SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2020 Poor ventilation may drive Lynn teachers out of class

By Gayla Cawley been waiting for the ndings of the buildings since classes resumed which will be placed in every class- ITEM STAFF Heating, Ventilation and Air Con- this fall, as part of a Memoran- room, gymnasium and cafeteria ditioning (HVAC) report as the dum of Agreement (MOA) between within those 10 schools beginning LYNN — Superintendent Dr. district plans to assess whether the school district and the Lynn Patrick Tutwiler plans to give this weekend. teachers and staff from the dis- it’s safe for students to return to Teachers Union. While Tutwiler said it was good trict’s 10 oldest schools the option school for in-person learning, as To resolve the issue in the short news that the contracted engi- to work remotely, based on a re- part of a hybrid model, later in the term, Mayor Thomas M. Mc- neering rm has made a recom- port that showed air ventilation school year. Gee told the School Committee mendation for a short-term solu- systems were blocked off in those All students are currently learn- Thursday night that the Inspec- tion — in terms of using those Lynn Superintendent buildings. ing remotely, but teachers have tional Services Department has Dr. Patrick Tutwiler Lynn Public School of cials have been required to teach in school purchased portable air puri ers, VENTILATION, A2 Peabody High going green for World Mental Health Day By Anne Marie Tobin ITEM STAFF PEABODY — A pair of Peabody girls senior soccer captains are doing what they can to raise awareness of the importance of mental health. Amber Kiricoples and Aja COURTESY PHOTO Alimonti are the brains be- Visitors to Pioneer Village are invited to hind Peabody High’s Mental take part in a number of educational pro- Health America (MHA) Pea- grams Monday to honor the contributions of body Go Green Week. local tribes. The campaign kicks off Saturday on World Mental Health Day with an aggres- sive social media blitz. Salem to celebrate “We are going to  ood Twit- ter and Facebook and Insta- gram with tons of photos and Indigenous graphics with green ribbons, which is the color for mental health,” said Kiricoples. “I Peoples’ Day feel like I am seeing, every day, stories detailing mul- By Elyse Carmosino tiple pieces of evidence and ITEM STAFF research showing that men- tal health is getting worse SALEM — Three hundred and ninety-four years due to isolation, fear about after the city’s incorporation, Salem of cials have COVID-19, fear about losing designated the second Monday in October each year jobs, and there is a rising as Indigenous Peoples’ Day. trend in depression and sub- In honor of the inaugural holiday, visitors to the stance abuse. Witch City this weekend are encouraged to partici- “That’s why we felt we need pate in a number of educational programs being held to do something to help, be- throughout Salem that recognize the contributions of cause we feel these things, Indigenous peoples to the community. too.” “Here in Salem, we are taking the rst steps in bet- Starting Tuesday with ter recognizing the too-long obscured history of the the girls soccer team’s home Indigenous peoples who lived on this land for centu- opener against Swamp- ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO ries before Europeans rst arrived,” said Salem May- scott and concluding Sat- or Kim Driscoll. Peabody girls soccer senior captains Amber Kiricoples, left, and Aja urday with the cross coun- To help educate residents and visitors about the Alimonti have organized a Peabody Go Green Week to increase aware- try team’s meet against city’s lesser-known history, Elizabeth Peterson, ness for mental health issues. On Tuesday through Saturday, all Pea- MENTAL HEALTH, A3 body home teams will be sporting green during their games. INDIGENOUS, A3 A.G. visits Lynn to talk Peabody about voter rights pulls plug

By Gayla Cawley distributed multilingual voter ITEM STAFF protection  yers, which includes on tower information on how to vote, and LYNN — State Attorney Gen- also discusses voters’ rights to eral Maura Healey visited Lynn equal access, to vote without in- plan on Friday afternoon to distribute timidation, and to have their vote voter protection  yers as part of counted. her of ce’s voter protection initia- By Anne Marie Tobin “We want to make sure that ev- ITEM STAFF tive. erybody’s able to exercise their Launched earlier this week, the right to vote and that their vote PEABODY — A long six- statewide initiative aims to en- is counted and part of that is get- year battle over construc- sure election integrity through ting the word out to people,” said tion of a cell phone town in the creation of an Election Protec- Healey. “I think in this time right a South Peabody residential tion Task Force and Voter Educa- now with COVID, we’ve got a big neighborhood is over. tion Campaign. election coming up and we just The Peabody Munici- pal Light Plant (PMLP) Healey stopped by the Lynn don’t want people to have any COURTESY PHOTO| LYNN YMCA YMCA on Neptune Boulevard, questions about how they can announced Friday it had and Roxbury earlier in the day, vote, when they can vote.” Attorney General Maura Healey talks with Y Academy reached an agreement with to kick off that voter education, In September, after President children in the child care center of the Lynn YMCA. Verizon to install wireless or public awareness component of Donald Trump threatened to Attorney General Healey paid a visit to the Lynn Y on communication facilities her initiative. Friday to discuss the creation of an Election Protec- onto utility poles in Peabody Representatives from her of ce HEALEY, A2 tion Task Force and Voter Education Campaign. in lieu of construction of a large-scale antenna previ- ously sought by Verizon. PMLP Manager Charles Opinion J. Orphanos said the agree- Seeing red Lynn eld re chief warns residents ment provides for “about a in Lynn. A4 dozen” facilities, which will be installed atop PMLP utili- COVID-19 to follow the rules...or else ty poles to mitigate Verizon’s Peabody reports coverage gap, adding that By Anne Marie Tobin Glenn Davis asked town resi- “Failure to comply and/or coop- one death, new the installation will be con- ITEM STAFF dents to be vigilant in taking im- erate with local police may result COVID-19 cases. A5 ducted by PMLP high-volt- portant safety measures to fend in a ne of up to $500 per Massa- age linemen as a condition of LYNNFIELD — The Town of off future spikes in the number chusetts COVID-19 regulations,” LOOK Lynn eld is talking tough about the agreement. of positive cases. He issued a dire Davis said. Mayor Edward A. Betten- Pour a shot and the coronavirus pandemic. In warning that there will be seri- Town Administrator Rob Dolan court said the agreement is learn a lot about short, if residents don’t follow the ous consequences for those who said the towns of Newburyport “good news all around for ev- Prohibition. A8 rules, they may have to open their don’t, asking residents to report and Winthrop have already im- eryone. wallets and pay the price. any violations of state COVID-19 plemented plans to ne residents “This is big news for South Sports In a recent COVID-19 update guidelines and regulations and who do not comply with state reg- Peabody and good news for Swampscott golf posted on the town’s website, CDC guidelines to the Lynn eld ulations, the city,” said Bettencourt. stays hot with win Lynn eld Fire Chief and Emer- Police Department (781-334- over Salem . B1 gency Management Director 3132). LYNNFIELD, A3 CELL TOWER, A3

