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BAGHDAD (AP) — Iraq’s caretaker prime minister asked Washington to work out a road map for an American troop withdrawal, but the U.S. State Depart- ment on Friday bluntly rejected the request, saying the two sides should instead talk about how to “recommit” to their partnership. Thousands of anti-government protest- ers turned out in the capital and southern Iraq, many calling on both Iran and America to leave Iraq, reflecting their ■ See related stories: Page 6

anger and frustration over the two rivals — both allies of Baghdad — trading blows on Iraqi soil. The request from Prime Minister Adel A local group is focusing on attracting more visitors to Livingston’s downtown. Abdul-Mahdi pointed to his determination to push ahead with demands for U.S. troops to leave Iraq, stoked by the Ameri- can drone strike on Jan. 3 that killed top Iranian Gen. Qassem Soleimani. In a phone call Thursday night, he told U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo that DOWNTOWN STRATEGY recent U.S. actions were unacceptable breaches of Iraqi sovereignty and a viola- tion of their security agreements, his office said. Downtown businesses present economic enhancement project He asked Pompeo to “send delegates to Iraq to prepare a mechanism” to carry out the Iraqi Parliament’s resolution on Those goals can be broken down By Sam Klomhaus withdrawing foreign troops, according to into three categories, Turner said: Enterprise Staff Writer the statement. infrastructure, municipality and tour- “The prime minister said American he Livingston Downtown Build- ism. forces had entered Iraq and drones are ing Owners and Business Asso- Parking was a particular area of flying in its airspace without permission ciation has developed its strate- concern in the plan. Turner said the from Iraqi authorities, and this was a vio- gic plan for 2019-2020, part of LDBOBA would like to be part of T lation of the bilateral agreements,” the the Livingston Economic Enhance- efforts to mitigate future parking statement added. ment Project. issues. Abdul-Mahdi signaled he was standing Andy Turner, vice president of the “As downtown business activity by the push for U.S. forces to leave LDBOBA and branch manager of increases and people decide to reside despite signs of de-escalation by Tehran American Bank Montana’s Livingston in the downtown area, parking and Washington after Iran retaliated for Branch, presented the plan to the Liv- becomes more of an issue, putting Soleimani’s death by firing missiles that ingston City Commission Tuesday. pressure on existing parking lots and hit two Iraqi bases where American The plan contains 12 objectives: nearby residential areas,” Turner troops are based but caused no casual- promote the completion of Second said. ties. Street with new lighting, sidewalks, Turner said Livingston should look Iraqis feel furious and helpless at being water/sewer facilities, flower baskets, to what Kalispell has done as a model caught in the middle of the fighting. and sidewalk amenities; implement for utilizing the shops in and around studies regarding two-way street the depot area for economic develop- parking, analysis of existing parking, ment. See Withdrawal, Page 6 apartment parking downtown and The city is in the process of updat- bike paths; work to implement a ing its growth policy, and Turner com- growth policy; establish highway mended the city for opening that pro- signs encouraging people traveling cess to the community. west on Interstate 90 to turn off at Promoting tourism involves Exit 337; create “wayfinding” signage increasing signage around Livingston starting at Exit 337; book tour buses on I-90 and the entrances to Livings- into downtown Livingston; promote ton, as well as promoting Yellowstone winter ski season for downtown Liv- National Park and local ski areas, ingston; continue Yellowstone Park according to the plan, as well as con- Bus Historic District Tours; promote tinuing Yellowstone Park Bus Histor- the return of rail passenger service to ic District Tours. Two of the board the Livingston Depot; put the shops members, Luther and Platek, are back to work; create “Welcome to Liv- affiliated with Yellowstone Bus Tours, ingston” signs; and lobby to have according to the plan. “economic health” included in Liv- After the presentation, City Com- ingston City Strategic Plan. mission Chairwoman Dorel Hoglund The LDBOBA board is made up of asked Turner how the LDBOBA AP photo Turner, Patricia Grabow (president), comes up with their objectives. Anti-government Iraqi protesters chant Jack Luther (treasurer), Don Platek, The LDBOBA meets monthly to dis- anti-Iran and anti-U.S. slogans while Lauren Silano, Rick Pittendorfer, cuss topics they feel will lead to they carry a poster that reads in Arabic Richard Smith, Jordan Rose, Theresa improvement in the Livingston area “this parliament does not represent us,” Soule and the Livingston Area Cham- and better promotion of the area, Walking Park Street following a lunch downtown are, from during the ongoing protests in Tahrir ber of Commerce Turner said. left, Christina and Scott Stolzenburg and Andy Stellpflug. square, Baghdad, Iraq, Friday.

Park High School to host first-ever Speech, Drama, Debate tourney

By Sam Klomhaus P a r k H i g h , a s M e l i n and Nate Howard rehearsed lines for her Enterprise Staff Writers humorous oral interpretation act. Melin read lines from The Park High School the “Junie B. Jones” book Speech, Drama and Debate series, which she credited Team will host its first-ever with helping her to read as a tournament Jan. 18. young child. The all-day tournament “Everyone is doing the will feature solo dramatic same ridiculous thing,” acts, persuasive speeches, Melin said of her humorous analysis of historical speech- of her teammates and co- es, impromptu works, and coaches, Ramm and Addie debates about current events Pittman. and policies, coach Keaton The family is growing, Ramm said in an email. from 11 students last year to Ramm, a math teacher at 17 this year, Ramm said. Park High School, said 19 “We are extremely excited schools from around Mon- to be able to support the con- tana will be in attendance. tinued strength of these pro- O n T h u r s d a y, R a m m grams around the state,” helped coach Summer Melin, Ramm said. a 15-year-old sophomore at Melin and her 16 team- interpretation, which focus- mates participate in the es on her character as a kin- sport sanctioned through dergarten student at recess. the Montana High School Ramm watched Melin’s Association for no school rehearsal several times, credits, simply because they advising Melin on her inter- want to. pretation of the book in her “It helps me get out of my Enterprise photos by Nate Howard tone, facial inflection and Park High School Speech and Drama coach Keaton Ramm takes notes on a rehearsal given breathing. by sophomore Summer Melin, Thursday in her classroom. At right, Summer Melin, 15, “We’re family,” said Melin See Tournament Page 3 rehearses her humourous oral interpretation act. Page 2, Livingston Enterprise Friday, January 10, 2020

OBITUARIES " BRIEFS ! s Sacajawea Audubon s Beaver Creek Communi- Area District will hold its speak on “Montana Women Lawrence (Larry) B. Link Society is hosting a special ty Hall will hold a potluck regular monthly meeting at — Making Due and Making screening of “Epic Yellow- lunch at 1 p.m. on Sunday, 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 14 at a Difference.” AAUW wel- Larry passed away surrounded by stone: Life On The Wing” at Jan. 12 at 651 Swingley Rd. the Gardiner Visitor Center. comes current members and loved ones at Barrett Hospital in Dil- 7 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 11 The public is invited to The public is welcome to the public. For more infor- lon, Montana, on Sunday, Jan. 5, 2020. in the Dulcie Theatre at the attend. attend. For more informa- mation, contact Lisa Har- He was born in Los Angeles, Califor- Shane Lalani Center for the tion, visit www.gardinerre- reld at (651) 270-4168. nia on April 1, 1933 and moved back to Arts. “Life On The Wing” is s The trustees for Park sorttax.com. Montana with his parents when he part of a four-part documen- County Rural Fire District s Friends of the Library was two. Growing up with Yellowstone tary series on Yellowstone #1 will hold a regular sThe Park County branch will hold its annual meeting Park in his backyard, Larry learned to National Park, filmed over a monthly meeting on Mon- of the American Association at 7 p.m. on Monday, Jan. 20 appreciate the natural beauty of Mon- 3-year period by Bozeman- day, Jan. 13. A complete o f U n i v e r s i t y Wo m e n at the Livingston-Park tana and loved hunting, hiking, camp- baed Grizzly Creek Films. agenda will be available (AAUW) will hold its month- County Public Library. Dur- ing, and fishing. He attended elemen- The screening will be fol- Thursday, Jan. 9. The meet- ly meeting at 5:30 p.m. on ing the meeting, officers tary school in Gardiner and graduated lowed by a question and ing and the agenda will be at Wednesday, Jan. 15 at the will be elected for the com- from Park County High School in Liv- answer session with some of 304 E. Park St. in Livings- Mint Bar and Grill. Guest ing year. After, author Rus- ingston in 1951 as senior class presi- the film’s crew. Admission ton. speaker Karen Reinhart, sell Rowland will speak on dent. He served in the U.S. Army as a Military Policeman in is free but a donation of $5 curator of the Yellowstone “Rethinking the Western post-war Berlin, Germany. is requested. s The Gardiner Resort Gateway Museum, will Narrative.” He met his wife Darleen in high school, and they were married shortly after his military service. The young couple moved to Helena when he was given a job examining unem- ployment applications immediately after applying himself. After that he was a bookkeeper for a construction firm ALENDAR before becoming the Director of Financial Aid at Western " C ! Montana College. He was always learning and attended Hel- ena Business College, LaSalle Extension University, Idaho FRIDAY Hall, 1306 E. Park St., 10:30 s,IVEAND,ET,IVINGSTON s !NGEL ,INE BOARD MEET- State University, and Western Montana College while he was s 2OLLER 3KATE .IGHT #IVIC a.m. Vegan Potluck, Park County ing, West Room, City-County working full time. His hard work was rewarded when he Center, 5 p.m.-9 p.m. s !! 4HIRD 3TEPPERS Senior Center, 4:30 p.m. Complex, 3 p.m. received his CPA license in 1979. After retiring from the s !MERICAN ,EGION 0OST  Group, Vince Grant Hall, s&REE&AMILY-OVIE.IGHT s $UAL 2ECOVERY !NONY- college in 1985 he practiced as a CPA in Dillon until he was Burger Night, American 1306 E. Park St., 10:30 a.m. Gardiner Baptist Church, 6 mous, Peer Solutions Drop-In 80. He was well known and loved in his community and took Legion, 5 p.m. s*AMBOREE 0ARK#OUNTY p.m. Center, 104 W. Clark St., 4-5 pride in growing the earliest daffodils and tomatoes, and s 0INOCHLE 0ARK #OUNTY Senior Center, 1 p.m. s 3UNDAY .IGHT !! MEET- p.m. Call 222-3332. baking the best raspberry rhubarb pie in Dillon. He is a life Senior Center, 6:45 p.m. s/VEREATERS!NONYMOUS ing, Vince Grant Hall, 7 p.m. s 0ARK #OUNTY !L !NON member of the American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, s #ELEBRATE 2ECOVERY ,IV- meeting, Gardiner Baptist meeting — 12 step and 12 and the Dillon Elks. ing Hope Church, 7 p.m. Call Church, 802 Scott St., 7 p.m. MONDAY traditions, Vince Grant Hall, He is predeceased by his father, Edward Lawrence Link; 223-2791. s-ODEL4RAIN#LUB $EPOT s/PEN7ALKING #IVIC#EN- 5:30 p.m. Call 223-4856. mother, Beryl (Bishop) Link; and wife of 61 years, Darleen s!!MEETING ,OAVES baggage room, 7:30 p.m. ter, 8 a.m. s ,IVINGSTON 7OMENS (Eastep) Link. He is survived by their daughter, Dr. Laureen and Fishes, corner of West s4AI#HI #IVIC#ENTER  Group AA Big Book Study, Link; son-in-law, Dr. Jeff Cooper; and grandchildren, Brian Clark and South Main SUNDAY a.m. Vince Grant Hall, 1306 E. Cooper, Tara Cooper, and Kelly Cooper of Redding, Califor- streets, 8 p.m. s#OURSE)N-IRACLES 6INCE s,EARNING0ARTNERS!DULT Park St. 6 p.m. nia. He is also survived by their son, Garry Link; daughter- Grant Hall, 9 a.m. Education Program, 112 W. s+NIGHTSOF#OLUMBUS 3T in-law, Linda Link; and grandchildren, Nick Bosworth and SATURDAY s!! ,OAVESAND&ISHES Lewis St., 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Mary’s Catholic Church, St. Wyatt Link of Pacific City, Oregon. He is also predeceased s "EGINNERS -IND -EDITA- side entrance, 301 S. Main s4OT4IME #IVIC#ENTER  Joseph’s Hall, 7 p.m. by his brother-in-law, Donald Eastep; and survived by his tion Group, Yoga Room at the St., 10 a.m. a.m. s !S "ILL 3EES )T !! MEET- sister-in-law, Mimi Eastep and their families. Shane Center, 10-11 a.m. s .ARCOTICS !NONYMOUS s0ICKLEBALL #IVIC#ENTER  ing, Vince Grant Hall, 1306 Brundage Funeral Home in Dillon, Montana is overseeing s !L !NON 6INCE 'RANT Vince Grant Hall, 1 p.m. p.m. E. Park St., 8 p.m. cremation and services. His memorial service will be held at the Saint James Episcopal Church on Jan. 18, 2020 at 11 a.m., in Dillon, followed by a luncheon reception at the Guild record was set for the pay- Livestock killed by one of ture to be eligible for market Hall. Burial with military honors will be at the Mountain Record amount outs. the three listed predators rate payouts, Edwards said. View Cemetery in Livingston on Jan. 19, 2020 at 1 p.m. Madison County had the must be inspected by the Some ranchers do not file most losses with 44 animals U.S. Department of Agricul- claims, he said. is paid for killed, officials said. The number of losses to livestock killed grizzly bears almost doubled Montana man pleads the losses to wolves, board January 1st Deb Juhnke retired by predators Executive Director George Edwards said. from Farmer’s Insurance not guilty to new BOZEMAN (AP) — The The number of confirmed state of Montana has made livestock deaths is rising, more payments to ranchers and Edwards predicted the after 46 years. We will still for livestock killed by preda- trend will continue. homicide charge tors in 2019 than any previ- The Montana Legislature operate Juhnke’s Junk and ous year. approved an increase in friend Hays while Bertsch MISSOULA (AP) — A The Montana Livestock funding for the Livestock Juhnke’s Country Living. was there to speak with his Montana man has pleaded Loss Board has paid ranch- Loss Board from $200,000 to father, court records said. not guilty to a new homicide ers more than $247,000, The $300,000 in 2019. Both were leaving at about 11:00-5:00 Mon.-Fri. - 222-3245 charge in a fatal shooting Bozeman Daily Chronicle The statistics tracked by the same time, records said. where two people died and reported Thursday. the loss board since 2008 “Before leaving the park- two people were wounded, The claims were made on include the county location ing lot, the red pickup driv- including a Montana High- more than 360 animals killed and type of animal killed en by Julie briefly stopped way Patrol trooper. by mountain lions, grizzly and the predator responsi- and emitted an extremely Johnathan Albert Bertsch, bears or wolves. ble, but that only provides a large and dense cloud of 28, now faces two counts of Officials said 2019 was the snapshot of the state’s loss- My deepest thanks to the Livingston diesel exhaust,” prosecu- deliberate homicide in the third consecutive year a new es, Edwards said. Fire Fighters who worked so hard deaths of Julie Blanchard tors said. “After the cloud and Shelley Hays and two of diesel exhaust enveloped to save my house on S. 9th St. I’d counts of attempted delib- the vehicle driven by Jona- also like to thank all my friends and erate homicide in the than, he abruptly pulled out the community. There are no words March shooting, Missoulian and followed the pickup.” Inmate granted hearing reported Thursday. Blanchard told officers to express my love to you all. Bertsch was originally that a white SUV had fol- charged with one count of lowed her pickup, began over possible judge bias Sue Frary deliberate homicide in the flashing its lights and then death of 28-year-old Hays shots were fired, authori- before being charged with ties said. Hays died at the in hunting partner death a n o t h e r c o u n t w h e n scene and Blanchard died 52-year-old Blanchard later weeks later. HELENA (AP) — The Montana Supreme Court has grant- died in June from gunshot The deaths were ruled ed a hearing requested by a lobbyist and former firearms wounds sustained during homicides, coroners said. safety instructor who claims the judge was biased after he the shooting, prosecutors Montana Highway Patrol was sentenced to prison in October in the accidental shoot- said. Trooper Wade Palmer was ing death of his hunting partner in Helena. Bertsch allegedly shot up shot in the head, face and Acting Chief Justice James Shea asked former District a vehicle carrying three neck early the next day Judge Ed McLean to preside over the proceedings to deter- people and later ambushed near Evaro after reporting mine whether current District Judge Michael McMahon was a state trooper searching he had spotted the suspect’s impartial in sentencing Gregg Trude, the Independent for him shortly after mid- vehicle, authorities said. Record reported Wednesday. night, authorities said. Palmer is now recovering It is unclear when the hearing will take place. Investigators reviewed at home after treatment at Trude, 62, pleaded guilty in September to negligent homi- security footage from a tav- University of Utah Hospital cide after acknowledging he placed a loaded rifle on the ern on the night of the in Salt Lake City, authori- back seat of his truck before it accidentally discharged and shooting, authorities said. ties said. killed Helena doctor Eugene “Buzz” Walton following a hunt Julie Blanchard had arrived Bertsch is scheduled for in 2018, authorities said. to pick up her son and his trial in August. McMahon could not have been impartial because of his personal relationship with Walton, which he disclosed dur- ing the sentencing hearing, Trude’s new attorneys said. McMahon made multiple comments during the sentencing including comparing Walton to his own father who died Avalanche traps delivery years earlier, attorneys said. Attorneys have asked that Trude be allowed to withdraw truck, closes Wyoming pass his guilty plea and be released from the Montana State Pris- on. Trude has served about 14 weeks of his more than three- JACKSON, Wyo. (AP) — A of Transportation spokes- year sentence. busy mountain road in west- woman Stephanie Harsha ern Wyoming is back open said. after two avalanches closed Over a foot of snow had it for about 10 hours, includ- fallen over parts of the ing one that trapped a deliv- Teton Range before the Corrections policy ery box truck. slides. More snow is fore- Driver Riley Doyle was cast for the area Friday Errors that appear in The Livingston Enterprise will gen- alone in the truck and night before spreading erally be corrected in this space. Accuracy is important to us unhurt in the first slide on along western Wyoming, and our readers. We encourage readers to bring errors to Teton Pass around midday The National Weather Ser- our attention. Call 222-2000 or email Managing Editor Justin Thursday on Wyoming High- vice said. Post at [email protected]. way 22 near the Idaho line. Buckrail reports that while highway crews were responding to that ava- lanche, another one was triggered nearby. No one was caught in that slide. T h e a v a l a n c h e t h a t trapped Doyle’s truck was 150 feet wide and 2-3 feet deep, Wyoming Department Page 3, Livingston Enterprise Friday, January 10, 2020 Police: Local man " BUSINESS ! faces charges after found with suspected meth

