Few showers Don’t MMiissss A Number High: 48 | Low: 34 | Details, page 2 DAILYAILY GLOBELOBE B I N G O Subscribe Today for only $16.50/mo.* Call 906-932-2211 *some restrictions apply DAILY GLOBE yourdailyglobe.com Tuesday, October 7, 2014 75 cents Bessemer City Council supports Indianhead hotel, casino By RYAN JARVI would be a boon, particularly with the meetings during the summer, not just [email protected] mine 15 miles out of Wakefield and for the winter,” Olsen said. BESSEMER — Bessemer’s City with Copper Peak, going to be peak- The process is still in the early Council voiced its support for the pro- ing probably in 2016-17. That time- stages, but LVD would ultimately posed hotel resort and casino on top of frame, I see a real plus for the area need to purchase land from Indian- Indianhead Mountain in Wakefield work-wise. Standards of living should head and get approval from the feder- Township, citing potential job cre- go up, higher wages for many people, al government and Gov. Rick Snyder ation associated with the endeavor. (and) lots of jobs that don’t currently to secure a land trust making the par- The plan for the 140-bed hotel and exist, if all this happens.” cel tribal land. adjoining casino is a partnership Council member Doug Olsen said Wakefield Township has scheduled between Indianhead/Blackjack Moun- beyond the jobs the resort and casino a public meeting on the issue at 6 tain officials and Lac Vieux Desert could create, there’s an additional p.m. Oct. 22 at Indianhead Mountain tribal leaders from Watersmeet. benefit for the area. Sky Bar. “It certainly will create jobs in the “The hotel that’s associated with Bessemer’s City Council also area in the event that it should this, there’s going to be a conference approved a resolution Monday allow- Ryan Jarvi/Daily Globe occur,” council member Al Gaiss said, center, which lends the possibility of BESSEMER CITY COUNCIL members discuss the proposed hotel resort and casino at the top predicting more than 200 jobs. “This bringing in people into the area for of Indianhead Mountain in Wakefield Township. BESSEMER — page 5 One week left to name Seniors view fall colors from the seat of an ORV By RYAN JARVI Michigan’s new trail [email protected] ONTONAGON COUNTY — Senior citi- There’s less than a week left The trail features a hiking zens recently enjoyed the fall colors in to submit name suggestions for and biking route that will con- Ontonagon County from the seat of an off- Michigan’s newest trail from nect existing trails in a 1,000- road vehicle during the seventh annual Ironwood to Belle Isle Park in plus mile trek across the state. Senior Fall Color Tour. Detroit. With the most rail-trail miles According to a release from the Michigan Michigan’s Department of of any state and more than Department of Natural Resources, nearly Natural Resources said more 12,000 miles of recreational 100 senior citizens occupied the passenger than 5,000 submissions, includ- trails, Michigan’s acclaim as a seats of two-, four- and six-person side-by- ing a number of duplicate sug- national trails leader is well side ORVs as the group traveled a 19-mile gestions, have been received so established, according to the route from Greenland to Twin Lakes State far. The deadline is Monday, Oct. MDNR release. Park. 13. The new trail will further The color ride is organized and provided “Judging by the quick enhance Michigan’s reputation entirely by volunteers with support from the response and the volume of as a recreation leader, strength- Michigan Trails and Recreation Alliance of entries already received, resi- en connections among communi- Land and the Environment (MI-TRALE), a dents are passionate about ties and provide new economic western U.P. club that helps maintain an Michigan’s trails and excited to opportunities for businesses estimated 500 miles of trails in five coun- be a part of this newest offering,” along the route. ties. Ron Olson, chief of the DNR Submissions will be judged on “We take about 100 seniors on the ORV Parks and Recreation Division, creativity, originality and ability tour each year; 50 participants go one way said in a statement. “If you have to capture the overall character in the morning, the other 50 take the return a good idea about what name Submitted photo of Michigan. trip in the afternoon,” said Don Helsel, pres- would best capture the spirit and SENIOR FALL Color Tour participants stop to take in the view from the Firesteel River trestle Submissions should also por- ident of MI-TRALE. “We’ll get calls, starting features of the Belle Isle to Iron- bridge on the Bill Nicholls ORV route as part of a ride on Sept. 18, provided by volunteers with already tomorrow, about next year’s ride.” wood trail, we want to hear from the Michigan Trails and Recreation Alliance of Land and the Environment. MI-TRALE has host- The trip takes about 90 minutes and cov- you.” ed the Ontonagon County ride for the past seven years. TRAIL — page 5 ers a variety of terrain through hardwood forests and over three trestles that span hiking, biking, equine and motorized trails ORVs has allowed more seniors to hit the river gorges. in the state. off-road trails. The ride is always held the third Thurs- Helsel said this year’s ride took place on John Turpeinin, who drove his vehicle Ontonagon School Boards approves day of September and this year it coincided a warm, dry, partly sunny day with near during the event for the second year in a with Michigan Trails Week, which encour- peak fall colors. ages use of the more than 12,000 miles of According to the MDNR release, the measures make the school enery effect increasing popularity of the side-by-side SENIORS page 5 By JAN TUCKER The air handler unit was — [email protected] approved by the board for a cost ONTONAGON — The Onton- of around $21,000. A bid for that agon Area School District will project was approved from WATERFALL TOUR be “lighting it up” over the next Keweenaw Automation. two months. The board decided to approve In a special meeting Monday, financing up to $84,000 for the Waterfalls offer the board approved an energy projects through Citizens State lighting project and an energy Bank at a 3.5 percent interest project school pump air handler rate. unit, totaling around $84,000. addition to fall The project will replace light In other action the board: fixtures and install motion sen- —Hired Lande Stafford for a sors around the district. The full time math position. Bobula board approved a bid from reported Stafford taught in color viewing Northland Electric for $71,000. North Carolina, is a native of Superintendent Jim Bobula Michigan and his wife was By CORTNEY OFSTAD “I love the way it turned explained the savings and recently hired by the Bessemer [email protected] out,” Klemme said. “I couldn’t rebates for the project will not School District. MERCER, Wis. — With fall believe how well it turned out.” cost the bottom line. Annual —Hired Jennifer Born for a weather sticking around before Both the Hurley and Mercer savings for the project are pro- three hour Parapro B position, the snow flurries stay, people chambers of commerce partici- jected to be about $12,467, not funded by Title I, and a three are encouraged to visit water- pated in the project, providing including rebates for the instal- hour kitchen aide position. falls across Iron County. ideas to students. lation of energy-efficient light- —Hired Noah Arble for and The idea to promote the 11 “It was nice to work as a ing. one and one-half hour Parapro B waterfalls in the county came community, to do something of A deadline to complete the position (playground) and one from students in the publishing importance, because tourism is project was set for Nov. 30. half hour kitchen aide position. class at the Mercer School. Neil a driving factor in Iron Coun- Klemme, the youth develop- ty,” Dorrene O’Donnell, execu- ment agent at the Iron County tive director of the Hurley Area University of Wisconsin-Exten- Chamber of Commerce, said. Street millage sessions set sion office, presented the idea “To have different entities of having the students become involved is awesome, but the By RALPH ANSAMI City residents will be free to more involved in county-based best is the kid’s input. The kids [email protected] ask questions and view common marketing projects. came together and said there IRONWOOD — The first of questions about the planned mil- The students helped to was a need, and they met that two public informational meet- lage and how it would affect their redesigned the Fe logo and also need quite well.” ings on a proposed 10-year street taxes. A short presentation from created a brochure, highlight- Klemme said, “I am really millage for the city of Ironwood is city officials will begin the ses- ing the waterfalls in Iron Coun- happy that this was a partner- set for 6 p.m. Wednesday at the sion. ty. According to Klemme, many ship with both chambers. It Memorial Building. City voters will be specifically Daily Globe File Photo of the students didn’t know really added credibility to the The millage question will be asked on Nov. 4 if they wish to POTATO RIVER Falls in Gurney, Wis., is one of 11 waterfalls in Iron where many of the local water- project, having both of those on the Nov. 4 general election approve 2 mills annually for the County to be featured in a brochure designed by publishing students falls were and wanted to create groups involved. I think they ballot. next 10 years solely for local at the Mercer School. The brochure was a partnership between the something to not only help kids enjoyed the experience.” A similar session is scheduled school, the Iron County University of Wisconsin-Extension office and travelers, but local people as for Wednesday, Oct. 29. the Hurley and Mercer chambers of commerce. Potato River Falls was well. also recently listed in the “Top 10 Waterfalls in the U.S.” by CNN. IRONWOOD — page 5 WATERFALLS — page 5 C O N T A C T U S WEATHER INSIDE INDEX

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In home to Spain after becoming high-level meeting at the White High ...... 51 Seattle 69/57 s 68/54 pc Ashland 50/36 mc 50/36 s the U.S., President Barack infected with Ebola in West House, officials discussed poten- Low ...... 33 Duluth 51/36 mc 50/36 s Weather (Wx): cl/cloudy; fl/flurries; pc/partly cloudy; ra/rain; rs/rain & snow; s/sunny; sh/showers; Obama said the government was Africa. The nurse’s only symp- tial options for screening passen- YesterdayPrecipitation ...... none Eau Claire 58/35 s 54/34 s sn/snow; t/thunderstorms; w/windy considering ordering more care- tom was a fever, but the infection gers when they arrive in the U.S. Escanaba 57/37 mc 50/36 s WEATHER TRIVIA MOON PHASES Grand Rapids 60/45 sh 57/39 s ful screening of airline passen- was confirmed by two tests, as well. Green Bay 59/40 pc 52/36 s gers arriving from the region. Spanish health officials said. 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Ashoka Mukpo, been infected by Duncan, the The Obama administration 33, was able to walk off the plane African traveler. maintains that the best way to before being loaded on a stretch- In Washington, the White protect Americans is to end the er and taken to an ambulance, House continued to rule out any outbreak in Africa. To that end, and his father said his symptoms blanket ban on travel from West the U.S. military was working Ashland of fever and nausea appeared Africa. Monday on the first of 17 FORD CHRYSLER ##### mild. People leaving the outbreak promised medical centers in Five Star “It was really wonderful to see zone are checked for fevers Liberia and training up to 4,000 5 miles west of Ashland, WI on Hwy 2 Dealer his face,” said Dr. Mitchell Levy, before they’re allowed to board soldiers this week to help with Sales Hours: 8-7 Mon.-Fri.; 8-5 Sat. Body Shop Hours: 7:30-5:00 Mon.-Fri. who talked to his son over a video airplanes, but the disease’s incu- the Ebola crisis. We Give Free Estimates 1-800-296-3819 www.ashlandfordchrysler.com • 5stardealers.com/ashland AIG bailout designed to be punishment US stocks edge lower; H&R Block slides NEW YORK (AP) — Some climbed $1.67, or 4.7 percent, to WASHINGTON (AP) — The Federal officials didn’t want about whether the former Trea- encouraging corporate news $36.87. Market watch 2008 government bailout of troubled financial institutions sury secretary was overly harsh failed to give the broader stock Carefusion jumped $10.58, or Oct. 6, 2014 American International Group to assume they could receive a on AIG in order to quell public market a boost on Monday, and 22.9 percent, to $56.75 on news Dow Jones -17.78 Inc. was specifically designed to bailout without any negative anger and pass the Troubled stocks edged lower as investors that it was being acquired by a punish the insurance giant, for- consequences. Otherwise, it Asset Relief Program. At the waited for news on the outlook rival. New Jersey medical equip- industrials 16,991.91 mer Treasury Secretary Henry might encourage those firms to time, some congressmen were for the Federal Reserve’s interest ment maker Becton Dickinson Paulson said in U.S. court Mon- engage in reckless behavior. reluctant to pass the $700 bil- rate policy. and Co. said it will pay $12.2 bil- Nasdaq -20.82 Hewlett-Packard jumped after lion for the company, in a combi- day. This concept known as “moral lion TARP, a program to buy composite 4,454.80 The $85 billion loan package hazard” applied to AIG but not troubled bank assets that could announcing it is splitting itself in nation focused on medication two. One company will focus on systems for hospitals and phar- extended to AIG — then reeling other banks because of the mul- be viewed by critics as a give- Standard & personal computers and printing macies. Becton climbed $9.14, or -3.08 from the financial and housing tiple pressures that existed in away to Wall Street. Poor’s 500 crisis — gave the government the market in September and Paulson said he contacted and the other on technology ser- 7.9 percent, to $124.98. 