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SPORTS • 7 DAILY GLOBE Monday, July 9, 2018 Few showers yourdailyglobe.com | High: 79 | Low: 55 | Details, page 2 Little Finland celebrates Viola Turpeinen Day By RICHARD JENKINS Power. [email protected] Little Finland has been KIMBALL, Wis. – Shade holding the annual event from the property’s tall for at least 15 to 20 years, trees and a fairly steady according to Hannula, as a breeze made Sunday’s heat way to honor Turpeinen, more pleasant at Little Fin- who was a famous Finnish- land, where a crowd gath- American accordion musi- ered to dance and have a cian. good time at the organiza- A plaque on Little Fin- tion’s annual Viola land’s wall celebrating Turpeinen Day celebration. Turpeinen’s induction into “We’ve got a pretty nice the Michigan Music Hall of turnout for a warm day,” Fame said Turpeinen was Little Finland president born in Caspian in Novem- Ken Hannula said, adding ber 1909 and, “Became fas- a number of people even cinated with the accordion were dancing in the shade as a small child by watch- of Little Finland’s pavilion Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe to polka tunes from the A CROWD enjoys Finn Power’s lively performance Sunday at Little Finland’s Viola Turpeinen Day in Kimball, Merrill-based band Finn Wis., while several couples take a turn on the dance floor. FINNS — page 5 Ontonagon Circus excites County Fair set for July 26-29 Mercer crowds By JAN TUCKER By P.J. GLISSON [email protected] [email protected] GREENLAND – The MERCER – The Culpepper and Merriweather Cir- Ontonagon County Fair, cus, based in Hugo, Okla., delighted audiences during 2018 edition will be held two Saturday performances at Mercer’s Carow Park. July 26-29 at Adventure The single-ring circus offered 90 minutes of enter- Mountain and features tainment during each show, including a short inter- some new challenges and mission during which children could enjoy addition- events. al outdoor activities. In place of the previous Fun-loving Leo the Clown, whose big-hearted per- 5K Walk-Run, the Aspirus sonality made him a popular presence, was a regular Ontonagon Hospital is player throughout the activities. During his circus sponsoring a “ninja acts, he called several area children onto the circus course” competition. stage and also signed autographs, along with other There will be a quarter- performers, during the intermission and after the mile course walk-run load- show. Haley Tippett, of Minoqua, was among numer- ed with various challeng- ous children who enjoyed the opportunity to interact ing obstacles. The event with him. will be Saturday, July 28, Trey Key opened each show with his three jungle with registration at 1 p.m. cats, Soloman, Delilah and Francis, circling the ring and competition at 2 p.m. and hopping from platform to platform on command. Other challenging Francis the lion even gave Key some kisses during the events this year are the act, during which the audience was well protected by Adventure Mountain Mud sturdy, high, chain-link panels through which the per- Challenge, also on Satur- formance could be viewed. day, as ATVs and UTVs Contortionist Miss Georgia awed the crowd with a attempt timed runs up the flexibility that allowed her to arrange her body in a mountain. Registration is number of artful positions, all while making her act from noon until 3 p.m. and P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe look effortless. the challenge is slated for 4 HAPPY-GO-LUCKY Leo the Clown chats with Haley Tippett, of Minoqua, Wis., after On the trapeze, “Miss Simone” offered similar tal- p.m. There will be prize autographing a booklet for her at Saturday’s Culpepper and Merriweather Circus money for the top racers in at Mercer’s Carow Park. various categories. CIRCUS — page 5 The Cheesecake Con- test returns for another year with prizes for the top three cheesecake entries as Little Girl’s Point, other beaches reopen determined by a panel of By RICHARD JENKINS judges. That event will be [email protected] on the of the fair, Thursday, July 26. It is IRONWOOD TOWNSHIP – also entry day for exhibits. Residents can once again cool off The Fair Glitz and Glam at Little Girl’s Point and several Princess Pageant returns other area beaches and parks, this year again in three age after the Western Upper Peninsu- categories 3-6, 7-9 and 10- la Health Department’s latest 12. The event will be Fri- round of testing showed E.coli lev- day, July 27, at 7 p.m. els had improved enough to Exhibits will be judged reopen them. on Friday, July 27, and ani- A total of 26 locations the mal entries will be accept- health department is monitoring ed. are reopen, according to the The Tri-State Carnival health department Saturday, with will offer rides and other another seven locations under an activities Friday through advisory for users to swim at their Sunday. own risk. There will also be food Locally, Gogebic County Park concessions, antique trac- and Gogebic State Park on Lake tors and exhibits. Gogebic are open. Little Girl’s Other Saturday events Point in Ironwood Township and Associated Press include a lumberjack the Lake Superior beaches in the A GROUP of kayakers and a stand-up paddleboarder are among those enjoying the water at Little breakfast from 7-11 a.m., Porcupine Mountains are also Girl’s Point Sunday afternoon. Residents could escape the heat in the lake at the Point this weekend the exhibit building opens open, as is Sunday Lake in Wake- after the Western U.P. Health Department’s latest tests showed E.coli levels resulting from the mid- at 9 a.m., poultry and rab- field. June flooding had dropped enough to re-open the beach Saturday. bit judging at 10, and live The Bond Falls reservoir in and parks under advisory. Ray Sharp, the health depart- ry is based on state and federal stock show at 10:30. The Paulding, Bergland Township The other beaches now open ment’s director of community guidelines for parts per million of carnival will be open from Park on Lake Gogebic, Ontonagon County Park on Lake Gogebic and or under advisory are elsewhere health and education, said the Ontonagon Township Park on in the department’s five-county determination between closed Lake Superior are local beaches service area. beaches and those with an adviso- FAIR — page 5 BEACHES — page 5 TODAY INDEX Snow — Details, page 2 Classifieds . . . . .10-11 75 cents Comics ...... 9 Sunday Today’s records Community ...... 3 Vol. 99, No. 194 High 88 High 98 (1936) Movies ...... 11 Low 68 Low 41 (1997) Obituaries ...... 6 Year ago today Precipitation Opinion ...... 4 High 76 48 hours to 7 a.m. Low 56 Sunday none Sports ...... 7-8 l 2 MONDAY, JULY 9, 2018 AREA / NATION / WORLD THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FIVE-DAY FORECASTFO ORECAST FOR IRONWOODIR RONWOOD