By Justin Post Enterprise Staff Writer

A 39-year-old Livingston man is facing felony drug charges after police say he was found with suspected methamphetamine in downtown Livingston. Justin Levi Hinton was charged with eight counts, three of which are felonies, following his Dec. 10 arrest in Livingston. Hinton is scheduled to appear on Monday before Judge Brenda Gilbert of Montana’s Sixth Judicial Dis- trict Court in Livingston. He is charged with two felony counts of criminal pos- session of dangerous drugs, two misdemeanor counts of criminal possession of drug paraphernalia, a felony count of criminal possession with intent to distribute, and misdemeanor counts of careless driving, second offense operating a vehicle without liability insurance and driving a motor vehicle while privileges to do so are suspended or revoked. Police began investigating on Dec. 10 after a detec- tive with the Park County Sheriff’s Office observed what appeared to be a “hand-to-hand” transaction between Hinton and a woman known to the Missouri River Drug Task Force as a drug user, charging docu- ments said. The detective parked nearby the residence on Garni- er Avenue where the alleged exchange happened and reported that Hinton, who was driving a red Jeep Cher- okee, was there for less than a minute before leaving, documents said. An officer with the Livingston Police Department was several blocks behind the Jeep when it left the Garnier Enterprise photos by Nate Howard Avenue residence, documents said. Body Shop Training owner Sally Bandstra, left, is pictured with her daughter, manager and trainer Sadie Ropp, who holds The Jeep turned west onto Park Street without signal- her 1-year-old daughter Paisley Ropp, at the fitness gym on Tuesday. ing and struck the curb, running over it as it turned, documents said. A police officer turned on his emer- gency lights and attempted to stop the vehicle, which was briefly out of sight, documents said. Law enforcement located the Jeep parked behind the New fitness gym opens in Livingston Murray Hotel and Bar with a dog inside and still run- ning, documents said. By Dwight Harriman what to do in a gym. The Hinton and a woman believed to be his passenger Enterprise Staff Writer facility also offers personal were found by law enforcement near the rear entrance training classes and group of the bar, and Hinton advised that he had been driving Need an exercise fix but workouts, which are covered the Jeep and that it didn’t have insurance, documents your facility is closed? No by membership. said. problem, just press your fin- Membership costs range Law enforcement placed Hinton in handcuffs and gerprint on the front door from one month — $40; to searched him, finding a bag containing a white crystal lock print reader, step in, four months — $37/month substance that appeared to be methamphetamine, docu- and get started. with automatic monthly ments said. That’s one of the features withdrawals or a one-time Law enforcement processed the evidence and deter- that a new Livingston fitness payment of $144; to one year mined there were six small jeweler bags each contain- gym, Body Shop Training, — $34/month with automatic ing 3.8 grams of meth, for a total of 22.8 grams, as well offers its members. monthly withdrawals or a as 42 jeweler bags and two cut straws believed to be B o d y S h o p Tr a i n i n g one-time payment in full of used to measure out drugs, documents said. opened Jan. 5 at 224 S. C St., $396. There is a one-time $30 “Defendant was very upset and attempted to hit his just down the street from joining fee for membership. head against the hood” of an officer’s patrol vehicle, The front of Body Shop Training, which is located at 224 S. charging documents said. the old Lincoln School. C St. in Livingston. There is also the option of The business is a family a $7 charge for a drop-in vis- Law enforcement later searched Hinton’s vehicle on a affair. It’s owned by Sally it, or for a training and warrant and found a glass pipe used for smoking meth- Bandstra. Her daughter, the touch of modern extends “We want to teach people workout class. amphetamine under the parking brake, documents said. Sadie Ropp, works as man- to the equipment, which is how to be creative,” Ropp January hours for Body A case worker with the Montana Department of Pub- ager and trainer, while her all brand-new. Most of it is said. Shop Training, when staff lic Health and Human Services, meanwhile, visited the other daughter, Abby Bands- made by Rogue, a made-in- The gym has bathrooms will be present, are 9 a.m.-1 Garnier Avenue residence to follow up on the detec- tra, also works as a trainer. the USA company that is one and a changing room, but no p.m. and 4:30 to 6 p.m. Mon- tive’s complaint that a woman at the address purchased Ropp described the facili- of the top-rated in the fit- showers. day-Friday; and 9 to noon on methamphetamine “while currently having an infant ty as “a gym that has a little ness industry, Ropp said. There is a gated area for Saturday. Fingerprint-entry and young child,” charging documents said. bit for everyone.” And the treadmills are Blue- kids where exercising par- hours for members are 5 The woman became irate, refused to cooperate and It features treadmills, elip- tooth enabled if you like to ents can keep an eye on a.m. to 10:30 p.m., seven told the case worker she had never purchased metham- ticals, rowers, a SkiErg ski do your exercise to your their children. days a week. phetamine in her life, documents said. machine, recumbent bikes, a favorite music or programs. “Our main goal here is to In February, the gym plans The caseworker requested that the woman and a man weightlifting area (with The turf area is designed be a family friendly place to change hours to cover the who was with her report to Southwest Chemical Depen- everything from basic for a wide variety of activi- where people look forward whole day with staff pres- dence for urinalysis testing, documents said. weightlifting gear to a cable ties where people can push to coming,” Ropp said. ent. machine) and an artificial and pull sleds, jump or step All skill levels are wel- For more information on turf cross training area on onto Plyo boxes, work battle come. Body Shop Training, visit LIVE which a variety of gear and ropes, do kettle bells or There are workout instruc- bodyshoptraininggym.com, MUSIC equipment can be used. work out with various types tions posted in each section visit it on Facebook, or call starts at 9:00 p.m. Like the fingerprint entry, of exercise balls. for people who don’t know 222-1653.

fined $285. He was cited on Dec. 21. POSSESSION Coby Richards, 17, of Belgrade, plead- Tanya Shuman, 43, of Wilsall, pleaded ed guilty Jan. 7 to possession of drug IN COURT guilty Jan. 7 to expired registration, no paraphernalia. He was fined $385. He vehicle insurance and a basic rule viola- was cited on Dec. 28. Following are proceedings before tion. She was fined $235. She was cited Park County Justice Court Judge Linda on Dec. 11. BURNING WITHOUT Cantin: A PERMIT Isaiah Borquez, 22, of Livingston, Raymond Peine, 32, of Belgrade, TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS pleaded guilty Jan. 7 to no valid driver’s pleaded guilty Jan. 7 to burning without Cody Viers, 37, of Livingston, pleaded license. He was fined $585 with $200 a permit. He was fined $285 with $100 guilty Jan. 7 to no insurance. He was suspended. He was cited on Dec. 28. suspended. He was cited on Jan. 1. IAN THOMAS & THE band of drifters Tournament, from Page 1 comfort zone,” said Melin, The tournament requires 60 Anyone interested in judg- into sharing their passion,” who explained she had been to 70 judges for the Saturday ing the tournament can con- Ramm said. nervous speaking in front of event, and Ramm said she’s in tact Ramm at Keaton.Ramm@ groups. need of many more volun- Livingston.k12.mt.us or sign The tournament will be teers. Judges can choose a up at bit.ly/JudgeAtPark. organized into three prelimi- time slot or volunteer the Training will be provided. nary rounds and a top eight entire event. Training for the “Students have worked GRAND RE-OPENING! final round for each category, judges along with breakfast hard all season to prepare, Ramm said. and lunch will be provided. and have poured their soul The Buckhorn! SALOON CASINO LIQUOR & WINE STORE Open 7 days a week

