p.m., songs, holiday classics, instrumentals and and lots of laughter, said a spokesman. the city of Ironwood, according Bessemer, according to a GCSD deputies responded to an audience sing-along. to a MSP report. GCSD report. a complaint of a stray black lab The performance is sponsored in part ——— ACCIDENTS in the area of Highland Avenue Blue Canvas Orchestra Musical Direc- by the Michigan Council for Arts and Cul- The MSP responded to four Gogebic County at Verona Road in Ramsay. tor Ed Willett said the show is meant to tural Affairs. medical assist calls on Dec. 9 On Dec. 10, at 8:10 a.m., The caller captured the dog transport the audience to a home filled and Dec. 11 in Ironwood Town- MSP troopers responded to a and wrote down the veterinari- Other events planned for the theatre ship, and on Thursday and Fri- two-car crash on Lake Road in an tag information before it got with family, music and good fun. “It’s as if include the Garland City Chamber Play- day in Wakefield, according to Ironwood Township. No crash loose again, according to a your favorite aunts, uncles, nieces and ers returning for another performance in MSP reports. The GCSD details were in the MSP report. GCSD report. nephews all happened to be fantastic the HIT’s Mezzanine on Sunday, Dec. 29 responded to medical assist ——— ——— calls on Thursday and Satur- On Dec. 10, at 4:05 p.m., On Dec. 11, at 5:30 p.m., musicians, and they showed up at your at 3 p.m., the Sisu Ski Fest wrap up party day in Ironwood, and Monday GCSD deputies responded to GCSD deputies responded to place one Christmas night to enjoy your on Saturday, Jan. 11, featuring Copper in Bessemer, according to a parking lot crash at the Cari- a complaint that a neighbor’s company and to warm the rafters with Box – an accordion-fueled rock band GCSD reports. bou Lodge in Ironwood Town- dog was out in the cold all day some great music.” Gogebic County ship. According to a GCSD near Orchard Lane and Junet playing blues and ‘70s rock; and an ABBA A GCSD report said report, an Iron Belt man with a Road in Ironwood Township. “From the sublime to the raucous, this tribute band on Thursday, Jan. 20. deputies responded to a com- 1999 Isuzu Rodeo had backed According to a GCSD report, into a parked 2012 Chevrolet the deputy investigated and Supreme Court plaint of a parked SUV block- set),” he explained. ing a plow on Sunset Road, Cruz. found the dog was well cared Fab Lab declines opinion on west of Lake Road, in Iron- ——— for by its owners. Given the district wood Township on Dec. 10, at On Dec. 11, at 8:35 a.m., ——— already has the beginnings wage, sick laws 6 a.m. The owner was warned GCSD deputies responded to On Dec. 11, at 5:30 p.m., From page 1 of the makerspace pro- about overnight street parking a report of a tractor trailer GCSD deputies responded to LANSING (AP) – A before moving the car. blocking U.S. 2 near Veterans a complaint of two missing similar to those found in gram in place, Powell said divided Michigan Supreme ——— Drive in Wakefield, according dogs — one a husky and other cards that light up or play a that effort is further along Court declined Wednes- On Dec. 11, at 6:30 p.m., to a GCSD report. a wheaten doodle — near U.S. recording. than the district’s fab lab MSP troopers responded to a ——— 45 in Watersmeet Township. day to rule early on the larceny complaint from a GCSD responded to a The deputy contacted H.O.P.E. Under the terms of the but that he supported both constitutionality of Repub- Brotherton Street resident in report of a vehicle in the ditch animal shelter, according to a agreement approved Mon- ideas. licans’ lame-duck maneu- the city of Wakefield, according on U.S. 2 and Grandview Lane GCSD report, and no dogs to a MSP report. in Bessemer Township on Dec. were yet turned in matching day, the GOISD will pro- In other action at Mon- ver to weaken voter-pro- vide Ironwood with $1,400 day’s meeting, the board: ——— 11, at 2:45 p.m., according to a the description. posed minimum wage and On Thursday at 12:05 a.m., GCSD report. ——— for professional develop- –Approved signing con- paid sick leave laws, say- MSP troopers arrested a 19- ——— On Monday at 9:07 a.m., GCSD deputies responded to ment and $7,600 for pur- tracts with the three ing a decision should wait year-old Ironwood man for On Thursday at 11:15 a.m., chasing equipment and unions representing dis- driving without a license follow- GCSD deputies responded to a complaint of two dogs run- until a lawsuit is filed and ing a traffic stop on U.S. 2 in a two car crash on Grand View ning loose on North Sophie materials to be used in the trict employees. Along with reaches the justices. Bessemer, according to a MSP Lane and U.S. 2 in Bessemer Street at East Silver Street in makerspace and fab lab. some language changes, report. Township. According to a Bessemer. According to a In a 4-3 decision, the ——— GCSD report, a 53-year-old GCSD report, a deputy located At Monday’s meeting, the contracts include a .5% high court said it was not Powell said the GOISD On Thursday at 10:20 p.m., Wakefield woman driving a one brownish and white dog salary increase. Powell told persuaded that granting MPS troopers arrested a 60- 2005 Pontiac Bonneville slid and transported it to H.O.P.E. board wants to support the the Daily Globe that lawmakers’ request for a year-old Watersmeet Township into a 2019 Honda CRV, driven animal shelter. concepts locally and decid- because the district and rare advisory opinion Lottery ed to provide an equal the unions had previously would be an appropriate amount of funding to all agreed to extend the prior exercise of the court’s six of its member districts. contracts beyond their jurisdiction. 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PREMIUM l 6 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 2019 AREA / NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Obituaries Defiant Trump rallies supporters Walter Lukkarila as House impeaches him MASS CITY, Mich. – Walter Lukkarila, 84, of BATTLE CREEK (AP) – Mass City, passed away on Dec. 17, 2019. Defiant in the face of a his- Born on May 28, 1935, in Hancock, and raised in toric rebuke, President Mass City, Walter graduated from Mass High School Donald Trump rallied sup- in 1953 and then from Michigan Technological Uni- porters in Michigan on versity in 1958, with a Bachelor of Science in mining Wednesday night as the engineering. He began his mining career at the House voted to impeach White Pine Copper Mine as a underground miner in him, declaring, “It doesn’t 1957. really feel like we’re being impeached.” Walter married Mary Helen Trump took the stage Findley on April 29, 1961, and they just minutes before he resided in White Pine, where he became the third president built his first new home. He was in U.S. history to be the only child of Nicholas and impeached by the House of Elma (Aho) Lukkarila, who preced- Representatives. ed him. In a dramatic and dis- From the years 1968 to 1977, he cordant split-screen, worked for Pfizer as a quarry Trump emerged from a superintendent in Adams, Mass.; Walter mock fireplace at the plant manager in Canaan, Conn., Lukkarila Christmas-themed rally as 1935 — 2019 the debate in Washington and plant manager in Lucerne Val- was underway. He took ley, Calif. time to praise “the miracle He switched companies in 1980, and began as an of Christmas, the greatness area production manager for Conrock and pro- of America and the glory of gressed to vice president of operations and develop- God,” even as he slammed ment for the new company of CalMat, where he Democrats, accusing the worked until 1995. Prior to full retirement, Walter “radical left in Congress” of Associated Press created his own consulting company and worked on being “consumed with PRESIDENT DONALD Trump speaks during a campaign rally at Kellogg Arena, various mining projects throughout the United envy and hate and rage.” Wednesday, in Battle Creek. States. Aides had said Trump would wait to see the the Radical Left, Do Noth- Kellyanne Conway, fanned this is very sad that they Walter belonged to the Adventure Sports Club, House vote before coming White Pine and Great Barrington Lions Clubs, the ing Democrats, AND I DID out across Capitol Hill to are putting the country out to address the rally, but NOTHING WRONG!” bolster the president’s mes- through this.” Society of Mining Engineers and the Evergreen he appeared onstage early Trump wrote in one of 45 sage that impeachment is Conway said recent Cemetery Association; and was co-chairman of the and promised “the best tweets posted before noon. helping Republicans and polling and the influx of Mass City Area Centennial Committee and a lifelong speech you’ve ever heard” He asked his followers to damaging Democrats. Vice money suggest “this entire member of Camp Ogima. in a swing state that nar- “Say a PRAYER!” President Mike Pence got to exercise has blown up in He is survived by his wife of 58 years, Mary; son, rowly voted for him in As members of the Michigan ahead of Trump the Democrats’ face.” Polls Jay (spouse Arlene); daughter, Jane Thompson 2016. House debated the articles for a daylong bus tour indicate the public is (spouse Tom); son, Paul (spouse Michele) and son, While Trump and his of impeachment, Trump’s before the Battle Creek divided over whether Dave (spouse Pam). He is also survived by grand- aides have tried to brush urgency appeared to esca- rally. Trump should be children, Nicole, Kristiina, Ashlee, Sarah, Jack, Valo- off the significance of the late as he switched to all Serving as a warm-up impeached and removed vote – noting there is little capital letters: “SUCH act for Trump at the rally, from office, though opin- rie, Walter II, Samantha, Charles, Kyle, Kelly, Niko- chance he will be convicted lai, Kaylyn and Finn; and great-grandchildren, Tyler ATROCIOUS LIES BY THE Pence labeled the impeach- ions have generally by the Republican-con- RADICAL LEFT, DO ment drive “a disgrace” remained steady. and Izak. trolled Senate and removed NOTHING DEMOCRATS. and told the crowd that Trump’s campaign has The service will be Saturday, Dec. 21, at Cane from office – allies THIS IS AN ASSAULT ON Democrats were “trying to experienced a surge in con- Funeral Home in Ontonagon. Viewing will take nonetheless acknowledged AMERICA, AND AN impeach this president tributions and volunteers place from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m., with the service from that Trump has been angry