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SPORTS • 7 DAILY GLOBE Monday, August 6, 2018 Mostly cloudy yourdailyglobe.com | High: 73 | Low: 54 | Details, page 2 James Lussier pleads guilty in Valliere shooting death By RALPH ANSAMI Patrick Mad- Madden noted he did not have begin at 9 a.m. today, with 85 counts. [email protected] den. to accept the plea agreement, but people in the pool. The trial for Allen and Joseph HURLEY – With the murder Lussier is said it was “well considered.” Allen and Joseph Lussier are Lussier is scheduled for eight trials of two men scheduled to represented by The youth said he was not charged as the shooters in the days, with today expected to be begin today in Iron County Hurley attor- coerced into signing the agree- death of Valliere, whose body exclusively devoted to jury selec- Court, a third man charged in the ney Marty ment and pleaded guilty to the was found near Mercer on New tion. death of Wayne M. Valliere Jr. has Lipske, who counts, with Madden accepting Year’s day. Valliere, a Lac du Also charged in the death are pleaded guilty. entered into a the guilty pleas. Flambeau tribal member, is Evan T. Oungst, 27, of Arbor James Lussier, 19, of Woodruff, plea agree- Madden ordered a pre-sen- alleged to have been killed on Vitae, and Curtis Wolfe, 26, of entered guilty pleas late Thursday ment with tence investigation, as requested Dec. 22. Lac du Flambeau. afternoon to being a party to the A s s i s t a n t by Lipske. Joseph Lussier and Allen are According to the criminal James crime of felony murder and two Lussier A t t o r n e y s Meanwhile, jury selection for both charged with conspiracy to complaint, Valliere was thought counts of aiding a felon. He is G e n e r a l Richard F.A. Allen, 27, and Joseph commit first-degree intentional to be a drug informant by the five scheduled for sentencing on Nov. Richard J. D. Lussier, 26, both of Lac du homicide and being a party to defendants, who took him for his 5 at 2 p.m. by Iron County Judge Dufour and Chad Verbeten. Flambeau, was scheduled to hiding a corpse, along with other last ride that day. Michigan votes in primary Tuesday By RICHARD JENKINS ley, Patrick Colbeck, Jim [email protected] Hines and Bill Schuette; Gogebic County voters Democrats Abdul El-Sayed, will join voters around the Shri Thanedar and state Tuesday to cast their Gretchen Whitmer; and ballots in the state’s prima- Libertarians Bill Gelineau ry election. and John Tatar are all vying The ballot will feature a for the chance to represent number of national, state their respective parties on and local races; as well as the November ballot for several ballot measures the governors race. depending on which While incumbent Deb- municipality voters are vot- bie Stabenow is running ing in. unopposed in the Demo- For the partisan section, cratic primary for U.S. Sen- voters must confine their ate, Republicans John votes to a single party. James and Sandy Pensler They can vote in the non- are vying to face her in the partisan and proposal sec- general election. tions regardless of party While no Democrats are choice. Republicans Brian Cal- MICHIGAN — page 5 Wisconsin primary election set for Aug. 14 By RICHARD JENKINS and Wisconsin governor to [email protected] county offices. While Gogebic County While several parties Steve Newman/Daily Globe voters are heading to the are holding their primaries JUDGE VERN Gilles judges the open class flowers Saturday in the exhibits building of the Iron Count Fair while polls Tuesday for Michi- on the same day, Wiscon- the rain poured outside. gan’s primary election, sin voters can only partici- Iron County voters will get pate in a single party’s pri- their chance to vote the fol- mary election. This means lowing week in Wiscon- voters must choose Fair keeps running Saturday in spite of rain sin’s Aug. 14 primary. between the Republican or By STEVE NEWMAN with competitions and midway food judging. Nervous parents watched Iron County voters will Democratic contests, or [email protected] stands opened up along with rides as the very young participants tried cast their votes in a variety vote in a third-party prima- SAXON, Wis. – The show must once the rains stopped. to manage the small horses. One of national, state and local ry. go on; and it did Saturday morning In the horse barn, Parker Jeske races, ranging from the at the Iron County Fair, in spite of prepared to show his miniature contest for U.S. senator the rains. Judging continued along horse in the morning small horse WISCONSIN — page 5 FAIR — page 6 Trout Creek man ROOSEVELT CENTENNIAL bound over for Reunion brings for sexual JULIE hundreds together ABRAMSON misconduct of Iron- By STEVE NEWMAN wood, 93, The auditorium was By JAN TUCKER [email protected] jam-packed for the evening [email protected] was named the oldest at IRONWOOD – A group banquet and get-together ONTONAGON – A Trout the Roo- of over 450 people were event. John Ostrom was Creek man, Jason Hash 36, sevelt registered and many of the master of ceremonies was bound over to circuit School cen- them gathered together in and welcomed the crowd. court on criminal sexual con- tennial and the Ironwood Memorial After an opening prayer by duct charges. Hash is charged reunion on Building Saturday evening Bruce Estola, Deb Hautala with two counts of criminal Saturday. for the centennial celebra- Wahlberg sang the nation- sexual conduct, second She gradu- tion for the Roosevelt al anthem. After just a few degree, with a child under 13 ated Roo- School, a school that remarks, Ostrom helped years of age. He is also sevelt from served the community for find the oldest attender charged with one count of the ninth many years in Ironwood and the groups were off to accosting a child for immoral grade in Township. The group was be photographed by the purposes and third offender 1939. brought together by a deep decade they were at the notice. Bond was set at love for the school and the school. $300,000. Steve people of the area that was Julie Abramson, 93, got In an unrelated charge, Newman/Daily clear to see. the prize for the oldest stu- Globe Judge Michael Pope Friday “They did a great job dent at the event. She sentence James Pallo, 52, with this big of a crew,” attended the school said Lynn Reini Schedl, who came from California especially for the event. 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Ontonagon LOCALL OUTLOOK 68/57 Todayy we will see mostly cloudy Bergland skies, high g of 773°,3°, humidityy of 73%. 72/55 West northwest wind 7 mph. The Wakefield Ironwood recordd high for today is 98° set in Saxon 72/55 73/54 Marenisco 1947. Expect mostly cloudy skies 74/56 tonightonight,ht, overnight low of 54°. Bessemer 75/54 Upson Hurley 72/55 Watersmeet 74/55 73/54 75/54 SUNS AND MOON Mercer 77/55 Manitowish 76/54 SunriseSunri ...... se ...... 5:47 a.m. Minocqua SunsetSunse ...... et ...... 8:24 p.m. 77/56 MoonriseMoon ...... nrise ...... 12:57 a.m. MoonsetMoon ...... nset...... 3:59 p.m.p Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe A TOW truck is used to pull a vehicle out of the ditch Sunday evening in Ironwood. ALMANAC REGIONALREGIONAL WEATHER NATIONALNAATIONAL WEATHER It appears the driver of the vehicle lost control while taking a curve on Frenchtown TodayTue. Today Tue. Road, just southeast of East McLeod Avenue, and the vehicle rolled over before Yesterday stopping in the trees at the bottom of the embankment. Police officers at the scene High ...... temperature.....88 Ashlandd 84/66 sh 80/62 t ChicagoChicaago 91/71 sh 79/68 t Low ...... temperature ...... 66 Duluth 76/57pc 77/62 s DallasDallas 99/79s 97/80 pc said two people were in the vehicle at the time of the accident, and one person was Precipitation ...... 0.00" Eau ClaireCla aire 87/70 t 77/65 t KansasKansaas City 96/72 pc 85/67 t transported to Aspirus Ironwood Hospital. It appeared alcohol may have been a .3 in. EscanabaEscanabba 75/58sh 73/61 pc Los AngelesA 94/73s 95/72 s factor in the crash. Grand RapidsR 87/69 t 82/62 t New YorkY 92/77 s 90/79 t MOON PHASES Green BayB 80/63sh 77/62 pc Orlandondo 90/77pc 91/79 t Madisonn 74/65 t 78/63 t PhoenixPhoennix 111/89 s 110/87 s NewNew F Firstirst F Fullull L Lastast MarquetteMarqueette 74/57sh 66/59 pc SeattleSeattlle 83/62pc 84/64 s Oregon police chief orders review of use of force at protest RhinelanderRhinelaander 77/57 t 76/56 pc WeatherWeathher (Wx): cl/cloudy; fl/flurries; pc/partly St. Paul 83/64pc 82/65 pc cloudcloudy;dy; mc/mostly cloudy; ra/rain; rs/rain & SALEM, Ore. (AP) – this year in the city as supremacists, white snowsnow;; s/sunny; sh/showers; sn/snow; ss/snow 8/11 8/188/26 9/2 Wausauu 78/61 t 77/58 pc showers; t/thunderstorms; w/windy Portland police were right-wing militants con- nationalists, and neo-Nazi accused Sunday of being verged, met by counter- gangs,” the Oregon chapter LOCAL UV INDEX WEATHERW TRIVIA heavy-handed against peo- protesters, including mem- of the Council on Ameri- ple protesting a rally by bers of anti-fascist, or can-Islamic Relations and Whatt are waterspouts? extreme-right demonstra- “antifa,” groups. City offi- the Portland chapter of the tors, reportedly injuring cials have struggled with Democratic Socialists of ? some counter-protesters striking a balance between America said in a state- 0 - 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11+

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P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe scheduled for Aug. 21 SERVING A Saturday The U.S. Small Business producers, farmers or spaghetti dinner in the Administration reminds ranchers. community room of the small businesses, agricul- The loans are for work- Wakefield municipal tural cooperatives, busi- ing capital and can be up building are, from left, nesses engaged in aquacul- to $2 million, with interest Sue Boggetto, Shirley ture and most private non- rates of 3.215 percent for Torkko, Jean White, Tara profit organizations that eligible small businesses Hamilton, Carol Balduc Aug. 21 is the filing dead- and 2.5 percent for non- and city treasurer Sherry line for federal Economic profit organizations, and Ravelli. As part of a “4 Injury Disaster Loans in terms up to 30 years. the Kids” initiative, the Wisconsin as a result of Applicants may apply dinner was a fundraiser flooding and wet condi- online via SBA’s secure to install a multipurpose tions from April 15 website at gym floor in the munici- through Oct. 28, 2017. Disasterloan.sba.gov. pal building’s communi- The disaster declaration Businesses and individ- ty room. includes Ashland, Barron, uals may also obtain infor- Bayfield, Chippewa, Dou- mation and loan applica- glas, Price, Rusk, Sawyer, tions by calling the SBA’s Taylor and Washburn Customer Service Center at counties. 1-800-659-2955, or by Spaghetti fundraiser takes initiative closer to goal Under the declaration, emailing disastercustom- the SBA’s Economic Injury [email protected]. By P.J. GLISSON about $9,000 total toward their goal. The first was the Dale White, who chairs Disaster Loan program is Loan applications can [email protected] their $20,000 ultimate Matt Ahonen Memorial the planning commission, available to eligible farm- also be downloaded at WAKEFIELD – A Satur- goal. The money will be Softball Tournament, held is the fourth “4 the Kids” related and non-farm-relat- sba.gov. Completed appli- day spaghetti fundraiser at used to install a multipur- as part of recent Fourth of committee member, along ed entities that suffered cations should be mailed the Wakefield municipal pose gym floor in the July activities. with Amy Tarro and the financial losses. to: U.S. Small Business building took in about municipal building’s com- Tarro estimated 150 to Korugas. “We kind of share With the exception of Administration, Processing $3,000 for the local initia- munity room, where the 175 people enjoyed the Sat- duties,” said Tarro. aquaculture enterprises, and Disbursement Center, tive called “4 the Kids.” spaghetti feed was held. urday meal, with many of White has said previ- SBA cannot provide disas- 14925 Kingsport Road, Mayor pro tempore Amy According to “4 the them eating in the commu- ously that a gym floor in ter loans to agricultural Fort Worth, TX, 76155. Tarro, who co-chairs “4 the Kids” committee member nity room and some order- the community room Kids” with Peter Koruga, Paula Koruga, Saturday’s ing takeout bags. The meal would give local coaches reported the success Sun- meal was only the second included spaghetti and an additional option for day, saying they now have fundraiser held toward sauce, salad, bread and a practice time with students broad array of desserts. from the Wakefield- Julia Tarro and Kayla Zeck- Marenisco K-12 School. ovich also sold beverages. Mark Lane, the school’s “It’s delicious,” said Marcia athletic director and guid- Vestich, who is treasurer of ance counselor, supports the Wakefield-Marenisco the initiative. Board of Education and a Peter Koruga said more member of the Wakefield fundraisers will occur, with Planning Commission. a bike-a-thon now being Nancy Krznarich sold planned. Paula Koruga meal tickets at the door, added no deadline is set. VOTE and planning commission They simply will continue member Marco Movrich raising money until they sold 50/50 tickets at the collect the full $20,000. event, which resulted in John Siira winning $243. “YES” 4 KIDS — page 5 ON 8/7/2018 TO RENEW THE GOGEBIC COUNTY ANIMAL CONTROL MILLAGE