Ib[[f_d]=_WdjJhWZ[9[dj[hš!406-222-9600 Page 4, Livingston Enterprise Opinion Friday, January 10, 2020 GUEST EDITORIAL What’s next for Trump after the death of Soleimani It may be true that no good deed goes abide a largely symbolic vote in Iraq’s erates such as Joe Biden, Amy Klobu- doing. But it is meant to drive a wedge unpunished, but only the ever-active parliament—most Sunnis and Kurds char and Mr. Bloomberg will seek to between the U.S. and Europe while Donald Trump could take it upon him- didn’t show up—to expel U.S. troops buttress their “return to normalcy” they wait for Mr. Trump’s successor in self to punish his own good deed. from the country. Aboard Air Force argument by saying Mr. Trump’s post- 2021. The good deed was ordering the One Sunday evening, Mr. Trump Soleimani behavior shows he is too Since pulling out of that pact in 2018, elimination of Iran’s Qasem Soleimani, threatened to “put very big sanctions impetuous and volatile to entrust with Mr. Trump has developed an increas- who as head of Iran’s Quds Force spent on Iraq.” His twin threat to bomb Iran’s national security. They know their best ingly strong hand with a “maximum his years deploying one strategy: “cultural sites” quickly devolved into a chance lies with driving voter unease pressure” campaign built around Export the 1979 revolution by killing debate about the Geneva Conventions, about Mr. Trump as Commander in severe economic sanctions on Iran. people. The dead included Americans, with some Republicans separating Chief. The mullahs are unloved at home and Iraqis, Iranians, Europeans, Syrians themselves from the remarks. Mr. Trump’s obligation is to prove have few real outside allies. Their cat’s and others across the Middle East. In We think the President’s strike them wrong. Isolationists in his party paw, Qasem Soleimani, is gone. the days before a drone hit his car, against Soleimani was justified on the will counsel Mr. Trump to wash his The opportunity now exists to shape Soleimani was planning more death. merits, as Secretary of State Mike hands of the post-Soleimani world, but a coalition of allies, and perhaps even a President Trump had a good couple Pompeo spent Sunday morning explain- that isn’t possible now. With that deci- few serious Democrats, in support of of days after the strike. His statement ing on TV. A concurrent reality, howev- sion, President Trump has put power- additional policy initiatives on Iran. We on the action was measured and direct. er, is that we are starting a presidential ful forces in play in the Middle East would not rule out proposing talks with Despite criticism, Mr. Trump kept qui- election. To win, the Democrats des- and beyond. If events now spin in dan- the Iranian regime about negotiating et, letting the action speak for itself. perately need to be able to run against gerous ways, such as if the U.S. leaves an end game to its self-depleting Still, it was a major decision by the Mr. Trump personally, as Mike Bloom- Iraq in a huff, Mr. Trump will not be 40-year struggle with the West. President involving the nation’s inter- berg’s ad blitz is making clear. able to blame everyone else. He should Targeting Soleimani was a bold act ests, and naturally his supporters If the President allows his Soleimani be reassuring Iraq that the U.S. is that other Presidents probably would across the country wondered what decision to look like a one-and-done there to help preserve its sovereignty, not have attempted to restore a mea- would come next. What came next was event, with no follow-up beyond tweets not to exploit it. sure of deterrence against an enemy something familiar: a Trumpian crack- and rhetorical barrages against the The Iranian mullahs’ threats against state. Most Americans appreciated its back at his critics—in Iraq. Iranian and Iraqi people, he’ll give his U.S. citizens may or may not be blus- show of strength. But now Mr. Trump Though Mr. Trump kept the lid on opponents an opening. ter. Their announced intention to aban- has to show he can manage the conse- Sunday as pundits and Democrats Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth War- don limits on uranium enrichment quences in a way that proves it was a howled across social media and the ren may be on the dismissable fringe under the Obama nuclear deal isn’t wise decision in America’s interests. morning shows, he apparently couldn’t of Democratic foreign policy, but mod- much more than they were already — Wall Street Journal Energizer Bunny Biden Spooks the left Throughout this unsettling old, white, male, and conser- conflict with Iran, Joe Biden vative,” according to Politico. has stood out as a calming Going after white males is Democratic voice, speaking sure going to wow the voters of the stakes and challenges in Wisconsin. with deep knowledge of for- In his long career, Biden has cast votes that I, too, wish he hadn’t. I especially disliked his stance on bank- ruptcy reform. But then both Sanders and Warren have taken regrettable votes bene- fitting economic interests at Syndicated home. Sanders voted to fund columnist the F-35 fighter jet boondog- gle, and Warren led the fight to remove a tax on medical FROMA HARROP devices -- money that helped support the Affordable Care Act. eign policy. Just another rea- Attaching the label “pro- son for activists on the left gressive” tends to be in the backing Bernie Sanders or eyes of the attacher. I base Elizabeth Warren to lose such judgments on the issue their minds. involved. The news for them hasn’t Biden has been very pro- been great of late. Biden is gressive on the fight against now tied with or close to global warming. In 1986, Sanders for first place in when almost no one was talk- Iowa and New Hampshire, ing about this, he introduced according to the most recent a bill ordering the president reputable poll. Warren polls to set up a task force on cli- behind Pete Buttigieg in both mate change. It was eventu- places. Sanders and Warren ally passed and funded. were supposed to triumph in As vice president, Biden these states, where the Dem- was Barack Obama’s point ocratic electorate tends man on setting limits on coal toward very liberal white plant and tailpipe emissions. people. Biden also raised He also led the charge in IN THE MAIL nearly $23 million in the bringing the United States " ! fourth quarter, the best haul into the 2015 Paris climate since he entered the cam- agreement. science, moral values and democracy. Additionally, a refusal paign. Biden’s current proposal is Hold onto your seat to abide by the Constitution, acknowledging three branches Sanders or Warren may to spend $1.7 trillion over a Editor: of balanced government as designed by our founding still win, but with just over decade and slap a tax on As we enter into a new year, a new decade, and an increas- fathers. Americans have become euthanized to the recurrent four weeks before the Iowa greenhouse gases. His goal to ingly apprehensive future, please take a moment to recon- lies, distractions and corruption of our current administra- caucuses, it doesn’t look like bring carbon emissions to net noiter our ethical and moral duty to future generations. tion. History will provide hope. Like many of his loyal fol- these contests will be any zero by 2050 matches the Despite a polarized political arena today, I suspect future lowers, our pompous POTUS may likely be unemployed or in kind of romp for either of European Union’s. generations will reflect back on this time with an under- jail by the end of 2021. Yet, since natural selection has not them. Then comes South Car- And so it’s not totally clear standings of hesitation, apathy and an intellectually clois- rid us of the rising quagmire of ignorance and greed, think- olina, where a heavily Afri- why progressive environ- tered social order swallowed up by xenophobic fear monger- ing Americans must rise up, being diligent in an effort of can American electorate still mentalists in the Sunrise ing and division. That said, should anyone be convinced correcting an increasingly dangerous trend. seems to favor Biden by a Movement would hassle Mexico will pay for the wall and the POTUS is, as he states, Another most pressing issue for 2020, and many years to large margin. Biden at campaign events. “the chosen one” who won’t have time to play golf, please come, is the climate emergency enveloping this planet. Thus, the attacks from the Are they ignorant of his consider ending your perusal here. There is valid rationale why Greta Thunberg was chosen left flank. A group called record? They’re obviously Regrettably, our bloviating Warlord in Chief would rather Person of the Year by Time magazine. Not only is she cor- Indivisible is now going after working for his political marvel at the likes of Joe McCarthy and Vladimir Putin than rect in her assessment, sincere and steadfast in her view- Biden’s immigration plan for opponents. The group is any respectable law-abiding democratic official. Generally point, she also realizes the youth of our planet are most at holding that a pathway to cit- attached to Rep. Alexandria unhinged and arrogant, his belligerence bolsters toxic gov- risk, given the data driven climate crisis.. izenship would include an Ocasio-Cortez and her Green ernment policies and foreign affairs to the point of disbelief So, as Mother Theresa stated, “Yesterday is gone. Tomor- ability to speak English. That New Deal, and AOC is and embarrassment. At the foundation of current foreign row has not yet come. We have only today. Let us begin.” doesn’t sound wholly unrea- attached to Sanders. and domestic policy resides the hostile and parasitic machin- Hold on to your seat. sonable. Such a requirement Former Florida Sen. Bill ery that compromises the well-being and security of all Gerald D. Cole was included in the 2013 Nelson hit the nail in explain- Americans. More recently, the concern has been WWIII, Paradise Valley comprehensive immigration ing the latest anti-Biden involving Iran. Or, as Albert Einstein once said, “I know not reform bill, which Sanders fusillade from the left. “This with what weapons World War III will be fought, but World and Warren both voted for. is their last attempt to try to War IV will be fought with sticks and stones.” The danger is The Progressive Change derail the Energizer Bunny ... bonafide. Campaign Committee is and they can’t figure out why At fault is a perceptible cult of ignorance that has spread slamming Biden’s electability they can’t stop him,” Nelson like a virus through much of America, emanating from a argument. Co-founder Adam told Politico. “So they’re poor understanding of history, the anesthetic effects of Green said that many Demo- throwing the kitchen sink at social media, and the subversion of our educational and A Yellowstone Newspaper crats “are under the mistaken him.” labor structure. 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NA the last year. un = Units. vj = In bankruptcy or receivership. wd = When distributed. wi = When issued. wt = Warrants. Microbot 13.19 +2.09 +18.8 Chembio 4.33 -.53 -10.9 Infosys 23604 10.69 +.21 = not available. p - previous day´s net asset value. s = fund split shares during the week. x = fund paid a distribution during Source: The Associated Press. Sales fgures as of 2:00 pm E.T. are unofficial. the week. Source: Morningstar and The Associated Press. Figures as of previous day. Page 6, Livingston Enterprise Friday, January 10, 2020 As Iran and US take step back from the brink, Canada grieves TORONTO (AP) — The worst had passed, it seemed, and the United States and Iran no longer appeared poised at the edge of war. “All is well!” President Don- ald Trump tweeted Tuesday night, days after a U.S. drone strike killed Iran’s most pow- erful general, and Iran, after a barrage of missiles, had sig- naled it was stepping back from further escalation. AP But 27 seconds before This image taken from a video on Wednesday shows a Trump’s tweet, commercial light in the sky which appears to show the Ukrainian jet- flight trackers had lost con- liner plane on fire and crashing into ground. tact with a Ukrainian Interna- tional Airlines jet that had just taken off from Tehran’s main airport. On board were 176 Verified videos show people, including 138 passen- gers on their way to Canada and at least 63 Canadian citi- plane in Iran struck zens and 11 Ukrainians. The plane, which never made a LONDON (AP) — In the then the flash. The scene is mayday call, slammed pitch black, pre-dawn sky on silent, except for a dog bark- moments later into the the outskirts of the Iranian ing nearby. Then 10 seconds ground. AP capital Tehran, a tiny fast- later, there is a frightening Everyone on board died. Members of Montreal’s Iranian community attend a vigil, Thursday, downtown Montreal. moving light can be seen boom, like loud thunder. They were students, newly- racing up through the trees, A second video appears to weds, doctors and parents. as someone films from the show the plane on fire and The youngest was a 1-year-old lost. There was Pedram While it has the right to families of some of the vic- ground. Then there is a flash crashing. A white blaze girl, Kurdia Molani, who was Mousavi and his wife Mojgan defend itself, as it should to tims on Friday. of light as it seems to collide plummets downward across flying back home with her Daneshmand, both of them protect its own people, it Many in Canada simply with something in the air. the black sky, sometimes let- parents to the Toronto suburb engineering professors, and should also have the responsi- struggled to make sense of the It is the ill-fated Ukrainian ting off sparks. Then it dis- of Ajax. their two daughters, Daria bility with that right to make disaster. International airliner which appears behind trees, and a By late Thursday, Western and Dorina Mousavi. There sure their defensive systems “If something like this hap- had taken off Wednesday huge fireball lights up the leaders said that Iran had was Dr. Shekoufeh Choupan- aren’t targeting civilian air- pened as an accident, it’s just hours after Iran had sky as it hits the earth. most likely shot down the jet- nejad, an obstetrician-gyne- craft.” much easier to take in than fired missiles at U.S. bases Someone off-camera says liner with a surface-to-air mis- cologist, and her two daugh- Canadian Prime Minister when you hear that maybe it in Iraq in retaliation for the in Farsi “The plane has sile — probably by accident. ters, Saba and Sara Saadat. It Justin Trudeau, who has at got shot,” said Nina Saeidpour, slaying of its top military caught fire. Shahriar. Fer- The loss of so many lives seemed impossible. times had a rocky relationship a Calgary real estate agent man, Gen. Qassem Solei- dosieh. In the name of God transformed the U.S.-Iran Some in Canada quickly with Trump, was careful not whose friend Kasra Saati was mani. the compassionate, the mer- confrontation, which had blamed Trump for the disas- to say the U.S. strike was among the victims. “We’re Western leaders have said ciful. God please help us. seemed to conclude with limit- ter. responsible for what hap- just trying to figure out what the plane seemed to have Call the fire department!” ed bloodshed. “This is insane. Sickening. pened. happened.” been unintentionally The names are two suburbs Instead, what had begun Imagine having a family “I think it is too soon to be Ukrainian flights out of Teh- brought down by a surface- of Tehran near the airport. with a drone attack on Gen. member on that plane,” said drawing conclusions or ran are often full of Iranian- to-air missile near Tehran. Another clip, filmed from Qassem Soleimani’s motor- Rob Kent, a 42-year-old Toron- assigning blame or responsi- Canadians and Iranian stu- Iran denies that a missile inside a traveling car at dis- cade at the Baghdad airport to resident. “One man, and bility in whatever propor- dents studying in Canada, par- was to blame for the crash. tance, shows a pinpoint fiery had suddenly rippled outward only one, is responsible for tions,” he told reporters. ticularly after the long holiday Videos verified by The light moving at speed. This until dozens of Iranian-Cana- those deaths. And he will nev- But, he said, an accidental break. Going back and forth Associated Press show the footage then shows the plane dians, dozens of Iranian stu- er face consequences for missile strike would com- via Kyiv is one of the most final seconds of the jet and exploding far on the horizon, dents studying in Canada, them.” pound the grief of so many affordable routes between the what likely brought it down, illuminating the darkened were dead. But Parseyan wasn’t so sure. people. two countries, and avoids killing all 176 people on sky. “The community is over- “It takes two to tango,” he “My thoughts instantly went stopovers in the United States, board. As part of the verification whelmed with mourning and said. “It’s not hard to see the to how much harder this must which is difficult for most Ira- One video seems to show process, the AP compared sadness,” said Payman downing as a result of the make it for those families who nians. the impact. Buildings can be buildings in view with map Parseyan, a prominent Irani- escalation between the two are experiencing just a terri- At least 17 Canadian univer- seen from ground level locations and in the precise an-Canadian in western Cana- countries. However, Iran is ble amount of grief right sities have confirmed that below the darkened sky as context of where the jet da, counting through the responsible for its own mili- now,” he said. they lost students, professors the tiny light arches upward, went off the radar. names of the friends he had tary defense equipment. Trudeau met privately with or researchers. Meghan, Harry miles apart as they start new independent life LONDON (AP) — Prince Harry where the couple and 8-month-old defunct The Tig. and his wife Meghan were taking son Archie spent the holiday season A friend of the couple, broadcast- the first steps into their new inde- at a secluded luxury home on Van- er Tom Bradby, said Harry and pendent life thousands of miles couver Island. The former actress Meghan were made aware while in apart on Friday, as a friend of the is American but has longstanding Canada over the holidays that the couple pushed back against accusa- ties to Canada, having lived in monarchy’s future focus would be tions they blindsided Queen Eliza- Toronto while filming the popular on those at the top of the line of beth II with the announcement they TV show “Suits.” succession. An image of the queen would be stepping down from royal The crisis talks were triggered and the three next in line to the duties. by the pair’s “personal message” throne — Charles, William and his As Meghan flew back to Canada, Wednesday evening saying they son George — underscored the where the couple spent a six-week were stepping back from being message of who the Windsors see Christmas break out of the public senior members of Britain’s royal as their core members. eye, Harry stayed in England, family, would work to become “It had been made clear to them where the royal family sought to financially independent and would in their absence there was going to contain the crisis sparked by the “balance” their time between the be a slimmed down monarchy and couple’s decision to effectively quit U.K. and North America. they weren’t really a part of it,” as senior royals. Harry, 35, is sixth in line to the said Bradby, an ITV television The queen moved quickly to take British throne, behind his father, anchor who filmed revealing inter- control of the situation, ordering older brother William and his views with Harry and Meghan royal courtiers to sort out a future brother’s three children. The for- while they were in Africa last year. role for the couple within days. mer British army officer is one of Bradby described the royal split British media reported Friday that AP the royal family’s most popular as inevitable. He said the wish by the monarch, who is at her San- Britain’s Prince Harry and his fiancée Meghan Markle arrive at Edinburgh members and has spent his entire the couple, also known as the Duke dringham estate in eastern Eng- Castle in Edinburgh, Scotland. life in the public eye. and Duchess of Sussex, to leave the land, held a conference call with Before marrying the prince in a grind of front-line royal duty had her son Prince Charles and grand- sion to step down from their royal to work with government and the wedding watched around the world been known, though the timing of sons Prince William and Prince role, with reports claiming they couple to sort out a solution. in 2018, the 38-year-old Meghan had their announcement was not. Harry. were not told of the statement In the meantime, Buckingham carved out a successful career as “It’s certainly not true to say the The royal family is said to be beforehand. But the queen, Charles Palace confirmed Friday that an actress and lifestyle “influenc- palace were blindsided by this,” “hurt’’ by Harry and Meghan’s deci- and William have told their teams Meghan had returned to Canada, er” with a popular blog, the now- Bradby told ITV.