ASSAULT ON THE REPUB- because they know they during the proceedings 11 to noon. Family and friends will then meet at the over the stain that LICAN PARTY!!!!” he can’t defeat this presi- and was hoping to raise an Konteka in White Pine for a light luncheon immedi- impeachment will leave on wrote. dent.” additional $2 million ately following the service. his legacy. The House considered He said Pelosi and the Wednesday ahead of the In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations Throughout the day, two articles of impeach- Democrats are “having votes. be made to Sonco Ambulance Company, P.O. Box Trump stared down the ment. The first charges him their say tonight, but the Trump, for his part, had impending vote as he has with abuse of power for Republican Senate is going plenty to say via tweet, 191, Bruce Crossing, MI 49912. every obstacle in his presi- Cane Funeral Home is helping the family with allegedly pressuring the to have their say in Jan- declaring that Democratic dency: by broadcasting his president of Ukraine to uary.” House Speaker Nancy arrangements. grievances via tweet. investigate his Democratic The president’s middle Pelosi “Will go down in his- While the White House rivals while crucial U.S. son, Eric, told reporters tory as worst Speaker.” He insisted Trump would be security aid was being during a campaign confer- also generously retweeted Patrick B. Krause busy working rather than withheld. The second ence call that he and other allies’ comments from his focused on the proceedings charges him with obstruc- Trump surrogates would favorite morning show, WAUSAU, Wis. – Patrick B. Krause, 63, of Iron- in the House, he spent tion of Congress for be working to target “Fox & Friends,” as the wood, Mich., passed away at Aspirus Wausau Hos- much of his day tweeting stonewalling investigative Democrats in districts his hosts sought to reassure pital, Tuesday, Dec. 17, 2019, after a lengthy illness. and retweeting, expressing efforts. father won in 2016. conservative voters that A full obituary to follow. Frick-Zielinski Funeral fury and disbelief. As the debate wore on, “We’re going to win this Trump remains in good Home is serving the family. “Can you believe that I Trump aides, including thing again. 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Navidad y Weihnachten Also, there will be a giant Festival, Friday from 9 a.m. Kerplunk game. until 2:15 p.m. There will be many The public is invited to more booths where people try some authentic foods will find crafts, hair braid- and beverages from his- ing, and games such as panic countries like Spain, Xbox béisbol and many the Carribean Islands, and limbo contests with T- Latin America. The shirts for prizes. “gitanas” (gypsies) from Each dollar will be the south of Spain will be worth 5 Euros which can available to tell your future. be exchanged at the casa de New this year will be the cambio/Wechsel (money German (Deutsch) speak- exchange) at the door. ing countries where you All community mem- can buy homemade pret- bers are encouraged to zels and authentic German attend throughout the day. How to enjoy flavors of season without derailing By The American these tips: Submitted photo Heart Association –Like eggnog? Fill your THE HUYBRECHT Family won a prize in the Candy Cane Parade in Mercer on Dec. 7. They called their entry the Staying healthy during glass mostly with low-fat or Ugly Sweater Carollers. Singers included from left, Amy (Huybrecht) Lee, Mable Ernst, Edith Huybrecht, Zack the holidays doesn’t mean skim milk and add a small Huybrecht, Alex Lee, Karen Kesterfeft, Anderson Lee, Baylie Huybrecht and Amber Wildcat. you can’t enjoy the parties amount of eggnog to get and celebrations. that noggy flavor but with Indulging a little won’t hurt fewer calories. – if you plan ahead for –If cocoa is your drink meals that are healthy, too. of choice, use low-fat or fat- Andy Serkis thinks world The key is to be pre- free hot chocolate mixes pared for the three-month with low-fat or nonfat milk period that begins with or hot water. needs new ‘Christmas Carol’ Halloween treats and –Halve your cocktails winds up with New Year’s by having a glass of water By HILARY FOX festivities. or sparkling water between Associated Press “We go from work, to each alcoholic drink. This the parties after work, to will leave less time or room LONDON (AP) – Wear- home, from October to Jan. to overindulge. ing a tall black hat, a heavy 1. It just doesn’t stop. And –What part of the bird mottled fur coat covered in that, for a lot of us, pre- do you like best? If you trinkets, a long beard and sents lots of roadblocks,” reach for the lighter pieces plenty of hair, Andy Serkis said registered dietitian of meat, they have fewer received a round of Annessa Chumbley. calories that the darker applause from the crew of To avoid the average ones. And, taking off the “A Christmas Carol’’ after holiday weight gain of up skin reduces fat and calo- thanking them for their to 3 pounds, people need ries. hard work on the set. to be mindful of what –You can still comple- An hour later, he they’re consuming. ment your meal with some emerged clean shaven and “I like to encourage peo- dressing. But, make sure to delighted to be “derigged” ple to stay true to their limit it to about 1/4 cup. from his garb as the Spirit goals, but to also live in the –Want your cake (or of Christmas Past – a moment,” said Chumbley. pie) and eat it too? Use the pagan-inspired look he “What we don’t want to do buddy system. Split your describes as “total sensory is the destructive mindset dessert with someone or deprivation.” of, ‘It’s the holidays, so I’m try bite-sized or half por- “I don’t think I’ve ever not going to abide by any- tions. worn such an uncomfort- thing.’” –Compare the labels of able costume,’’ said Serkis. Thinking ahead can your holiday ingredients. “The costume’s really keep you out of a food fog Choose items with lower heavy. I’ve got an eye which later. sodium, saturated fat and is kind of a milky eye “Do a little bit of mental added sugars. And use low- which I have no peripheral preparation,” she said. fat or nonfat milk instead vision out of the right-hand Associated Press “Know what flavors you of whole milk or heavy side of my face. I’ve got THIS PHOTOGRAPH provided by FX Networks shows actors Guy Pearce as Ebenez- like best, so that way you cream. long fingernails.” er Scrooge, left, and Andy Serkis in character as the Spirit of Christmas Past in the can enjoy the things that –Replace salt with It didn’t help that this movie ‘A Christmas Carol.’ Actor Andy Serkis says the FX Original version of the you want to enjoy in a herbs and spices. Replace festive offering was shot classic Dickens tale is plugged into the modern zeitgeist. Serkis plays the ghost of small amount, then move butter with a healthier veg- during a heat wave in July. Christmas Past and Guy Pearce plays a tormented Scrooge. on and not feel guilty.” etable oil (Chumbley Even the colder night For example, if you love prefers avocado or algae shoots were no relief. “I trements,” this was a pro- versions of his work. cliché of presenting a Dick- pumpkin pie, there’s noth- oil) or substitute equal thought, I’ve got the best ject Serkis couldn’t turn “At the end of the day, ensian character. He wants ing wrong with having a parts unsweetened apple- costume, I don’t need a down. who needs another Christ- him to be totally emotional- slice. But she cautions sauce when baking. warm set coat. But then it Coming from “Peaky mas Carol?” he asked. ly truthful, very, very sub- against eating it all season –Use half wheat and started raining and I real- Blinders” creator Steven “There’s so many ‘Christ- tly pulled back. It’s a long. Instead, go for health- half white flour in your ized when my costume Knight, this version of the mas Carols’ and there’s so tightrope, but he’s avoided ier options with the same baking recipes to work in started getting wet, it classic Charles Dickens many versions of every all of the trappings of any pumpkin flavor like a more healthy whole grains. weighed about five times as story was “plugged into the Dickens story. But when version of this character pumpkin spice smoothie Also, don’t forget to much,” Serkis said. zeitgeist,’’ Serkis said. The you have a production I’ve seen before. He’s really or homemade pumpkin pie keep moving all season. Serkis, who is perhaps script appealed to him, he company and a writer and very mean-spirited, yet granola. Or, spoon canned Activity can help make up best-known as the actor said, because although it a creative team that have still, a grain of you feels pumpkin into Greek for eating more than usual. behind the computer- told the tale “through a such a unique and specific some empathy toward him, yogurt with toasted But perhaps most enhanced character of Gol- 19th century lens, it feels take on the source materi- even though he’s incredi- pecans, she said. important, Chumbley said, lum in “The Lord of the incredibly contemporary – al, then it’s something bly hard and refuses to be To slim down other sea- is to incorporate healthy Rings’’ and “Hobbit’’ films, philosophically and emo- you’d love to be involved in drawn into any kind of an sonal favorites, follow habits year-round. talked to the Associated tionally and politically.” for sure.” emotional release,” Serkis Press on set in Hertford- “Everything is transac- Also on the set, Pearce’s said. shire, England, after wrap- tional in the world of Scrooge looked pale, tor- As for modern-day par- Raphael show opens ping his part in the produc- Scrooge. Everything has a mented by his past. In his allels, when asked which tion of “A Christmas Carol’’ currency and a value and a hand-sewn, Victorian-tai- political figures could ben- with famous Madonnas last summer. monetary value. So, I think lored costume, he looked efit from Dickens’ lesson He described shaving that sort of ultra or uber quite different from the on altruism, Serkis laughs. BERLIN (AP) – Berlin is son’s fate. off the heavy beard as “joy- capitalist view is very stripy bed socks, night cap “I don’t think the imagi- opening the first of three The exhibition’s center- ous.” much what Steven has and comedic grumpy nation has to stray too far Raphael exhibitions this piece is a tondo, or round “I feel so much better,” been trying to grapple demeanor of many other really ... There are quite a week as the art world cele- painting, called “Terranuo- he