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To the west of the reopened less than 90 minutes later, after new interstate were Comiskey Park, home the protest ended. of the White Sox, and neighborhoods such 4 boys rescued from Thai Illinois State Police, which had warned as Bridgeport, home to then-Mayor earlier in the week that any pedestrian Richard J. Daley and his clan. To the east entering the expressway would face arrest, rose the Robert Taylor Homes, a high-rise cave; 9 remain inside said early Saturday that an agreement had public housing complex that became noto- been reached for protesters to march on a rious for its violence. MAE SAI, Thailand (AP) provincial capital, for eval- That along with dwindling portion of the roadway. Officers and vehi- It was the kind of racial and economic – Expert divers Sunday res- uation, and the next phase oxygen levels, added to the cles lined up, forming a barrier to keep segregation that still exists in Chicago cued four of 12 boys from a of the operation will urgency of getting the team protesters in two northbound lanes, allow- today. flooded cave in northern resume after about 10-20 out. Earlier efforts to pump ing some traffic to pass in other north- Chicago police said the city had 252 Thailand where they were hours. water out of the cave have bound lanes. homicides and 1,100 shootings in the first trapped with their soccer The names of the res- been set back by heavy But Pfleger and protesters insisted six months of this year, a decrease from coach for more than two cued boys were not downpours. there was no agreement and that they the same period last year. But those crimes weeks, as a dangerous and released. Narongsak said Satur- would shut down the entire northbound have been heavily concentrated in pre- complicated plan unfolded His announcement, at a day that experts told him roadway, with Pfleger noting the city clos- dominantly black, low-income neighbor- amid heavy rain and the news conference more than new rain could shrink the es major roads for parades and other occa- hoods. threat of rising water an hour after helicopters unflooded space where the underground. and ambulances were seen boys are sheltering to just Eight of boys and the rushing from the cave area, 10 square meters (108 coach remained inside the drew cheers and applause. square feet). Kids as young as 1 in US court, Tham Luang Nang Non Narongsak had dubbed The next phase of the cave complex as authori- Sunday to be “D-day” as operation would start Mon- awaiting reunion with family ties paused the internation- the complicated effort was day after rescue teams al effort until today to launched in the morning. replenish the supply of PHOENIX (AP) – The 1- tion court system that Richardson said the replenish air tanks along He said 13 foreign oxygen tanks along the year-old boy in a green but- requires children – some boy’s case raised red flags the treacherous exit route. divers and five Thai navy route to ensure the safety ton-up shirt drank milk still in diapers – to have over a looming court- But the success of the SEALs were taking part in of the journey, which takes from a bottle, played with a appearances before judges ordered deadline to reunite initial evacuation raised the key leg of the rescue: several hours. small purple ball that lit up and go through deporta- small children with their hopes that all will be out taking the boys from where On Sunday night, Thai when it hit the ground and tion proceedings while sep- families. A federal judge in soon, although officials they have been sheltering navy SEALs posted a cele- occasionally asked for “agua.” arated from their parents. San Diego gave the agency said could it take up to four and through dark, tight bratory note on their Face- Then it was the child’s Such children don’t have a until next Tuesday to days to complete. and twisting passageways book page, saying: “Have turn for his court appear- right to a court-appointed reunite kids under 5 with “The operation went filled with muddy water sweet dreams everyone. ance before a Phoenix attorney, and 90 percent of their parents and until July much better than expect- and strong currents. Good night. Hooyah.” immigration judge, who kids without a lawyer are 26 for all others. ed,” said Chiang Rai acting Two divers were to The boys and their could hardly contain his returned to their home Richardson repeatedly Gov. Narongsak Osa- accompany each of the coach, whose team is unease with the situation countries, according to told the Immigration and tanakorn, who is oversee- boys, all of whom have known as the Wild Boars, during the portion of the Kids in Need of Defense, a Customs Enforcement ing the mission. been learning to dive only became stranded when hearing where he asks group that provides legal attorney who was acting as He told reporters that since July 2, when the first they were exploring the immigrant defendants representation. the prosecutor that he four boys were brought out searchers found them. cave after a practice game whether they understand In Phoenix on Friday, should make note of the and taken to the hospital in Cave rescue experts on June 23. the proceedings. the Honduran boy named cases involving young chil- the town of Chiang Rai, the consider an underwater Monsoon flooding cut “I’m embarrassed to ask Johan waited over an hour dren because of the govern- escape to be a last resort, off their escape route and it, because I don’t know to see the judge. His attor- ment’s obligation to meet especially with people prevented rescuers from who you would explain it ney told Richardson that the reunification deadline. untrained in diving. finding them for almost 10 to, unless you think that a the boy’s father had The attorney said he wasn’t LAKE The death Friday of a days. 1-year-old could learn brought him to the U.S. but familiar with that deadline GOGEBIC’S former Thai navy SEAL, The ordeal has riveted immigration law,” Judge that they had been separat- and that a different depart- Saman Gunan, under- Thailand and captured the John W. Richardson told ed, although it’s unclear ment within ICE handled scored the risks. The diver, world’s attention. The the lawyer representing the when. He said the father, such matters. FINEST FLEET the first fatality of the res- search and rescue opera- 1-year-old boy. who was now in Honduras, ICE spokeswoman Jen- IS FOR RENT cue effort, was working in a tion has involved dozens of The boy is one of hun- was removed from the nifer Elzea said the attor- volunteer capacity and international experts and dreds of children who need country under false pre- ney was familiar with the died on a mission to place rescuers, including a U.S. to be reunited with their tenses that he would be injunction but didn’t know oxygen canisters along the military team. parents after being separat- able to leave with his son. the specifics of the timeline route. Elon Musk’s Space X ed at the border, many of For a while, the child requirements off the top of But Narongsak said ear- rocket company plans to them split from mothers wore dress shoes, but later his head “and did not want lier that mild weather and send a “tiny kid-sized sub- and fathers as a result of he was in just socks as he to misspeak about any falling water levels in marine” in case it’s needed. the Trump administra- waited to see the judge. He timeline commitments recent days had created A spokesman for Musk’s tion’s “zero-tolerance poli- was silent and calm for without that knowledge.” optimal conditions for an Boring Co. tunneling unit, cy.” The separations have most of the hearing, The agency’s Enforce- 20 ft. Pontoons underwater evacuation. which has four engineers at become an embarrassment though he cried hysterical- ment and Removal Opera- Boat / Motors Those conditions won’t last the cave, said in an email to the administration as ly afterward for the few sec- tions is leading the review License / Cabins if the rain resumes, he said. Sunday that Thai officials stories of crying children onds that a worker handed of cases who are a part of Bait / Tackle After the four boys were had requested the device separated from mothers him to another person the class impacted by the Kayaks / Canoes removed from the cave, and that divers have deter- and kept apart for weeks while she gathered his dia- judge’s order, while the rest Ski’s / Tow Tube heavy rain started falling. mined it could potentially on end dominated the per bag. He is in the cus- of the agency is supporting Family Fun Authorities have said help the children through news in recent weeks. tody of the U.S. Health and them in the effort to com- the monsoons could cause narrow, flooded cave pas- Critics have also seized Human Services Depart- plete it in as efficient and water to rise in the cave. sageways. on the nation’s immigra- ment in Arizona. accurate a manner possible. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY MONDAY, JULY 9, 2018 3 BESSEMER CLASS OF 1968 Briefs Ironwood Theatre to offer ‘brown bag’ concerts as part of Festival Ironwood IRONWOOD – Historic Ironwood Theatre will offer three free “brown bag” concerts during the week of Festi- val Ironwood. The shows include: Wednesday, July 18, at noon, “Harp and Classic Guitar with Anne and Lisa;” Thursday, July 19, at noon, “Civil War Songs” with Char- lie Supercynski; and Friday, July 20, at noon, “White Deer Documentary,” a movie with wildlife photographer Jeff Ritcher. The theatre encourages area residents to get lunch and bring it to the theatre for these free lunch time concerts and is offering free lemonade. Ironwood Carnegie Library to host linguist IRONWOOD – The 2018 Summer Linguistic Lecture Series will bring Wil Rankinen to four different locations across Michigan’s Upper Peninsula to discuss the latest research on the U.P. dialect. One of those locations is the Ironwood Carnegie Library. Rankinen will present “U.P. English, Eh?” on Thurs- day, at 6 p.m. at the library. He will offer an hour long talk on the region’s dialect, with 30 minutes reserved afterwards for community discussion. The public is wel- come, and advanced registration is appreciated. Rankinen was born and raised in the U.P. As a soci- olinguist and phonetician, he has spent the last 10 years studying aspects of what he calls the U.P. dialect. Two recent U.P. linguistic projects include the “Sauna Survey” and the “UP Talk Study.” Rankinen is an assistant professor in the Communica- Submitted photo tion Sciences and Disorders Department at Grand Valley THE BESSEMER Class of 1968 celebrated its 50 year class reunion on July 5. Pictured, from left in the first row are: State University in Grand Rapids. Jeannie (Lund) Milakovich, Joannie (Lund) Barbacovi, Mary (LaChapelle) Helen, Corinne (Corullo) Billie, Sharon For more information on this or any library program, (Passint) Samarziya, Kathy (LaChapelle) Londo, Doris (Mascotti) Otto, Charles Hensley, Nancy (Carpenedo) call 906-932-0203. Rudolph, Mary Ann (Garland) Horswill, Ann (Horswill) Gross, Joe Bonovetz and Gail (Johnson) Samson; second row, Dennis Johnson, Margaret (Berlin) Plowman, Warren Sjoman, Cheryl (Kellett) Deford, Paul Semmerling, Author, storyteller to appear at Boulder Joe Maccani, Ginny (Matonich) Langdon, Dennis Forslund, Mary (Ippolite) Laitmaki and Faye (Gustafson) Kan- Junction Community Center July 17 gas; and third row, Michael Glatczak, Dan Corullo, Randy Coleman, Kim Langdon, Tom Pairolero, Joe Karvanen and Marvin Sorvala. Not Pictured was Linda (Matazel) Eisenhauer. BOULDER JUNCTION, Wis. – Storyteller, fiddler, and award-winning radio journalist Joe McHugh will present “Rosin the Bow: A Fiddler’s Journey through the Fasci- nating World of the Violin Family” on Tuesday, July 17, at 7 p.m., at the Boulder Junction Community Center. Factions in Miss America split over leadership, direction Joe McHugh is a storyteller, writer, historian and tra- ditional Appalachian and Celtic fiddler. He is the author ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. gram forward.” confidence” in the Miss and will be heard.” of a number of books including “The Phantom Fiddler (AP) – Former Miss Ameri- The Miss America orga- America Organization’s Hopper told The Press and Other Notable Tales,” a collection of original short ca winners and state nization is regrouping after board of trustees. It cited a on Friday that “there are stories inspired by the rich folklore of the violin. pageant officials are split a December scandal in lack of transparency and always those who disagree All members of the public are welcome to attend the over the leadership and which emails surfaced adherence to best prac- with or find it hard to free presentation and refreshments will be served. For direction of the organiza- showing that CEO Sam tices, The Press said. accept change.” She said more information, call the library at 715-385-2050. tion, which was rocked by Haskell and others mocked “As dedicated members the organization welcomes a 2017 email scandal that winners’ intelligence, looks of our state and local com- “those who want to led to the resignations of and sex lives. Haskell munities who lend our rep- move forward and be a SUMMER DAYS its top leaders. resigned Dec. 23, followed utations, financial support part of a revitalized pro- Representatives from 22 by board members. and voluntary efforts to gram dedicated to provid- state pageants signed a The shake-up at the facilitate MAO’s long and ing scholarships and petition calling for the res- organization has resulted powerful mission of opportunities to all young ignations of the new Miss in the top three positions empowering women to women.” America board, including being held by women, and stand up and speak out, we Suzette Charles, Miss Chairwoman Gretchen the new leaders have find ourselves needing to America 1984, said “things Carlson and President and begun making changes. use our own voices of lead- have begun to unravel” in CEO Regina Hopper, The The swimsuit competition ership to express our pro- the organization. Press of Atlantic City has been dropped and in found disappointment “There’s been a lot of reported Saturday. the evening-wear portion regarding what, in our dismay with (Carlson’s) But in a letter to the contestants will be allowed view, is the failed leader- leadership,” she said. “We newspaper, 30 former Miss to wear something other ship of the entire MAO thought she would regard Americas said they “fully than a gown if they want. Board of Trustees,” the this program with rever- support” Carlson, Miss The talent portion of the petition said. ence and keep this tradi- America 1989, and the contest will remain. The former Miss Ameri- tion alive.” board members “who are The petition from the cas said in their letter Sat- The nationally televised and have been working state pageant officials urday that “We hope the Miss America broadcast is tirelessly to move our pro- expressed a vote of “no voices of our majority can set for Sept. 9 on ABC. Community calendar