1,964.82 control of 80 percent of its October of 2008. both 2008 presidential candi- vices. Medical-equipment maker The Fed is due to release min- Russell -10.10 stock. Unlike other major At the time, financial dates — Democrat Barack Carefusion surged on word it was utes on Wednesday of its policy financial firms rescued in the investors known as short-sell- Obama and Republican John being acquired by its rival Becton meeting last month and the cen- 2000 1,094.65 middle of the worst economic ers were betting shares in AIG McCain — and emphasized AIG Dickinson and Co. tral bank will end its bond pur- downturn in roughly 80 years, and prominent banks such as shareholders were being pun- But after opening higher, chases this month. Now NYSE diary Paulson said AIG shareholders Citigroup would continue to ished as part of the bailout. stocks gave up their early gains investors are watching for clues Advanced: 1,542 should have faced punishment plunge. Paulson said his goal AIG “certainly was a scape- and alternated between small about the likely timing of any for their troubled balance sheet was to stabilize the financial goat for Wall Street and all the gains and small losses. interest rate hike. Declined: 1,585 The market’s bull run has fal- Investors should remember as part of any rescue. system, which meant the gov- bad practices that people were Unchanged: 111 Paulson’s testimony came as ernment offered less punishing angry about,” Paulson said. tered in recent weeks and the that if the Fed is raising rates, it part of a lawsuit brought by for- terms to the banks being bailed The government eventually Standard & Poor’s 500 index will be because the economy is Volume: 3.3b mer AIG chairman and CEO out in order to limit the market provided AIG with $182 billion logged its biggest monthly drop strengthening, said Karyn Maurice Greenberg. The 89- freefall. But few other insurers in loans, which have been since January last month. Stocks Cavanaugh, a senior market Nasdaq diary year-old is suing the federal faced the same risks as AIG, so repaid. AIG has since returned rebounded from that slump on strategist at Voya. Advanced: 857 government for damages of the Federal Reserve-backed to profitability, and its stock Friday after a report showed a “If the potential rise in inter- Declined: 1,807 roughly $40 billion, saying it loan could punish shareholders has risen more than 45 percent pickup in hiring last month, but est rates is predicated on many investors remain uncer- stronger growth .... and if the violated the Constitution’s to prevent moral hazard. over the past two years to more Unchanged: 129 Fifth Amendment by taking “I believe the Fed-designed than $52 a share. tain about the outlook for stocks market recognizes that earnings control of AIG without “just AIG terms were appropriate,” Since 2008, the company has as the Fed nears the end of its are good, and the economy is Volume: 1.8 b bond-buying stimulus program good then (higher rates) it compensation” in return for the Paulson said in testimony at sharpened its focus on its core AP shares. the U.S. Court of Federal insurance business, selling and considers raising rates. shouldn’t be much of an event,” Paulson’s successor as Trea- Claims. “I didn’t see any other non-core units such as Interna- “The tug of war between the said Cavanaugh. after saying that it was filing for sury secretary, Timothy Geith- insurance company that was tional Lease Finance Corp. for bulls and the bears is ongoing H&R Block logged the biggest bankruptcy. The stock plunged ner, and former Fed Chairman vulnerable or like AIG.” $7.6 billion. ILFC, now owned now,” Quincy Krosby, a market drop in the S&P 500 after saying $10.25, or 93 percent, to 80 cents. Ben Bernanke are also sched- Greenberg’s lawyer, David by Netherlands-based AerCap strategist at Prudential Finan- that its latest attempt to sell its The dollar fell to 108.96 yen uled to testify this week. Boies, pressed Paulson in court Holdings, leases aircraft. cial, said. banking business is getting and the euro inched up to The S&P 500 fell 3.08 points, delayed in the regulatory $1.2624. U.S. government bond For reprints or lamination or 0.2 percent, to 1,964.82. The approval process. The tax pre- prices rose. The yield on the 10- Dow Jones industrial average parer said it would not be able to year Treasury note, which moves dropped 17.78 points, or 0.1 per- complete the deal before the next in the opposite direction to its services, contact the Daily cent, to 16,991.91. The Nasdaq tax season. Its stock dropped price, fell to 2.42 percent. composite fell 20.82 points, or 0.5 $1.75, or 5.5 percent, to $29.91. In energy trading, oil rose as Globe at 906-932-2211 percent, to 4,454.80. Nasdaq-listed GT Advanced the value of the dollar dropped. Hewlett-Packard gained after Technologies, a supplier to Meanwhile, natural gas fell announcing it is splitting itself in Apple, was also among the day’s sharply on forecasts for warmer two. One company will focus on biggest losers. The company, weather. DAILY GLOBE B N personal computers and printing which is developing sapphire U.S. benchmark oil rose 60 I G O and the other on technology ser- materials to replace glass on cents to $90.34 a barrel. Brent vices such as data storage, some Apple’s products, lost crude, a benchmark for many servers and software. The stock almost all of its market value international oils imported by Today’s U.S. refiners, gained 48 cents to $92.79 a barrel in London. Oil is Numbers B N priced in dollars, so a decline in Look for These NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING the dollar makes oil cheaper for are... 10 31 buyers holding other currencies. Inserts in FOR CITY OF IRONWOOD Natural gas dropped 14 cents PROPOSED STREET MILLAGE to $3.90 per 1,000 cubic feet amid Tomorrow’s forecasts of mild temperatures Daily Globe G.T.C. AUTO PARTS The City of Ironwood will hold a Public Meeting on along parts of the East Coast. Wednesday, October 8, 2014 at 6:00 p.m. in the Wholesale gasoline rose 3.47 Relish CARQUEST Auto Parts Store Memorial Building Auditorium located at 213 cents to $2.413 a gallon and heat- S. Marquette Street regarding the proposed ing oil rose 0.5 cent to $2.621 a •Daily Availability Of Over gallon Dish Network 130,000 Parts & Accessories Street Paving Millage. 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Email calendar items and com- county courthouse, Bessemer. Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, munity news to news@yourdaily- Erwin Township Board, 6:30 Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. globe.com. For more information, p.m., Erwin Township Hall. area74.org. call 906-932-2211. Thurday, Oct. 9 Chess Club, 4-5 p.m., for stu- Tuesday, Oct. 7 dents grades 6-12, Ironwood Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Carnegie Library. 906-932-0203. Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 Church Women United fall vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic planning, 9 a.m., St. Paul Luther- Church, Ironwood. area74.org. an Church, Ironwood. Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 p.m., Marenisco Township. 906- Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, Breakfast for your Brain, 9- Ontonagon Village Housing, 100 10:30 a.m., Mercer Community 667-1110. Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Cane Court, Ontonagon. Center, Mercer. area74.org. Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Methamphetamine ETC, 8 vice Officer, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Iron- p.m., support group, Woodland wood Memorial Building. 906-667- Red Hat Society Luncheon, noon, Rigoni’s Inn, Ironwood. Church, Ironwood. 906-285-2813 or 1110. methetc.web.com. Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Grief Support Group, 2 p.m., all welcome, The Inn Bed and Break- Government Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Gogebic-Iron County Airport area74.org. fast, Montreal, Wis. 906-663-0308. ReGeneration Youth, 5:30-6:45 Board, 4:30 p.m., at the airport. Cribbage, 1 p.m., Mercer (Wis.) Gogebic County Road Com- Public Library. 715-476-2366. p.m., ages 10-11; Relentless Youth, 7-9 p.m., ages 12-18; Lighthouse mission, 4:30 p.m., road commis- Disabled Veterans of America, sion office, county courthouse, 6 p.m., Legion Club room, Memori- Faith Center, Ironwood. Aurora Club, 6 p.m. monthly Bessemer. al Buidling, Ironwood. Bessemer Township Board, 5 Gogebic County Republican membership, Aurora Club, Iron- wood. p.m., Bessemer Township Hall, Party, 6 p.m., Bessemer VFW. Ramsay. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 Alcoholics Anonymous, 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, Ironwood Township Board, p.m., Episcopal Church of the 5:30 p.m., Ironwood Township Transfiguration, Ironwood. Hurley. area74.org. Submitted photo Klassic Kruisers Car Club, offices. MEMBERS OF NET Team No. 11 pose for a photo recently. Group members include, first row, from left, Claire area74.org. Wakefield City Council, 5:30 Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., 6:30 p.m., Tacconelli’s, Ironwood. Ellendson, Fairbault, Minn.; Daniel Gonzalez, Woodlands, Texas; Katie Fafinski, Minneapolis, and Eddie Ironwood Masonic Lodge 389, p.m., Wakefield City Hall. Hueckel, Reynoldsburg, Ohio; second row, Joe Dick, Buffalo Minn.; Jacque Szczepanski, Turner, Ore.; Gabby open meeting, Wesley United Ironwood City Commission, Methodist Church, Ironwood. 7:30 p.m., at the Masonic building. Herndon, Espyville, Pa., and Michael Merwin, Mountlake Terrace, Wash.; third row, Sean Mulcare, Forest Government 5:30 p.m., Ironwood Memorial Government Building. Lake, Minn.; Alyssa Salazar, EL Paso, Texas; Bridget Lademan, Annapolis, Md., and Gabe Unger, Nokomis, Ironwood School Board, 4 Bessemer Housing Commis- Fla. sion, 8 a.m., executive directors Town of Carey, 6 p.m., town p.m., budget workshop, board hall, Carey. room, Luther L. Wright. office, Bessemer. Pat O’Donnell Civic Center Iron County Finance Commi- Tuesday, Oct. 14 Board, 5 p.m., civic center, Iron- tee, 8 a.m., Courthouse, Hurley. NET Team to lead retreat wood Township. Gogebic Range Water Authori- Breakfast for your Brain, 9- Wakefield Township Board, ty, 6:30 p.m., Bessemer Township 10:30 a.m., Mercer Community 5:30 p.m., township hall. Hall, Ramsay. Center, Mercer. Gogebic County Transit Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Wednesday, Oct. 8 Board, 6:30 p.m., Transit Facility, vice Officer, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Iron- for Catholic youth Ironwood. wood Memorial Building. 906-667- Christian Men of the North- BESSEMER — St. Sebastian “Life to the full.” This message Catholics to love Christ and 1110. land, 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Iron- Friday, Oct. 10 Friends of the Mercer Public Catholic Church will host a will be brought out at the embrace the life of the church. wood. Library, 10 a.m., library, Mercer, NET Team Retreat for area retreat through skits, music, NET Team No. 11, based out Gogebic County Remonumen- Wis. Catholic teens on Wednesday, games, prayer and inspiring of St. Paul, Minn., will be in the tation Peer Review, 9 a.m., con- Mercer Food Pantry, noon-1 p.m., Railroad Street, Mercer, Wis. Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Oct. 15 from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 talks and testimonies. Marquette Diocese for a week ference room, Natural Resources Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Center, Bessemer. Emergencies: 715-476-7655. p.m. at the St. Sebastian The National Evangelization and will lead retreats in Besse- Alcoholics Anonymous/Al- area74.org. Church in Bessemer. All Teams are Catholic young mer, Menominee, Norway and Mentoring of Moms, 9-10:30 Mercer Lioness Blood Drive, a.m., Range Community Bible Anon, noon, Salem Lutheran Catholic youth in grades seven adults ages 18-28 who volun- Escanaba. 12:30-5 p.m., Community Center, Church, Hurley. 715-561-4355. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. through 12 are invited to teer nine months out of the For more information con- Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, mercer. Mercer Area Play Group, 9:30- Gogebic-Ontonagon Commu- attend, lunch will be provided. year to travel the country on a tact Angie Mazurek at 663- 11 a.m., all welcome, Mercer (Wis.) Ontonagon Village Housing, 100 The theme of the retreat is mission to challenge young 0217 Cane Court, Ontonagon. nity Action Agency food com- Public Library. 715-476-2366. modity distribution, seniors, Alcoholics Anonymous, open area74.org. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 mothers, infants, children, 1-3 Across the range meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran p.m., 100 Mill St., Bessemer. 906- Church, Ironwood. area74.org. p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church, Ironwood. area74.org. 667-0283. Breakfast for your Brain DOVE Support Group, noon-2 Ironwood American Legion Michigan Association of p.m. 906-932-4990. Saturday, Oct. 11 Post 5, 5:30 p.m. dinner, 6:30 p.m. Retired School Personnel Ladies Auxilary of Hurley VFW meeting, Memorial Building, Legion workshops to run Tuesdays Post 1580, noon, Tacconellis, Iron- Alcoholics Anonymous, 11 to meet Oct. 15 club room. MERCER, Wis. — The The workshops will take wood. a.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Iron- Survivors of Suicide, 6 p.m., Iron County Veterans Service wood. area74.org. “Breakfast For Your Brain” pro- place at the Mercer Community IRONWOOD — The Michigan Zion Lutheran, Ironwood. Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer (Wis.) Alcoholics Anonymous gram will offer a four — week Center as part of the Mercer Association of Retired School Wakefield VFW Post 9084, Personnel will meet on Wednes- Town Hall. 715-561-2190. Women’s Group, noon, Salem Ladies Auxiliary, VFW Post, 6 workshop starting today at the Health and Wellness program Ironwood public meeting to Lutheran, Ironwood. area74.org. Mercer Community Center from and the Aging Friendly Commu- day, Oct.15 at 11 a.m. at Tac- p.m.; lunch, 5:30 p.m. discuss proposed street millage Chess Nuts Chess Club, 4 Gathering, Participating and 9 to 10:30 a.m. in Mercer. nities Coalition. conelli’s Downtown. on Nov. 4 ballot, 6 p.m., Memorial p.m., Maplewood Steakhouse, Iron- All current candidates run- Supporting, 6 p.m., developmental Workshop dates are Tuesday The sessions focus on several building auditorium, Ironwood. wood. disability advocacy group, Serenity ning in the November election Oct. 7, Oct. 14, Nov. 11 and Nov. different areas including nutri- Wakefield American Legion, Sunday, Oct. 12 Center, Ironwood. 906-229-6100. 25. tion, how the brain works, have been invited with State 5:30 p.m. Auxiliary, 6 p.m. regular Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 “Breakfast For Your Brain” is humor, using visuals to stimu- House Rep Scott Dianda con- meeting, post, Wakefield. Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 p.m., Episcopal Church of the an interactive brain wellness late — puzzles, optical illusions, firming his presence at the meet- Red Devil Booster Club, 6 p.m., closed meeting, Salem Transfiguration, Ironwood. p.m., room 205, Luther L. Wright workshop for adults. The goal of creative art, left/right brain ing. Lutheran Church, Ironwood. area74.org. For reservation information School, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., this program is to encourage activities, listening as a brain Bessemer 4th of July Commit- participants to realize the bene- enhancer, expressing opinions call Bob at 932-5830. p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, open meeting, Wesley United tee, 6 p.m., Bessemer City Hall. Bessemer. area74.org. Methodist Church, Ironwood. fits of consistent mental exer- — reminiscing exercises, word Smear League, 6:30 p.m., Regional Hospice to host Monday, Oct. 13 Christian Men of the North- cise, combined with a commit- games and memory building Rigoni’s, Ironwood, 906-932-3747. land, 6:30 p.m. dinner, 7:30 p.m. ment for physical activity and exercises. pie social Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Gogebic-Ontonagon Commu- meeting, Tacconelli’s, Ironwood. good nutrition. The program Contact Andrea Newby at the BESSEMER — Regional Hos- p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, Government also encourages social connect- Iron County UW-Extension Bessemer. area74.org. nity Action Agency food com- pice will be having a pie social on modity distribution, seniors, Montreal City Council, 4:30 edness to reduce isolation office for more information or to Government p.m., city hall, Montreal, Wis. Friday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Wakefield Housing Commis- mothers, infants, and children, 9 among seniors. register, at 715-561-2695. the Mill Street Garden in Besse- Town of Pence, 6 p.m., Pence sion, 10 a.m., Sunset Manor com- a.m.-noon, 100 Mill St., Bessemer. mer. 906-667-0283. (Wis.) Town Hall. munity room, Wakefield. Hurley City Council, 6:30 p.m., Pie and beverages will be Iron County Food Pantry, 9 Bessemer Area Sewer Author- city hall, Hurley. served. ity, 4:30 p.m., Bessemer City Hall. a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Ave., Poker star says he didn’ t Montreal, Wis. 715-561-4450. Kimball Town Board, 6:30 p.m., For more information contact Gogebic County Board, 5 p.m., Kimball (Wis.) Community Center. Regional Hospice at regionalhos- cheat to win $22 million pice.org/

LAS VEGAS (AP) — Phil Ivey, of dollars when he played baccarat a 10-time World Series of Poker there in 2012. They said he essen- winner, said he did not cheat tially kept track of card values by NOTICE of Special Planning when he won nearly $22 million watching for design imperfections Commission Meeting – playing baccarat at casinos in on the backsides of the cards. Charter Township of Ironwood New Jersey and London. The Borgata is suing Ivey to At: Charter Township of Ironwood Board Room Ivey told “60 Minutes Sports” recoup $9.6 million it paid him in N10892 Lake Road, Ironwood, MI 49938 for an interview to be broadcast winnings, while Ivey is suing Date & Time: Thursday, October 9, 2014 from 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Tuesday that there is a difference Crockfords for nearly $12 million Purpose: Old Business: between increasing one’s odds after it refused to pay. Zoning Ordinance Review and Update. and cheating. The Associated The poker star said the casinos The Charter Township of Ironwood board will provide necessary reasonable aux- Press obtained a copy of the inter- agreed to certain conditions that iliary aids and services, such as signers for the hearing impaired and audiotapes view. gave him an advantage before he of printed materials being considered at the meeting to individuals with disabilities “I’m viewing the casino as my agreed to gamble with a few mil- at the meeting upon five business day notice to the Charter Township Clerk. opponent,” he said. “It’s my job to lion dollars. Please write or call the following: Gayla Salmi, Clerk, N10892 Lake Road, Iron- try to exploit weaknesses in the He asked for a specific brand of wood, MI 49938, (906) 932-5800. house and try to give myself the playing cards, a shuffling The Charter Township of Ironwood is an Equal Opportunity Provider and Em- best opportunity to win.” machine, an Asian dealer and that ployer. To file a complaint of discrimination write to USDA, Director, and Office of Civil Rights, 1400 Independence Avenue, SW, Washington D.C. 20250-9410 The Borgata in Atlantic City the same card decks be used. The or call 800-795-3272 (voice) or 202-720-6382 (TDD) and Crockfords in London said casinos granted all of those Ivey cheated them out of millions requests.

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715-543-8582 715-543-8437 ’ rigoni s For reprints or lamination services, Sale Hours Evenings bakery contact the Daily Globe at 906-932-2211 Cash or Check Only 4 l TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2014 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AILY LOBE TV ad war escalates in UP D G Elections should be about ideas, but they’re mostly about ads.” Sue Mizell, Publisher Environmental watch —Michigan Campaign Finance Net- —Environmentalists this week are mobi- Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor work lizing to challenge the Snyder administa- It’s been mostly about $19.2 million — tion’s position that the looming Enbridge and counting — in ads in the gubernatorial pipeline issue under the Mackinac Straits is campaign with about a month to go before George a federal, rather than state, matter. voters decide between Gov. Rick Snyder and Weeks The Michigan Land Use Institute and oth- In Their Opinion Democratic challenger Mark Schauer. ers are fighting the good fight to highlight These figures were compiled by the bipar- state responsibility to guard against spills, Islamic State: U.S. tian watchdog Michigan Campaign Finance and as part of the effort to get state action on Network., which last week said, “It is likely pipeline safeguards arranged a Monday tele- that total gubernatorial televsion advertising Michigan Politics news conference in Lansing by organizations must continue to will exceed $30 million.” and citizens to promote the position in the Most of the spending so far has been ciation — had spent $9.9 milliion through media. downstate in the Detroit, Grand Sept. 29. Traverse City attorney Jim Olson, a long- build strong coalition Rapids/Kalamazoo, Lansing and Flint/Sagi- The network said that Team Schauer — time leading advocate on assorted environ- naw TV markets. the Schauer campaign and the Democratic mental issues, said: “The Straits and bottom- Nearly $2 million was in the Traverse Governors Association, the Michigan Nurses lands and waters of Great Lakes are titled in in Mideast, at home City/Alpena market, and $810,000 in the Association and the National Education the State of Michigan, within the sole and The campaign against the Islamic State group intensi- Marquette market. Association — had spent $9.3 million. exclusive jurisdication of Michigan …” fied Monday night when the United States and five Arab Northern viewers are swamped with not Snyder’s team outspent Schauer’s in the —A compeling argument against the cur- allies attacked the terrorist group’s headquarters in east- only gubernatorial TV ads but also those in Detroit and Grand Rapids media markets, rent renewed push for congressional term ern Syria. President Barack Obama on Tuesday said the the Senate race between Democratic U.S. while Schauer’s team outspent Snyder’s else- limits are the careers of six-term U.S. Sen. where. Carl Levin, Michigan’s longest-serving sena- strikes showed that “this is not America’s fight alone.” Rep. Gary Peters and Republican Terri Lynn Land, former secretary of state. Referring to all the proxy groups, Rich tor, and 29-term Rep. John Dingell, D-Dear- Nor should it ever become America’s fight alone. The Beyond TV spending on the statewide bat- Robinson of the Michigan Campaign Finance born, the longest-serving U.S. representative five nations that engaged in Monday’s strikes need to be tles, there has been extensive TV spending, Network, who is second to none in monitor- in history. joined by more of their neighbors; Turkey especially fueled largely by outside groups including ing money in politics, said: Both are retiring and last week were given should be playing a larger role. Even the Arab support Washington-based party organizations, in “These are typical of contempory political well-deserved “legendary” lifetime achieve- that does exist seems fragile right now. That needs to the race between U.S. Rep. Dan Benishek, R- campaigns. Proxy groups that may, or may ment awards by the Michigan League of Con- change. Those countries need to be committed. It is, after Iron River, and Democratic challenger Jerry not, be operating independently of the candi- servation Voters, an effective and important all, their fight much more than ours. Cannon, a former general and Kalkaska dates are doing the heavy lifting. It remains political scorekeeper on such matters. Nor should this ever be Obama’s fight alone. Congress County sheriff. to be seen how accessible relevant records George Weeks, a member of the Michi- gave the issue only cursory attention before it gave Obama In decades of watching northern congres- will be.” gan Journalism Hall of Fame, for 22 years authorization to engage the Islamic State and split town sional races, I don’t recall TV ads as exten- In short, transparency in politial cam- was political columnist for The Detroit News, for the elections. The nation deserved to hear a real debate sive as those in the Benishek-Cannon match. paigns, as in when third party spending is and previously with UPI as Lansing bureau on this war that the U.S. has launched. It still needs to The Michigan Campaign Finance Network instrumental in putting candidates in office, chief and foreign editor in Washington, His hear that debate, as Rep. Ron Kind (D-Wis.) agreed in an said that Team Snyder — the campaign of is a continuing problem for those of us who weekly Michigan Politics column is syndicat- interview with the Editorial Board on Tuesday. Congress Snyder and the Republican Governors Asso- vote them into office. ed by Superior