said. “My son will speak with,” Serkis said. interpretations. few who could do with hav- brates the 500th anniver- va Madonna” from about to me now.” Serkis loves Dickens Serkis thinks Pearce’s ing the mirror held up to sary of the Renaissance 1505 that Raphael created Despite the discomfort and isn’t surprised there portrayal is something fresh. themselves, put it that master’s death next year. shortly after his arrival in of his “facial accou- have been so many screen “He’s so wary of the way.” Five paintings of the Florence. It shows Madon- Virgin Mary and her son na with her child, sur- With focus on past and future, Alabama wraps up bicentennial that are usually not exhibit- rounded by the infant St. ed in the same space are all John and an unknown MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) – focus on ordinary people, showing toward justice.” on display in one room at child with a halo. Alabama blew out 200 candles on its “history is made every day by people Orr said Alabama’s history is the city’s Gemaeldegalerie “The big Raphael year birthday cake Saturday, as officials like us.” “marked by much that is good, but museum. In addition, 2020 is already starting in and residents gathered to celebrate Alabama was admitted as the also scarred entirely too much by that Raphael’s famous “The Berlin in December 2019,” the state’s bicentennial in Mont- 22nd state on Dec. 14, 1819. Orr which is not.” He urged Alabamians Madonna of the Pinks” will the director of the gomery. noted it was not only the 200th to build on their past but not be be on loan from the Gemaeldegalerie, Michael Gov. Kay Ivey spoke and a series anniversary of the state, but the bound by it. National Gallery in Lon- Eissenhauer, told reporters of monuments picturing the state’s 170th anniversary of the fire that “Although history shaped who we don for the exhibition on Wednesday. “The show history were unveiled in a park destroyed the first state capitol build- are today, it does not control our called “Raphael in Berlin. gives a precise view on across the street from the state capi- ing constructed after the seat of gov- future,” Orr said. “As we begin Alaba- The Madonnas of the Raphael before he became tol. ernment moved to Montgomery from ma’s third century this very day, our Gemaeldegalerie.” the star artist at the Vati- “It’s such a brief time in the histo- Tuscaloosa. future is in our hands.” The six paintings can.” ry of the world,” the Republican Ivey Orr noted that outside the second As part of the program, Ivey said belong to Raphael’s early Raphael was born in told those gathered outside the capi- building, which stands today, Jeffer- she received a letter written by then- works from the beginning 1483 in Urbino and died at tol. “And yet, during these many son Davis took his oath of office as Gov. Albert Brewer in 1969. She said of the 16th century and the age of 37 in Rome. years that parallel the life of our great president of the Confederacy in 1861, she in turn would be writing a letter depict Madonna and her Together with Michelange- state, Alabamians have been at the George Wallace delivered an inaugu- to her successor in 2069 to be sealed child in different varia- lo and Leonardo da Vinci, forefront of so many pivotal events ral in which he proclaimed “segrega- in a new time capsule the city of tions. One shows Jesus on he is one of the most that have shaped not only America, tion forever” in 1963, and then only Montgomery is creating his mother’s lap with pink famous Italian artists of the but also the world.” two years later, Martin Luther King Jr. “We are continuing forward the flowers in his hands, Renaissance period. The 16 bronze plaques, each on a spoke at the end of the Selma to legacy of our great state and continue another with a goldfinch The presentation takes base of Alabama granite, depict Montgomery voting rights march. In to seek ways to make Alabama even on his leg. On most of the a historical look at the col- scenes from the state’s history. State that speech on the back of a flatbed better,” Ivey said. paintings Mary has a lection of the Berlin muse- Sen. Arthur Orr, a Decatur Republi- truck, King famously asked: “How Over the prior two years, the state solemn look, as if she ums, showing works by the can who has chaired the bicentennial long? Not long, because the arc of the has held celebrations in all 67 coun- already knew about her “young Raphael.” celebration, said the bronze reliefs moral universe is long, but it bends ties. l 8 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 2019 NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Walk-in clinics for opioid addiction offer meds first, fast OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) – Every time she got out of jail, Jamie Cline started hustling again for heroin, driven by an addiction she didn’t understand. “You want to get clean so bad. You know some- thing’s killing you and you can’t stop,” said the 33- year-old who used heroin for 10 years. This spring was differ- ent. While in a jail work- release program, she took a medication called Associated Press buprenorphine. It quieted IN THIS Nov. 14, 2019 photo, Jamie Cline holds key fobs that mark her days of sobri- a voice in her brain that ety and recovery from her days of using heroin as she waits for an appointment at told her to keep using. the Olympia Bupe Clinic at the Capital Recovery Center, in Olympia, Wash., which Associated Press When she got out of jail, helps people addicted to heroin and other opiates get prescriptions for buprenor- THIS SATURDAY photo taken by an aerial survey team she headed for an Olympia phine, a medicine that prevents withdrawal sickness. from Clearwater Marine Aquarium shows a right clinic where a doctor is whale calf and its mother swimming in the Atlantic working to spread a philos- received a promotion and a son will stay in treat- He got his first bupe Ocean near Sapelo Island, Ga. ophy called “medication raise, rebuilt relationships, ment. prescription at Neighbor- first.” The surprising found a room in a sober But finding a prescriber care Health, a free down- approach scraps require- house and is proud to dis- without a waiting list is dif- town clinic. Once stabi- 1st newborn right whale of ments for counseling, absti- play a chain of “Clean & ficult. Guidelines say bupe lized, he found a spot in a nence or even a commit- Serene” key fobs she should be used alongside sober home with help from ment to recovery. earned from Narcotics counseling, which some a caseworker. calving season seen off Georgia Instead, it starts with Anonymous. She takes doctors don’t feel equipped “Now I’ve got a little SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) – release. fast access to prescribed buprenorphine twice daily. to provide. room in a house I share The first newborn right Researchers have medicine that prevents “I’ve got my life back,” Success stories have with seven other guys.” On whale of the winter calving become increasingly wor- withdrawal sickness. After she said. convinced some experts bupe, Martyn said, “I don’t season has been spotted off ried about right whales’ patients start feeling better, The opioid crisis now that buprenorphine should get that high feeling. And the coast of Georgia. prospects for survival as they choose their next kills more Americans than be available in homeless that’s OK.” The critically endan- deaths in recent years steps. car crashes and is estimat- camps, syringe exchanges Critics worry medica- gered whales migrate each have outpaced births. In St. Louis, Seattle and ed to cost more than $500 and anywhere people use tion-first clinics will add to winter to warmer waters of Seven right whales calves San Francisco, people with billion a year. The epidem- drugs. the flood of opioids on the the southeastern U.S. coast were recorded last winter opioid addictions can start ic is driving new treatment “This is an obvious street. to give birth. Scientists esti- during daily survey flights medication on their first strategies for the 2 million thing to do,” said Universi- The tactic could also mate just over 400 North offshore of Georgia and day of treatment. Early Americans addicted to opi- ty of Washington lead to a false understand- Atlantic right whales Florida. Meanwhile, at research suggests the oids. researcher Caleb Banta- ing of addiction, said remain, making each new- least 10 right whales were approach can change lives. Bupe, as it’s known, Green. Atlanta-based counselor born calf crucial to avoid- found dead in 2019. Three But it will be a tough sell isn’t new. Approved to treat Martyn is a 57-year-old Samson Teklemariam, who ing extinction. had been struck by ships, elsewhere: Nearly two- opioid addiction in 2002, it former heroin user who directs training for An aerial survey team and one died after becom- thirds of U.S. treatment blocks the effect of other goes by one name. He was NAADAC, the Association spotted the first mother- ing entangled in fishing centers don’t offer anti- opioids and eases with- living in a Seattle homeless for Addiction Profession- and-calf pair of the 2019- gear. addiction drugs and there’s drawal. It’s an opioid, but camp known as the Jungle, als. 2020 season Monday in The 2017-2018 calving resistance to easy access. an imperfect fit for the running errands for drug “You’re promising the waters off Sapelo Island, season ended with no right Within two weeks of brain’s receptors, so its dealers. public a cure,” Teklemari- about 50 miles south of whale births recorded – walking into the Olympia effect is mild and it doesn’t “Toward the end, you’re am said. “There’s not a pill Savannah, the Georgia the only year not even a clinic, Cline had a job at a cause a high. It also lowers not trying to get high any- that you can take to allevi- Department of Natural single calf has been seen in millwork shop. 