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By RICHARD JENKINS was reported there was approxi- the water and sewer fund. All the While the discrepancy has external reviews that were find, that Deb Bradford can’t [email protected] mately $55,000 unaccounted for other funds have been gone kept Ahonen from completing the unable to account for the money find. I think we really owe it to IRONWOOD TOWNSHIP — from the township’s water and through,” said Treasurer Jyl audit, Olson-DeRosso said the — Ahonen and Debbie Bradford, the township and ourselves to There was only one item on the utilities funds, a discrepancy Olson-DeRosso. audit can be filed with a “clean who the board hired to help pre- say, ‘You know what, we’re going agenda for Wednesday’s special which made completing the audit The contract was created by opinion” if the state auditor finds pare for the audit and put sys- to look for fraud. If there isn’t, Ironwood Township Board of difficult. Cary J. Vaughn, who has been and resolves the discrepancies. tems in place to prevent financial great.’” Trustee meeting, a contract with Wednesday’s approval to con- one of the township’s primary Several trustees questioned issues from arising. According to information pre- the Michigan Department of tract with the state will allow the contacts with the Treasury whether there should be more of “We’ve got a lot of red flags,” sented at the meeting, the state’s Treasury to hire the depart- Department of Treasury to come Department, after Vaughn spoke an emphasis investigating the Lyons said. “In particular, we auditor will be more extensive ment’s audit division to resolve in and find the missing funds. both with township officials and possibility fraud is involved in have money right now that is than the previous reviews and if the discrepancies with the town- “That is the one thing that its auditor, Gus Ahonen — with the discrepancy. unaccounted for — that our peo- ship’s 2015 audit. was holding up this year’s filing the firm Makela, Pollack and Trustee Kevin Lyons said the ple that work here can’t find, At the board’s July meeting, it of the audit, the discrepancy in Ahonen. township has already had two that our regular auditor can’t AUDIT — page 5 AFTER THE STORM Senior broadband summit planned By RICHARD JENKINS McKindles, who chairs the [email protected] broadband committee. “The pur- HURLEY — In an effort to pose of the meeting is to analyze gauge the strengths and weak- what types of services are avail- nesses of broadband service in able to seniors currently — and Iron County, particularly the also I’m hoping the outcome of resources offered to senior resi- the focus group is going to be dents, the Gogebic Range Broad- analyze what the needs are in band Committee and University the future.” of Wisconsin Extension System The focus group will meet are holding an upcoming focus Sept. 29, beginning at 2 p.m., at group session. the Iron County Courthouse. “The primary reason (the Funded through a grant from focus group) is coming together is Bader Philanthropies and run by to analyze the resources that are the UW Extension System’s available to the senior citizens of Broadband and E-Commerce this area. And senior citizens Education Center, the focus when I say that this includes everybody, because eventually we will all be there,” said Norm RADAR HILL — page 5 Trail work nears completion By TOM STANKARD Moore Street, according to Cole- [email protected] man Engineering’s Paul Ander- BESSEMER — The finishing son. Also, the observation decks touches are being made on Phase are complete, he said. 2 of the Western Gateway Trail Work on fencing the trail that will stretch from the Iron- where necessary is in progress. wood city limit to Bessemer by Meanwhile, work on the bridges the end the construction season along the trail is on-going. in October. Anderson said furniture, such as Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe The authority governing the benches, is going to be installed IRON COUNTY Highway Department workers install a temporary bridge over Oronto Creek at Saxon Harbor Wednesday. Once complete, the trail learned Wednesday paving 80-foot bridge will restore access to the harbor via County A — a necessary step to make sure the harbor and those living there aren’t cut off of the trail is complete all the during winter. Among those working on the project were, from left, Dominic Pozzani, Bill Thompson and Kurt Kluhsman. way to the end of Phase 2 on TRAIL — page 5 Wet summer good Superior Springs to open water bottling plant in Marenisco

By TOM STANKARD news for fall colors [email protected] MARENISCO — After a pro- By RALPH ANSAMI weather conditions. posal to build a water-bottling [email protected] The best fall colors usually plant in Presque Isle, Wis., was The ample summer rain and occur in far northern Wisconsin turned down, the plants devel- lack of cool weather has delayed during the last week of Septem- opers are contructing a similar the fall color show across the ber and first week of October. plant 10 miles away in Marenis- Gogebic Range. “Weather during the growing co. It’s the first day of autumn season is critical for the abun- The Presque Isle town board and fall colors are just beginning dant quantity of leaves needed to rejected a request for the plant to show, but a few cold nights provide the potential for an because of concerns about using could speed up the process. excellent fall color display,” water from the nearby Carlin Wisconsin Department of Nat- Kirsten Held, DNR forestry out- Club well because it could cause ural Resources forestry experts a reduction in the aquifer level. note the peak of fall colors varies In response, the Marenisco from year to year, depending on Township board gave the devel- FALL — page 7 opers 10 acres of land to build, and a connection to sewer and water lines for free. Tom Stankard/Daily Globe Hurley language course spans world Construction continued PROGRESS IS being made Wednesday afternoon for a new water-bottling plant that is being constructed Wednesday on the plant located in Marenisco. By RALPH ANSAMI told the school board Monday as on Faire Avenue and Sawmill [email protected] she explained a world language Lane. One of the developers, there will be a well. In addition, including the “Carlin Club ber. HURLEY — High school stu- class that gives students a taste James Luedtke, said the facility Luedtke said they will take Water” and the “Waters of To bottle the water, they will dents tend to learn foreign lan- of various native tongues. will be 25,200-square feet, but is “some water” from the Carlin Marenisco.” use a pneumatic blow-mold sys- guages much quicker than Students are required to con- unsure of how much it will cost Club well. Luedtke said the plant would tem. adults. in the end. He said it’s at least The operating company is initially process roughly 24,000 That’s what Hurley School $700,000 “right now.” Superior Springs, LLC. So far, gallons of water perday. He said District teacher Natalie Patritto On the site, Luedtke said the facility will bottle two labels, they hope to increase that num- HURLEY — page 5 MARENISCO — page 5 C O N T A C T U S WEATHER INSIDE INDEX

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City officials originally as a downtown prayer vigil, but the crowd of other shootings and announced the man was dead an angry group left the peaceful abuses of black men. but later reversed that statement event and marched through John Barnett, who runs a civil Camera & Sound 906-932-3901 and said he was on life support. downtown Charlotte. rights group called True Healing The second night of violent They shouted “black lives Under God, or THUG, warned Ronnie’s protests added Charlotte to the matter” and “hands up; don’t that the video might be the only requesting an Uber car at Palo- Later that day police arrest- Man accused of assaulting list of U.S. cities that have erupt- shoot” while cursing at officers way for the police to regain the mar College on Friday, Escondi- ed Jeremy Vague, 37, a former women while driving for ed in violence over the death of a with bicycles blocking intersec- community’s trust: “Just telling do Police Lt. Justin Murphy said college basketball player who is Uber, Lyft black man at the hands of police. tions in Charlotte’s flashy and us this is still under investiga- at a press conference. The 7 feet tall, at his home in San With officials refusing to vibrant downtown. As the tion is not good enough for the ESCONDIDO, Calif. (AP) — woman told police the driver Marcos near the college, Mur- release any video of the Tuesday protesters approached the Omni windows of the Wal-Mart.” Authorities in San Diego County picked her up at the school in a phy said. He was scheduled to shooting of 43-year-old Keith hotel, officers in riot gear lined On Tuesday night, dozens of arrested a former driver for Uber 2014 Chrysler minivan, immedi- be arraigned Wednesday on Lamont Scott, anger built as two up outside arm in arm and a few demonstrators threw rocks at and Lyft on suspicion of sexually ately turned off the Uber app multiple sexual assault starkly different versions marchers threw bottles and clods police and reporters, damaged assaulting several women while and then drove her to another charges. emerged: Police say Scott disre- of dirt. squad cars, closed part of Inter- he worked for the ride-hailing location where he attacked her, A phone listing for Vague garded repeated demands to Immediately after the shoot- state 85, and looted and set on services, and investigators said Murphy said. He then drove her could not be found. It wasn’t drop his gun, while neighborhood ing, police began firing flash fire a stopped truck. Authorities Wednesday that there are likely to her home. The woman was immediately known if he has an residents say he was holding a grenades and protesters threw used tear gas to break up the more victims. texting friends saying she felt attorney. book, not a weapon, as he waited fireworks. Police then fired tear protests. Sixteen officers suffered The investigation began uncomfortable after getting in In the course of the investiga- for his son to get off the school gas, and the crowd of hundreds minor injuries. One person was when an 18-year-old student the van, before the assault, tion, detectives discovered addi- bus. dispersed. arrested. said she was assaulted after police said. tional suspected victims. The killing inflamed racial But not all the marchers left. The violence broke out shortly tensions in a city that seemed to Police in riot gear then began after a woman who appeared to have steered clear of the troubles marching arm in arm through be Scott’s daughter posted a pro- that engulfed other places. downtown Charlotte intersec- fanity-laced, hourlong video on Gov. Pat McCrory announced tions, shooting tear gas at people Facebook, saying her father had late Wednesday he was accepting who charged them. At least one an unspecified disability and was a request from Charlotte’s police protester knocked down a televi- unarmed. In the footage, she is at the cordoned-off shooting scene, yelling at officers. “My daddy is dead!” the woman screams on the video, which has not been authenticat- ed by The Associated Press. 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Email calendar items and com- ing. munity news to news@yourdaily- Bessemer Area School District globe.com. For more information, Board of Education, 6 p.m., A.D. call 906-932-2211. Johnston High School library. Thursday, Sept. 22 Western U.P. Board of Health, 6 p.m. EDT, Elk and Hound Restau- Pickleball, 9-11 a.m., Hurley rant, Ironwood. High School Tennis Courts. Tuesday, Sept. 27 Gogebic County Veterans Ser- vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., Pickleball, 9-11 a.m., Ironwood Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., Memorial Building. Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 Gogebic County Veterans Ser- p.m., Marenisco Township. 906-667- vice Officer, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Iron- 1110. wood Memorial Building. 906-667- Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, 1110. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Breakfast For Your Brain, 10 area74.org. a.m., Mercer, Wis., Community Cen- Grief Support Group, 2 p.m., ter. 715-561-2695. The Inn Bed and Breakfast, Montre- Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, al, Wis. 906-663-0308. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. ReGeneration Youth, 5:30-6:45 area74.org. p.m., ages 10-11; Relentless Youth, Ironwood Kiwanis Club, noon, 7-9 p.m., ages 12-18; Lighthouse Golden Dragon. New members wel- Faith Center, Ironwood. come. Friends of the Iron Belle Trail, 6 Survivors of Suicide, 6 p.m., p.m., Memorial Building, Ironwood. Zion Lutheran Church basement, Alcoholics Anonymous, 6:30 Ironwood. p.m., First Presbyterian Church, Woods and Blooms Garden Hurley. area74.org. Club, 6:30 p.m., Haines Civic Cen- Government ter, Mercer, Wis. Downtown Ironwood Develop- Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., ment Authority, 8 a.m., meeting, Episcopal Church of the Transfigura- Conference Room 1, second floor, tion, Ironwood. area74.org. Memorial Building, Ironwood. Government Gogebic-Iron Wastewater Gogebic Community College Authority and Board, 8 a.m., Treat- Board, 4:30 p.m., room B-22 of the ment Facility Boardroom. Jacob Solin Business Center, GCC. Aging Unit of Iron County Iron County LEPC, 5 p.m., Board, 9 a.m., Courthouse, Hurley. Courthouse, Hurley. Iron County Law Enforcement Wednesday, Sept. 28 Tom Stankard/Daily Globe Committee, 5 p.m., Courthouse, STUDENTS AND teachers at A.D. Johnston High School show off their “‘Merica” attire during homecoming week, Tuesday. First row, from left, are: Hurley. Christian Men of the Northland, Paige Suvanto, Mikayla Harden, Tia Webber, Rachel Emery, Travis Johnson, Andrew Keller, Luke Zielinski and A. J. Beilke; second row: Teacher Friday, Sept. 23 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Ironwood. David Rowe, Ciara Novascone, Allyson Metas, Brittney Cebolski, Jason Turula, Ben Bogaczyk, Eli Kalinovak, Kyle Sordahl and teacher Jamie Stif? Mentoring of Moms, 9-10:30 Double Trouble, 11 a.m.-12:30 a.m., Range Community Bible p.m., Serenity Center, Ironwood. Church, Hurley. 715-561-4355. Mercer Food Pantry, noon-1 Mercer Area Play Group, 9:30- p.m., Railroad Street, Mercer, Wis. 11 a.m., Mercer, Wis., Public Library. Emergencies: 715-476-7655. 715-476-2366. Ottawa National Forest proposes recreation areas fee changes Ironwood Carnegie Library Alcoholics Anonymous, open Board, 4 p.m. meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran IRONWOOD — The Ottawa pass would include all three sites would be available for $100 per Camp Nesbit’s season generally Alcoholics Anonymous/Al- Church, Ironwood. area74.org. National Forest is interested in for $30, eliminating the stand- day. These fees would only be runs from mid-April through mid- Anon, noon, Salem Lutheran DOVE Support Group, noon-2 hearing comments on a proposal alone Sylvania annual pass.These charged from May 15, to Sept. 30. October, but can vary by year. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. p.m. 906-932-4990. to begin charging, or to increase, fees would be charged from May However, people will be able to Current fees are based on the type Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, Ironwood/Hurley Rotary Club, fees at signature recreation sites. 15, to Sept. 30, with a fee-free day reserve the buildings year-round. of user groups who rent the facility Ontonagon United Methodist Church 12:15 p.m., Elk and Hound Restau- Fees are assessed based on the offered each week on Thursdays. This will eliminate conflicts with and vary from $7 to $12 per person basement, next to Holiday gas sta- rant, Ironwood. level of amenities and services — Proposed fee increase for multiple groups setting up and per night. Factors such as econom- tion, Ontonagon. area74.org. Iron County Veterans Service provided, cost of operations and seasonal personal watercraft using the space on the same dates. ic status, type of group, and pur- Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Wis., maintenance and market assess- docking at Black River Harbor, — Sylvania Backcountry pose of the camp visit determine p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic Town Hall. 715-561-2190. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., ment. These fees are proposed and from May 1, to Oct. 15. Prices Campsites would increase from the price. Current fees also include Government Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. will be determined upon further would be $28/ft., for the dock space $10 to $15 per night. These devel- custodial fees of $60 per day and a Gogebic County Road Com- area74.org. analysis and public comment. south of the boat launch and oped campsites within the wilder- utility fees of $67per day. mission, 2 p.m., Courthouse Annex, Government The Ottawa’s proposal includes $30/ft., for dock space north of the ness area have hardened tent site, The Lake Ottawa and Clark Bessemer. Gogebic County Board, 5 p.m., changing the rental fee structure boat launch. Permits will be a fire ring, and a site marker. Lake Day Use buildings and Saturday, Sept. 24 public hearing on 2016-17 budget of Camp Nesbit Organizational issued annually using a random- Camping is only allowed at these Camp Nesbit would be placed on before regular meeting, courthouse, Camp and offering a new day use ized lottery drawing.No prefer- developed campsites in Sylvania the National Recreation Reserva- Community Pickleball Pad- Bessemer. option; changing the fee structure ence will be given to previous per- Wilderness. tion Site for rental information dlers, 8:30-11:30 a.m., Mercer Thursday, Sept. 29 of seasonal docking space at Black mit holders. These fees will not go — A new fee is proposed at and reservations. Sylvania Back- School gymnasium. 