Paid for by HOPE Animal Shelter, 590 Easy St., Ironwood, MI 49938 Paid for by Clancey Byrne, Friends of the LLW Vote Yes Committee, 650 E. Ayer St., Ironwood, MI 49938 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 2018 3 Community calendar Perfectly packed picnic basket can insure healthy family outing Email calendar items and Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Friday, Aug. 10 community news to area74.org. By KELLY FOSNESS Coffee With A Cop, Joe’s yogurt dip. [email protected]. DOVE Support Group, Aspirus Health System For more information, call 906- noon-2 p.m. 906-932-4990. Pasty Shop, 8 a.m. 4. Pack a thirst-quencher. Fill a water 932-2211. Ironwood-Hurley Rotary Mercer Cribbage, 9:30- Looking for a fun (and inexpensive) bottle with 100 percent fruit juice, ice and 11:30 a.m., Mercer Senior Club, 12:15 p.m., Elk and weekend activity to do with friends and sparkling water. Add lime, orange or Monday, Aug. 6 Hound Restaurant, Ironwood. Center. Iron County Veterans Ser- Double Trouble, 11 a.m.- family? Nothing says summer like an old- strawberry slices. Iron County Food Pantry, vice Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, 12:30 p.m., Serenity Center, fashioned picnic. 5. Don’t spoil your picnic. Hot tempera- 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Wis., Town Hall. 715-561- Ironwood. Whether you picnic in a park or in your tures can quickly turn good food bad. To Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- 2190. Mercer Food Pantry, 4450. Wakefield American noon-1 p.m., Railroad Street, own backyard, packing something tasty help steer clear of food poisoning: Alcoholics Anonymous, Legion, 5:30 p.m. Auxiliary, 6 Mercer, Wis. Emergencies: and healthful is easier than you might —Place perishable food in a cooler with noon, Salem Lutheran Church, p.m. regular meeting, post, 715-476-7655. think. Aspirus health experts recommend Ironwood. area74.org. Alcoholics Anonymous/ ice or frozen gel packs. Park the cooler in Wakefield. you start by following these five tips: the shade. If you don’t have a cooler, you Strong Bones Exercise IMPACT Life Support Al-Anon, noon, Salem Luther- Class, 1 p.m., Mercer Commu- Group, 6:30 p.m., Woodland an Church, Ironwood. 1. Bring what’s in season. From berries can safely bring nonperishables to the pic- nity Center. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. to cherries, bell peppers to green beans, nic like fruits and veggies, hard cheese, Overeaters Anonymous, Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. Narcotics Anonymous, 7 many fruits and veggies are freshest in canned fish, or peanut butter to pair with 5:30 p.m., All Saints Lutheran p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, EDT, Ontonagon United Church, Wakefield. Ironwood. area74.org. Methodist Church basement, summer. So make a colorful and healthful bread or crackers. Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 Alcoholics Anonymous, next to Holiday gas station, variety a part of your picnic. Enjoy them —If you’re going to grill, keep raw meats p.m., Our Lady of Peace 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Ontonagon. area74.org. raw with a low-fat dip. Fill a container separate from other foods. And use a ther- Catholic Church, Ironwood. Church, Bessemer. Alcoholics Anonymous, area74.org. area74.org. 7:30 p.m., Our Lady of Peace with a fresh-fruit medley. Make a chopped- mometer to make sure meat is thoroughly Ironwood Sports Hall of Government Catholic Church, Ironwood. veggie salad with brown rice and beans. cooked. Fame, 6 p.m., Luther L. Wright Wakefield Housing Com- area74.org. K-12 School, room 205. Or top a green salad with sweet berries. One final tip, reminds Sharon Shepich, mission, 9 a.m., Sunset Saturday, Aug. 11 2. Reimagine your sandwich. A PB&J family medicine physician at Aspirus Iron- MECCA Ski Club, 6 p.m., Manor community room, 200 MECCA cabin near the treat- Pierce St., Wakefield. isn’t your only picnic-friendly option. Try wood Hospital and Clinics, is to make sure ment facility, Mercer, Wis. Alcoholics Anonymous, Gogebic County Remon- 11 a.m., Salem Lutheran a whole-wheat wrap with lean turkey and everyone protects themselves from the Author Nancy Langston, umentation Peer Review, 9 6:30 p.m., Mercer Public Church, Ironwood. area74.org. low-fat cheese. Add lettuce, spinach, avo- sun’s damaging rays. a.m., Natural Resources Cen- Community Pickleball Library. ter, Bessemer. cados and tomatoes for a healthy dose of “Many people make the mistake of Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer Bessemer Area Sewer School gymnasium. 715-776- vegetables. Or how about noshing on a using too little sunscreen when you EDT, Ontonagon United Authority, 4:30 p.m., Besse- Methodist Church basement, 4588. chicken, olive oil, feta and tomato should be using at least one ounce – about mer City Hall. Christmas Toy Gift Col- combo? the amount you can hold in the palm of next to Holiday gas station, Gogebic County Board, 5 Ontonagon. area74.org. lection, 5-7 p.m., Depot Park p.m., courthouse, Bessemer. pavilion, Ironwood. Toys will be 3. Make it fun to eat. Use cookie cutters your hand – to cover exposed skin,” Dr. Government Wakefield Township Ironwood Parks and distributed at regional hospitals to turn your kids’ sandwiches into inter- Shepich said. “You’ll want a sunscreen that Board, 5:30 p.m., township in December. esting shapes that even fussy eaters can’t offers broad-spectrum protection from Recreation Committee, 5:30 hall. p.m., meeting, Conference Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 ignore. Kids also love fruit and vegetable UVA and UVB rays and has a sun protec- Erwin Township Board, p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Room 1, second floor, Memori- 6:00 p.m., Township Hall. kebabs. Serve them with a sweet or savory tive factor of at least 30.” al Building, Ironwood. Ironwood. area74.org. Bessemer City Council, 6 Thursday, Aug. 9 Sunday, Aug. 12 p.m., city hall. Pat O’Donnell Civic Cen- Pickleball, 9-11 a.m. Hem- Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 Finlandia named among top 10 ter Board of Directors meet- lock Av. tennis courts, if rain- p.m., closed meeting, Salem ing 5 PM at the arena. ing, Ironwood Memorial Build- Lutheran Church, Ironwood. institutes for careers in sports, athletics ing. Mercer Health and Well- Tuesday, Aug. 7 Gogebic County Veter- ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., By MICHAEL BABCOCK ans Service Officer, 10:30- Mercer Community Center. knowledge, small classes obtain their degree. 11:30 a.m., Wakefield City Finlandia University Gogebic County Veterans Narcotics Anonymous, 7 and real world experience. Nordstrom said the Hall; 1-2 p.m., Watersmeet Service Officer, 9:30-11:30 p.m., Wesley United Methodist HANCOCK — “The “The students get a busi- internship opportunities Township; 2:45-3:15 p.m., a.m., Ironwood Memorial Church, Ironwood. Marenisco Township. 906-667- Knowledge Review,” an ness core while the sports vary in the sports manage- Building. 906-667-1110. Alcoholics Anonymous, 1110. international education management programing ment degree and that stu- Pickleball, 9-11 a.m. Hem- 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Red Hat Society North- lock Avenue tennis courts, if Church, Bessemer. magazine for universities, focuses on practical knowl- dents put in a significant woods Divas, noon, Golden raining, Ironwood Memorial area74.org. Dragon, Ironwood. Reserva- students, teachers and par- edge and experiences,” amount of work to secure Building. tions or cancellations to 906- Monday, Aug. 13 ents, named Finlandia Uni- said Nordstrom. “Also, the one. Alcoholics Anonymous, 667-0116. noon, Salem Lutheran Church, versity one of the Top 10 smaller cohort allows for “In the past, we’ve had Alcoholics Anonymous, Men’s Bible study, 8 a.m., Ironwood. area74.org. Best Institutes for a Career the instructors and profes- students work for college noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Bessemer Housing Communi- Ironwood Kiwanis Club, Ironwood. area74.org. ty, community room, 906-667- in Sports and Athletics sors to develop personal athletic departments, noon, Golden Dragon. Grief Support Group, 1 to 0469. 2018. relationships with the stu- sports clubs, ticket and Cribbage, 1 p.m., Mercer, 2:30 p.m., Dr. Kate Hospice Gogebic-Ontonagon Wis., Public Library. 715-476- Non-athlete careers in dents. This allows us to get sponsorship marketing, office, 1571 Highway 51 North Community Action Agency 2366. in Arbor Vitae. food commodity distribu- athletics can range any- to know them, as well as sales of sport products, Mercer Health and Well- ReGeneration Youth, tion, seniors, 9 a.m.-noon, where from sports market- motivate them individually general manager of a team ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., 5:30-6:45 p.m., ages 10-11; 100 Mill St., Bessemer. 906- Mercer Community Center. ing and sales to physical in regards to their careers. for a summer college base- Relentless Youth, 7-9 p.m., 667-0283. Diabetes Prevention Pro- therapists and trainers. Our students understand ball league and various ages 12-18; Lighthouse Faith Iron County Food Pantry, gram, 6 p.m., MSU Extension Center, Ironwood. 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan “The Knowledge the sports management other coaching positions,” office, Bessemer. Alcoholics Anonymous, Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- Disabled American Veter- Review” cites Finlandia’s career is competitive and Nordstrom said. 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian 4450. ans, 6 p.m., American Legion major offerings as one of they need to gain experi- Students have gone on Church, Hurley. area74.org. Aurora Club, 6 p.m. club rooms, Memorial Build- Klassic Kruisers Car monthly membership, Aurora the main reasons for the ence in the sports industry to achieve careers at vari- ing. Club, 6:30 p.m., Lindquist Stu- Club, Ironwood. ranking. While Finlandia to separate themselves ous sports companies Gogebic Range Concert dent Center, Ironwood. Government Band, 7 p.m., concert in does offer a sports manage- from the masses that want including the Philadelphia Ironwood Masonic Lodge Gogebic County Road Longyear Park, Ironwood. 389, 7:30 p.m., at the Masonic Commission, finance meet- ment program, it’s market- to work in sports.” Flyers, Tampa Bay Light- Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 building. ing, 4 p.m., road commission ing and graphic design, Careers in sports and ning, ICEBERG Sports Ana- p.m., Episcopal Church of the Government office, Bessemer. Transfiguration, Ironwood. physical therapist assistant athletics are projected to lytics and NCAA. One Bessemer Housing Com- Gogebic-Iron County Air- area74.org. and biology program can grow anywhere from 7 per- alumnus, Shige Kakudate, mission, 8 a.m., Executive port Board, 4:30 p.m., at the Government Director’s Office, 709 West airport. also open doors into the cent to 28 percent faster is currently working as a Bessemer Planning Com- Iron Street, Bessemer. Bessemer Township sports world. than the national average sports consultant in Japan mission, 5:30 p.m., council Iron County Finance Board, 5 p.m., Township Hall, chambers, city hall. Finlandia’s 13 NCAA through 2026. With the and helping to organize Committee, 1 p.m., court- Ramsay. Wednesday, Aug. 8 house, Hurley. Ironwood Township Division III athletic pro- increase in the number of sports into high school and Bessemer Downtown Board, 5:30 p.m., Township grams also give students a jobs available also comes collegiate leagues. Christian Men of the Development Authority, 4 offices. unique opportunity to get an increase in competition “Getting a foot in the Wakefield City Council, Northland, 6:30 a.m., Uptown p.m., DDA room, City Hall. involved. Experiences in for said careers. Finlandia door of the sport industry Cafe, Ironwood. Wakefield Township 5:30 p.m., City Hall. Mentoring of Moms, 9- Board, 5:30 p.m., township Ironwood City Commis- hosting events, marketing, helps students set them- is challenging,” Nordstrom 10:30 a.m., Range Community hall. sion, 5:30 p.m., Memorial game management, cus- selves apart by requiring said. “But once a person is Bible Church, Hurley. 715-561- Gogebic Range Water Building. tomer service, NCAA eligi- internships, clinicals and in the industry they can 4355. Authority Board, 6:30 p.m., Bessemer Downtown Alcoholics Anonymous, Bessemer Township Hall. Development Authority, 5:30 bility and coaching allow other real-world experi- move around or up quick- open meeting, noon, Salem p.m., City Hall, Bessemer. students to have the oppor- ences before students can ly.” tunity for hands-on learn- ing in whatever they might Lake Superior Theatre in be interested in. Assistant Professor of Presents: Sports Management Steve Marquette to celebrate 20 years Nordstrom believes Finlan- A series on MARQUETTE — Lake very show as a young the direction of Broadway dia’s sports management Whole Foods & Health Superior Theatre has a adult,” Vermeulen said. veteran Amy Malaney. program stands out among busy schedule of perfor- LST will present “God- “It is a timeless musical other programs in the Week 2: Whole Foods mances set for its unique spell” August 14-26. “God- that is especially suited to country because of three space in a working spell” is a musical foray our times. This is what main reasons — practical on a Budget boathouse filled with into the Book of Matthew, theater is about — connect- Fox looks to expand marine artifacts near the but it delivers a message of ing us to our humanity, Join us at the lower harbor marina in love and acceptance and raising issues and enter- ‘24’ franchise Marquette. hope to all regardless of taining us. The cast is awe- BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. Ironwood Township Farmers’ Market Through Aug. 11, LST is faith. some, the stage is inven- (AP) — Fox is developing Airport Road Tuesdays 4-6pm in collaborating on a pro- “Full of memorable tive, the music rocks and two potential new series duction of “High School songs and important para- the story is timeless,” for its “24” drama fran- Funded by Musical Jr.” with an area bles, it will delight audi- added Dimitrie. chise. Superior Health Foundation & Aspirus Ironwood youth theater program. ences of all ages,” said LST will present “Broad- One is a prequel to the Local director Jill Ver- spokesman Alastar Dim- way at the Boathouse” on original series and meulen said she is thrilled itrie. Aug. 29-31 — a celebration involves “24” creators Joel that her first post-gradua- “Over the years God- of 20 years theater dedicat- Surnow and Bob Cochran. tion job will be spent with spell has been set