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(AP) – and the Milwaukee Bucks chose to recover from the end The turnovers were unchar- of their 18-game winning streak at a medium-security acteristic for No. 15 Michi- Wisconsin state prison. gan State. The rebounding, Two days before an anticipated showdown with the well, that has been a staple Los Angeles Lakers, the team was scheduled for a "play- for the Spartans for a very er individual day" Tuesday – usually used for individuals long time. to get extra training or medical treatment. Instead, the Cassius Winston scored players opted to hear stories from inmates at the Racine 21 points and Xavier Till- Correctional Institution. man and Gabe Brown led a "I wasn't seeing guys that made mistakes," Antetok- dominant effort on the ounmpo said. "I was just seeing humans, humans that glass, helping Michigan were laughing, that were trying hard, humans that State hold off Northwestern shared their stories. That really touched me and I real- for a 77-72 win on Wednes- ized sometimes we take things for granted. That's not day night. going to happen again." The Spartans (8-3, 2-0 Antetokounmpo, his older brother, Thanasis, and Big Ten) turned it over 16 other Milwaukee teammates Sterling Brown, Kyle Korver, times, just one shy of their George Hill, Pat Connaughton and D.J. Wilson traveled season high set during Sat- about 30 miles south of Milwaukee to the prison to take urday's 72-49 victory part in the "Play for Justice" initiative, which brings against Oakland. But Till- together NBA teams and inmates at correctional facilities man and Brown each across the country. The event, organized by Represent grabbed 10 boards, fueling Justice, One Community and the Anti-Recidivism Coali- a 48-24 rebounding advan- tion, sets out to break down stigmas associated with indi- tage. viduals – disproportionately people of color and the "Rebounding is impor- poor – who are impacted by the criminal justice system. tant to us," coach Tom Izzo The event was launched alongside the upcoming film, said. "Just Mercy," about a wrongfully convicted black man on Winston went 8 for 16 death row in Alabama. from the field in the Spar- The Sacramento Kings held the first "Play for Justice" tans' 11th consecutive victo- event last week at Folsom State Prison in California. ry against the Wildcats. He Milwaukee coach Mike Budenholzer, some of his also moved into 12th on the assistants and former NBA player Caron Butler – born in school's career scoring list Racine – also attended as some of the more than 1,600 with 1,601 points, passing incarcerated men shared stories of crimes and mistakes Morris Peterson (1,588) that changed their lives. and Raymar Morgan "Whenever you're around anything that's powerful, (1,597). that's bigger than you, that makes you think about how The senior guard do we make a difference in life and other people's lives, bounced back nicely after and makes you think about other people, I think it he had just nine points on makes our team think about their teammates or how 3-for-13 shooting during they could be doing something maybe better for each the win against the Golden other and be more empathetic toward each other," Associated Press Grizzlies. Budenholzer said. DETROIT PISTONS forward Blake Griffin (23) is guarded by Toronto Raptors for- "Tonight we made some Each player also shared stories of their respective ward Pascal Siakam (43) during the first half Wednesday in Detroit. huge runs, we made some journeys, recalling childhoods in broken homes or plays and then we let it slip impoverished environments. Brown has a federal civil away like that," Winston rights lawsuit against the Milwaukee Police Department Lowry has triple-double in said. "We can't do that if we and the city that stems from a January 2018 incident want to be a really, really where a group of officers took him to the ground, tasered good team." and arrested him after a parking violation at a Wal- Raptors' victory over Pistons Northwestern (5-5, 0-2) greens. The incident prompted an internal investigation pulled within four twice in DETROIT (AP) – The Toronto Raptors that really helped us throughout the whole the final minute. But Foster that ended with several officers suspended and others beat Detroit but lost two more players in the year," Lowry said. "It's pretty tough for our retrained. Brown, who was not charged in the incident, Loyer made four free process. team, but we've got a bunch of guys that have throws to help Michigan opened up about that night and his mission going for- "A win with a heavy price," coach Nick to step up now, and hopefully it's nothing ward. State hold on. Nurse said. serious with those two guys." "This is definitely going "I'm not doing it for myself," he said. "I'm being that Kyle Lowry had 20 points, 10 rebounds Lowry already missed time this season voice for those that don't have a platform." to be a journey," said Till- and 10 assists for a triple-double and the with a thumb injury, and Ibaka was side- man, who finished with 15 Antetokounmpo said he didn't always make the best Raptors had an 11-0 run in the third quarter lined with a sprained ankle. decisions while growing up in Greece. He said his fami- points. "The team we are on their way to a 112-99 victory over the Pis- Toronto led 81-76 before its 11-point run right now will definitely not ly, specifically his father Charles, helped him straighten tons on Wednesday night. By the time the in the third. Pascal Siakam and Ibaka had out his life. Charles died of a heart attack at 54 years old be the team we are going to game ended, however, Toronto was short a back-to-back dunks that made it 90-76, and a be in March. I don't know in 2017. few key players after Marc Gasol and Nor- layup by Rondae Hollis-Jefferson pushed the Antetokounmpo said he spoke with his family after why, but that's just the way man Powell left with injuries. lead to 16. it is. That happened to us the visit and told them it was an eye-opening experience. The Raptors were without guard Fred Drummond had 22 points and 18 "It's crazy how many things you take for granted," he last year." VanVleet because of right knee injury. Then rebounds for Detroit. Boo Buie scored a career- said. "Obviously, they made mistakes. But at the end of Gasol left in the first quarter with a left ham- TESTY the day, you have to realize they're human." high 26 points for North- string strain. With 3:17 left in the fourth, As is often the case so close to the Cana- western, and Pete Nance Budenholzer, Bucks front office personnel, Wisconsin Powell departed holding onto his left shoul- dian border, there was a divided crowd of Gov. Tony Evers and Wisconsin Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes finished with 14 in his der. Pistons fans and Raptors supporters. The return from a one-game sus- played a game of basketball alongside some of the "Don't know much," Nurse said. "We've action on the court was contentious at times inmates. Antetokounmpo and his teammates served as pension for "failure to got to check them both tomorrow." as well. adhere to program stan- honorary coaches. The Milwaukee players laughed and Toronto still had enough firepower to There were four technical fouls handed cheered with each possession. Antetokounmpo even dards." handle the Pistons. Detroit allowed 133 out: Lowry, Siakam and Drummond "That was just a mistake took jabs at Budenholzer for his lack of effort on defense. points in a loss to Washington on Monday received theirs in the second quarter, and "He made a big 3 and gave us a lot of momentum," I made. We dealt with it, night. The Pistons got frontcourt standouts Griffin got one in the third. and I've moved on," Nance Antetokounmpo said. "So I was happy with him and kept Blake Griffin and Andre Drummond back DRY SPELL him in the game for like 25 more seconds because I real- said of the punishment. from injuries for this game, but they still Detroit came into the game shooting Michigan State led by as ized defensively he wasn't that good." allowed 70 points in the first half and 40 in 38.5% from beyond the arc, but the Pistons The Bucks return to the court Thursday against the many as 16 after Winston the second quarter. went just 6 of 35 on Wednesday. hit two foul shots to make it Los Angeles Lakers in a showdown of teams tied for the "You never want to give up that many "They did a good job of contesting our NBA's best record. It will be Antetokounmpo against 47-31 with 14:56 left. But points, but I liked our start, I liked our effort shots, but so do other teams," said Luke Ken- the Wildcats responded LeBron James – and possibly a preview of the NBA and I like the competitive edge," Pistons nard, who was the only Detroit player to Finals. with a 13-2 run. coach Dwane Casey said. "If we can keep that make more than one 3-pointer. "We usually Buie's 3-pointer got With all of that looming, the Bucks thought getting up, we can build on that, but that's still one knock some of those down, but we've had out of the training facility would be the best way to pre- Northwestern within five of the best teams in our league." other nights like this." with 12:47 remaining. The pare. TIP-INS Lowry fed Serge Ibaka for a dunk with freshman guard scored 11 "It's means a lot," Antetokounmpo said. "Just seeing Raptors: Siakam scored 26 points and 37.4 seconds left for the assist he needed for points during the rally. one another off the court, especially when you go and do a triple-double. That was a nice accomplish- Ibaka added 25. Siakam was 6 of 11 from 3. something for a good purpose and try to change people's Pistons: F/C Christian Wood left the game "The game could have ment, but now the defending champions will gotten away from us I lives, it's always good. That definitely brings the team have to find out the extent of their latest with a left knee strain. He scored six points. ... together. And when you have each other's backs off the Detroit was not called for a foul in the first thought two or three times," injuries. coach Chris Collins said, court, you have each other's backs on the court. It's a lot "We avoided the injury bug last year, and quarter until Svi Mykhailiuk committed one easier." with 4.5 seconds left. "and I thought our guys just kept fighting, kind of hung in there." Michigan State eventual- ly regained control with a 7- 0 spurt, and then held off the Wildcats in the final minutes. Tillman also made two foul shots to help close it out for the Spartans. DEVELOPMENT Buie's performance in the Wildcats' first game against a ranked opponent was a positive sign for one of the youngest teams in the country. He went 5 for 7 from beyond the arc. "It felt good that I was able to make some shots down the stretch," Buie said, "and I had my team- mates encouraging me the whole time." BIG PICTURE Michigan State: The