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Club, 6:30 p.m., Lindquist Stu- Mercer Lioness Blood Pickleball, 9-11 a.m. Hem- Wakefield American dent Center, Ironwood. Drive, noon-4 p.m., Mercer lock Avenue tennis courts, if Legion, 5:30 p.m. Auxiliary, 6 Ironwood Masonic Lodge NOTICE Community Center. raining at Ironwood Memorial p.m. regular meeting, post, 389, 7:30 p.m., at the Masonic TO ALL OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL Alcoholics Anonymous, Building. Wakefield. building. PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF IRONWOOD, GOGEBIC noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Alcoholics Anonymous, IMPACT Life Support Government Ironwood. area74.org. COUNTY, MICHIGAN. noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Group, 6:30 p.m., Woodland Bessemer Housing Com- Science Rocks! Michigan Ironwood. area74.org. Church, Ironwood. mission, 8 a.m., Executive A special Board of Review meeting will be held Tuesday, Science Center Science Fair, Ironwood Kiwanis Club, Narcotics Anonymous, 7 Director’s Office, 709 West 1 p.m., Ironwood Memorial July 17, 2018 from 9:00 to 11:00 A.M. in the Commission noon, Elk and Hound. p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Iron Street, Bessemer. Building. Chambers of the Municipal Memorial Building. “Through the Time Ironwood. area74.org. Iron County Extension Strong Bones exercise Machine: Art Rocks!” Impres- Alcoholics Anonymous, Education Committee, 10:30 The purpose of this meeting is to grant Homestead ex- class, 1 p.m., Mercer Commu- sionism class, 1 p.m., Iron- 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran a.m., North Lakeland Discov- nity Center. emptions, and correct clerical errors and mutual mistakes wood Carnegie Library. ages 6 Church, Bessemer. ery Center. Overeaters Anonymous, of fact. No assessment appeals will be heard at this time. and up. area74.org. Bessemer Downtown 5 p.m., All Saints Lutheran Mercer Health and Well- Government Development Authority, Church, Wakefield. City of Ironwood ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Wakefield Housing Com- noon, DDA room, City Hall. Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 Karen M. Gullan / City Clerk Mercer Community Center. mission, 9 a.m., Sunset Iron County Economic p.m., Our Lady of Peace Bessemer American Manor community room, 200 Development Committee, 5 Catholic Church, Ironwood. Legion Post 27, 5 p.m., Amer- Pierce St., Wakefield. p.m., board room, courthouse. area74.org. ican Legion, Bessemer. Iron County Finance Ironwood Parks and Aurora Club, 6 p.m. Ironwood American Committee, 9 a.m., court- Recreation Committee, 5:30 monthly membership, Aurora Legion Post 5, 5:30 p.m. din- house. p.m., meeting, Conference GOCAA Club, Ironwood. ner, 6:30 p.m. meeting, Memo- Gogebic County Land Room 1, second floor, Memori- Festival Ironwood Com- rial Building, Legion club room. Bank Authority, 4 p.m., court- al Building, Ironwood. Board Member Needed mittee, meeting with vendors Wakefield VFW Post house, Bessemer. Gogebic Range Water and volunteers, 7 p.m., Depot Let your voice be heard. Gogebic Ontonagon Com- 9084, Ladies Auxiliary, VFW Bessemer Area Sewer Authority, 6:30 p.m., Besse- Park. munity Action Agency invites area Gogebic or On- Post, 6 p.m.; lunch, 5:30 p.m. Authority, 4:30 p.m., Besse- mer Township Hall, Ramsay. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. Gathering, Participating mer City Hall. tonagon residents who use Community Action EDT, Ontonagon United and Supporting, 6 p.m., Gogebic County Board, Friday, July 13 Methodist Church basement, services to join its 12 member Governing Board. One developmental disability advo- 4:30 p.m. Finance, Budgeting next to Holiday gas station, cacy group, Community Mental and Audit Committee, 5 p.m. Coffee With A Cop, consumer position is open for a current or former Ontonagon. area74.org. Health, Wakefield. 906-229- board meeting, courthouse, Uptown Cafe, 8 a.m. Head Start parent. (Note: Open to all parents, any Government 6170. Bessemer. GOISD Special Education Gogebic County Forestry decade that had a child in Head Start or Early Head Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 Erwin Township Board, actiivity, Lake Superior scav- and Parks Commission spe- p.m., Episcopal Church of the 6:00 p.m., Erwin Township enger hunt, 8 a.m., meet at Start.) Consumers are users of GOCAA services. cial meeting, 9:30 a.m., Natu- Transfiguration, Ironwood. Hall. L.L. Wright High School. ral Resources Center confer- Government “Saving Our Lakes and Meetings last about one hour and are held the first ence room. Montreal City Council, Thursday, July 12 Rivers” meeting, 9 a.m.- Wednesday of the month, nine times per year, at 2:15 Gogebic County Road 5:30 p.m., city hall. noon, Nicolet College, Commission, finance meet- Wakefield Township Pickleball, 9-11 a.m. Hem- Rhinelander. p.m. Six times in Bessemer, one time in Ontonagon, ing, 4 p.m., Road Commission Board, 5:30 p.m., township lock Av. tennis courts, if rain- Red Cross Blood Drive, 9 and 2 times in Bergland. The agency pays 50 cents office. hall. ing, Ironwood Memorial Build- a.m.-2 p.m., Hurley Elemen- per mile for mileage reimbursement. A lunch is Gogebic-Iron County Air- Town of Pence, 6 p.m., ing. tary School. port Board, 4:30 p.m., airport. Pence, Wis., Town Hall. Gogebic County Veterans Mercer Cribbage, 9:30- served free of charge. If you need a baby sitter, we Bessemer Township Gogebic County Conser- Service Officer, 10:30-11:30 11:30 a.m., Mercer Senior will pay for the baby sitter. Each Board member has Board, 5 p.m., Township Hall, vation District, 6 p.m., Natural a.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 Center. at least one committee assignment. Ramsay. Resources Center, Bessemer. p.m., Watersmeet Township; Double Trouble, 11 a.m.- Ironwood Township Hurley City Council, 5 2:45-3:15 p.m., Marenisco 12:30 p.m., Serenity Center, For more information, please call 906-667-0283 ext. Board, 5:30 p.m., Ironwood p.m., city hall. Township. 906-667-1110. Ironwood. 8, or send a letter of interest to Governing Board - Township offices. Alcoholics Anonymous, Mercer Food Pantry, Wakefield City Council, Wednesday, July 11 noon, Salem Lutheran Church, noon-1 p.m., Railroad Street, GOCAA, 100 Mill Street, Bessemer, MI 49911. 5:30 p.m., City Hall. Ironwood. area74.org. Mercer, Wis. Emergencies: E.O.E. Ironwood City Commis- Christian Men of the Strong Bones exercise 715-476-7655. l 4 MONDAY, JULY 9, 2018 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE Squandering attention Comedians making jokes about be asking them, always: What more Sue Mizell, Publisher getting your abortions now, before do you need? the Supreme Court abolishes Roe v. A privately funded project, Efrat’s Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor Wade. Emojis indicating a woman Yad Chava Baby Fund is determined won’t have sex with a man who is that a woman should not have to ter- anti-abortion. Headline declarations minate a pregnancy for economic that “There’s A Special Place In Hell Kathryn reasons. Its workers have put togeth- For Women Who Gut Abortion Lopez er kits, delivered to homes, that will In Their Opinion Rights.” Such has been the digital get things started and help along the deluge after Justice Anthony way. The website explains that you First Lady finding Kennedy announced his retirement can save a baby with a $1,200 dona- from the Supreme Court. tion. “True, money cannot always What is the future of Roe v. The organization is dedicated to save lives. But, when generosity and her calling Wade, the Supreme Court decision saving the lives of unborn Jewish wisdom combine, vision and vigor that made abortion legal in all three children. unite, and then miracles occur. Lives The first lady may have found her White House trimesters of pregnancy? This issue For Efrat, this is an existential are saved, children are loved, and calling. has polarized much of the country. movement, to ensure that Jews