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Harold G. Janakas, 65 Poor ventilation may drive 1954 - 2020 LYNNFIELD - Harold G. Janak- Lynn teachers out of classrooms as, best known to his friends and family as “Harry J,” passed VENTILATION cal ventilation systems in air puri ers for six build- have been done over the away peacefully with his girls Aborn, Brickett, Cobbet, ings, Tutwiler added, not- past several decades,” said by his side on October 9, 2020 From A1 Drewicz, Fecteau-Leary, ing that he spoke with the McGee. after a courageous and well portable air puri ers cou- Fallon, Lincoln-Thom- superintendent, who told The condition of school fought battle with Alzheimer’s pled with open windows son, Tracy, Pickering, and him the devices are work- buildings has been a dementia. He was 65 years old. to create fresh air within Born in Beverly on November Washington S.T.E.M. are ing well so far — students long-standing issue, Mc- those buildings — he said closed off. have already returned for Gee said, noting that 30, 1954 he was the son of the he was “disappointed” with late James and Beatrice (Theri- McGee said the city de- in-person learning in New those poor conditions have how long it took for those cided to block those ven- Bedford, which, unlike prompted the city to get in ault) Janakas. ndings, which show a lack Harry J was a longtime Lyn- tilation systems in the Lynn, is not a high-risk the state pipeline for begin- of compliance with build- n eld resident, having moved 1970s during an oil crisis community. ning to build new schools. to town in 1993 to raise his ing code, to be shared. in order to save money by McGee said the portable While the city can’t afford family. He was a parishioner “We also have a scenario conserving heating fuel. air ltration equipment to replace all of its outdat- of Our Lady of the Assump- where there’s a recommen- Ultimately, he said the will be installed by early ed school buildings, he said tion Church. He had previously dation for a safe scenario,” city needs to resolve that next week, which will lead there’s a need to “keep our lived in Lynn and Swampscott. said Tutwiler. “What about decision by reopening, or to a larger conversation eyes on the prize.” Early in his career Harry J was and her husband Brian of East today? What about yester- upgrading, those ventila- among city and school of- “We continue to face the proud co-owner of Norman Boston and Sara Janakas and day? What about the past tion systems. cials about how to per- challenges,” said McGee. Of ce Supply in Gloucester be- her partner Gaby Jimenez of three weeks that my pro- But in the short term, manently resolve the ven- “A lot of school districts fore shifting gears and turning New Jersey, both formerly of fessional colleagues have McGee said the portable tilation problems in those are dealing with the same to a career as an auditor for Lynn eld; his grandson, Smith been in buildings? That air puri ers, or electrostat- buildings. things, but only a handful the Defense Department and Brunelle; his sister Joyce DeAn- upsets me. ic air ltration systems, Although the city was are dealing with 17,000 then working as a procurement drade and her husband Tony of “And so I think the only have been purchased from aware of closed-off ventila- students in 26 buildings.” agent for Hanscomb Air Force By eld and their daughter Me- conscionable thing to do GreenTech Environmen- tion systems within those The full HVAC report Base until his retirement in lissa; his sister-in-law Margie until those lters are in tal with Coronavirus Aid, school buildings, McGee will be presented and dis- 2014. Janakas of Salem; his brother- the room and that sys- Relief and Economic Secu- said there was no indica- cussed at the next School An avid New England sports in-law, Ted Flynn and his wife tem is set up is to revisit rity (CARES) Act funding. tion before the pandemic Committee, which is fan, Harry J could hardly be Donna of Duxbury; as well as the MOA with the unions McGee said other com- and subsequent HVAC scheduled for Thursday, recognized without wearing the many other extended family and make work in (those) munities are interested in report that building code Oct. 29. baseball hat of one of the local and countless friends. He was buildings optional.” using portable air puri ers was not being met in those sports teams. Though he sup- predeceased by his beloved McGee said the HVAC in their school buildings schools. Gayla Cawley can be ported all the local franchises, brother, Chris Janakas. report showed what city that lack HVAC systems. “The silver lining in all reached at gcawley@item- the Bruins were his favorite; as Service Information: His and school of cials already New Bedford has al- of it is this probably was live.com. Follow her on a hockey player himself and Funeral Mass will be cel- knew, that the mechani- ready purchased 500-600 something that should Twitter @GaylaCawley. beautiful skater, Bobby Orr was ebrated in Our Lady of the Harry J’s hero. He also loved to Assumption Church, corner run and to hike, most especial- of Grove & Salem Sts., Lyn- ly enjoying his numerous runs n eld on Tuesday at 10am. Attorney General Healey visits Lynn of the Falmouth Road Race Visitation for relatives and and climbs of Mount Wash- friends will be held at the ington in New Hampshire. A McDonald Funeral Home, 19 YMCA to talk about voter rights true outdoorsman, he loved Yale Ave., Wake eld on Mon- day from 4-7pm. his yard, vegetable gardening, Healey has said that those kids, so we created all of Metro North YMCA and talking about the constel- COVID-19 Guidelines will HEALEY who engage in that type these yers in multiple lations while stargazing. Above be in effect. Guests are kind- From A1 CEO Kathleen Walsh said all, he enjoyed spending time ly asked to arrive wearing a of illegal activity will be languages, and this is a her organization recogniz- send law enforcement prosecuted. great spot for us to be able es the importance of the on his back deck with family mask and to exit the build- officials to polling loca- ing after greeting the family “I also want people to hand them out.” upcoming election, and and friends and listening to The tions to monitor elec- Beatles, of which he was a life- to allow all visitors an oppor- to know that my office Mayor Thomas M. Mc- felt it was prudent to get tions, Healey’s office is- long fan. tunity to pay their respects. will be here to protect Gee said the city is work- involved with the voter He is survived by his de- In lieu of owers, dona- sued an advisory with people’s right to vote, ing with Healey’s of ce protection initiative on voted and beloved wife Mary tions may be made to Alz- the message that intim- to protect it against ha- to ensure there is a “fair, Friday. Beth (Flynn) Janakas; his lov- heimer’s Association, 309 idating or interfering rassment, intimidation, open and honest” election “We want to make sure ing daughters: Emily Brunelle Waverley Oaks Rd, Waltham, with voters is illegal, ac- and to make sure that all in Lynn. that everyone, particular- MA 02452. cording to a release from votes are counted,” said “It’s the right for ev- ly here in our city of Lynn, Healey’s office. Healey. “And so, we’re ery person to vote,” said feels comfortable voting,” The advisory reminds meeting people where McGee. “(To) have that said Walsh. voters that their right to they are. opportunity to vote has Judge denies motion vote safely and free from “We’re here today in to be such a major pri- Gayla Cawley can be intimidation, harassment Lynn because we’ve got a ority and it’s the basis of reached at gcawley@item- and coercion is protect- number of parents coming what our democracy is all live.com. Follow her on to extend Florida’s ed under federal law, and through to pick up their about.” Twitter @GaylaCawley. voter registration Whitey Ford, 91, pitcher who By Bobby Caina Kennedy Space Center, in Calvan and Florida. Yet, Florida has Freida Frisaro failed to gure out how ASSOCIATED PRESS to run an election prop- epitomized mighty Yankees, dies erly—a task simpler than TALLAHASSEE, Fla. rocket science,” the judge — A federal judge has de- By Ronald Blum Stengel said he would al- wrote. nied a motion to extend AP BASEBALL WRITER ways turn to if he absolute- voter registration in Flori- Secretary of State Lau- ly needed to win one game. rel Lee reopened registra- NEW YORK — Whit- Ford was Stengel’s choice to da even though a comput- ey Ford, the street-smart er meltdown on the nal tions for seven hours on pitch World Series openers Tuesday after consulting New Yorker who had the eight times, another record. day of registration might best winning percentage have prevented thousands with Gov. Ron DeSantis, Ford’s best seasons came providing another op- of any pitcher in the 20th in 1961 and 1963, in the of potential voters from century and helped the portunity to people who midst of a stretch of ve taking part in November’s Yankees become baseball’s weren’t able to submit straight AL pennants for presidential election. perennial champions in their voter registrations the Yankees, when new In a 29-page ruling on the 1950s and ’60s, has online before Monday manager Ralph Houk be- Friday morning, U.S. Dis- died. He was 91. night’s deadline. But gan using a four-man ro- trict Court Judge Mark E. A family member told Walker said his decision Walker said this was too tation instead of ve. Ford little, too late and done The Associated Press on was “an incredibly close Friday that Ford died at led the league in victories with not enough notice. call” but added that “the his Long Island home with 25 in 1961, won the “With the public sound- state’s interest in prevent- Thursday night. Cy Young Award and was ing the alarm, the Secre- ing chaos in its already Ford had suffered from the World Series MVP tary of State decided to precarious —and peren- the effects of Alzheimer’s after winning two more nially chaotic — election implement a half mea- disease in recent years. games against Cincinna- outweighs the substantial sure,” Walker wrote. “She Nicknamed “The Chair- ti. In 1963, he went 24-7, burden imposed on the hastily and briey extend- again leading the league in man of the Board,” Ford FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS right to vote.” ed the registration period was a wily left-hander who wins. Eight of his victories Walker shared in the and ordered Florida’s su- pitched from 1950-67 in the Former New York Yankees pitcher Whitey Ford that season came in June. exasperation of voter ad- pervisors of election to ac- major leagues, all with the waves to fans from outside the dugout at the He also led the AL in vocacy groups even as he cept applications submit- Yankees. He was among Yankees’ annual Old Timers Day baseball game earned run average in ruled against them, pep- ted by the Secretary’s new the most dependable pitch- in New York. 1956 (2.47) and 1958 pering his opinion with ‘book closing’ deadline.” ers in baseball history. (2.01) and was a six-time sharply worded criticisms Walker wrote that Lee’s He won 236 games and tus as the ace of some of this year of a number of All-Star selection. of the state. “cure” had at least one lost just 106, a winning per- the most memorable teams baseball greats: Al Kaline, Ford did have his World “In so ruling, this Court major aw: She did not centage of .690. He would in our sport’s rich history,” Tom Seaver, Lou Brock Series disappointments. He notes that every man who notify the public until af- help symbolize the almost baseball Commissioner Rob and Bob Gibson. spoke bitterly of the 1960 has stepped foot on the ter noon on the date of her machinelike ef ciency of Manfred said. “Beyond the Ford’s death occurred in a championship, when he Moon launched from the new deadline. the Yankees in the mid- Chairman of the Board’s month when he for so long shut out Pittsburgh twice 20th century, when only excellence on the mound, he soared on baseball’s biggest but was used by Stengel in twice between Ford’s rookie was a distinguished ambas- stage, and hours before his Game 3 and Game 6 and year and 1964 did they fail sador for our national pas- Yankees played Tampa Bay so was unavailable for the to make the postseason. time throughout his life.” in a decisive Game 5 of the nale, won 10-9 by the Pi- “Whitey earned his sta- Ford’s death is the latest AL Division Series. rates on Bill Mazeroski’s “He would have been the home run in the bottom of starting pitcher in this the ninth. 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INDIGENOUS follow the rules... From A1 Director of Salem Witch or else House and Pioneer Vil- lage, put together an LYNNFIELD testing sites are in Lynn, event with the partner- From A1 Salem and Saugus and ship of Elizabeth Solo- some are free. He is en- mon of the Massachusetts “The state authorizes couraging anyone with Tribe at Ponkapoag. communities to ne vio- symptoms or who may On Monday, Solomon lators, but that’s just one have been exposed to get will share a land acknowl- tool in the toolbox,” he tested. Area-testing sites edgement reading and said. “Those two towns can be found at https:// greetings from the Tribe, have decided to get serious www.mass.gov/info-de- and Annawon Weeden of with serious offenders and tails/stop-the-spread’ the Mashpee Wampanoag send a message that there “As a moderate-risk Tribal Nation will speak might be consequences. community, it remains about the history of the It certainly would be the critically important for all Mashpee Wampanoag case with those who are residents to follow state and the cultural inu- reckless or those who may regulations and CDC best ences, contributions, and be out of line on a regular practices to allow us to legacy of the Northeast basis.” continue our hybrid school Woodlands nations. From early September model for our children, COURTESY PHOTO “It’s been a very long through the rst week of keep playgrounds and rec- process of connecting, and The clearing in Pioneer Village is where members of the community October, Lynn eld, twice, reation open, support lo- hopefully developing, a have been invited to participate in the Naumkeag Circle community art was determined to be a cal business and, perhaps, relationship that will be project as a way to honor the legacy of the Indigenous peoples of Salem. red community . Davis save a life,” Davis said. very long lived,” Peterson said that while the num- Dolan agreed that there said. “We’re always look- performances from the lo- a.m., and a conversation 400 — our city’s quadri- ber of positive cases has is a lot at stake. ing for more and more cal Indigenous community on Instagram Live at 4 centennial in 2026 — a decreased, shifting the “The continuation of ways to raise awareness, and from cultures around p.m. between Heather key theme will be a focus town’s risk level from our hybrid model in the as well as more ways to the world. Fleming, Executive Direc- on the years preceding the high-risk (red) to mod- schools, which our chil- make this community fa- “We were trying to tor of Change Labs, and European arrival on these erate-risk (yellow) as of dren are really thriving miliar with (its) history think of a way that this Jennifer Himmelreich, shores,” Driscoll said. “This Wednesday, Lynn eld’s in right now, youth sports and share that informa- community, particularly PEM’s Native American is all part of a long overdue numbers are still higher that have done a great tion.” our younger generations, Fellowship Program Man- process of recognizing, ac- than the state’s average. job, access to different Pioneer Village is also could be mindful of this ager, during which the two knowledging, and celebrat- “(Wednesday), the Com- functions, that’s what’s inviting members of the history and start a dia- will discuss the vision of ing the contributions and monwealth released its at stake,” he said. “Be- cause (we had) red status, community to participate logue,” Solomon said. “I Change Labs and how it’s culture of the people who weekly public health re- we have not been able to in the Naumkeag Circle thought a stone was sim- helping the Navajo and lived and passed through port, and it shows our ef- participate in the expand- community art project ple, but very powerful. Hopi Nations by providing Naumkeag for millennia forts have had a positive ed freedoms under the throughout the month The process of selecting it, Indigenous-based resourc- before 1626.” impact,” Davis said. “Our governor’s second phase of October as a way to bringing it down, and plac- es and solutions. Solomon and Weeden’s efforts to protect our fam- of Phase 3, which would celebrate the legacy and ing it, allowed for almost a In addition, Salem’s presentations will be broad- ily and friends are having really help our local busi- history of the Indigenous meditative space to think Public Art Commission is cast on Salem Access TV an impact, but we need peoples of Salem. these things through.” developing plans for in- to continue the work to nesses and allow you and and will be available online your family to enjoy the Visitors are encouraged Other Indigenous Peo- stallations commemorat- at www.thewitchhouse.org stop COVID-19 (and) keep to bring a stone to the ples’ Day events this week- ing the Indigenous peo- improving and keep our things that so many other and www.pioneervillagesa- communities are able to village and add it to the end include Honor the ples of Naumkeag, and lem.org. Pioneer Village is guard up.” circle near the Naum- Land city cleanups on Sat- the city’s new Race Equi- In an Oct. 6 COVID Q enjoy.” open to the public between Dolan said the key point keag exhibit site, Peter- urday, hosted by Keep Sa- ty Task Force is helping noon and 5 p.m. seven days & A video with Davis and son said. Stones should lem Beautiful at 8:30 a.m., of cials identify actions Dolan, Davis said the most regarding gatherings is a week throughout October. simply to follow the rules. be palm-sized and can be and the Salem Beauti ca- the community can take Visitors are asked to wear a commonly-asked ques- plain, decorated, or writ- tion Committee at noon. to more equitably ap- tions, in order, are about “It is not against the law mask and maintain physi- to have family gatherings ten on with messages for The Peabody Essex proach city services, edu- gatherings and parties, cal distancing of at least six and parties, but it is criti- members of the Indige- Museum is also hosting cation, health, and public masks and testing sites. feet. cal to follow the governor’s nous community. its own series of virtual safety when it comes to “The newest change rules. If we follow these Once completed, the events Monday, including Salem’s Black and Indig- Elyse Carmosino can be made by the governor regulations, we certainly Naumkeag Circle will be a Virtual Harvest Season enous residents. reached at ecarmosino@ is that if there are 10 or will be advancing forward used to share stories and Makers Workshop at 11 “As we prepare for Salem itemlive.com. more people at a gather- for our children and our ing, all persons in atten- lives ourselves.” dance over the age of ve Davis advised those Peabody pulls plug on tower plan must wear a mask regard- who have any questions less of separation,” Davis about these orders or said. “This applies indoors state guidelines to please to a lawsuit brought by install wireless communi- but PMLP was con dent a CELL TOWER and outdoors and to pri- call the Lynn eld COVID Verizon against the city cation facilities on utility solution would be found. From A1 vate residences. Any time information helpline at after the City Council de- poles within the public “This was a long pro- there’s 10 or more people (781) 334-8141. “We knew it was com- nied Verizon’s request for rights of way. cess that relied on every- together, you must wear a ing and we were very op- a special permit. The city PMLP Chairman Rob- one’s cooperation and per- face covering.” Anne Marie Tobin can be timistic that it was going recently led an appeal ert O. Wheatley said, “As sistence. In the end, we feel Davis reminded res- reached at atobin@item- to happen. It’s been a long to the Supreme Judicial a result of the Declarative this is a good agreement for idents that the closest live.com. winding road, so I am ex- Court to review its most Order, PMLP needed to the neighborhood in South tremely happy as this is recent setback. An appeals develop speci cations and Peabody and all our rate- RHODE ISLAND BRIEF wonderful news for South court decision upheld a a comprehensive plan that payers,” Orphanos said. Peabody and the city in land court ruling in favor governs how Verizon and “I’d like to thank everyone general knowing that of Verizon just two weeks other carriers will use util- at PMLP who has been in- Convicted Rhode Island drug U.S. attorney’s of ce in a large pole in a family ago that found the city’s ity poles in PMLP’s service volved in this process — the dealer gets 7 years in prison Rhode Island. neighborhood would be ex- denial of Verizon’s spe- area for the new technol- Commissioners of PMLP, The deals included the tremely destructive to the cial permit application to ogy. The fees that PMLP the City of Peabody, and PROVIDENCE (AP) — sale of 50 grams of fentan- quality of life there. allow construction of the will collect from Verizon Verizon, who worked dili- A Rhode Island man with yl for $2,750 and the sale “I am very grateful to tower at that location was will offset the costs asso- gently to reach a mutually multiple drug traf cking of 50 grams of cocaine for the City Council and the in violation of the Federal ciated with the work that bene cial solution. convictions has been sen- $1,900, authorities said. Peabody Municipal Light Telecommunication Act. PMLP will do to install “Literally, two Thurs- tenced to seven years in Yanez had three prior Plant for making this hap- Bettencourt said that ap- the new equipment.” days ago when the Appeals prison for the latest guilty drug traf cking convic- pen. The agreement also peal will be withdrawn as a “It’s a big win for every- Court ruled for Verizon nding, federal prosecu- tions, authorities said. ensures that the neighbor- condition of the agreement, body. Any time you have we were on the half-yard tors say. He previously pleaded hood will have improved but he did not yet “know if a long negotiation, isn’t line with a rst-and-goal. Jessie Yanez, 34, of guilty to fentanyl and coverage in some areas Verizon will be ling a mo- everybody happy when We had been massaging it Pawtucket, was arrested cocaine distribution that have pockets with is- tion to dismiss the case.” it’s over?” said Human Re- for two years, but nobody by Cranston police last charges. sues, so this will help on The agreement, in sources and Community really knew how close we November following an In addition to his prison so many levels. I am just part, addresses the 2018 Director John Maihos. were to getting it done.” investigation that in- sentence, Yanez was grateful that this area has Declarative Order by the Orphanos said that nego- cluded four controlled sentenced Thursday in been protected.” FCC, which opened the tiations with Verizon for a Anne Marie Tobin can be purchases of varying U.S. District Court in The agreement is ex- door for communication settlement agreement have reached at atobin@item- amounts of fentanyl and Providence to four years pected to bring an end companies nationwide to been ongoing since 2018, live.com. cocaine, according to the of probation. PVMHS is going green for World Mental Health Day

MENTAL HEALTH Kiricoples said. “My family, and Amber are special peo- one over the last 18 years, From A1 like so many others, have ple, two real go-getters, and according to Brand. struggled with issues like I feel that goes far beyond While Alimonti is hope- Marblehead, ve Tanner depression and other men- just students.” ful to return to nationals teams will come togeth- tal illnesses. Aja has seen Alimonti said the orig- in Anaheim in 2021, her er and do their best to how this has impacted me inal plan was to dedicate focus is on doing what she heighten awareness of and has seen it all rst- a single day to the cause, can to help others. mental illness by acces- hand, so she came up with but expanded it to a week “Amber and I will put sorizing their uniforms the idea to make it a DECA after reaching out to Ath- everything into our project with all things green, a (Distributive Education letic Director Bob Bua. so hopefully we can go far, color symbolizing the pos- Clubs of America) project, “He said it was a great but the reality is that’s not itive impact that exposure knowing how important idea and knowing the as important when you to green space has on chil- the issue is, not just for me, week had all home games, consider how many people dren’s mental health and but for everyone.” encouraged us to dedicate need help,” she said. “If we well-being. Kiricoples is hopeful a whole week,” Alimon- can help just one person, From green headbands people will share their ti said. “We thought last I’d trade that in any day. and pre-wrap to socks photos and stories on so- ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO spring that we’d be out of All we care about is put- adorned with green tape cial media, which she school for just a couple of ting smiles on faces.” and captains wearing believes will help young Peabody girls soccer senior captains Amber weeks and losing sports green captains’ armbands people open up about their Kiricoples, left, and Aja Alimonti wear green to was really hard. Sports is on their arms, Peabody struggles. raise awareness about mental health issues. what gets you out of bed to LAW OFFICES OF athletes will be trading Alimonti said the ini- go to school and do what JAMES J. CARRIGAN their Tanner trademark tiative was a no-brainer, are struggling,” Alimonti tiple bene ts to be gained you love. We protested all • Social Security Disability blue for green. considering the timing of said. “We need people to from Go Green Week. summer to get a fall sports • Workers Compensation Even a couple of tradi- World Mental Health Day. hear others’ stories so they “It’s a powerful subject season as we needed some • Accidents tional Northeastern Con- “We were sitting in Mr. know that someone can al- and DECA projects always type of normalcy, not just 25 years located across ference rivals are support- (Lenny) Brand’s DECA ways be there for you if we boost con dence and self-es- for the game, but to feel from Lynn District Court ing the cause. class and it just dawned knew these people cannot teem,” he said. “It takes a good about yourself.” 15 Johnson St. “Everyone all week will on us that this would be escape their own minds.” lot of courage to post stories Peabody has had a tre- 781-596-0100 be wearing something Brand, who is co-advisor like this and I feel that this JAMES J. CARRIGAN a perfect way to do some- mendous history of suc- ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN green, even Danvers and thing Saturday to reach of DECA with Courtney Ze- will impact not just Peabody, cess at DECA, reaching LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL Beverly, that’s the plan,” out to people our age who cha, believes there are mul- but other communities. Aja nationals every year but www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected] A4 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2020 OPINION DAVID M. SHRIBMAN HOW TO REACH US