Submitted photo Spartans went 9 for 21 from RUKUS BETLEWSKI of Ironwood, second from left standing, earned his junior black belt tank on Oct. 20 and was presented with it on Dec. 13. 3-point range after they Betlewski started training at the age of 4 and is currently 14. During his 10-year membership, he has accumulated over 1,000 training hours went 7 for 33 from the deep and placed in over 30 tournaments. He has performed on ESPN2 demonstrating for King of the Cage competitions. The Karate Institue of in the victory over the Gold- Ironwood held its annual Christmas tournament with six special awards given, including most improved, Jojo Hoye; competitors of the year, en Grizzlies. The 3-point Lila and Owen Miljevich; warrior awards: Sawyer and Zoey Peck; assistant instructor award: Chloe Meyer; student of the year, Jake Madgzi- shooting will be something ak. Pictured are from left, first row: Lainey Miljevich, Max Crook, Sven Jacobson, Siri Jacobson, Mara Jacobson and Lily Magdziak; second to watch for Izzo's team as it row: Dave Bolen, Rukus Betlewski, Antonella Gheller, Noah Brown, Jen Jacobson, Elizabeth Gray, Jake Magdziak, Jojo Hoye, Chloe Meyer, heads into the heart of its Lila Miljevich, Zoey Peck, Sawyer Peck and Owen Miljevich. Big Ten schedule. l 10 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 2019 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM p.m (ESPN) Wednesday, Jan. 1 from the practice squad, WR Cyril 0 0-0 0, Hollis-Jefferson 2-4 1-2 5, Frisco (Texas) Bowl Citrus Bowl Grayson from Dallas' practice squad Ibaka 10-18 4-5 25, Boucher 0-2 2-2 Utah State (7-5) vs. Kent State (6- Orlando, Fla. and DB Herb Miller to the practice 2, McCaw 1-3 0-0 2, Davis 2-4 0-0 4. Daily Globe Scoreboard 6), 7:30 p.m. (ESPN2) Michigan (9-3) vs. Alabama (10- squad. Totals 39-91 21-24 112. Saturday, Dec. 21 2), 1 p.m. (ABC) TENNESSEE TITANS — Signed DETROIT (99) Celebration Bowl Outback Bowl LB Nigel Harris from the practice Snell 2-9 0-0 5, Griffin 6-13 2-2 WLTPct PF PA far and away the best class in the 171, Sr., Kimberly At Atlanta Tampa, Fla. squad and PK Greg Joseph from 15, Drummond 9-16 4-7 22, Brown LocalThursday, Schedule Dec. 19 x-Green Bay11 30.786 330 283 conference and continued to stock ILB – Call Verlanic, 6-0, 195, Sr., NC A&T (8-3) vs. Alcorn State (9- Minnesota (10-2) vs. Auburn (9- Carolina's practice squad. 5-8 1-2 12, Kennard 2-5 1-2 7, Mor- Boys Basketball Minnesota 10 40.714 378 259 the cupboards for what has been Bay Port 3), Noon (ABC) 3), 1 p.m. (ESPN) WASHINGTON REDSKINS — ris 1-5 0-0 2, Wood 1-2 4-4 6, Maker Drummond at Hurley, 7:15 Chicago 770.500 256 253 one of the best offenses in the DB – Joe Hauser, 6-2, 215, Sr., New Mexico Bowl Rose Bowl Signed DB Maurice Smith from the 0-0 0-0 0, Rose 8-17 0-1 16, Gal- Dollar Bay at Ontonagon, 7:20 Detroit 3 10 1 .250 304 373 nation with five-star OT Paris John- Waunakee Albuquerque Pasadena, Calif. practice squad and WR Emanuel loway 2-7 1-2 6, Mykhailiuk 3-5 2-2 EST West son Jr. — No. 7 overall — and four DB – Sam Jung, 5-11, 180, Sr., Central Michigan (8-5) vs. San Oregon (11-2) vs. Wisconsin (10- Hall to the practice squad. 8. Totals 39-87 15-22 99. Girls Basketball WLTPct PF PA of the top 15 receivers. Neenah Diego State (9-3), 2 p.m. (ESPN) 3), 5 p.m. (ESPN) HOCKEY Toronto 30 40 26 16 — 112 x-S Francisco11 30.786 419 258 DB – Dominick Landphier, 6-0, Bessemer at Ironwood, 7:15 Wisconsin Cure Bowl Sugar Bowl National Hockey League Detroit 29 35 15 20 — 99 Friday, Dec. 20 x-Seattle 11 30.786 371 345 180, Sr., Sun Prairie Orlando, Fla. New Orleans ANAHEIM DUCK — Recalled C 3-Point Goals_Toronto 13-35 Boys Basketball L.A. Rams 860.571 332 306 Associated Press PUNTER – Dragan Kesich, 6-4, Liberty (7-5) vs. Georgia South- Georgia (11-2) vs. Baylor (11-2), Isac Lunderstrom and LW Max (Siakam 6-11, Lowry 3-6, Anunoby Arizona 491.321 310 398 245, Sr., Oak Creek Wakefield-Marenisco at Iron- PlayersAll-State chosen Team for the 2019 ern (7-5), 2:30 p.m. (CBSSN) 8:45 p.m. (ESPN) Jones from San Diego (AHL). 2-5, Ibaka 1-4, Powell 1-4, Gasol 0- wood, 7:15 x-clinched playoff spot HONORABLE MENTION Boca Raton (Fla.) Bowl Thursday, Jan. 2 ARIZONA COYOTES — 1, Boucher 0-1, Davis 0-1, McCaw y-clinched division Associated Press All-State football Haakon Anderson, Sr., TE/H- Mercer at Three Lakes, 7:15 team, as selected by a panel of SMU (10-2) vs. FAU (10-3), 3:30 Birmingham (Ala.) Bowl Assigned D Robbie Russo to Tuc- 0-2), Detroit 6-35 (Kennard 2-4, Girls Basketball Saturday's Games back, Verona; Jackson Beggs, Sr., p.m. (ABC) Cincinnati (10-3) vs. Boston Col- son (AHL). Recalled D Jordan Gross Brown 1-2, Griffin 1-5, Galloway 1-6, Houston at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. media voters, along with honorable RB, Almond-Bancroft; Brooks Hurley at Bayfield, 7:15 mentions. Camellia Bowl lege (6-6), 3 p.m. (ESPN) from Tucson. Snell 1-8, Mykhailiuk 0-2, Morris 0-4, Ironwood at Drummond, 7:15 Buffalo at New England, 4:30 Blount, Sr., QB, Waukesha West; Montgomery, Ala. Gator Bowl NEW JERSEY DEVILS — Acti- Rose 0-4). Fouled Out_None. p.m. PLAYER OF THE YEAR – x- Aaron Borgerding, Sr., QB/DB, Dollar Bay at Ontonagon, 7:20 Hunter Wohler, 6-2, 188, Jr., FIU (6-6) vs. Arkansas State (7- Jacksonville, Fla. vated D Connor Carrick off IR. Rebounds_Toronto 47 (Ibaka 13), EST L.A. Rams at San Francisco, 8:15 Spring Valley; Kallion Buckner, Sr., 5), 5:30 p.m. (ESPN) Indiana (8-4) vs. Tennessee (7- Detroit 48 (Drummond 18). p.m. Muskego RB, Middleton; Bryce Burns, Sr, LB, Mercer at Three Lakes, 5:45 Las Vegas Bowl 5), 7 p.m. (ESPN) All TimesNBA EST Assists_Toronto 27 (Lowry 10), Sunday's Games COACH OF THE YEAR – Bob Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau; Cody Boise State (12-1) vs. Washing- Friday, Jan. 3 EASTERN CONFERENCE Detroit 19 (Rose 5). Total N.Y. Giants at Washington, 1 Hyland, Fond du Lac St. Mary's Cavil, sr., LB, West De Pere; Jason U.P.Wednesday Boys ton (7-5), 7:30 p.m. (ABC) Famous Idaho Potato Bowl Atlantic Division Fouls_Toronto 20, Detroit 17. Tech- p.m. Springs Academy Ceniti, Sr., QB, Madison Memorial; Eben Junction Superior Central New Orleans Bowl Boise WLPct GB nicals_Lowry, Siakam, Drummond, Cincinnati at Miami, 1 p.m. x - unanimous selection Gabe Chenal, Sr., OLB, Eau Claire 212, Munising 72 UAB (9-4) vs. Appalachian State Ohio (6-6) vs. Nevada (7-5), 3:30 Toronto 19 8 .704 — Griffin. A_15,319 (20,491). New Orleans at Tennessee, 1 OFFENSE FIRST TEAM Regis; Nic Dombrowski, Sr., LB, Ishpeming 51, Gwinn 50 (12-1), 9 p.m. (ESPN) p.m. (ESPN) Philadelphia 20 9 .690 — p.m. QB – Luke Fox, 6-1, 180, Sr., Amherst; Chris Fish, Sr., LB, Racine Monday, Dec. 23 Saturday, Jan. 4 Boston 17 7 .708 ½ All TimesNHL EST Pittsburgh at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. Waukesha Catholic Memorial Case; Jacob Frantl, Sr., QB, Hart- U.P. Girls Gasparilla Bowl Armed Forces Bowl Brooklyn 15 12 .556 4 EASTERN CONFERENCE Wednesday Baltimore at Cleveland, 1 p.m. RB – Alex Current, 5-11, 176, Jr., ford; Colby Hartig, Sr., OL, DeFor- At Tampa, Fla. Fort Worth, Texas New York 7 21 .250 12½ Atlantic Division Menominee 52, Westwood 47 Carolina at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. Muskego est; Conner Haggerty, Sr, DE, UCF (9-3) vs. Marshall (8-4), 2:30 Southern Miss (7-5) vs. Tulane Southeast Division GP WLOTPts GF GA Rudyard 41, Cedarville 40 Jacksonville at Atlanta, 1 p.m. RB – x-Isaiah Gash, 5-10, 180, Onalaska; Jake Hoch, Sr., OLB, p.m. (ESPN) (6-6), 11:30 a.m. (ESPN) WLPct GB Boston 35 21 7749 118 90 Oakland at L.A. Chargers, 4:05 Sr., Bay Port Fond du Lac St. Mary's Springs; Dartball Tuesday, Dec. 24 Monday, Jan. 6 Miami 20 8 .714 — Buffalo 35 16 12 7 39 110 108 Week 6, Dec. 11 p.m. RB – Tyler Tenner, 5-9, 202, Sr., Avery Johnson, Jr., DE, Lomira; Hawaii Bowl Lendingtree Bowl Orlando 12 15 .444 7½ Montreal 34 16 12 6 38 108 108 Chub & Sandy’s 5, Aurora Club 2 Detroit at Denver, 4:05 p.m. Racine Lutheran Roary Jones, Sr., DL, Madison Honolulu Mobile, Ala. Charlotte 13 18 .419 8½ Toronto 35 17 14 4 38 115 112 0 Arizona at Seattle, 4:25 p.m. OL – Ben Barten, 6-5, 275, Sr., Memorial; Tanner Keller, Sr, RB, BYU (7-5) vs. Hawaii (9-5), 8 p.m. Miami (Ohio) (8-5) vs. Louisiana- Washington 8 18 .308 11 Tampa Bay 32 17 12 3 37 114 103 Spider’s 4, Round 2 1 Dallas at Philadelphia, 4:25 p.m. Stratford Waterford; Rashad Lampkin, Sr., (ESPN) Lafayette (10-3), 7:30 p.m. (ESPN) Atlanta 6 22 .214 14 Florida 33 16 12 5 37 115 109 Rigoni’s 4, Pit Stop Bessemer 1 Kansas City at Chicago, 8:20 OL – Tanor Bortolini, 6-6, 275, RB, Brookfield Central; Lane Lar- Thursday, Dec. 26 Monday, Jan. 13 Central Division Ottawa 35 14 18 3 31 94 113 Brite Spot 4, Dutch’s 1 p.m. Sr., Kewaunee son, Sr., WR, DeForest; Isaac Lind- Independence Bowl College Football Championship W L Pct GB Detroit 36 9 24 3 21 79 141 Standings Monday's Games OL – Kerry Kodanko, 6-4, 285, sey, Sr., QB, Mineral Point; Nathan Shreveport, La. New Orleans Milwaukee 24 4 .857 — Metropolitan Division Rigoni’s ...... 23 Green Bay at Minnesota, 8:15 Sr., West De Pere Lubinsky, Sr., RB, Onalaska; Grant Miami (6-6) vs. Louisiana Tech Fiesta Bowl winner vs. Peach Indiana 19 9 .679 5 GP WLOTPts GF GA Spiders ...... 21 p.m. OL – x-Jack Nelson, 6-7, 285, Sr., Manke, Sr, OL, Bangor; Cade (9-3), 4 p.m. (ESPN) Bowl winner, 8 p.m. (ESPN) Detroit 11 17 .393 13 Washington 35 24 6553 125 100 Dutch’s ...... 18 Sunday, Dec. 29 Stoughton McDonald, Sr., DE, Hudson; Adam Quick Lane Bowl Chicago 11 19 .367 14 N.Y. Islanders3222 8246 95 80 Brite Spot ...... 17 Chicago at Minnesota, 1 p.m. OL – x-Trey Wedig, 6-8, 320, Sr., Moen, Jr., QB, Lake Mills; Alec Mori- Detroit TransactionsBASEBALL Cleveland 7 21 .250 17 Carolina 34 21 11 2 44 113 89 Auora Club I ...... 16 Atlanta at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. Kettle Moraine arty, sr., RB, Berlin; Michael Navis, Pittsburgh (7-5) vs. Eastern American League WESTERN CONFERENCE Pittsburgh 34 20 10 4 44 114 90 Chub & Sandy’s ...... 14 Miami at New England, 1 p.m. WR/TE – Chimere Dike, 6-1, 185, Sr., WR, Cedar Grove-Belgium; Michigan (6-6), 8 p.m. (ESPN) KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Southwest Division Philadelphia34 18 11 5 41 105 100 Uncle Sam’s ...... 13 Tennessee at Houston, 1 p.m. Sr., Waukesha North Riley Nowakowski, Sr., OLB, Mar- Friday, Dec. 27 Agreed to terms with 3B Humberto WLPct GB N.Y. Rangers3316 13 4 36 105 106 Round 2 ...... 10 Green Bay at Detroit, 1 p.m. WR/TE – Colin Schaefer, 6-0, quette; John Pekar, Sr., OL, Military Bowl Arteaga and 2B Erick Mejia on minor Dallas 18 8 .692 — Columbus 34 14 14 6 34 87 101 Pit Stop Bessemer ...... 