in play- ed to James Panowski, for- The other series is set in the show. grounds, junkyards, pris- mer artistic director of For- the legal world and would “I’m honored to direct ons, cathedrals — just est Roberts Theatre. be a new take on the fran- this production for the about anywhere that real “In honor of his years of chise. very organization that people live and work. It is service to the theatre com- taught my youthful self ideal in an intimate setting munity and the lasting about theater and provided like LST’s boathouse where legacy he gave all of us we me with countless theatri- the audience can feel as celebrate the life of this LAKE cal opportunities while though they are as much a dedicated educator,” said growing up — in 2007, I part of the magic on stage Dimitrie. GOGEBIC’S performed in High School as the cast portraying it is,” Complete schedules are Musical with this organiza- Dimitrie said. available at lakesuperi- FINEST FLEET tion and now direct that The production is under ortheatre.com. IS FOR RENT Presque Isle theatre group to hold auditions PRESQUE ISLE, Wis. — Denim & laughing.” Saturday Dessert announces auditions for “The Auditions for seven players are at 6:30 Nerd,” a comedy first presented by the Mil- p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 22, at the Commu- August 18th – 7PM waukee Repertory Theatre, then going on nity Center off County B in downtown to London and Broadway. Presque Isle. The show will be presented General $20 Reserved $30 Students $5 The action centers on the dilemma of a Sept. 14 and 15. young architect who is visited by a man Denim & Dessert is in its 15th year per- 20 ft. Pontoons Enjoy a Q & A session after the show Boat / Motors he’s never met but who saved his life in forming a unique version of theatre. Ticket Office Open Vietnam — the visitor turning out to be an Using scripts on stage, actors don’t memo- License / Cabins Wednesday Thursday Friday incredibly inept “nerd” who outstays his rize, they just have fun rehearsing only Bait / Tackle Noon - 4:30pm welcome with a vengeance. five times before the show goes on. Kayaks / Canoes 109 E. Aurora St., The Milwaukee Journal said playwright All volunteer, the group welcomes new- Ski’s / Tow Tube Ironwood, MI 49938 Larry Shue “delivers a neatly crafted comers both on and off stage. Family Fun 906.932.0618 package that uses some classic comic Call director Tom Erickson at 715 604 forms to bring the audience to its knees, 2524 for more information. ironwoodtheatre.net l 4 MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 2018 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE Love not so simple

Sue Mizell, Publisher Last week, you walked off that the adults in your life tried to do to plane with the biggest smile on your stop it. I want to have the right Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor face. Your hug was stronger and answer for you. taller than last time, proof of a This morning, as promised, I growth spurt in the past six months signed more airline forms and wait- that just stretched on forever, I ed with you at the gate until the swear. Connie attendant walked you onto the In Their Opinion Before the airline official would Schultz plane. As instructed, I stayed until allow you to leave with me, I had to your plane was in the air, to avoid Another tax cut show ID to prove my relationship to your being without a family member you and then sign the forms. That’s for even a minute if your flight were for rich on horizon what we do for unaccompanied delayed or canceled. minors, to keep them safe and months, strangers in charge of them Your assembled Lego creatures Just when it seemed there was no possible way to secure. Not always, though. Some- refused to tell them. still stand sentry around our house, reduce taxes on wealthy Americans any further, Pres- times in this country, we treat unac- The day after you asked about waiting for me to fulfill my promise ident Trump’s economic team has reminded us that companied minors as suspects, as your flight, The New York Times ran to wrap them in Bubble Wrap and nothing is impossible as long as you really, really criminals, instead of the survivors a story about a 5-year-old boy from send them to you. Not Chewbacca, want to achieve it. The Trump team is considering a they are trying to be. As I signed the Brazil. Border Patrol agents had torn though. You said Chewie stays with proposal, long advocated by Larry Kudlow, director form for your release, I thought him away from his mother. Fifty me. He is right where you left him, of the National Economic Council, to impose the cap- about them, too. days later – seven weeks and a day guarding the vase of hydrangeas on ital-gains tax only on the inflation-adjusted profit Our eight days together flew by – – they were reunited, but his mother the kitchen counter. from a sale of assets, rather than the full amount as for Grandpa and me, but not always said he is a different little boy now. I looked at him just now and at present. And they might decree this large tax cut for you. You love us, we know that, He had not nursed for years, she thought about your surprised grin for investors by regulation, without an act of and you were having a lot of fun, but told the Times, but now he was when I quoted Han Solo yelling at Congress. “If it can’t get done through a legislation you were also missing your parents, pleading to be breastfed. When visi- him: “Get in there, you big furry oaf! process, we will look at what tools at Treasury we as children do. Even when you are tors come to their new home in I don’t care what you smell!” The have to do it on our own and we’ll consider that,” with grandparents you’ve known all Philadelphia, he hides behind the look on your face as I talked about Steven Mnuchin, the treasury secretary, told the New of your life – sleeping in the guest sofa. being 20 years old the first time I York Times. bed you’ve known since you were a “He’s been like that since I got saw “Star Wars.” We were sitting in There are two questions here: substantive and toddler – it’s not the same as being him back,” his mother said. “He the rockers on the front porch, chat- procedural. On the latter, it’s doubtful the president with Mom and Dad. doesn’t want to talk to anyone.” ting about a wide range of crazy really does have the power to change the base upon On your sixth day with us, you This is how my mind worked before dinner. How I love that. which taxes are levied simply by reinterpreting the asked when exactly your flight home throughout our time with you, and My phone is chirping. I open the internal revenue laws. Or so the Justice Department would be. I had the answer, down to rightfully so. How can I tell you over text message, and there it is: your officially opined during the George H.W. Bush the minute. You were immediately and over how much I love you and parents’ promised photo of your administration. Because this administration cannot reassured and ran outside to play not think about those frightened reunion. Three happy faces, cheek to be counted on to respect such niceties, it’s best also whiffle ball with Grandpa. I sat on children whose parents love them cheek. For a moment, I am overjoyed to consider the substantive merits of the idea – the porch steps and cheered like a just as much? to know you are safe and secure which are dubious, too. crowd of one, but my mind did wan- There’s also the looming issue of with your parents, who love you so We don’t necessarily object, in principle, to index- der. Thousands of young children accountability. One day, you will be much. ing capital gains to inflation. During a period of high have been pulled from their parents’ old enough to put it all together – And then my mind fills with and persistent inflation, it might be both unfair to arms at our border. Day after day, the camps full of children during thoughts for those other children, as investors and bad for the economy to tax, say, stock these terrified children have wanted your childhood, the president who it should, as it always will now. profits, as if the dollars you sold the stock for were to know when they would see their demonized migrants fleeing for their Grandma promises you that. worth the same as the dollars you bought it with. mothers again, their fathers. Day lives, the mobs who cheered him on Connie Schultz can be reached by (Ordinary income-tax brackets, after all, are indexed after day, for weeks and then – and you will want to know what email at [email protected]. to inflation so as to protect wage earners.) This was a problem in the 1970s when inflation was in the dou- ble digits and the maximum rate on long-term capi- Today in history tal gains was nearly 40 percent. Today, though, inflation has been running at By The Associated Press 2?percent or below for about a decade, and the max- Today’s Highlight in History imum capital-gains rate is 23.8 percent. The unfair- On August 6, 1945, during ness to investors, and the distortion to the economy, World War II, the U.S. B-29 from failing to levy the tax on only the inflation- Superfortress Enola Gay adjusted value of the gain are relatively small. Com- dropped an atomic bomb code- named “Little Boy” on Hiroshi- pared with the government’s need for revenue, they ma, Japan, resulting in an esti- are truly trivial. In other words, it may be that cur- mated 140,000 deaths. (Three rent law permits the government to collect a bit more days later, the United States from the wealthy than it could under ideal inflation- exploded a nuclear device over Nagasaki; five days after that, proofed conditions – and that’s just fine. Imperial Japan surrendered.) The United States has higher priorities at the On this date moment, or ought to, than inflation-proofing the cap- In 1914, Austria-Hungary ital gains that a tiny, privileged percentage of its pop- declared war against Russia ulation must report to the Internal Revenue Service. and Serbia declared war against Germany. Those priorities include not further exacerbating In 1926, Gertrude Ederle already high levels of economic inequality. And they became the first woman to include fiscal responsibility: Researchers at the pres- swim the English Channel, ident’s alma mater, the University of Pennsylvania’s arriving in Kingsdown, Eng- land, from France in 14 1/2 Wharton School of Business, suggest that the pro- hours. posed change would cost $102 billion over 10 years. In 1942, Queen Wilhemina A little more than two weeks ago, on July 13, the of the Netherlands became the White House updated its budget projections to show first reigning queen to address an increase in the 10-year deficit, already swollen by a joint session of Congress, a 36-year-old woman facing released him in January 2009.) Children’s performer Ella telling lawmakers that despite lifelong heart problems that President George W. Bush, on Jenkins is 94. Actor-director tax cuts, of $926 billion. As part of their “considera- Nazi occupation, her people’s she blamed on the diet drug his Asia tour, met with South Peter Bonerz is 80. Actress tion,” Mr. Trump’s advisers should reread that bud- motto remained, “No surren- combination fen-phen was Korean President Lee Myung- Louise Sorel is 78. Actor get report. der.” awarded $23.3 million in the bak; Bush then traveled to Michael Anderson Jr. is 75. – The Washington Post In 1961, Soviet cosmonaut first such lawsuit to reach a Thailand, where he met with Actor Ray Buktenica is 75. Gherman Titov became the jury. (The case was settled for Prime Minister Samak Sundar- Actor Dorian Harewood is 68. second man to orbit Earth as less than a tenth of that avej. Actress Catherine Hicks is 67. he flew aboard Vostok 2; his amount during an appeal.) Five years ago: President Rock singer Pat MacDonald Thought for Today call sign, “Eagle,” prompted his In 2003, actor Arnold Barack Obama said during an (Timbuk 3) is 66. Country famous declaration: “I am Schwarzenegger used an appearance on NBC’s “The musician Mark DuFresne “A successful lie is doubly a lie; an error which has to be Eagle!” appearance on NBC’s “The Tonight Show” that he was (Confederate Railroad) is 65. corrected is a heavier burden than the truth.” In 1962, Jamaica, formerly Tonight Show with Jay Leno” to “disappointed” that Russia had Actress Stepfanie Kramer is — Dag Hammarskjold, U.N. Secretary-General ruled by Britain, became an announce his successful bid to granted temporary asylum to 62. Actress Faith Prince is 61. independent dominion within replace California Gov. Gray National Security Agency leak- Rhythm-and-blues singer (1905-1961) the Commonwealth of Nations. Davis. er Edward Snowden, defying Randy DeBarge is 60. Actor In 1965, President Lyndon In 2009, Sonia Sotomayor administration demands that Leland Orser is 58. Actress Letters Policy B. Johnson signed the Voting was confirmed as the first His- the former government con- Michelle Yeoh is 56. Country Rights Act. panic Supreme Court justice tractor be sent back to the U.S. singers Patsy and Peggy Lynn The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters In 1973, former Cuban dic- by a Senate vote of 68-31. to face espionage charges. are 54. Basketball Hall of should deal with matters of current, public interest. We reserve tator Fulgencio Batista, 72, Ten years ago: The gov- U.S. Army Maj. Nidal Malik Famer David Robinson is 53. the right to reject any letter and to edit those that are to be pub- died in exile in Spain. Enter- ernment declared that Army Hasan went on trial at Fort Actor Jeremy Ratchford is 53. lished. Please avoid name-calling or personal attacks. tainer Stevie Wonder was seri- scientist Bruce Ivins was solely Hood, Texas, charged with Actor Benito Martinez is 50. Letters should be no longer than 400 words. An address ously injured in a car accident responsible for the anthrax killing 13 people and wounding Country singer Lisa Stewart is and phone number must be included for verification purposes. in North Carolina. attacks that killed five and rat- 32 others in a 2009 attack. 