715-776-4588. River Harbor; a daily rental fee for into effect until all dock recon- Camp Nesbit for day use at $400 country campsites are currently Story Time, 10 a.m., Wakefield Pickleball, 9-11 a.m., Hurley the Lake Ottawa and the Clark struction is complete. Please note per day. This includes use of the available on this reservation sys- Public Library. High School Tennis Courts. Lake Day-Use Buildings; and that the fee proposal only address- dining hall, recreation hall, beach, tem. Free Supper, 5-6 p.m., Apostolic Gogebic County Veterans Ser- increasing backcountry camping es personal boats, not commercial restroom and shower facilities, All other fee sites would be self- Lutheran Church, Aurora Street, vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., fees in Sylvania Wilderness. charter boats. Any vessel that is and archery range. Currently serve by paying on site or by stop- Ironwood. Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 The proposal also includes a used for commercial charter ser- Camp Nesbit is not available for ping by one of our Forest Offices to Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. p.m., Marenisco Township. 906-667- day-use pass that covers the three vices will be issued a Special-Use day use only. obtain an annual pass. area74.org. 1110. signature recreation areas on the Permit for Outfitting and Guiding — In addition, the Forest pro- Pictures of the proposed fee Sunday, Sept. 25 Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Forest, Black River Harbor Recre- on National Forest Lands (OG poses changing the current sites can be found on the Ottawa Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. ation Area, Lake Ottawa Recre- Permit). Dock assignments will overnight fees at Camp Nesbit to National Forest webpage. Com- Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 p.m., area74.org. ation Area and the Sylvania be a part of the OG permit and make them more standardized. ments on the fee proposals will be closed meeting, Salem Lutheran Grief Support Group, 2 p.m., Recreation Area. they will placed only on the north The proposed fee is based on group accepted, until Nov. 30, 2016. Church, Ironwood. The Inn Bed and Breakfast, Montre- Specifically, the following fees dock. Any available slips on the size rather than qualifications that Please send your comments to Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 al, Wis. 906-663-0308. are proposed: north docks that aren’t utilized by may be difficult to determine. The Linda L. Jackson, Forest Supervi- ReGeneration Youth, 5:30-6:45 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, — A proposed new fee at Lake the Commercial outfitters and proposed fees are: $600 per night sor, Ottawa National Forest, Bessemer. area74.org. p.m., ages 10-11; Relentless Youth, 7-9 p.m., ages 12-18; Lighthouse Ottawa and Black River Harbor guides will go into the annual lot- for groups less than 50 people, E6248 Hwy 2 East, Ironwood, MI Monday, Sept. 26 Faith Center, Ironwood. recreation areas of $5 daily, $30 tery and be available for larger $750 per night for groups ranging 49938. Alcoholics Anonymous, 6:30 annually. The current fee of $5 private vessels. These fees will not from 51 to 100 people, and $850 For more information, ques- Iron County Food Pantry, 9 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, daily for Sylvania Recreation Area go into effect until all dock recon- per night groups ranging from tions or comments about any of a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Ave., Mon- Hurley. area74.org. would remain, but the annual fee struction is complete. 101-144 people. These fees would these fee proposals, contact Lisa treal, Wis. 715-561-4450. Government at Sylvania would be increased — The Lake Ottawa Pavilion cover full use of Camp Nesbit Klaus, Public Affairs Officer 906- Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Turnout for Transportation, 7 from $20 to $30. A new annual and Clark Lake Day-Use Building including utilities and clean-up. 932-1330 ext. 328. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. p.m., Highway conference room, area74.org. Hurley. Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 p.m., Briefs Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church, Friday, Sept. 30 Ironwood. area74.org. NMU Police Academy to dards (MCOLES) requirements His talk will be preceded by a and an artificial surface landing Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, Double Trouble, 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m., Serenity Center, Ironwood. host meeting at GCC to enter the academy and NMU potluck starting at 6:30 p.m., and zone is being installed among Ontonagon United Methodist Church requirements to attend the followed by a business meeting other improvements to accommo- basement, next to Holiday gas sta- Mercer Food Pantry, noon-1 IRONWOOD — The Northern p.m., Railroad Street, Mercer, Wis. academy. for Iron County Recreations date year-round ski flying and tion, Ontonagon. area74.org. Michigan University Regional Emergencies: 715-476-7655. There will also be a question- Enthusiasts (ICORE) from 8 to training. Methamphetamine ETC, 8 p.m., Police Academy will hold an support group, Woodland Church, Alcoholics Anonymous/Al- and-answer period. 8:30 p.m. Copper Peak is one of only six Anon, noon, Salem Lutheran informational meeting on For more information, call Renovation of the Copper sites in the world — and the only Ironwood. 906-285-2813 or Wednesday, Sept. 28, at Gogebic methetc.web.com. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. 906-227-1408. Peak ski flying jump north of one in the United States — able Government Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, Community College. The session Ironwood, Mich., is underway for to host elite ski flying events. Hurley Planning and Zoning Ontonagon United Methodist Church begins at 6 p.m., in room 012 of Bob Jacquart to hold a September 2017 Federation of Ski flying differs from ski Committee, 4 p.m., Hurley City Hall. basement, next to Holiday gas sta- the Solin Center. tion, Ontonagon. area74.org. presentation in Mercer International Skiiing event. jumping in that it involves hills Gogebic County Road Com- It will last about 45 minutes. The jump is being resurfaced longer than 180 meters. mission, 5 p.m., road commission Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Attendees will receive an MERCER, Wis. — Bob office, courthouse, Bessemer. p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic overview of the next academy, Jacquart will present “A Peak Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Bessemer Township Board, 5 which runs from May to August Experience: Bringing back a p.m., Bessemer Township Hall, Saturday, Oct. 1 2017. world-class ski jump to Copper Ramsay. Other topics that will be cov- Peak” on Tuesday, Oct. 4, from Friends of the Iron Belle Trail Mercer School Board, 5 p.m., ered include Michigan Commis- 7:15 to 8 p.m., at the Mercer Mercer K-12 School commons, Mer- clean up, 8 a.m., Ironwood Depot Community Center in. cer, Wis Park. sion on Law Enforcement Stan- Ironwood Township Board, Community Pickleball Pad- 5:30 p.m., Ironwood Township dlers, 8:30-11:30 a.m., Mercer offices. School gymnasium. 715-776-4588. Wakefield City Council, 5:30 Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., p.m., City Hall. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Ironwood City Commission, area74.org. 5:30 p.m., Ironwood Memorial Build- BDC Liquidators 411 East Cloverland in Ironwood OPEN WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY 9:00am-5:00pm Take an additional 15% OFF All Gold Dot Merchandise. 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(Much of In Their Opinion feared in recent years, but also the foreign it is our fault. Funny, isn’t it, how other peo- Get the Zika bill done countries involved. ples just hate it when we invade their coun- For now, think not only of the patterns tries?) revealed over the weekend, but of the But for now, we are where we are, and it is now, Mr. Speaker descriptions first given of the malefactors Quetta in particular — and sometimes for only sensible to restrict emigration to the and of the countries and movements that months at a time. U.S. from countries with large groups of peo- Funding to fight the Zika virus isn’t about abortion, lurk like dark clouds in the background of Now, both cities happen to be the hard-bit- ple who feel they are truly at war with us. It Obamacare or the Confederate battle flag. their — and our — minds: ten, closed-off, “don’t-go-there” capitals of the is perhaps inevitable that the Rahamis of worst terrorist groups and the varied types of At least it shouldn’t be. — On Saturday morning, a pipe bomb New Jersey and the Adans of St. Cloud — exploded in Seaside Park, New Jersey, near Talibans. Americans arriving in Quetta are and the Tsarnaevs of the Boston Marathon And it isn’t about which political party in Washington not expected to survive. Yet no one put Raha- will look good or bad before the fall election. the starting area of a charity race. A suspect massacre or the Farooks and Maliks of the was not arrested until Monday after a mi on any terrorist watch list or even slapped San Bernardino killings — harbor deep Emergency funding to fight the spread of Zika is about shootout with police, when (of all things) he his wrist for bad behavior. waves of cultural hatred for America. preventing terrible brain damage and birth defects in was found asleep in the doorway of a bar. — Now we move to St. Cloud, Minnesota. If we had any sense, we would be pro- newborns — including shrunken heads. Enter Ahmad Khan Rahami. Dahir Adan, 20 years of age, was the son of foundly concerned about our OWN cultural Congress should stop playing games and pass a clean The police work was little short of bril- one of the thousands of Somali refugees sense of ourselves — and about our own iden- Zika bill aimed squarely at diagnosing and preventing liant, but at first there was confusion about brought to that cold northern state when tity. For that is what the entire immigration the disease so it doesn’t devastate more children and Rahami’s personality pedigree. Born in Somalia, on the northeastern shores of talk is really about. It is why England voted families. Afghanistan, he was described by locals as Africa, collapsed into chaos in the 1990s. The to leave the E.U. and why Angela Merkel just Zika, which is transmitted by mosquitoes and sex, is “reserved,” or as a “quiet young man who young Minnesotan was described by friends lost her first Berlin vote ever; and it is why expanding in the United States, especially in Florida. served fried chicken” or a “typical immi- as “unassuming.” even Mexico has a virtual police wall on its And about 40 cases are confirmed in Wisconsin, involv- grant” (God forbid!). His family said they were in “deep shock” southern border to keep others out. ing people who have traveled outside the state to areas — Meanwhile, a bomb had exploded in and “devastated” after Dahir left home Sat- Americans want only what other peoples where Zika-carrying mosquitoes flourish. New York City’s Chelsea neighborhood, with urday night to buy an iPhone in a Macy’s have always wanted: They want to feel they Congress should approve $1.1 billion — without polit- a second explosive found nearby. Police store, taking a knife with him and, in a hor- control their lives, and too much uncontrolled ical strings attached — to help scientists and health offi- named Rahami as a suspect in both the rendous rampage, stabbing 10 people before immigration, particularly from hostile coun- cials defeat the disease. Chelsea and New Jersey bombings. being shot and killed by an off-duty police tries or parts of them, threatens Americans House Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Janesville, must rise By now we were finding out more about officer. People described his eyes during the more than anything. above the petty politics that dominate Washington and the lad who worked at his family’s ironically attack as “dead.” An American does not have to be a rally his members to support a solid funding package named First American chicken restaurant. It So, all right, where exactly are we? “Trumpist” to feel all of this or to know it. that doesn’t go after Planned Parenthood or cut Oba- seems that, despite his above-noted homely Liberal America wants us to bring in more One only has to be a commonsensical citizen macare or monkey with regulation of the Confederate demeanor, he had been able to garner the and more refugees, immigrants, migrants, of our nation. documented and, yes, undocumented aliens. flag. Those divisive and distracting political issues necessary energy to travel to Afghanistan Georgie Anne Geyer has been a foreign It is only good, it is only nice. should be set aside for now. and also to Pakistan. Not only to Afghanistan correspondent and commentator on interna- in general, but to Kandahar in particular; As to conservative America, we will deal tional affairs for more than 40 years. She can GOP colleagues are right to search for existing dollars and not only Pakistan in general, but to here only with Donald Trump and “Trump- be reached at [email protected]. to pay for a Zika response, rather than borrowing $1.1 billion and adding it to the national debt. That’s the fis- cally responsible thing to do. Today in history But the president asked for Zika funding back in In 1950, Omar N. Bradley was promoted to the rank of five-star February. And a spending bill is still stalled. The Associated Press general, joining an elite group that If Democrats won’t offset Zika funding by reducing included Dwight D. Eisenhower, spending elsewhere, we understand Ryan’s frustration. Today’s Highlight in History Douglas MacArthur, George C. Mar- But given how many months have passed without an On Sept. 22, 1776, during the shall and Henry H. “Hap” Arnold. agreement, borrowing the money is better than allowing Revolutionary War, Capt. Nathan In 1964, the musical “Fiddler on Zika to go unchecked. That’s because infected babies will Hale, 21, was hanged as a spy by the Roof,” starring Zero Mostel, cost far more to treat and care for than aggressively mov- the British in New York. opened on Broadway, beginning a On this date run of 3,242 performances. The ing to prevent further infection. In 1792, the first French Republic secret agent series “The Man from U.S. Rep. Curt Clawson, R-Florida, whose con- was proclaimed. U.N.C.L.E.,” starring Robert Vaughn stituents are on the front lines of the scary affliction, In 1862, President Abraham Lin- and David McCallum, premiered on understands well the need for swift action. coln issued the preliminary Emanci- NBC-TV. “If we don’t move to spend a little bit now, we’re going pation Proclamation, declaring all In 1975, Sara Jane Moore to spend a lot more later,” he said this week, according to slaves in rebel states should be free attempted to shoot President Gerald as of Jan. 1, 1863. R. Ford outside a San Francisco Today’s Birthdays 58. Actor Scott Baio is 56. Actress The Washington Times. In 1911, pitcher Cy Young, 44, hotel, but missed. (Moore served 32 “We can’t spend a billion or two for babies, and for Baseball Hall of Fame manager Catherine Oxenberg is 55. Actress gained his 511th and final career vic- years in prison before being paroled Tommy Lasorda is 89. Former NBA Bonnie Hunt is 55. Actor Rob Stone pregnant women?” he asked. “I mean, where’s our prior- tory as he hurled a 1-0 shutout for on Dec. 31, 2007.) Commissioner David Stern is 74. is 54. Musician Matt Sharp is 47. ities?” the Boston Rustlers against the In 1985, rock and country music Actor Paul Le Mat is 71. Musician Rock musician Dave Hernandez is Good question. Pittsburgh Pirates at Forbes Field. artists participated in “Farm Aid,” a King Sunny Ade is 70. Capt. Mark 46. Rhythm-and-blues singer Big Speaker Ryan and the rest of Congress should set In 1927, Gene Tunney success- concert staged in Champaign, Illi- Phillips is 68. Rock singer David Rube (Society of Soul) is 45. aside their political squabbles and quickly pass a Zika fully defended his heavyweight box- nois, to help the nation’s farmers. Coverdale (Deep Purple, Whites- Actress Mireille Enos is 41. Actress ing title against Jack Dempsey in the In 1991, the London newspaper bill. nake) is 65. Actress Shari Bela- Daniella Alonso is 38. Actor famous “long-count” fight in Chica- The Mail published an interview with fonte is 62. Singer Debby Boone is Michael Graziadei is 37. Actress —Wisconsin State Journal go. former intelligence agent John 60. Country singer June Forester Ashley Drane (Eckstein) is 35. In 1938, the musical comedy Cairncross, who admitted being the (The Forester Sisters) is 60. Singer Actress Katie Lowes is 34. Rock revue “Hellzapoppin’,” starring Ole “fifth man” in the Soviet Union’s Nick Cave is 59. Rock singer musician Will Farquarson (Bastille) Olsen and Chic Johnson, began a notorious British spy ring. Johnette Napolitano is 59. Actress is 33. Actress Tatiana Maslany (TV: Thought for Today three-year run on Broadway. In 1996, actress-singer Dorothy Lynn Herring is 59. Classical “Orphan Black”) is 31. Actor Tom In 1949, the Soviet Union explod- Lamour died at her North Hollywood crossover singer Andrea Bocelli is Felton is 29. Actress Juliette Goglia ed its first atomic bomb. home at age 81. 58. Singer-musician Joan Jett is is 21.