9 Washington at Dallas, 1 p.m. 175, Sr., Sun Prairie Franklin; Logan Rameker, Sr., OL, Annapolis, Md. league contracts. Houston 18 9 .667 ½ New Jersey 33 11 17 5 27 80 116 Aurora Club 2 ...... 4 Indianapolis at Jacksonville, 1 PK – Jack Van Dyke, 6-5, 190, Fond du Lac St. Mary's Springs; North Carolina (6-6) vs. Temple NEW YORK YANKEES — Desig- San Antonio 10 16 .385 8 WESTERN CONFERENCE p.m. Sr., Neenah Aiden Reilly, Sr., DB, Plymouth; (8-4), Noon (ESPN) nated RHP Chance Adams for Memphis 10 18 .357 9 Central Division Michigan St.- Cleveland at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. ALL-PURPOSE – Carter Tyler Roehl, sr., RB, Menasha; Tris- Pinstripe Bowl assignment. Agreed to terms with New Orleans 7 22 .241 12½ GP WLOTPts GF GA Northwestern Box L.A. Chargers at Kansas City, 1 Horstman, 5-9, 190, Sr., Bangor tan Root, Sr., RB, Eau Claire Regis; No. 15 MICHIGAN ST. 77, New York RHP Gerrit Cole on a nine-year con- Northwest Division St. Louis 36 22 8650 109 96 p.m. ALL-PURPOSE – Evan Lau, 6-0, Matthew Schooley, Sr., OL, Wiscon- NORTHWESTERN 72 Wake Forest (8-4) vs. Michigan tract. W L Pct GB Colorado 34 22 9347 123 92 N.Y. Jets at Buffalo, 1 p.m. 195, Sr., Hilbert sin Rapids; Adam Siegel, Sr. RB/LB, MICHIGAN ST. (8-3) State (6-6), 3:20 p.m. (ESPN) TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Denver 17 8 .680 — Winnipeg 34 20 12 2 42 104 97 Philadelphia at N.Y. Giants, 1 OFFENSE SECOND TEAM New Berlin West; Caden Straka, Sr., Bingham 2-4 2-2 6, Henry 1-9 0-0 Texas Bowl Agreed to terms with RHP Tanner Utah 16 11 .593 2 Dallas 35 19 12 4 42 91 82 p.m. QB – Johnny Davis, 6-5, 195, Sr., DE, Lancaster; Raishein Thomas, 3, Tillman 6-12 2-2 15, Brown 4-8 0- Houston Roark on a two-year contract. Oklahoma City 13 14 .481 5 Nashville 33 16 12 5 37 115 106 New Orleans at Carolina, 1 p.m. La Crosse Central Sr., DE, Racine Park; Blaze Todd, 0 11, Winston 8-16 3-4 21, Kithier 3- Oklahoma State (8-4) vs. Texas National League Portland 11 16 .407 7 Minnesota 35 16 14 5 37 107 115 Pittsburgh at Baltimore, 1 p.m. RB – Caleb Frazer, 6-1, 190, Jr., Sr., RB, Elk Mound Nate Valcarcel, 5 0-0 6, Hall 2-4 1-2 5, Loyer 1-1 4- A&M (7-5), 6:45 p.m. (ESPN) MIAMI MARLINS — Agreed to Minnesota 10 16 .385 7½ Chicago 35 13 16 6 32 95 114 Oakland at Denver, 4:25 p.m. Kimberly Sr., RB, Whitnall; Kyle Walljasper, 4 7, George 0-0 0-0 0, Ahrens 1-2 0- Holiday Bowl terms with OF Matt Kemp, Cs Ryan Pacific Division Pacific Division San Francisco at Seattle, 4:25 RB – Joey Giorgi, 6-0, 215, Sr., sr., QB, Fond du Lac; Blaise Wat- 0 3. Totals 28-61 12-14 77. San Diego Lavarnway and Brian Navarreto, 2B WLPct GB GP WLOTPts GF GA p.m. Grafton ters, Sr., WR/DB, Mineral Point; NORTHWESTERN (5-5) Iowa (9-3) vs. Southern Cal (8-4), Gosuke Katoh and Christian Lopes L.A. Lakers 24 4 .857 — Arizona 36 20 12 4 44 100 86 Arizona at L.A. Rams, 4:25 p.m. RB – Donavan Hunt, 6-1, 185, Mason Wiesner, Jr., QB, Manawa; Nance 6-12 0-0 14, Kopp 2-9 4-5 8 p.m. (FS1) and RHPs Aaron Northcraft and L.A. Clippers 21 8 .724 3½ Vegas 37 19 13 5 43 112 105 Sr., Brookfield East Ean Wilson, Sr., RB, Medford; 9, Young 2-5 2-2 6, Spencer 2-6 0-0 Cheez-It Bowl Josh A. Smith on minor league con- Sacramento 12 15 .444 11½ Edmonton 37 19 14 4 42 109 112 Football Signing OL – Evan Buss, 6-7, 285, Sr., Logan Wilson, sr., DE, Kimberly; 4, Gaines 2-4 0-0 4, Beran 1-4 0-1 2, Phoenix tracts. Phoenix 11 16 .407 12½ Calgary 36 18 14 4 40 96 108 Day-Big Ten Kimberly Cole Wisniewski, Sr, DB, Sparta. Jones 1-1 0-0 2, Turner 2-7 0-0 5, BEST IN CLASS (based on 247 OL – John Champe, 6-5, 300, Sr., Air Force (10-2) vs. Washington MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Golden State 5 23 .179 19 Vancouver 35 16 15 4 36 111 108 Buie 8-13 5-7 26, Greer 0-0 0-0 0. Sports composite rankings): If sign- Brookfield East NCAA FCS Playoffs State (6-6), 10:15 p.m. (ESPN) Agreed to terms with 3B Jace Peter- Tuesday's Games San Jose 36 16 18 2 34 98 125 Totals 26-61 11-15 72. ing day is any indication, Ohio State OL – Braden Doyle, 6-4, 285, Sr., All Times EST Saturday, Dec. 28 son on a minor league contract. Charlotte 110, Sacramento 102 Los Angeles36 15 18 3 33 94 114 Halftime_Michigan St. 37-27. 3- continued its domination of the Big Bay Port Quarterfinals Camping World Bowl WASHINGTON NATIONALS — Indiana 105, L.A. Lakers 102 Anaheim 35 14 17 4 32 89 104 Point Goals_Michigan St. 9-21 Ten by pulling in the third-ranked OL – Andrew Fenton, 6-3, 282, Friday, Dec. 13 Orlando, Fla. Agreed to terms with RHP Mario New York 143, Atlanta 120 NOTE: Two points for a win, one James Madison 17, Northern (Brown 3-4, Winston 2-5, Loyer 1-1, class in the country. The Buckeyes Sr., Menomonie Notre Dame (10-2) vs. Iowa State Sanchez on a minor league contract. Brooklyn 108, New Orleans 101, point for overtime loss. Top three Iowa 0 Ahrens 1-2, Tillman 1-3, Henry 1-5, landed two five-star recruits and a OL – Jacob Leszczynski, 6-4, (7-5), Noon (ABC) FOOTBALL OT teams in each division and two wild Montana State 24, Austin Peay Bingham 0-1), Northwestern 9-21 Big Ten-high 15 four-star players. 335, Sr., Muskego Cotton Bowl Classic National Football League Utah 109, Orlando 102 cards per conference advance to 10 (Buie 5-7, Nance 2-6, Turner 1-3, Michigan and Penn State came in at WR/TE – Hunter Buechel, 6-1, Arlington, Texas ARIZONA CARDINALS — L.A. Clippers 120, Phoenix 99 playoffs. Weber State 17, Montana 10 Kopp 1-3, Beran 0-2). Fouled No. 12 and No. 13, respectively, 190, Sr., Lake Mills Penn State (10-2) vs. Memphis Placed LB Tanner Vallejo and CB Wednesday's Games Tuesday's Games Out_None. Rebounds_Michigan St. though neither program secured a WR/TE – Conner Wnek, 6-4, 177, Saturday, Dec. 14 (12-1), Noon (ESPN) Kevin Peterson on IR. Signed LB Chicago 110, Washington 109, Tampa Bay 4, Ottawa 3, OT North Dakota State 9, Illinois 41 (Tillman, Brown 10), Northwest- five-star. Sr., Kimberly Peach Bowl Vontarrius Dora from the practice OT Toronto 5, Buffalo 3 State 3 ern 22 (Nance, Young 7). BEST PLAYER: Five-star Julian PK – Dragan Kesich, 6-4, 245, Atlanta squad, CB Andre Chachere from Cleveland 100, Charlotte 98 Los Angeles 4, Boston 3, OT Assists_Michigan St. 17 (Winston Fleming — the No. 2 overall Sr., Oak Creek Semifinals CFP Semifinal, LSU (13-0) vs. Carolina's practice squad, LB Miami 108, Philadelphia 104 Nashville 8, N.Y. Islanders 3 6), Northwestern 15 (Buie 4). Total prospect and No. 1 WR — from ALL-PURPOSE – Kaleb Haffer- Saturday, Dec. 21 Oklahoma (12-1), 4 p.m. (ESPN) Keishawn Bierria from Jacksonville's Toronto 112, Detroit 99 Philadelphia 4, Anaheim 1 Montana State (11-3) at North Fouls_Michigan St. 12, Northwest- Catawissa, Pennsylvania, picked man, 6-0, 191, Sr., Edgar Fiesta Bowl practice squad and CB Duke New Orleans 107, Minnesota 99 Columbus 5, Detroit 3 Dakota State (14-0), 2 p.m. ern 15. A_6,734 (8,117). Ohio State over Alabama, Clemson, ALL-PURPOSE – Jack Leverenz, Glendale, Ariz. Thomas and LB Jamey Mosely to Oklahoma City 126, Memphis Carolina 6, Winnipeg 3 Weber State (11-3) at James rival Michigan and nearby Penn 6-0, 215, Sr., Lake Country Lutheran CFP Semifinal, Ohio State (13-0) the practice squad. 122 Pittsburgh 4, Calgary 1 NFL Madison (13-1), 6:30 p.m. All Times EST State, among others. The 6-foot-2, DEFENSE FIRST TEAM vs. Clemson (13-0), 8 p.m. (ESPN) CHICAGO BEARS — Placed LB Orlando at Denver Montreal 3, Vancouver 1 AMERICAN CONFERENCE 199-pound Fleming finished his DL – Ben Barten, 6-5, 275, Sr., Championship Monday, Dec. 30 Danny Trevathan on IR. Signed DB Boston at Dallas Vegas 3, Minnesota 2 East career with 5,489 yards receiving Stratford Saturday, Jan. 11 SERVPRO First Responder Bowl Michael Joseph from the practice Golden State at Portland Arizona 3, San Jose 2 WLTPct PF PA and 79 touchdowns and helped DL – x-Jaycee Mazdzen, 6-1, At Toyota Stadium Dallas squad and WR Alex Wesley to the Thursday's Games Wednesday's Games x-N England11 30.786 372 181 Southern Columbia Area High 285, Sr., Germantown Frisco, Texas Western Kentucky (8-4) vs. West- practice squad. Utah at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. New Jersey 3, Anaheim 1 Semifinal winners, Noon x-Buffalo 10 40.714 291 222 School to 81 straight wins — all state DL – Montrell Rash, 6-0, 250, Sr., ern Michigan (7-5), 12:30 p.m. DETROIT LIONS — Signed DT L.A. Lakers at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Colorado 4, Chicago 1 (ESPN) N.Y. Jets 590.357 247 343 records. Milwaukee Riverside NCAA Division II Jamie Meder. Brooklyn at San Antonio, 8:30 St. Louis 2, Edmonton 1 Miami 3 11 0 .214 241 435 WHO STOCKED UP: Michigan DE/OLB – Cole Dakovich, 6-5, Music City Bowl INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — p.m. Thursday's Games South pulled in 13 4-star players and Penn 245, Sr., Waukesha Catholic Memo- FootballAll Times Playoffs EST Nashville, Tenn. Signed OT Travis Vornkahl and DT Houston at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 Buffalo at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. WLTPct PF PA State secured 11 while Maryland rial Semifinals Mississippi State (6-6) vs. Roderick Young to the practice p.m. Los Angeles at Columbus, 7 p.m. Houston 950.643 341 330 landed the conference’s third — and DE/OLB – x-Gavin Meyer, 6-4, Saturday, Dec. 14 Louisville (7-5), 4 p.m. (ESPN) squad. Friday's Games Dallas at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. Tennessee 860.571 339 279 final — five-star recruit. The Wolver- 245, Sr., Franklin Minnesota State 58, Slippery Redbox Bowl JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS — Memphis at Cleveland, 7 p.m. N.Y. Islanders at Boston, 7 p.m. Indianapolis 680.429 303 329 ines grabbed WR A.J. Henning, the ILB – Jeb Frey, 6-1, 210, Sr., Rock 15 Santa Clara, Calif. Released S Marcus Gilchrist. Sacramento at Indiana, 7 p.m. Nashville at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. Jacksonville 590.357 250 353 top-ranked player in the state of Illi- Waunakee West Florida 28, Ferris State 14 Illinois (6-6) vs. California (7-5), 4 Signed S Doug Middleton from the Detroit at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Chicago at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. North nois, and kept Braiden McGregor — ILB – x-Ben Kreul, 6-3, 230, Sr., Championship p.m. (FOX) practice squad and RB Jeremy Washington at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Carolina at Colorado, 9 p.m. WLTPct PF PA the No. 4 DE in the nation and No. 2 Waukesha Catholic Memorial Saturday, Dec. 21 Orange Bowl McNichols, DL Dewayne Hendrix Dallas at Philadelphia, 