E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS As Maine goes, so goes President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M§Ÿ H. SŸŸ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall Electoral College reform — maybe 110 Munroe St. W J. K TŸ  J ¢£ Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  C  T¢¤ Michael H. Shanahan FAYETTE, Maine — The statewide, could sweep elector, to vote instead Chief Operating O cer Chairman Community Relations Director other night, the moon rose this district as well. for former Gov. George C. Customer Service over the lake, creating a Not that it will be easy. Wallace of Alabama. Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS stream of light that illu- Drive along these remote But the determination to Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 minated the passage of parts, and you’ll see rural take on the Electoral Col- Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 two loons. The tiny library byways clogged with signs lege’s power was a biparti- Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 at the bend of the road is and ags for Trump. The 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 san movement. Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 open only on Wednesdays other day I took a long “This was a rarity: pu- Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 and Thursdays. The near- walk along a dirt road rity in politics,” said Sev- Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 by orchard is selling a and saw a Trump sign two Classi ed/Legal Advertising Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 erin Beliveau, who was classi [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 McIntosh blend of apple houses after the electrical state Democratic chair at cider, as cool and crisp as lines ended; the chances Subscriptions John S. Moran, 1975-1990 the time. “There was mass Executive Editor, the mornings here. There’s of a traveler seeing that [email protected] popular support. It wasn’t hardly a soul along Echo message is about as great a partisan issue, and it Circulation Lake Road. as the chances a lobster didn’t seem to help any [email protected] Here in these pine has for a long, ful lling Ext. 3 groves and birches — in life after the water in the particular politician.” this most peculiar political pot has boiled for three But there also was the Newsroom battleground, with combat minutes. hope that the movement [email protected] across the second-most-ru- “I took a drive through would af rm a political [email protected] EDITORIAL ral congressional district rural Maine, and I never maxim that had been pop- Ext. 4 in the country, 14 times saw so many lawn signs ular since 1820: As Maine goes, so goes the nation. Sports the size of former Vice in all my life,” said Harold [email protected] President Joe Biden’s Pachios, a lawyer active in “The idea was that if we Seeing red home state of Delaware — the state’s politics since did this, others would fol- Ext. 5 some of the most unusual the days of its legend- low,” said John Martin of Retail and Online civic combat in the coun- ary Democratic governor, Eagle Lake (population Advertising in Lynn try is being waged. senator and secretary of 805, half of whom speak [email protected] It’s all over a single elec- state, Edmund S. Muskie. French), who was House ADVERTISING toral vote in the Novem- “I never saw anything like speaker at the time and The town of Swampscott has posted man- Ernie Carpenter Jr. datory mask signs since Sept. 13 in four areas ber election. this even for Muskie. It’s a now is the longest serving But it is more than that. movement, a cult.” Director of Advertising with heavy pedestrian traf c. Salem volunteers lawmaker in Maine histo- and Business Development, ext. 1355 It is also a testing ground And yet the congres- hand out masks, and city “ambassadors” remind ry. “We wanted to do some- [email protected] for any overhaul of the sional district that gave thing the public wanted pre-Halloween visitors to wear them. Ralph Mitchell Electoral College that Trump a 10-point victory rather than what the par- And in Lynn? Mayor Thomas M. McGee during Sales Representative, ext. 1313 might be contemplated af- in 2016 defeated a Repub- ties wanted.” an Oct. 6 “telehealth town meeting” said the city [email protected] ter the 2020 election. lican incumbent House The legislation went into will “...continue to do everything we can…” to Eric Rondeau At least that is how this member, Rep. Bruce effect after Democratic keep the city healthy during the pandemic. situation — the awarding Poliquin, two years later Sales Representative, ext. 1280 Gov. Kenneth Curtis, who [email protected] of single electoral votes by the slender margin of Those are reassuring words but where is the preferred total elimina- to the winner of each of 3,509 votes. Now the new Patricia Whalen tangible proof that words from the city’s top of - tion of the Electoral Col- Maine’s two congressional incumbent, Democratic Sales Representative, ext. 1310 cials have been translated into action? lege, allowed it to become [email protected] With a two-week average daily incidence rate districts, along with two to Rep. Jared Golden, a Ma- the winner of the state’s rine veteran of Iraq and law without his signature. of 9.8 new cases per 100,000 residents, Lynn con- BUSINESS OFFICE popular votes — started Afghanistan, is poised to He permitted its enact- Susan J. Conti tinues to remain a high-risk, or red community, out: as a reform movement win a second term in the ment because the Maine under the state’s COVID-19 ranking system. statute “may well aid our Controller, ext. 1288 that this state, with its in- district covering four- [email protected] Swampscott, by contrast, is a lowest-risk gray dependent streak (and its fths of the entire state. national decision.” community, and yet it has taken more proactive history of governors and, “There’s a lot of split Though many states Ted Grant used the district system Publisher, ext. 1234 approaches, along with pedestrian-packed Sa- now, a senator, who de- tickets here,” Golden, [email protected] lem, to protect residents and visitors from coro- clared themselves Inde- 38, said in an interview. until 1836 — they aban- navirus than Lynn. pendents) undertook as a “We take our own path in doned it because they be- Marian Kinney rst step 48 years ago. thought and personal life- lieved they held greater ext. 1212 Why isn’t Lynn adopting measures already [email protected] well established by the city’s neighbors? But with the possibili- style here. Voters here ar- power in a winner-take- Will Kraft North Shore Medical Center chief medical of- ty of a close presidential en’t committed to individ- all arrangement — only election and with new uals or parties but look at Nebraska has followed Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 cer Dr. Mitchell Rein emphasized during the [email protected] pressures on the Elector- every election separately.” Maine in modern times, telehealth meeting how important it remains for al College, the rest of the Even so, the latest New doing so in 1991. everyone to wash hands frequently, wear masks, Paula Villacreses country suddenly is pay- York Times/Siena College Nebraska’s action was A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 socially distance and avoid large gatherings. ing attention to a broad poll shows Biden has a not part of the reform im- [email protected] Rein’s hand-washing reminders came in the swath of remote America slender lead in the dis- pulse that once was per- Mike Shanahan wake of a city order directing the removal of resting on the Canadian trict, which once had a soni ed by its legendary Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 hand washing stations around the city, including border — 27,236 square workforce heavily tilted senator, George W. Norris, [email protected] one at Lynn Community Health Center, because miles of mostly forest and toward labor unions in a one-time advocate for scattered settlements, the long-ago days when Carolina Trujillo the stations did not comply with plumbing codes. overhauling the Electoral Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 with vast stretches of land nonfarm employment was Rein’s reminders — ampli ed by a state pub- College who died in 1944. [email protected] owned by the government concentrated in the tex- lic information commercial heard on radio -- can The state instead was mo- and paper companies, tile, shoe and paper indus- Jim Wilson be plastered on billboards around Lynn, dis- tivated by what James P. Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 with roads that will be tries, which were in steep [email protected] played on signs like the mandatory mask signs of cially closed in a few decline beginning in the Melcher, the University in Swampscott, and reinforced by volunteer out- weeks because of heavy late 1960s. “This is a case of Maine (Farmington) CIRCULATION scholar who is the leading reach efforts. snowfalls, and with wild where the congressman Lisa Mahmoud One ingredient is required to put a public ed- rivers that once carried may be pulling Biden’s authority on congressio- Manager, ext. 1239 ucation campaign incorporating these ideas in the trees felled by angu- number up a bit,” said nal-district electoral votes, [email protected] motion: leadership. lar men from the logger Amy Fried, a University of characterized as “a desire CUSTOMER SERVICE Why won’t Mayor McGee mandate mask wear- camps that remain a vivid Maine political scientist. for more attention from ing and why isn’t the city matching the proactive remnant of Maine folklore. It was shortly after the presidential candidates.” La’ Mosha Ball As Maine goes, so goes Customer Service, ext. 1276 approach taken by Salem and the state to edu- Four years ago, Trump eclipse of those industries lost Maine to former Sec- — all of them bene ciaries Nebraska. And maybe, [email protected] cate people about COVID-19 dangers? retary of State Hillary of Maine’s raging rivers someday, 48 other states. GRAPHICS Telehealth meeting participants took a sur- Clinton, who took three of — that the rst modern vey that indicated 42 percent support stronger the state’s electoral votes. qualms about the Elec- A 1972 Swampscott High Trevor Andreozzi enforcement to ensure mask wearing, social dis- School graduate, David M. Designer But Trump won the sec- toral College emerged, [email protected] tancing and large gathering avoidance. ond congressional district prompted in part by Shribman is the Pulitzer Instead of holding another meeting, it’s time for and harvested its single the distress of Musk- Prize-winning former ex- Mark Sutherland ie, the 1968 Democratic ecutive editor of the Pitts- Creative Director, ext. 1330 city leadership to step up COVID-19 precaution electoral vote. His team is [email protected] enforcement and education. It is the only way the working hard this fall to vice-presidential nominee, burgh Post-Gazette. Follow city will pull away from its dangerous red status. repeat the trick, but polls over the decision by Lloyd him on Twitter @Shrib- NEWSROOM show Biden, who will win Bailey, a Richard Nixon manPG. Mike Alongi Sports Editor, ext. 1228 [email protected] Elyse Carmosino Reporter, ext. 1264 [email protected] Gayla Cawley Reporter, ext. 1236 [email protected] Cheryl Charles News Editor, ext. 1278 [email protected] Olivia Falcigno Photographer, ext.1224 [email protected] Spenser Hasak Photographer, ext. 1332 [email protected] Thor Jourgensen Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 [email protected] Daniel Kane Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 [email protected] Steve Krause Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 [email protected] Guthrie Scrimgeour Reporter, ext. 1222 [email protected] Anne Marie Tobin Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 [email protected] TECHNOLOGY Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE Peabody reports one death All address information, particu- LYNNFIELD larly arrests, re ect police records. In the event of a perceived inac- Complaint curacy, it is the sole responsibility and new COVID-19 cases A report of an unwanted of the concerned party to contact party Thursday at 6:30 a.m. By Gayla Cawley of 1,007 people have re- city’s total numbers to Saugus or Swampscott on the relevant police department and at Market St. ITEM STAFF covered from the virus, 2,835 cases and 104 Friday. have the department issue a no- according to the health de- deaths, according to the As of Thursday, Sau- Peabody reported new partment. city website. gus had 734 cases and tice of correction to the Daily Item. Alarms coronavirus cases and an In Lynn, 15 new cases Two new cases were re- 42 deaths. Numbers were Corrections or clarications will not additional death on Fri- A report of a false alarm at were reported to bring the ported in Lynn eld. The last updated in Mar- be made without express notice of Lynn eld High School, 275 day. blehead (277 cases, 30 change from the arresting police New cases were also re- city’s caseload to 5,072. Of town now has 150 cases Essex St. Thursday at 9:38 that total, 278 cases are and 14 people have died, deaths) and Swampscott department. a.m. ported in Lynn, Lynn eld active, 118 people have according to the town web- (168 cases, 11 deaths) on A report of a false alarm and Revere. Wednesday. LYNN Thursday at 2:01 a.m. at J.M. With seven new cases died, and 4,676 have re- site. Electrical at 471 N Broadway. and the additional fatal- covered, according to city Numbers remained the Gayla Cawley can be Arrests ity, Peabody’s numbers data. same in Nahant (52 cases, reached at gcawley@item- Well-being check now stand at 1,343 cases Revere reported nine six deaths) and were not live.com. Follow her on Roy Defreitas, 32, of 103 and 186 deaths. A total new cases to bring the updated in Marblehead, Twitter @GaylaCawley. Liberty St., was arrested and A caller reported at 11:40 charged with three counts of a.m. Thursday an elderly forging or uttering a forged woman was wandering in the credit card, three counts of Lynn eld High School parking Rapper Tory Lanez charged with improper use of a credit card, lot at 275 Essex St. larceny of a credit card, and A report of a sleeping wom- receiving stolen property an in a black car Thursday at shooting Megan Thee Stallion under $1,200 at 6:33 p.m. 7:34 a.m. at 375 N. Broad- way. Thursday. By Andrew Dalton situation would have es- Nicholas Gravallese, 33, Fraud AP ENTERTAINMENT calated if she revealed to of 69 Wentworth Road, Re- WRITER police that there had been vere, was arrested on a cour- A report of a fraud at 9 a.m. gun re. LOS ANGELES — Los tesy photo at 10:38 a.m. Thursday at 56 Edward Ave. Lanez has not spoken Angeles prosecutors on Friday. publicly about the in- Thursday charged rapper Aaron Mwankuga, of 78 cident. On Sept. 24, he PEABODY Tory Lanez with shooting Central Ave., was arrested on said on his social media artist Megan Thee Stal- warrant charges of forgery of accounts that he would a document, credit card fraud Fraud lion during an argument earlier this year. break his silence that eve- under $1,200 and armed A report of identity fraud Lanez is accused of ning, but that announce- robbery at 9:31 p.m. Thurs- Thursday at 4:01 p.m. at 14 shooting at Megan Thee ment turned out to be a day. Beacon St. teaser for the release of Amanda Wilson, 23, of 190 Stallion’s feet, hitting her, after she left a SUV his fth studio album, Franklin St., was arrested on Complaints “Daystar.” a warrant charge of disorderly during a ght in the Hol- lywood Hills on July 12, Lanez has not reached conduct at 9:39 p.m. Friday. A report of a man nodding the stardom that Megan off at the mall at 19 Lynn eld according to a release. He faces two felony the Stallion has, but had Accidents St. Thursday at 4:02 p.m. a Billboard top 20 hit with A complaint of a suspicious charges — assault with FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “Luv” in 2016, and has A report of a motor vehicle motor vehicle Thursday at a semiautomatic rearm had a successful run of crash with personal injury at 2:39 p.m. at Legal Seafoods and carrying a loaded, Rapper Tory Lanez performs at HOT 97 Sum- mixtapes and major-label 11:49 a.m. Thursday at 597 Restaurant, 210L Andover St. unregistered rearm in mer Jam 2018 at MetLife Stadium in East Ruth- records since his career Boston St. A report of a possible aban- a vehicle. The complaint erford, N.J. A report of a motor vehicle doned bicycle in the parking states Lanez “inicted began in 2009. At the time of the crash at 11:51 a.m. Thursday lot at the Peabody Library, 82 great bodily injury” on bail. Prosecutors are rec- shot me,” and urged him shooting, Megan Thee at 873 Western Ave.; at 4:11 Main St. Thursday at 2:33 p.m. Megan Thee Stallion. ommending that his bail to “stop lying” about the Stallion was already a p.m. Thursday at Spin City A report of a disabled motor A message sent to be set at $1.1 million at incident. major hip-hop star fol- Laundromat at 119 Fayette vehicle Thursday at 3:02 p.m. Lanez’s representative his arraignment. She’s discussed the was not immediately re- lowing a triumphant St.; at 5:47 p.m. Thursday at at 171 Lowell St. Megan Thee Stallion, shooting in several often turned. year that saw her nom- 295 Broadway; at 7:53 a.m. A report of a suspicious whose real name is Megan emotional Instagram vid- Friday at 89 Euclid Ave.; at Lanez, a 27-year-old inated for artist of the package at 25 Goodale St. Pete, is identi ed in the eos, calling it “super scary” 12:33 p.m. Friday at Planet Canadian rapper and year at the MTV Video Thursday at 2:02 p.m. felony complaint only as and “the worst experience Fitness at 50 Boston St. singer whose legal name Music Awards. Since Medical aid is Daystar Peterson, Megan P. of my life.” the shooting, her guest Theft is due to be arraigned She had declined to She declined to tell po- stint on the Cardi B song A report of a woman having Tuesday in Los Angeles. name Lanez as the per- lice that night that she “WAP” helped turn the A report of a larceny at trouble breathing at Temple If convicted, he faces a son who shot her in social had been shot, and initial track — and music vid- 11:59 a.m. Thursday at 15 Tiferet Shalom, 489 Lowell St. maximum sentence of media posts and videos on reports were only that a eo — into a huge cultur- Franklin St.; at 1:41 p.m. Thursday at 1:11 p.m. Wom- roughly 23 years. the subject for more than woman had foot injuries al phenomenon, and she Thursday at 178 Chestnut an was transported to Beverly Lanez was arrested the a month. But on Aug. 20, consistent with broken has performed on the St.; at 5:50 p.m. Thursday at Hospital. night of the shooting but she said in an Instagram glass. She has said that season premiere of “Sat- Baldwin and Essex streets. released after posting video that “Yes ... Tory she was too frightened the urday Night Live.” Vandalism/Theft Vandalism A report of the threat of a A report of motor vehicle Back the Blue sign at 116 vandalism at 4:54 p.m. Thurs- Goodale St. Thursday at 2:28 day at 57 Edwards Court. p.m. Russia sponsors Nagorno-Karabakh cease- re talks By Vladimir Azerbaijan has made a Isachenkov potential truce condition- ASSOCIATED PRESS al on the Armenian forc- es’ withdrawal from Na- MOSCOW — Russia gorno-Karabakh, arguing moved to stop the worst that the failure of inter- escalation of ghting in national efforts to negoti- the separatist region of ate a settlement left it no Nagorno-Karabakh in other choice but to try to PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS more than a quarter-cen- reclaim its lands by force. Storm chaser Shaun Piegdon walks down a pier over Lake Arthur as Hurricane Delta’s outer tury by hosting cease- re Speaking in an address talks on Friday. bands move into Louisiana, Friday. to the nation, the Azerbai- Late Thursday, Russian jani president said nearly President Vladimir Putin issued a statement calling three decades of interna- Hurricane Delta makes landfall for a break in the ghting tional talks “haven’t yield- between the Armenian ed an inch of progress, we and Azerbaijani forces haven’t been given back an that have raged for nearly inch of the occupied lands.” in southwestern Louisiana two weeks over the region. “Mediators and leaders The Kremlin said Putin’s of some international or- By Rebecca Santana As the 10th named Charles, about 30 miles said as she watched the initiative followed a series ganizations have stated and Stacey storm to strike the conti- inland from where Delta gusting winds. “Laura was of calls with Armenian that there is no military Plaisance nental U.S. this year, Del- made landfall, rain pelted far enough away and the Prime Minister Nikol solution to the conict,” ASSOCIATED PRESS ta’s arrival snapped a cen- the tarp-covered roofs of winds were going to be Pashinian and Azerbaija- Aliyev said. “I have dis- tury-old record. buildings that Hurricane mild enough here where agreed with the thesis, LAKE CHARLES, La. — People in south Louisi- Laura battered when it we didn’t leave.” ni President Ilham Aliyev. Hurricane Delta crashed The latest outburst of and I have been right. ana steeled themselves barreled through in late Laura damaged about The conict is now being onshore Friday in south- as Delta delivered driving August and killed at least 95 percent of the homes ghting between Azer- western Louisiana as a baijani and Armenian settled by military means rain, powerful winds and 27 people in the state. and buildings in Lake Category 2 storm, com- forces began Sept. 27 and political means will rising water to a part of “It’s devastating and Charles, while up to 8,000 pounding misery along a and marked the biggest come next.” the state still recovering it’s emotional for the citi- residents — 10 percent of path of destruction left by escalation of the de- Azerbaijani of cials and from a deadly catastroph- zenry,” Mayor Nic Hunter the population — remain Hurricane Laura only six cades-old conict over Nagorno-Karabakh sep- ic hurricane six weeks ago. said as he prepared to ride displaced, the mayor said. weeks earlier. Nagorno-Karabakh. The aratist authorities said Power outages in Louisi- out the storm in down- Piles of moldy mattresses, region lies in Azerbaijan heavy shelling continued The center of the hurri- ana and neighboring Tex- town Lake Charles. sawed-up trees and oth- but has been under con- overnight. cane made landfall about as soared past 203,000 Winds picked up Friday er leftover debris lined trol of ethnic Armenian Fighting with heavy 6 p.m. near the town of homes and businesses Fri- evening in inland areas the city’s largely vacant forces backed by Armenia artillery, warplanes and Creole with top winds of day shortly after the storm such as Lafayette, where streets Friday, arousing since the end of a separat- drones has engulfed Na- 100 mph though it rapid- came ashore, according to occasionally strong gusts concern they could cause ist war in 1994. gorno-Karabakh despite ly grew weaker. Within an the tracking website Pow- buffeted trees and sheets more damage and deaths The Kremlin said Putin numerous international hour of Delta hitting land, erOutage.us. of rain were falling. Many when the new storm proposed calling a cease- calls for a cease- re. Both the National Hurricane The Hurricane Cen- parishes and towns im- strikes. re to exchange prison- sides have accused each Center downgraded it to a ter said wind gusts in plemented curfews Friday “We just got lights back ers and collect the bodies other of targeting residen- Category 1 storm with 90 Lake Arthur, Louisiana, until Saturday morning to on like two weeks ago and of dead soldiers. Russian tial areas and civilian in- mph winds. reached 96 mph as Del- encourage people to stay then evacuating again? Foreign Minister Sergey frastructure. Still, forecasters warned ta made landfall. Storm off the roads during the It’s extremely hard,” said Lavrov greeted his Ar- Stepanakert, the capital Delta’s storm surge that surge reached 8 feet east worst of the storm. Roslyn Kennedy. She was menian and Azerbaijani of Nagorno-Karabakh, has could reach up to 11 feet, of Cameron, a sparely pop- Dawn Trosclair checked among a handful of evac- counterparts at the min- been under intense shell- and ash ood warnings ulated coastal community into a hotel Friday, wor- uees at the Burton Col- istry’s mansion in Moscow ing. Residents are staying were posted for much of devastated by 2005’s Hur- ried about trees falling on iseum in Lake Charles, on Friday afternoon. in shelters, some of which southwest Louisiana and ricane Rita and Hurricane her home in Lafayette. waiting to be transported, Armenia said it’s open to are in the basements of parts of neighboring Tex- Ike in 2008. “No other storm really again, to safer destina- holding a cease- re, while apartment buildings. as. In the city of Lake threatened us,” Trosclair tions. A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2020 Professor charged in China case sues Harvard over legal fees