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McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2016 l 5 already had evidence that fraud AREA / STATE Record Audit occurred, saying the other way R A D A R H I L L would be putting “the cart ahead of the horse.” POLICE REPORTS “In talking to him, this is his From page 1 City of Ironwood recommendation (on how) to The Ironwood Public Safety fraud is discovered during the move forward with the problem Department received an early audit, the audit would be turned that we have,” Baron said. Wednesday complaint about an over to a different unit in the The state auditor is expected Ironwood man who claimed to be department. to begin work in early October. followed by two black men. Other board officials felt push- The contract approves a rate of Nathan Noble, of 133 W. Oak St., ing for an investigation into pos- $115-per-hour, with a maximum was contacted by Michigan State sible fraud was premature and of 80 hours of work. Segalin said Police in Ironwood, after first being followed in Hurley, according to an they should follow the process the board can revisit the contract IPSD report. the state was recommending. if more than 80 hours are need- Noble said the men were proba- They also argued that the state ed. bly just messing around and he did- would surely investigate any Several board members n’t want to pursue the matter, how- fraud it found even though it expressed a desire to have the ever officers discovered Noble was wasn’t specifically auditing for auditor speak to each board wanted on a criminal bench warrant that. member individually, although issued out of Houghton County for “This is how Treasury (wants) no one was sure whether this failure to appear for a court date. to start this process,” Clerk Mary would happen. He was transported to the Goge- Segalin said. “My personal feel- According to information pre- bic County Jail in Bessemer to be picked up by Houghton County ing is, this is where we start. ... If sented in the meeting, the state authorities. there is fraud, these people know auditor will also have the ability ——— what they are doing. They’re not to delve into the township’s Tyler Allen, 18, of 211 Bundy St., just any old accountant coming finances from previous years if was apprehended Monday after- in here, these people are trained necessary to discover the prob- noon for shoplifting from Super One to do what they do.” Segalin con- lem, although several trustees Foods. tinued, “I would not jump the questioned why this would be His bond was set at $1,000, sub- gun with a fraud auditor right needed as the township ject to posting 10 percent. away.” approved an adjustment that ACCIDENTS Supervisor Al Baron agreed, “reset the books” following the Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe City of Ironwood THE INSTALLATION of a new 220-foot communication on Radar Hill in Upson continues Wednesday, as Ryan A vehicle driven by Barbara saying Vaughn recommended 2014 audit. Bugni, 57, of Montreal, Wis., sus- this step rather than pursuing a The motion to contract with Newberry, left, and John Wehe, with OK Tower and Guiding Service of Stetsonville, Wis., tighten one of the tower’s guy-wires. Once installed, the tower will house communication equipment for Iron County fire, EMS tained moderate damage when it fraud audit unless the township the state passed unanimously. struck a deer on Cloverland Drive, and law enforcement services, as well as state and federal equipment. The tower will also hold broadband near the Gogebic County Fair- Internet technology that was funded through a 2015 broadband expansion grant that was part of the effort grounds, on Wednesday. to expand high-speed Internet services in the northern part of Iron County. Bugni was westbound when the of the city. deer ran out, causing driver’s side Trail During the Aug. 17 meeting, ahead we’re going to be behind.” local match of $80,100 in cash damage to the vehicle. authority member Robert Cole- Radar Hill While organizers have and in-kind installation costs. No injuries were reported. man said Steiger pulled his prop- reached out to a variety of groups The project will locate towers erty “off the table as long as in the area, there is still space if near Pine Lake, Springstead, From page 1 Search for 3 boaters in Kathy Whitburn is mayor.” people are interested in attend- Popko Circle in Mercer and From page 1 soon. Concrete ramps at road- From Ramsay, the fourth and ing. Those who do want to attend Saxon Harbor. Lake Superior suspended ways are also scheduled to be final phase is expected to extend group will discuss six general need to RSVP, McKindles said, “This grant shares the oppor- CHASSELL (AP) — Authori- completed soon, he said. the trail to Sunday Lake in questions. The questions cover which can be done by emailing tunity (of improved broadband ties say they have suspended the The current contract comple- Wakefield. how seniors use technology, why him at [email protected] or calling the service) for other people down in search for three boaters, includ- tion deadline is Oct. 12, accord- Once completed, the trail is they use it and the obstacles they Iron County UW Extension the southern part of the county, ing a 9-year-old boy and his ing to Anderson. expected to be the western end of face. Office at 715-561-2695. Mercer and north of Mercer father, who didn’t return from a Ironwood Chamber of Com- the Iron Belle Trail — which will Additional questions may be Broadband advocates have specifically,” McKindles said. fishing trip in Lake Superior. merce Director Michael Meyer run to Belle Isle in Detroit. brought up during the discus- taken steps in recent years to The inclusion of the Saxon U.S. Coast Guard officials in congratulated the authority for The Friends of the Iron Belle sion, McKindles said, adding improve high-speed Internet Harbor portion of the project was Michigan’s Upper Peninsula said the “rapid” completion of the Trail, which helps maintain the older generations are becoming access in the county, primarily designed to provide campers the search was called off Wednes- trail. trail, will have a fall planing increasingly receptive to technol- through applying for Broadband with improved WiFi and was day afternoon for Steve Chartre “This trail system is going to meeting today at 6 p.m. at the ogy. Expansion Grants through the added prior to the July 11 storm and son, Ethan, of Ishpeming. be a big pull for this area,” he Ironwood Memorial Building. On “It’s surprising to see how Wisconsin Public Service Com- that caused flooding that They were with Keith Karvonen, said. Saturday, Oct. 1, the group will many people that didn’t grow up mission. Work is currently being destroyed the harbor. It was kept 61, of Atlantic Mine. Meanwhile, the authority is host a fall trail cleanup day from with technology are embracing it completed on a trio of towers in the application as it will not negotiating Phase 3 of the trail 8 a.m. until noon. Food and now. It’s hard to believe how designed to expand service in the only benefit those using the har- Lottery extending to Ramsay. refreshments will be served. that’s changed over time. There northern part of the county, a bor after it is rebuilt — poten- In Bessemer, they are contin- Then, on Monday, Oct. 24, are people in their 70s and 80s project which is funded by a tially bringing in extra revenue Wednesday Wisconsin that are technology literate. And Michigan 5 Card Cash: JC-QC- uing to talk with Pat Steiger to there will be a ribbon-cutting grant the county received last to the county through increased Classic Lotto 47: 10-11- KD-AS-2D allow the trail to pass through ceremony for Phase 2 of the trail so I feel they need to have year. usage of the harbor — but could 20-27-28-29 Megabucks: 02-13-38- his property on the western end beginning at noon. resources available so they can It was recently announced the also be utilized during the Poker Lotto: AC-AH- 40-42-44 8C-9H-10S SuperCash: 18-21-25- (stay) in their homes and (be) county, through the Iron County rebuilding process, according to Midday Daily 3: 0-1-6 27-32-35, Doubler: N functional as long as they can,” Resource Development Associa- Iron County Development Zone Midday Daily 4: 4-4-9-4 Badger 5: 03-05-06-30- dents having both ethnic back- McKindles said. “My under- tion, had received its second Coordinator Kelly Klein. Daily 3: 0-0-1 31 Daily 4: 4-3-7-5 Daily Pick 3: 0-2-6 Hurley grounds. standing is there are technolo- grant through the Public Service “There’s going to be a period of Fantasy 5: 11-12-31- Daily Pick 4: 7-9-6-9 Patritto said the Finnish lan- gies out there that I am not even Commission. construction (at Saxon Harbor) 36-38 aware of that can help people Keno: 01-02-04-05-14- Multi-state guage is one of the hardest to This grant is for $79,101 in and it could be useful during that 23-24-33-34-40-41-42- Powerball: 01-28-63- learn because it’s not similar to stay in their homes and be func- grant funds and an additional period,” Klein said. 46-52-53-61-63-64-68- 67-69, Powerball: 17, From page 1 any other language. For exam- tional citizens, without having to 73-77-79 Power Play: 4 verse in the various languages ple, there are no short articles, go into a nursing home, for a and that is part of the grade the such as “the” or “a.” longer period of time.” THURSDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 22, 2016 student receives. Languages explored through While cataloguing current 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 Patritto showed the school the class also include French, resources is important, McKin- The Flash “The Runaway Supernatural Rowena CW 2 News Seinfeld ’ The King of The King of Engagement Engagement # CW KDLH board a video of four Hurley stu- German and Hungarian. dles really wants to focus on Dinosaur” (TVPG) (CC) makes a move. ’ (TV14) at Nine (TVPG) Queens ’ Queens ’ areas of improvement. NFL Kickoff (:25) NFL Football Houston Texans at New England Patriots. 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(AP) — and songwriter Shane McAnally, Love You’ was one that was really like they appear together.” National Book Award medal Music awards shows love to who has crafted songs with Sam hard for me to imagine in the mix Even with all his producing NEW YORK (AP) — Robert ner benefit in Manhattan, mashup songs and artists togeth- Hunt and Kacey Musgraves, and because I didn’t want to mess with experience, McAnally got a little Caro is this year’s winner of a where winners in the competi- er, but the Country Music Associ- director Joseph Kahn, who has that song,” McAnally said. “It feels nervous working with legends like National Book Award medal for tive categories of fiction, nonfic- ation took the mashup to a new worked with Taylor Swift, sacred.” Strait and Parton. He recalled lifetime achievement, given for tion, poetry and young people’s level for their upcoming 50th Eminem and Britney Spears. Featured singers include Par- that Parton, who is notoriously “Distinguished Contribution to literature will be announced. anniversary. “We had a list of about 40 ton and Nelson as well as other early for appointments, was American Letters.” A longtime New York City “Forever Country” features 30 songs, mostly CMA winners, CMA winners such as Blake Shel- already at the microphone when The 80-year-old historian, resident, Caro is one of the country singers in a blend of three songs that have won song of the ton, Reba, George Strait, Little McAnally arrived at the studio to known for his epic, acclaimed world’s most prominent histori- of the genre’s most beloved tunes year or at least been nominated, Big Town, Jason Aldean, Eric record her part of the song. biographies of former President ans even though he has pub- and an innovative music video and songs that sort of covered a Church, Alan Jackson, Tim “I hadn’t even met her, and I Lyndon Johnson and municipal lished just five books. “The that highlights the breadth and universal theme that could sound McGraw, Ronnie Milsap, Brad had to meet her through the builder Robert Moses, was Power Broker,” his landmark history of country music. The song like a love song to our genre,” Paisley, Charley Pride, Keith glass,” McAnally recalled. “Well, I praised Wednesday by the biography of Moses, is standard was released digitally and to radio McAnally said. Urban and Trisha Yearwood. have to go ahead and get this out National Book Foundation for reading for city historians and and a sneak peek of the music The songs chosen were John Even Randy Travis, who is recov- of my body and say, ‘I don’t know his “exceptional work and sig- planners and has been praised video premiered on ABC’s “Danc- Denver’s “Take Me Home, Coun- ering from a stroke, makes an how I am supposed to direct you nificant impact on American lit- by President Barack Obama, ing with the Stars” on Tuesday try Roads,” Willie Nelson’s “On appearance in the video. singing ‘I Will Always Love You,’ erature.” Previous honorees who once said he was “mesmer- night in advance of the Nov. 2 the Road Again,” and Dolly Par- Kahn then had to figure out but I am going to do my best.’” include Toni Morrison, Don ized” by it. Caro’s writings on awards show. ton’s “I Will Always Love You.” how to shoot all the artists, who Kahn, a Texas native, said DeLillo and Ursula K. Le Guin. Johnson, four volumes so far, That daunting task of combin- But McAnally was hesitant to were only singing a line at a time, shooting Parton gave him a “what “Caro’s in-depth and long are best-sellers widely read in ing all those voices together — change too much of Parton’s coun- and weave it into a visual story. am I doing here?” moment on set. term exploration of the lives of Washington and have inspired including Faith Hill, Carrie try-pop crossover classic, which “I had to shoot everyone sepa- “I never get nervous around two prominent men makes a some legislators to seek his Underwood, Luke Bryan and was also famously recorded by rately because of the way the tim- anyone,” Kahn said. “I have liter- much larger contribution to advice. Miranda Lambert — was given to Whitney Houston. ing worked out,” Kahn said. “But ally worked with everybody and American Letters than it might Accepting awards has almost two Grammy winners: producer “I will say that ‘I Will Always at the end of the video they all look Dolly Parton made me nervous.” seem at first glance,” Lisa become routine for Caro. His Lucas, executive director of the resume includes two Pulitzers, a National Book Foundation, said competitive National Book in a statement. “His life’s work, Award (for “Master of the Sen- Officials estimate 650,00 attended Cincinnati’s Oktoberfest and his stunning prose, teaches ate”), three National Book Critic us to better understand political Circle prizes and a National CINCINNATI (AP) — Cincin- The event celebrated its 40th 2015. Transit officials say the nati USA Regional Chamber had influence, American democracy, Humanities Medal, presented to nati police estimate 650,000 peo- anniversary this year and ran weekend also saw a boom in been moved from its usual Fifth and the true power of biogra- him in 2010 by Obama. He won ple attended the city’s annual from Friday through Sunday. streetcar ridership. The Cincin- Street location to a new spot at phy.” at least five awards just for his Oktoberfest Zinzinnati over the The number of attendees this nati Bell Connector recorded Second and Third Streets. Caro will receive his award most recent Johnson book, “The weekend, tying previous atten- year ties with estimated atten- about 29,000 rides. No police incidents were report- Nov. 16 at the annual National Passage of Power,” published in dance records. dance records set in 2014 and The event put on by the Cincin- ed during the event. Book Awards ceremony and din- 2012. 