will families are healed and made Last Thursday she returned to the border to speak It’s an opportunity to ask: Who are have a home in the world, saving whole.” with officials at a U.S. Border Patrol facility in Tuc- we and who do we want to be? A one baby at a time. But there’s a les- We need more of that. son, Ariz., where she held a roundtable discussion people who let the court determine son for us all beyond only Jews or The chairman of Efrat has said: with those on the front lines of the immigration cri- things we should be talking about Israel. “We do not have a single case of a sis. on a more intimate level, or a people The people who run Efrat put woman who was sorry in the end “I’m here to support you and give my help, what- known for stepping up to the plate their resources toward making it that she brought her child into the ever I can,” said Mrs. Trump. when life gets hard? possible for a woman to do what world.” Isn’t that the side we ought It’s her second trip to the border, and she seems Friends of mine who just seems impossible, and sparing her to be erring on? Not promising sim- laser-focused on the issues there affecting children. returned from the Holy Land men- from a life of agony about wonder- ple ways out – that aren’t simple at “She cares about children deeply and when the news tioned a group that they encoun- ing what could have been if she had all – but helping women make started to hit I think she was very concerned and tered along their travels called Efrat. let her child live. choices for life and love? People are wanted to make sure the kids are being well taken The name comes from Miriam, the Our abortion debates can bring doing that in the world, and in ways care of,” said her spokeswoman Stephanie Grisham. sister of Moses. She was a brave out the worst in our politics. But the that aren’t mired deep in miserable “She doesn’t like to see parents and kids separated,” prophet who was called Efrat, a people who do the work of listening abortion debates. she told The Associated Press. name that has the same root as a to and walking with women in their They somehow bypass them by Melania Trump has not had an easy go of it since word meaning “to populate the hours of need are some of the saints addressing real-life needs rather becoming first lady. She and other family members world.” and saint-makers among us. The than scaring people further in have been the target of late-night talk shows, and As the group’s website tells her woman who trusts enough to believe already trying situations. Instead of social media has been cruel to Melania. Being mar- story: “Pharaoh decreed that all male that she will be able to raise an adding to the screaming, what if we ried to the president of the United States can be Jewish infants were to be drowned, unexpected child or who gives her all found a group and got more daunting to anyone but it is fair to say that her hus- and declared the death penalty to child to a loving couple for adoption involved, financially or with our band has drawn more ire from all sides than most. anyone evading his orders. Miriam is one of the most generous among time? Or we could look around and We applaud Melania Trump and her efforts to personally intervened, endangering us. The family that opens its home fill some real needs of people understand the situation on the border and use her her own life to save Jewish children to a foster child for an uncertain around us. It’s harder work than position to improve it. She is a smart and accom- from certain death. In addition, she amount of time is one the most lov- pontificating about the president’s plished woman and has the unique circumstance of provided the children’s families with ing among us. They are the kind of latest move. And it’s more fulfilling, being an immigrant herself. all their needs. As a result of her people we should be giving more too. It could even save a life. She is becoming more high-profile in her current bravery, the Jews continued to multi- headlines and attention to, celebrat- Kathryn Jean Lopez can be contact- role and that can be a powerful thing as we’ve seen ply and the Jewish nation survived.” ing and emulating. And we should ed at [email protected]. with some of her predecessors. Border security is important but so is empathy, Today in history and this first lady is certainly exhibiting it.

– Boston Herald By The Associated Press Today’s Highlight in History On July 9, 1776, the Decla- ration of Independence was Legislators read aloud to Gen. George Washington’s troops in New York. On this date Michigan Wisconsin In 1540, England’s King Gov. Rick Snyder, P.O. Gov. Scott Walker, 115 Henry VIII had his 6-month-old Box 30013, Lansing, MI East State Capitol, Madison, marriage to his fourth wife, 48909, phone 517-373-3400, WI 53702, phone 608-266- Anne of Cleves, annulled. online: michigan.gov/snyder. 1212, online: walker.wi.gov. In 1816, Argentina declared Sen. Debbie Stabenow, Sen. Ron Johnson, R- independence from Spain. D-Mich., 731 Hart Senate Wis., 328 Hart Senate Office In 1850, the 12th president Office Building, Washington, Building, Washington, DC of the United States, Zachary DC 20510, phone 202-224- 20510, phone 202-224- Taylor, died after serving only 4822, online: stabenow.sen- 5323, online: ronjohnson.sen- 16 months of his term. (He was ate.gov. ate.gov. succeeded by Millard Fill- Sen. Gary Peters, D- Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D- more.) Mich., 724 Hart Senate Office Wis., 709 Hart Senate Office In 1918, 101 people were Building, Washington, DC Building, Washington, DC killed in a train collision in 20510, phone 202-224-6221, 20510, phone 202-224-5653; Nashville, Tennessee. The Dis- online: peters.senate.gov. online: baldwin.senate.gov. tinguished Service Cross was U.S. Rep. Jack Bergman, U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy, R- established by an Act of R-Watersmeet, 414 Cannon Ashland, 2330 Rayburn Congress. House Office Building, Wash- House Office Building, Wash- In 1937, a fire at 20th Cen- ington, DC 20515, phone 202- ington, DC 20515, phone 202- tury Fox’s film storage facility in 225-4735, online: 225-3365, online: Little Ferry, , bergman.house.gov. duffy.house.gov. destroyed most of the studio’s State Sen. Tom Casper- State Sen. Janet Bewley, silent films. son, R-Escanaba, 4100 Bins- D-Ashland, 126 South, State In 1951, President Harry S. feld Building, P.O. Box 30036, Capitol, P.O. Box 7882, Madi- of his deteriorating health and of the Prescott-based Granite Hall of Famer O.J. Simpson is Truman asked Congress to for- Lansing, MI 48909, phone son, WI 53707, phone 608- mental condition, a ruling that Mountain Hotshots who died 71. Actor Chris Cooper is 67. mally end the state of war 517-373-7840, online: senator- 266-3510, online: legis.wis- effectively brought the 85-year- when a wind-fueled, out-of- TV personality John Tesh is between the United States and tomcasperson.com. consin.gov/senate/25/bewley. old former dictator’s legal trou- control fire overran them. 66. Country singer David Ball Germany. (An official end to State Rep. Scott Dianda, State Rep. Beth Meyers, bles to an end. Defensemen Scott Nieder- is 65. Business executive/TV the state of war was declared D-Calumet, S-1489 House D-Bayfield, 409 North, State Ten years ago: Citing new mayer and Chris Chelios, personality Kevin O’Leary (TV: in October 1951.) Office Building, P.O. Box Capitol, P.O. Box 8953, Madi- DNA