By Alanna Durkin Mukasey, has promised to acterized the charges Authorities say Lieber Richer mount a vigorous defense against him, and perma- was paid $50,000 a month ASSOCIATED PRESS and has said that “when nently and falsely associ- by the Wuhan Universi- justice is done, Charlie’s ated him with academic ty of Technology in China BOSTON — A Har- good name will be re- espionage, forever harm- under his Thousand Tal- vard University professor stored.” ing his reputation,” it said. ents Program contract and charged with hiding his The lawsuit says Har- A Harvard spokesperson awarded more than $1.5 ties to a Chinese-run re- vard denied Lieber’s re- declined to comment on million to establish a re- cruitment program sued quest to advance his de- the lawsuit. The univer- search lab at the Chinese FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the Ivy League school on fense costs, hasn’t agreed sity is cooperating with Friday over its refusal to university. In exchange, On Wednesday federal prosecutors said four to reimburse him at all authorities in the criminal prosecutors say, Lieber former eBay Inc. employees had agreed to pay his legal defense costs, and is demanding that case. accusing it of “turning its agreed to apply for pat- plead guilty in a case that included sending he essentially “prove de- The lawsuit accuses ents and do other work on live spiders and cockroaches to the home of a back on a dedicated facul- nitively his innocence to Harvard of breach of con- behalf of the Chinese uni- Massachusetts couple who ran an online news- ty member.” Harvard” before his trial tract and says the school’s versity. Charles Lieber, who was to get nancial help. failure to follow through letter highly critical of the auction site. Authorities say Lieb- chair of the department “Employees who nd will leave Lieber, who was of chemistry and chemi- themselves accused of diagnosed years ago with er lied about ties to the cal biology, was arrested wrongdoing rely on their a blood cancer, and his program and the Chinese Two former eBay in January at his of ce employers’ promises to family “impoverished.” university, telling federal on campus and charged pay their defense costs,” “It is disturbing that authorities that he was in federal court with lying the complaint says. Harvard acted solely its in never asked to participate about his involvement in “Instead of following own self-interest by turn- in the Thousand Talents employees plead China’s Thousand Talents suit, and supporting their ing its back on a dedicated Plan. He’s been indicted Plan, a program designed long-standing, well-re- faculty member who suf- by a grand jury on two to lure people with knowl- spected employee, Har- fers from a terminal ill- counts of making false guilty in scheme edge of foreign technology vard has placed Professor ness and who is presumed statements to authorities and intellectual property Lieber on administrative innocent. More important- — a charge that calls for to China. leave, publicly denounced ly, it is illegal,” the lawsuit up to ve years in prison if BOSTON (AP) — Two a bloody pig Halloween Lieber’s attorney, Marc him, improperly char- says. he is convicted. former eBay Inc. employ- mask. Three others are ees pleaded guilty Thurs- expected to plead guilty day to their roles in a later this month Boston mayor: Video of ICE stop campaign to terrorize a The employees also sent publisher and editor of pornographic magazines an online newsletter crit- with the husband’s name ical of the company with a on them to their neigh- of Black man ‘disturbing’ scheme that included live bor’s house, planned to spiders and other disturb- break into the couple’s ga- ing deliveries sent to their BOSTON (AP) — Boston dia, one of the agents asks ceptable in so many ways.” “An individual matching rage to install a GPS de- home. vice on their car, and post- Mayor Marty Walsh said a if he has any tattoos on his “It was a disturbing vid- the subject’s description” Stephanie Popp, former video that shows a Black arm. eo to watch,” the mayor appeared in the area, so ed the couple’s names and senior manager of global address online, advertis- jogger being questioned “When I saw the badge told reporters. “It violates they approached him, intelligence; and Veron- ing things like yard sales by immigration agents is and asked them if they somebody’s rights just be- identi ed themselves ica Zea, a former eBay and encouraging strang- “disturbing” and “unac- were ICE of cers and they cause of the color of their as law enforcement and contractor who worked as ers to knock on the door ceptable.” said yes, and I explained skin.” asked to speak with him, an intelligence analyst in Bena Apreala told re- that I wasn’t an immi- U.S. Immigration and the agency said. eBay’s Global Intelligence if the pair wasn’t outside, porters he was jogging in grant, I’m born and raised Customs Enforcement “During the encounter, Center, pleaded guilty to of cials said. the city’s West Roxbury in Boston and that I have said in an emailed state- ICE of cers determined conspiracy to commit cy- The couple was target- neighborhood on Tuesday no idea what they’re stop- ment that of cers were the individual was not the berstalking and conspira- ed after their newsletter when three men stopped ping me for, they said that “conducting surveillance subject of their investiga- cy to tamper with witness- published an article about him, asked him for iden- immigration isn’t the only as part of a targeted en- tion and that he did not es. They are scheduled to a lawsuit led by eBay ac- ti cation and questioned thing that they investigate forcement action” in West have any additional in- be sentenced in February. cusing Amazon of poach- where he was from. In and proceeded to question Roxbury and were looking formation regarding their They are among seven ing its sellers, investiga- a video of the encounter me,” Apreala told WBUR. for a previously deported subject or his whereabouts former eBay employees tors said. lmed by Apreala, which Walsh said this week Haitian man with multi- and was free to leave the charged in the scheme An email seeking com- was posted on social me- that the video is “unac- ple criminal convictions. scene,” it said. that involved other anon- ment were sent Friday to ymous deliveries sent to an attorney for Zea. An at- the couple’s home, includ- torney for Popp declined to Massachusetts casinos cleared to ing a funeral wreath and comment. offer roulette games NEW ENGLAND BRIEFS Two hurt when re patrol ber of confirmed corona- virus cases and a rising BOSTON (AP) — Two Slots, blackjack and FALL SPORTS city’s average daily case plane ips onto roof in number of virus-related Massachusetts casinos smaller poker games are POSTPONED rate is higher than eight Plymouth hospitalizations, even have been cleared by now allowed, but capacity The second largest city positive cases per 100,000 though the state’s posi- state gambling regulators remains limited. in Massachusetts has residents. PLYMOUTH (AP) — tivity rate remains lower to start offering roulette The state’s third casino, postponed all fall high The decision affects six Two people suffered mi- than 2 percent. games again. Plainridge Park in Plain- school sports because the public schools and two pa- nor injuries when a small She said most of the The Massachusetts ville, offers only electronic community’s coronavi- rochial schools. airplane used to spot fires new cases appear to be Gaming Commission on games. rus transmission rate re- “I feel super bad for the flipped over onto its roof connected to small gath- Thursday unanimous- Casinos in nearby states mains high. kids and coaches,” Worces- at a Massachusetts air- erings, not large public port, authorities say. ly voted to allow Encore have already started of- Worcester of cials on ter Public Schools athletic events, and urged Rhode Boston Harbor in Everett fering roulette safely, the Thursday said fall sports The single-engine air- director Dave Shea told Islanders to “try to be a and MGM Spring eld to commission noted. including football, soccer craft was landing at Plym- The Telegram & Gazette. little more careful.” offer roulette with modi - A spokesperson for En- and eld hockey could outh Municipal Airport at “It would have been more In other news, Raimon- cations, including a limit core welcomed the deci- now be played during an about 3:30 p.m. Thursday ideal to play now than in do said the alleged plot of three players per ta- sion. abbreviated season sched- afternoon when it flipped, to kidnap Michigan Gov. fall II, but when it comes ble divided by plexiglass “To ensure the safety of uled to start in late Feb- perhaps because of the Gretchen Whitmer was to the safety and well- shields. our guests and employees, ruary called Fall II. windy conditions at the “terrible,” but said she The state’s three casi- we will continue to im- Worcester is one of doz- being of all our athletes, time, Airport Manager herself feels safe. nos were closed for about plement extensive health ens of communities in the coaches and everyone Tom Maher told The Pa- four months because of and disinfection proce- state considered high-risk involved, I have to side triot Ledger. Rhode Island child abduction “The pilot and passenger the coronavirus pandem- dures at roulette tables hotspots for the disease, on caution and I have to suspect faces more charges ic, but were allowed to that are similar to proto- according to the state listen to the people above suffered minor injuries,” reopen in July at limited cols in place at our other Department of Public me saying this is the best he said. PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) capacity. table games,” he said. Health, meaning that the thing to do right now.” They got out of the air- — Authorities have brought craft on their own and additional charges against a both were transported to Rhode Island man suspect- Beth Israel Deaconess ed of abducting and sexu- A long road: Weed goes on sale Hospital-Plymouth as a ally assaulting a 9-year-old precaution, fire officials girl who was grabbed after said. No names were re- she got off her school bus. years after approval in Maine leased. Luis Martinez-Romero, The Plymouth Coun- 34, of Cranston, was ar- ty Fire Patrol plane was A referendum was ap- raigned Friday on three By David Sharp checking the area for brush ASSOCIATED PRESS proved nearly four years counts first-degree child fires prior to landing. ago, in November 2016, molestation sexual assault, It suffered some damage SOUTH PORTLAND, but the effort to set up a police said. Maine — Mainers got and is currently locked in “After a further investiga- method for legally pur- a hangar at the airport their rst opportunity to chasing cannabis dragged tion, speaking with the little legally buy marijuana for pending an investigation. on through two legislative girl with our partner agen- recreational use, but a rewrites, two vetoes by cies, additional information supply shortage was a po- Governor: No plans to ease the former governor and developed that led to these tential buzzkill. a change in administra- restrictions anytime soon charges,” Maj. David Lapa- Retailers blame the tions, said Erik Gunders- tin told The Providence pandemic and a limited PROVIDENCE, R.I. Journal. number of licensed manu- en, director of the Maine (AP) — Gov. Gina Rai- Of ce of Marijuana Policy. The suspect had original- facturers for reducing the mondo does not anticipate ly been charged with sec- Once things got rolling, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS variety of products avail- relaxing any of the Rhode ond-degree sexual assault the coronavirus pandemic able on Friday. Licenses Buyers are let in to purchase cannabis prod- Island’s coronavirus re- and kidnapping of a minor. created further delays as were issued only a month ucts at Theory Wellness on Friday in South strictions until a vaccine Martinez-Romero contin- the state determined how ago, causing retailers to Portland, Maine. becomes available. ues to be held without bail. scramble to stock their to safely open stores, he The state has been in He has not entered pleas. shelves. said. ing and it represents a than 100 joints. Included Phase 3 of its economic No defense attorney was That didn’t deter shop- Under state law, mari- starting point, said David within that limit, custom- recovery plane since June listed in court records and pers. juana growers and prod- Boyer, an independent ers may also purchase 5 and will likely stay there he was referred to the public “This is a big day,” Ben uct suppliers have to be marijuana industry con- grams of concentrate. for several more months, defender’s office. Bolstridge, of Lewiston, licensed, and the prod- sultant in Maine. Many retailers, however, the Democratic governor The girl was abducted said after making his pur- ucts have to be certi ed “To the state’s credit, were limiting customers told WPRI-TV on Thurs- at about 3 p.m. Monday in chases. “It’s the rst time by a state-licensed lab. there’s something to be to smaller purchases to day. Providence. The suspect in Maine history that you For now, there are only a said for planting a ag stretch their supply. “As much as I would love drove her around and even- can actually buy recre- handful of manufacturers, and breaking the ice and Co-founder Brandon to relax these regulations, tually dropped her off in the ational marijuana. That’s and one laboratory. starting sales for thou- Pollock from Theory Well- I am confident that’s not area from which she was awesome. I wanted to be Another store was li- sands of adults who don’t ness, which has cannabis the right thing to do,” she taken in less than an hour, here today.” censed this week, bringing have access for one reason stores in South Portland said. “We have to stay police said. Maine’s road to becom- the total to eight. But only or another. It’s a big day,” and Waterville, agreed where we are in Phase Police released surveil- ing the 10th state allow- six of them were open Fri- he said. that supply is limited for 3 and just hold on for a lance video that shows a ing the retail sale of mari- day, a state of cial said. State law allows each the moment but said he’s few more months until we person running up from be- juana for recreational use That’s a bit of a disap- customer to buy up to 2.5 pleased vendors are out of have a vaccine.” hind the girl and grabbing was exceptionally ardu- pointment for advocates. ounces (70 grams) of can- the “purgatory” after years She also expressed con- her, then carrying her to an ous. But it’s better than noth- nabis, enough to roll more of delays. cern about a rising num- SUV. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A7