8 p.m. Montreal at Calgary, 9 p.m. y-Baltimore 12 20.857 472 257 player in Michigan — home. ... The ILB – Vinny Nigro, 6-1, 235, Sr., At McKinney, Texas Miami Gardens, Fla. and LB Joe Dineen to the practice New York at Miami, 8 p.m. Minnesota at Arizona, 9:30 p.m. Pittsburgh 860.571 269 259 Nittany Lions landed two top-100 Milwaukee Marquette West Florida (12-2) vs. Minnesota Florida (10-2) vs. Virginia (9-4), 8 squad. Phoenix at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Vegas at Vancouver, 10 p.m. Cleveland 680.429 297 329 players in LB Curtis Jacobs (No. 44) DB – Lucas Finnessy, 6-3, 225, State (14-0), 3 p.m. p.m. (ESPN) KANSAS CITY CHIEFS — Minnesota at Denver, 9 p.m. Friday's Games Cincinnati 1 13 0 .071 211 359 and Theo Johnson (No. 84) — the Sr., Sussex Hamilton Tuesday, Dec. 31 Claimed DE Terrell Suggs off Orlando at Portland, 10 p.m. Washington at New Jersey, 7 West third-ranked TE in the class. ... DB – x-Amaun Williams, 5-8, 178, NCAA Division III Belk Bowl waivers from Arizona. New Orleans at Golden State, p.m. WLTPct PF PA Maryland pulled off perhaps the Charlotte, N.C. NEW ORLEANS SAINTS — 10:30 p.m. Dallas at Florida, 7 p.m. Sr., Milwaukee Riverside FootballAll Times Playoffs EST y-KC 10 40.714 394 284 biggest surprise of the day, inking Kentucky (7-5) vs. Virginia Tech Claimed CB Janoris Jenkins off Saturday's Games Toronto at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. DB – x-Hunter Wohler, 6-2, 188, Semifinals Oakland 680.429 274 386 WR Rakim Jarrett. The 6-foot, 208- (8-4), Noon (ESPN) waivers from the N.Y. Giants. Utah at Charlotte, 5 p.m. Pittsburgh at Edmonton, 9 p.m. Jr., Muskego Saturday, Dec. 14 Denver 590.357 239 284 pound receiver is the 20th-ranked Sun Bowl NEW YORK GIANTS — Signed Atlanta at Brooklyn, 6 p.m. Saturday's Games PUNTER – x-Jake Wuebben, 6-2, North Central (Ill.) 45, Muhlen- L.A. Chargers590.357 299 290 player, and No. 2 wide receiver in El Paso, Texas DB Rashaan Gaulden from the prac- Chicago at Detroit, 7 p.m. Anaheim vs. N.Y. Islanders at 230, Sr., Middleton berg 14 NATIONAL CONFERENCE the class and had been committed to Florida State (6-6) vs. Arizona tice squad and DE Kevin Wilkins to Washington at Philadelphia, 7 Nassau Veterans Memorial Colise- DEFENSE SECOND TEAM Wisconsin-Whitewater 35, Saint East LSU. State (7-5), 2 p.m. (CBS) the practice squad. p.m. um, 1 p.m. DL – Reed Farrington, 6-1, 285, John's (Minn.) 32 WLTPct PF PA WHO FELL SHORT: Rutgers and Liberty Bowl PHILADELPHIA EAGLES — Milwaukee at New York, 7:30 Los Angeles at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Sr., Edgerton Championship Dallas 770.500 378 288 Illinois both ended up ranked outside Memphis, Tenn. Placed LB Kamu Grugier-Hill on IR. p.m. Winnipeg at Minnesota, 2 p.m. DL – Jonathan Schmitt, 6-1, 240, Friday, Dec. 20 Philadelphia 770.500 334 328 the top 60, but Michigan State — Kansas State (8-4) vs. Navy (10- Signed DT Bruce Hector from the Sacramento at Memphis, 8 p.m. Florida at Carolina, 7 p.m. Sr., Reedsburg At Shenandoah, Texas N.Y. Giants 3 11 0 .214 283 382 which won three conference titles 2), 3:45 p.m. (ESPN) practice squad and LB Deshaun L.A. Clippers at San Antonio, 8:30 Nashville at Boston, 7 p.m. DL – Nate Wilcher, 6-0, 255, Sr., Wisconsin-Whitewater (13-1) vs. Washington 3 11 0 .214 215 347 from 2010-2015 — came in at No. Arizona Bowl Davis to the practice squad. p.m. Detroit at Toronto, 7 p.m. Mukwonago North Central (Ill.) (13-1), 8 p.m. South 42, without signing a four-star play- DE/OLB – Ayo Adebogun, 6-3, Tucson, Ariz. PITTSBURGH STEELERS — Houston at Phoenix, 9 p.m. New Jersey at Columbus, 7 p.m. WLTPct PF PA er. The Spartans lost out on the top 215, Jr., Mequon Homestead College Bowls Wyoming (7-5) vs. Georgia State Signed WR Jamal Custis to the Minnesota at Portland, 10 p.m. Montreal at Edmonton, 7 p.m. y-N Orleans 11 30.786 378 303 13 players from the state of Michi- DE/OLB – Max Meeuwsen, 6-1, All Times EST (7-5), 4:30 p.m. (CBSSN) practice squad. Philadelphia at Ottawa, 7 p.m. Friday, Dec. 20 Tampa Bay 770.500 416 398 gan and didn’t land a player inside 240, Sr., Bay Port Alamo Bowl TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS — Raptors-PistonsTORONTO (112) Box Tampa Bay at Washington, 7 Atlanta 590.357 329 365 the top 400 nationally. The Spartans ILB – Cayden Milz, 5-11, 185, Sr., Bahamas Bowl San Antonio Placed WRs Scotty Miller and Mike Anunoby 7-12 3-3 19, Siakam 10- Chicago at Colorado, 9 p.m. Carolina 590.357 324 390 are coming off a 6-6 season. Black Hawk/Warren, Ill. Nassau Texas (7-5) vs. Utah (11-2), 7:30 Evans and S Jordan Whitehead on 23 0-0 26, Gasol 0-1 0-0 0, Lowry 5- Pittsburgh at Vancouver, 10 p.m. Buffalo (7-5) vs. Charlotte (7-5), 2 North TAKEAWAY: Ohio State secured ILB – Caleb Obermann, 5-11, p.m. (ESPN) IR. Signed WR Spencer Schnell 17 7-8 20, Powell 2-7 4-4 9, Miller 0- St. Louis at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. Minnesota's Karl-Anthony Towns sidelined Jaguars fire Coughlin amid 3rd season, following NFLPA shot by sprained knee JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) – The The unbending taskmaster had have a chance to select your next club." MINNEAPOLIS (AP) – Minnesota center Karl-Anthony Jacksonville Jaguars fired top executive been in trouble for weeks because of "I determined earlier this fall that Towns missed the Timberwolves' game Wednesday night Tom Coughlin on Wednesday, parting the team's sagging record and several making this move at the conclusion of against the New Orleans Pelicans because of a left knee ways with the two-time Super Bowl- questionable roster moves. The NFLPA the 2019 season would be in everyone's sprain. winning coach a little more than a day seemingly forced owner Shad Khan's best interests," Khan said in a state- Coach Ryan Saunders called Towns "day-to-day" with after the NFL Players Union took a hand after an arbitrator's decision to ment. "But, in recent days, I reconsid- the injury. sledgehammer to his reputation. undo millions in fines imposed by ered and decided to make this change Minnesota hasn't played since a 124-117 loss to the Los Coughlin served as executive vice Coughlin himself. immediately. Angeles Clippers on Dec. 13 when Towns had 39 points president of football operations since The NFLPA said Monday that more "I thank Tom for his efforts, not only and 12 rebounds in 35:15. In the fourth quarter, Towns 2017. It was his second stint with Jack- than 25% of player grievances filed in over the past three years but for all he went down hard after a missed dunk attempt while being sonville, the expansion franchise he the last two years have been against the did from our very first season, 25 years guarded by Montrezl Harrell. helped build from the ground up in the Jaguars. The union's take: "You as play- ago, to put the Jacksonville Jaguars on Towns leads the Timberwolves at 26.5 points and 11.7 mid-1990s. ers may want to consider this when you the map." rebounds per game this season. Column: Better helmets won't settle safety vs. mayhem race By JIM LITKE images are photos capturing the devasta- tice and training camp have already bene- safer by ditching the helmets altogether. AP Sports Columnist tion those missiles caused, especially after fited players who followed him into the That, he said, would wreak even more Football helmets are almost as old as the league switched from hard leather to NFL. And the league's public acknowl- havoc. the game itself and, by now, about as safe even-harder plastic helmets in 1950. edgement in 2016 of a link between foot- "It's a red herring. People say take the as they'll ever be. Think of Eagles linebacker Chuck Bed- ball and the long-term damage caused by helmet off, or the facemasks off, and see The polycarbonate outer shell flexes at narik celebrating his knockout of Giants repeated concussions – a condition what happens. Well, we followed the U.S. impact to redistribute shock, yet remains receiver Frank Gifford. Or Raiders safety known as Chronic Traumatic rugby team for several years and the con- strong enough to ram a car windshield at Jack Tatum, who was dubbed "Assassin," Encepholopathy, or CTE – means those cussion rate is almost three times what it 40 mph without cracking. The facemasks gingerly stepping back after a hit that left same players understand the risk. is in football," he said. wrapped around them are space-age steel. Patriots receiver Darryl Stingley paralyzed And yet, the few games he watches each "Half the team was concussed by the The layered construction and medical- from the waist down. season look as dangerous as ever. end of every season. And that's in addition grade foam underneath provide the cush- In fact, rules "against butting with the "I knew some body parts would be to broken noses, facial cuts, fractured ioning equivalent of industrial-strength head" were on the books before 1900, too. aching for a long time after I was done orbital bones and all kinds of other bubble wrap. But they were unevenly enforced until the playing. But one thing I didn't sign up for injuries," Duma added. But just like those jerry-rigged helmets scope of the game's concussion problem was brain problems, and I'm happy to say With equipment nearly optimized, and made from leather, felt and rubber intro- became apparent in recent years. In I don't have any of those." enforcement of the rules presumably duced around 1900, they can't stop con- March, 2018, in response to what NFL "Maybe," Bennett joked a moment later, improving, the NFL has latched onto a cussions, but they can turn men with bad executive Jeff Miller called "a greater inci- "I benefited from being 6-foot-7. My ankles back-to-the-future instructional program intent into missiles. That discovery dence of this behavior," the league are bad, but that's because everybody just called "Heads-Up Tackling" to convince launched an arms race between safety and approved a new rule instructing officials tackled my ankles." fans the game can be made safer. mayhem that continues to this day. to penalize any player who lowers his Not every player is that lucky. Partici- It's been called "low tackling," "form "When we began researching helmets, head to initiate contact. pation in boys high school football pro- tackling" and "proper contact" at different one of the first arguments was, 'Aren't you While that remains a judgment call, grams has dropped by 10 percent nation- times over the last 120 years and purports just making a better