tests, prosecutors cleared along with forward Brendan “Shark Tank”) is 64. Rhythm- In 1962, pop artist Andy 30014, Lansing, MI 48909, son, WI 53708, 608-266-7690, JonBenet Ramsey’s parents Shanahan, were elected to the and-blues singer Debbie Warhol’s exhibit of 32 paintings phone 517-373-0850, online: online: [email protected] and brother in the 1996 killing ; they Sledge (Sister Sledge) is 64. of Campbell’s soup cans dianda.housedems.com. consin.gov. of the 6-year-old beauty queen were joined in the class of Actor Jimmy Smits is 63. opened at the Ferus Gallery in in Boulder, Colo. Mas- 2013 by Geraldine Heaney, Actress Lisa Banes is 63. Los Angeles. sachusetts Sen. Edward M. the third woman to be Actor Tom Hanks is 62. Singer In 1974, former U.S. Chief Kennedy, battling a brain enshrined in the hall, and the Marc Almond is 61. Actress Thought for Today Justice Earl Warren died in tumor, walked into the Senate late Fred Shero, the coach Kelly McGillis is 61. Rock Washington at age 83. to cast a dramatic vote in favor who’d led the Philadelphia Fly- singer Jim Kerr (Simple Minds) In 1982, Pan Am Flight 759, of long-stalled Medicare legis- ers to the in 1974 is 59. Actress-rock singer “A good storyteller is a person who has a good mem- a Boeing 727, crashed in Ken- lation. Iran test-fired nine mis- and ‘75. Courtney Love is 54. Rock ner, Louisiana, shortly after siles, including ones capable of One year ago: A cease-fire musician Frank Bello ory and hopes other people haven’t.” takeoff from New Orleans hitting Israel. Gunmen stormed arranged by the United States, (Anthrax) is 53. Actor David International Airport, killing all a guard post at the U.S. con- Russia and Jordan took effect O’Hara is 53. Actress Pamela 145 people aboard and eight — Irvin S. Cobb, American humorist (1876-1944) sulate in Istanbul, Turkey, in three war-torn provinces of Adlon is 52. Rock musician people on the ground. touching off a firefight that southern Syria. Iraqi Prime Xavier Muriel is 50. Actor Scott In 1986, the Attorney Gen- killed three police officers and Minister Haider al-Abadi cele- Grimes is 47. Actor Enrique Letters Policy eral’s Commission on Pornog- three assailants. brated with Iraqi troops in Murciano is 45. Rock singer- raphy released the final draft of Five years ago: Egypt’s Mosul after they drove Islamic musician Isaac Brock (Modest its report, which linked hard- The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters military-backed interim leader, State militants from some of Mouse) is 43. Musician/pro- core porn to sex crimes. Adly Mansour, named their last strongholds. ducer Jack White is 43. Rock should deal with matters of current, public interest. We reserve In 1995, Jerry Garcia per- the right to reject any letter and to edit those that are to be pub- economist Hazem el-Beblawi Today’s Birthdays musician Dan Estrin (Hoobas- formed for the final time as as prime minister, ending days Actor-singer Ed Ames is tank) is 42. Actor-director Fred lished. Please avoid name-calling or personal attacks. frontman of the Grateful Dead Letters should be no longer than 400 words. An address of political deadlock. 91. Former Defense Secretary Savage is 42. Country musi- during a concert at Chicago’s Francesco Schettino, the for- Donald H. Rumsfeld is 86. cian Pat Allingham is 40. and phone number must be included for verification purposes. Soldier Field (Garcia died a Letters may be mailed to Letters to the Editor, Daily Globe, mer of the luxury liner Actor James Hampton is 82. Actress Linda Park is 40. month later). Costa Concordia, went on trial Actor Brian Dennehy is 80. Actress Megan Parlen is 38. 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood MI 49938; emailed to: In 2001, a divided court in [email protected]; or faxed to 906-932-4211. for the 2012 shipwreck off Actor Richard Roundtree is 76. Rhythm-and-blues singer Kiely Chile ruled that Gen. Augusto Giglio that claimed 32 lives. A Singer Dee Dee Kenniebrew Williams is 32. Actor Mitchel Brief, thank-you letters will be considered for our Saturday Pinochet could not be tried on “Bouquets” column. massive memorial service in (The Crystals) is 73. Author Musso is 27. Actress Georgie human rights charges because Arizona honored 19 members Dean Koontz is 73. Football Henley is 23.

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PUBLISHER EXECUTIVE.DOODV ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Award Winning Newspaper Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 ADVERTISING DIRECTOR LEAD PRESS Published daily Monday - Saturday Heidi Ofstad Bill Westerman (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE MONDAY, JULY 9, 2018 5 Finns Viola was an American- Finn. She wanted to play her style of music to appeal Mama Tuki group provides From page 1 to everyone, and not just ing her uncle play the but- those of Finnish back- tonbox.” ground,” the plaque reads. Taking accordion “History proves she was maternal support and wisdom lessons from an Italian successful. More than any- instructor, the plaque said one else, Viola Turpeinen By P.J. GLISSON [email protected] Turpeinen created a popu- led the way to popularize lar new type of music by Finnish oldtime music in IRONWOOD – A mater- playing the traditional North America.” nal support group met Sat- Finnish songs with Italian- A testament to her suc- urday in Norrie Park in style staccato accents. cess was the turnout to Lit- Ironwood. She made several tle Finland’s original Viola Known as Mama Tuki, records and toured the Turpeinen Day, which the group was just created country, popularizing the organizers accidentally in March by Lynnea Laes- music prior to her death in advertised as featuring sig, of Wakefield, and 1958 at the age of 49. Turpeinen. A crowd of 200 Becca Forcia, of Ironwood. “Viola Turpeinen is people showed up to see As continuing organiz- remembered because she her perform, despite her ers of the group, the was the most successful passing at least two women said their meetings Finnish-American musical decades before the event. focus on issues such as artist of her time. While Along with the polka and pregnancy, birth, postpar- many of her musical con- dancing, Sunday’s celebra- tum issues, breastfeeding, temporaries were Finns, tion also featured a meal. mothering, etc. They also plan soon to offer free Circus allowed kids to enjoy “mom and me” photos by a bounce houses, an inflat- professional photographer. able slide, face painting, “‘Tuki’ is the Finnish P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe From page 1 pony rides, and the oppor- word for support,” said GATHERED AT Ironwood’s Norrie Park are, from left, Kaley Pertile, Lynnea Laessig ent, flowing from one tunity to feed farm ani- Laessig. “Our circles are and Becca Forcia with her baby, Jasper. The young women were meeting as part of movement to another with mals. A concession stand woman-to-woman, mother- a Mama Tuki support group just created in March. continual strength and also offered traditional fare to-mother wisdom shar- grace and pulling off a such as cotton candy, peanuts, ing.” As such, she said supplies and one or two ber was Kaley Pertile, of every two weeks and stunning aerial spin. sno-cones and hot dogs. members trade any useful extra washing machine Ironwood, who won a added, “They’re open to The Arlise Troupe pre- During the first show’s resources or knowledge cycles per week, plus any prize. everybody.” sented a fun routine on