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WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. Pour a shot and learn a lot about Prohibition By Thor Jourgensen run runners as detailed will introduce tour par- marbleheadmuseum.org/ ITEM STAFF in Daniel Okrent’s book, ticipants to the tale of the upcoming-programs-page/ “Last call: The rise and fall screeching lady of Lovis The Museum reopened MARBLEHEAD — The of Prohibition.” Cove and Wizard Dia- in July after initially pandemic has nothing Breen is a lecturer in the mond who, according to closing in compliance with on the Prohibition when Legal Studies Program legend, could communicate coronavirus precautions. it comes to the blow the at Brandeis. He teaches telepathically with sailors Small tours took visitors U.S. Constitution’s 18th courses, including Civil at sea and guide them into historic sites, includ- amendment dealt the Liberties in America. through storms safely. liquor industry. ing the Jeremiah Lee He will detail Prohi- She will also talk about Mansion. The J.O.J. Frost Dr. Daniel Breen tells bition’s pleasures and Wilmot Redd, who was Gallery and Carolyn the story of Prohibition problems and discuss why among the last people Lynch Education Center in New England during the 18th amendment only accused, convicted and an Oct. 21, 7 p.m. virtual survived for 13 years. hanged during the Sa- were reopened along with lecture sponsored by the His lecture falls right in lem Witch Trials. Redd’s the Museum Shop. Marblehead Museum. the middle of the Muse- history and her execution To comply with precau- He explains how the um’s pre-Halloween activ- in 1692 are noted locally tions, visits to the Muse- region was rife with rum ities, with local historian with a marker near where um’s 170 Washington St. runners who operated Diana Dunlap leading her home stood. location are limited with from towns along the Ca- tours of Old Burial Hill Go to www.marblehead- public programs offered COURTESY PHOTO nadian border and brought scheduled for Oct. 16, 17, museum.org to register for on Zoom, with programs listed on the museum Dr. Daniel Breen will tell the story of Prohibi- illegal booze in by boat. 23 and 24 at 6:30 p.m. Breen’s Oct. 21 online lec- The Marblehead police Attired in costume and ture and purchase haunt- website, marbleheadmuse- tion-era New England during a virtual lecture arrested their share of carrying a lantern, Dunlap ed tour tickets at https:// um.org. Oct. 21. With ‘Dreams’ and juice, Idaho man finds online fame By Sian Watson 25, so he skated to work, era people everywhere. I ASSOCIATED PRESS singing, lming and was just like, ‘What the drinking as he went. He heck! This is like Pub- Warehouse worker almost didn’t post the lishers Clearing House!’ Nathan Apodaca is en- clip, but broke into a I’m like ‘Did I just win a joying the ride of online smile when all the views fame from a 22-second check?’ Yeah, the truck and likes started to roll TikTok video in which he and the juice was wow, in — more than a million chugs cranberry juice and that was just amazing,” after he’d ended his shift sings along to Fleetwood he said. that day. Mac’s “Dreams” while Streams of the 1977 “I’m just happy that I cruising down an Idaho Fleetwood Mac track highway atop a long- could bring everybody have soared, and band board. just a chance to smile, co-founder Mick Fleet- The video has racked just in all this chaos wood posted his own vid- up more than 33 mil- that’s going on right eo emulating Apodaca’s. now,” he said. “I’m glad lion views and counting The 73-year-old drum- I can just let everybody since he posted it last mer wrote on TikTok: just take time out and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS month, with thousands ”@420doggface208 had it just breathe.” of others posting their right. Dreams and Cran- Danbury, Conn., Mayor Mark Boughton announced a tongue-in-cheek own versions, including Ocean Spray, whose move posted on his Facebook page to rename Danbury’s local sewage cranberry juice Apodaca berry just hits different.” politicians and even Mick treatment plant after Oliver following the comedian’s expletive- lled is seen swigging in the Apodaca says he’s Fleetwood. rant about the city. video, latched on to the hoping for additional “I’ve just been getting partnerships with Ocean ooded with everybody, moment as a marketing Spray but doesn’t have a even just a little boy opportunity. This week grand plan to capitalize drinking juice,” he said the company gave him a Connecticut city OKs renaming from the RV where he new truck lled with as on his newfound fame. lives in Idaho Falls, Ida- much juice as he could “I hear of things coming ho. “I think I’ve even seen drink. His daughter, who up,” he said. “But if this sewage plant for John Oliver a dog on a skateboard had been helping him just stops right now, I’m rolling around with some track interview requests ne with it. ... I’m bless- By Dave Collins show by offering to the plant that includes juice taped to him or and online donations, ed that everybody’s just ASSOCIATED PRESS donate $55,000 to local his name, as well as something. It’s insane.” knocked at the door. happy about this all, just charities if Danbury ac- attend the ribbon-cut- to vibe out for even just It’s official. Every time Apodaca, 37, said his “I go outside and yeah, tually followed through ting, Boughton said. A vehicle broke down Sept. there’s just all these cam- 15 to 30 seconds.” residents of Danbury, with renaming the Connecticut, flush, they timeline has not been plant. finalized. will be sending their “I didn’t know that Representatives for special deliveries to the I wanted my name on John Oliver Memorial your (expletive) factory Oliver and HBO had Sewer Plant. but now that you floated no immediate comment The City Council voted it as an option, it is all Friday. 18-1 Thursday night that I want,” Oliver said. It’s still not clear why to rename the sewage Boughton said Friday Oliver singled out Dan- plant after the comedi- that the feud has been bury for a tongue-lash- an, who began a tongue- a good distraction from ing. He first brought in-cheek battle with the coronavirus and up the city during an Danbury when he went other troubles of the August segment on on an expletive-filled times. He also said Oli- racial disparities in the rant against the city on ver’s promised donations jury selection process, HBO’s “Last Week To- have helped spur local citing problems in a few night with John Oliver” fundraising efforts for Connecticut towns from in August. area food banks that Mayor Mark Bough- could end up collecting decades ago. He noted ton didn’t waste any a few hundred thousand Danbury’s “charming time responding on dollars to feed needy railway museum” and social media. He posted families. its “historic Hearthstone a video of himself at the The mayor added he Castle.” sewage plant saying the will be offering tours of “I know exactly three city was going to name the sewer plant for $500 things about Dan- it after Oliver. donations to local food bury,” he said. “USA “Why?” the Republican pantries. Today ranked it the mayor asked. “Because “I think it’s been a second-best city to live it’s full of crap just like home run. It’s been a lot in in 2015, it was once you, John.” of fun,” Boughton said the center of the Amer- That drew a delighted of the spat. “If I can put ican hat industry and if response from Oliver, food on people’s table for but he went off against Thanksgiving by naming you’re from there, you COURTESY PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the city again because a sewer plant after a have a standing invite Boughton later said he very popular comedian, to come get a thrashing Nathan Apodaca is enjoying fame from a 22-second TikTok video in was just joking. we’ll do it all day long.” from John Oliver — chil- which he chugs cranberry juice and sings along to Fleetwood Mac’s Oliver upped the Oliver has offered to dren included — (exple- “Dreams” while cruising down an Idaho highway atop a longboard. stakes on his Aug. 30 provide the new sign for tive) you.” WEATHER LOTTERY National weather MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: SUN, MOON, TIDES Forecast for Saturday, October 10, 2020 TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. Friday ...... 2955 Friday ...... 9453 Thursday ...... 2129 Sunrise today 6:50 a.m. Sunshine along with some SW winds 15 to 20 kt with Thursday ...... 9758 cloudy intervals. High 76F. gusts up to 25 kt. Waves Wednesday ...... 0696 Wednesday ...... 7349 Sunset today 6:10 p.m. Winds SW at 15 to 25 mph. around 2 ft. Higher wind gusts possible. Sunrise tomorrow 6:51 a.m. Night: SW winds 15 to 20 kt, Friday’s payoff: Friday’s payoff: Night: Partly cloudy. A stray becoming W 10 to 15 kt after High tide today 5:59 p.m. shower or thunderstorm is midnight. Gusts up to 25 kt. EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER Low tide today 11:35 p.m. possible. Low 54F. Winds W Waves around 2 ft. All 4 ...... $4,484 All 4 ...... $6,089 at 10 to 20 mph. First or last 3 ...... $628 First or last 3 ...... $852 High tide tomorrow 6:58 p.m. H L DELTA Any 2 ...... $54 Any 2 ...... $73 Any 1 ...... $5 Any 1 ...... $7 H ANY ORDER ANY ORDER Fronts All 4 ...... $374 All 4 ...... $254 Cold Warm Stationary Pressure First 3 ...... $105 First 3 ...... $142 H L Last 3 ...... $109 Last 3 ...... $142 High Low Showers Rain T-storms Flurries Snow Ice TODAY TOMORROW OCT. 10 OCT. 16 <-10 -0s0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110+ MONDAY M’Sunny | High 76, Low 54 M’ Sunny | High 58, Low 48 P.M. Showers | High 55, Low 53 NATIONAL SUMMARY: Delta will weaken and unravel over the lower Mis- sissippi Valley today, but heavy rain, damaging winds and severe thunder- storms will persist. Lesser showers will extend to the southern Atlantic and Gulf coasts. As showers push across New England, rain and high-country snow will fall on the Northwest. Heat will build over the southern Plains.