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But the city’s bud- force, which could in turn cut new positions over the next two get office confirmed that the down on the number of citizen years, its superintendent price tag for each first-year police complaints and police miscon- announced Wednesday, saying officer, when salary, benefits and duct lawsuits that the city has the move will help combat the supervision are factored in, will settled for tens of millions of dol- dramatic increase in shootings cost the city $138,000 a year — a lars. and homicides that has left thou- figure that when multiplied by Johnson seemed to agree. sands injured and hundreds dead 970 adds up to close to $134 mil- “I am a firm believer that if this year. lion. people are tired and overworked But Mayor Rahm Emanuel When asked about how the they start making bad decisions,” didn’t explain how the city, city would pay for it, Emanuel he said in an interview after his which is grappling with financial would only say that Chicago “will news conference. woes that threaten basic ser- have the resources.” The president of the Chicago vices, will pay for the hiring “That is a question that police union applauded Wednes- spree. remains unanswered,” Alderman day’s announcement. Superintendent Eddie John- Danny Solis said before the news “We have been pushing for son said at a news conference conference, adding that Emanuel more bodies since this adminis- that he asked for additional offi- recently assured him the hiring tration took office ... and I don’t cers and Emanuel “delivered.” can be done without raising know if it was me or all the crime The plan, which will start in Jan- taxes; the council approved new or the silent majority being uary 2017, is to add 516 new offi- water and sewer tax increases heard that they need and want cers, 92 field-training officers, earlier this month. more police presence,” said Fra- 200 detectives, 112 sergeants The plan marks a departure ternal Order of Police President and 50 lieutenants. The changes for Emanuel, who has relied on Dean Angelo. “Any move toward will increase the number of overtime — more than $100 mil- an increase in manpower is sworn officers from about 12,500 lion annually in recent years — appreciated by us and law-abid- to about 13,500; Johnson said to combat crime, arguing that it ing citizens.” vacancies will be filled on top of was an effective and less expen- Chicago has seen a dramatic the new hires. sive way to combat crime than rise in the number of shootings “I’m confident that these hiring more officers. and homicides this year. In added resources will make us Both Solis and fellow Alder- August alone, there were 90 better,” Johnson said. He also man Howard Brookins Jr. said homicides, marking the first acknowledged CPD’s issues and that whatever the cost for the time in two decades there have said accountability is key. “We’ll new plan, it might not add up to been that many in a single train and mentor officers who all that much more money than month. Overall, the city has make honest mistakes, but I will the city is already paying in over- recorded more than 500 homi- not tolerate intentional miscon- time. Though overtime will cer- cides this year — higher than all duct,” he said. tainly not disappear, Brookins of 2015 — and is on pace to climb Associated Press Johnson said he did not said he expected it to decrease past the 600-homicide mark for PROTESTORS AGAINST the new hiring plan by the Chicago Police Department protest outside the head- receive details from the mayor’s significantly. the first time since 2003. There quarters Wednesday, in Chicago. Chicago’s police department will add nearly 1,000 new positions over the office about how the city would Brookins, who has expressed have also been more than 2,500 next two years, its superintendent announced Wednesday, saying it’ll help the city deal with a dramatic pay for what his spokesman later concern about the effects shooting incidents so far this increase in shootings and homicides. But it isn’t clear where the money will come from in a city that’s grap- said was the largest hiring effort increased overtime was having year, about 700 more than in the pling with financial woes that threaten basic services. since at least the 1990s, only that on officers, thinks the new hires same time period last year. Vegas lawyer’s Police: 2 asphyxiated kids among 4 dead in Detroit area DETROIT (AP) — The bodies Green filed for divorce in August, ‘Black Lives’ of two young children and two citing a “breakdown in the mar- teenagers were found at a riage relationship.” They were protest resembles Detroit-area home early Wednes- married in 2010. Her lawyer, day after a man called 911 to Harvey Beck, spoke briefly with report that he had killed them, the AP, calling the deaths “a ter- Ohio case police said. rible situation,” but declining LAS VEGAS (AP) — A deputy The same man, Gregory V. further comment. public defender in Las Vegas Green, had served 16 years in Faith Green also filed for who defied a judge’s request that prison for second-degree murder divorce from Gregory Green in she not wear a “Black Lives Mat- — the fatal stabbing of his preg- 2013 but no action was taken and ter” pin in court has become the nant wife in 1991, records show. the case was dismissed. She had latest voice of protest in a Police summoned to a Dear- asked for a personal protection national debate over police bru- born Heights home early order that same year but a judge tality and race relations. Wednesday found a staggering dismissed the allegation as Erika Ballou’s protest comes scene. Two girls, ages 4 and 5, “insufficient.” two months after a black defense were asphyxiated in a car using Gregory Green was released attorney in Ohio was arrested on exhaust, while a 17-year-old girl from prison in 2008 after his fifth a contempt of court charge for and a 19-year-old male were request for parole in the death of wearing a similar pin in a fatally shot, Lt. Michael Krause another wife. municipal courtroom — prompt- said. He was rejected earlier ing a debate about where to Green’s wife was shot and because he “had not shown draw the line between courtroom stabbed but is in stable condition remorse for his crime, had not decorum, political speech and and is expected to survive. gained adequate insight and had free expression. Green, 49, is in custody. a lack of empathy,” Corrections Youngstown, Ohio, defense “The (911) call was made by Department spokesman Chris attorney Andrea Burton said the suspect himself. ... All of this Gautz said. “After being denied Wednesday she settled a federal seemed to have stemmed from a four times, he completed several domestic violence-related inci- cognitive-based programs.” civil rights lawsuit on Sept. 1 with an agreement that allows her to dent,” Capt. Michael Petri told In Dearborn Heights, Krause reporters. said officers arriving at the fami- wear the pin in the courthouse — Associated Press but not in the courtroom. Police haven’t released any ly’s home found a car parked out- DEARBORN HEIGHTS police stand outside a house at 431 Hipp street, in Dearborn Heights, Mich., on “We agreed to apply a dress names. But local media identi- side with a hose hooked to the Wednesday. A man is in custody after his two children were asphyxiated, his wife’s two older children were code evenly, so that officers also fied the suspect as Green, the exhaust. Police believe the fatally shot and his wife was shot and slashed at their suburban Detroit home, police said Wednesday. can’t be in a courtroom with father of the youngest victims, youngest children whose bodies black tape over their badges,” and said the injured woman was were found on the ground floor of “It’s tough to respond to some- Mayor Dan Paletko called the loons and all that stuff out Burton said during a vacation in Faith Green, who was the moth- the home were asphyxiated with thing like this,” Krause said. “We killings “a tragedy in every sense there,” neighbor Ronnie Jones Las Vegas. er of all four. carbon monoxide inside that aren’t robots; we’re human of the word.” told WXYZ-TV. “They’ve been Ballou, who is black, balked Court records reviewed by The vehicle. Police found the bodies of beings. ... It’s going to bother “Just two or three weeks ago, working on the house the last Tuesday at Clark County Dis- Associated Press show Faith the teens in the basement. some officers for some time.” they had a birthday party — bal- two or three months.” trict Court Judge Douglas Hern- don’s request that she remove the small round “Black Lives Matter” pin from her blouse while representing a white domestic battery defendant at a sentencing hearing. The protest is expected to con- tinue Thursday, when Ballou and attorneys who back her protest say they intend to wear “Black Lives Matter” pins again in Herndon’s courtroom. 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THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2016 l 9 Devils return home to face Northland Pines By PAT KRAUSE [email protected] IRONWOOD – Starting out the season at 0-4 after being beaten by West Iron County 48- 16 can be awful frustrating for a team and its coaching staff. But for Ironwood head coach Northland Pines at Ryan Niemi, there were also rays AverittIronwood, played onFriday, despite 7 hurting p.m. of hope coming out of the game. his ribs and for a running back The Wykons jumped out to a 42- that can be a painful proposition. 0 half-time lead after throwing Coming to town on Friday are four TD passes in the first two the Northland Pines Eagles. quarters and Niemi said pass First year coach Matt Weber- coverage has been one of the pal inherited a young squad that team’s weaknesses in the early posted a 2-7 record last year. In a season. pre-season poll of West-PAC “We’ve got some inexperi- coaches, the Eagles were picked enced guys in the secondary and to finish seventh out of eight they’ve been playing the run too teams. And Northland Pines has much,” Niemi said. “We can started the year with a 1-4 cover the pass a lot better than record. we’ve been.” But Niemi said records can be When teams are down 42-0 at misleading. half-time, many times the play- “They’ve played good teams ers are hoping the bus driver has like Calumet, Hancock and Hur- the bus warmed up and ready to ley,” Niemi said. “They run mul- go as soon as possible. But just tiple sets offensively and have a when things couldn’t have looked real good running back in num- much bleaker for the cardinal ber 44. They are pretty quick in and white, good things started general.” happening. Pines started off the year Playing against a team that playing good defense behind still had a lot of starters on the linebacker Cody Jantzen, who field, Ironwood out-scored WIC was a 2015 First Team West- Pat Krause/Daily Globe GOGEBIC MINERS’ Brayden Tomes tries to get away from a Lake Linden-Hubbell player during Friday night’s game at Massie Field in Bessemer. 16-6 in the second half and run- PAC All-Conference player as a ning back Mike Merritt gained sophomore. 101 yards while his team Last week against Hurley, the churned out 189 total rushing Eagles fell behind the Midgets Miners face North Dickinson at Wakefield yards. 23-0 at half-time and then their Moral victory or not, Niemi offense kicked in. They scored 19 By JASON JUNO soundly by probably sick of hearing it — but it's true with [email protected] saw some good football in the second half points, but Hurley Norway in our schedule — 'It's not going to be any easi- third and fourth quarters and it tallied 36. WAKEFIELD — The Gogebic Miners con- week 2, 41-14. er next week,'" Movrich said. "Other than the wasn’t coming from the opposing Northland Pines totaled 19 tinue the tough road through the heart of the Gogebic lost first week, we haven't had a week where we team. first downs and rushed for 230 Mid-Eastern Conference Saturday when to Norway by can relax and be off your game a little bit. The “We had a very good second yards. North Dickinson comes to Wakefield. a similar instant you are, a team just takes it to you." half,” Niemi said. “I was very Weberpal agreed his team’s The Miners are coming a 20-6 loss to Lake score, 49-20. Gogebic has been playing Saturday games happy. I think we grew up on record doesn’t reflect how good Linden-Hubbell where they played well but Both contests the last few years in Wakefield, while it's Friday.” they really are. were outscored 14-0 in the second half. against Nor- North Dickinson's first of the season. What changed in the second “Our offensive and defensive Gogebic is seeking its first win since beat- way were "It's one thing when you do it at home, if half? lines have played well and we’ve ing Three Lakes 56-0 in Wakefield in Week 1. close at the you do it on the road, you have to get up early “We fixed some things at half- played with a lot of enthusiasm "We showed flashes of solid play the week h a l f t i m e North Dickinson vs. and travel," Movrich said. "I would think if time and everything started and effort,” Weberpal said. “We before in Norway when we had chances early before the there's any advantage there, it's us." working,” Niemi said. “We ran to do some damage in that game or make the K n i g h t s Gogebic at Wakefield, The Miners are nursing some injuries, haven’t capitalized on our oppor- Saturday, 1 p.m. harder, tackled better and were tunities, especially in the red game a little more interesting and we didn't pulled away. which is tough with only 18 people on the more physical. And our attitude zone and we’ve lost some real capitalize. I thought that carried into the "North Dickinson's a very similar team to entire high school roster. A couple of special came around a lot better.” close games. Hopefully, we can Lake Linden game, which is a good sign," Lake Linden as far as offensive style. Good teams players will be out, but no starting Niemi said he hoped the Red start winning games and get Gogebic coach Mark Movrich said. "I just athletes," Movrich said. "They played a very players on offense or defense will miss the Devils could build off how they back in the playoff picture.” hope we can carry it over again. Mainly, we good Newberry team tough last week. We def- game. finished offensively, because Weberpal said he doesn’t competed. We made enough plays when nec- initely know that we're going to see another Everyone has been playing well, Movrich after seven weeks of practice and know a lot about Ironwood but essary to give us chances to win the ball- quality opponent." said. games, the coaching staff was likes their potential from a film game." The Miners are in a brutal six-week "It seems like, everybody has stepped up running out of ways to motivate he has and felt they have some North Dickinson comes into the game with stretch of tough games that started at Bark and made big plays at different times to put the players. speed in the backfield. a 2-2 record, trying to make the playoffs in its River-Harris in week 2, goes through all of us in position to win ballgames," Movrich “Now it’s up to them,” Niemi Ironwood fans may get to last season playing 11-man football. The the best Mid-Eastern teams, and ends with said. "It's been a collective effort. On the other said. “They have to motivate enjoy a good close football game Nordics are switching to 8-man next year. Hurley in week 7. side of it, we have some guys nicked up. We themselves.” on Friday night. The Nordics lost 22-20 to conference "It's almost like every week after the game, try to do the best we can to minimize their On the injury front, Ian favorite Newberry Friday. They were beat we talk to the kids and we tell them — they're contact in the game."