Features. must do its duty and have that discussion soon. It also needs to discuss the authorization language to make sure Today in history it still passes muster, as Kind argued. Yes, the participation of Bahrain, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, The Associated Press Jordan and the United Arab Emirates was a diplomatic victory for the U.S. and makes it clear that some Sunni Today’s Highlight in History Muslim states are willing to take on the extremist Sunni On Oct. 7, 1954, Marian Ander- Muslim splinter group also known as ISIS or ISIL. It’s in son became the first black singer hired by the Metropolitan Opera those nations’ best interests to do so because they are the Company in New York. (Anderson ones in the direct line of fire and whose citizens have the made her Met debut in January most to fear from a terrorist group that has been raping 1955 playing the role of Ulrica in and slaughtering its way across the Middle East. Verdi’s “Un Ballo in Maschera.”) But while this early participation is a positive sign, On this date Obama needs to keep building the coalition that he has In 1777, the second Battle of decided to lead. Bringing in Turkey, for example, is a high Saratoga began during the Ameri- can Revolution. (British forces priority for the U.S. and should be. under Gen. John Burgoyne surren- U.S. participation in this fight is necessary now; the dered 10 days later.) Islamic State does pose a real threat to the nation’s inter- In 1849, author Edgar Allan Poe ests, and the strikes in Syria are necessary to cripple the died in Baltimore at age 40. group. But U.S. participation is viewed skeptically in the In 1858, the fifth debate between Middle East, where some see it as just another excuse for Illinois senatorial candidates Abra- the U.S to get back into Iraq, according to a New York ham Lincoln and Stephen Douglas took place in Galesburg. Times report. So the president must strive just as hard in In 1929, former Interior Secre- his diplomatic, humanitarian and ideological efforts to tary Albert B. Fall, one of the main counter the Islamic State’s deft use of the media and look figures of the Teapot Dome scandal, to bring in other strong partners. went on trial, charged with accept- And the president must adhere to his pledge to not com- ing a bribe from oil tycoon Edward mit significant U.S. troops to the fight on the ground. L. Doheny. (Fall was found guilty and sentenced to a year in prison; Committing such troops would only fuel Arab fears and he served nine months. Doheny accused Supreme Court nominee fraud to resume in Milan. (Berlus- Kevin Godley (10cc) is 69. Actress would rightfully arouse strong opposition in the U.S. The was acquitted at his own trial of Clarence Thomas of making sexu- coni was later convicted of tax Jill Larson is 67. Country singer ground effort should be the sole jurisdiction of Arab part- offering the bribe Fall was convicted ally inappropriate comments when fraud relating to the purchase of TV Kieran Kane is 65. Singer John Mel- ners. of taking.) she worked for him; Thomas denied rights to U.S. films on his Mediaset lencamp is 63. Rock musician Ricky Obama also has to be very careful on which groups he In 1949, the Republic of East Hill’s allegations. network; the corruption trial ended Phillips is 63. Actress Mary Badham decides to arm in the fight against the Islamic State. Germany was formed. In 2001, the current war in with a court ruling that the statute (Film: “To Kill a Mockingbird”) is 62. There are many such groups, many of which aren’t very In 1960, Democratic presidential Afghanistan started as the United of limitations had run out.) Ameri- Actress Christopher Norris is 61. candidate John F. Kennedy and States and Britain launched air cans Venkatraman Ramakrishnan Rock musician Tico Torres (Bon stable and who could turn those weapons against the U.S. Republican opponent Richard attacks against military targets and and Thomas Steitz and Israeli Ada Jovi) is 61. Cellist Yo-Yo Ma is 59. This is hardly a new scenario. Nixon held their second televised Osama bin Laden’s training camps Yonath won the Nobel Prize in Gospel singer Michael W. Smith is This slope is very slippery, and while the challenge of debate, this one in Washington. in the wake of the September 11 chemistry. Fashion and celebrity 57. Olympic gold medal ice dancer the Islamic State needs to be met, the president should not In 1979, Pope John Paul II con- attacks. photographer Irving Penn died in Jayne Torvill is 57. Actor Dylan be afraid to pull out and turn over the fight to those who cluded his weeklong tour of the Ten years ago: President New York at 92. Baker is 56. Recording executive have the most to lose if that becomes necessary. United States with a Mass on the George W. Bush and Vice President One year ago: The partial feder- and TV personality Simon Cowell is Washington Mall. Dick Cheney conceded that Sad- al government shutdown lingered, 55. Rock musician Charlie —Milwaukee Journal Sentinel In 1982, the Andrew Lloyd Web- dam Hussein had no weapons of rattling markets in the U.S. and Marinkovich (Iron Butterfly) is 55. ber-Tim Rice musical “Cats” opened mass destruction as they tried to overseas while a gridlocked Country singer Dale Watson is 52. on Broadway. (The show closed shift the Iraq war debate to a new Congress betrayed little or no Pop singer Ann Curless (Expose) is Letters Policy Sept. 10, 2000, after a record 7,485 issue, arguing that Saddam was urgency toward resolving the 51. Rhythm-and-blues singer Toni performances.) abusing a U.N. oil-for-food pro- impasse. Americans James Roth- Braxton is 47. Rock singer-musician The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters should deal In 1985, Palestinian gunmen gram. Two bombs exploded at a man and Randy Schekman and Thom Yorke (Radiohead) is 46. with matters of current, public interest. We will publish as many as possi- hijacked the Italian cruise ship gathering of Sunni Muslim radicals German-born researcher Thomas Rock musician-dancer Leeroy ble. We reserve the right to reject any letter and to edit those that are to Achille Lauro in the Mediterranean. in Multan, Pakistan, killing some Suedhof won the Nobel Prize in Thornhill is 45. Actress Nicole Ari medicine for discoveries on how Parker is 44. Actress Allison Munn be published. Please avoid name-calling or personal attacks. (The hijackers, who killed Jewish three dozen people. Cambodia’s King Norodom Sihanouk abdicated proteins and other materials are is 40. Rock singer-musician Damian Letters should be no longer than 400 words. They must be signed by American tourist Leon Klinghoffer, because of poor health. Austrian transported within cells. Kulash (KOO’-lahsh) is 39. Singer the author, and an address and phone number must be included for veri- surrendered two days after taking writer Elfriede Jelinek won the Today’s Birthdays Taylor Hicks is 38. Actor Omar Ben- fication purposes. over the ship.) Nobel Prize in literature. Retired South African Archbish- son Miller is 36. Electronic musician Letters may be mailed to Letters to the Editor, Daily Globe, 118 E. In 1989, Hungary’s Communist Five years ago: A top Italian op and Nobel Peace laureate Flying Lotus (AKA Stephen Ellison) McLeod Ave., Ironwood MI 49938; emailed to: Party renounced Marxism in favor court overturned a law granting Desmond Tutu is 83. Comedian Joy is 31. MLB player Evan Longoria is [email protected]; or faxed to 906-932-4211. of democratic socialism during a party congress in Budapest. Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi Behar is 72. Former National Secu- 29. Actress Holland Roden is 28. Brief, thank-you letters will be considered for our Saturday “Bouquets” In 1991, University of Oklahoma immunity from prosecution, allow- rity Council aide Lt. Col. Oliver Actress Amber Stevens is 28. column. law professor Anita Hill publicly ing trials for corruption and tax North (ret.) is 71. Rock musician Actress Lulu Wilson is 9.

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PUBLISHER EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna Martilla yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Award Winning Newspaper Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 ADVERTISING DIRECTOR LEAD PRESS Published daily Monday - Saturday Gary Pennington Bill Westerman (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2014 l 5 the surplus equipment, and AREAty magnificent waterfalls in Record Bessemer council accepted the highest bid Waterfalls Hawaii, Washington state, Ore- Bear breaks in of $15,000 from Gallegos Sanita- gon and Michigan. To be includ- tion Inc., out of Colorado. ed in that group is pretty signifi- RHINELANDER, Wis. — A Nelson referenced Mayor cant. We are really blessed to black bear broke a downstairs POLICE REPORTS From page 1 From page 1 Butch Semmerling’s motion at a have these types of things in our window and visited a town of City of Ironwood The Ironwood Public Safety ing the city to officially seek According to Klemme, what Pelican house on Friday, accord- July council meeting that said area, and we want to highlight Department received a Friday after- reimbursements from Michi- the city would keep the truck for impressed him the most was the that.” ing to the Oneida County Sher- noon complaint of illegal radio trans- gan’s State Disaster Contingen- a year. overall look of the brochure. Despite the overall success of iff’s Department. missions from an Ironwood resident. cy Fund for expenditures relat- “You had made that motion “They looked like something the brochure, Klemme said he’s Around 6:16 a.m., deputies The complaint said the Federal ed to Deep Freeze damage and Doug supported it, and we done by a professional marketing not done with the students just received a 911 call of a bear Communications Commission repairs. were all in favor of holding on company,” Klemme said. “I’m yet. inside a residence at 2771 would like it to stop. Under Section 19 of the to the dump truck for one very proud of the work the kids “I talked to the new teacher of Aspen Rd. The occupant was The resident was noted of the state’s Emergency Management year,” Nelson said to Semmer- did.” the publishing class and we dis- awakened by a crashing sound violation. Act, eligible municipalities can ling. Some of the features of the cussed also doing a project in the inside of the house, discovering ——— be awarded up to $100,000 or 10 “I changed my mind on that,” brochure include GPS coordi- spring,” Klemme said. “I would the bear in the downstairs fam- Travis Branson, 24, of Plymouth, Minn., was arrested for operating a ily room. percent of their previous year’s Semmerling said. “I had talked nates of the falls, an interactive like to leave the ideas of projects vehicle while intoxicated and pos- operating budgets, whichever is to Neal (Nelson, of Bessemer’s map with labels marking each to the kids and hopefully we can A downstairs patio door was session of marijuana around 11:25 less. Department of Public Works) location and a check-off list, so work together to come with opened and after about 30 min- p.m. Saturday on Cloverland Drive, The Section 19 funding can- after that; he didn’t feel it was visitors can mark each waterfall something. They came up with utes, the bear left. near the McDonald’s Restaurant. not be used on projects already really necessary to keep it for they visit. the idea for the brochures, so I No one was injured, deputies The arrest was made after the planned to be funded with another year.” The brochure also highlights am excited to see what they come said. IPSD had received a complaint that Urgent Need grants, which Council members then the fact that Potato River Falls up with next.” a car was driven into the ditch in the comes from the Michigan passed a motion to set aside in Gurney was recently rated in For more information, call the construction zone and it became Strategic Fund administered by the $15,000 from the garbage the “Top 10 Waterfalls in the Iron County UW-Extension office Practice drill at stuck. the Michigan Economic Devel- truck and dumpsters for an U.S.” listing by CNN. at 715-561-2695, the Hurley There was no damage to the vehicle, according to the report. opment Corporation. excavator the city is looking to “Having that distinction, real- Area Chamber of Commerce at Hurley Schools ANIMAL COMPLAINT If the city is officially award- purchase. ly brings this brochure into 715-561-4334 or the Mercer Area City of Ironwood ed the monies, which includes Nelson voted against the focus,” O’Donnell said. “Other Chamber of Commerce at 715- HURLEY — The Hurley Three little kittens were left in a $615,000 from the Urgent Need $15,000-earmark. At a previous places on that list included pret- 476-2389. garage at 136 May St., owned by grant, it would make repairs to council meeting Nelson said she School District is hosting a prac- James Gregory. They were turned tice evacuation drill on Thursday damaged infrastructure on had talked with DPW employees The street millage would over to the HOPE animal shelter, Longyear, Colby and Sophie who told her the city didn’t need Ironwood morning at the school. according