weapon?'" recalled players on the field long ago developed ally over the last decade, according to the to teach players to tackle while placing Stefan Duma, director of the authoritative their own rule to deal with head-hunting: National Federation of State High School their heads on either side of an opponent's and independent Virginia Tech Helmet Do unto others before they do unto you. Associations, owing in large part to par- body. Just like the introduction of the hel- Lab, founded in 2011. "You always know who's on the field ents' concerns about concussions. That met, it was a response to widespread "That wasn't the intention, but I agreed and what they do, so I always felt like I has left the game's stakeholders scram- reports of deaths and injuries, conceived completely with the assessment. … Any- was going to be the hammer and not the bling for ways to make it safer. But and promoted by some of the best-known time you put that much force and effort nail. Like I always had to bring it just as research tells Duma the answer won't be coaches of the day. around somebody, there will be risk. hard they did," said Martellus Bennett, better helmets. It didn't work then. Bennett has less That's why enforcement is a key piece." who retired in 2017 after 10 seasons play- "There might be some tweaks going for- hope for "safe tackling" now. An unbroken line of brutal defenders ing tight end with the Cowboys, Giants, ward," he said. "But I'd say we're 95 per- "Actually, there's one place it might and spectacular collisions, among other Bears, Packers and Patriots. cent of the way there now." work," Bennett chuckled during a break things, helped turn the NFL into must-see Bennett, 32, believes better enforce- Duma also takes issue with those who from staging fan football clinics for Dos TV. Indeed, many of its most-enduring ment of the rules and less contact in prac- point to rugby to argue football would be Equis. "On paper." l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 2019 11 HERMAN SPEED BUMP Way too much rukus on travels Dear Annie: I just got back from a trip visiting my family across the country and something followed me from sea to shin- ing sea – people watching videos, listening to music and playing video games loudly and without headphones for the most part, too. What is with this? Dear I first noticed it when a young boy next Annie to me at the airport was playing on his iPad with the video game noises on high. His parents seemed oblivious to the obvi- happy being a number and resent how ous disturbance. Next, someone was video some places insist on asking my name. I conferencing their partner, without head- am not your new best friend; I am your phones or even moving to a less crowded customer and deserve the respect that space, as we were boarding. Yet another comes with that. Also, I feel it puts women person was blasting her music on the and young teens at risk when their name is plane; I could hear it from two rows back! announced to a room full of strangers. Yes, THE PAJAMA DIARIES Finally, after landing, I got on the train to you could always give a fake name, but head home and this elderly couple kept most people don’t. I do get a kick out of passing their phones back and forth, shar- saying my name is Wendy at Wendy’s. To ing videos while a guy down the train car all businesses, please stop this practice played his music through his speaker- and go back to numbers. Maybe I will try phone. telling them my name is No. 32. – Protect This rude phenomenon spans genera- My Privacy tions and gender, seemingly, but I can’t be Dear Protect My Privacy: Your letter the only one who is disturbed by this brings up a great point about safety. While trend. Annie, what’s the best way to it is not as personal, numbers seem like a approach people who can’t seem to keep better option. MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM their music to themselves? – Thanks for Dear Annie: In response to the lady Not Sharing whose brother and sister-in-law fight in Dear Thanks for Not Sharing: Your let- front of the kids about whether to invest ter provides a wonderful description of money or pay off the mortgage earlier, what all of us are putting up with these there is an easy solution. It is true that days. Trying to block the noise out and there are benefits to both sides of the argu- going into a mental bubble can be chal- ment, so why not compromise? lenging. It is amazing how a few rude peo- They can mutually decide on an ple can ruin your day – if you let them. amount they are comfortable with. The Maybe the best solution is to keep head- first month they can invest it, and the sec- phones with you and put them on for two ond month it goes toward the principle on reasons: one, to show them your good their mortgage. It should make both of BORN LOSER example, and, two, to block out the incon- them happy and everyone wins, especially siderate people. Let’s hope some enlight- the kids when peace is restored in the fam- ened legislators will pass a law addressing ily. – A Retired Financial Planner this issue. Dear Retired Financial Planner: I Dear Annie: Today I read in the news always love hearing from professionals in about the fuss over a Starbucks employee their field. Compromising is a healthy misunderstanding someone’s name and solution in most relationships, and your writing ISIS instead of AZIZ. This would suggestion is a good one. not have been a problem if businesses Send your questions for Annie Lane to would quit insisting on getting your first [email protected]. name when you order. I am perfectly COPYRIGHT 2019 CREATORS.COM

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December 19, 2019 a prospectus from the office listed NATIONAL FOREST below. A prospectus, bid form, and TIMBER FOR SALE complete information concerning Modest rally for stocks is OTTAWA NATIONAL FOREST the timber, the conditions of sale, The Fisher Fork Sale is located and submission of bids is available within T46N, R44W, Secs. 27-29, to the public from the WA- 32-33. The Forest Service will re- TERSMEET/ IRON RIVER DIS- mostly gone by closing bell ceive sealed bids in public at Wa- TRICT OFFICES, any other Ott- tersmeet/Iron River Ranger District, awa National Forest Ranger Dis- E23979 US 2 East, Watersmeet, MI trict Office or at the Ottawa Nation- NEW YORK (AP) – A Dec. 18, 2019 49969 at 1:00 PM local time on al Forest website: last-minute burst of selling Dow Jones 28,000 01/21/2020 for an estimated volume www.fs.usda.gov/ottawa. of 13 CCF of Mixed Conifer sawtim- The USDA is an equal opportun- pulled the major U.S. stock industrials 27,000 ber, 190 CCF of Mixed Hardwood ity provider and employer. indexes mostly lower -27.88 26,000 sawtimber, 179 CCF of Sugar Wednesday, ending the 25,000 Maple sawtimber, 117 CCF of As- 28,239.28 pen pulpwood, 42 CCF of Mixed market’s five-day winning JJ A S O ND Conifer pulpwood, and 2727 CCF streak. Pct. change from previous: -0.10% High 28,323.25 Low 28,239.28 of Mixed Hardwood pulpwood marked or otherwise designated for The S&P 500 index and cutting. The Forest Service re- Dow Jones Industrial Aver- Dec. 18, 2019 9,000 serves the right to reject any and all age finished with tiny loss- Nasdaq bids. Interested parties may obtain composite 8,500 es that left them just below their all-time highs set a 4.38 8,000

day earlier. The Nasdaq 8,827.73 7,500 composite eked out a slight JJ A S O ND gain, giving it its fifth- Pct. change from previous: 0.05% High 8,848.76 Low 8,820.42 straight record high. Dec. 18, 2019 Trading was listless 3,200 Standard & 3,100 most of the day in the Poor’s 500 absence of major new eco- 3,000 nomic data and only a few -1.38 2,900 2,800 corporate earnings reports 3,191.14 J JASOND for investors to mull over. Pct. change from previous: -0.04% High 3,198.48 Low 3,191.14 Stocks have jumped recent- ly on optimism around a “Phase 1” trade deal 8,827.73, a record. limited deal on trade on announced last week Smaller-company stocks Friday. between the United States outperformed the rest of For now, at least, the and China, among other the market. The Russell pact has helped ease a key factors. But after five 2000 index gained 4.17 source of uncertainty for straight days of gains, the points, or 0.3%, to investors heading into next S&P 500 had less fuel to 1,661.73. year. push higher. More stocks rose than Wednesday’s historic “The market doesn’t fell on the New York Stock House of Representatives seem like it’s stretched, so Exchange. session to impeach Presi- it’s not surprising that Treasury yields rose dent Donald Trump on we’re seeing it kind of slow- slightly. The yield on the charges of abuse of power ly moving up higher,” said 10-year Treasury climbed and obstructing Congress Veronica Willis, invest- to 1.92% from 1.89% late didn’t appear to have any ment strategy analyst at Tuesday. impact on the market. Wells Fargo Investment Despite the last-minute “This is what the market Institute. “But I would not dip, stocks are on track for already expected, that it be surprised to see a little strong gains this year. The would go to a vote in the bit of profit-taking as we’re benchmark S&P 500 is up House and once it eventu- getting these record highs.” 27.3%, while the Dow is up ally moves on to the Senate Losses in banks, indus- 21.1%. The Nasdaq, which the president won’t be trial stocks, household is heavily weighted with removed from office,” goods makers and technol- technology stocks, is up Willis said. “There are no ogy companies helped pull 33%. surprises on that front, the market lower. They off- Stocks have been mostly which is why the market set gains in real estate, hovering near their recent isn’t reacting much to it.” communication services, all-time highs this week. Investors like Trump’s health care and elsewhere Investors have appeared approach of low taxes and in the market. content this week to hold less regulation for busi- The S&P 500 fell 1.38 on to their gains from a fall nesses, but they see his points, or less than 0.1%, runup in the market. removal from office as to 3,191.14. The Dow Traders have drawn unlikely because the dropped 27.88 points, or encouragement from the Republican-controlled Sen- 0.1%, to 28,239.28. The U.S. and China’s steps to ate would decide his fate Nasdaq composite rose de-escalate their trade con- following a House 4.38 points, or 0.1%, to flict, including reaching a impeachment vote.

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