50. Movie writer-director M. Election-related letters advocating for or against a candi- In 1978, Pope Paul VI died tled the nation in 2001. (Ivins (Hasan, who admitted carrying Night Shyamalan is 48. Actress date, ballot measure or political party will be considered ads at Castel Gandolfo at age 80. had committed suicide on July out the attack, was convicted Merrin Dungey is 47. Singer and are subject to a charge of $25 for the first 7 inches and In 1986, William J. 29.) A U.S. military jury convict- and sentenced to death.) Geri Halliwell Horner is 46. Schroeder died at Humana ed Osama bin Laden’s former One year ago: Vice Presi- Actor Jason O’Mara is 46. $10 for each additional inch thereafter. They are also limited to Hospital-Audubon in Louisville, driver, Salim Hamdan, of sup- dent Mike Pence, in a state- Singer-actor David Campbell is 400 words. Kentucky, after living 620 days porting terrorism in the first war ment released by the White 45. Actress Vera Farmiga is 45. The Daily Globe will accept Letters to the Editor dealing with the Jarvik 7 artificial heart. crimes trial at Guantanamo House, described as “dis- Actress Soleil Moon Frye is 42. with candidates and issues on Wisconsin’s Aug. 14 primary In 1997, Korean Air Flight Bay (however, the jury graceful and offensive” a New Actress Melissa George is 42. ballot until noon, Wednesday, Aug. 8. 801 crashed into a hillside a imposed a surprisingly light 5 York Times report suggesting Rock singer Travis McCoy Letters may be mailed to Letters to the Editor, Daily Globe, short distance from Guam 1/2-year sentence, making that he was laying the ground- (Gym Class Heroes) is 37. 118 E. 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PUBLISHER EXECUTIVE.DOODV ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Award Winning Newspaper Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 ADVERTISING DIRECTOR LEAD PRESS Published daily Monday - Saturday Heidi Ofstad Bill Westerman (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 2018 5 Michigan and Paul Grbavcich for Sylvia Mussatti is running Area Schools. The millage Obituaries Ironwood’s District 3. As for a partial term as Erwin is for an average of 1.02 there is no Republican on Township treasurer. Both mills for five years to raise From page 1 the ballot, Tuesday’s win- terms will end Nov. 20, $735,000. If passed, the John W. Kadrlik featured on the ballot for ner will be unopposed on 2020. money is will be used to the state’s 1st Congression- the general election ballot Heather Skulan is also purchase five new school al District, Matt Morgan is in November to replace Jim running to be a delegate to buses, as well as improve- MERCER, Wis. – John W. Kadrlik, 77, of Mercer, waging a write-in campaign Oliver on the county the county’s Democratic ments and upgrades to the passed away at his home on Aug. 4, 2018. to face incumbent Republi- board.. Convention for the city of Luther L. Wright K-12 Funeral services for John will be on Wednesday, can Rep. Jack Bergman. Newcomer Joann Bal- Wakefield. School. Aug. 8, at 11 a.m. at St. Isaac Jogues Catholic Church Morgan was forced to duc, of Bessemer Town- Along with the partisan Four townships are also in Mercer. Visitation will be at the church on run a write-in campaign ship, is running unop- portion of the ballot, there asking for millages for Wednesday from 9:30 to 11 a.m. after the state ruled Mor- posed on the Democratic is a non-partisan section “general township operat- To express condolences, visit mckevittpatrickfu- gan’s petitions were invalid side of the ballot in District where voters will vote ing purposes.” neralhome.com. A full obituary can be seen in Tues- due to his use of a P.O. box 4 to replace Jeff Wasley, of between Rudy Perhalla, Wakefield Township is day’s edition. as his address on the forms Erwin Township, who is Anna Talaska and Tracie seeking to renew its 3 mills filed with the state. also not seeking re-elec- Wittla in the contest for for four years. While Mike Carey and Ed McB- tion. Again, there are no probate judge. The top two Marenisco Township is Reunion family reunion. The neigh- room are facing off in the Republicans on the ballot, vote-getters will advance to asking voters to approve 8 bors all had big families, Republican contest for the so Balduc will see no com- the November election, mills for 6 years, Township and we were in with the 38th State Senate district, petition on the ballot in with the winner replacing Supervisor Dick Bouvette From page 1 same kids from the same while Scott Dianda is run- November. District 4 Judge Joel Massie on the told the Daily Globe the through ninth grade, mov- families, so we all knew ning unopposed in the encompasses Erwin Town- bench. township will levy about 6. ing on to the Ironwood each other. A lot of these Democratic contest for the ship and parts of Bessemer There are also several Erwin Township is ask- School in 1939. She remi- kids went on when they seat. Township and the city of millages on the ballot, ing voters to approve 10 nisced about being moved away to become Four candidates – Keith Ironwood. including two county-wide mills over four years. marooned at the school for good workers through LaCosse, Gregory Markka- The other five commis- measures. Watersmeet Township four days with a group of their lives and were a real nen, Kirk Schott and Brady sioners running unop- All county voters will be voters are asked to renew students in 1938 when a credit.” J. Tervo – are vying to rep- posed for re-election asked to decide on a mea- its 3.5 mills for four years. massive snowstorm hit the The event went into the resent the GOP in the race include: Dan Siirila, Dis- sure asking for .2 mills for Voters in Watersmeet area. “The school bus start- evening. After the dinner, for the 110th state house trict 1, Ironwood Town- four years to continue are also being asked to ed to take us home, but there was music from Van- district, while Ken Sum- ship; Tom Laabs, District 2, funding the operation of decide on an 18-mill opera- had to turn back,” she said. derhagen Ray and more mers is running in the Ironwood; Joe Bonovetz, HOPE Animal Shelter and tional levy on non-home- “We had more fun during time for catching up and Democratic race. District 5, Bessemer and a part-time animal control stead properties for five that time.” The students sharing memories. County Treasurer Lisa Bessemer Township; Bob officer, as well as .6 mills years for the Watersmeet were left at the school and Organizer Judy Holst Hewitt is running for a par- Orlich, District 6, Wake- for four years toward the Township Schools. had to take care of them- stated that the event tial term ending Dec. 31, field and Wakefield Town- continued operation of This renewal will renew selves. Because the school exceeded all expectations. 2020. She was appointed ship; and George Peterson Gogebic County Medical millage that will expire had lots of food, “mostly in “It was from the together- to the position Nov. 1, fol- III, District 7, Watersmeet Care Facility. with the 2018 tax levy. large cans,” as she recalled, ness that everyone had lowing Sue Pertile’s retire- Township and Marenisco One mill translates to The proposal will “we didn’t starve.” Abram- there. The students, teach- ment. Township. $1 per $1,000 of taxable restore the statutory rate of son stated that the older ers and parents were The Democratic ballot There are also two town- value. 18 mills on all property, students were in charge of involved together and it also hasraces for the seven ship treasurer races on the Voters in the city of except principal residence taking care of the younger made for a great school.” seats on the Gogebic Coun- Democratic ballot. Lisa Ironwood, Erwin Township and other property exempt- ones during the days in the “The best school, and ty Board of Commission- Hegbloom is running for a and Ironwood Township ed by law. school. the best of time of my ers, including a contested partial term as Bessemer will be asked to vote on a Polls are open from 7 Her son, Gary, was also years, was at Roosevelt race between Jim Byrns Township treasurer, while millage for the Ironwood a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday. a graduate of Roosevelt in School. Our roots are 1972 for eighth grade, and there, and the people here Wisconsin Dana Wachs are all hoping man – are hoping to tested primary races. a 1976 Luther L. Wright appreciate the beautiful to be the one that advances advance to November and At the county level, only graduate. He recalled school we had,” said for- to the general election. the chance to represent the Democratic primary watching Lady Bird John- mer student Rollie From page 1 Meanwhile, on the Wisconsin in the senate has candidates on the bal- son go by the school on the Menigoz. Among the notable Republican side, Gov. Scott seat currently held by lot. way to the airport in 1964. “You couldn’t ask for races on the ballot is that Walker is facing a primary Democrat Tammy Baldwin, Paul W. Samardich, Tim Bale, a 1973 Roo- anything better, the educa- for governor. challenge from Robert who is unopposed in the Diane L. Simonich and sevelt eighth grade gradu- tion we had at Roosevelt With a Republican gov- Meyer as he seeks another race’s Democratic primary. Karen M. Ransanici are all ate, and current Ironwood School.” ernor in office, naturally term. James Bolen and Jeffrey running unopposed for the resident, said “It’s like a big the Democratic field is While there are a num- Fahl are the lone Republi- offices of Iron County sher- more crowded as 10 candi- ber of Democrats have cans on the ballot for the iff, coroner and circuit Charges intent to do bodily harm dates seek the chance to come out to challenge an District 25 State Senate and court clerk respectively. less than murder, interfer- appear on the November incumbent of the opposing District 74 State Assembly Simonich and Ransanici ing with an electronic com- ballot. party, the same is true in races respectively, meaning are incumbents seeking From page 1 munication, and domestic Andy Gronik, Matt the Republican primary for each should advance to another term, while White Pine, to 10 months violence. Bond was set at Flynn, Tony Evers, Josh U.S. Senate. face Democratic incum- Samardich is looking to in jail for criminal sexual $50,000, surity, cash or 10 Pade, Mike McCabe, Five candidates – bents Janet Bewley and replace retiring sheriff conduct -4th degree percent. Mahlon Mitchell, Kelda George C. Lucia, Leah Vuk- Beth Meyers. Both state Tony Furyk. (touching). He was credit- Robert Rahkola 66, Helen Roys, Paul R. Soglin, mir, Griffin Jones, Kevin Sen. Meyers and state Rep. Polls are open from 7 ed for 196 days already Ontonagon, was arraigned Kathleen Vinehout and Nicholson and Charles Bar- Bewely are also in uncon- a.m. to 8 p.m. on Aug. 14. spent in jail. The sentence on a charge of attempted also includes five years of assault with a dangerous MONDAY EVENING AUGUST 6, 2018 probation and fees and weapon. Bond was set at 7:007:308:008:309:009:3010:0010:3011:0011:30 costs, including attorney $5,000 or 10 percent. 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(AP) — A pound just a few miles message that people were from the Colorado border starving, believed to come came amid a two-month from someone inside a investigation in collabora- makeshift compound in tion with Clayton County rural northern New Mexi- authorities and the FBI, co, led to the discovery of according to Hogrefe. 11 children living in filthy He said FBI agents had conditions. surveilled the area a few Taos County Sheriff’s weeks ago but didn’t find officials said Saturday the probable cause to search children ranging in age the property. from 1 to 15 were removed That changed when from the compound in the Georgia detectives for- small community of warded a message to Amalia — 145 miles north- Hogrefe’s office that initial- east of Albuquerque and in ly had been sent to a third an isolated high-desert party, saying: “We are area near the New Mexico- starving and need food and Colorado border. They water.” were then turned over to The sheriff said there state child-welfare workers. was reason to believe the Two men were arrested message came from some- during the search. Siraj one inside the compound. Ralph Ansami/Daily Globe Wahhaj was detained on “I absolutely knew that A TURKEY and chicken that were born this spring and have formed an unusual bond are on display at the Iron an outstanding warrant in we couldn’t wait on anoth- County Fair at Saxon, Wis., on Friday. Owner Greg Massoglia, of Saxon, said the two have shared a cage togeth- Georgia alleging child er agency to step up and we er since they were chicks. abduction. Lucas Morten had to go check this out as was jailed on suspicion of soon as possible,” Hogrefe A BOY AND HIS HORSE harboring a fugitive, Sher- said. iff Jerry Hogrefe said. What authorities found It was not immediately was what Hogrefe called clear Sunday if either had “the saddest living condi- retained an attorney. tions and poverty” he has A 3-year-old boy report- seen in 30 years on the job. ed missing from Georgia’s Other than a few pota- Clayton County since toes and a box of rice, December 2017 was not there was little food in the among the 11 children compound, which found at the compound. Hogrefe said consisted of Three women, believed a small travel trailer to be the mothers of the buried in the ground and children, were detained covered by plastic with no and later released. water, plumbing and elec- “The children are in our tricity. custody and our number Hogrefe said the adults one priority right now is and children were without their health and safety,” shoes and wore basically New Mexico Children, dirty rags for clothing and Youth and Families Depart- “looked like Third World ment Secretary Monique country refugees.” Jacobsons said in a state- The group appeared to ment. “We will continue to be living at the compound work closely with law for a few months, but the enforcement on this inves- sheriff said it remains tigation.” unclear how or why they The search at the com- ended up in New Mexico.