©2020 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2020 Swampscott golf stays hot with win over Salem By Mike Alongi start (Friday) and they’ve ITEM SPORTS EDITOR been great leaders for us What a difference a few this season,” said Salem matches makes. coach Tom Doyle. “We The Swampscott golf had a few guys out of the team continued its lineup, but other guys streak of strong play stepped up and played Friday afternoon, tak- well in their place. Guys ing down Northeastern keep improving every- Conference foe Salem by day, and that’s all you a score of 50.5-21.5 on the road at Olde Salem can ask for.” Greens. After struggling “I was really impressed out of the gate this sea- with Ethan and Bobby son, the Big Blue has be- today,” said Knowles. gun to get into a groove. “They’re great golfers “Our first two match- and they’re very tough es were not indicative of to beat on their home how our guys performed during tryouts,” said course.” Swampscott coach Jason Salem (0-3) takes on Knowles. “After some Beverly Tuesday back at range work and some Olde Salem Greens. minor tweaks, I feel like “We’ve got a great group now we’re playing to our of guys here and they all full potential.” enjoy being around each Winners on the day for other and working to- the Big Blue included Lou Spellios in the No. 3 gether, and that’s half the battle,” said Doyle. ITEM PHOTO | JOE BROWN spot (7-2), Nate Stern in the No. 4 spot (5.5-3.5), “Obviously this is a hard Kyle Joyce (right) had a day to remember for the Peabody boys soccer team, scoring four goals Will Roddy at No. 5 (8.5- game, so we’re just hop- to lead the Tanners to a 7-0 victory over Salem Friday. 0.5), Jason Bouffard at ing the guys stick with it No. 6 (8.5-0.5), Brendan and keep working hard Sheehan at No. 7 (7.5- to improve as we move 1.5) and Nate Maerck- along.” lein at No. 8 (7-2). Joyce paces Peabody offense “Our captains, Danny Swampscott (4-2) will DiLisio, Aidan Graciale look to make it five in a and Nate Stern have row when the Big Blue in season-opening win been excellent role mod- take on Beverly Wednes- els for our younger play- day afternoon (3:30) at ers this year, and that’s Tedesco Country Club. By Mike Alongi assist and Pedro Vieira game. Joyce scored again discipline in terms of the really contributed to our Swampscott fell to Bev- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR scored one goal. Michael about 10 minutes later to new safety modi cations winning streak,” said erly by just one point in Balke and Kyle Lobao make it 2-0 Peabody, and put into place this year Knowles. “Lou Spellios is PEABODY — Kyle each had one assist in he scored his hat trick because of COVID-19. continuing to roll at the their previous meeting Joyce didn’t waste any the win, while goalie goal just before the half “We’ve been working No. 3 spot after playing last week. time in the opening game Joey Swanton earned the to give the Tanners a 3-0 a lot on making sure we great all summer. He’s a “We’re really looking of the season Friday, shutout in net. advantage at the break. abide by the new rules in big reason for our better forward to a rematch scoring four goals to help “Kyle had a big game Joyce started the sec- practice,” said McKeen. play of late as well.” against Beverly,” said lift the Peabody boys and he’s a great player,” ond half in similar fash- “We still saw a couple of Salem’s winners were Knowles. “They only beat soccer team to a 7-0 win Ethan Doyle in the No. said McKeen. “We ac- ion, scoring just three mistakes out there with us by one point in our over Northeastern Con- tually changed up our minutes into the third 1 spot (6-3) and Bobby guys not thinking, but first meeting and now ference foe Salem at Pea- formation to a 4-5-1 to quarter to push the lead on the whole I think the Jellison in the No. 2 spot body Veterans Memorial we get them on our home leave him up front alone to 4-0. Maciel added his guys are doing a good job (5.5-3.5). High School. course, so we’re excited because he moves so well rst goal of the game a out there so far. It’s tough “Ethan and Bobby re- “We played well and it and he’s such a smart few minutes later, then for a lot of these guys ally got us off to a great to see how it goes.” was a great way to start player. Then you add Vieira scored to effec- because at this point in off the season,” said Pea- guys like Victor, Pedro tively put the game out their lives it’s mostly body coach Stan McKeen. and Ramon (Falcao), and of reach. Maciel round- instincts out there, but “We moved the ball well, we’ve got a really solid ed out the scoring with we’ve done a good job our defense played well middle of the eld.” a goal at the start of the working around it to this and it was an all-around The Tanners came out fourth quarter. point.” solid game.” and scored right away, One thing that was ap- In addition to Joyce’s getting a goal from Joyce parent as the Tanners PEABODY, B2 four goals, Victor Maciel on a rebound less than took the eld for their had two goals and one two minutes into the rst game was the team’s Marblehead boys soccer falls to Beverly

Daly (one save) led the SCHOOL ROUNDUP way, notching his sec- ond shutout in as many By Mike Alongi games. On the offen- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR sive side Owen Siew- Despite jumping out ert scored on a penalty to a 2-0 lead early on, kick to get St. John’s the Marblehead boys started in the first half. soccer team couldn’t Evan Hannibal as- hold on and eventual- sisted a goal from Drew ly fell on the road to a Keenan in the second strong Beverly team, half and junior James 4-3. Gikas finished off the “I’m proud of the way scoring with his first the guys came out and varsity goal. played to open the sea- The Eagles (1-0-1) are son,” said Marblehead back at home for their coach Elmer Magana, senior day Tuesday now in his first sea- (5) where they’ll host son at the helm. “We Xaverian. jumped out early and GIRLS SOCCER had a great start, but Swampscott 1, Mas- we just couldn’t sustain conomet 1 it.” KK Kearney scored Baxter Jennings the lone goal for the scored two goals in the Big Blue in the draw. loss, while Camden Heafitz scored one goal. Swampscott (0-1-1) will Gavin Shevory played go up against Peabody well in net. on the road Tuesday af- Marblehead (0-1) will ternoon (4). host Masconomet in its Beverly 5, home opener Tuesday Marblehead 0 afternoon (4). Marblehead (0-1) BOYS SOCCER travels to Masconomet St. John’s Prep 3, Tuesday evening (6). Malden Catholic 0 FIELD HOCKEY The Eagles grabbed Lynnfield 4, North ITEM FILE PHOTO ITEM FILE PHOTO their first win of the Reading 4 season in their home The Pioneers (0-1-1) Lou Spellios continued to impress in the No. Baxter Jennings scored two goals despite the opener to remain un- travels to Amesbury Marblehead boys soccer team’s loss to Beverly 3 spot during the Swampscott golf team’s win beaten. Tuesday afternoon over Salem Friday at Olde Salem Greens. Friday night. Senior goalie Eoghan (3:30). B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2020

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE SATURDAY MONDAY Joyce, Peabody offense goes above Girls Soccer Girls Soccer Bishop Fenwick at Matignon (10) Lynnfield at Ipswich (10) St. Mary’s at Bishop Stang (12) Bishop Fenwick at Arlington Catholic Lynnfield at North Reading (2) and beyond in win over Salem (12) Boys Soccer St. Mary’s at Central Catholic (3) St. Mary’s at Bishop Stang (10) Matignon at Bishop Fenwick (12) Boys Soccer PEABODY North Reading at Lynnfield (2) Ipswich at Lynnfield (10) From B1 Field Hockey St. Mary’s at Central Catholic (11) St. Mary’s at Bishop Stang (11) Arlington Catholic at Bishop Fenwick The Tanners are also Volleyball (12) employing a rst-year Archbishop Williams at Bishop Fen- Field Hockey goalkeeper this year in wick (12:30) Swampscott at Gloucester (10) St. Mary’s at Bishop Stang (12:15) Swanton, a football player St. Mary’s at Central Catholic (5) who hasn’t played soccer Golf Volleyball St. Mary’s at Bishop Fenwick (3:30) since his freshman year. St. Mary’s at Central Catholic (1) Cross Country With inexperience in the Gloucester at Peabody (8) Golf net, McKeen knows he Matignon at Bishop Fenwick (9) Bishop Fenwick at St. Joseph’s Prep will have to lean on the Marblehead at Salem (10) (3) strength of his team’s de- SUNDAY Salem at Danvers (3) fense a little more. Golf Cross Country “We lost all of our goalies Cardinal Spellman at Bishop Fenwick St. Mary’s at Central Catholic (11) to graduation, so we ac- (3:30) tually have one goalie on the team this year,” said TV RADIO McKeen. “I’ve got seven Auto racing defenders back there, and 3:30 p.m...... Xfinity: Drive for the Cure 250 ...... NBC they’re interchangeable Boxing back there. We’re real- 9 p.m...... Lipinets vs. Abdukakhorov (welterweights) .....Showtime College football ly going to be depending 12 p.m...... Florida at Texas A&M ...... ESPN on those guys, especially La.-Monroe at Liberty ...... ESPN2 (captain) Nick (Sablone) LSU at Missouri ...... SEC Network because he’s a big commu- South Carolina at Vanderbilt ...... SEC Network Texas at Oklahoma ...... Fox nicator on the back end.” Virginia Tech at North Carolina ...... ABC Peabody (1-0) is back in 1:30 p.m...... Citadel at Army ...... CBSSN action Tuesday afternoon 3:30 p.m...... Tennessee at Georgia ...... CBS (4) on the road at Swamp- Texas Tech at Iowa State ...... ABC UTSA at BYU ...... ESPN2 scott. 4 p.m...... Arkansas at Auburn ...... ESPN “It was a great start to Kansas St. at TCU ...... Fox the season and hopefully Middle Tenn. at Fla. International ...... ESPNU we can continue to im- 6 p.m...... Temple at Navy ...... CBSSN ITEM PHOTO | JOE BROWN 7:30 p.m...... Alabama at Mississippi ...... ESPN prove and ride this mo- Florida St. at Notre Dame ...... NBC mentum as we keep mov- Peabody’s Kyle Lobao (left) races Salem’s Nick DaCosta for the ball in Miami at Clemson ...... ABC ing forward,” said McKeen. front of the net. Mississippi St. at Kentucky ...... SEC Network UTEP at Louisiana Tech ...... ESPN2 8 p.m...... Charlotte at North Texas...... ESPNU Golf 6 a.m...... European Tour: BMW PGA Championship ...... Golf 11 a.m...... LPGA Tour: KPMG Women’s PGA Championship ..... Golf 12 p.m...... LPGA Tour: KPMG Women’s PGA Championship .... NBC 2:30 p.m...... Champions Tour: SAS Championship ...... Golf 5 p.m...... PGA Tour: Shriners Hospitals For Children Open ..... Golf Horse racing 12:30 p.m...... Belmont Park Live ...... FS1