E-TC goes Midgets seek playoff from state berth at L’Anse By JASON JUNO [email protected] champs to HURLEY — Hurley will take its first road trip of the season seeking a berth in the WIAA Forest postseason for the 19th straight year. The Midgets' only road game Park in the first five weeks of the sea- By PAT KRAUSE son was at Ironwood. But they [email protected] head to L'Anse this week. EWEN – Ewen-Trout Creek "That's a challenge because lost big (79-0) last Saturday to we haven't been on the road Hurley at L’Anse, the number one team in 8-man since the scrimmage and routine football according to the Michi- is not necessarily set yet for the wayFriday, we're playing, 6 p.m. I feel good gan AP Prep Football poll and this," Hurley coach Scott Erick- where we're at, I see some really head coach Brandon Ward knew son said. " We know we're going good things for this team going why. to get a good game from L'Anse forward." “ N o r t h and coach (Mark) Leaf's boys." Erickson looks at how his Central has The Midgets need a record team went to overtime in a loss way too over .500 in the conference to to Calumet, which lost by just a m a n y qualify for the postseason. With touchdown to Negaunee, ranked weapons,” seven West-PAC games, Hurley first in the U.P. large school poll. Ward said. needs to be at least 4-3 and and The Miners won big over Iron “They have they are currently 3-1. Mountain, which beat Ishpem- Forest Beyond just getting into the ing. great speed Park at and we E-TC, playoffs, the Midgets are trying "Matchups are always key, Friday, to build a resume fitting of one or but I think we're pretty good in c o u l d n ’ t 7 p.m. match it. EDT more home games. While they all facets," Erickson said. "We've And they got a Level 1 home game last got speed. We've got enough size execute so well. They only run a year at 7-2, an 8-1 record could to compete. We've got some handful of plays and I could give the Midgets two home depth. We're getting good at almost call out what they were games. tackling. We're winning turnover going to run, but they run those "It'd be nice to get a win right battles. We're doing all the plays so well you can’t stop now and keep earning seed posi- things you need to do to win them. tion," Hurley coach Scott Erick- games. I would expect our kids “But it was a learning experi- son said. "But we've got four will get better at all those ence for our kids. They got to see tough games left. It's no small things." what a championship team looks Jason Juno/Daily Globe feat to get home through the rest like, plays like and acts like.” HURLEY’S MITCHELL Hissa (56) wraps up Northland Pines’ Jordan Decorah during Friday night’s West-PAC of the season. Our guys got chal- The Panthers and Ontonagon game at Veterans Memorial Field in Hurley. lenges every week. Keep playing MIDGETS page 10 played North Central in back-to- — back games and both Ward and Gladiator coach Ben Mayer came to the same conclusion that the Gladiators face Green Bay N.E.W. Lutheran at Crystal Falls Jets are better this year than By PAT KRAUSE and their backs were tough to bring down. They impressed by that,” Mayer said. “They never lost when they won the 8-man state [email protected] had a bunch of long drives on us. They made a the fight against a bigger team with three times title last year. ONTONAGON – It was one of those games couple less mistakes than us and got up on us by the guys we have. We really went after them. There may have been few pos- where Ontonagon felt like it had to keep scoring three touchdowns twice. We got it back to six I’ve never had a team be down by three touch- itives coming out of Saturday’s just to keep pace with Rapid River last Friday. points. We have a lot of tough kids playing both downs and come back like that twice.” game, but the Michigan High But in the end, it was the Rockets that won ways.” Mayer said Ontonagon has scored a fair School Athletic Association the high-scoring shootout 48-36. And it was the mental toughness the Gladia- amount of points this season (134), but he is con- informed E-TC one of their play- “It was a close back-and-forth game,” Onton- tors displayed that Mayer was most pleased cerned that the defense has given up too many agon head coach Ben Mayer said. “We put points with. Ontonagon vs. Green Bay on the board, but Rapid River is big physically “We fought our way back twice and I was real N.E.W. Lutheran at Crystal MINERS — page 10 Falls, Friday, 7 p.m. EDT GLADIATORS — page 10 10 l THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2016 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard

San Diego 38, Jacksonville 14 Roach graduate assistant trainer. Pittsburgh 76 75 .503 20½ Local Schedule Minnesota 17, Green Bay 14 LOYOLA, NEW ORLEANS — Named Milwaukee 68 84 .447 29 Monday's Games Andrew Goff men's and women's golf Cincinnati 63 89 .414 34 Thursday, Sept. 22 Philadelphia 29, Chicago 14 coach, effective Oct. 2. West Division Cross Country Thursday, Sep. 22 MANHATTAN — Named John Lovett W L Pct GB Drummond invite Houston at New England, 8:25 p.m. men's and women's assistant cross coun- Los Angeles 85 66 .563 — Volleyball Sunday, Sep. 25 try and track and field coach. San Francisco 80 71 .530 5 South Shore at Mercer Washington at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. NYU — Named Bridget Rafter assistant Colorado 73 79 .480 12½ Ewen-Trout Creek at Bessemer Cleveland at Miami, 1 p.m. softball coach. San Diego 64 87 .424 21 Ontonagon at Lake Linden-Hubbell Detroit at Green Bay, 1 p.m. SAINT JOSEPH'S (MAINE) — Named Arizona 63 88 .417 22 Watersmeet at Wakefield-Marenisco Minnesota at Carolina, 1 p.m. Jared Felker men's and women's swim x-clinched division Drummond at Hurley Denver at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. coach and assistant aquatics director. Tuesday's Games Arizona at Buffalo, 1 p.m. SUNY OLD WESTBURY — Named Philadelphia 7, Chicago White Sox 6 Friday,Football Sept. 23 Baltimore at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. Ahkeel Rodney men's assistant soccer Atlanta 5, N.Y. Mets 4 Northland Pines at Ironwood, 7 Oakland at Tennessee, 1 p.m. coach and Jimmy Kiriakos women's Miami 1, Washington 0 Ontonagon vs. Green Bay N.E.W. San Francisco at Seattle, 4:05 p.m. assistant soccer coach. Chicago Cubs 6, Cincinnati 1 Lutheran at Crystal Falls, 7 EDT Los Angeles at Tampa Bay, 4:05 p.m. WICHITA STATE — Announced men's Pittsburgh 6, Milwaukee 3 Forest Park at Ewen-Trout Creek, 7 San Diego at Indianapolis, 4:25 p.m. basketball G Peyton Allen has withdrawn St. Louis 10, Colorado 5 EDT Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, 4:25 p.m. from school. San Diego 5, Arizona 2 Hurley at L’Anse, 6 N.Y. Jets at Kansas City, 4:25 p.m. YALE — Named Jessica Barnett assis- San Francisco 2, L.A. Dodgers 0 Mercer at Winter, 7 Chicago at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. tant field hockey coach. Wednesday's Games Volleyball Monday, Sep. 26 Colorado 11, St. Louis 1 GCC at Finlandia tournament Atlanta at New Orleans, 8:30 p.m. Philadelphia 8, Chicago White Sox 3 Baseball Atlanta 4, N.Y. Mets 3 Saturday,Football Sept. 24 Transactions Washington 8, Miami 3 Gogebic vs. North Dickinson at Wake- American League Chicago Cubs 9, Cincinnati 2 field, 1 BASEBALL All Times EDT Pittsburgh 4, Milwaukee 1 Volleyball National League East Division Arizona at San Diego Hurley, Mercer at Northland Pines tour- ATLANTA BRAVES — Announced W L Pct GB San Francisco at L.A. Dodgers ney RHP Jose Ramirez has dropped the Boston 88 64 .579 — Thursday's Games GCC at Finlandia tournament appeal of his three-game suspension for Toronto 83 69 .546 5 Atlanta (Collmenter 2-0) at Miami throwing a pitch near the head of Marlins' Baltimore 82 70 .539 6 (Urena 4-7), 7:10 p.m. Jose Fernandez. New York 79 72 .523 8½ Philadelphia (Morgan 2-10) at N.Y. Football MIAMI MARLINS — Released 2B Tampa Bay 64 87 .424 23½ Mets (Lugo 4-2), 7:10 p.m. Robert Andino. Central Division Pittsburgh (Vogelsong 3-5) at Milwau- SAN DIEGO PADRES — Designated W L Pct GB kee (Anderson 8-11), 8:10 p.m. All TimesNFL EDT OF Patrick Kivlehan and INF Nick Noonan Cleveland 88 63 .583 — Colorado (Chatwood 11-9) at L.A. AMERICAN CONFERENCE for assignment. Recalled C Austin Detroit 80 70 .533 7½ Dodgers (Anderson 0-2), 10:10 p.m. East Hedges, OF Manuel Margot and LHPs Kansas City 77 75 .507 11½ San Francisco (Samardzija 11-10) at W LT Pct PF PA Buddy Baumann and Jose Torres from El Chicago 72 80 .474 16½ San Diego (Friedrich 5-10), 10:10 p.m. New England 2001.000 54 45 Paso (PCL). Selected the contracts of OF Minnesota 55 96 .364 33 Friday's Games N.Y. Jets 110.500 59 54 Hunter Renfroe and INF Carlos Asuaje West Division St. Louis at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. Miami 020.000 34 43 from El Paso. W L Pct GB Arizona at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Buffalo 020.000 38 50 BASKETBALL Texas 90 63 .588 — Washington at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. South National Basketball Association Houston 81 71 .533 8½ Atlanta at Miami, 7:10 p.m. WLT Pct PF PA LOS ANGELES LAKERS — Signed F Seattle 80 72 .526 9½ Philadelphia at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. Houston 2001.000 42 26 Thomas Robinson. Los Angeles 66 86 .434 23½ Cincinnati at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. Tennessee 110.500 32 40 FOOTBALL Oakland 66 86 .434 23½ Colorado at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. Indianapolis 020.000 55 73 National Football League Tuesday's Games San Francisco at San Diego, 10:40 Jason Juno/Daily Globe Jacksonville 020.000 37 65 CHICAGO BEARS — Signed RB Boston 5, Baltimore 2 p.m. MERCER-BUTTERNUT’S Seth Scherwinski, left, and an Oneida Nation pass reach for a pass Sept. 10 at Carow North Raheem Mostert from practice squad and Philadelphia 7, Chicago White Sox 6 WLT Pct PF PA LB Ronald Powell to the practice squad. Cleveland 2, Kansas City 1 WildAll Times Card EDT Park in Mercer. Pittsburgh 2001.000 62 32 DENVER BRONCOS — Released NT N.Y. Yankees 5, Tampa Bay 3 AMERICAN LEAGUE Baltimore 2001.000 38 27 Kyle Peko. Re-signed S Shiloh Keo. Texas 5, L.A. Angels 4 W L Pct GB Cincinnati 110.500 39 46 DETROIT LIONS — Placed RB Ameer Detroit 8, Minnesota 1 Toronto 83 69 .546 — Cleveland 020.000 30 54 Abdullah on injured reserve. Signed WR Houston 2, Oakland 1, 10 innings Baltimore 82 70 .539 — West Aaron Dobson. Toronto 10, Seattle 2 Detroit 80 70 .533 1 W LT Pct PF PA INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — Signed WR Wednesday's Games Houston 81 71 .533 1 Pioneers return to action Devin Street from New England's practice Houston 6, Oakland 5 Denver 2001.000 55 40 Seattle 80 72 .526 2 By JASON JUNO Kansas City 110.500 45 46 squad. Seattle 2, Toronto 1, 12 innings New York 79 72 .523 2½ stranger to high-scoring San Diego 110.500 65 47 MINNESOTA VIKINGS — Placed OT Boston 5, Baltimore 1 Kansas City 77 75 .507 5 [email protected] games. M-B beat Oneida Oakland 110.500 63 69 Matt Kalil on injured reserve. Signed RB Philadelphia 8, Chicago White Sox 3 Wednesday's Games MERCER, Wis. — Mercer-Butternut returns to Nation 74-58 and Bowler- NATIONAL CONFERENCE Ronnie Hillman. Cleveland 4, Kansas City 3 Houston 6, Oakland 5 East NEW ORLEANS SAINTS — Placed CB N.Y. Yankees 11, Tampa Bay 5 Seattle 2, Toronto 1, 12 innings the gridiron this week with a trip to Winter Friday Gresham 46-28. WLT Pct PF PA P.J. Williams on injured reserve. Added L.A. Angels 5, Texas 4 Boston 5, Baltimore 1 night. "They've been good to OT Tony Hills to the active roster. Detroit at Minnesota, ppd. N.Y. Giants 2001.000 36 32 Cleveland 4, Kansas City 3 The Pioneers won their only two home games of us as far as helping us; Philadelphia 2001.000 58 24 NEW YORK GIANTS — Terminated Thursday's Games N.Y. Yankees 11, Tampa Bay 5 Dallas 110.500 46 43 the practice squad contract of C Shane Detroit (Sanchez 7-13) at Minnesota Detroit at Minnesota, ppd., rain the season, over Bowler-Gresham and Oneida they were one of the Washington 020.000 39 65 McDermott. Signed OTs Laurence Gibson (Dean 1-6), 2:10 p.m. Thursday's Games Nation, before last week's bye week. They tried many programs in the South and Michael Ola to the practice squad. Boston (Price 16-8) at Baltimore (Till- Boston (Price 16-8) at Baltimore (Till- W LT Pct PF PA SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS — Placed man 16-6), 7:05 p.m. man 16-6), 7:05 p.m. unsuccessfully to find a game for last week. area that donated equip- Tampa Bay 110.500 38 64 LB Ray-Ray Armstrong on injured Kansas City (Vargas 0-0) at Cleveland Kansas City (Vargas 0-0) at Cleveland The bye week had its ups and downs for the 2-2 ment to us," Schoeneman Carolina 110.500 66 48 reserve. Signed LB Shayne Skov from the (Clevinger 2-2), 7:10 p.m. (Clevinger 2-2), 7:10 p.m. Pioneers. said of shoulder pads Atlanta 110.500 59 59 practice squad and LB Curtis Grant to the N.Y. Yankees (Cessa 4-2) at Tampa N.Y. Yankees (Cessa 4-2) at Tampa New Orleans 020.000 47 51 practice squad. Bay (Snell 5-8), 7:10 p.m. Bay (Snell 5-8), 7:10 p.m. "It was good in that we were able to get healthy," they provided. "We're North TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS — Detroit (Verlander 14-8) at Minnesota Detroit (Verlander 14-8) at Minnesota Mercer-Butternut coach Matt Schoeneman said. "It very thankful to them." Waived LB Josh Keyes. Signed WR Fred- (Santana 7-10), 8:10 p.m. W LT Pct PF PA (Santana 7-10), 8:10 p.m. was bad to stop our rhythm. I think we were in a Winter is 2-4, which Minnesota 2001.000 42 30 die Martino from the practice squad. L.A. Angels (Nolasco 6-14) at Houston L.A. Angels (Nolasco 6-14) at Houston Detroit 110.500 54 51 WASHINGTON REDSKINS — Signed (Fiers 11-7), 8:10 p.m. (Fiers 11-7), 8:10 