Steve Newman/Daily Globe PARKER JESKE is shown holding his horse as he prepares for judging in the pony judging at the Iron County Fair in Saxon Saturday morning. Brown asks Trump for wildfire Fair annual competition. He robotics competition Satur- and Haley Nyquist won the said “the participation is day afternoon in the 4-H competition and received aid as state battles 17 blazes good this year” when he exhibit building. Accord- gift certificate prizes, as did SAN FRANCISCO (AP) fire, has grown to 357 From page 1 looked at the amount of ing to Iron County Exten- all the participants. — Gov. Jerry Brown on Sat- square miles and is 32 per- horse refused to cooperate exhibits to judge. sion 4-H leader Neil In the afternoon, the urday called on President cent contained, according and had to be held by par- During the afternoon, Klemme, the task of the activities were highlighted Donald Trump to help Cal- to Cal Fire. ents. Later in the morning, skies cleared somewhat three teams was to pro- by the tractor pull at the ifornia fight and recover The National Weather dairy cattle were also and activities resumed. gram their small Lego grandstand, as farmers from another devastating Service forecasts hot and judged. The annual volleyball tour- robots equipped with brought tractors of all sizes wildfire season. windy conditions to persist Judge Vern Gilles pre- nament started off on plow-like front ends to to pull against an elimina- Brown, who inspected in Northern California. pared to judge the open schedule and four teams “plow” a square area, pro- tor to prove the power of neighborhoods wiped out There are 17 major fires class vegetables Saturday played a round robin set of gramming stopping and their tractor and their driv- by a wildfire in the North- burning throughout Cali- morning in the exhibits games to decide seeding turning at the proper ing skill. The track was ern California city of Red- fornia, authorities said. In building while the rain for the playoffs. The sand lengths, in order to cover groomed after each com- ding, said he was confident all, they have destroyed poured outside. Gilles, a volleyball court drained the whole area. The robots petitor to provide a level the president he has hundreds of homes, killed retiree from Ashland, has well enough for the teams were judged on the accura- playing field and each trac- clashed with over immigra- eight people — including gardened for many years to compete. cy of their programming. tor was tracked provide tion and pollution policies four firefighters— and shut and looks forward to the Iron County 4-H held a Jamie Harma, Sawyer Peck accurate results. would send aid, which down Yosemite National Trump did last year when Park. Meteor shower The stargazing experi- California’s wine country Hundreds of colleagues, arrives Aug. 9-13 ence is topped off with was hit hard. family and friends attend- Take complimentary s’mores “The president has been ed a memorial service Sat- The Michigan Depart- around a campfire. Bring- pretty good on helping us urday in Fresno for Nation- ment of Natural Resources ing blankets, seating, bug in disasters, so I’m hope- al Forest Service Capt. Bet ter Care is promoting the Perseid spray and snacks is sug- ful,” said Brown, a Demo- Brian Hughes, the Fresno meteor shower, which gested by the DNR. crat. “Tragedies bring peo- Bee reported . Hughes was of Yourself peaks Aug. 9-13 and can be Designated viewing ple together.” killed July 29 by a falling seen with the naked eye, as areas and times will be Brown’s call for help tree while fighting the wild- a good reason to go camp- specified at each park. came shortly before fire that has closed ...with help from ing. 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Workers AvantiHomeCarehasbeenproviding ties, including an area just who live in Yosemite’s pop- therapytoyourfriendsandneighborsforover Vote TRACIE WITTLA east of the boundary of ular Valley region were 30 years. If you need care at home — tell your For Gogebic County Probate Judge Mendocino National For- ordered to leave Friday primarycareproviderandyourfamilythat est. The blaze, known as because of inaccessible youwantAvantiHomeCare.  on August 7th the Mendocino Complex roads.   • 19 years as Gogebic County Chief Assistant Prosecutor Medical Primary Election Tues., Aug. 7 Services • Invested in the community: Children’s Trust Fund Board Member, State Licensed Health Violence Prevention Workgroup Chair, Care Providers Vote Gogebic-Ontonagon Human Services •SkilledNursing  Coordinating Board Member, Strong •CertiedHome Families / Safe Children Board Member, ANNA R. 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(AP) – Like father, like son. Mired in a confounding Submitted photo losing streak since the COLIN DIGIORGIO, left, and Jeff Ramme were the start of his NASCAR Cup men’s champions at the GCC Basketball Golf Classic career in 2016, Chase Saturday. Elliott finally broke into the win column Sunday, holding off road course ace Martin Truex Jr. at Watkins Glen. The son of Hall of Famer Bill Elliott, who also won his first Cup race on a road course (River- side in 1983 in his 124th start), Chase celebrated a triumph he will cherish forever. Out of fuel after the finish, he was pushed to victory lane by the banged-up No. 48 Chevy of seven-time Cup champi- Submitted photo on Jimmie Johnson, a JULIE AND Tom Froberg won the mixed division. teammate and one of his staunchest supporters, as his father raced to join the celebration after spotting. Toss in the raucous cheers of the sellout crowd and it doesn't get much better than that. "It's something I'll Pat Krause/Daily Globe never forget," said Elliott, MARK MOVRICH, of Bessemer, tees off on the first hole of the 24th annual Gogebic who has finished second Community College Golf Classic held at the Gogebic Country Club on Saturday. The eight times in Cup. "I was two-person scramble included men's, women's and mixed divisions. going to do a burnout, but I ran out of gas. Certainly glad that we were on the Heavy rain ends in time front end today." Elliott's victory came in Submitted photo his 99th Cup start and KYLIE GAYAN, left, and Caitlin Pawlak won the was the 250th win for for GCC golf classic women’s division. Hendrick Motorsports, By PAT KRAUSE breaking a 37-race losing more pleased with the success of [email protected] streak for one of the tournament. NASCAR's signature IRONWOOD – Jeff Ramme "Since this is a major fundrais- teams. It also assured and Colin DiGiorgio shot a 6- ing event for our men's and Elliott a spot in the play- under par 65 to win the 24th women's basketball programs, offs as he became only the annual GCC Basketball Golf we were relieved the Saturday fifth driver to win a race Classic two-person scramble held morning storms moved out of the outside of the "Big 3" of Saturday at the Gogebic Country Ironwood area, so we could com- Kyle Busch, Kevin Harvick Club. plete the 2018 Samson Golf Tour- and Truex, who have com- The father-son team of Onton- ney," Mackey said. "Despite the bined to win 16 of 22 agon's Andy and Mitch Borseth heavy rainfall, the grounds crew races. also scorched the course with a had the course in great condi- Truex ran second to 65, but the Ramme-DiGiorgio tion. Elliott for most of the final duo were the overall winners "Coach Mark Movrich and I stage and began to steadily when they won the tie-breaker by extend a huge thank you to the close as both drivers tried virtue of a great birdie-eagle- businesses and individuals who to save enough gas to birdie finish on holes 16, 17 and sponsored holes and donated reach the end of the 90-lap 18. prizes to help finance this activi- race. It was a two-car Justin and Jaden Borseth fired ty. We also extend a grateful breakaway as the rest of a 68 to finish third overall. thank you to the volunteer work- the field was more than 11 New Gogebic baseball coach, ers and the golfers who partici- seconds back. Bruce Mahler, and Greg Jeske pated, making this a fun event Truex closed to the carded a 72 to win the men's 1st and a successful day for GCC back bumper of Elliott's flight, while Dennis Hewitt and Samson basketball." No. 9 Chevy as his car Ed Kuula finished first in the GCC Basketball Golf Classic Results bobbled slightly out of the men's 2nd flight with a 74. Overall Champions Caitlin Pawlak and Kylie 1. Colin DiGiorgio/Jeff Ramme-65 first turn on the final lap 2. Andy Borseth/Mitch Borseth-65 around the 2.45-mile natu- Gayan won the women's division 3. Justin Borseth/Jaden Borseth-68 Men's 1st Flight ral terrain layout. But by one stroke with a 94. Mari- 1. Bruce Mahler/Greg Jeske-72 anne Zielinski and Kit Malloy 2. Stan Servia/Mark Movrich-72 Truex's No. 78 Toyota 3. Adam Mackey-Dennis Mackey-72 skidded, Elliott regrouped took second place with a 95. Men's 2nd Flight Julie and Tom Froberg shot a 1. Dennis Hewitt/Ed Kuula-74 and pulled away and 2. Joe Manzanares/Matt Konoske-76 Pat Krause/Daily Globe Truex sputtered home, out one under par 70 to win the 3. Carl Vaara-Gene Schleiss-77 BETH BORDNER, of Montreal, Wis., makes her putt on the par 4, 392 mixed division. Women's Division of fuel. 1. Caitlin Pawlak/Kylie Gayan-94 yard ninth hole during the 24th annual GCC Basketball Golf Classic "I just tried all I could GCC men's basketball coach 2. Kit Malloy/Marianne Zielinski-95 Mixed Division held Saturday at the Gogebic Country Club. The tournament was to chase him down, and I Dennis Mackey was pleased the 1. Julie and Tom Froberg-70 conducted as a fundraiser for the Gogebic Community College bas- tournament avoided Saturday 2. Leann and Paul LeClaire-80 got there with plenty of 3. Beth and Scott Bordner-81 ketball programs. time," Truex said. "It's just morning's heavy rains and even every time I'd start putting together some good cor- ners and get close enough Thomas doesn't break to him to even think about making a move, I'd get sweat in winning Firestone sideways behind him. He did a good job of putting AKRON, Ohio (AP) – Justin Jason Day tried to make a run by his car exactly where it Thomas took all the drama out of making three straight birdies, only needed to be and not mak- the final World Golf Champi- to play the final six holes in 5 over ing a mistake." onship at Firestone, never letting to shoot 73. Truex was bidding to anyone closer than two shots and Tiger Woods, an eight-time win- become the first Cup driv- closing with a 1-under 69 to win ner at Firestone, started 11 shots er to win three straight the Bridgestone Invitational for his behind and figured he would go road races since Tony third PGA Tour title this season. out with a bang by playing aggres- Associated Press Stewart accomplished the Sweeter than capturing his first sively. He turned in a dud, and a JUSTIN THOMAS watches his tee shot on the fifth hole during the feat just over a decade ago World Golf Championship was the birdie on the 18th hole gave him final round of the Bridgestone Invitational golf tournament at Fire- . Kyle Busch finished sight behind the 18th green Sun- another 73 to leave him 15 shots stone Country Club, Sunday, in Akron, Ohio. third, 20 seconds behind, day. behind. 