break, Journey Jacobs and they’ve acquired. peripheral supplies such as As the moms prepared She said the group is multiple unicycles, while her little sister, Wild, both Saturday’s “mama cir- waterproof diaper covers. for their Saturday circle, working on offering “post- “Miss Paulina” put “big of Mercer, had fun feeding cle” specifically centered In addition to their Forcia’s baby, Jasper, was pregnancy care baskets,” and little” horses Wyatt the frisky goats, which on the breastfeeding “jour- mama circles and online content to remain with his including food, personal and Jasmine, respectively, enjoyed the attention. ney” and was aimed at any community, Laessig said mom in a kangaroo-style care items and breastfeed- through a lively prancing Meanwhile, Jenna Paul, woman either currently the women also are work- sling. ing support. and jumping routine. of Kokomo, Ind., rode a breastfeeding, or planning ing to start a sister group The women’s other “We are accepting finan- Tightrope walker Mario pony named Diane under to do so, or having con- “specific to birth trauma young tots, however, cial donations,” said Laes- Perez was full of smiles the supervision of carnival cluded the process. and maternity care trau- played on the park’s play- sig regarding the cost of the during his high-wire act, worker Paulina Sykes. In addition to offering ma.” ground under the supervi- baskets. Anyone wishing to during which he walked Jenna was there with her in-person mama circles, Known as Healing Jour- sion of their dads. offer donations may con- blindfolded or rode a uni- grandma, Mimi Kuklenski, the women also have a 20- ney, the developing group Chris Andrews, who tact the women at cycle on a tightrope. of Ironwood. member online communi- is still “in its early stages,” recently moved from Indi- [email protected] Members of the Perez After the first show, ty, which benefits from according to Laessig, but ana to live in Ironwood, m. Family also closed the Niraya Armstrong said her videos such as a current she and Forcia intend for it was there with his daugh- Forcia said members of show with an impressive favorite part was Leo the one on cloth diapering. In to address issues such as ter, Kylie Andrews. Leif the community also are act on what they called Clown, while Saphyra that video at Facebook’s “medical procedures done Forcia joined them with his welcome to use the email “the Wheel of Destiny,” Armstrong and Cynthia Mama Tuki: Birth Support without full, informed con- son, Emmett, who was address to nominate a new which was comprised of Abbott both agreed they and Empowerment, Forcia sent” or situations in which wearing a “Big Brother” t- mother to receive a basket. two massive hoops, inside liked the big cat act the best. and Laessig explain the the mother felt “harassed” shirt. Laessig’s chatty Questions about future and outside of which per- All three kids were from benefits of using cloth dia- into giving consent. daughter, Andrea Laessig, meetings also can be direct- formers simultaneously Lac du Flambeau, Wis. pers versus disposable The initial goal for that also was there with her ed there. ran and skipped with ease. In addition to the two ones. group, said Laessig, is to well-tended doll called Laessig said it’s com- Natalie’s American Eski- afternoon performances, Laessig said the estimat- encourage prospective Lucy Lemon. mon for the typical person mo Escapades consisted of the public also was invited ed annual cost of using a members to “establish The moms had snacks to focus on babies, rather dog tricks, and the show to attend a morning ses- popular brand of dispos- community and trust to such as trail mix, cherries than moms, but she added would not have been com- sion during which the cir- able diapers is more than open up with their stories and water ready for the regarding the latter, “We’re plete without original cus tent was erected and $2,600 versus cloth dia- and start healing.” gang when needed. here to say, ‘You did it! music composed by Matt the animals were unload- pers, which require $300 Attending Saturday’s Laessig said Mama Tuki Good job!’ and ‘We’re here Margucci, of Los Angeles, ed. There was a free walk- to $500 for basic start-up park circle as a guest mem- support circles occur about for you.’” Cal., and ongoing help ing tour of the circus from a hard-working sup- grounds and a Q & A port crew. regarding the show’s histo- MONDAY EVENING JULY 9, 2018 The intermission ry and performers. 7:007:308:008:309:009:3010:0010:3011:0011:30 Penn & Teller: Fool Us Whose Line Whose Line Page Six TV Seinfeld Seinfeld ’ Engagement Engagement The King of Beaches according to Sharp, with # CW KDLH (N) ’ (TVPG) (CC) Is It? Is It? (TVPG) (TVPG) (TVPG) Queens ’ Mom (TV14) Man With a Salvation Grace is asked Elementary (N) ’ (TVPG) Local 3 (:35) The Late Show With James most monitoring taking % place at state, county or CBS WJMN (CC) Plan (TVPG) to lie under oath. (TV14) (CC) News at Stephen Colbert (TVPG) Corden From page 1 township parks. 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PREMIUM l 6 MONDAY, JULY 9, 2018 AREA / NATION / WORLD THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Obituaries Pompeo appeals for North Korea Mayme K. Dalbec to replicate Vietnam’s ‘miracle’ WAKEFIELD, Mich. – Mayme K. Dalbec, 99, a HANOI, Vietnam (AP) – Unde- long-time resident of Wakefield, passed away late terred by a blistering rebuke of his Saturday evening, July 7, 2018. efforts to forge a denuclearization Funeral arrangements have been entrusted to Jer- deal with North Korea, U.S. Secretary ald Rocco, owner and manager of Lakeside Memori- of State Mike Pompeo on Sunday al Chapel Inc., in Wakefield, who will release a com- appealed for North Korea’s leader- ship to follow Vietnam’s path in over- plete obituary notice later. coming past hostilities with the Unit- ed States. Pompeo called on North Korean Trump administration leader Kim Jong Un to replicate Viet- nam’s “miracle” of economic growth by improving ties with the U.S., vow- takes another swipe ing that America keeps its promises with former foes. at ‘Obamacare’ Speaking to members of the U.S.- Vietnamese business community in WASHINGTON (AP) – legal authority to continue Hanoi, Pompeo said Vietnam’s expe- The Trump administration making them despite the rience since the normalization of is freezing payments under court cases. He warned of relations with the U.S. in 1995 an “Obamacare” program “turmoil” as insurers final- Associated Press should be proof for North Korea that U.S. SECRETARY of State Mike Pompeo, left, meets with Vietnamese that protects insurers with ize their rates for 2019. prosperity and partnership with the Communist Party General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong at the Office of sicker patients from finan- America’s Health Insur- U.S. is possible after decades of con- the Party Central Committee in Hanoi, Vietnam, Sunday. Pompeo is on a cial losses, a move expect- ance Plans, the main flict and mistrust. “We know it is a trip traveling to North Korea, Japan, Vietnam, Abu Dhabi and Brussels. ed to add to premium health insurance industry real possibility because we see how increases next year. trade group, said in a state- Vietnam has traveled this remarkable After meeting with his Japanese arization. At stake are billions in ment that it is “very dis- path,” Pompeo said. and South Korean counterparts in After Trump’s historic summit payments to insurers