p.m. good rhythm of playing football. The week off was includes an 80-52 win Mercer-Butternut at Green Bay 110.500 41 30 OL Ronald Patrick to the practice squad. Friday's Games NATIONAL LEAGUE definitely something we did not want." over Clayton, which is Winter, Friday, 7 p.m. Chicago 020.000 28 52 HOCKEY Arizona at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. All Times EDT West National Hockey League N.Y. Yankees at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. W L Pct GB It's been an excellent first season for the Pio- now playing 8-man football, and a 70-12 loss to W LT Pct PF PA NHL COACHES ASSOCIATION — Boston at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. San Francisco 80 71 .530 — neers. Northwood/Solon Springs. San Francisco11 0 .500 55 46 Named Michael Hirshfeld executive direc- Chicago White Sox at Cleveland, 7:10 New York 80 72 .526 — "We're getting to a point where the kids are buy- Mercer-Butternut quarterback Jace Scherwins- Los Angeles 110.500 9 31 tor. p.m. St. Louis 80 72 .526 — Arizona 110.500 61 30 NEW JERSEY DEVILS — Signed F Kansas City at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. Pittsburgh 76 75 .503 3½ ing into what we're asking them to do," Schoene- ki tallied 476 yards offense between passing and Seattle 110.500 15 19 Blake Speers and D Colton White to L.A. Angels at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Miami 76 76 .500 4 man said. "They're doing their assignments. The rushing in the Pioneers' win at Oneida Nation. three-year, entry-level contracts. Seattle at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. Thursday's Games Wednesday's Games tackling, blocking and ball control is improving for "He did a lot of great things that day with run- N.Y. Jets 37, Buffalo 31 WASHINGTON CAPITALS — Re- Texas at Oakland, 9:35 p.m. Colorado 11, St. Louis 1 signed D Dmitry Orlov to a one-year con- everyone." ning and throwing and making good decisions," Sunday's Games National League Atlanta 4, N.Y. Mets 3 New England 31, Miami 24 tract. All Times EDT Washington 8, Miami 3 Winter has a good tradition of football and has a Schoeneman said. "As a young quarterback, we're N.Y. Giants 16, New Orleans 13 COLLEGE East Division Pittsburgh 4, Milwaukee 1 Dallas 27, Washington 23 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BAS- WLPct GB San Francisco at L.A. Dodgers high-scoring offense, he said. The Pioneers are no excited to see that." Tennessee 16, Detroit 15 KETBALL COACHES — Appointed Washington 89 63 .586 — Thursday's Games Baltimore 25, Cleveland 20 Northeastern coach Bill Coen, Providence New York 80 72 .526 9 Atlanta (Collmenter 2-0) at Miami Pittsburgh 24, Cincinnati 16 coach Ed Cooley, South Carolina coach Miami 76 76 .500 13 (Urena 4-7), 7:10 p.m. Ward said that if E-TC is to hosting E-TC tomorrow as an 8- Houston 19, Kansas City 12 Frank Martin, Purdue coach Matt Painter Philadelphia 69 83 .454 20 Philadelphia (Morgan 2-10) at N.Y. Carolina 46, San Francisco 27 and Cleveland State coach Gary Waters Atlanta 61 91 .401 28 Mets (Lugo 4-2), 7:10 p.m. Panthers improve and increase its win man football powerhouse. Many Los Angeles 9, Seattle 3 to the board of directors. Central Division Pittsburgh (Vogelsong 3-5) at Milwau- total, it must do two things. One football fans were shocked when Arizona 40, Tampa Bay 7 BROWN — Named Jeffrey Kirpas WLPct GB kee (Anderson 8-11), 8:10 p.m. is to run the ball more consis- Crystal Falls Forest Park made Denver 34, Indianapolis 20 women's basketball operations coordina- x-Chicago 97 55 .638 — San Francisco (Samardzija 11-10) at Atlanta 35, Oakland 28 tor. St. Louis 80 72 .526 17 San Diego (Friedrich 5-10), 10:10 p.m. tently. He said the only game the the decision to join the world of CLAYTON STATE — Named Leigh From page 9 Panthers have run the ball well 8-man football, but it’s a sign of ers set a new record in 8-man was against Carney Nadeau in the times. football and another Panther game one. One reason the run- Forest Park is 3-1 (losing only tied an older record. ning game is stuck in the mud is to North Central) and are ranked Twins, Tigers rained out; plan Jake Witt, who Ward said now that Trace Gagnon has been second in the latest U.P. 8-man stands at about 6-8, set the hampered by injuries. football poll. record for most receiving touch- E-TC’s other achilles heel has Forest Park has scored 212- doubleheader on Thursday downs (8) in one 8-man football been its defense (or lack of). E- points this season. The Trojans game in Michigan. He did it in TC has surrendered 187 points have been in the end zone more MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The Detroit Tigers never happened because its going to get washed only the third varsity football in four games. That’s almost 47- than Peyton Manning has been gained ground in the American League wild card away, but at least in his mind he knows he went game he’s played in. points per game. in TV commercials. race on Wednesday night, even though they were out there and competed pretty well for three Quarterback Austin Berglund “That’s too much for 8-man But Ward said that unlike rained out in Minnesota. innings." tied a Michigan 8-man football football,” Ward said. “A big part North Central which has so Thursday's doubleheader gives Detroit another Verlander has won 11 of his last 12 decisions record by throwing for seven of it is the bigger schools have many weapons, Forest Park big opportunity to climb in the wild card standings. against Minnesota with a 2.28 ERA and 129 strike- touchdown passes. Both records combined for about 135-points relies heavily on a bulldozer-type Wednesday's game was delayed by rain in the outs in 118 2/3 innings. Santana hasn't recorded a came against Baraga on Sept. 9. right there. We are out-manned running back in Daniel Nocerini. bottom of the third inning with the two teams decision in his last three outings, despite allowing Most football players would glad- in some games. The bigger “We have to at least slow scoreless and was postponed 90 minutes later lead- just four runs in 18 innings. ly settle for seven or eight touch- schools usually do well. down or contain Nocerini,” Ward ing to a split doubleheader on Thursday. The postponement could prove beneficial for a downs in a career, much less one “We also have to make tackles said. “It’s the Nocerini show and Despite the rainout, the Tigers moved within a few injury situations for both teams. game. at the point of attack and tackle its power running. He’s a great game of the Orioles for the final AL wild card as Detroit second baseman Ian Kinsler and desig- more consistently.” player. We have to gang-tackle Toronto lost 2-1 at Seattle and Baltimore was beat- nated hitter Victor Martinez were both out of But that’s how fast teams can A team that was once an 11- him and lower our shoulders on en 5-1 by Boston. Wednesday's lineup. Kinsler likely wouldn't be score in 8-man football. man football powerhouse is now Right-hander Buck Farmer started for Detroit ready for Thursday as he deals with a concussion. him. He can’t have a huge game.” on Wednesday and had allowed one hit in 2 2/3 Martinez has swelling in his right knee after being innings. Minnesota rookie Jose Berrios had strand- hit by a pitch on Sunday. against Northland Pines last week but then gave ed runners on third in the first two innings while Twins third baseman Miguel Sano came to the Midgets up three second-half touchdowns. giving up two hits and two walks. ballpark on Wednesday with a little stiffness after "We missed some gap coverage. Some of it was Berrios entered the game with an 8.88 ERA in a rigorous workout on Tuesday, Molitor said. Sano players missing gaps and some of it was scheme his first 12 major league starts, which included an has been out since Sept. 12 with a back injury, but From page 9 missing gaps," Erickson said. "We worked on fixing 0-1 mark against the Tigers with a 19.06 ERA. Molitor left open the possibility that he could that today and put it into practice this week. Just "You're just looking for things to make him feel return to the lineup on Thursday. It's been a tough start to the season for the Pur- ple Hornets. But they were competitive against a a couple of minor things for us that got to be a lit- a little bit better about what he's doing," Twins "We'll see how he does tomorrow," Molitor said. tle frustrating at the end of the game Friday." manager Paul Molitor said. "We talked about after "I know he did some cage stuff today. I'm hoping one-loss Houghton, 30-26, and Westwood, 18-16, both at home. Isaac DeCarlo had 19 tackles (13 solo) Friday those innings when he's able to get off the field that he can swing. We don't have a ton of players, night to move into a tie for the team lead with 46 unscathed even though he's had a rough time, and considering where we're at, so it would be nice if we Erickson said L’Anse is better than their record. (32 solo). Tim Buerger also has 46 (20 solo). Ryley how he can build on those things. It's kind of like it can spread the workload out a little bit tomorrow." "They've got some size, some really good size, a strong-armed quarterback," he said. “They're very Eitrem has 43 (30 solo) and so does Devin Czernes- thick across the defensive front. Moving them is ki (43, 23 solo). Eitrem leads Hurley with six tackles for a loss. Crystal Falls. quarterback, long kick returns going to be a really challenge." He also has two sacks, a forced fumble and a fum- Gladiators Mayer and the Green Bay and no free TD’s. "If some breaks would have went our way, we ble recovery. Lutheran coach exchanged video “In 8-man football, teams will could easily be 2-2 instead of 0-4 with a couple "He doesn't stop," Erickson said. "He plays whis- tapes early on and what Mayer score points, but we have limit or tough losses there," L'Anse coach Mark Leaf said. tle to whistle. We can't ask for anything more than has seen has been pretty impres- keep our opponents’ scoring Their other two losses were to undefeated Lake From page 9 what Ryley Eitrem gives. He's a fantastic player sive to him. down,” Mayer said. “No explod- Linden-Hubbell and one-loss Hancock. "We've been and he plays with all effort all the time. He works points in four games (180 or 45 “They are a private school and ing scoreboards.” playing well at times. We have to be more consis- technique the best of almost anybody and he's such points per game). my impression is they have been The Gladiators will probably tent. That's our biggest thing right now. We've had a big part of what we do. He gets hustle tackles. He “We’ve given up a ton of a perennial power,” Mayer said. need big nights from sophomore glimpses where we've played very, very well, but gets tackles, after closing his gap, he'll go find the points,” Mayer said, “We don’t “Their execution and technique quarterback Noah Kaarto and just consistency, play four good quarters of foot- ball somewhere else. He's been really, really out- have a lot of big kids. We don’t is very good at all the positions running back Jaden Weisinger ball." standing." have a player over 200 pounds and they seem to be very well- one more time. Injuries have also been a problem for L'Anse. Kris Bluse had just six carries for 114 yards and only four kids over 155 coached. They appear to be real Kaarto rushed 27 times for Four kids are out with season-ending injuries. Dur- with two touchdown runs of 48 yards Friday night. pounds. The bigger schools have big and they run a similar 162 yards with three touchdowns ing the Westwood game, at one point five offensive "He was real explosive Friday night," Erickson more kids and more big kids. offense to ours. They are big on last week and Weisinger has starters were out and the already injured starting said. "We've been waiting for that. I think now is Rapid River had 39 kids com- running the option. been running wild all season. quarterback had to come back in when the backup the time for him to be consistently like that pared to our 17 in grades 9-12. “They look like a tough team Last Friday, he had 20 carries for got hurt. The starter remains nicked up but is play- because he's a game changer when he's hitting the Some teams are huge compared to beat, like an upper-echelon 181 yards and a TD. ing. hole fast and exploding into the secondary. He's to us, but our guys never get team in in our conference.” Mayer attributes a lot of their "We've got a tough contest this week," Leaf said. been a little shuffily and not finding his way intimidated.” Mayer said his team must success to working hard in the "We know Hurley's a very good football team, very through there quick enough. That was great to see The Gladiators (2-2) play limit their mistakes such as fum- off-season and he likes the fact well-coached, very consistent, perennial playoff Friday night and we hope that will continue again Green Bay N.E.W. Lutheran Fri- bled snaps over the head of the they are smart football players. team. They're going to be a challenge for us." day in a non-conference game in Hurley's defense pitched a first-half shutout this week." THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM NATION THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2016 l 11 NY bombing case most high-profile since Boston bombing WASHINGTON (AP) — The Though the Obama adminis- There have been political federal charges portraying Man- tration — facing stiff opposition calls, including from Republican hattan bombing suspect Ahmad — abandoned its 2009 plan to presidential nominee Donald Khan Rahami as a man bent on transfer some Guantanamo Bay Trump, to treat terror suspects murderous destruction set the detainees to Manhattan federal like Rahami as enemy combat- stage for the most anticipated