to a Monday morning replace the millage for Memorial The drill is in conjunction IPSD complaint. streets. the excavator. Building renovation project, City council members also The council also accepted Ron with the Hurley Police and Iron which is expiring, so it wouldn’t County Sheriff’s departments. Lottery accepted a bid proposal for its Jacobson’s resignation from the result in an increase of current 1999 garbage truck and 44 city’s planning commission. From page 1 According to a release, the taxes. drill will be a partial evacuation, dumpsters. Jacobson is moving from the city street repairs. There are 62 miles of streets Monday Four bids were received for to Ironwood Township. with only one hall of the school Michigan Ten miles of resurfacing in the city that must be main- being evacuated. The remainder Poker Lotto: KH-4C-8D-9D-9H would be done next year. tained. of the school will remain in a Midday Daily 3: 2-5-1 According to city officials, a The Memorial Building reno- Midday Daily 4: 0-0-0-1 annual senior ride. “yellow code position” until the Daily 3: 0-4-7 Seniors Local retailers donated vehi- person with a parcel with taxable vation voted millage ends on evacuation is completed. Daily 4: 3-1-9-2 cles to make sure there were value of $20,000 would pay $40 a Dec. 31. The purpose of the drill is to Fantasy 5: 06-13-18-33-35 year for the street millage. Keno: 03-05-13-18-23-27-32-33-36-38-39-41-42-43- enough to handle the crowd, and test school procedure, communi- 45-46-47-56-62-66-76-79 two emergency medical techni- cations and bussing procedures. Wisconsin From page 1 5 Card Cash: QS-7C-9C-2H-4H cians accompanied the riders on choice of vacation packages at For more information, call the SuperCash: 13-16-18-30-31-33, Doubler: N row, claimed to be the oldest par- the transfer bus (provided by Trail locations along the trail: Hurley School District at 715- Badger 5: 01-02-04-11-20 ticipant at 85. Ewen-Trout Creek schools) and —The Henry Ford Museum 561-4900. Daily Pick 3: 9-4-7 Daily Pick 4: 9-5-4-0 “I love it,” he said. “I had a on the trail “just in case,” Helsel and Westin Book Cadillac in quad for years but I moved up to said. Detroit; From page 1 a side-by-side. It’s easier getting According to the release, —The Grand Hotel on Mack- Bessemer annouces water mains flush into that machine than throwing Krupp’s Mini Market at Twin tray the concept of connection, inac Island; and my leg over the side.” Lakes donated 200 pasties to since the trail will link several —The Porcupine Mountains BESSEMER — The Besse- Colby Hill, Tilden and Palms. With the intent to attract provide lunch for the partici- existing trails and communities Wilderness State Park Lodge in mer Department of Public Those locations will be flushed more riders, Steve Kubisiak, the pants and Rich Pirhonen, a park in a way that best showcases Ontonagon. Works will be flushing water on Oct. 15. MDNR’s ORV program manager, ranger at Twin Lakes State Michigan’s natural and cultural Runners-up may also be mains beginning Oct. 13. Flushing may cause discol- said the state has recently Park, enlisted his wife to bake resources, the release said. selected to win the prizes. In the Different locations will be oration in the water. If discol- approved a new 28-mile ORV enough cookies so everyone had Names will be judged by a case of multiple winning entries, flushed on different days, end- oration occurs, be sure to run route in the U.P. and a 38-mile dessert. panel of representatives from the names will randomly be drawn ing Oct. 15. water until its clear before using expansion of trails in the north- “This is the park’s biggest MDNR, the Michigan Trails for prizes. North of U.S. 2 will be any. ern lower peninsula that will event in the fall,” Pirhonen said. Advisory Council, the Michigan People are asked to submit flushed on Oct. 13. On Oct. 14, For more information, call connect six communities. “We have wonderful weather this Economic Development Corpora- their ideas online at surveymon- locations south of U.S. 2 will be the Bessemer city offices at 906- The MDNR also provided $2.7 time of year and the colors are tion, the Michigan Recreation key.com/s/namethetrail, at face- flushed, except Yale Location, 663-4311. million in grants to local ORV perfect. This is a great thing for and Park Association and the book.com/midnr or by mailing a clubs and organizations for trail the seniors.” Michigan Trails and Greenways paper entry, available by visiting For reprints or lamination services, improvement and restoration. Twin Lakes State Park is one Alliance. michigan.gov/dnrtrails and click- “The grants and additional of only four such parks in Michi- ing “name the trail.” contact the Daily Globe at 906-932-2211 miles of trails have been made gan where visitors are allowed to Prizes For more information, visit possible thanks to a recent take ORVs to get from parking The winner will be offered a michigan.gov/dnrtrails. increase in ORV license fees, areas or campsites to trailheads, including the addition of a new making easy trail accessibility $10 ORV trail permit,” Kubisiak for ORVs. said. “These changes are expect- Also providing assistance with ed to raise $6.1 million in new the event were the MDNR and $100,000 bond continued GET THE SHOT revenue for the trail system on the U.S. Forest Service. an annual basis, which will allow Kim Sims, of MI-TRALE, us to keep making the improve- organized the event for the sec- ments our customers are asking ond time, after helping out for in child sex assault case NOT THE FLU! for.” the previous five years. By RALPH ANSAMI prison time in relation to the Helsel said MI-TRALE partic- “It takes a lot of coordinating [email protected] alleged assaults against a 7- or 8- ipates in the MDNR’s grant pro- between the communities and HURLEY — A preliminary year-old child. Fast and convenient. gram and uses grant money pri- Community agencies to get it done,” she said, hearing has been set in Iron Marcoux said the charges date marily on signs. “but the appreciation we hear County Court for next Monday to 2003 and added his client has “We maintain 250 miles of Flu Shot Clinic from the participants makes it for a Juneau, Wis., man who no criminal history since then, or Drive-Up service DNR-designated trails,” Helsel all worth it.” faces up to 300 years in prison on ever, to his knowledge. available! said. “We use the grant money For more information about five counts of sexual assault of a “He has children to be taken Saturday, October 11 mostly for signage; much of the next year’s senior ORV ride, visit child. care of and can’t post cash. He’s other work is done and paid for mi-trale.org. NEW THIS YEAR! Free Brett Myhre, 30, appeared not going to run,” Marcoux said. 9 to 11 a.m. by volunteers.” To learn more about riding Monday morning before Judge He added Myhre is employed and blood pressure clinic Volunteers and donations are ORVs in Michigan, visit michi- Patrick Madden, who continued it’s possible his employer could Gogebic Community College after your flu shot. also key to the success of the gan.gov/orvtrails. a $100,000 cash bond, as recom- come up with $1,000 to cover the L i n d q u i s t G y m n a s i u m mended by Iron County District bond. Sponsored By: Attorney Marty Lipske. Myhre was arrested in Dodge Myhre’s attorney, public County, Wis., on Thursday morn- $25 Western UP Health Dept. DNR grant announced for clean-up defender Aaron Marcoux, recom- ing and appeared in Iron County Iron County Health Dept. mended a $1,000 cash bond or a Court on Friday for a bond hear- No charge with current LA CROSSE, Wis. — Land move the needle on local cleanup high signature bond, but Mad- Aspirus Grand View ing. Medicare or Michigan adjacent to a pre-World War II projects,” WDNR Secretary Cathy den said the $100,000 recom- The assaults are alleged to Hospital manufacturing site in La Crosse is Stepp, said. mended by Lipske is appropri- have occurred in March, April Medicaid card ready for redevelopment that A mixed-use commercial and ate, considering the seriousness and May of 2003. Gogebic Community includes a $250,000 Wisconsin residential development is of the charges. Under conditions of the bond, College of Health Department of Natural Resources planned for the property once Lipske argued there would be Myhre may have no contact with Sciences. grant. clean-up is complete, with an esti- a potential of flight from Myhre the victim, nor the victim’s fami-

The DNR program provides mated increase to the property because of the possible lengthy ly members. grants or no-interest loans to com- value of $40 million to $60 million. munities for environmental City officials have also part- cleanup at contaminated proper- nered with the La Crosse Area ties. In La Crosse, the $250,000 Development Corporation and will help pay for the removal and Xcel Energy. disposal of contamination gener- An additional $300,000 grant GOGEBIC RANGE BANK ated from a former rubber mill from the Wisconsin Economic that later became LaCrosse Development Corporation is also Footwear. helping cover the cost of clean-up www.gogebicrangebank.com “These awards really help at the site.

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But supporters say most similar to one in Indiana that the dramatic expansion of gay mar- Directly affected by Monday’s appeals that had piled up over Wisconsin’s requirement that vot- people already have a valid ID U.S Supreme Court declared was riage in the United States and orders were Wisconsin, Indiana, the summer. The outcome was ers show photo identification at and, if they don’t, there is time to constitutional. may have signaled that it’s only Oklahoma, Utah and Virginia. not what either side expected or the polls is constitutional, a deci- get one before the election. “Clearly the Seventh Circuit’s a matter of time before same-sex Officials in those states had wanted. Both gay marriage sup- sion is not surprising after the The opinion from the 7th U.S. decision supports the idea that couples can marry in all 50 appealed lower court rulings in porters and opponents had court last month allowed for the Circuit Court of Appeals comes a the will of the people as enacted states. an effort to preserve their bans. asked the court to resolve law to be implemented while it month before the election involv- by the legislature and approved Rejecting appeals from five Couples in six other states — whether the Constitution grants considered the case. ing the closely watched race by the executive accounts for states seeking to preserve their Colorado, Kansas, North Caroli- same-sex couples the right to State elections officials are between Republican Gov. Scott something in our democracy,” bans, the Supreme Court effec- na, South Carolina, West Vir- marry nationwide. preparing for the photo ID law to Walker, who supports the law, Van Hollen said in a statement. tively made such marriages ginia and Wyoming — should be The justices did not explain be in effect for the Nov. 4 election, and Democratic challenger Mary But Dale Ho, director of the legal in 30 states, up from 19 able to get married in short why they decided to leave that even as opponents continue their Burke. ACLU’s Voting Rights Project, and the District of Columbia, order since those states would question unanswered for now. legal fight. The American Civil A lower court judge, U.S. Dis- said “the voters of Wisconsin taking in every region of the be bound by the same appellate They may be waiting for a feder- Liberties Union and the Advance- trict Judge Lynn Adelman, struck deserve every opportunity to country. rulings that have been on hold. al appeals court to break ranks ment Project asked the U.S. the law down as unconstitutional cast their ballot free of the Challenges are pending in the While county clerks in a num- with other appellate panels and Supreme Court last week to take in April, saying it unfairly bur- obstacles imposed by this law, other 20 states. ber of states quickly began issu- uphold state laws defining mar- emergency action and block the dens poor and minority voters and we are evaluating our next Almost immediately, exuber- ing licenses to gay and lesbian riage as between a man and a law. who may lack such identification. step.” ant couples began receiving couples, in some other states woman. Or they may see little Opponents argue that requir- Republican Attorney General J.B. The Republican-controlled marriage licenses previously affected by the court’s action role for themselves as one court ing voters to show photo ID, a Van Hollen asked the 7th Circuit Legislature passed the law and denied to them. “This is the officials did not sound ready to after another strikes down state requirement that had, until to overturn that ruling. Walker signed it in 2011, saying dream day,” said Sharon Bald- give up the fight. However, their marriage bans. Still, the import recently, been on hold since a low- The three-judge panel agreed it was an important safeguard win, a plaintiff in a challenge to legal options are limited. seemed clear. T turnout February 2012 primary, with Van6 Hollen. The judges said against voter fraud.