1954. The World Series of Golf front nine. A birdie at No. 10 put followed by Daniel Suarez His grandparents, Paul and "Things could have certainly began in 1962, and it became an him three shots behind, but that and Erik Jones, a triumvi- Phyllis Thomas, watched him win gone better," Woods said. "But it is official PGA Tour event in 1976. In was all he had. Johnson bogeyed rate of Joe Gibbs Racing for the first time on the PGA Tour. what it is, and on to next week." many respects, it was the precur- the last hole for a 64 and shared Toyotas. Pole-sitter Denny Paul Thomas was a career club pro- Thomas must feel the same way. sor to the World Golf Champi- third with Thorbjorn Olesen of Hamlin finished 13th. fessional and played at Firestone in He had gone five months since his onships by bringing in winners Denmark, who also had a 64.McIl- The race promised to the 1960 PGA Championship, last victory, a playoff win at the from around the world. roy shot a 73 to tie for 6th. turn into a fuel mileage missing the 54-hole cut. His son, Honda Classic. While he didn't feel Bridgestone shifted its title U.S. Open champion Brooks race as the laps wound Mike Thomas, also is a career club as though he were playing poorly, sponsorship to the PGA Tour Koepka had a 67 to finish fifth. down, and nobody has pro in Kentucky and a former PGA he didn't have the results to back it Champions, which will bring its McIlroy won at Bay Hill in been better with the strate- of America board member. up. Now he does, and Thomas Senior Players Championship to March and has three runner-up fin- gy than Truex and crew "I got a little choked up when I heads to St. Louis next week for Firestone next year. The World ishes, and he had said Saturday chief Cole Pearn. All three saw grandma and grandpa over the PGA Championship, where he Golf Championship instead will afternoon he was tired of finishing of Truex's road course there," Thomas said. "It's really will try to join Woods as the only move to Memphis, Tennessee. second. Not to worry. His 73 gave wins were won with strate- cool. They don't get to come out players to win back-to-back in Thomas finished at 15-under him a tie for sixth. gy, including last year at very often.". stroke play. Woods did it twice. 265 for a four-shot victory over Thomas becomes the 21st play- The Glen and this year at Playing in the final group with Thomas had not had a score Kyle Stanley, who got within two er to win a World Golf Champi- Sonoma in California's Rory McIlroy, the 25-year-old better than 67, and he had not fin- shots of the lead until bogeys on onship and a major., and his three wine country. Thomas made only two birdies. ished higher than a tie for 28th in the 13th and 14th holes. Stanley victories tie him with Johnson and "You feel satisfied," That was all he needed on a day his two previous appearances at closed with a 68. Bubba Watson for most on the Elliott said. "It's a huge when just about everyone within Firestone. Dustin Johnson, the world's No. PGA Tour this year. The ninth vic- deal. It has not been an range was making all the mistakes. "I'm glad I finally played well 1 player who was coming off a vic- tory of his career moves him to No. easy year. We were getting McIlroy finished the back nine around here, just in time to leave," tory in the Canadian Open last 2 in the world, with a shot to closer and closer and with consecutive bogeys and never . Firestone has held tour events week, started the final round 10 regain the No. 1 ranking next week finally got it done." recovered. Ian Poulter shot 74. since the Rubber City Open in shots behind and shot 29 on the at the PGA Championship. l 8 MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 2018 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe scoreboard

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Dodgers 3, Houston 2 Pat Perez 287 +7 Placed D Tommy Redding on sea- Minnesota 52 58 .473 9 San Francisco 3, Arizona 2 Paul Dunne 288 +8 son-ending injury Detroit 47 65 .420 15 Monday's Games Emiliano Grillo 288 +8 reserve.Anirban Lahiri 272 -8 from Albuquerque (PCL). 23. (30) Ty Dillon, Chevrolet, 90. Nolan Arenado hit a go-ahead homer Arenado 3b 5231Mstakas 3b 4111 Houston (Morton 12-2) at San Rory McIlroy 272 -8 MIAMI MARLINS — Sent RHP 24. (27) Parker Kligerman, Toy- with two outs in the 11th inning and the Story ss 6114T.Shaw 1b 5121 Francisco (Rodriguez 5-1), 10:15 Aaron Wise 272 -8 Drew Rucinski to Jupiter (FSL) for a ota, 90. C.Gnzal rf 4010Braun lf 4120 Tuesday's Games Jason Day 273 -7 rehab assignment. 25. (29) Bubba Wallace, Chevro- Colorado Rockies beat the Milwaukee Desmond lf-1b 5000Schoop 2b 5010 Houston at San Francisco, 3:45 . Tony Finau 273 -7 MILWAUKEE BREWERS — let, 89. Brewers 5-4 on Sunday thanks to an over- Valaika 1b 1000Kratz c 5100 Boston at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. Si Woo Kim 273 -7 Placed RHP Taylor Williams on the 26. (25) David Ragan, Ford, 89. Parra ph-lf 2000O.Arcia ss 3011 Baltimore at Tampa Bay, 7:10 . Ian Poulter 273 -7 10-day DL, retroactive to Friday, 27. (24) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, turned replay review. T.Mrphy c 3000Miley p 1000 Minnesota at Cleveland, 7:10 . Tommy Fleetwood 274 -6 Aug. 3. Recalled RHP Jacob Barnes 89. Arenado's 29th homer of the season Dahl ph 0000Aguilar ph 1000 Seattle at Texas, 8:05 p.m. Matt Kuchar 274 -6 from Colorado Springs (PCL). 28. (37) Paul Menard, Ford, 89. Wolters c 0000Soria p 0000 N.Y. Yankees at Chicago White Marc Leishman 274 -6 Claimed RHP Jordan Lyles off 29. (26) Matt Kenseth, Ford, 89. came off Brewers closer Corey Knebel (2- J.Gray p 4000Jffress p 0000 Sox, 8:10 p.m. Rafa Cabrera Bello 275 -5 waivers from San Diego. 30. 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"These games, they've been extremely Milwaukee 010 000 003 00 —4 WLPct GB Phil Mickelson 277 -3 league contract. 34. (31) Cole Whitt, Chevrolet, stressful," Arenado said. "They've been E_Schoop (10), O.Arcia (9), T.Murphy (5). DP_Colorado 3. LOB_Colorado Philadelphia 63 48 .568 — Louis Oosthuizen 277 -3 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — 73. 11, Milwaukee 6. 2B_LeMahieu (23), C.Gonzalez (21), O.Arcia (7). HR_Are- Atlanta 60 48 .556 1½ Webb Simpson 277 -3 Sent RHP Jerad Eickhoff to Clear- 35. (34) Spencer Gallagher, Toy- tough on us. We needed to win that game." nado (29), Story (24), Moustakas (21), T.Shaw (22). SB_Story (14), Dahl (3), Washington 57 54 .514 6 Tyrrell Hatton 278 -2 water (FSL) for a rehab assignment. ota, 73. Yelich (14), Braun 2 (9). S_Valaika (2). New York 45 64 .413 17 Patrick Reed 278 -2 PITTSBURGH PIRATES — 36. 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Miley 553335 Cincinnati 49 63 .438 15½ Bubba Watson 280 E ed the contract of RHP Trey Win- utes, 44 seconds. Margin of Victory: Soria 100001 West Division Tiger Wood 280 E genter from El Paso (PCL). 7.560 Seconds. Scott Oberg (7-0) got the win, allowing Jeffress 100011 WLPct GB Kevin Chappell 281 +1 SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — Caution Flags: 4 for 11 laps. Hader 100012 Arizona 62 51 .549 — Sergio Garcia 281 +1 Sent RHP Hunter Strickland to the Lead Changes: 9 among 5 a hit erased by a double play in the 10th. Burnes 111110 Los Angeles 62 51 .549 — Kevin Kisner 281 +1 AZL Giants Black for a rehab drivers. Nothing came easy, though. Knebel L,2-2 211114 Colorado 59 52 .532 2 HaoTong Li 281 +1 assignment. Lap Leaders: D. Hamlin 1; Kyle WP_Ottavino 2. San Francisco 57 56 .504 5 Hideki Matsuyama 281 +1 WASHINGTON NATIONALS — Busch 2-17; M. Truex Jr. 18-21; J. 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It was Oh's first save since coming from He allowed one run over eight innings, Toronto in a July 26 trade. scattering four hits and two walks while Davis, who blew consecutive save striking out eight, including the final three opportunities on Thursday and Friday, batters he faced. In his last four starts, could only watch Ottavino do the same in Gray has dropped his ERA more than a full a wild ninth inning. point to 4.73 by allowing just five runs "He had some unfortunate happenings over 29 2/3 innings. around him," Padres manager Bud Black ARENADO'S SPIN said. Arenado saved a run in the sixth with Trailing 4-1, Mike Moustakas led off some nifty glove work. with a homer for the Brewers. After an out, With runners on the corners and two Braun reached base on a catcher's interfer- outs, the third baseman snagged Braun's ence call, and with two outs and two chopper moving backward in the hole to strikes, Ottavino threw a wild pitch that his left, then spun and fired a strike to Ian Kratz swung at. Desmond at first. Cahill Ks 10 in 6 innings as streaking A's blank Tigers 6-0

Associated press OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) – Trevor Cahill Detroit AthleticsOakland 6, Tigers 0 FORMER NFL player Ray Lewis delivers his speech during an induction ceremony at struck out 10 in six innings, Khris Davis ab r h bi ab r h bi the Pro Football Hall of Fame, Saturday in Canton, Ohio. Gerber rf 4 0 2 0 Semien ss 2 0 0 0 and Matt Chapman both homered for the J.Iglss ss 4 0 0 0 M.Chpmn 3b 3 1 1 2 second consecutive game and the Oakland Cstllns dh 4 0 1 0 Lowrie 2b 4 0 0 0 Goodrum lf 4 0 1 0 K.Davis dh 4 1 1 1 Athletics beat the Detroit Tigers 6-0 on Cndlrio 3b 3 0 0 0 Canha lf 3 1 0 0 Hall of Fame speeches get Sunday to complete a season sweep. Adduci 1b 4 0 1 0 M.Olson 1b 4 2 2 2 J.McCnn c 4 0 0 0 Pscotty rf 4 0 1 0 Matt Olson also homered and Ramon Ro.Rdrg 2b 2 0 0 0 Lureano cf 4 1 3 1 Laureano added three hits and an RBI to V.Reyes cf 3 0 0 0 Phegley c 3 0 0 0 political in Canton, Chattanooga Totals 32 0 5 0 Totals 31 6 8 6 help the streaking A's win their sixth Detroit 000 000 000 — 0 CANTON, Ohio (AP) – Just as the to really take on these challenges, to look Oakland 000 200 22x — 6 straight. E_Cahill (1). DP_Detroit 1, Oakland 1. LOB_Detroit 7, Oak land 5. demonstrations of players during the at our goals and what unites us. Surely, Oakland won all seven games against 2B_Adduci (2). HR_M.Chapman (15), K.Davis (31), M.Olson (22). SB_Laure- national anthem have become a means of there is something." ano (1). Detroit this season and has a franchise- IP H R ER BB SO expression for NFL players, the stage at While he never specifically mentioned record 12 consecutive victories over the Detroit the Hall of Fame inductions often turns anyone or any political party, Lewis deliv- Liriano L,3-6 5 5 2 2 2 3 Tigers. Alcantara 1 0 0 0 0 1 into a political platform. It certainly did ered a message about unity that stretched The A's blanked the Tigers on Friday Stumpf 1 2 2 2 0 2 Jimenez 1 1 2 2 0 0 Saturday night. far beyond the football field. It echoed the night and allowed only an unearned run Oakland Ray Lewis did so with his words, and powerful speeches in recent years by Cahill W,4-2 6 3 0 0 1 10 Saturday. It's the first time in Oakland his- Petit H,11 1 0 0 0 1 1 Randy Moss with his tie. LaDainian Tomlinson, Tony Dungy and tory that the team did not give up an Trivino 1 2 0 0 0 0 There even were political tones with a Cris Carter. Buchter 1 0 0 0 0 1 earned run in a series of three or more HBP_by Liriano (Chapman), by Jimenez (Canha). different target 600 miles away during Ter- "How about stopping our kids from games. Umpires_Home, Alfonso Marquez; First, Brian Knight; Second, Pat Hoberg; Third, Gerry Davis. rell Owens' speech at his personal celebra- dying in schools?" Lewis asked. "Can we Cahill (4-2) was masterful in one of his T_2:41. A_19,559 (46,765). tion of entering the pro football shrine. please put prayer back in schools? Please. most dominant outings this season. The run Lewis was a man on the prowl as he How about protecting our children from a right-hander walked one and yielded three shot off Daniel Stumpf, in the seventh. concluded proceedings in Canton, just as terrifying life of being sex trafficked? How hits while pitching through traffic much of Olson homered in the eighth, his 22nd. he was on the field as the greatest about helping our neighbors that can't the afternoon. Mike Gerber had two hits for Detroit. linebacker of his generation. He eschewed afford their medicine? Cahill retired Jim Aducci on a swinging TRAINER'S ROOM the lectern, wearing a cordless micro- "How can we do this? How can we strikeout with the bases loaded to end the Athletics: Chad Pinder (car accident) is phone for his 33-minute oratory focusing come together? The answer is simple. The first, got James McCann to line out with a expected to return Tuesday when Oakland on "hope, faith and love," on "family, answer is love. ... The love that sacrifices runner at second in the fourth and then begins a three-game series against the honor, legacy." and is defined by action taken for others. struck out Jeimer Candelario looking to Dodgers. Pinder hit off a machine in the And then on the division in this coun- The actions of stepping up and being a end the sixth. batting cage and has already been doing try. leader. It's no different than we all did to It's the first time Cahill has won three fielding work. "Our country needs real leaders," Lewis get here. We rose to the challenge, week consecutive starts since 2012. He UP NEXT said. "We need people that are willing to after week for the love of the game and for improved to 3-0 with a 0.99 ERA in seven Tigers: LHP Matthew Boyd (6-9, 4.22 step up and take action. We need people the love of our team. That love just doesn't starts at the Coliseum this season. ERA) faces the Angels for the second time willing to fight for what is good and what go away when we retire. It's still in us Yusmeiro Petit, Lou Trivino and Ryan this season Monday in Anaheim. Boyd is right. burning to be used." Buchter finished the five-hitter. pitched five scoreless innings to beat Los "How do we react to challenges in our Yes, the loudest cheers during Lewis' Davis provided all the offense Cahill Angeles on May 28. country right now? Think about this," he time onstage came when he mentioned needed with his 31st home run leading off Athletics: LHP Sean Manaea (10-7, added, looking around at his fellow Hall of Baltimore or paid tribute to former team- the fourth against Tigers starter Francisco 3.38) will make his seventh interleague Famers. "We can go from being legends to mates and coaches. But Lewis admitted to Liriano (3-6). It was his 10th in 16 games start Tuesday against the Dodgers, tying building a legacy bigger than football, big- being hopeful that the words at the end of since the All-Star break. him for second-most in major league his- ger than sports. I want us to work together his speech would have a lasting impact. 