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Rams 3 1 0 .750 106 80 PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Denver 1 3 0 .250 82 98 Arizona 2 2 0 .500 98 92 LAC 1 3 0 .250 83 95 San Fran 2 2 0 .500 107 71 The Patriots’ facility was closed for most of the week after reigning Defensive Player of the Year Thursday’s Games Miami at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. Stephon Gilmore joined Newton on the reserve/COVID-19 list. Chicago 20, Tampa Bay 19 N.Y. Giants at Dallas, 4:25 p.m. Sunday’s Games Indianapolis at Cleveland, 4:25 p.m. Cincinnati at Baltimore, 1 p.m. Minnesota at Seattle, 8:20 p.m. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. Open: Detroit, Green Bay Pats prepare to host Broncos Carolina at Atlanta, 1 p.m. Las Vegas at Kansas City, 1 p.m. Monday’s Games L.A. Rams at Washington, 1 p.m. Denver at New England, 5 p.m. Arizona at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. L.A. Chargers at New Orleans, 8:15 Jacksonville at Houston, 1 p.m. p.m. in shadow of positive tests MLB POSTSEASON By Kyle Hightower player Bill Murray. through them and that’s symptoms as of Wednes- Division Series MONDAY ASSOCIATED PRESS It altered New En- what we’re doing.” day. FRIDAY Houston vs. Tampa Bay-New York gland’s game prep for its Broncos quarterback If Newton doesn’t play, FOXBOROUGH — For Elimination game: New York Yankees Yankees winner matchup with Denver to Brett Rypien said he the Patriots will have to (Cole 7-3) vs. Tampa Bay (Glasnow the second straight week, Atlanta vs. Los Angeles Dodgers virtual meetings and lm doesn’t have any reser- choose between backups 5-1), 7:10 p.m. the New England Patriots study. It’s also left the Pa- vations about playing in TUESDAY Brian Hoyer and Jarrett League Championship are heading into a game triots at a competitive dis- New England following Tampa Bay-New York Yankees winner Stidham. Both struggled SUNDAY after having their prepa- advantage as they look to the outbreak. Houston vs. Tampa Bay-New York vs. Houston rations disrupted by a against the Chiefs. Hoy- Yankees winner Atlanta vs. Los Angeles Dodgers extend a four-game home “I don’t think there’s teammate testing positive win streak over a Bron- any concern on our end. er got pulled late in the for the coronavirus. cos team that has gone We trust the league will third quarter following an TODAY IN SPORTS Last week it was Cam through a normal, on-eld make the right decision. interception and fumble. Oct. 10 2004 — New England wins its Newton, who tested posi- practice schedule. Whatever happens, hap- Stidham threw a touch- 1920 — The Chicago Cardinals 19th straight game, setting an tive two days before their The NFL helped out a pens,” he said. “Right now down pass but also had a play to a 0-0 tie with the Chica- NFL record for consecutive wins matchup with Kansas little by postponing the we have to focus on the pair of interceptions. go Tigers in their first American — counting the playoffs — with City and was forced to sit game, scheduled for 1 game plan and getting Belichick was noncom- Professional Football Associa- a 24-10 victory over Miami. out. p.m. Sunday, to Monday ready for the game.” mittal on who might start tion game. The game is held at 2011 — NBA Commissioner This week the Patriots’ at 5 p.m. Denver hasn’t won in if Newton is unavailable. Cubs Park, later renamed Wrig- David Stern cancels the first two facility was closed for “I think we knew at the New England since 2006. ley Field. weeks of the season after own- most of the week after “We’ll see how it goes,” 1936 — Ohio State trumpet beginning of the season The status of both ers and players are unable to reigning Defensive Player that there were going to Newton and Gilmore for Belichick said. “We’ll player John Brungart dots the ‘i’ reach a new labor deal and end make a decision on that in “Script Ohio” for the first time of the Year Stephon Gilm- be challenges and there Monday remains unclear, the lockout. Games originally after we get more infor- during halftime of the Buckeyes’ scheduled to be played from ore joined Newton on the have been,” Patriots coach though Gilmore said in 6-0 loss to Pittsburgh at Ohio Nov. 1 through Nov. 14 are reserve/COVID-19 list Bill Belichick said. “We’re a post on Twitter that mation on all those guys, Stadium in Columbus, Ohio. wiped out. along with practice-squad committed to working he wasn’t experiencing starting with Cam.” After Brungart, the honor began 2011 — Anthony Calvillo to go exclusively to sousaphone becomes pro football’s all-time players, with exceptions made passing leader in spectacular for well-known fans of the Ohio fashion with a 50-yard TD pass Goalies get shuf ed in NHL free State program, like John Glenn, to Jamel Richardson that Jack Nicklaus and Bob Hope. cements the Montreal Alouettes’ 1964 — John Henry Johnson of 29-19 win over the Toronto Argo- Pittsburgh rushes for 200 yards nauts. Calvillo needed 258 to lead the Steelers to a 23-7 agency; Lightning depleted yards to break Damon Allen’s all- triumph over the Cleveland time CFL record of 72,381 Browns. en Alex Pietrangelo and materializing in the rst dressed their goaltending yards. By John Wawrow 1974 — Danny Gare of Buffalo 2017 — The United States are ASSOCIATED PRESS Torey Krug and winger hours of free agency. needs after trading Devan scores 18 seconds into his first eliminated from World Cup con- Taylor Hall, remained on Jacob Markstrom left Dubnyk to San Jose, by NHL game as the Sabres beat It didn’t take long for the tention with a shocking 2-1 loss the market with a $81.5 Vancouver to sign a six- signing Cam Talbot sign- the Boston Bruins 9-5. bubble to begin bursting to Trinidad and Tobago. Trinidad million cap — unchanged year, $36 million contract ing a three-year, $11 mil- 1979 — Quebec’s Real Cloutier on the Tampa Bay Light- scores a pair of first-half goals from last year — adding with the Calgary Flames. lion deal. Anton Khudobin, scores three goals in his first ning’s Stanley Cup party. NHL game, but the Nordiques and the United States will miss a layer of uncertainty to a The Canucks replaced who backstopped the Dal- the World Cup for the first time The effects of a at sal- lose 5-3 to the Atlanta Flames. ary cap took its toll on coronavirus pandemic-al- Markstrom by signing las Stars run to the Stan- 1981 — Southern Cal’s Marcus since 1986. The 28th-ranked tered economy. Braden Holtby to a two- ley Cup Final, is staying Allen rushes for 211 yards, his Americans needed merely a tie the Lightning less than against 99th-ranked Trinidad, two weeks after winning “It’s a bit of a new world year, $8.6 million contract. put in Dallas after signing fifth straight 200-plus rushing right now with the at The 2016 Vezina Trophy a three-year, $10 million game, in a 13-10 loss to Arizo- which lost its sixth straight qual- their second Stanley Cup. na. ifier last week. Tampa Bay bid farewell to cap and the revenue sit- winner spent his rst 10 contract. 1987 — Columbia sets an 2017 — The Vegas Golden defenseman Kevin Shat- uation,” Minnesota Wild seasons in Washington, Among skaters, Shat- NCAA record with its 35th Knights win their home opener tenkirk, who signed with general manager Bill where he helped the Cap- tenkirk agreed to a three- straight loss, 38-8 to Princeton. and remain unbeaten three Anaheim, and the team Guerin said. “You don’t itals win the Cup in 2018. year deal worth $11.7 1998 — New Hampshire’s Jerry games into their inaugural sea- was forced to place center want to risk anything Henrik Lundqvist signed million, a person familiar Azumah becomes the first back son with a 5-2 victory over the too long on either side a one-year contract with with the situation told Arizona Coyotes. Marc-Andre Tyler Johnson on waivers in NCAA Division I-AA history to because it just might not Washington, two weeks The Associated Press. The run for more than 1,000 yards Fleury makes 31 saves for the as the NHL’s free agency in four consecutive seasons. He Golden Knights, who become period opened Friday. make sense.” after having his contract person spoke on the condi- has 165 yards and one touch- the first team in NHL history to In the meantime, the The one exception in- bought out by the New tion of anonymity because down in a 22-13 loss to Rich- begin their debut season with league’s higher prole free volved goalies, with a York Rangers. the deal has not been an- mond. three straight wins. agents such as defensem- long-anticipated shuf e The Wild quickly ad- nounced. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION Judge allows ex-cop charged in Floyd’s death to live out of state MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — trict Judge Peter Cahill A Minnesota judge cited said in an order released safety concerns as he is- Friday but dated Thursday sued new conditions of re- that the state Department lease for an ex-Minneapo- of Corrections, which is su- lis police of cer charged in pervising Chauvin while the death of George Floyd he’s on release, presented that would allow him to evidence in private “sup- live in a neighboring state porting safety concerns while he awaits trial. that have arisen.” The or- Derek Chauvin posted $1 der did not say what that million bond on Wednes- evidence entailed. day and was allowed to Chauvin’s previous con- walk free from the maxi- ditions prohibited him mum security state prison from leaving Minnesota where he had been held for without court permission his safety since shortly af- and ordered him to sign ter his arrest. Floyd died extradition waivers if he after Chauvin, who is was released. Under the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS white, pressed his knee new conditions, he “must against Floyd’s neck for White House chief economic adviser Larry Kudlow talks with reporters outside the White House establish residency some- several minutes even after about coronavirus relief package negotiations Friday. where in the State of Min- the handcuffed Black man nesota or a contiguous pleaded for air before his death May 25. Chauvin state as soon as possible” White House ups virus aid offer, was later charged with and report it to his super- second-degree uninten- vising of cer. His address tional murder, third-de- will be shared with local gree murder and sec- law enforcement, but any- resumes talks with Pelosi ond-degree manslaughter. one who is given his ad- Chauvin’s release trig- dress is ordered to keep it WASHINGTON (AP) — lambasted Democrats for offer have narrowed” in ad- gotiator — were issuing gered two nights of pro- con dential. The White House is boost- their demands on an aid vance of a the telephone demands for a smaller tests in Minneapolis and The former of cer must ing its offer in up-and- bill. conversation later Friday package stuffed with St. Paul. Gov. Tim Walz also carry a cellphone and down COVID-19 aid talks Pelosi’s most recent pub- between Pelosi and Trump’s priorities. mobilized National Guard keep it on, charged and in Friday in hopes of an lic offer was about $2.2 tril- Mnuchin. All this comes as Trump troops and state law en- range so that the Depart- agreement before Election lion, though that included McConnell remains a is sliding in the polls and is forcement of cers to help ment of Corrections can Day, even as President a business tax increase skeptic that a deal can sidelined by his COVID-19 keep the peace. Three oth- reach him at all times. He Donald Trump’s most pow- that Republicans won’t go come together — and he infection. The White House er red former of cers who must also surrender his erful GOP ally in the Sen- for. has issued private warn- is short-staffed and deal- also face charges in the passport. ate said Congress is un- But GOP Senate Majori- ings that many Senate Re- ing with infections among case were released on bond Cahill’s order said the likely to deliver relief by ty Leader Mitch McCon- publicans will oppose a its employees. And the earlier. Their trial is set for defense and prosecution then. nell told an audience in deal in the range that Pelo- president and Pelosi are March. had agreed to the new Trump on Friday took to Kentucky that he doesn’t si is seeking. attacking each other’s Hennepin County Dis- terms. Twitter to declare: “Covid see a deal coming together “We do need another res- Relief Negotiations are soon out of a “murky” situ- cue package,” McConnell mental health. moving along. Go Big!” A ation in which the partici- said. “But the proximity to That the talks were head- top economic adviser said pants in the negotiations the election and the differ- ed nowhere was an open AP Explains: Transfer the Trump team was up- are elbowing for political ences about what is need secret among close observ- ping its offer in advance of advantage. at this particular juncture ers in Washington, but a Friday conversation be- “I’d like to see us rise are pretty vast.” both sides had been reluc- of power under the tween Treasury Secretary above that like we did in Later Friday, during an tant to declare them dead Steven Mnuchin and March and April but I appearance in Tompkins- until Trump did so Tues- 25th Amendment House Speaker Nancy Pe- think it’s unlikely in the ville, Kentucky, McConnell day, making himself a losi. The two spoke for next three weeks,” McCon- said, “I don’t know whether magnet for blame. The WASHINGTON (AP) — have generally been brief more than 30 minutes Fri- nell said. McConnell said we’ll get another (virus re- talks are still unlikely to A week ago, President and happened when the day afternoon, said Pelosi later that “the rst item of lief) package or not.” produce results in the near Donald Trump was diag- president was undergoing spokesman Drew Ham- priority of the Senate is the McConnell’s remarks term because even if there nosed with the coronavi- a medical procedure. mill. Supreme Court,” suggest- capped a tumultuous week was a breakthrough, it rus, spent several days at In 2002, President A GOP aide familiar with ing there isn’t time to both in which Trump sent con- could take weeks to pro- Walter Reed Medical Cen- George W. Bush became the new offer said it is process a COVID relief bill icting signals and made cess. ter for treatment and eval- the rst to use the amend- about $1.8 trillion, with a and the nomination of unworkable demands. On McConnell says he is uation, and has since re- ment’s Section 3 to tempo- key state and local scal Judge Amy Coney Barrett Tuesday, he ordered an end open to resuming the nego- turned to the White House. rarily transfer power to relief component moving before the election. to the weekslong talks af- tiations in a post-election Throughout it all, Trump Vice President Dick from $250 billion to at least He spoke after Trump ter being told that few Re- lame-duck session, but remained in control. He Cheney while Bush was $300 billion. The White apparently performed an publicans in Congress that prospect is murky as chose not to invoke the anesthetized for a colonos- House says its most recent about-face, empowering would end up voting for a well, depending on the re- 25th Amendment, which copy. Bush temporarily prior offer was about $1.6 Mnuchin to resume negoti- possible Pelosi-Mnuchin sults. details how presidential transferred power in 2007 trillion. The aide requested ations with Pelosi, D-Calif., deal. power can be transferred, to undergo another colo- anonymity because the ne- on a larger, comprehensive After taking blowback for On Friday, Pelosi issued a downbeat assessment in a either temporarily or more noscopy. gotiations are private. coronavirus relief package that decision, Trump permanently, in the event WHAT ABOUT “I would like to see a big- despite calling off the talks sought to revive the negoti- letter to her colleagues but expressed some optimism a president is unable to do RONALD REAGAN? ger stimulus package than just days before. ations Thursday. Yet even the job. The 25th Amendment either the Democrats or White House economic as Mnuchin was reengag- in an appearance on MSN- BC. House Speaker Nancy was never invoked after Republicans are offering,” adviser Larry Kudlow told ing with Pelosi, staffers in Pelosi cited the amend- President Ronald Reagan “I do hope that we’ll have Trump said on Rush Lim- reporters Friday that “de- the White House — work- ment Friday when intro- was shot in 1981. Reagan an agreement soon,” Pelosi baugh’s radio show Friday. velopments are positive” ing under chief of staff ducing legislation to estab- did temporarily transfer Mark Meadows, a key ne- said. Earlier this week, Trump and that “the bid and the lish a commission that power to Vice President would help determine George H. W. Bush while whether future presidents undergoing surgery to re- Whitmer: ‘Domestic terrorists’ targeted her are capable of maintaining move a polyp from his co- power during an illness. lon in 1985, but he said at LANSING, Mich. (AP) I think we need to call She said it wasn’t about the time he wasn’t formal- — Michigan Gov. Gretch- them that,” Whitmer said. whether Trump was capa- ly invoking the 25th en Whitmer said Friday “This is a group of people ble, but rather that his ill- Amendment. While he said that governors from both that are acting on bigotry ness had shown the need he was “mindful” of it, he major political parties and prejudice and acting to strengthen “guardrails didn’t believe “that the have reached out to share with violence with in- in the Constitution to en- drafters of this Amend- stories of extremism in tent to harm their fellow sure stability and continu- ment intended its applica- their states since authori- Americans.” ity of government in times tion to situations such as ties revealed that a group She said she had heard of crisis.” the instant one.” Bush was of men had been plotting from other governors, Re- Some questions and an- acting president for eight for months to kidnap her. publican and Democratic, swers about the 25th hours according to a book “I know this isn’t unique “to check in, to share some Amendment: on the amendment by John to Michigan, but this is of the things that they’re WHY WAS IT D. Feerick. uniquely American in this seeing in their states as PASSED? HOW DOES IT moment and it’s on all of well.” The push for an amend- WORK? us, people of good will on Whitmer also said she ment detailing presiden- To temporarily transfer both sides of the aisle, to feels safe, adding, “I’ve tial succession plans in the power to the vice presi- take it on,” Whitmer, a never been afraid of my event of a president’s dis- dent, a president sends a Democrat, told The Asso- security.” ability or death followed letter to the speaker of the ciated Press. State Attorney General the assassination of Presi- House of Representatives Authorities announced FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Dana Nessel, who joined dent John F. Kennedy in and president pro tempore Thursday that they had Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer addresses federal prosecutors in 1963. President Lyndon B. of the Senate stating he is foiled an incredible plot the state during a speech in Lansing, Mich., announcing the charges, Johnson in his 1965 State “unable to discharge the to kidnap Whitmer in a Thursday. said Whitmer was regu- of the Union promised to powers and duties of his scheme that even includ- larly updated about the “propose laws to insure the of ce.” The vice president ed rehearsals to snatch to a criminal complaint. group called the Wolverine investigation over the necessary continuity of then becomes acting presi- her from her vacation The court ling de- Watchmen were charged past few months. leadership should the dent. When the president home before the Nov. 3 scribed Adam Fox, who in state court for allegedly “There were family President become disabled is ready to resume author- election. Her rst term had been living below a seeking to storm the Mich- members that were in or die.” The amendment ity, the president sends an- as governor runs through Grand Rapids vacuum igan Capitol and seek a certain locations that we was passed by Congress other letter. That’s spelled 2022. shop, as a leader. civil war. Four of them deemed to be potentially that year and ultimately out in the amendment’s Six men were charged Whitmer “loves the pow- were accused of helping in danger and were asked rati ed in 1967. Section 3. in federal court with con- er she has right now. ... to scout Whitmer’s second to move from those loca- HAS IT BEEN The next section of the spiring to kidnap the gov- She has no checks and home, and both groups tions,” Nessel told the AP. INVOKED BEFORE? amendment, Section 4, ernor in retaliation for balances at all,” Fox said, trained together, accord- “Unfortunately for Gov. Yes, presidents have lays out what happens if what they viewed as her according to FBI surveil- ing to a state af davit. Whitmer, she’s been the temporarily relinquished the president becomes un- “uncontrolled power” and lance. “There’s no question subject and the target of power but not all invoked able to discharge his du- then take her to Wiscon- Separately, seven others that these hate groups are constant threats for quite the 25th Amendment. Pre- ties but doesn’t transfer sin for a “trial,” according linked to a paramilitary domestic terrorists, and some time now.” vious transfers of power power. B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2020 COMICS