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Health First Aid (MHFA) train- recovery and resiliency, the you a penny because most likely But my kids like love it for ing program. belief that individuals experi- you already have it, but throw it another reason: the creamy There are two types of MHFA encing these challenges can and in the trash. orange color topped with dark courses, adult and youth; CMH do get better and use their I’m talking about orange zest, chocolate looks Halloween- is offering the adult course and strengths to stay well. the thin outer skin of an orange. themed. it is appropriate for anyone 18 Studies also show the pro- I don’t mean the white part, ——— years and older. gram reduces the social dis- called the pith. That’s bitter. The Just as CPR training helps a tance created by negative atti- zest is just the paper-thin layer Orange zest pudding with person with no clinical training tudes and perceptions of indi- of colored skin, which has tons of shavedThe best dark tool chocolate for zesting citrus assist an individual following a viduals with mental illnesses. fragrant and flavorful oils. Those is a fine wand-style grater. These heart attack, MHFA training is When it comes to mental health oils are perfect for tricking us very sharp graters are easy to designed to give people the issues, one frequently hears into thinking something is sweet- use and do an excellent job of skills to assist someone who is about the inherent challenge of er than it really is. I use zest in removing the flavorful zest with- developing a mental health the stigma of mental illness. cakes, muffins and cookie out getting the bitter white pith problem or experiencing a men- Stigma is a feeling of shame doughs, and to bring out the beneath it. tal health crisis such as contem- or disgrace that also involves a sweetness in root vegetables, Start to finish: 20 minutes, plating suicide. In both situa- great deal of fear; the fear of not such as roasted beets or carrot plus cooling tions, the goal is to help support understanding a problem, of soup. Servings: 4 an individual until appropriate doing or saying the “wrong” It’s easy to build a stock of this 1 3/4 cups low-fat or reduced- professional help arrives. thing, and of not knowing what ingredient. Any time you grab an fat milk Mental Health First Aiders to do when someone needs help. orange for a snack, take an extra 2 1/2 tablespoons cornstarch learn a single 5-step strategy Therefore, one of the best minute to run a wand-style 1/4 cup light brown sugar that includes assessing risk, ways to decrease stigma is to grater or vegetable peeler gently Zest and juice of 1 large respectfully listening to and provide current and accurate over the peel, being careful not to orange supporting the individual in cri- information on mental illness extract any of the pith. The zest 1 egg yolk, lightly beaten sis and identifying appropriate and on how to help an individu- can be saved either by freezing it 1 teaspoon vanilla extract professional help and other sup- al experiencing a problem or in a small container or by drying. Pinch of salt ports. crisis, MHFA does just that. To dry zest, place it in a 200 F 2 ounces dark or bittersweet Participants are also intro- MHFA is intended for all oven, turn off the heat and let it chocolate, shaved using veg- duced to risk factors and warn- people and organizations that sit undisturbed until the zest is etable peeler or wand-style ing signs for mental health or make up the fabric of a commu- dry, about 30 to 60 minutes. Let grater substance use problems, engage nity. cool completely, then place the In a large saucepan over medi- in experiential activities that The course is presented to dried zest in a clean spice jar. um heat, whisk together the milk build understanding of the chambers of commerce, profes- Very quickly you’ll have a supply and cornstarch until dissolved. impact of illness on individuals sional associations, hospitals, of flavor ready to go in either Add the brown sugar and contin- Associated Press and families and learn about nursing homes, rotary clubs, your pantry or freezer. Note that ue to whisk while bringing the ORANGE ZEST pudding with dark chocolate shavings is shown in Con- evidence-supported treatment parent organizations, social you may need to chop up larger mixture to a gentle simmer. cord, N.H. Orange zest, the thin outer skin of an orange, has fragrant and self-help strategies. clubs and other groups. pieces, and the zest will lose Cook, whisking constantly, until and flavorful oils that can add sweetness to dishes. Mental Health First Aid is an Professionals who regularly some potency as it ages, so just the milk thickens to a thick pud- international program proven interact with a lot of people add a smidge extra when follow- ding, about 2 minutes. saucepan with the remaining hour. Just before serving, top to be effective. (such as police officers, human ing recipes that call for fresh Whisk in the orange zest and pudding. each cup with shaved chocolate. Peer-reviewed studies pub- resource directors, and primary zest. juice, then remove the pan from Return the pudding to low Nutrition information per lished in Australia, where the care workers), school and col- I’m sharing a seasonal the heat. heat and cook, whisking con- serving: 220 calories; 80 calories program originated, show indi- lege leadership, faith communi- favorite in our house — orange Place the egg yolk in a small stantly, until it just begins to from fat (36 percent of total calo- viduals trained in the program: ties, friends and family of indi- zest pudding with shaved dark bowl. One at a time, while whisk- bubble. Remove from the heat, ries); 8 g fat (4 g saturated; 0 g grow their knowledge of signs, viduals with mental illness or chocolate. I use low-fat milk to ing, add a few tablespoons of the whisk in the vanilla extract and trans fats); 60 mg cholesterol; 34 symptoms and risk factors of addiction or anyone interested make the pudding, but add an hot pudding to the egg. Transfer salt, then divide between 4 par- g carbohydrate; 1 g fiber; 26 g mental illnesses and addictions; in learning more about mental egg yolk at the end to impart just the egg-pudding mixture to the fait glasses. Chill for at least 1 sugar; 6 g protein; 95 mg sodium. can identify multiple types of illness and addiction should get professional and self-help trained. resources for individuals with a Gogebic CMH is again host- mental illness or addiction; ing this free certification train- Take action: Keep Michigan’s increase their confidence in and ing course scheduled for Friday, likelihood to help an individual Oct. 17th from 8 a.m. to 4:30 in distress and show increased p.m. at the CMH building in mental wellness themselves Wakefield, and lunch is includ- and are better able to monitor ed. Registrations are limited. kids healthy during school year and deal more effectively with For more information regard- By AMBER BEARD ity. Parents and educators must —What does the “education” Are there opportunities for phys- their own levels of stress and ing the class or to register, con- Special to the Globe work together to ensure each portion of PE include? Are kids ical activity during recess? frustration. tact Missy Lane at CMH at 229- LANSING — It’s official, child gets the physical activity learning healthy behaviors? Are To learn more about issues Before you can know how to 6105. For more information school is back in session, the they need. they learning how to read nutri- that affect your child’s health at help, you need to know when to regarding MHFA, visit its web homework is starting to come Another way to help kids get tion information or how many school, check out help. site at home consistently, and leaves exercise in daily is to skip the car calories their bodies need daily? yourthecure.com. For additional This is called mental health mentalhealthfirstaid.org. are starting to fall. Going back to ride or bus to school and walk or —Besides PE, what opportu- ideas for healthy, kid-friendly literacy, or a basic understand- Editors note: Missy Lane, is school means different things for ride a bike instead. 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Joseph A. Komaromy Sharon L. Salonen Shirley Mae Erickson WAUSAU, Wis. — Joseph A. “Buddy” Komaromy, 87, of BERGLAND, Mich. – Sharon L. Salonen, 74, of Bergland, WAUSAU, Wis. — Shirley Mae Erickson, 79, a long-time Ironwood, Mich., died peacefully Saturday, Oct. 4, 2014, with passed away peacefully Sunday, Oct. 5, 2014, surrounded by resident of the Bessemer area, died Saturday, Oct. 4, 2014, at his sons by his side, at Aspirus Wausau Hospital in Wausau. her loving husband and family by her side. Aspirus Wausau Hospital. He was born Feb. 21, 1927, in Bayfield County, son of the Sharon was born on March 4, 1940, in Reed City, a daugh- She was born July 29, 1935, to the late Ed and Helmi (Maki) late Alexander and Mary (Kulscar) Komaromy. He moved to ter of Ora and Goldie (Richert) Borton. She attended Bergland Kujala in Ironwood. Ironwood in 1939, where he lived most of his life, and gradu- Community High School and graduated in 1958. Shirley graduated from Luther L. Wright High School and ated from Luther L. Wright High School in On Aug. 20, 1960, Sharon was united in marriage to Ernest was a lifelong resident of the 1945. V. Salonen at Trinity Lutheran Church in Bergland. Bessemer/Ironwood area. He entered the U.S. Army on Jan. 9, 1946, She enjoyed knitting, crocheting and watching the Detroit On Aug.7, 1954, Shirley mar- serving in the Army of Occupation in Japan, Tigers. ried Floyd Peter Erickson in and was honorably discharged as a technician Sharon is survived by her husband, Ernest; Ironwood. fourth grade on Feb. 17, 1947. Following his five children, Ernest Salonen Jr. (Julie), Wake- Shirley retired from working discharge, Joe returned to Ironwood where he field, Debra (Stephen) Mleko, Marquette, at Josephson’s nursing home was employed at Gogebic Auto for 32 years. He Penny (John Colassaco) Paquin and Diana after many years. also worked at the Amoco station in Ironwood Holst, both of Montreal, Wis., and Tammy Shirley loved dancing, camp- and was employed as an equipment operator (James) Perry, Ironwood; 10 grandchildren, ing, traveling, cooking, playing for the City of Ironwood, retiring in 1999. Stacey (Dominic Trolla) Paquin, Tracey bingo, spending time with fam- Joe was a member of Our Lady of Peace Joseph A. (Shane) Wiercinski, Rachel (Clint Kordus) ily and friends and had a won- Catholic Church in Ironwood, where he sang in Komaromy Holst, Jordan Holst, Kelly (Ryan Hering) Salo- derful smile that could light up the Men’s Choir and the Resurrection Choir. 