Withdrawal, from Page 1 Abdul-Mahdi has said he president believes is our right In speaking to Pompeo, hearts of believers,” in an edi- electricity demands, and the among Iraqis. Sunni and rejects all violations of Iraqi structure with fewer resourc- Abdul-Mahdi stopped short of torial in the group’s al-Nabaa U.S. has consistently used Kurdish lawmakers, who sovereignty, including both es dedicated to that mission, requesting an immediate online newspaper. It carried a this as leverage. The current oppose the Parliament resolu- the Iranian and U.S. strikes. we will do so,” Pompeo said. withdrawal, allowing time to photo of Soleimani and al- waiver expires in February, tion, see the U.S. presence as The State Department flat- He said a NATO team was draw up a strategy and time- Muhandis, saying that “God and without a new one, Iraq a bulwark against domination ly dismissed Abdul-Mahdi’s at the State Department line for departure. brought their end at the could face severe financial by the majority Shiites and request, saying U.S. troops working on a plan “to get bur- In its initial readout of the hands of their allies.” penalties. Iran. Kurdish security forces are crucial for the fight den- sharing right in the call, the State Department U.S. Assistant Secretary of The demand for a troop have benefited from U.S. against the Islamic State region, as well, so that we can made no mention of Abdul- State David Schenker said withdrawal is not universal training and aid. group and it would not dis- continue the important mis- Mahdi’s request on the future talks between Bagh- cuss removing them. sions to protect and defend, troops. It said Pompeo, who dad and Washington were Pompeo indicated Friday and keep the American peo- initiated the call, reiterated expected to focus on the M_dj[hm[Wj^[hfbWY[i^_]^ the troops would remain, add- ple safe” while reducing costs the U.S. condemnation of the nature of their strategic rela- Z[cWdZikfedoekhcej^[hYemi½ ing that the U.S. would contin- and burdens borne by the U.S. Iranian missile strikes and tionship, dkjh_[djh[gk_h[c[dji$DkjhW#B_n ue its mission to help train Earlier in the day, Pompeo’s underscored that President “We provide assets that no ikffb[c[djifhel_Z[WZ[gkWj[ Iraqi security forces and spokeswoman Morgan Orta- Donald Trump “has said the other coalition ally can pro- dkjh_j_edjea[[fj^[c^[Wbj^o$ counter the Islamic State gus said any delegation sent United States will do whatev- vide. ... If the United States group. to Iraq would be dedicated to er it takes to protect the wasn’t in Iraq, it’s hard to “We are happy to continue “discussing how to best American and Iraqi people imagine the coalition being in the conversation with the recommit to our strategic and defend our collective Iraq,” he told reporters in Iraqis about what the right partnership - not to discuss interests.” Dubai at the end of a visit to structure is,” Pompeo said at troop withdrawal, but our There are some 5,200 U.S. the region in which he met the White House during an right, appropriate force pos- troops in Iraq assisting and with Iraqi officials in the unrelated appearance. ture in the Middle East.” providing training to Iraqi northern Kurdish region. “Our mission set there is Iraqi lawmakers passed a security counterparts to fight Schenker added that the very clear. We’ve been there resolution Sunday to oust U.S. IS. 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The U.S. is currently have border protection where from California also would seek to decrimi- people in place,” Steyer said in an interview. ects to fund 175 miles of bor- working to seize private land you need it,” Fisher said. nalize illegal border crossings and work with “At the same time, we understand this is der wall. to build more sections of wall The butterfly center had Congress to approve a pathway to citizenship going to put massive pressure on our immi- While the White House on in Texas. been in the path of a potential for millions of people in the U.S. illegally. gration systems.” Thursday celebrated the Crane issued a restraining border wall for years until appeals court’s ruling, saying order in December, but lifted Congress effectively exempt- it rightfully lifted an “illegiti- that order Thursday. He also ed it and several other envi- mate nationwide injunction,” declined to grant a restrain- ronmentally sensitive areas Crane’s ruling actually went ing order at the request of the and cultural sites. Bloomberg adds 3 key hires in Calif. against the U.S. government’s National Butterfly Center, a Marianna Trevino Wright, SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) Planned Parenthood chapter, success in California to cap- position. nonprofit located next to the the center’s executive direc- — Michael Bloomberg is add- as political director, and Alex ture the nomination. He is Fisher Industries, a North South Texas construction site. tor, said Thursday’s ruling ing three experienced Cali- Gallardo Rooker, a vice chair skipping the first four early Dakota-based construction The butterfly center and “makes you wonder when it’s fornia Democrats to his presi- of the state Democratic party, voting states to focus his firm, wants to install 3 miles environmentalists warn going to end and how many dential campaign in the state as a senior adviser. energy on California and the of steel posts about 35 feet building a border barrier so more of these proxies are that awards the most primary Strait, who also has worked other states that vote on from the U.S. bank of the Rio close to the river could wors- there.” delegates, including the for- for the state party and former Super Tuesday, held on March Grande, the river that forms mer head of Sen. Kamala California Sen. Barbara Box- 3. the U.S.-Mexico border in Harris’ state campaign opera- er, said she’s joining the cam- His latest hires join Chris Texas. The company’s presi- DOWNTOWN tion. paign because she believes Masami Myers, who heads his dent, Tommy Fisher, wants to BIG TIMBER Courtni Pugh, who led Har- Bloomberg is the party’s best California operation and pre- spend $40 million on the pri- ris’ strategy in the senator’s chance of beating President viously served as executive vate border wall — originally promoted by a pro-Trump 406-932-4459 home state, is joining Bloom- Donald Trump. director of the state party. Web: thegrand-hotel.com berg’s team as a senior advis- “Winning is the only thing Bloomberg’s pattern of online fundraising group — er focused on paid media tar- that we need to be focused on bringing on operatives with to prove that his company geting constituency groups right now,” she said. party experience could bring can build barriers more Includes such as Latino and black vot- Bloomberg, the former his campaign needed exper- effectively. ~ Get Out of Town For a Night ~ a Full ers, the campaign announced New York City mayor and bil- tise on the party’s rules for The U.S. government sued to stop Fisher on the grounds Dine with us, then you will have the option of Breakfast Friday. Bloomberg also has lionaire businessman, picking up delegates. Califor- staying in an available room for only $60/night. hired Crystal Strait, the for- launched his campaign in nia has more than 400 dele- that building so close to the mer head of the state’s November and is counting on gates, the most of any state. Rio Grande risked changing Visit our website to enter weekly drawing for free night’s stay. Page 8, Livingston Enterprise Friday, January 10, 2020 NATION SHORTS California could be the first state Virginia lawmakers ban guns at state Capitol to sell own prescription drugs RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Virginia lawmakers voted Friday SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) to ban firearms at the state Capitol, the first in what’s — California could become expected to be many contentious gun votes in coming the first state to make its weeks. own prescription drugs Newly empowered Democrats in the General Assembly under a proposal announced voted to ban guns at the Capitol and a legislative office Thursday by Gov. Gavin building, saying the move was needed to protect public safe- Newsom, who says it would ty. “take the power out of the Public officials have expressed concerns about planned hands of greedy pharmaceu- Jan. 20 rallies that are set to draw huge crowds of pro-gun tical companies.” and gun-control advocates. Gun advocates from around Vir- The Democratic governor ginia and even out of state have pledged to turn out in force wants the nation’s most popu- to highlight their resistance to proposed gun-control mea- lous state to contract with sures. generic drug companies to “The overall goal here is to protect and ensure the safety make medications on its of our members and of the people that are in our building behalf so it could sell them to coming and going,” Democratic Del. Marcus Simon said its nearly 40 million resi- before the vote. dents. The goal is to lower The ban would apply to lawmakers in addition to the gen- prices by increasing compe- eral public. tition in the generic drug Republicans have voiced opposition to banning guns at the market, Newsom said. Capitol and some GOP lawmakers routinely carry guns His proposal also would while at the legislature. “I feel this egregious, I think it’s an create a single market for overreach.” said Del. Terry Austin. drug pricing in California, with companies having to bid to sell their medicine at a Water company pleads guilty uniform price. One expert AP said that piece would have Gov. Gavin Newsom talks to reporters at his Capitol office, in Sacramento, Calif. to hazardous waste violations the bigger impact. LOS ANGELES (AP) — A California company that produc- “Other countries control or es Crystal Geyser bottled water pleaded guilty Thursday to negotiate the price of drugs, Human Services. “I really do posal would cost, prompting decreased in price because illegally storing and transporting hazardous waste and and if there is one state that think there is quite a bit of criticism from some Republi- companies are not required agreed to a $5 million fine, federal prosecutors said. could do it, it’s California, merit in having us produce can lawmakers who said the to report that. Nationally, The waste was produced by filtering arsenic out of Sierra which is the size of a coun- the medications.” state should not compete generic drug prices have Nevada spring water at CG Roxane LLC’s facility in Owens try,” said Larry Levitt, exec- Priscilla VanderVeer, vice with private companies. been decreasing overall, Valley, authorities said. utive vice president of health president of the Pharmaceu- “When the state runs it, it according to a report that The company entered the pleas to one count of unlawful policy for the Kaiser Family tical Research and Manufac- costs more money,” said AARP produced with the storage of hazardous waste and one count of unlawful trans- Foundation. “A drug compa- turers of America, which Republican Assemblyman University of Minnesota. portation of hazardous material, the U.S. Attorney’s Office ny could walk away from represents brand-name drug Devon Mathis, who’s also on Supporters say California’s said. Rhode Island. It’s much hard- companies, said she’s waiting the health subcommittee. generic drug label could help The office said the $5 million fine was included in a er to walk away from Cali- for more details from New- “The money is coming out of lower the cost of a common recently filed plea agreement. fornia.” som before commenting. families’ pockets paying all drug that has steadily The U.S. Attorney’s Office statement noted that the inves- Lawmakers would have to A representative from the those crazy taxes.” increased in price — insulin tigation focused on handling, storage and transportation of approve the proposal before Association for Accessible California law requires for diabetes patients. Three CG Roxane’s wastewater, “not the safety or quality of CG they could become law. A Medicines, which represents drug companies to report drug companies control most Roxane’s bottled water.” legislative leader in charge generic drug manufacturers, any price increases to the of the market for insulin. of reviewing the plan gave a did not respond to a request state. Generic drugs saw a “Consumers would directly tentative endorsement for comment. three-year median increase benefit if California con- NC to mark 75th anniversary Thursday. The drug plan is part of of 37.6%, according to a tracted on its own to manu- “If Costco can have a Kirk- Newsom’s budget proposal, report from the Office of facture much-needed generic of deaths in secret WWII project land brand, why can’t Cali- which he must present to Statewide Health Planning medications like insulin — a fornia have our own generic lawmakers by Friday. The and Development. That anal- drug that has been around ELIZABETH CITY, N.C. (AP) — The Russian ambassador brand?” said Democratic state could have as much as a ysis was based on the list for a century yet the price to the U.S. is among those expected to attend a service to Assemblyman Joaquin Aram- $7 billion surplus this year, prices of the drugs and did has gone up over tenfold in mark the 75th anniversary of the deaths of five people dur- bula, an emergency room according to the nonpartisan not include discounts or the last few decades,” said ing a top-secret World War II mission when hundreds of doctor from Fresno who Legislative Analyst’s Office. rebates. Anthony Wright, executive Soviet aviators trained on North Carolina’s coast. chairs the House Budget Newsom’s office did not But the report doesn’t director of Health Access The service to remember Project Zebra and the five avia- Subcommittee on Health and say how much the drug pro- include generic drugs that California. tors killed when their seaplane crashed into the Pasquotank River will be held Saturday in Elizabeth City, news outlets report. The pilot and three others survived the crash. State and local officials also will attend Project Zebra day, said Don Pendergraft, director of the Museum of Albemar- le, which is sponsoring the event. Weinstein judge declines to step The Project Zebra collaboration was among the last of its kind between the two nations, Pendergraft said. “I think it is accurate to say that we did at that point have a beautiful relationship,” he said. “It was an experiment that went very well.” aside as jury selection resumes Project Zebra Day will include character reenactments at the museum, a wreath-laying ceremony on the waterfront NEW YORK (AP) — The crimes charges against him and a reception. judge in Harvey Weinstein’s Monday. The project, declassified in 2013, helped train about 300 rape trial declined the “There is no time like the Soviet aviators in 1944 and 1945. Their mission was to find defense’s request that he step present,” Burke said Thurs- German submarines and bomb them. aside as jury selection dipped day. “All sides are ready.” On Jan. 11, 1945, three Russians, a Ukranian and a Canadi- into a third day Thursday. Weinstein is charged in an were killed when their seaplane bought for Russia J u d g e J a m e s B u r k e New York with raping a wom- crashed in the Pasquotank River. After the project was announced his decision an in a Manhattan hotel room declassified, efforts began to honor it with a monument. Thursday, a day after Wein- in 2013 and sexually assault- stein’s lawyers sent him a let- ing another woman, Mimi ter asking that he remove Haleyi, in 2006. If convicted, Man breaks into Taco Bell, himself from the case. They he could be sentenced to life objected to comments Burke in prison. The 67-year-old ex- prepares food, takes nap made when he asked Wein- studio boss has pleaded not LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga. (AP) — Taco Bell wasn’t open on stein if he was willing to got guilty and maintains that any Christmas Day but a burglar in Georgia decided he wanted to jail “for life” if he kept sexual activity was consensu- a festive feast anyway — and to take a nap while he was at ignoring a court order that al. it. bars texting in the court- The initial phase of jury Police have asked for the public’s help in identifying the room. selection ended around mid- man who broke into the restaurant, prepared food and fell Weinstein’s lawyers blasted day Thursday, and will con- asleep early Christmas morning. the judge’s comments as tinue through next week. So At around 12:15 a.m. on Dec. 25, a man approached a Taco “prejudicial and inflammato- far, 66 prospective jurors Bell in unincorporated Lawrenceville and entered through ry,” and raised questions have advanced to the next the drive-thru window. Surveillance video showed him using about his impartiality. stage in what is expected to AP the fryers to make himself a meal. After eating, he proceed- There was nothing improp- be a lengthy selection pro- Harvey Weinstein, center, leaves Manhattan criminal court ed to take a nap on the restaurant floor. Prior to leaving er about “scolding a recalci- cess aimed at finding people with his lead attorney Donna Rotunno, left, on Thursday, in about three hours later, the suspect stole a laptop and tablet, trant defendant” over violat- who can keep an open mind New York. investigators said. ing the cell phone ban, Burke about the disgraced movie The suspect was described as a black male wearing black said Thursday, adding that he mogul. sweatpants, a black hooded sweatshirt, and black sneakers. was merely trying to scare requests, but Weinstein’s law- adequately safeguard Wein- That challenge was demon- Anyone with information in this case, was urged to contact Weinstein. “I never meant yers could be also making a stein’s right to a fair and strated Thursday when police at 770-513-5300. that I was going to put your play to make an issue of impartial jury, in part by Burke detected a stir after client in jail for life,” he told Burke’s comments and rul- rejecting a request to halt breaking the news to a new ‘Send Nudes’: Drivers shocked defense attorneys. ings for a possible appeal. jury selection for a “cooling batch of prospective jurors Judges seldom step aside The defense had further off” period after prosecutors that they were there for the by road sign’s racy request from cases over such argued that Burke failed to in Los Angeles filed new sex Weinstein case. PINE KNOT, Ky. (AP) — Drivers traveling along a Ken- tucky highway didn’t have to check their direct messages to receive the infamous sexting request: send nudes. An electronic road sign that was hacked early Thursday Mississippi, lacking guards, morning asked drivers on Highway 92 in Pine Knot to “send nudes,” news outlets reported. Officials with the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet said sends inmates to private prison someone had hacked through the password-protected sys- By The Associated Press tem. 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Numbers Did you know? In 2018 Americans spent about 9.7% of disposable income on Analyzing spending on food in the United States is one way food, or about $1.7 trillion, $78.2 billion more than in 2017. FAH experts measure overall health and well-being. The amount spent on accounted for 54% of the total. For the last ten years, percentage of food is available for every year since 1889. The United States Depart- disposal income spent on FAH on average has been just under 5.0% ment of Agriculture (USDA) measures the total and parts of the total in the United States. The United States is the only country in the world such as food at home (FAH), food away from home (FAFH) and the where FAH spending consistently remains below 5%. GDP and value of food produced at home in an annual study called the Food spending on FAH have an inverse relationship worldwide. Most high- Expenditure Series. The Farm Bureau, one of the organizations that income countries spend less that 7.5% of disposable income on FAH. uses the data in the series says that 2007 was the first year FAFH Most low-income countries, where data is available, spend over spending exceeded FAH spending. 25%, a handful over 50%. Page 10, Livingston Enterprise Sports Friday, January 10, 2020 PREP SPORTS Thunder roll past Rockets in Westbrook’s return SCHEDULE OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — The you start hooping and competing, Oklahoma City Thunder spoiled you kind of zone it out a little bit,” Rangers Russell Westbrook’s return. he said. Friday Westbrook scored 34 points, but Westbrook scored 18 points in the s7RESTLING -ILES#ITY 4"! the Thunder beat the Houston Rock- first half, but the Thunder led 60-48 s"ASKETBALL ,AUREL ets 113-92 on Thursday night. at the break after shooting 53.8% 'IRLSPM"OYSPM Westbrook was a league MVP and from the field. The Thunder extend- two-time scoring champ for the ed their lead throughout the second Saturday Thunder before being traded to the half. Westbrook was subbed out s7RESTLING -ILES#ITY 4"! Rockets last summer for Chris Paul with 7:18 remaining. sGirlsBasketball vs Butte and draft picks. Danilo Gallinari led the Thunder Central, 4 p.m. The fans remember him as the with 23 points and 11 rebounds and s"OYS"ASKETBALL "UTTE#EN- star who stayed after Kevin Durant Gilgeous-Alexander added 20 TRAL PM left for then-rival Golden State in points. 2016, and they showered him with Houston’s James Harden, who appreciation before the game. entered the night averaging a There was a tribute video, then loud league-best 38.5 points, was held to Bruins cheers as he was introduced with 17 on 5-for-17 shooting. enthusiasm, in the same manner as After the game, Westbrook Friday a home Thunder player. The crowd embraced several Thunder players, sBasketball vs. Lone Peak, stood, cheered loudly and even then went over and hugged Thunder 5:30 p.m. chanted M-V-P as the announcer owner Clay Bennett. He acknowl- moved on to other players. West- AP edged the crowd one last time Saturday brook even ran over to a corner of Oklahoma City Thunder guard Dennis Schroeder (17) knocks the ball away before he exiting on the opposite s"ASKETBALL 3HERIDAN  the court and exhorted the crowd from Houston Rockets guard Russell Westbrook (0) during the first half of end of the floor from his days as a PM before the tip, just like he did when an NBA basketball game, Thursday, in Oklahoma City. Thunder player. he played for the Thunder. Westbrook was the last remaining “Some things you can’t put into game and Russ being back so we It was a strange day for West- player from the team that began words,” Westbrook said. “I’ve been knew that the crowd — I mean the brook. He said he had never even playing in Oklahoma City in 2008 Rebels here for so long and so many great crowd is always great, but we knew seen the visiting locker room during after the franchise left Seattle. memories, great people. The abso- it was going to be a different energy his 11-year run in Oklahoma City. It “I don’t regret one thing being Friday lute best fans in the world because tonight with Russ’ first game back was a bit odd for him early in the here in Oklahoma City,” he said. “I sBasketball vs. West Yellow- they come with it, and tonight they here and I mean, you’ve got to get game when the crowd that he so don’t regret signing back, I don’t stone, Boys: 5:30 Girls 7 p.m. came with it.” excited during the player intros. often riled to a fever pitch was regret staying here. I don’t regret The atmosphere also lifted the Shai (Gilgeous-Alexander) and I cheering for the other team during anything that I did here. I feel like I Saturday Thunder. were just sitting over there talking a run that put the Rockets on their left everything out on the floor s"ASKETBALL -ANHATTAN “The energy was amazing,” Paul about, you know, ‘All right, let’s get heels. every single night and did what I #HRISTIAN "OYSPM'IRLS said. “Our first nationally televised to it.’” “Definitely different, but once could for the city.” PM