court for trial, the Justice ants, which would deny them terror prosecution since the Department has since cited a certain constitutional rights. Boston Marathon bombing. series of a high-profile successes But there’s extremely limited As separate cases wind — including one in New York and unsettled precedent for through federal courts in New against the son-in-law of Osama doing that when a defendant is Jersey and New York, prosecu- bin Laden — as proof that the captured on U.S. soil. One 2002 tors are sure to reveal more U.S. criminal justice system can instance involved Jose Padilla, about the bombings that injured secure swift convictions and who was first held as an enemy 31 people and the evidence that harsh punishment against ter- combatant before being prosecut- led to Rahami’s capture early rorism defendants. The military ed and convicted in federal court. Monday morning after a shootout tribunal system, meanwhile, has The Obama administration has with police. A courtroom airing of been snarled by delay. time and again expressed its sup- those allegations is likely to con- “No one can point to any port for the civilian criminal jus- jure memories of the attempted example of a civilian criminal tice system. Times Square bombing in 2010 prosecution where any of the “There are lots of different and the Boston explosion three issues we were worried about ways for the government to years later — unusual incidents actually manifested,” including throw the book at Rahami in in which a defendant was cap- attacks on a trial or inappropri- civilian court,” Vladeck said. tured alive after an attack was ate disclosures of national securi- “Our post 9/11-criminal countert- attempted or carried out. ty information, said Stephen errorism regime is not soft.” This latest prosecution is in Vladeck, a national security law Rahami has been hospitalized Associated Press keeping with the Justice Depart- professor at the University of since his arrest in Linden, New AHMAD KHAN Rahami is taken into custody after a shootout with police in Linden, N.J., Monday. Rahami, a ment’s commitment to use Amer- Texas. “All of the concerns that Jersey. He had not spoken with U.S. citizen born in Afghanistan has been charged by federal officials in two states with planting bombs in ica’s civilian court system for ter- have been raised, I think, are investigators as of Tuesday New York and at a military charity run and train station in New Jersey. Rahami remained hospitalized Tues- rorism cases. belied by the record.” evening. day after a shootout the day before with police in New Jersey. 2 potential bombing witnesses sought Clinton, Trump decry latest NEW YORK (AP) — Investi- gators of last weekend’s bomb- ings have released an image of police shootings of black men two men who took a suitcase they found on a city street, possibly CLEVELAND (AP) — Donald voters, who frequently hear Clin- event organized by members of without realizing a wired pres- Trump and Hillary Clinton ton describe Trump as extreme. his diversity coalition, Trump sure cooker they removed from it decried a fresh round of police- King, introducing Trump, was asked about recent high-pro- and left behind could have blown involved shootings on Wednes- raised eyebrows when he said a file police shootings in Oklahoma them to bits. day, with the Republican nomi- black man is always framed by and North Carolina. Trump said Police investigating the bomb- nee saying he was “very troubled” his skin color, recalling that he 40-year-old Terence Crutcher, ings in New York and New Jer- by the killing of a black man by a once told pop icon Michael Jack- who was killed in Friday’s Tulsa, sey have been saying for several white police officer in Oklahoma. son “if you’re poor, you’re a ‘poor Oklahoma, shooting, “looked like days they were looking for the Courting black voters who Negro.’ If you’re rich, you’re a he did everything you’re sup- men, who they stressed were have long spurned Republicans, ‘rich Negro.’” An educated black posed to do. And he looked like a being sought as potential wit- Trump’s event in Cleveland man is “an intellectual negro.” really good man.” nesses in the case, not as sus- Heights’ New Spirit Revival Cen- King, who is black, continued: “This young officer, I don’t pects. ter took a bizarre turn when he “If you’re a dancing and sliding and know what she was thinking. I “They’re not in any jeopardy of was introduced by boxing pro- gliding n-----— I mean Negro — don’t know what she was think- being arrested,” Jim Watters, moter Don King, who used a you are ‘a dancing and sliding and ing but I’m very, very troubled by chief of the New York Police racial slur as he made the case gliding Negro.’” Gasps and laughs that,” Trump said, calling it a Department’s counterterrorism for black voters to support could be heard from the audience. “terrible situation.” unit, said on Wednesday. “We Trump. In an interview later, The King incident under- But hours later he called for have no reason to believe they’re Trump called for a national scored the often clumsy way in the expanded use of stop-and- connected.” expansion of “stop-and-frisk,” the which Trump has made his frisk, a police tactic that a federal Federal prosecutors have police tactic that a federal judge appeal to minority voters. Many judge has ruled can be discrimi- charged Ahmad Khan Rahami ruled can be discriminatory black community leaders and natory against minorities. Trump with detonating a pipe bomb in a against minorities. voters have been offended by his said during a Fox News town hall New Jersey shore town on Satur- Trump’s latest foray into the dire depiction of life in minority taping that the tactic, which gives day morning and a pressure black community not only sought communities. Trump’s outreach police the ability to stop and cooker bomb in New York City’s to connect with voters in Cleve- has also been viewed cynically as search anyone they deem suspi- Chelsea neighborhood later that land, home to a large community an attempt by his campaign to cious, had “worked incredibly night. Thirty-one people were of African-American voters key soothe concerns among more well” in New York, where it was injured in the New York blast. A Associated Press to Clinton’s prospects in Ohio, moderate, suburban voters. expanded under former New York second pressure cooker bomb left THIS VIDEO frame grab provided by the FBI shows two unidentified but also with moderate suburban At the end of the Ohio church City Mayor Michael Bloomberg. in Manhattan didn’t explode and men walking in the Chelsea neighborhood of New York on Saturday, is the subject of the latest public around the time when a bomb exploded on a nearby street. Investiga- plea. tors said the men are being sought as witnesses in connection with the Prosecutors said surveillance explosion and another explosive device that was found nearby. video shows Rahami rolling a suitcase down the street, then lucky” the bomb didn’t explode. Lynch said Rahami will be abandoning it on the sidewalk In court papers, a public moved to New York to face feder- where that second device was defender sought a court appear- al charges in the “near future.” found. ance for Rahami, an Afghan-born In a bloodied journal recov- A few minutes later, two men U.S. citizen, so he can hear the ered by investigators, Rahami pass by the luggage and appear federal terrorism charges against made references to Osama bin in the DAILY GLOBE to admire it, police said. They him. Laden, American-born Muslim PLAY EVERY DAY then remove a pressure cooker Rahami, 28, was arrested on cleric Anwar al-Awlaki and for- from the luggage, leave the pres- Monday following a shootout mer Army officer Nidal Hasan, sure cooker on the sidewalk and with police in Linden, New Jer- who went on a shooting rampage walk away with the luggage. sey. He is being held on $5.2 mil- in Ford Hood, Texas, according to B N O “I think they were more inter- lion bail, and he faces state a federal complaint. I G ested in the bag, not what they charges of attempted murder of In one section, the complaint were taking out,” Watters said, police officers. says, Rahami wrote: “Death to

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We currently have a 1- irresponsible, cruel dog-owning year-old pup, named Tucker. Two other neighbors have neighbors. We are talking one- to Our 12-year-old dog, Trixie, resorted to using bark collars that four-hour stretches of barking. just passed away. Ten years ago, shock their dogs. This is absolute- One neighbor leaves for work. His we would have picked up the ly inhumane. I can barely stand it two dogs have a dog door and free phone and called the breeder to hear the dogs screaming in pain access to the outside at any time. immediately. But we are older when those irresponsible owners now; my wife has arthritis in her hit the buzz button — at their ran- hand, and we feel that two large dom convenience. The inconsis- dogs would be a lot to manage at OUR tency just makes it even more con- Y our age. fusing for the dogs, I’m sure. The problem is with Tucker. He Owners, please stop using bark HOROSCOPE really misses having a companion. collars. You have deluded your- BORN LOSER Since Trixie died, Tucker has been selves into thinking that you are chewing furniture and barking being consistent, that it is an incessantly for us to play with effective means of training and him. I don’t think we can handle that it doesn’t hurt the dog. another big dog, but I know that Reconsider your need to own a Tucker needs company. What dog if you do not have the time or EUGENIA should we do? — Goldies means to devote to proper training LAST Dear Goldies: First off, I’m and adjust your life to your indi- sorry for your loss. I’m sure Trixie vidual dog’s needs and personali- is on the rainbow bridge with all of Your Birthday ty. Do some soul-searching, and do your other goldens. Animals Thursday, Sept. 22, 2016 what is right for your dog. grieve, too, and it sounds as if We live in a small rural commu- Tucker is going through that. 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Under the power of Wednesday, as the U.N. out “double tap” attacks through- sian and U.S. diplomats insisted m A 9 4 m 8 7 5 3 and 24, 2016 Snowplowing Bids sale contained in said mortgage announced it would resume aid out the 5-1/2 year war, placing that the cease-fire, which went n J 10 8 6 3 n K and the statute in such case made o o Bids will be accepted by the Goge- Q 10 8 J 9 3 2 bic County Medical Care facility for and provided, notice is hereby giv- deliveries suspended after an paramedics and rescue workers into effect nine days ago, was not p 10 4 p Q J 9 6 snowplowing at the facility. Spe- en that said mortgage will be fore- attack on a convoy two days ago in peril. dead, despite soaring violence. South cifications may be obtained by ap- closed by a sale of the mortgaged m K J 10 6 2 pointment from Mark Ahonen, Dir- premises, or some part of them, at that killed 20 people. The Britain-based Syrian U.S. Secretary of State John n A 9 4 ector of Maintenance and Service public vendue, at the place of Reuse. The escalation of violence Observatory for Human Rights Kerry and his counterpart o A 6 5 Support. Bids must be received on holding the circuit court within Gogebic County, at 10:00 AM, on p 7 3 or before 12 noon on October 7, against humanitarian workers said nine militants, some of them Sergey Lavrov exchanged blame 2016. The facility reserves the October 28, 2016. Said premises Repurpose. has all but destroyed a cease-fire belonging to the Fatah al-Sham in a public session on Syria at Dealer: South right to accept or reject any or all are situated in City of Ironwood, Vulnerable: Neither bids. submit bids to: Gogebic County, Michigan, and that took effect on September 12, Front, an al-Qaida-linked group the U.N. Security Council. are described as: All of Lot Eight- South West North East Mark Ahonen Really Save! m p Director of Maintenance and een (18), and that part of Lot Nine- and has stoked tensions between previously known as the Nusra The Syrian military said the 1 Pass 2 Pass teen (19), in Marander's Addition 2NT Pass 3NT All Pass Service Support the truce’s architects, the U.S. Front, were also killed in the truce expired Monday night, Gogebic Medical Care Facility to the City of Ironwood, Gogebic Take a fresh look at the County, Michigan, described as and Russia, which have traded “double tap” attack. shortly before presumed Russian Opening lead: n 6 402 North Street Classifieds, the original Wakefield MI 49968 follows: Beginning at the Northw- way to shop green! blame for running it into the It was not immediately clear or Syrian government jets phone: (906)224-9811, ext. 105 est corner of said Lot Nineteen (19), thence in an easterly direc- ground. who carried out the strike. Air- launched a sustained aerial The tough plays tion on the North line of said lot to September 22, 29, October 6, 13, the Northeast corner thereof; The U.N said convoys to prior- craft from Syria, Russia and the attack on Aleppo’s opposition- 2016 keep appearing thence in a Southerly direction ity areas would be resumed, with U.S.