OFF THE MARK / MARK PARISI MODERATELY CONFUSED / JEFF STAHLER DILBERT / SCOTT ADAMS

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

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CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Too much togetherness tries hen-pecked man’s patience DEAR ABBY: Since when it comes to food. the coronavirus lockdown Dear Abby is written by Abigail My question is, how began, my wife and I Van Buren, also known as Jeanne much of the bill should I have been cooped up to- Phillips, and was founded by her be expected to foot for an gether all day, every day. expensive dinner I didn’t Though we have lived to- mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact want to go out to, or an gether for 35 years, she’s Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. overpriced breakfast bur- now discovering that I Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. rito from some snobby “don’t cook vegetables food truck? If I don’t look correctly.” (It goes with- enthusiastic about the out saying that I’m no ally I want to either ting out separately for at prospect of going to one of longer allowed to prepare scream at her or look for least 30 minutes of walk- these places, she says not the entrees.) an apartment of my own. ing (60 could be even bet- to worry because she’ll I don’t sort the trash Do you have any advice ter) and sunlight every pay for it, which makes the way she thinks it for either or both of us? day. The exercise and me feel insecure. Any tips should be, so I can’t take change of scenery would on how to handle this? out the garbage without KEEPING CALM IN not only be healthy, but PROUD GUY IN her rst inspecting it. THE WEST may lower both of your WASHINGTON Not only do I not wash stress levels. However, if DEAR KEEPING CALM: the dishes properly, I that isn’t suf cient, the DEAR PROUD GUY: You are far from the only don’t even wash my face two of you should discuss Yes. You appear to be an spouse who is experienc- right. Thus far the only what’s going on with her old-fashioned guy who is ing this. Your comment thing I seem to be able to physician. dating a contemporary do is go to the restroom about your wife’s hyper- woman. Accept her gener- without her supervision, vigilance and fault- nd- DEAR ABBY: I am in- osity and quit tying your but I lock the door now ing being her way of cop- stinctively tight- sted masculinity to how she just in case she decides to ing with her anxieties is with money. It’s also nec- chooses to spend her own kibitz. perceptive. If you haven’t essary because my broth- hard-earned money. That I realize that during talked with her (calmly) er and I have been in said, if you are thinking this tense time, people about how her behavior is business for ourselves for of marrying her, it would feel a loss of control over affecting you, please do it only a few years, and we be in both your interests their own lives and try to before you explode. are just now starting to to have premarital coun- compensate however Being cooped up togeth- turn a decent pro t. My seling to ensure that dis- they can. I’m able to hang er all day, every day, isn’t girlfriend earns a good agreements about money on to my patience almost healthy for either of you. living as a nurse. She is don’t cause serious prob- all the time, but occasion- You both should be get- pretty thrifty, but not lems in your marriage. BRIDGE

Errors can secrete pearls of wisdom John Dryden, who was appointed still had the spade ace to come, so England’s rst poet laureate in 1668, four spades went down two. wrote, “Errors, like straws, upon the I dislike Cappelletti because one surface ow; / He who would search cannot immediately show one’s for pearls must dive below.” long suit, which is particularly galling Bridge deals, especially in the when it is a major. Here, I would have hands of the inexperienced, can be jumped to four hearts, been doubled like that. Errors are made that the by North and gone down two, minus players do not realize are mistakes. 500. But if a more-experienced player can South might have passed out three offer instruction, the players will gain no-trump because partner’s bid pearls to add to their knowledge ought to have included heart help. chain. Without any, North would have dou- In the auction, West’s two-club bled to show points. Note that three overcall was Cappelletti, showing a no-trump would have come home long suit somewhere; and two hearts with an overtrick. was a transfer to spades. West should have led the heart West led the heart ace and contin- nine at trick two, a suit-preference ued with the heart three, which East signal asking for a diamond return, ruffed. East shifted to the diamond the higher-ranking of the other two six, which West ruffed. West exited side suits. But East was psychic! Not with a club. After declarer played a that it mattered, because East was spade to the queen and king, West getting in with the spade king. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS EVENING TV LISTINGS SATURDAY’S TV OCTOBER 10, 2020 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 Saturday, Oct. 10 meeting at the reception. Starring Chaley BROADCAST STATIONS Roseand Nathan Witte. 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B6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2020 World Food Program wins Nobel Peace Prize for hunger ght By Dalatou Mamane, where the responsibility Frank Jordans and for global affairs is not Vanessa Gera being faced.” ASSOCIATED PRESS The Rome-based agency was established in 1961 NIAMEY, Niger — The at the behest of U.S. Pres- World Food Program won ident Dwight Eisenhower the Nobel Peace Prize on and has brought aid to Friday for ghting hunger multiple crises, including and seeking to end its use Ethiopia’s famine of 1984, as “a weapon of war and the Asian tsunami of 2004 conict” at a time when and the Haiti earthquake the coronavirus pandemic of 2010. has driven millions more It continues to bring people to the brink of star- assistance to the world’s A child carries a vation. most dangerous and parcel from the Announcing the prize, precarious places, from United Nations the Norwegian Nobel air-dropping food in South Committee said it wished World Food Pro- Sudan and Syria to creat- gram (WFP) in “to turn the eyes of the ing an emergency delivery world towards the mil- Mwenezi, Zim- service that kept aid ow- babwe. lions of people who suffer ing even as pandemic re- from or face the threat of strictions grounded com- hunger.” mercial ights. FILE PHOTO | The committee also said In bestowing what is ASSOCIATED PRESS it hoped that bestowing arguably the world’s most — but all the men and crowd after the announce- coronavirus pandem- recent example of U.S.-led the prize on the U.N. agen- prestigious prize on the women around the world ment. “I didn’t win it, you ic, and his administra- internationalism. cy would highlight the World Food Program, the in the World Food Program won it,” he told them. tion has said the United The Nobel Committee need to strengthen global Norwegian committee is and our partners who put The award comes as States will leave it in said the problem of hunger solidarity and cooperation honoring an organization their lives on the line ev- Trump has pulled the July. has again become more in an era of go-it-alone na- headed by David Beas- ery day to help those in United States out of sev- In light of that pullback, acute in recent years, not tionalism. ley, a Republican former “We are sending a sig- South Carolina governor need, that is inspiring and eral U.N. bodies, includ- the choice of the World least because the pandem- nal to every nation who nominated for the job by encouraging,” he told The ing the Human Rights Food Program was partic- ic has added to the hard- raises objections to in- President Donald Trump. Associated Press by phone Council and UNESCO, ularly notable because the ship already faced by mil- ternational cooperation,” Beasley said the prize from Niger. the cultural agency. He U.S. remains by far its big- lions. committee chair Berit rightly goes to his entire WFP staffers in Ni- has also repeatedly crit- gest donor, the agency has WFP estimates that 690 Reiss-Andersen said. “We team. ger greeted Beasley with icized the U.N.’s World been run by an American million people worldwide are sending a signal to “I know I’m not deserv- cheers and applause as Health Organization for nearly 40 years, and suffer some form of hun- this type of nationalism ing of an award like this he emerged to address a over its handling of the Beasley has been a rare ger today. CLASSIFIED

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By Angela Charlton their lessons from the ASSOCIATED PRESS rst wave. “It’s very tense, we don’t PARIS — During a have any more places,” single overnight shift Debbat told The Associ- this week, three new ated Press. The Joseph COVID-19 patients were Imbert Hospital in Arles rushed into Dr. Karim is converting recovery PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Debbat’s small intensive rooms into ICUs, delaying care ward in the south- A worker feeds vials for production of SARS non-urgent surgeries and ern French city of Arles. CoV-2 Vaccine for COVID-19 at the SinoVac vac- directing more and more It now has more virus cine factory in Beijing. of his staff to high-main- patients than during the tenance COVID-19 pa- pandemic’s rst wave and tients. is scrambling to create China joins COVAX new ICU beds elsewhere Asked about extra med- ics to help with the new in the hospital to accom- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS cases, he said simply, “We modate the sick. Medical workers tend to a patient suffering Similar scenes are play- don’t have them. That’s coronavirus from COVID-19 in the Nouvel Hospital Civil of ing out across France. the problem.” COVID-19 patients now When protesting Paris Strasbourg, eastern France. vaccine alliance occupy 40 percent of ICU public hospital workers beds in the Paris region, confronted French Presi- indicator of how saturat- ny entered the pandem- dent Emmanuel Macron ic with about ve times By Huizhong Wu country would make the and more than a quar- ed the hospital system is this week to demand more as many intensive care ASSOCIATED PRESS vaccine a global public ter of ICUs nationwide as and how effective health government investment, beds as France. To date, good and would distribute weeks of growing infections authorities have been at he said: “It’s no longer a Germany’s con rmed vi- TAIPEI, Taiwan — Chi- its shots in Africa — but among young people spread protecting at-risk popula- rus-related death toll is na, which has at least four only after China’s own im- to vulnerable populations. question of resources, it’s a tions. And France’s num- 9,584 compared to 32,521 coronavirus vaccine candi- munization program had Despite being one of the question of organization.” bers aren’t looking good. people in France. dates in the last stage of been completed. world’s richest nations — He defended his gov- It reported a record Getting ICU capacity clinical trials, said Friday The World Health Or- and one of those hardest ernment’s handling of the daily count of more than right is a challenge. Spain it is joining an interna- ganization, which also hit when the pandem- crisis, and noted 8.5 bil- 20,300 new virus cases tional initiative to distrib- leads COVAX, welcomed ic rst washed over the lion euros ($9.3 million) Friday, and COVID pa- was caught short in the ute COVID-19 vaccines the announcement, say- world — France hasn’t in investment promised tients now occupy 1,439 spring, and has expand- to countries worldwide ing in a statement that added signi cant ICU ca- in July for the hospital ICU beds nationwide — a ed its permanent ICU known as COVAX, a move “the number of countries pacity or the staff needed system. The protesting gure that has doubled capacity by about 1,000 that may help the coun- joining the COVAX facility to manage extra beds, ac- medics said the funds are in less than a month. beds. Britain expanded try nd an international grows every day, and we cording to national health too little and too slow in France’s overall ICU ca- ICU capacity by building market for its coronavirus are pleased to see China agency gures and doc- coming, after years of cuts pacity is 6,000, roughly emergency eld hospitals. shots. formally join.” tors at multiple hospitals. that left France with half the same as in March, ac- They were mothballed The country signed an The initiative is de- Like in many countries the number of ICU beds in cording to national health because they were barely agreement with Gavi, the signed so that richer coun- facing resurgent infec- 2020 that it had in 2010. agency gures provided to used, but the government co-leader of the project, on tries agree to buy into po- tions, critics say France’s ICU occupancy rates are the AP. says they can be utilized Thursday, China’s foreign leaders haven’t learned considered an important In comparison, Germa- again if required. ministry said. Initially, tential vaccines and help China did not agree to join nance access for poorer the alliance, after missing ones, but critical ques- an early deadline to join in tions remain about how Bar or restaurant? The big issue in September. its goal will be carried out. “We are taking this Many countries including concrete step to ensure Britain, the U.S., France, pandemic-struck Brussels equitable distribution of Germany, and others have vaccines, especially to de- directly negotiated their By Raf Casert and also applies to Brussels wa- er Friday by insisting that Belgian Health Minister veloping countries, and own deals with pharma- Mark Carlson tering holes these days. To restaurants would have to Frank Vandenbroucke told hope more capable coun- ceutical companies to ASSOCIATED PRESS stay open, bars will have to display their food safety the VRT network. “They tries will also join and receive billions of doses, prove that they are not bars. permits. So, without such a are real hotspots. Not all BRUSSELS — New coro- support COVAX,” min- meaning that the vast ma- Aurore Phanariotis of Le paper, a bar should remain a bars, but, unfortunately, too navirus restrictions have istry spokeswoman Hua jority of the world’s vac- Paon d’Or, which advertis- bar, however much food they many.” put a spotlight on two Bel- Chunying said in a state- cine supply next year is es itself as a “Bar Lounge,” serve. A day later on Thurs- gian classics this week: Beer ment. She added later already reserved. was working on it as soon Yet, who can blame bar day, though, he sound- and surrealism. at a daily news brie ng Some experts point out as the Brussels ban took owners for their creativi- ed not nearly as certain that many Chinese vac- that without signi cant Since bars in Brussels effect. Serving coffee, beers, ty after suffering through when he came under re cine companies expressed efforts to quickly boost were forced to close Thurs- wines, but also pastries and a three-month lockdown from legislators for tar- a willingness to join the manufacturing capacity day for at least a month to nibbles, she thinks she can this spring, as well as ser- geting bars. partnership and that Chi- globally, Chinese vaccine deal with a massive surge stay open. vice restrictions since the “Is there scienti c proof? na would buy vaccines for producers may offer the in virus cases but restau- “Bars indeed have to close, pandemic hit Belgium in Colleagues, I will have to about 1 percent of its pop- best chance to supply the rants were allowed to re- but bars are not places March? All too many are frustrate you, disappoint ulation through COVAX. developing world. China’s main open, the big question where food is served,” she teetering on the brink of you,” he said in the plenary. The exact terms of the decision to join COVAX on the streets is: when is a said. “So I interpret it in a bankruptcy. “Science is uncertain and agreement and how Chi- might give the country an bar a bar and when is a bar way that bene ts me and as “There are already ve data could be better.” na will contribute are not opportunity to sign multi- a restaurant? And more im- I have a cafe serving small suicides among our mem- Such words turn Delen yet clear. Countries can million dollar deals that portantly, does the distinc- food, I kind of have two hats. bers,” said Diane Delen, livid. choose to buy vaccines to Gavi and partners will tion really help contain the So I take off my cafe owner head of the FedCaf Belgian “This is a phenomenal cover up to 50 percent of need to enter to secure pandemic? hat to wear my restaurant federation of cafes. fraud,” she said. “There is no their population but many billions of vaccine doses. It is all very reminiscent owner hat.” Bars insist they have scienti c proof whatsoever.” developed countries are The United States, the of surrealism master Rene Across Brussels, places made the same costly ef- She added the measure using COVAX as a type of world’s largest economy, Magritte, who painted a known for their beers are forts as restaurants to would lead to a wave of bank- insurance policy to obtain declined to join under picture of a pipe and wrote suddenly highlighting their apply coronavirus rules ruptcies as bars already had extra doses on top of any President Donald Trump, under it “Ceci n’est pas une kitchen magic. but authorities insist that to close for months during bilateral deals signed with saying COVAX was “inu- pipe (This is not a pipe),” — For the rest of Belgium, a bar is much more of a the pandemic’s rst wave. pharmaceutical compa- enced by the corrupt WHO because, of course, it is an bars are forced to close two COVID-19 spreader than a There are more than 1,600 nies. and China.” China has the image of a pipe. hours earlier than restau- restaurant. bars in the Brussels region Chinese leader Xi Jin- second-largest economy in “The Treachery of Imag- rants. 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