* Home games in bold NFC Divisional round Rodgers knows time to win 2nd ring is running out Miss. St. hires GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) — Leach away Aaron Rodgers won his first Super Bowl nearly a decade from WSU ago. The time to capture a second is running out. (AP) — The pirate is head- “It’s on my mind every ing to Starkvegas. day,” Rodgers said. “That’s Mississippi State hired why we play the game. That’s Washington State’s Mike why you put in the time in Leach as its new head coach the offseason. That’s why you Thursday, bringing one of do the little things. It’s to put the nation’s quirkiest and yourself in this position most successful coaches where we’re two games away from the Pac-12 to the South- from being able to compete eastern Conference. for that. Leach will replace Joe “I’m 36, I know what this is Moorhead, fired last week all about. This is an impor- after two seasons. Mississip- tant opportunity for us. I feel pi State announced it hired like I got a lot of really good Leach with a social media years left, but you never AP hype video that included its know. A lot of things happen LEFT: Seattle Seahawks’ D.K. Metcalf catches a touchdown pass during the second half of an NFL wild-card playoff football new coach bellyflopping into year to year. We’ve had some game against the Philadelphia Eagles, Sunday, in Philadelphia. RIGHT: Green Bay Packers’ Aaron Rodgers warms up before a pool. great teams that have been an NFL football game against the Chicago Bears Dec. 15 in Green Bay, Wis. College football in the state an injury away or a play of Mississippi has gotten a away from being special, so I “I feel great,” Rodgers around it. But as far as your ing over in a midseason trade gave Seattle an 11-point lead. lot more interesting over the want to make the most of this said. “I started all 16 (games) process, as far as how you go from the Lions. While the He also had a 36-yard catch last month, with Leach join- opportunity.” and wasn’t in the training about your daily business, I defensive numbers aren’t on Seattle’s final possession ing new Ole Miss coach Lane Rodgers and the Green Bay room a whole lot. I had some think it’s got to be the same markedly different, Seattle to seal the victory. Kiffin. Packers will host the Seattle issues early in the season as it is any other week.” has played better with Diggs “(Metcalf is) just a big, “Welcome to the state old Seahawks in Sunday’s NFC with my knee. But, man, I on the field. physical, fast, young receiver pirate and friend!!” Kiffin divisional playoff game. It felt great from about Week 8 CAN YOU DIGGS IT? who I think is going to be a tweeted. will be the first postseason on. ... It feels good to be No one has more experi- KEEP IT CLEAN really, really good one,” LaF- The post-bowl game firing appearance for Rodgers in where I’m at right now.” ence on Seattle’s roster play- LaFleur said Monday that a leur said of the 6-foot-4, by Mississippi State was three years. ing against Rodgers than “little bit of a sickness” had 229-pound second-round pick unusual, but the Bulldogs “I’m at the age now, I LACK OF EXPERIENCE safety Quandre Diggs. Until crept into the building. But from Ole Miss. now have a coach with a long believe, that Brett (Favre) The biggest issue for the the middle of this season, he said on Wednesday that Metcalf had a strong sec- track record of winning at was when I was drafted, and Packers is playoff experi- Diggs faced Rodgers twice a “most of the guys are pretty ond half of his rookie season, programs that have histori- obviously closer to the finish ence, or a lack thereof. There year as part of the Detroit healthy right now.” but the stage of the postsea- cally struggled. In 18 years than the beginning,” he said. are only four players left secondary. Even though it’s a Packers wide receiver son put him in the spotlight at Texas Tech and Washing- “The most important thing is from the 2010 Super Bowl changed offense from what Davante Adams had a simple after his performance ton State, Leach is 139-90, winning, and I know how dif- team and seven from the he played against in the past, prescription for the problem. against the Eagles. He’s using his Air Raid offense to ficult a couple of those years 2014 team that lost to the Diggs is still being leaned on “Wash your hands, wash caught at least six passes in set records and consistently were when we weren’t win- Seahawks in the NFC cham- by teammates for little tips your butt, man. That’s it,” six of the past nine games. reach the postseason. ning.” pionship game in Seattle. on how to try and slow down said the two-time Pro Bowler. He’s received praise all sea- At Washington State, Leach Rodgers led an injury-lad- Matt LaFleur is also prepar- Rodgers. son from coach Pete Carroll took over a program that had en Packers team to the NFC ing for his first playoff test “He is a really smart guy THE ENCORE and quarterback Russell Wil- been mired in the Pac-12 championship game in Green as a head coach. and any knowledge that he DK Metcalf had quite the son for his progression. basement and went to five Bay’s previous postseason “I think it just goes back to has is always good to gain,” debut to the NFL playoffs. “Just seeing that they trust straight bowl games, includ- appearance following the doing what you always do,” Seahawks linebacker Bobby Metcalf set an NFL rookie in me, two of the highest peo- ing a school-record 11 victo- 2016 season before getting the 40-year-old LaFleur said. Wagner said. playoff record with 160 yards ple on the team trust in me to ries in 2018. blown out 44-21 by the Fal- “It’s just like every other The addition of Diggs has receiving last week against get things done,” Metcalf He finished 55-47 in eight cons. But this Packers squad week. I think for guys that been a huge boost for Seat- the Eagles. Metcalf had a said. “I just got to take that seasons with the Cougars. He — including Rodgers — is as maybe haven’t experienced tle’s defense. The Seahawks season-high seven catches and continue working and produced a similar turn- healthy as Green Bay has the playoffs, there’s definite- are 5-1 in the six games and pulled in a 53-yard touch- show them why they trust me around at Texas Tech, taking been in recent years. ly a heightened intensity Diggs has played since com- down in the second half that so much.” the Red Raiders to bowl games in all 10 seasons. His style is anything but typical. Leach gets a lot of attention for his news con- NFL doctor calls Wentz ‘heroic’ for reporting concussion ferences, where he has been known to dole out wedding PHILADELPHIA (AP) — care that he needs.” the league’s system for con- advice, once pondered which The NFL’s chief medical Wentz was injured when cussion detection is broken. Pac-12 mascots would sur- officer called Carson Wentz Seattle’s Jadeveon Clowney “I would vigorously dis- vive a fight and told tales “heroic” for reporting his hit him helmet-to-helmet agree,” Sills said. “Video about his passion for pirates. concussion during Philadel- from behind in the first identification of (symptoms) He taught a class at Wash- phia’s playoff loss and dis- quarter of a 17-9 loss in an is one part of a concussion ington State last year about puted the notion the league’s NFC wild-card game Sunday. identification. You’re not football and combat. system failed the Eagles Wentz stayed in and threw going to see things like It has not all been fun and quarterback. a couple passes before amnesia or confusion on vid- games, though. “I think what Carson Wen- reporting symptoms on the eo, and that’s why all the Leach was fired by Texas tz did is heroic and should be sideline. He was examined in other elements of detection Tech after being accused of highlighted as an example of the medical tent and went to are really important.” mistreating a player, Adam how an unbelievably skilled the locker room for further Those elements include Jones — the son of former and competitive athlete evaluation after failing the players being open and hon- ESPN announcer and NFL understands the seriousness concussion protocol. He was est about their symptoms. player Craig James — who of concussion injury and is not allowed to return to the Also, the team’s trainers and had suffered a concussion. willing to honestly report it game. medical staff are relied He then clashed with his and receive the care that he “It’s a great example to upon to notice and report bosses, and sued Texas Tech needs independent of his players at all ages and levels AP symptoms. So are coaches, for wrongful termination. desire and drive to continue that you only have one brain Philadelphia Eagles’ Carson Wentz (11) is hit by Seattle teammates and game offi- The school was protected by to participate in the game,” and you shouldn’t take Seahawks’ Jadeveon Clowney (90) during the first half of cials. state law, but Leach is still Dr. Allen Sills told The Asso- chances with a brain inju- an NFL wild-card playoff football game, Sunday, in Philadel- “You have to have people trying to fight that case. He ciated Press on Thursday. ry,” said Sills, a neurosur- phia. talking to the players,” Sills also filed a lawsuit against “Having a concussion and geon at Vanderbilt Universi- said. “You want to make the ESPN and Craig James that playing through it is not ty Medical Center. “Brain the wrong direction. You spotters and the neurotrau- players and their officials was later dismissed. about toughness. That’s dem- injuries are different than can’t see a brain injury from ma consultants monitoring and coaches and everyone When his teams have onstrating a lack of under- other injuries. Anytime the outside, but that does not the game did not see Wentz aware of the symptoms struggled, his news confer- standing of the severity of someone has a sprained make it any less severe or exhibit behavior or symp- because you’re not always ences have been far less the injury. So I applaud Car- ankle, you can see their any less dangerous to the toms suggestive of a concus- going to see it on video, but amusing. Leach has not been son Wentz for understanding ankle swell up or they dislo- recipient than any of those sion and he had to tell the yet there will be signs there shy about calling players how serious this injury is cate a finger and you can other injuries.” team’s medical staff, some if you’re looking at every- soft and making other dis- and for getting appropriate see the finger pointing in Because the independent media and fans have argued thing.” paraging remarks. Page 11, Livingston Enterprise Friday, January 10, 2020 Patriots OC Josh McDaniels to interview with Browns

CLEVELAND (AP) — Josh son. The 43-year-old was a candi- Because of his major past suc- director of pro personnel Dave McDaniels is back home. Maybe date for Cleveland’s job in 2009 cess, McDaniels’ meeting could be Ziegler have been speculated as not just to visit. when it went to Eric Mangini and as much about him seeing if the candidates. Both played with The Patriots offensive coordina- he took Denver’s job. Then again in Browns, who haven’t made the play- McDaniels at John Carroll. tor, whose first shot as an NFL 2014, when McDaniels pulled him- offs since 2002, are a fit for him. Haslam wants his coach to have a coach didn’t go well, interviewed self from consideration. McDaniels had a rocky two sea- major say in the hiring of a GM as a Friday with the Cleveland Browns, McDaniels would leave perhaps sons with the Broncos. He won his way to have alignment from the out- the team he grew up watching as a one of the league’s most stable first six games but then went 5-17 set. The Browns parted ways with kid in Canton, Ohio. teams for one of the shakiest. But and was dismissed with four games GM John Dorsey last week. McDaniels is the eighth candidate he might be ready to leave the com- left in the 2010 season. Two years The Browns interviewed Vikings to interview with owner Jimmy forts of New England, where he’s ago, he agreed to become coach offensive coordinator Kevin Stefan- Haslam and the Browns’ search won Super Bowl titles on Bill with Indianapolis but backed out of ski on Thursday. He was a finalist committee, which could be nearing Belichik’s staff while working the deal, a decision that led to ques- for the job a year ago. a decision on the franchise hiring alongside superstar quarterback tions about his character. AP Cleveland has also interviewed yet another coach after two Tom Brady. A return to his roots could be just Josh McDaniels watches his team former Packers coach Mike McCar- decades in a futile search for stabil- Part of McDaniels’ appeal to the the thing for McDaniels and the warm up before a game against thy, Ravens offensive coordinator ity. Browns is he could help quarter- Browns. He was raised near the Pro the Tennessee Titans, Saturday, in Greg Roman, Chiefs offensive coor- The Browns have no other inter- back Baker Mayfield. McDaniels Football Hall of Fame and played Foxborough, Mass. dinator Eric Bieniemy, Bills offen- views scheduled at this point, giv- liked Mayfield coming out of col- quarterback at Canton McKinley sive coordinator Brian Daboll, 49ers ing McDaniels a chance to make a lege and there were reports the for his dad, Thom, a legendary high If he’s hired, McDaniels is expect- defensive coordinator Robert Saleh strong, lasting impression. Patriots had serious interest in the school coach in Northeast Ohio. ed to bring someone from New Eng- and Eagles defensive coordinator This is McDaniels’ third go- Oklahoma QB, who was selected McDaniels graduated from John land’s front office to be Cleveland’s Jim Schwartz. around with the Browns, who fired with the No. 1 overall pick by Cleve- Carroll University in suburban new general manager. Director of McCarthy took the head coaching Freddie Kitchens after just one sea- land in 2018. Cleveland. player personnel Nick Caserio and job with the Dallas Cowboys.

Williams and Wozniacki reach Auckland semis Carter-Hollinger lifts Grizzlies AUCKLAND, New Zea- then combined to beat Kris- my sister (Venus) and we’re “She was an incredibly over Eastern Washington, 90-63 land (AP) — Serena Wil- ten Flipkens and Alison van still really close so I’m sure tricky player and the condi- CHENEY, Wash. (AP) — which also posted a season- liams and Caroline Wozni- Uytvanck 7-6 (9), 6-2 to me and Caroline will still be tions really didn’t help,” Derrick Carter-Hollinger high 21 assists. acki both advanced to the reach their first doubles super close,” Williams said. Williams said. “But, oh my had a season-high 20 points E a s t e r n Wa s h i n g t o n singles semifinals at the final. Williams had to overcome God, it’s good to get plus 14 rebounds as Mon- scored 35 second-half ASB Classic on Friday, then The pair, close friends, a swirling wind on center through that.” tana rolled past Eastern points, a season low for the extended their first-time are playing doubles togeth- court to come from a break Wozniacki was convincing Washington 90-63 on Thurs- team. partnership to reach the er for the first time in their down in the second set to in her win over Goerges, day night. Jacob Davison had 15 doubles final. careers. beat Siegemund. the 2018 and 2019 champion Carter-Hollinger made 9 points for the Eagles (9-6, Wi l l i a m s b e a t L a u r a Wozniacki will retire She was able to step up on in Auckland. She dominated of 12 shots. He added four 2-2). Mason Peatling added Siegemund 6-4, 6-3 and after the Australian Open crucial points, converting the game on serve and gave blocks. 1 2 p o i n t s a n d n i n e Wozniacki defeated two- a n d , w i t h W i l l i a m s , three of her five break Goerges few chances to Sayeed Pridgett had 18 rebounds. time defending champion snatched the last chance of points. fight her way back into the points, eight rebounds and Kim Aiken Jr., the Eagles’ Julia Goerges 6-1, 6-4 in the their long careers to play Siegemund, who beat match. eight assists for Montana second leading scorer com- quarterfinals. doubles. American teenager Coco “I’ve had so many tough (8-8, 4-1 Big Sky Confer- ing into the matchup at 16 Both players will face Friday’s results raise the Gauff in the second round, matches against Julia in the ence). Kendal Manuel add- points per game, had eight American opponents in the possibility the pair will stretched Williams with her past and I knew this one ed 14 points. Timmy Falls points on 3-of-10 shooting. semifinals on Saturday; meet in the singles final on variety and placement. was going to be tough as had 12 points, six assists, Montana matches up Wozniacki will play Jessica Sunday, then will have to S i e g e m u n d c o u l d n ’ t well,” Wozniacki said. “I’ve three steals and two blocks against Portland State at Pegula and Williams will combine in the doubles match the 23-time Grand been serving well this week for the visiting team. home on Monday. Eastern play Amanda Anisimova. final. Slam champion’s power so hopefully it can contin- The 90 points were a sea- Washington plays Idaho on Williams and Wozniacki “I’ve done it before with from the baseline. ue.” son best for Montana, the road next Thursday.

hard,’” Beilein said. “And somehow Beilein left his job at Michigan to Beilein’s comments, and forward that word came out.” take over the Cavaliers before this Larry Nance Jr. echoed that senti- Cavs coach John Beilein says he Beilein said he called the players season, but he’s off to a rocky start. ment. afterward to explain the situation, Even after winning Thursday’s “He made a mistake. We all make apologized for ‘thugs’ comment and said he apologized. game 115-112 in overtime, Cleve- them, but he apologized, owned up “There was really positive rein- land is 11-27, and there have been to it, and it this point, that’s all we DETROIT (AP) — John Beilein’s “like a bunch of thugs.” Beilein told forcement from the guys this morn- hints of dysfunction along the way. can ask him to do,” Nance said. “We first season as an NBA coach took ESPN he had meant to say “slugs” ing and last night. Very understand- About a month ago, a report in all heard it, we were all there. But another turbulent turn because of a in reference to the team’s effort ing, but it’s something that certain- The Athletic cited unidentified at the same time, I don’t think comment he made during a film level. ly they understand that it was seri- players saying that Beilein was there’s any player on the team that session. Beilein repeated that explanation ous,” Beilein said. “Something that being tuned out. More recently, star believes there was mal-intent Beilein said Thursday he had Thursday after his team’s shoot- shouldn’t have happened.” forward Kevin Love had a verbal behind it.” apologized after using the word around in Detroit, hours before the The rebuilding Cavaliers made a exchange with general manager The word “thug” is considered “thugs” while reviewing film with Cavaliers faced the Pistons. bold move when they hired Beilein, Koby Altman. Love also threw up problematic in part because of the his players the previous day. ESPN. “I was saying: ‘We’re making a lot who had never coached in the NBA his arms in disgust several times way it’s been used to describe black com, citing unidentified sources, of mistakes mentally, and we and turns 67 next month. He was while on the floor. Love later said athletes over the years. Football reported that Beilein suggested deserve better because we’re really highly regarded at the college level he was “acting like a 13-year-old.” star Richard Sherman once said he during a Wednesday film session playing hard right now. We’re not for his offensive acumen and his Love said Thursday he didn’t felt the word was like “an accepted his players were no longer playing playing like slugs. We’re playing ability to develop players. think there was malice behind way of calling someone the N-word.”