-led coalition are targeting held neighborhoods. Notice Of Mortgage along the East line of said lot a Foreclosure Sale By Phillip Alder distance of 20 feet; thence in a deliveries planned as early as the Fatah al-Sham Front, which The cease-fire was intended in THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECT- Westerly direction parallel to the OR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT Thursday. “Our obligation to along with the Islamic State part to allow humanitarian con- Salma Hayek said, “Life is tough, North line of said Lot to the West A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION WE line of said Lot; thence in a North- and if you have the ability to laugh at OBTAIN WILL BE USED FOR civilians on all sides is to go group was excluded from the voys to reach besieged and hard- it, you have the ability to enjoy it.” erly direction along the West line THAT PURPOSE. PLEASE CON- of said Lot to the point of begin- where and when we can with cease-fire. to-reach areas throughout Syria. This week has featured some TACT OUR OFFICE AT THE tougher-than-usual plays. Here is ning. The redemption period shall relief,” said Jan Egeland, a The airstrike on a Syrian Arab The U.N. estimates that some 6 NUMBER BELOW IF YOU ARE be 6 months from the date of such another. South is in three no-trump. IN ACTIVE MILITARY DUTY. AT- sale, unless determined aban- senior U.N. humanitarian offi- Red Crescent convoy Monday million Syrians live in such West leads a fourth-highest heart TN PURCHASERS: This sale may doned in accordance with MCLA cial focused on Syria. “We hope to night prompted international areas. six, and East produces the king. be rescinded by the foreclosing 600.3241a, in which case the re- What should declarer do? mortgagee. In that event, your demption period shall be 30 days resume convoys tomorrow and condemnation over attacks tar- On Wednesday, Syrian opposi- The auction was natural, South’s damages, if any, shall be limited from the date of such sale. If the two-no-trump rebid denying four solely to the return of the bid property is sold at foreclosure sale Friday, but still work on security geting humanitarian facilities tion activists said suspected gov- hearts. Note that if you play two- amount tendered at sale, plus in- under Chapter 32 of the Revised guarantees. and workers. U.N. Secretary- ernment airstrikes in the north- over-one game-force, South’s terest. MORTGAGE SALE - De- Judicature Act of 1961, pursuant rebid indicates 12-14 points or 18- fault has been made in the condi- to MCL 600.3278 the borrower will But air raids continued in General Ban Ki-moon described ern city of Aleppo and the rebel- 19 points; there is no need to jump tions of a mortgage made by Crys- be held responsible to the person Classifieds other parts of Syria, with the convoy strike as a “sickening, held Idlib province killed 23 civil- to three no-trump, because two no- tal M Hannu, unmarried woman, who buys the property at the mort- trump is forcing. Then, with 18-19, if Terry E Hannu and Patricia L Han- gage foreclosure sale or to the In Print & Online! activists reporting at least 23 savage and apparently deliber- ians, including at least five chil- nu, husband and wife, original responder, as he does here, raises mortgage holder for damaging the www.yourdailyglobe.com civilians killed in the besieged ate attack.” The convoy was car- dren. to three no-trump, opener nudges mortgagor(s), to Wells Fargo property during the redemption to four no-trump to invite a slam. Bank, N.A., Mortgagee, dated Oc- period. Dated: September 22, parts of Aleppo city and the near- rying U.N. aid. The Observatory, which relies tober 6, 2010, and recorded on (Some pairs play that to rebid three 2016 For more information, please To place an ad, no-trump indicates a 5-3-3-2 hand October 12, 2010 in Liber 525 on by rebel-held Idlib province. The U.S. initially said it on a network of activists inside Page 163, in Gogebic county re- call: FC X (248) 593-1302 Trott with 15-17 points that did not look Law, P.C. Attorneys For Servicer call 906-932-2211 The attack that killed the believed Russian or Syrian gov- Syria, said at least 11 civilians, right for a one-no-trump opening.) cords, Michigan, on which mort- gage there is claimed to be due at 31440 Northwestern Hwy Ste. 200 or email classifieds@ South starts with six top tricks: Farmington Hills, Michigan 48334- medics took place shortly after ernment jets were behind the including three children and the date hereof the sum of Fifty- yourdailyglobe.com two hearts (given trick one), two Two Thousand Eight Hundred 5422 File #466291F01 they arrived at the scene of an attack on the aid convoy. But a three women, were killed diamonds and two clubs. He can Seventy and 43/100 Dollars (09-22)(10-13) airstrike in the rebel-held town senior U.S. official said Wednes- Wednesday during air raids on hope to get at least three winners from spades, but the defender with of Khan Touman on Tuesday. As day that Washington has deter- several rebel-held neighborhoods that ace will surely duck the first the medics deployed, planes cir- mined with a very high degree of of Aleppo. round of the suit. Then declarer will need two hand entries: one to knock cled around and struck the area confidence that the attack was Ibrahim Alhaj, a member of out the spade ace and the other to cash the established winners. What again, Dr. Oubaida Al Moufti, carried out by a Russian piloted the volunteer first responders are South’s two entries? vice president of the Internation- aircraft. known as the Syria Civil He has only the heart ace and diamond ace. So, to make the al Union of Medical Care and Moscow denied that Russian Defense, said 24 people were contract, South must not win the Relief Organizations, said. Al- or Syrian aircraft were behind killed in the Aleppo strikes. first trick. Let’s assume East shifts to a Moufti initially said that five the attack, saying there was a In nearby Idlib, the Observa- diamond. Declarer wins on the board medics were killed. The group fire in the cargo. Defense Min- tory said 12 civilians, including and leads the spade queen. When it holds, he crosses to the heart ace later said two nurses and two istry spokesman Maj. Gen. Igor two children, were killed in at and drives out the spade ace, here ending with an overtrick. ambulance drivers were killed, Konashenkov said a U.S. Preda- least eight air raids.

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DAILY GLOBE DEAR DOCTOR K: I have peripheral -- Hypothyroidism. In this condition, the The other goal of treatment is to relieve neuropathy. I know that people with dia- thyroid gland does not produce enough symptoms. In particular, treatment targets betes often get neuropathy, but I'm not di- SUDO K U thyroid hormone. pain caused by peripheral neuropathy. Sudoku is a number-placing puzzle abetic. What else can cause this -- Amyloidosis, a disease in which an ab- Several medications can help. condition? And what can I do about it? By Dave Green based on a 9x9 grid with several normal protein accumulates in the body. Gabapentin, an anticonvulsant medica- DEAR READER: Neuropathy is a med- tion, is usually effective. Tricyclic antide- given numbers. The object is to place -- Vitamin deficiencies, particularly vita- ical term that means nerve damage. The pressants can also effectively relieve the numbers 1 to 9 in the empty min B1, B12 and folate deficiency. type of nerve damage that people with di- pain. -- Infection with human immunodefi- 5 2 6 1 squares so that each row, each col- abetes get involves specific nerve fibers Finally, while neuropathy itself causes ciency virus (HIV). umn and each 3x3 box contains the in all nerves, particularly the nerves that pain, it (strangely enough) reduces sen- travel to the legs and feet. (There are -- Critical illness, particularly if you de- same number only once. sitivity to pain caused by outside injuries. 5 other conditions in which a single nerve velop a severe inflammatory response to This makes you particularly vulnerable to The difficulty leading to the legs and feet is pinched, infection. foot damage. If you develop a cut or sore level of the Conceptis Sudoku causing pain. An example is what is often -- Guillain-Barre syndrome. This uncom- on your foot, without pain to alert you, 6 8 called a "slipped disk" or "herniated disk" increases from Monday to Saturday. mon autoimmune disorder damages the you may not even notice the injury. Un- in the lower part of the spine.) peripheral nerves. treated, a simple wound may become se- Answer to previous puzzle The symptoms of peripheral neuropathy -- Chemotherapy cancer treatment. verely infected. To prevent this, carefully 8 1 3 2 include numbness and tingling. Some check your feet every day and treat any Diagnosing peripheral neuropathy is best cases cause burning, shooting or stab- foot injury immediately. done by electromyography (EMG) and bing pain. When the doctor does a phys- 6 7 4 3 1 9 8 5 2 nerve conduction studies (NCS). Such (This column ran originally in October 4 7 6 ical examination and touches your feet testing often is not necessary, as your 2013.) 5 9 8 4 2 6 3 7 1 and lower legs with something as light as symptoms, your medical history and your (Dr. Komaroff is a physician & professor a feather (like some cotton), you may not 3 1 2 7 8 5 9 6 4 doctor's physical examination make the at Harvard Medical School. To send 2 6 4 7 feel it. However, you will feel it if the cot- diagnosis likely. questions, go to AskDoctorK.com, or 1 4 5 2 7 8 6 3 9 ton touches your skin in the thigh or else- write: Ask Doctor K, 10 Shattuck St., where on the body. You may also lose Treatment of peripheral neuropathy be- 7 8 3 6 9 1 2 4 5 Second Floor, Boston, MA 02115.) 3 4 sensation to a pinprick in the lower legs gins with treating the underlying cause of the condition. For example, let's say your COPYRIGHT 2014 9 2 6 5 3 4 7 1 8 and feet, but not the rest of you. THE PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS OF neuropathy is related to heavy drinking. 6 Diabetes is the most common cause of HARVARD COLLEGE 2 3 1 9 4 7 5 8 6 You should severely restrict, or better yet DISTRIBUTED BY UNIVERSAL UCLICK 2016 Conceptis Puzzles, Dist. by King Features Syndicate, Inc. peripheral neuropathy. But neuropathy abstain, from alcohol. If your neuropathy 4 6 9 8 5 3 1 2 7 can result from other causes as well. FOR UFS 2016 Conceptis Puzzles, Dist. by King Features Syndicate, Inc. is caused by hypothyroidism, treatment 1130 Walnut, Kansas City, MO 64106; 9 8 7 39/22 These include: 816-581-7500 Difficulty Level Difficulty8 5 Level7 1 6 2 4 9 39/21 with replacement doses of thyroid hor- -- Excessive alcohol intake. mone should help. HE AILY LOBE YOURDAILYGLOBE COM l T D G • . BUSINESS THURSDAY , SEPTEMBER 22, 2016 15 US stocks jump after Fed leaves interest rates unchanged NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. In the last two weeks, a few percent, to 2,163.12. The Nasdaq barrel in New York. Brent crude, The Fed raised interest rates Wednesday. Seven members stocks climbed Wednesday as Fed leaders gave differing opin- composite rose 53.83 points, or 1 used to price international oils, in December and hasn’t made voted to leave rates where they investors were relieved that the ions on whether the central bank percent, to a record 5,295.18. rose 95 cents, or 2.1 percent, to another move since. The bench- are. Federal Reserve once again left should raise interest rates now. Oil prices jumped as fuel $46.83 a barrel in London. That mark interest rate was cut to By Fed standards, that’s a interest rates unchanged. That That surprised investors, and stockpiles shrank and investors helped energy companies, and zero in late 2008 and at its cur- divided result. Investors doubt the sent dividend-paying stocks stocks gyrated for a few days hoped that supply gluts are eas- Anadarko Petroleum rose $2.78, rent pace it will take many years Fed will take action in November, higher, while energy companies before settling down to tiny ing, which would allow prices to or 4.8 percent, to $61.06 while for rates to get back to pre-finan- when it meets right before the jumped with the price of oil. moves this week. rise. The Energy Information Chevron added $1.93, or 2 per- cial crisis levels. presidential election, but they Stocks made a big gain after “If we had not received these Administration said oil invento- cent, to $99.63. Investors were surprised ear- think there’s a good chance rates the Fed’s decision, which ended mixed messages, I don’t think ries dropped by 6.2 million bar- The Federal Reserve said the lier this month when Fed official will rise in December. about weeks of confusion for anybody would have been sur- rels and gasoline inventories economy has gotten a bit Eric Rosengren, who has been The Dow was up about 30 investors. With the central bank prised,” said Sam Stovall, U.S. decreased by 2.5 million barrels stronger after some shaky reluctant to raise rates, suggest- points before the Fed’s decision confirming that it will raise equity strategist for S&P Capital last week. results in the spring, and that ed he might be willing to raise was announced. The ruling interest rates slowly, bond yields IQ. S&P Global Platts says ana- the argument for raising interest rates this month. For several boosted dividend-paying compa- dropped and utility and phone The Dow Jones industrial lysts expected oil inventories to rates has also gotten stronger. days stocks made big moves up nies while bond prices changed companies rose. The price of oil average added 163.74 points, or grow and gasoline stockpiles to However the central bank said it and down as investors wondered course and moved higher. The rose after the U.S. government 0.9 percent, to 18,293.70. The shrink by a smaller amount. wants to see more improvement if that would happen. In the end, yield on the 10-year Treasury said energy stockpiles shrank Standard & Poor’s 500 index Benchmark U.S. crude added in the job market before raising Rosengren was one of three Fed note fell to 1.66 percent from 1.69 last week. picked up 23.36 points, or 1.1 $1.29, or 2.9 percent, to $45.34 a rates. voters who wanted to raise rates percent.

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