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Copper Country Mental Health • Understands the ethical and legal issues common integrated care. Human Resources Department • Develops trusting relationships with patients, families, and 901 W. Memorial Drive other team members. Computer Services Painting Houghton, MI 49931 • Proactively reaches out and does follow up contact with patients, discuss adherence and barriers. EOE • Assists in development pf facility wide policies and procedures Lakefront Painting and provide education and training to staff and clients. & Restoration Iron County Human Services Department • Works with clinic administration facility wide with AAAHC, Specializing in all Phases of CARF, or other accreditation for the Lac Vieux Desert Health Painting. 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Duties include but are not limited to supervision of the operations • Coordinates and participates in community health education Construction Septic of the ADRC and Aging Services, budget development and implementation, events. work in coordination·with the multi-county ADRC, establish policies and • Manages special health and wellness projects as needed. procedures for Aging and Transportation Programs, and demonstrate an ability ukovich to work with other agencies to promote health and wellbeing of Iron County MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: residents. • Registered Nurse licensed in MI • Case management experience onstruction Qualifications: Graduation from an accredited college or university with a R • Valid Driver License S New Construction O Bachelor's degree in social work or a closely related field, a Registered Nurse I Licensed in MI & WI • Ability to work independently with a strong sense of initiative or Remodeling O with a Bachelor's degree or any combination of education and experience that D • Strong interpersonal skills, clinical interviewing skills and ability Insulation, Concrete F provides equivalent knowledge, skills and abilities. 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Management retains the • Driveways Services located at: 300 Taconite Street, Suite 201, Hurley, WI 54534 right to add or to change the duties of the position at any time. • Culverts Phone: 715-561-3636 Must be able to pass a pre-employment drug screen and • Ponds & Pond Cleaning Directory *By email: applicable background checks related to the position. • Land Clearing for as little as • Tree & Stump Removal [email protected] or [email protected] Date Approved by the Tribal Council: February 9, 2017 • Water & Sewer Lines *By fax number: 715-561-2128 Applicants may send their resume to: • Roto Rooter 25 In order to be considered for a position, a complete application packet Attn: Connie Holt, Human Resources • Licensed Septic Tanks $ including the Iron County Application Form, letter of interest and & Systems Installed per inch/day N5142 US HWY 45 resume’ must be submitted no later than: • Carpentry WATERSMEET, MI 49969-5115 2.for a 2 inch Ad. 4:00 p.m. Thursday, August 16, 2018 LICENSED & INSURED Phone: 906-358-4588 x6102 Interviews will be held on Monday, August 20, 2018 Call Ken Minimum run Fax: 906-358-4118 Iron County is an Equal Opportunity Employer (906)364-4468 time of 28 days. 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CONTACT US CLASSIFIED DEADLINES PUBLICATIONS Daily Globe, Inc. Daily Globe: Daily Globe: Monday-Saturday 118 E. McLeod Avenue Ad copy received by 1:00pm Monday-Friday Range Source : Saturday PO Box 548 ad will appear in next available issue Ironwood, MI 49938 yourdailyglobe.com: 24/7 [email protected] (Except Memorial Day, Range Source: Independence Day, Labor Day, (906)932-2211 ext. 116 Ad copy received by 10:00am Tuesday Thanksgiving, Christmas (906)932-5358 Fax ad will appear in next available issue and New Year’s Day) l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM CLASSIFIEDS MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 2018 11 Dietary Aide Appliances Motorcycles & &e Villa Maria is currently accepting applications for a ATVs Auction part-time dietary aide. Hours worked are 9:30 am-6 pm and 3pm- Mattson’s TV 1982 Yamaha Maxim 550. Very 7:30pm - this includes varying shi's, days, evenings, good condition, garage kept. New ANOTHER AUCTION WITH weekends, and rotating holidays. 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Tools, Guns, Sporting Goods, Home Contents & more!! (906)932-2452 or Terms: Cash or good check, credit cards. Sales tax on some items. Not responsible for loss or accidents. ACCOUNTANT (906)364-0858 Settlement made before removing items. Conditions: Sold as is, where is. Announcements made on auc- tion day take precedence over printed material. R.W.A. Col. Rene' Brass #424, Col. Robert St. Louis Avanti Health Systems is accepting applications for an Legals #450, 6728 Whitefish Lk. Rd., Three Lakes, WI 54562. PH: 715-367-1668 accountant/bookkeeper in our Hurley O(ce. Experience with Great Plains So*ware would be a de)nite plus. You should be somewhat August 6, 2018 familiar with General Ledger entries and accounts payable. A four year NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER FOR SALE degree in accounting is preferred. Avanti o'ers a very competitive wage OTTAWA NATIONAL FOREST and bene)t package for this position. Monday thru Friday no holidays. The Rail Tie PR Sale is located Apply in con)dence with resume. 122 E. Aurora St. within T49N R37W S 17,18,19 Houghton County; T49N R38W S [email protected] Ironwood, MI 13 & 24 Ontonagon County. The Ask The Doctors Forest Service will receive sealed bids in public at KENTON RANGER 906-932-0510 DISTRICT, 4810 EAST M-28, KENTON, Ml 49967 at 2:00 PM loc- al time on 09/05/2018 for an estim- ated volume of 5 CCF of Mixed Beginning Monday, Sept. 3, Ask the Doctors will go Articles for Sale Conifer sawtimber, 135 CCF of Mixed Hardwood sawtimber, 113 Bessemer Plywood Corporation CCF of Sugar Maple sawtimber, from six advice columns per week to three advice is now accepting applications for employment. Full time, 3exible CABIN FEVER SPECIAL! 731 CCF of Aspen pulpwood, 39 Sell any item and pay based CCF of Mixed Conifer pulpwood, part time, and weekend work is available. All interested applicants on the sale price! and 1979 CCF of Mixed Hardwood may apply or reapply at our main o1ce between 8:00am & 4:30pm 15 words • 7 days pulpwood marked or otherwise des- columns per week. The column will be dated for release so that we can update our 2les. /is should be done on a yearly $1.00-$20-00 = $5.00 ignated for cutting. The Forest Ser- $21.00-$50.00 = $10.00 vice reserves the right to reject any basis. BPC o0ers competitive wages including attendance and $51.00-$100.00 = $15.00 and all bids. Interested parties may on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. In addition, Dr. safety bonuses. Fringe bene2ts include health, vision, dental, $101.00-$250.00 = $20.00 obtain a prospectus from the office Maximum Sale sale price $250.00 listed below. A prospectus, bid and life insurance, paid vacations, 401(k), & paid holidays. and must be listed in the ad. form, and complete information Applicants may apply in person at BPC, Private parties only. concerning the timber, the condi- Robert Ashley will no longer be contributing to the Limited Time Offer! tions of sale, and submission of Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (906)932-2211 bids is available to the public from Bessemer Plywood Corporation [email protected] the The Kenton Ranger District of- fice, 4810 East M-28, Kenton, Ml, or feature. Drs. Eve Glazier and Elizabeth Ko will be the 1000 Yale Ave • Bessemer, MI 49911 Commercial/ at the Ottawa National Forest web- BPC is an equal opportunity employer site @ http://fs.usda.gov/ottawa. Residential The USDA is an equal opportunity sole authors. provider and employer. Property for rent: 3200 sq.ft. office building. Former Social Raveill Trucking Security offices, Cloverland Drive, Ironwood. Will build/remodel a 2018 Mpls. 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We have an immediate opening for an energetic, 507 Division St., Hurley, WI: highly motivated individual to join our team as a 4 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath family AAsskk TThhee DDooccttoorrss home; large addition with family Bundle Hauler/Route Driver room; cathedral ceilings. Master Rotating Schedule • Avg. 20-22 hours/week Suite has walk-in closet and Master bath. 2 car garage. Close STRETCHING CAN HELP 3:00am Start Time to town/ATV/Snowmobile trails! This position is responsible for delivering newspaper bundles to MLS#1104422 $89,900.00 area vending boxes, outlet stores, and Post Offices. Listed by Zak's Realty, Inc. ALLEVIATE PAIN OF Requirements include: (906)932-2688 • Use of own reliable vehicle for in town delivery 2 days a week. www.zaksrealty.com PLANTAR FASCIITIS • Use of company vehicle for rotating route 2 days a week. • Valid Driver’s License, proof of a clean driving record and Real Estate vehicle insurance. by Robert Ashley, M.D., Eve Glazier, M.D. & Elizabeth Ko, M.D. • Must be able to lift up to 50lbs. Dear Doctor: I recently began lated to poor-fitting running the front of the leg. A physical Please pick up an application running again after a six-year shoes; tightness within the calf, therapist can recommend spe- Monday-Friday 9:00am-4:00pm hiatus. My only problem is that Achilles tendon and ham- cific exercises. Previous applicants please reapply my heels hurt after I run -- so strings; flat feet; or running on Other pain-reducing tips in- DAILY GLOBE much so that I limp for a few hard surfaces. clude buying shoes with good 118 E. McLeod Avenue, PO Box 548, Ironwood, MI 49938 minutes the next morning until The typical symptom, which arch and heel support, and No Phone Calls Please. my body adjusts. As the day you described, is pain in the using heel inserts to cushion progresses, I stop noticing the heel that is noted with the first the heel while walking or run- Sales • Rentals pain. Any suggestions? Management • Appraisals step out of bed. The pain is ning. NSAIDs such as ibupro- ONTONAGON VILLAGE HOUSING COMMISSION Dear Reader: Running is sup- sharp and may subside with fen and naproxen can EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR posed to be good for you, so it walking, but may reoccur by decrease inflammation and 906-932-5406 can seem perplexing and frus- the end of the day if an affected pain, as can icing your heels The Ontonagon Village Housing Commission is seeking a Highway US-2 • Ironwood trating when, instead, it causes person is on his or her feet all after a run. qualified person for the position of Executive Director. The upnorthproperty.com pain. In your case, I suspect day. Finally, you should curtail the Executive Director shall have general