" SCOREBOARD ! Friday’s Games Tampa Bay 4, Arizona 0 ___ National Football League FC CINCINNATI — Acquired F Yuya Kubo as a designated Atlanta at Washington, 7 p.m. St. Louis 5, Buffalo 1 KORN FERRY TOUR ATLANTA FALCONS — Named Joe Whitt Jr. secondary player from KAA Gent (Belgium). Football New Orleans at New York, 7:15 p.m. Nashville 5, Chicago 2 THE BAHAMAS GREAT EXUMA CLASSIC coach. Announced the retirement of tight ends coach NEW YORK CITY FC — Named Nick Cushing assistant Miami at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Calgary 2, Minnesota 1 Dates: Jan. 12-15 Mike Mularkey. coach. Indiana at Chicago, 8 p.m. Dallas 3, Anaheim 0 Site: Great Exuma, Bahamas. CHICAGO BEARS — Named Clancy Barone tight ends TAMPA BAY ROWDIES — Promoted Lee Cohen to presi- NFL Playoffs San Antonio at Memphis, 8 p.m. Los Angeles 5, Vegas 2 Course: Sandals Emerald Bay GC. Yardage: 7,001. Par: 72. coach. dent and Ryan Helfrick to director, sales & corporate By The Associated Press Charlotte at Utah, 9 p.m. San Jose 3, Columbus 1 Purse: $600,000. Winner’s share: $108,000. OAKLAND RAIDERS — Signed G/T Denzelle Good to a partnerships. All Times EST Orlando at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Friday’s Games Television: Sunday-Tuesday, 2-5 p.m. (Golf Channel); one-year contract extension. TORONTO FC — Signed D Chris Mavinga to a contract L.A. Lakers at Dallas, 9:45 p.m. Arizona at Carolina, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, 1:30-4:30 p.m. (Golf Channel). PHILADELPHIA EAGLES — Fired offensive coordinator extension. Wild-card Playoffs Milwaukee at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Ottawa at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Defending champion: Zecheng Dou. Mike Groh and wide receivers coach Carson Walch. National Women’s Soccer League Saturday, Jan. 4 Golden State at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Pittsburgh at Colorado, 9 p.m. Points leader: First event. WASHINGTON REDSKINS — Announced they have mutu- WASHINGTON SPIRIT — Re-signed G Aubrey Bledsoe Houston 22, Buffalo 19, OT Saturday’s Games Saturday’s Games Last tournament: Tom Lewis won the Korn Ferry Tour ally parted ways with senior vice president of football and M Andi Sullivan. Tennessee 20, New England 13 Minnesota at Houston, 5 p.m. Vancouver at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Championship. operations and general counsel Eric Schaffer. Named U.S. Soccer Federation Sunday, Jan. 5 Chicago at Detroit, 7 p.m. Los Angeles at Carolina, 7 p.m. Next week: The Bahamas Great Abaco Classic on Jan. Rob Rogers senior vice president of football administra- USSF — Named Matt Potter coach of the U.S. Under-23 Minnesota 26, New Orleans 20, OT New Orleans at Boston, 7 p.m. Boston at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. 19-22. tion. Women’s National Team. L.A. Lakers at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Montreal at Ottawa, 7 p.m. Online: www.pgatour.com/kornferry HOCKEY Seattle 17, Philadelphia 9 COLLEGE Divisional Playoffs Philadelphia at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Tampa Bay at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. OTHER TOURS National Hockey League Saturday, Jan. 11 Cleveland at Denver, 9 p.m. New Jersey at Washington, 7 p.m. ASIAN TOUR: Hong Kong Open, Hong Kong GC, Fanling, DETROIT RED WINGS — Reassigned D Moritz Seider EMORY & HENRY — Announced the addition of men’s Minnesota at San Francisco, 4:35 p.m. (NBC) Milwaukee at Portland, 10 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Hong Kong. Defending champion: Aaron Rai. Online: www. from Germany’s U20 National Team to Grand Rapids and women’s wrestling as intercollegiate sports which Tennessee at Baltimore, 8:15 p.m (CBS) Sunday’s Games Anaheim at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. asiantour.com (AHL) and C Joe Veleno from Canada’s U20 National will begin competition during the 2020-21 academic Sunday, Jan. 12 Miami at New York, 3:30 p.m. Edmonton at Calgary, 10 p.m. Team to the Granf Rapids. year. Houston at Kansas City, 3:05 p.m. (CBS) Utah at Washington, 3:30 p.m. Columbus at Vegas, 10 p.m. SOCCER FLORIDA GULF COAST — Promoted Chris Sweat to Seattle at Green Bay, 6:40 p.m. (FOX) Atlanta at Brooklyn, 6 p.m. Dallas at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. Transactions Major League Soccer beach volleyball coach. Conference Championships Golden State at Memphis, 6 p.m. Sunday’s Games ATLANTA UNITED — Signed D Anton Walkes. Extended MEMPHIS — Named Mike MacIntyre defensive coordina- Sunday, Jan. 19 San Antonio at Toronto, 6 p.m. Nashville at Winnipeg, 2 p.m. Thursday’s Sports Transactions the loan of F Jon Gallagher with Aberdeen FC until the tor. AFC, 3:05 p.m. (CBS) Charlotte at Phoenix, 8 p.m. Vancouver at Minnesota, 4 p.m. BASEBALL end of Aberdeen’s 2019-20 season. Terminated the con- MISSOURI STATE — Fired football coach Dave Steckel. NFC, 6:40 p.m. (FOX) L.A. Clippers at Denver, 8 p.m. Buffalo at Detroit, 5 p.m. American League tract of M Dion Pereira. MISSISSIPPI STATE — Named Mike Leach football coach. Pro Bowl Monday’s Games Pittsburgh at Arizona, 6 p.m. BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Agreed to terms with RHP D.C. UNITED — Acquired a 2020 first-round MLS Super- ST. JOHN’S — Promoted Mike Hampton to baseball coach Sunday, Jan. 26 New Orleans at Detroit, 7 p.m. Toronto at Florida, 7 p.m. Miguel Castro on a one-year contract. Draft pick and the No. 21 slot in the 2020 Allocation on an interim basis. At Orlando, Fla. Philadelphia at Indiana, 7 p.m. Tampa Bay at New Jersey, 7 p.m. CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Agreed to terms with 1B-DH Ranking from Philadelphia for the No. 17 slot in the 2020 SYRACUSE — Named Santita Ebangwese volunteer AFC vs. NFC, 3 p.m. (ESPN) Chicago at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Monday’s Games Edwin Encarnación on a one-year contract. Allocation Ranking and future considerations. assistant volleyball coach. Super Bowl Oklahoma City at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Calgary at Montreal, 7 p.m. DETROIT TIGERS — Sent LF Brandon Dixon outright to Sunday, Feb. 2 Charlotte at Portland, 10 p.m. N.Y. Islanders at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Toledo (IL). At Miami Gardens, Fla. Orlando at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Boston at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Promoted Nick Relic to manag- NFC champion vs. AFC champion, 6:30 p.m. (FOX) Cleveland at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Carolina at Washington, 7 p.m. er of minor league operations; John Wagle to director of Anaheim at St. Louis, 8 p.m. performance science and player development; Jarret Call your Ford representative - Abell to coordinator of strength & conditioning; and Rus- Basketball Hockey tin Sveum to minor league video coordinator. Named Livingston resident Golf Jason Simontacchi pitching coordinator; Mitch Stetter manager of pitching performance; Drew Saylor hitting NHL PGA TOUR coordinator; Keoni DeRenne assistant hitting coordinator; NBA SONY OPEN Mike Tosar special assignment hitting coach; Damon EASTERN CONFERENCE Site: Honolulu. Hollins coordinator of outfield, base running and bunting; GARY BERG EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Atlantic Division Course: Waialae CC. Yardage: 7,044. Par: 70. and Derrick Robinson baseball operations intern. W L Pct GB GP W L OT Pts GF GA Purse: $6.6 million. Winner’s share: $1,188,000. LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Agreed to terms with C Max Excellent Selection of Used Vehicles Boston 25 11 .694 — Boston 45 26 8 11 63 151 117 Television: Thursday-Saturday, 7-10:30 p.m. (Golf Channel); Stassi and RHP Cam Bedrosian to one-year contracts. Toronto 25 13 .658 1 Tampa Bay 43 26 13 4 56 160 127 Sunday, 6-10 p.m. (Golf Channel). TAMPA BAY RAYS — Acquired RHP Peyton Battenfield (Superb selection of new vehicles, too) Philadelphia 25 14 .641 1½ Toronto 45 24 15 6 54 162 145 Defending champion: Matt Kuchar. and OF Cal Stevenson from the Houston Astros for RHP Brooklyn 16 20 .444 9 Florida 44 23 16 5 51 158 148 FedEx Cup leader: Justin Thomas. Austin Pruitt. Promoted Barry Newell to vice president, 2014 FORD EXPEDITION 2014 F150 REG CAB 4X4 New York 10 28 .263 16 Buffalo 44 19 18 7 45 128 140 Last week: Justin Thomas won the Sentry Tournament of business operations & analytics; David Egles to director, Southeast Division Montreal 45 18 20 7 43 141 147 Champions. community engagement; Mike Ferrario to director, stadi- Extended, 4X4, XLT pkg., loaded, FX4 pkg., Tremor pkg., W L Pct GB Ottawa 43 16 22 5 37 118 149 Notes: All but 11 players from the winners-only field at um operations; Dan Newhart to Director, ticket sales & Miami 27 10 .730 — Detroit 44 11 30 3 25 96 168 Kapalua are playing the Sony Open. Among those skipping service; Devin O’Connell to Director, public affairs & cor- black ...... $15,991 black ...... $23,981 Orlando 18 20 .474 9½ Metropolitan Division are five players from the top 20 in the world, including Xan- porate communications; Ryan Sheets to director, com- Charlotte 15 25 .375 13½ GP W L OT Pts GF GA der Schauffele, Patrick Cantlay, Dustin Johnson and Gary munications and Scott Wilson to director, guest services. Washington 12 25 .324 15 Washington 45 30 10 5 65 163 133 Woodland. ... Justin Thomas and Ernie Els are the only Named Stephen Estep director, security. Agreed to terms 2013 FORD EXPEDITION 2015 F150 CREW CAB 4X4 Atlanta 8 30 .211 19½ N.Y. Islanders 42 27 12 3 57 120 108 players to sweep the Hawaii swing at Kapalua and Waialae. with RHP Chaz Roe on a one-year contract. Extended, 4X4, LIMITED pkg., XL pkg., auto, loaded, Central Division Pittsburgh 43 26 12 5 57 146 116 ... Thomas set the PGA Tour scoring record in 2017 at the TEXAS RANGERS — Agreed to terms with RHP Luis Gar- W L Pct GB Carolina 43 25 16 2 52 145 123 Sony Open at 253. He opened with a 59. ... Jordan Spieth cía and LHP James Jones on minor league contracts. white ...... $18,305 black...... $24,325 Milwaukee 33 6 .846 — Philadelphia 44 23 15 6 52 140 136 was entered and then withdrew with a minor illness. He is Released RHP Reed Garrett. Assigned RHP Jimmy Herget Indiana 23 15 .605 9½ Columbus 45 21 16 8 50 118 124 expected to return at Torrey Pines. ... The field also includes outright to Nashville (PCL). Detroit 14 25 .359 19 N.Y. Rangers 43 21 18 4 46 144 144 Hideki Matsuyama, Kevin Kisner and Patrick Reed. ... This TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Named Shane Farrell amateur 2017 FORD ESCAPE 2016 F150 CREW CAB 4X4 Chicago 13 25 .342 19½ New Jersey 43 15 21 7 37 112 154 is the 20-year anniversary of Paul Azinger winning the Sony scouting director. Agreed to terms with INF-OF Brandon AWD, SE pkg., Long box, XLT pkg., loaded, Cleveland 11 27 .289 21½ WESTERN CONFERENCE Open for his final PGA Tour victory. Azinger says the victory Drury on a one-year contract. WESTERN CONFERENCE Central Division kept him from an offer to join CBS Sports as an analyst. National League black ...... $18,900 brown ...... $24,883 Southwest Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA Next week: The American Express. ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — Agreed to terms with RHP W L Pct GB St. Louis 45 28 10 7 63 143 122 Online: www.pgatour.com Héctor Rondón on a one-year contract. Designated RHP Houston 25 12 .676 — Dallas 44 26 14 4 56 120 105 ___ Jimmie Sherfy for assignment. 2018 FORD EDGE AWD 2017 CHEVY CREW CAB 1500 Dallas 23 14 .622 2 Colorado 44 25 15 4 54 159 130 EUROPEAN TOUR CINCINNATI REDS — Designated LF Nick Martini for San Antonio 16 20 .444 8½ Winnipeg 45 24 17 4 52 141 139 SOUTH AFRICAN OPEN assignment. SEL pkg., loaded, 4X4, LT pkg., loaded, Memphis 16 22 .421 9½ Nashville 43 20 16 7 47 149 145 Site: Johannesburg. MIAMI MARLINS — Agreed to terms with C Francisco New Orleans 13 25 .342 12½ Minnesota 44 20 18 6 46 134 146 Course: Randpark GC. Cervelli on a one-year contract. Designated OF Austin maroon ...... $23,216 red ...... $30,900 Northwest Division Chicago 45 19 20 6 44 130 148 Purse: 17.5 million rand. Winner’s share: 2.9 million rand. Dean for assignment. W L Pct GB Pacific Division Television: Thursday-Friday, 5-10 a.m. (Golf Channel); Sat- NEW YORK METS — Agreed to terms with OFs Ryan 2014 TOYOTA TACOMA Denver 26 11 .703 — GP W L OT Pts GF GA urday-Sunday, 4-9 a.m. (Golf Channel). Cordell and Johneshwy Fargas, INF Jake Hager, RHPs Utah 25 12 .676 1 Arizona 46 25 17 4 54 133 118 Defending champion: Louis Oosthuizen. Pedro Payano, Francisco Ríos and Adonis Uceta, and C Crew cab, 4X4, loaded Call Gary Berg Oklahoma City 22 16 .579 4½ Vegas 47 24 17 6 54 149 142 Race to Dubai leader: Pablo Larrazabal. David Rodríguez on minor league contracts. Released 2B Portland 16 23 .410 11 Edmonton 46 24 17 5 53 141 144 Last tournament: Adam Scott won the Australian PGA Sam Haggerty. white ...... $23,900 220-1121 Minnesota 15 22 .405 11 Calgary 46 24 17 5 53 127 136 Championship. PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Named Mike Rabelo assistant Pacific Division Vancouver 44 23 17 4 50 145 139 Notes: The event has been part of the European Tour hitting coach. Agreed to terms with OF Guillermo Heredia W L Pct GB San Jose 46 20 22 4 44 124 152 schedule since 1997 when Vijay Singh won. ... The Hong on a one-year contract. Designated INF Pablo Reyes for L.A. Lakers 30 7 .811 — Los Angeles 46 18 24 4 40 118 144 Kong Open moved to this week but is not part of the Euro- assignment. L.A. Clippers 26 12 .684 4½ Anaheim 44 17 22 5 39 113 139 pean Tour schedule because the tour pledged a full field to WASHINGTON NATIONALS — Agreed to terms with OF Sacramento 15 23 .395 15½ NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for overtime loss. Top the South African Open. ... The field includes major champi- Michael A. Taylor on a one-year contract. Phoenix 14 23 .378 16 three teams in each division and two wild cards per confer- ons Louis Oosthuizen and Charl Schwartzel, along with for- Atlantic League Golden State 9 30 .231 22 ence advance to playoffs. mer Presidents Cup player Branden Grace. ... Five-time LONG ISLAND DUCKS — Signed INF Vladimir Frias. ___ Thursday’s Games champion Ernie Els is not playing. ... The South African Frontier League Thursday’s Games Open was first played in 1903, making it the third-oldest FLORENCE FREEDOM — Signed INF Taylor Bryant to a Philadelphia 109, Boston 98 Boston 5, Winnipeg 4 national open behind the British Open and the U.S. Open. contract extension. Cleveland 115, Detroit 112, OT Florida 5, Vancouver 2 Gary Player has won it a record 13 times. NEW JERSEY JACKALS — Signed 3B Emilio Guerrero to 2900 N. 19th 587-1221 Minnesota 116, Portland 102 Edmonton 4, Montreal 2 Next week: Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship. a contract extension. Your headquarters for Sales, Service, Warranty Repairs, Complete Body Shop Service Oklahoma City 113, Houston 92 N.Y. Rangers 6, New Jersey 3 Online: www.europeantour.com FOOTBALL ! " Page 12, Livingston Enterprise Religion Friday, January 10, 2020 bella (Izzie) do, “Naming cars is fun! Our “Lizzie,” “Amazing Gracie” or Suggested names meaning devot- granddaughter in Perrysburg “Carri-edge” (carriage) came White evangelicals ed to God. I named her little car, Petunia, from Eileen. think this fits makes me laugh every time I ride Stacy Batie, Colstrip, wrote: “I for car pour in you perfectly. I in it! A good name would be just asked a group of kids what distinct on abortion I did not expect this contest to enjoy reading Esther “for such a time as this” suggestions they had for a grand- name my car to get emotional. So you every week but would call her “Essie.” Your ma who wanted to name her Ford and LGBT policy, why do I have tears running down in the Rosebud Mother is such an inspiration, she Edge. They came up with “Edge my face right now? It was after County Press.” probably has the right name for 4,” “Timid” and “Snowcone” if it printing out all the emails and let- From Virgin- you.” was white. For fun, my suggestion new poll finds ters that came this week. See for TIME OUT ia, “Hi Lois, my David and Cynde Nelson from is “Harriet.” I always attempt to yourselves: name is Madison Silesia, Montana, wrote, “We think name something “Harriet,” but no By The Associated Press Vicki Miller in Livingston WITH LOIS and we have a you should name your car ‘Shield’ one will agree. Perhaps you would wrote, “Reading all the names for van that we have because of where you live. When like to use it?” White evangelical Protestants stand your new car and knowing the named Rosie. She is still hanging we hear of the Shields, we think And Bill Harris said, “Sounds noticeably apart from other religious past names, I was suddenly struck in there since 1999. She was in the of your Mom and Dad (the best like a male car to me. How about people on abortion restrictions and with idea for a name that would repair shop at least five times last people ever). With Shield I think He Who?” Nope, sorry, Bill, that LGBT discrimination protections, two suit the calling that you have. year and every time we think of protection, something your name is already taken in my life. of the most politically divisive issues at Gabriel. (Hebrew name meaning she’s done she amazes us and folks would be praying for their What a blessing this has been play in the 2020 presidential election, God is my strength and God is my keeps on trucking! Anyway, thank girl, and Bob would be wanting for me, thank you all! I wish we according to a new poll. strong man.) When we travel, you for your columns. I enjoy for his girl, concerning your safe could have listed every one. I The findings point to an evangelical even if it is to the Park or Boze- reading them!” travels.” have made a decision but have to Protestant constituency that’s more man, I always ask in Jesus’ name From Glenna Stucky, Avon, Shirley and Jim Edwards Bill- wait until next week to tell you firmly aligned with President Donald for traveling mercies and His Montana: “Dear Lois, Just wanted ings said, “We’re sure God will the top five and the winner. After Trump’s agenda than other Americans angels around us. If the female you to know how much I enjoy give you the right name for your that we will get to your 2020 Bible of faith. White evangelicals were also version is more to your liking, your articles after all the years car. Old Faithful would be a good verse picks! Psalm chapter 34 is more likely than members of other Gabrielle, which means messen- when I first attended your work- one.” And Linda Braun in Arizona our Bible reading this week faiths to say religion should have at ger of God. That is fitting I shop at Montana Cattlewomen! I said, “I think “Fordie” would be ——— least some influence on policymaking. believe. What a comfort to know don’t have any other ideas to appropriate!” Rose Klumpers sug- EDITOR’S NOTE: Lois Olm- Rev. Franklin Graham, son of the late that the angels are surrounding name your car — those submitted gested “Blessed Bee” and Bonnie stead is a conference speaker and Rev. Billy Graham and one of Trump’s you on the road and at home.” are appropriate and great. Please Pinkerton “Rosie.” Chris Wistey author who lives in the Shields most stalwart evangelical allies, point- And from Diane Miller in Col- be safe on the road and I’ll contin- wrote “Elizabeth came to mind Valley. 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AMERICAN LUTHERAN Brunson. Sundays: Coffee fellowship at 10 May, 9:30 a.m.; June-September, 8 a.m. also at 10:30 a.m. Website: www.saintan- CHURCH (ELCA) a.m. and worship gathering at 10:30 a.m. and 10 a.m. Phone 838-2397. drewsepiscopalchurch.org. Phone 222-0222. F and Lewis streets. Sunday worship 9 a.m. Phone (406) 224-1774, website www.expe- Elevator available. Phone 222-0512. ditionmt.org. PARADISE VALLEY ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH COMMUNITY CHURCH Emigrant. Rev. Kristin Orr. Sunday Holy Eu- BAHA’I FAITH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 1772 E. River Road. Pastor Jay Foley, Asso- charist, 8 a.m. Website: www.saintjohnsepis- For meeting times and information, call B and Lewis streets, Livingston. Pastor ciate Pastor, Andrew Alberda. Sunday School copalchurch.org. John Kolstoe at 222-2448, Nancy Moore at Bryce Maurer. Bible classes 9:30 a.m.; wor- for all ages, 9 a.m.; coffee fellowship, 10 a.m.; (406) 539-8873 or toll free 1-800-22UNITE ship service 10:45 a.m.; Communion/Lord’s Sunday worship and children’s church, 10:30 ST. ANTHONY THE GREAT (228-6483). Online: www.Bahai.org. Supper – first Sunday every month. Small a.m.; and CrossLife Youth (grades six through ORTHODOX CHURCH groups/Bible studies – call church for infor- high school), Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. Web: 2005 Love Lane, Bozeman. Rev. David CATHOLIC CHURCHES mation. Phone 222-1603. www.paradisevalley.church. Morrison, priest. Saturday: Great Vespers 6 Fr. Leo McDowell, pastor. Phone 222-1393. p.m.; Sunday: Matins 8 a.m., Divine Liturgy Mass times are as follows: FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST PINE CREEK UNITED 9:30 a.m., Church School 8:55-9:25 a.m.; St. Mary’s – South F Street, Livingston. SCIENTIST, BOZEMAN METHODIST CHURCH Wednesday: Vespers 6 p.m., Orthodoxy 101 Monday-Thursday, 9 a.m. at St. Mary’s; Fri- 502 S. Eighth Ave., Bozeman. Sunday Ser- A historic, rural church 14 miles south of Class 7 p.m.; Friday: Matins 6:30 a.m. Phone day, 9 a.m. at Caslen Living Center, 1301 vice and Sunday School 10 a.m. Wednesday Livingston on East River Road (old U.S. 89). (406) 600-7409. Web: www.orthodoxboze- Wineglass Lane; Saturday, 5 p.m. at St. evening testimony meeting 7:30 p.m. Child Rev. Patti Agnew, pastor. Morning worship man.org. Mary’s; Sunday, 8 a.m. at St. Mary’s. care provided at both services. Reading room 9:30 a.m.; Sunday School begins at 9:15 a.m. St. William’s - Gardiner located at church, open before and after all during worship. Pastor available during the ST. MARK’S CHURCH Sundays, 11 a.m. services. Church phone 586-5819. All are KINGDOM HALL week by appointment. Church office phone, UNIVERSAL & TRIUMPHANT St. Margaret’s - Clyde Park welcome. 222-1041. Web: www.methodistsontheyel- Located at the corner of D and Lewis streets. Sunday, 8 a.m. OF JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES lowstone.org. Sunday worship service 10:15 a.m. Wednes- St. Joseph’s - Big Timber GARDINER BAPTIST CHURCH 1505 E. Gallatin St. day evening service 6:30 p.m. Both services Sunday, 10:30 a.m. U.S. Highway 89 in the center of town. Pas- REDEEMER LUTHERAN open to the public. Phone (406) 222-7135. tor Britton Gray. Sunday: Bible study 9:30 CHURCH (ELCA) CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST a.m.; worship service 11 a.m., with lunch Fifth and Lewis streets. Sunday worship at ST. PAUL’S EVANGELICAL OF LATTER DAY SAINTS following; Bible study 6:30 p.m. Wednesday: LIVING HOPE CHURCH LIVINGSTON CHURCH OF CHRIST 11 a.m. Holy Communion first and third Sun- LUTHERAN CHURCH Livingston Ward, Main and Summit streets. Bible study at 6:30 p.m. Phone 848-2134. Come and grow with good news and 10th and Park streets. Pastor Kyle Story. days. Elevator available. Phone 222-1175. (WISCONSIN SYNOD) Bishop Trevor Strupp. On Sunday: 10-11:10 grace. Corner of Third and Clark streets. Sunday School 9:30, a.m. Sunday worship Twelfth and Geyser streets. Rev. Paul Stern. a.m., Sacrament Meeting; 11:10-noon, Sun- GARDINER COMMUNITY CHURCH Sundays: 8 a.m. traditional worship, 9:30 service, 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Bible class, SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST Sunday service, 10:15 a.m.; Bible study and day School; 12:05-1 p.m. — Relief Society, 318 Main St. in Gardiner. Rev. Jeff Ballard. children’s Sunday School, 9 a.m. Phone 222- a.m. and 11 a.m. contemporary worship, 6 p.m. Phone 222-2017. 1 Guthrie Lane. Pastor Jim Jenkins. Satur- Priesthood, Young Men, Young Women, Pri- Sunday worship service at 10:15 a.m. Phone 3372. 7 p.m. high school youth group. Wednes- day: Church service at 9 a.m. and Sabbath mary. On Wednesday at 7 p.m.: Young Men, 848-7300. days: 6:30 p.m. grades K-5 kids’ clubs, 7 LIVINGSTON CHURCH OF GOD School at 10:30 a.m. Phone 222-7598. Young Women and Scouts. Phone 222-3570. p.m. middle school youth group. Fridays: 7 O and Callender streets. Ed Parrent, pastor. VALLEY SHEPHERD CHURCH GRACE CENTER OF THE NAZARENE p.m. Celebrate Recovery 12-step program. Sunday morning service, 10:30 a.m. Phone SHIELDS RIVER CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST Sunday fellowship at 6 p.m. 16530 Brackett Contact: Pastor Shad Durgan, Youth Minis- 223-3466. LUTHERAN CHURCH (ELCA) Interim pastor, Christie American Horse. OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Creek Rd., Bozeman. Phone (406) 686-9929. Looking for a casual time of fellowship and ter Wes Theis or Children’s Minister Shary 105 Ordway St., Wilsall. Worship at 9 a.m. Yellowstone North Branch, Gardiner, at 12 worship? Sunday: coffee fellowship at 10 Noble, 222-1577. Website: www.livchurch. MOUNTAIN BIBLE CHURCH Phone 578-2212. White Lane. David Gilbert, Branch President. GRACE UNITED com. 18 Pine Meadow Road (off Pine Creek Road a.m., worship at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday: On Sunday: 10-11:10 a.m., Sacrament Meet- METHODIST CHURCH and Highway 89 South). Pastor Nathan Pitt- SHIELDS VALLEY BIBLE CHURCH Bible study at 6:45 p.m. First Wednesday of ing; 11:10-noon, Sunday School; 12:05-1 Ninth and West Clark streets. Rev. Patti each month: potluck at 6 p.m. For our home LIVINGSTON BIBLE CHURCH man. Sunday morning service, 10 a.m. Nurs- West side of Clyde Park, 405 Fifth St. West. p.m. – Relief Society, Priesthood, Young Men, Agnew, pastor. Sunday: “Praise and Pastry” church location or more information, call the 325 N. Fifth St. Monty Casebolt, pastor. ery and children’s ministry provided weekly. Pastor Glen Heilig. Sunday School, 10 a.m.; Young Women, Primary. On Wednesday at 7 service at 8 a.m. Church phone: 222-1041. pastor at 223-1072. Sunday worship service, 10:30 a.m.; Sunday Mid-week Bible studies. FaithWeavers after- Sunday morning worship service, 11 a.m.; p.m.: Young Men, Young Women and Scouts. Web:www.methodistsontheyellowstone.org. School, all ages, 9:30 a.m.; Sunday evening school Bible program. For more information, youth group on Wednesdays Sept.-May, 7 WILSALL prayer service, 7 p.m.; Awana (Sept.-April) call 223-5037 or e-mail [email protected]. p.m.; Awana (Sept.-April) at the Community CONGREGATION BETH SHALOM HOLBROOK UNITED COMMUNITY CHURCH on Wednesday evenings, 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m., Center Wednesdays, 6:30 p.m. Phone 686- 2010 West Koch, Bozeman. Phone 556- METHODIST CHURCH 110 Liquin Hill Rd. (west of U.S. Highway starting Sept. 18. For more information, call MOUNTAIN SPRINGS 4708. 0528. Lewis and Fifth streets. Rev. Patti Agnew, 222-2714. BAPTIST CHURCH 89 North; take Clark Street to Liquin Hill pastor. Sunday worship services 11 a.m. 626 N. 13th St. Pastor Ara Megerdichian. SHIELDS VALLEY Road). Stephen Fanning, pastor. Church of- EMMAUS LUTHERAN MISSION Child care during services in winter and LIVINGSTON CHRISTIAN CENTER Sunday morning worship, 11 a.m.; Sunday af- UNITED METHODIST CHURCH fice phone, 578-2004. Sunday School 9:45 (LCMS) a.m. Worship service 10:45 a.m. Youth group choir practice 10:30 a.m. on Sundays, (ASSEMBLIES OF GOD) ternoon service, 1:30 p.m.; Wednesday Bible 210 Miles St., Clyde Park. Rev. Patti Agnew, Pastor Arlo Pullman. 801 E. Park St., Liv- Wednesdays 7 p.m. Women’s Bible study also in winter. Church office phone, 222- 1400 Mount Baldy Drive. Duane Huie, pas- study, 7 p.m. Family oriented, independent pastor. Worship at 9 a.m. on Sunday. Phone ingston. Sunday services alternate between Mondays 7 p.m. 1112. Web: www.methodistsontheyellow- tor. Sunday: Everyone welcome for coffee Baptist church with biblical teaching. For more 222-1041. Web: www.methodistsontheyel- Livingston and Big Timber locations. Check stone.org. time at 9:30 a.m. and worship service 10 a.m. information, call 222-1240. lowstone.org. the website www.EmmausLutheranMT.org (nursery available). Children’s services are at YELLOWSTONE PARK CHAPEL for the schedule. Livingston service is at 3 KINGDOM HALL OF AT MAMMOTH 10 a.m. Sunday. On Wednesday: “OutLoud” MT. REPUBLIC ST. ANDREW’S p.m. Pastor Pullman’s phone: 223-9417. JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES Youth Group, 6:30 to 8:15 p.m.; on Thursday: CHAPEL OF PEACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH At Mammoth Hot Springs in Yellowstone 1505 E. Gallatin St. Sunday: Public talk and National Park, Wyoming. Rev. Jeff Ballard, Awana for boys and girls, 6:30 to 8 p.m. For Located on U.S. 212 between Silver Gate Third and Lewis streets. Rev. Kristin Orr. EXPEDITION CHURCH Watchtower study, 10 a.m.; Tuesday: Mid- pastor. Service at 8:30 a.m. Phone (406) 848- more information, call 222-3144. and Cooke City. Sunday Services: October- Sunday worship 10:30 a.m., Sunday School 27 Merrill Lane, Livingston. Pastor Darryl week meeting, 7:30 p.m. Phone 222-7564. 7300.