1927 — 2014 nen, Jamie Salonen and Stephen, Matthew, a room. She also had passion He was also a member of the former St. Jacob and Hannah Mleko; a great-grandson, for animals and she loved her Michael’s Catholic Church and the church Jaxon Wiercinski; six stepgrandchildren, Nick Sharon L. cat (Jack) dearly. choir in Ironwood and served as custodian and Alex Hahn and John Jr., Josh, Jacob and Salonen She leaves her husband of 60 there for 32 years. He was currently a member Natalle’ Colassaco; two sisters, Sandra (Reino) 1940 — 2014 years, Floyd Peter Erickson; of Ironwood Knights of Columbus Council Mattson, Ironwood, and Patricia (David) Tompkins, Tustin; daughters, Cindy Milton and 1396, the Ironwood Booster Club, Theater her sister-in-law, Kay Sikkila, Covington; her brother-in-law, Robin Mowitt; a son, Mark Preservation Club and American Legion Post Veteran Paul (Karen) Salonen, Bergland; and numerous nieces and Erickson; son-in-laws, Dean 5, and was former president of the Newport nephews. Milton and Chuck Mowitt; a Shirley Mae School PTO for several years. An avid guitarist, Joe played She was preceded in death by her parents; a brother, David daughter-in-law, Cindy Erick- Erickson and sang with the Ranch Boys and entertained at area nurs- Paul Borton; her father- and mother-in-law, Ernest E. and Ida son; a sister-in-law, Esther 1935 — 2014 ing homes over the years. Salonen; and her brother-in-law, Harold Sikkila. Maki; seven grandchildren, two great grandchildren and close On June 9, 1951, he was united in marriage to the former Per Sharon’s wishes, cremation has taken place. friends who she enjoyed playing bingo with. Dorothy Levandoski at St. Michael’s Catholic Church by the A memorial service will be held Saturday, Oct. 11, at 4 p.m. Shirley was preceded in death by her parents; and brothers, late Rev. Frank Ronkowski. She survives. EDT, preceded by visitation at 3 p.m. EDT, at Trinity Luther- Richard Kujala and Richard Maki. Also surviving are two sons, Joseph (Kathy) and John an Church in Bergland, with the Rev. Timothy J. Steckling At Shirley’s request there will not be a funeral service, how- (Catherine), both of Algonquin, Ill.; a daughter, Mary (Tony) officiating. ever there will be a small gathering of family and close friends Pavlovich, Chanhassen, Minn.; six grandchildren, Scott (Lind- Interment will follow in Forest Lawn Cemetery, Bergland. on Wednesday, Oct. 8, 2014, at 2 p.m. at the home of Esther sey) Komaromy, Allison (Zach) Norman, Kristin (Kyle) Rybar- A dinner will be served in the church fellowship hall follow- Maki, 5299 W. Norrie Park Road, in Ironwood. czyk, Daniel and Jeff Pavlovich, and Tim Komaromy; three ing the cemetery service. Memorial gifts/cards may be sent to Floyd Erickson at great-grandchildren, Jackson, McKinley and Reagan; a broth- Lakeside Memorial Chapel of Wakefield is assisting the E6421 Nelson Road. Bessemer, MI 49911. er-in-law, Roman Levandoski, San Antonio, Texas; and family. Condolences may be sent online at lakesidememori- Range Funeral Service and Crematory, Frick-Zielinski numerous nieces and nephews. alchapel.com. Funeral Home, Bessemer, have been entrusted with the Besides his parents, Joe was preceded in death by three sis- arrangements. ters, Marion Doleys, Irma Scott and Rose Newman. John A. Krone A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated Saturday, Oct. 11, 2014, at 11 a.m., at Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church in IRONWOOD, Mich. — John A. Krone, 83, a lifelong resident Mayor: Detroit can succeed under bankruptcy plan Ironwood, with the Rev. Robb Jurkovich, celebrant. of Ironwood, passed away Friday, Oct. 3, 2014. DETROIT (AP) — Detroit “This is going to be tight, and Rite of Committal and interment will follow in Riverside He was born on Jan. 13, 1931, in Ironwood, Mayor Mike Duggan testified in it’s not without risk,” he contin- Cemetery, Ironwood, where full military honors will be accord- a son of Gust and Wilhelmina “Minnie” Krone. federal court Monday that the ued. ed by the Ironwood American Legion Post 5 Honor Guard. John attended Luther L. Wright High School. city has a feasible strategy with Rhodes is seeking assurances Luncheon will be served in the parish hall immediately He proudly served his country in the U.S. the resources it needs to success- elected leaders will take the upon return from the cemetery. Army during the Korean War in Germany. fully emerge from bankruptcy steps needed to get the city’s Visitation will be in the St. Joseph Family Room at the John was employed by and retired from protection, but said the plan is operations back on track should church from 10-11 a.m. on Saturday, where members of Pere White Pine Copper Co., after 30 years of ser- also contingent on the wider he approve the plan to shed $7 Menard Assembly No. 471, Fourth Degree Knights of Colum- vice. economy and other outside billion in accumulated debt. The bus, will serve as honor guard. He enjoyed fishing, a cold beer and good forces. city’s plan includes spending Pallbearers will be Scott and Tim Komaromy and Tony and humor. Duggan appeared before U.S. $1.7 billion over the next decade Jeff Pavlovich. John is survived by a son, Jody, Ironwood; a John A. Bankruptcy Judge Steven to improve police, fire and other In lieu of flowers, memorials may be directed to the St. Vin- Krone Rhodes as lawyers representing services. daughter, Diane Jensen, Clarksville, Tenn.; 1931 — 2014 cent de Paul Society, 108 S. Marquette St., Ironwood, MI eight grandchildren; and numerous great- Detroit wrapped up their case The bankruptcy plan was 49938. grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Monday with testimony from city drafted by emergency manager To view Joe’s obituary online, sign his guestbook or offer He was preceded in death by his parents; a council president Brenda Jones. Kevyn Orr, who was hired by condolences, visit mckevittpatrickfuneralhome.com. son, John R., on May 18, 2008; and a brother, Rhodes still needs to hear from state in March 2013 to fix his own expert, and other wit- Detroit’s finances. That July, he Arrangements have been entrusted to McKevitt-Patrick Gus. Funeral Home, Inc., Ironwood. nesses could be summoned. made Detroit the largest U.S. Relatives and friends are invited to John’s “I support this plan, and I city to file for bankruptcy. He’s home, at N8720 Vanbuskirk Road, Ironwood, Veteran believe it is feasible,” Duggan no longer directly running the Lou Ellen Selves to join the family in a celebration of his life, on said, though he warned of factors city after Duggan and the Saturday, Oct. 11, beginning at noon. outside of the city’s control. Detroit City Council regained WAKEFIELD, Mich. — Lou Ellen Selves, 67, a native of Lakeside Memorial Chapel of Wakefield is assisting the “I can’t predict a national their authority last month. Iron Belt, Wis., died Saturday, Oct. 4, 2014, at Gogebic Medi- family. Condolences may be sent online at lakesidememori- recession,” he said. “I can’t pre- Duggan said not enough cal Care Facility in Wakefield. alchapel.com. dict a cut in state revenue shar- progress has been made in She was born March 8, 1947, in Iron Belt, daughter of the ing. I can’t predict other casinos improving city services, a key to late Lyle and Margaret (Jenkins) Selves, and graduated from For reprints or lamination services, being approved,” he said. Detroit halting a continuing population J.E. Murphy High School in Hurley, Wis. in 1966. She resided gets a share of the taxes on the drain. Detroit’s population fell to in Wausau, Wis., most of her adult life, returning to the area contact the Daily Globe at 906-932-2211 $1.35 billion in annual revenue an estimated 681,000 last year in 2007. from the city’s three casinos. from a 1950 peak of 1.85 million. Lou Ellen loved little children and animals. She also enjoyed camping, fishing and swim- Man ordered ming, and was an excellent cook. Surviving are a sister, Lorraine (Del) Tervo, to trial in $8.5 Ironwood Township; two brothers, Roger (Shirley) Selves, Pence, Wis., and Ronald million Ponzi (Joan) Selves, Mosinee, Wis.; and numerous nieces and nephews. scheme Beside her parents, she was preceded in death by her stepfather, Ward Peterson; a sis- BAY CITY (AP) — A Bay ter, Lee Ann Zandi; and brother-in-law, Don- Lou Ellen County judge has ordered a 32- ald Zandi. year-old man to stand trial on [ÉÄ|wtç YÉÉw WÜ|äx Selves Per Lou Ellen’s wishes, cremation has taken 1947 — 2014 accusations he ran a Ponzi FROM OCTOBER 6 - NOVEMBER 7 place. scheme that defrauded investors Memorial services will be held Thursday, Oct. 9, 2014, at 11 of $8.5 million. a.m., preceded by visitation at 10 a.m., at the McKevitt- District Judge Dawn A Klida Patrick Funeral Home, 305 N. Lowell St., in Ironwood, with in Bay City ruled Friday there’s The Daily Globe will be a the Rev. Craig Zandi, Lou Ellen’s nephew from Ladysmith, enough evidence to try Joel Wil- Wis., officiating. son in the securities fraud case. drop-off point for non-perishable Committal and inurnment will follow in Hillside Cemetery, Wilson was the owner of The Iron Belt. Diversified Group Advisory food items. Arrangements have been entrusted to McKevitt-Patrick Fund LLC. Funeral Home and Cremation Services of Ironwood. Condo- In July, 56-year-old company All foods collected will go to employee Mary Faher, of lences may be expressed online at mckevittpatrickfuneral- Stevensville, pleaded no-contest a local food pantry. home.com. to securities fraud. 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THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2014 l 9 MAJOR LEAGUESPORTS BASEBALL PLAYOFFS Local action Mercer drops Watersmeet Lackey, long balls WATERSMEET — The Mer- cer volleyball team defeated Watersmeet 3-0 in non-confer- lift Cards over ence action Monday at Nimrod Nation. The Tigers won 25-11, 25-15, 25-15. Dodgers 3-1 Lexi Engler led the Mercer attack with 13 kills. Caitlyn Hiller had a strong postseason, the Dodgers will game for the Tigers with five n NLDS continues turn to ace Clayton Kershaw on kills, five aces and 21 assists. today as Clayton short rest Tuesday night in Sydney Thompson added nine Game 4. Shelby Miller makes his kills, nine assists and two aces Kershaw faces first career postseason start for for Mercer. Taylor Wolfe had Shelby Miller the Cardinals, one win from a four kills. ST. LOUIS (AP) — Kolten fourth straight trip to the NL For Watersmeet, Rebecca Wong hit a two-run homer to Championship Series. Caron played well for the Nim- snap a seventh-inning tie, Matt The Cardinals finished off Los rods with several solid blocks Carpenter went deep for the Angeles in a six-game NLCS last putting the ball back down in third straight game and John fall, knocking out Kershaw in the Mercer’s court. Frannie Zelinski Lackey lived up to his big-game fifth inning of a 9-0 blowout in added five kills. reputation as the St. Louis Car- the final game. Mercer (15-2) finishes Indian- dinals beat the Los Angeles Two runners reached against head Conference East Division Dodgers 3-1 Monday night to Trevor Rosenthal in the ninth play at Bessemer Thursday. The take a 2-1 lead in their best-of- before he earned his second save Tigers are 5-0 in the division. Associated Press five NL Division Series. of the series — with an assist The Tigers will begin WIAA ST. LOUIS Cardinals’ Kolten Wong reacts as he hits a two-run home run during the seventh inning of Game 3 Facing elimination in St. from the grounds crew on a rainy regiona play Oct. 21. of the National League Division Series against the Los Angeles Dodgers, Monday in St. Louis. Louis for the second consecutive night. Watersmeet goes to Baraga today for more non-conference action. Joki wins at West Fister keeps Nationals postseason hopes alive Iron County Invite SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — opposing Bumgarner — but IRON RIVER — Ironwood’s Eye black and uniform still on, stayed in the game and carried a Jared Joki took first place at the Bryce Harper emerged from a shutout into the seventh before West Iron County Invitational different kind of fog than typical- Detroit lost 2-0 and was swept. cross-country meet Monday. He ly seen in San Francisco. This Fister hardly needed that completed the 3.1-mile course in was the celebratory stuff from a Japanese good luck figurine that 17:13. Nationals victory party, and he appeared in the NL East cham- The Red Devils finished sev- had earned it, all right. pions’ dugout Monday morning enth place overall in a nine-team Harper screamed out in courtesy of backup catcher Jose field with 140 points. Houghton delight as he crossed the plate Lobaton. The right-hander, who won the boys title with 53 points. with Washington ahead at last. grew up about two hours away Other finishes for the Red After all those extra innings and in the Central Valley city of Devil boys included: Andrew a subdued cross-country flight, Merced, gave up four hits, Niemi, 13th, 19:19; Tim Loren- the Nationals had broken struck out three and walked son, 31st, 20:29; Dylan Taival- through — with some help from three. maa, 47th, 23:08; Dan Freeman, Madison Bumgarner’s big blun- Storen, the beleaguered clos- 48th, 23:09; and Ryan Sobolews- der. er who gave up the tying run in ki, 49th, 23:10. Doug Fister pitched seven Game 2, allowed Brandon Craw- Calumet won the girls title shutout innings and the Nation- ford’s sacrifice fly in the ninth with 25 points. Ironwood did not als capitalized on Bumgarner’s before finishing the 2-hour, 47- get a team score in the girls com- one off-target throw, staving off minute game. It was a far cry petition with only two runners. elimination in the NL Division from Game 2, which took a post- For Ironwood, Corissa Matt- Series with a 4-1 win over the season-record 6:23. son finished 26th in a time of San Francisco Giants on Mon- Five days after pitching a 23:29. Katie Piispanen was 33rd day. four-hitter in an 8-0 wild-card in 25:25. “Being able to get that win at Pittsburgh, Bumgarner Ironwood’s next competition momentum swing to us a little was on a roll again, this time for is Oct. 16 as the Red Devils host bit is definitely huge,” said the orange towel-waving sellout Harper, who also made a diffi- home crowd of 43,627. the Indianhead Conference meet Associated