supervision over the the cause is plantar fasciitis. Your doctor can usually diag- running until the pain in your administration of the business affairs for the Housing The plantar fascia is a band of nose plantar fasciitis simply by heels subsides. Don't resume it Commissions and shall be charged with the management of thick tissue that attaches to examination, although he or until you've improved your bio- the 60 unit housing project operated by the Commission. The your heel bone (the calcaneus) she may recommend X-rays to mechanics through stretching Director shall be subject to the continuing direction of the and extends from there all the rule out other causes for heel and strengthening exercises. Commission, and subject to the policies and procedures way to the base of your toes, pain. If the pain persists, a doctor established by the Commission. The Executive Director must providing support for the arch As for what you can do, I would may recommend a steroid in- have the ability to direct, supervise, and coordinate both the of your foot. Because the plan- recommend stretching. Tight jection into the heel, but this activities and functions of the Commission and to maintain tar fascia is prone to inflamma- calf muscles and Achilles ten- should be reserved for people the confidence and credibility of the Commission and the tion, it's a common cause of dons can cause the heel to lift who have not been helped by Tenants. The Executive Director shall assist the Commission foot pain in adults. This inflam- so that the contact point with physical therapy and courses in establishing budgets, policies and procedures and shall be mation, known as plantar fasci- the ground when walking and of oral anti-inflammatories. responsible for determining all work procedures of itis, is most common in adults running is at the area of the (Robert Ashley, M.D., is an in- Commission employees, and for supervising the performance ages 40 to 60 and accounts for plantar fascia. Stretching the ternist and assistant professor thereof. nearly 1 million doctor visits calf and even the hamstring of medicine at the University of Requirements: a Bachelor’s Degree in business, administration each year in the United States. can help change that contact California, Los Angeles.) or accounting, or an Associate’s Degree with 5 years of One-third of the time, as in your point. A foam roller can mas- COPYRIGHT 2017 supervisory experience, experience in MS Office Boats, Water- case, the symptoms are on sage and stretch the calf and THE PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS applications, good communication skills, and the both sides. Runners and hamstring, as can a nighttime OF HARVARD COLLEGE ability to work with the public. crafts, Motor dancers are more likely to de- splint that keeps the calf DISTRIBUTED BY UNIVERSAL velop plantar fasciitis than peo- stretched and the foot flexed UCLICK FOR UFS Apply at Michigan Works, 1130 Walnut, 17ft Avanti Ski Boat and Trailer. ple in the general population upward. Also, just as stretching Applications due by August 15, 2018. 140hp Chevy Inboard/outboard Kansas City, MO 64106; engine. $1,700.00 or best offer. because of repetitive trauma. the back of the leg is helpful, so 816-581-7500 (715)862-0067 In runners, the pain can be re- is strengthening the muscles at l 12 MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 2018 NATION / WORLD THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Hiroshima marks 73rd anniversary of atomic bombing in WWII TOKYO (AP) – Hiroshi- The U.S. attack on ma marked the anniver- Hiroshima killed 140,000 sary of the Aug. 6, 1945, people, and the bombing atomic bombing with a of Nagasaki killed more somber ceremony Monday than 70,000 three days to remember the people later, leading to Japan’s killed and injured and a surrender and ending call to eliminate nuclear World War II. weapons amid hopes of The anniversary comes denuclearizing North amid hopes to denucle- Korea. arize North Korea after Mayor Kazumi Matsui Kim Jong Un and President opened his peace address Donald Trump made vague by describing the hellish aspirational statements of scene of the blast that denuclearizing the penin- morning 73 years ago and sula when they met in Sin- the agony of the victims, gapore in June. “We in civil telling the audience to listen society fervently hope that “as if you and your loved the easing of tensions on ones were there.” He raised the Korean Peninsula will concerns about the rise of proceed through peaceable egocentric policies in the dialogue,” he said. world and warned against Japan should take a the idea of nuclear deter- more constructive role to rence as a threat to global achieve a nuclear-free security. Matsui urged lead- world, he said, urging ers to steadily work toward Tokyo to help the Treaty on achieving a world without the Prohibition of Nuclear atomic weapons. Weapons take effect. Japan, “Certain countries are which hosts U.S. troops on blatantly proclaiming self- its land and is covered by centered nationalism and the U.S. nuclear umbrella modernizing their nuclear protecting it from attack, arsenals, rekindling ten- has not signed the treaty. sions that had eased with Prime Minister Shinzo the end of the Cold War,” Abe, who also was at the Matsui said, without iden- ceremony, said differences tifying the countries. between the nuclear and Nuclear deterrence and non-nuclear states are nuclear umbrellas are widening. But he pledged “inherently unstable and to do more to bridge their extremely dangerous” gap. In order to gain coop- approaches that seek to eration from both sides, it maintain international is important for everyone order by only generating to understand “the reality fear in rival countries, he of the tragedy of nuclear Associated Press said, urging world leaders attacks,” he said, and reit- DOVES FLY over the cenotaph dedicated to the victims of the atomic bombing during a ceremony to mark the to negotiate in good faith erated Japan’s pledge to 73rd anniversary of the bombing at Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park in Hiroshima, western Japan, Monday. The to eliminate nuclear arse- maintain it pacifist and Atomic Bomb Dome is seen in center background. nals instead. non-nuclear principles.

Lisbon breaks record for Portugal. The country’s highest tempera- Powerful earthquake rocks maximum temp, hits 111.2 F ture on record is 117.3 F from 2003. Portugal’s weather service said new Indonesian tourist island, 82 dead LISBON, Portugal (AP) – Lisbon broke maximum highs were recorded at 26 a 37-year-old record to notch its hottest places from measurements taken at a total temperature ever as an unrelenting heat MATARAM, Indonesia of 96 weather stations around the country. wave baked Portugal and neighboring (AP) – A powerful earth- More than 60 percent of the country regis- Spain. New heat records were set in 26 quake struck the Indone- tered temperatures of over 104 F. places around Portugal. sian tourist island of Lom- The hot, dusty conditions across the Portugal’s weather service said the bok, killing at least 82 peo- Iberian Peninsula are the result of a mass capital reached 111.2 degrees Fahrenheit ple and shaking neighbor- of hot air from Africa and have increased on Saturday afternoon, surpassing the ing Bali, as authorities on the risk of forest fires. Over 700 firefight- city’s previous record of 109.4 F set in Monday said thousands of ers were still battling a forest fire near the 1981. houses were damaged and Portuguese town of Monchique in the The day’s hottest temperature of 116.2 the death toll could climb. southern Algarve region, a popular tourist F was recorded at Alvega in the center of It was the second deadly destination. quake in a week to hit Lom- bok. A July 29 quake killed 16 people and damaged hundreds of houses, some Enjoy NEW EVENTS at the of which collapsed in Sun- day evening’s magnitude 7.0 temblor, killing those Associated Press inside. INDONESIAN SOLDIERS tend to a woman injured in Video showed scream- the earthquake at a makeshift hospital in Lombok, ing people running in Indonesia, Sunday, Aug. 5. A strong earthquake panic from houses in a Bali struck Indonesia’s popular tourist island of Lombok neighborhood and vehicles on Sunday, triggering a tsunami warning, one week rocking. On Lombok, sol- after another quake in the same area killed more than diers and other rescuers a dozen people. carried injured people on stretchers and carpets to an The quake, measured at woman who gave one evacuation center. 7.0 magnitude by Indone- name. “The lamp was shak- National Disaster Miti- sian authorities and a still- ing, and people were shout- gation Agency spokesman powerful 6.9 by the U.S. ing ‘Get out.’ I ran out into Sutopo Purwo Nugroho Geological Survey, struck the dark because the power said the death toll had early Sunday evening at a cut off.” risen to 82 with hundreds depth of 6 miles in the A total of 65 of the AUG. 9-12 others injured and thou- northern part of Lombok deaths were in North Lom- 1PM-4PM AM-12noon sands of homes damaged. and triggered a tsunami bok district, nine in West THURS., AUG. 9 10 “People panicked and warning. Lombok district, four in scattered on the streets and Frightened people the provincial capital FRI., AUG. 10 10AM-12noon buildings and houses that poured out of their homes Mataram and two each in had been damaged by the to move to higher ground, Central Lombok and East previous earthquake had particularly in North Lom- Lombok districts, Nugroho FREE KIDS Science Projects become more damaged bok and Mataram, the cap- said. and collapsed,” he said in a ital of West Nusa Tenggara The Bali and Lombok statement. province. airports continued operat- Many victims were treat- The tsunami warning ing Sunday night, accord- ed outdoors because hospi- was lifted after waves just 6 ing to the director general tals were damaged in the inches high were recorded of civil aviation. There had quake while the nighttime in three villages, said been a half-hour evacua- search and rescue effort Dwikorita Karnawati, the tion at the Lombok airport had been hampered by head of Indonesia’s Meteo- following the quake SAT.,AUG . 11 & SUN., AUG. 12 electricity and communica- rology, Climatology and because the electricity went SAT., AUG. 11 1-3PM ~afternoon~ tions blackouts. Geophysics Agency. off. TV showed crying “The estimate of victims “I was watching TV women consoling each continues to grow,” Sutopo when I felt a big shake,” other outside Lombok’s said. said Harian, a Lombok airport. Police: Baby’s body pulled from water near Brooklyn Bridge NEW YORK (AP) – Authorities are baby had no respiration and showed no investigating the death of a baby who was pulse. found floating in the water near the Brook- Police officers arrived minutes later lyn Bridge on Sunday. and brought the baby onto the pedestrian A family visiting from Stillwater, Okla- walkway where they continued CPR before SAT., AUG. 11 homa, spotted the approximately 8- the baby was taken to a hospital and pro- SAT., AUG. 11 & SUN., AUG. 12 SUN., AUG. 123 1-4PM-6PM month-old boy wearing only diapers in the nounced dead, police said. ~afternoon~ shallow water near the Manhattan shore- No parent or guardian was present at line at about 4 p.m. the scene and the child showed no signs of Chiropractor Monte Campbell said his trauma, police said. wife, Diana Campbell, first noticed the The location near the South Street Sea- baby. port on the heavily-trafficked East River, a 97 “She just called me over and said there tidal estuary subject to strong currents, was a baby in the water. I called 911. At divides Manhattan from Brooklyn. Both that point I thought it was a doll,” Camp- park-lined shorelines are usually teaming bell said. with tourists this time of year. PAID GATE ADMISSION INCLUDES FREE RIDES AND FREE GRANDSTAND SHOWS Campbell said he “walked out mid- It wasn’t clear how long the baby had THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY, thigh level” in the East River and retrieved been in the water. The medical examiner AUGUST 9 AUGUST 10 AUGUST 11 AUGUST 12 the baby and started CPR. He said the will determine the exact cause of death.