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Poll, from Page 12 as a key driver of support from his about a third of white evangelical lation is criminalizing long-held wealthy, albeit by smaller margins shield people who are lesbian, gay, religious community. Protestants. beliefs that we believe are scrip- than the other major religious bisexual or transgender from dis- “I don’t think evangelicals are The differences between white tural,” Strang added, referring to groups surveyed, as well as the crimination (83%). About one-quar- united on every position the presi- evangelicals and other religious conservative evangelicals’ opposi- non-religious. Trump signed a GOP ter of Americans currently align dent takes or says, but they do rec- Americans, as well as the non-reli- tion to same-sex marriage. tax bill in 2017 that cut taxes for with no religious faith, a figure ognize he is the most pro-life- gious, were less stark on other poli- About 8 in 10 white evangelical the middle class but delivered a that’s risen notably over three friendly president in modern histo- cy issues examined in the poll. Protestants approve of the presi- larger tax break for the wealthiest decades, according to the General ry,” Graham said in a recent inter- Indeed, white evangelical Protes- dent’s job performance, according Americans. Social Survey. view. “He has appointed conserva- tants’ preference for a religious to the poll, which asked respon- Similarly, about half of white However, some Americans of tive judges that will affect my chil- influence on abortion policy sur- dents to self-identify as born-again evangelicals showed support for faith continue to defy easy charac- dren and grandchildren’s lives, passed most other issues examined or evangelical. increasing government aid to the terization — a trend that promises long after he’s gone.” in the poll. About 8 in 10 white Trump’s reelection campaign poor, comparable to that policy’s to scramble the political calculus Asked about significant restric- evangelicals said religion should showcased that support Jan. 3 in support from Catholics and white heading into a 2020 campaign tions that would make abortion ille- have at least some influence on Miami, where the president mainline Protestants. About 7 in 10 where Democrats have shown gal except in cases of rape, incest abortion policy. A similar share unveiled an “Evangelicals for nonwhite Protestants supported strong interest in connecting with or to threats to a mother’s life, 67% said that of poverty, compared with Trump” coalition. more government assistance for voters of faith, even evangelicals of white evangelical Protestants about 7 in 10 saying the same about But not every Trump-backed poli- the poor. More than 600,000 low- whom Trump is often assumed to responded in support. Those abor- education and roughly 6 in 10 say- cy found strong support in the poll income Americans are set to lose have locked down. tion limits drew 39% support from ing that about income inequality, from white evangelical Protestants. access to food stamps under new Courtney Lester, 29, of Macon, white mainline Protestants, 33% immigration and LGBT issues. A majority of white evangelicals work requirements proposed by Georgia, said she was baptized in support from nonwhite Protestants, Trump has embraced a staunch opposed an immigration policy that the Trump administration. the Baptist faith but “can’t say I’m 45% support from Catholics and anti-abortion agenda, and his separates children from parents In addition, about 6 in 10 white in one set religion.” 37% of all Americans, according to administration has opposed legisla- who are detained entering the evangelicals supported regulating Once policy makers “mix religion the poll of more than 1,000 Ameri- tion supported by Democrats seek- country illegally, although non- the levels of carbon dioxide that with politics, that’s when things get can adults from various faith back- ing to challenge him in 2020 that white Protestants and white main- power plants can emit, a climate very mixed up,” Lester added, not- grounds conducted by The Associ- would extend broad anti-discrimi- line Protestants opposed that policy change-fighting measure that ing that she is “not here to judge ated Press-NORC Center for Public nation protections for LGBT indi- by slightly larger margins. Trump has weakened and that anyone” of a different sexual orien- Affairs Research. viduals. “I disagree with the president on majorities of other religious groups tation and praising immigrants for A similar divide emerged over “There is nobody, except a few that one,” said Dorothy Louallen, also support, as well as those with- making America “great the first whether the government should wackos who are one-half of 1%, 87, of Dunlap, Tennessee, who out a religious affiliation. time.” bar discrimination against people that would ever want to discrimi- described herself as a born-again Americans without any religious Lester, who is undecided in the who are lesbian, gay, bisexual or nate against some of these groups,” Christian opposed to abortion. “I affiliation registered stronger election, said faith should play the transgender in workplaces, housing said Stephen Strang, founder of the really don’t think government and opposition in the poll than people same role in politics that it does in or schools. About 6 in 10 Catholics, Christian magazine Charisma and churches should be involved.” of specific faiths to abortion medicine: Doctors, she said, priori- white mainline Protestants and author of a forthcoming book back- The poll also showed a majority restrictions (72%) and stronger tize health rather than asking “Who nonwhite Protestants supported ing Trump’s reelection. of white evangelical Protestants support than people of specific is your God?” before they “see if those protections, compared with “But what happens is, this legis- supporting higher taxes on the faiths for government action to you have the flu.”