with couraged” by the Trump “In light of the once-unimaginable Tokyo, Pompeo said his two days of with Kim in Singapore last month, sicker customers. The lat- administration’s decision prosperity and partnership we have talks in Pyongyang had been produc- the president declared the North was est administration action to freeze payments. with Vietnam today, I have a message tive and conducted in good faith. But no longer a threat and would hand could disrupt the Afford- “Costs for taxpayers will for Chairman Kim Jong Un: President following the stinging commentary over the remains of American sol- able Care Act, the health rise as the federal govern- Trump believes your country can from the North, he allowed that diers. Yet three weeks later, the two care law that has withstood ment spends more on pre- replicate this path,” he said, repeating much work remains. sides were still divided on all the President Donald Trump’s mium subsidies,” the President Donald Trump’s pledge to “The road ahead will be difficult issues, including exactly what denu- efforts to completely repeal group said. help improve North Korea’s economy and challenging, and we know critics clearization means and how it might it. Rumors that the Trump and provide it with security assur- will try to minimize the work that we be verified. The promised remains In a weekend announce- administration would ances in return for Kim giving up have achieved,” he said. He added have yet to be delivered. ment, the Centers for Medi- freeze payments were cir- nuclear weapons. that his two days of talks with senior And just hours after Pompeo care and Medicaid Services culating late last week. But “It’s yours if you’ll you seize the North Korean officials had “made arrived in Tokyo from Pyongyang on said the administration is the Saturday announce- moment. This miracle can be yours. It progress” and included a “detailed Saturday, the North blasted the new acting because of conflict- ment via email was unusu- can be your miracle in North Korea and substantive discussion about the talks, saying they had been “regret- ing court ruling in lawsuits al for such a major step. as well,” Pompeo said. next steps towards a fully verified table.” filed by some smaller The administration The comments came after Pompeo and complete denuclearization.” In a statement carried by the insurers who question argued in its announce- had earlier Sunday in Tokyo brushed Those include the formation of a North’s official Korean Central News whether they are being fair- ment that its hands were aside North Korea’s accusation that working group to determine exactly Agency, the foreign ministry said the ly treated under the pro- tied by conflicting court the U.S. was making “gangster-like” how North Korea’s denuclearization outcome of Pompeo’s talks with gram. rulings in New Mexico and denuclearization demands of the will be verified and a Thursday meet- senior official Kim Yong Chol was The so-called “risk Massachusetts. North. He maintained that his third ing with Pentagon officials to discuss “very concerning” because it has led adjustment” program takes Medicare and Medicaid visit to North Korea on Friday and the return of remains of American to a “dangerous phase that might rat- payments from insurers Administrator Seema Saturday had produced results. But soldiers killed during the Korean tle our willingness for denucleariza- with healthier customers Verma said the Trump he also vowed that sanctions would War. tion that had been firm.” and redistributes that administration was disap- remain until Pyongyang follows Pompeo sought to dispel sugges- “We had expected that the U.S. money to companies with pointed by a New Mexico through on Kim’s pledge to get rid of tions that the Trump administration side would offer constructive mea- sicker enrollees. Payments court ruling that ques- his atomic weapons. has backed down from demanding sures that would help build trust for 2017 are $10.4 billion. tioned the workings of the Pompeo downplayed a harshly the complete, verifiable and irre- based on the spirit of the leaders’ No taxpayer subsidies are risk program for insurers. critical North Korean statement versible dismantlement of the summit ... we were also thinking involved. The administration “has issued after the talks in which the North’s nuclear weapons. He said about providing reciprocal mea- The idea behind the asked the court to recon- country’s foreign ministry bashed North Korea understood that denu- sures,” it said. “However, the attitude program is to remove the sider its ruling, and hopes hopes for a quick deal and attacked clearization must be “fully verified” and stance the United States showed financial incentive for for a prompt resolution the U.S. for making unreasonable and “final.” in the first high-level meeting insurers to “cherry pick” that allows (the govern- and extortionate demands aimed at South Korean Foreign Minister (between the countries) was no healthier customers. The ment) to prevent more forcing it to abandon nuclear Kang Kyung-wha said that North doubt regrettable. Our expectations government uses a similar adverse impacts on Ameri- weapons. The statement was sure to Korea had balked at a written pledge and hopes were so naive it could be approach with Medicare cans who receive their fuel growing skepticism in the U.S. for “complete, verifiable and irre- called foolish.” private insurance plans insurance in the individual and elsewhere over how serious Kim versible denuclearization” for histori- It said the North had raised the and the Medicare prescrip- and small group markets,” is about giving up his nuclear arse- cal reasons but stressed that the goal issue of formally ending the Korean tion drug benefit. she said. nal. remained the same whether that War, which concluded with an Major insurer groups More than 10 million “If those requests were gangster- exact phrase was used. Fully veri- armistice and not a peace treaty, but said Saturday the adminis- people buy individual like, the world is a gangster,” Pompeo fied, final denuclearization “isn’t the U.S. came up with a variety of tration’s action interferes health insurance plans said, noting that numerous U.N. any softer in stating our shared goal “conditions and excuses” to delay a with a program that’s through HealthCare.gov Security Council resolutions have of complete denuclearization,” she declaration. It downplayed the signif- working well. and state insurance mar- demanded that the North rid itself of said. icance of the United States suspend- The Blue Cross Blue ketplaces. The vast majori- nuclear weapons and end its ballistic Despite what he described as ing its military exercises with South Shield Association, whose ty of those customers missile program. “People are going to progress, Pompeo said the results so Korea, something trumpeted by members are a mainstay of receives taxpayer subsidies make certain comments after meet- far did not warrant any easing of Trump after the summit as a success, Affordable Care Act cover- under the Obama-era ings. If I paid attention to the sanctions, which he said would be by saying it made a larger concession age, said it was “extremely health law and would be press, I’d go nuts and I refuse to do enforced “with vigor” until North by blowing up the tunnels at a nucle- disappointed” with the shielded from premium that.” Korea follows through with denucle- ar test site. administration’s action. increases next