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1114 prairie dr. 216 S. 10tH St. 116 n. 5tH St. Unit #3 PanoRaMic Mountain ViewS! :: one look and you’ll fall in Quaint HiStoRic cHaRM :: 5Br/3bath with move in ready updates of SPectaculaR! :: the lofts at fifth are streamlined, elegant & easy to use. love with this new home in north town, livingston’s newest housing a new home! new windows, insulation, updated electrical, and remodeled ground level: big one car garage, office with separate entrance, both w/9’ ceilings. development. 3BR/2bath home with open living/dining area, large windows, bathrooms. Kitchen has stainless steel appliances and tile countertops. Bonus upstairs: a large, light filled loft w/skylights, a wall of windows, spectacular gas fireplace, vaulted ceiling. the kitchen includes a walk-in pantry with room/loft above the finished single car garage. Beautifully landscaped yard kitchen. Bathroom has 18’ wall of gorgeous tile and a floating vanity. imagine living farmhouse style door, granite counters, and gas range. the master suite will includes a custom stone patio with fire pit. only in space you really need. Residential or commercial zoning. wow you with its wall of windows. a must see! $425,000 #341264 call theresa 223-1405 $284,000 #330527 call gillian 220-4340 $395,000 #341518 call Jon ellen 223-8700

617 n. 10tH  POWDER HORN RANCH DR. – BIG TIMBER 4964 HWy. 89 S. 101 Hannaford St. – WiLSaLL 15 Cooper Lane – CLyde park cozY 1950’S StYle HoMe on 4 citY lotS! :: walk through the Magnificent ViewS! :: this sunny, spacious, 3Br/2 bath home is a StoneS tHRow fRoM tHe YellowStone RiVeR :: this DaRling HouSe :: this 1 Bedroom/1 Bath sits on a corner lot with Beautiful location :: Settle in to this comfortable 3Br/2 bath ranch front door to original hardwood floors in the living room, 2 bedrooms & part of a Planned unit Development (P.u.D) - a great opportunity to enjoy remarkable park like setting has mature trees, beautiful landscaping and mature shrubs and newly built partial privacy fence. lots of light with house surrounded by the mountains of the Shields Valley. the home rests additional room on the main level. Basement has 2 non-conforming 30+ beautiful, impeccably maintained common acres. the floor plan is covered wrap around deck. inside this 2Br/2bath home, the details are Southern exposure, facing the stunning crazy Mountain Range. Built on 40 acres and features wood floors and a main floor master bedroom. the bedrooms, a family room, wood burning stove, extra room, laundry room comfortable & open: the kitchen/dining/living room stays cool in summer, endless. You will find custom woodwork throughout, pegged wood floors, in 2017 with spacious deck the length of the home and all the appliances detached two car garage has plenty of work space and has its own bathroom. and bathroom. a large 2 car garage, covered patio and mature landscaping. with a shady porch to sit on just outside - in winter, cozy up next to the big granite counters, reclaimed wood beams, and a professional series Viking convey! the home has been detitled and is on a permanent foundation. Don’t Ready for animals, there is an open face shed with hay storage and horse wood stove while the snow flies. Move in ready. Range. additionally, the property features a darling guest cottage, two RV wait to see this one! fencing around pastures. Property has water rights. hookups, two garages and other outbuildings. close to town. $275,000 #341088 call Brooke 223-3389 $299,000 #337235 call gillian 22-4340 $465,000 #317625 call Jessie 223-5881 $167,000 # 338461 call tammy 220-0159 $550,000 #341239 call Jessie 223-5881

617 n. 13tH St. 705 nortHern LigHtS rd. 806 nebULa St. 720 n. 11tH St. tonS of RooM :: this is a very comfortable home in good condition Sweet, well caReD foR PRoPeRtY :: 4Br/2bath with basement. VeRY laRge lot! :: 4Br/2.5 baths, fully finished basement with egress a lot foR tHe MoneY! :: this well-maintained 3BR/2bath home with a large lot on a quiet street near the soccer fields. there are 3 bedrooms this lovely home was built in 2004 and has 3 bed 2 bath on the main floor. style windows that includes a second kitchen. oversized garage has plenty of features granite counters in kitchen and both bathrooms, massive master and 1.5 baths and a cozy den with gas fireplace. there is an attached single laundry is on the main floor as well as the master suite with walk in closet. a room for workbenches plus offers about 500 S.f. of bonus room above the suite with enough room for a sitting area, walk-in closet, his/hers sinks in garage, deck and covered patio area in the large back yard that has ample large deck is right off the dining/kitchen area. the lot is fenced for privacy, garage. the wonderful floor plan has the master on the main level and a second bathroom with tiled walk-in shower and jetted soaking tub, and exit to back room for a nice shop and the zoning is R2 so you could have a mother in has a garden with raspberries, native plants and mature trees. Double small bedroom or office. tiled floors in the kitchen, dining, hall and laundry yard patio. Vaulted ceilings in living area and master suite, plus a 400 S.f. law apartment above your new shop. Shown by appointment. call today. attached garage and side yard parking area. room areas. the 2 bedrooms and full bath and second kitchen downstairs (+/-) covered patio, central a/c and oversized 2 car attached garage. would make for a nice mother-in-law style set up. there is no active Hoa. $285,500 #335100 call ernie 220-0231 $329,000 #335594 call Julie 223-7753 $349,000 #340758 call Julie 223-7753 $359,000 #341034 call Jon ellen 223-8700 Page 16, Livingston Enterprise Weather Friday, January 10, 2020 Livingston Area 5-Day Forecast National Weather Tonight Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Forecast map for Jan. 11, 2020

Snow Partly Cloudy Mostly Cloudy Scattered Snow Scattered Snow Precip Chance: 35% Precip Chance: 20% 23 3521 2916 183 6-9 Winds: Winds: Winds: Winds: Winds: 33-40 mph SSW 22-33 mph SSW 17-19 mph SSW 14-17 mph SW 11-18 mph SE Livingston Outlook Montana Weather Tonight, expect mostly cloudy skies with a 35 percent chance of isolated snow, Libby Cut Bank Havre Glasgow overnight low of 23. South southwest wind 25/36 19/28 9/31 8/32 33 to 40 mph. The record low temperature for tonight is -41 set Kalispell Great Falls 25/35 24/37 Sidney 6/24 Livingston Statistics Missoula Lewistown As recorded through yesterday. Glendive 25/35 Helena 18/36 www.UpdatedWx.com/LE Temperatures 24/35 10/29 .High . . . .yesterday ...... 34...... Butte ...... Tomorrow Sunday Tomorrow Sunday LIVINGSTON .Low . . . .yesterday ...... 18...... 16/28 ...... Miles City City Hi Lo Wx Hi Lo Wx City Hi Lo Wx Hi Lo Wx 23/35 Billings .Record ...... high ...... 53 . . in. . 2007...... 15/34 Anchorage 1 -7 s 6 -4 sn Los Angeles 65 46 s 64 47 s Bozeman 20/37 .Record ...... low ...... -42 . . . in. . 1962...... Atlanta 70 51 sh 66 54 sh New York 61 57 mc 65 42 sh 19/34 Red Lodge Broadus Precipitation (as of 4 p.m.) Boston 58 55 mc 61 36 sh Phoenix 61 39 s 64 41 s West 13/31 .Yesterday ...... Trace ...... 15/29 ...... Chicago 37 22 ra 31 28 pc Salt Lake City 37 28 ss 34 30 ss Yellowstone .Month . . . . . to. . date...... 0.02" ...... Shown . . . . . is. . tomorrow's...... weather. Temperatures are Dallas 44 34 mc 60 43 s Seattle 45 39 sh 42 30 ra 8/20 .Year . . . .to . .date ...... 0.02" ...... tonight's ...... lows. . . . and. . . tomorrow's. . . highs. Denver 49 24 pc 44 23 pc Washington, D.C. 66 59 cl 69 45 pc .Snowfall ...... Yesterday...... Trace ...... Tomorrow Sunday Tomorrow Sunday Legend: Wx-weather, s-sunny, pc-partly cloudy, cl-cloudy, sh-showers, .Snowfall ...... season...... to. . date...... 18.5" ...... City Hi Lo Wx Hi Lo Wx City Hi Lo Wx Hi Lo Wx t-thunderstorms, ra-rain, fl-flurries, rs-rain/snow, sn-snow, i-ice, w-windy, R-Record. .Average ...... Humidity ...... 76% ...... Belgrade ...... 34 . . .20 . . . sn. . . 32. . . . 16 . . . cl. . . . .Havre ...... 31 6 mc 7 -7 sn .Barometer ...... (noon)...... 29.72" ...... (falling) ...... Billings ...... 37 . . .20 . . . mc . . . 27. . . . 11 . . mc...... Helena ...... 35 22 mc 30 8 mc Wind Sock Bozeman 34 22 sn 32 18 cl Kalispell 35 23 sn 29 4 sn Peak gust for Butte 28 19 sn 27 15 sn Lewistown 36 12 mc 19 -3 mc last 24 hours: Dillon 29 16 sn 32 18 mc Miles City 34 16 mc 22 6 mc 25 mph Glasgow 32 5 mc 11 -8 sn Missoula 35 26 sn 33 20 sn (Recorded at Glendive 29 13 cl 23 1 mc Sidney 24 10 sn 18 -3 cl Mission Field) Great Falls 37 10 mc 15 -8 cl W. Yellowstone 20 10 sn 19 12 sn Yellowstone River Sun and Moon Moon Phases Depth...... (at . . Carter's . . . . . Bridge)...... 0.92. . . . ft...... Sunset ...... tonight...... 4:58...... p.m...... Full ...... Last ...... New...... First...... Current ...... flow...... 1,440. . . . . ft3/sec...... Sunrise ...... tomorrow ...... 8:01...... a.m...... 77-year ...... average...... 1,230. . . . . ft3/sec...... Moonrise ...... tomorrow ...... 6:10...... p.m...... Temperature ...... n/a ...... Moonset ...... tomorrow ...... 8:54...... a.m...... 1/10 ...... 1/17 ...... 1/24 ...... 2/1 ...... Boeing papers show employees slid 737 Max problems past FAA interactions with the FAA” in unacceptable.” ware mistakenly pushed the getting the simulators quali- The Max has been grounded planes’ noses down. fied. But it said the company worldwide since March, after Boeing is still working to is confident the machines two crashes five months apart fix the flight-control software work properly. — one involving Indonesia’s and other systems on the Max It said it is considering dis- Lion Air, the other an Ethiopi- and persuade regulators to let ciplinary action against some an Airlines flight — killed 346 it fly again. The work has tak- employees: “These communi- people. Investigators believe en much longer than Boeing cations do not reflect the the crashes were caused expected, and it is unclear company we are and need to when the jetliners’ brand-new when the plane will return to be, and they are completely automated flight-control soft- the skies.

AP A Boeing 737 Max being built for Norwegian Air International taxis for a test flight at Rent- on Municipal Airport in Renton, Wash.

By The Associated Press Max. Boeing has been “I still haven’t been forgiven wracked by turmoil since the by God for covering up (what) Boeing employees raised twin disasters and is still I did last year.” It was not doubts among themselves struggling to get the plane clear exactly what the cover- about the safety of the 737 back in the air. Last month, it up involved. The documents Max, apparently tried to hide fired its CEO, Dennis Muilen- contain redactions and are problems from federal regu- burg. full of Boeing jargon. The lators and ridiculed those In the internal messages, employees’ names were responsible for designing and Boeing employees talked removed. overseeing the jetliner, about misleading regulators Employees also groused according to a batch of emails about problems with the com- about Boeing’s senior man- and texts released nearly a pany’s flight simulators. agement, the company’s year after the aircraft was which are used to develop air- selection of low-cost suppli- grounded over two cata- craft and then train pilots on ers, wasting money, and the strophic crashes. the new equipment. In one Max. The documents, made pub- exchange, an employee told a “This airplane is designed lic Thursday by Boeing at the colleague he or she wouldn’t by clowns who in turn are urging of Congress, are likely let family members ride on a supervised by monkeys,” one to fuel allegations the vaunted 737 Max. The colleague employee wrote. aircraft manufacturer put agreed. In response, Boeing said speed and cost savings ahead In a message chain from that the conversations “raise of safety in rolling out the May 2018, an employee wrote: questions about Boeing’s

US adds 145K jobs; unemployment at 3.5% WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. plus low inflation -- likely February that will serve as a employers added 145,000 jobs gives the Federal Reserve first step for choosing the in December and the unem- comfort in keeping interest Democratic presidential nomi- ployment rate held steady at rates low, which has been a nee. 3.5%, signaling that the job boon to stock markets. The The prospect of a stable job market remains strong at the Dow Jones Industrial Average market, a pick-up in global start of 2020 even if hiring was largely unchanged in Fri- growth, supportive central and wage gains have slowed day morning trading, but it banks, an easing of trade ten- somewhat more than a decade briefly reached the record- sions and U.S. economic into an economic expansion. level of 29,000. “We’re starting growth of around 2% should Friday’s snapshot from the 2020 in very good shape,” said be a positive for this year. Labor Department showed Gus Faucher, chief economist “We really have the wind at hiring slipped from robust at PNC Financial Services. our backs going into 2020,” gains of 256,000 in November, “We should see continued eco- said Julia Pollak, a labor econ- which were given a boost by nomic expansion throughout omist at the employment mar- the end of a strike at General 2020 driven by consumers.” ketplace ZipRecruiter. Motors. For the year, employ- The state of the job market Yet job growth has failed so ers added an average of has become a pivotal division far to translate into substan- roughly 175,000 jobs per between President Donald tially better hourly pay. The month, compared with about Trump and his Democratic pace of annual average wage 223,250 per month in 2018. challengers. Trump can cam- growth slowed in December to Annual wage growth fell in paign on the low unemploy- 2.9% from 3.3% a year ago, a December to 2.9%, down from ment rate and job growth as possible sign that there is still an annualized average of 3.3% he seeks a second term. Dem- room for additional job gains a year earlier, a possible sign ocrats, seeking to oust him, despite the decade-plus that some slack remains in the will point to wages that have expansion that has reduced labor market and that unem- not taken off in a meaningful the number of unemployed ployment could fall even fur- for many Americans coping Americans. There is also the ther from its current half-cen- with highs costs for medical potential that wages jumped tury low. care and higher education. in January as many states The picture of a slowly-but- This is the last jobs report adjusted their minimum wag- steadily improving economy – before the Iowa caucus in es.