Press cult running catch in the gap. at Boulder Creek Golf Course. SAN FRANCISCO Giants Brandon Belt is tagged out by Washington Nationals shortstop Ian Desmond on a Ian Desmond singled to start Fister dazzled again in San The Red Devils will head to steal attempt in the fourth inning during Game 3 of the National League Division Series in San Francisco, the decisive seventh and Harper Francisco, helping the Nationals the U.P. Championships Oct. 18 Monday. walked to bring up Ramos, who at Gent’z Homestead Golf cut their deficit to 2-1 in the began the season as the Nation- Course in Harvey. best-of-five series. They ended right-hander Ryan Vogelsong, taken the out of first. I made a changed the whole game. Bum- als’ cleanup hitter. Harper slid the Giants’ 10-game postseason hoping to pull out the fog mistake telling him to throw to garner threw a really good into home for the second run, winning streak that started with machine they used after wins all third,” catcher Buster Posey game. Those little things hap- hopped up and hollered in tri- NBA extends Game 5 of the 2012 NL Champi- season one more time. said. “It happens.” pen in games. If we do the little umph. onship Series against St. Louis. “We just needed one break,” Bumgarner’s throw sailed things, we’ll have an opportuni- Bumgarner hadn’t given up a television deals Washington scored two runs Storen said. “It’s been a tough wide of Pablo Sandoval’s out- ty to win this series.” postseason run since Carlos Bel- on Bumgarner’s throwing error couple innings here to start and stretched glove and bounced all Asdrubal Cabrera followed tran homered in the fourth with ESPN, TNT in the seventh inning to end the we got our break. It’s just a mat- the way to the tarp along the with an RBI single. He spent the inning of the Giants’ Game 1 ace’s 22-inning scoreless streak. ter of building on it, and we live left-field wall before rolling over final eight innings watching the loss of the 2012 NLCS in St. NEW YORK (AP) — The NBA Harper punctuated the victory to see another day.” the bullpen mounds where two Giants’ 2-1, 18-inning victory Louis. and its television partners could- with a solo homer in the ninth. On a day Bumgarner had relievers were warming up. Saturday night after his ejection “I thought we probably had a n’t wait to extend their con- Drew Storen allowed the first been nearly untouchable, his Sandoval nearly did the splits for arguing a called third strike. shot,” Bumgarner said of play- tracts. two batters to reach in the bot- own miscue prevented a three- trying to make the play and Fister outpitched Bumgarner ing Ramos’ bunt. “We were in a The league renewed its deals tom of the ninth but shook off his game sweep. stayed down in pain as the two at AT&T Park for the second really good spot coming into this with ESPN and TNT even postseason struggles, allowing a Bumgarner fielded Wilson runs scored. Trainers checked time in four months after a June one.” though two seasons remain on run in closing it out as Washing- Ramos’ two-strike sacrifice bunt on the third baseman and he gem, leaving behind the fright- Sandoval extended his post- the old ones. With potential com- ton forced a Game 4 on Tuesday between the mound and the remained in the game. ening memory of his October season hitting streak to 14 petition from Fox looming, both night. first-base line and fired to third “That was an important play outing here in Game 2 of the games with a leadoff single in networks were willing to pay Now, the 96-win Nationals rather than going for the sure right now. In my mind I was 2012 World Series. Fister took a the second, the longest streak in generously to secure the rights will send left-hander Gio Gonza- out at first. like, ‘I have to do it, have to do line drive to the right side of his Giants postseason history and long term. lez up against San Francisco “We probably should have it,’ Ramos said. “For me, that head that day — while also currently in baseball. The NBA’s annual revenue from the agreements will increase from $930 million to more than $2.6 billion, according to a person familiar with the Wilson leads penalty-prone terms. The person spoke on con- dition of anonymity because the league did not announce finan- Seahawks by Skins 27-17 cial figures. “We ultimately made a deci- LANDOVER, Md. (AP) — For three minutes left in the first sion that this was the right time nearly a half, Seattle’s penalty half that the Redskins’ total to go,” Commissioner Adam Sil- yards outnumbered Washing- yards (47) passed Seattle’s penal- ver said at a news conference ton’s total yards. Those self- ty yards (45) for good. Monday. “These are extraordi- inflicted wounds, more than any- Marshawn Lynch ran for 72 narily healthy deals financially.” thing, kept the Monday night yards on 17 carries and didn’t The contracts will run an game as close as it was. enter the game until the Sea- additional nine years through hawks’ second series. He stood on the 2024-25 season. The previ- NFL the sideline, helmet on, during ous eight-year agreements end Russell Wilson rushed for a the first drive, and the team did after 2015-16. career-high 122 yards on 11 car- not make an in-game announce- “We believe at the end of the ries, and the Seahawks survived ment regarding any sort of injury deal it will feel inexpensive,” their “neutral zone infractions,” to its leading rusher. ESPN President John Skipper holds, false starts and other mis- Seattle improved to an NFL- said. “It’s hard to imagine.” cues in a 27-17 win over the Red- best 21-8 on Monday nights, “Each year the playoffs help skins, extending Seattle’s tradi- including nine wins in a row. The TNT win nights of television tion of dominance in prime time team is also 11-1 in prime time during all-important May while handing Washington under coach Pete Carroll. Wash- sweeps,” said David Levy, presi- another deflating moment under ington (1-4), meanwhile, has Associated Press dent of Turner Broadcasting the lights. dropped seven straight in prime WASHINGTON REDSKINS quarterback Kirk Cousins is sacked by Seattle Seahawks middle linebacker Bobby System. Wilson also completed 18 of 24 time and is 4-15 on Monday Wagner during the second half in Landover, Md., Monday. The basics won’t change: The passes for 201 yards with two nights since 2000. NBA Finals remain on ABC, touchdowns for the Seahawks (3- The Redskins punted eight yards. — who is also injured — on the It would have been 21-0 if ESPN’s broadcast partner. 1), who displayed an uncharac- times, and two deep passes to Kirk Cousins completed 21 of sideline. either of Harvin’s touchdowns — ESPN/ABC and TNT will contin- teristic lack of crispness coming DeSean Jackson accounted for 36 passes for 283 yards and Wilson had plenty of green in on back-to-back plays — had ue to split the conference finals. off their bye. Seattle committed 137 of the offense’s 307 total dropped to 1-6 in his career as a front of him in the first half, counted in the first half. First, Broadcasting rights fees have 13 penalties for 90 yards, includ- yards. Jackson beat Kam Chan- Redskins starter. Robert Griffin whether it was a designed run or his 16-yard run to the end zone been skyrocketing across all ing a holding, false start and cellor for a 60-yard touchdown III missed a third consecutive a scramble out of the pocket. He was wiped out by holding on left sports as live events become unsportsmanlike conduct calls catch that cut Seattle’s lead to game with a dislocated left had rushes of 16, 29, 13 and 22 in guard James Carpenter, then his increasingly valuable to adver- that wiped out three potential 17-7 late in the first half, and his ankle, but he made a cameo the first two drives. He headed 26-yard catch-and-run was tisers. Few viewers will DVR an touchdowns by Percy Harvin. 57-yard reception set up a field appearance before the game, for the pylon on a clinical zone- negated by a flag for a false start NBA game, which means they How bad was the Seahawks’ goal that made it 17-10 early in wearing a skin-tight white shirt read run for a 9-yard score in the on Harvin himself, a penalty that can’t fast-forward through the penalty bug? It wasn’t until a 4- the third quarter. Jackson fin- and pink sleeve on his left arm as second quarter, giving Seattle a gum-chomping Carroll wandered commercials. yard run by Alfred Morris with ished with five catches for 157 he threw passes to Jordan Reed 17-point lead. onto the turf to argue. 10 l TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2014 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE SCOREBOARD HGH testing finally 3-ON-3 CHAMPIONS Bowling

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High TBA (FS1) Others receiving votes: 11, Hillman (6- Arizona 310.750 86 86 tory of the NFL, our new collec- The league and union also series: Kevin Kauppi 633, Mario Barbera Wednesday, Oct. 15: Washington at St. 0) 5. 12, Clarkston Everest Catholic (5-0) Seattle 310.750 110 83 under contract not already tively bargained policies usher in agreed to a minimum two-game 617, Daryl Salo 613, Dave Baldwin 660. Louis-Los Angeles winner OR St. Louis- 2. 13, Johannesburg-Lewiston (5-1) 1. San Fran 320.600 110 106 undergoing reasonable-cause a neutral arbitration process for suspension for a first driving- High team game: Neighborly Bar 877. Los Angeles winner at San Francisco, 8-man St. Louis 130.250 84 119 High team series: Neighborly Bar 2,431. TBA (FS1) 1. Peck (8) (6-0) 80 Thursday’s Game testing will be tested to a maxi- appeals of positive drug tests,” under-the-influence conviction. x-Thursday, Oct. 16: Washington at St. 2. Lawrence (6-0) 70 Green Bay 42, Minnesota 10 mum of 90 per team. NFLPA President Eric Winston Longtime suspensions would be Louis-Los Angeles winner OR St. Louis- 3. Rapid River (6-0) 64 Sunday’s Games One stumbling block in the said in a letter to union mem- imposed for cases with extenuat- Baseball Los Angeles winner at San Francisco, 4. Cedarville (5-1) 40 Cleveland 29, Tennessee 28 TBA (FS1) 5. Btle Crk St Philip (6-0) 20 New Orleans 37, Tampa Bay 31, OT agreement was the appeals pro- bers. ing circumstances such as per- x-Saturday, Oct. 18: St. Louis-Los (tie) Portland St Pat (6-0) 20 Dallas 20, Houston 17, OT cess. Any appeal now will be MLB Postseason Major League Baseball is the sonal injury or property damage, All Times EDT Angeles winner at Washington OR San Others receiving votes: 12, Owendale- Carolina 31, Chicago 24 heard by a neutral person, not by only other team sport in this or in cases of repeat offenders. x-if necessary Francisco at St. Louis-Los Angeles win- Gagetown (6-0) 13. 13, Bellaire (6-0) 7. Philadelphia 34, St. Louis 28 WILD CARD ner, TBA (Fox) 14, Deckerville (5-1) 6. N.Y. Giants 30, Atlanta 20 Tuesday, Sept. 30: Kansas City 9, Oak- x-Sunday, Oct. 19: St. Louis-Los Ange- Buffalo 17, Detroit 14 land 8, 12 innings les winner at Washington OR San Fran- Wisconsin AP Indianapolis 20, Baltimore 13 Wednesday, Oct. 1: San Francisco 8, cisco at St. Louis-Los Angeles winner, Prep Poll Pittsburgh 17, Jacksonville 9 Pittsburgh 0 TBA (FS1) Results for small division in this week’s Denver 41, Arizona 20 Wisconsin Associated Press high school Phelps suspended for 6 DIVISION SERIES WORLD SERIES San Francisco 22, Kansas City 17 football poll with first place votes in paren- (Best-of-5) (Best-of-7) San Diego 31, N.Y. Jets 0 theses, followed by record and poll points. American League All games televised by Fox New England 43, Cincinnati 17 Baltimore 3, Detroit 0 Tuesday, Oct. 21: at American League Small Division Open: Miami, Oakland Thursday, Oct. 2: Baltimore 12, Detroit Wednesday, Oct. 22: at AL 1. FdLac Springs (13) 7-0 155 Monday’s Game Friday, Oct. 24: at National League 2. Amherst (1) 7-0 137 Seattle 27, Washington 17 months after DUI arrest 3 Friday, Oct. 3: Baltimore 7, Detroit 6 Saturday, Oct. 25: at NL 3. Edgar 7-0 123 Thursday, Oct. 9 Sunday, Oct. 5: Baltimore 2, Detroit 1 x-Sunday, Oct. 26: at NL 4. Stanley-Boyd (2) 7-0 107 Indianapolis at Houston, 8:25 p.m. 5. Arcadia 7-0 88 Kansas 3, Los Angeles 0 x-Tuesday, Oct. 28: at AL Sunday, Oct. 12 BALTIMORE (AP) — serious dent in work to learn from this experi- Thursday, Oct. 2: Kansas City 3, Los x-Wednesday, Oct. 29: at AL 6. Lancaster 6-1 64 Jacksonville at Tennessee, 1 p.m. Angeles 2, 11 innings 7. Shiocton 6-1 47 Detroit at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Michael Phelps’ comeback took a those ambi- ence and make better decisions Friday, Oct. 3: Kansas City 4, Los 8. Bangor 7-0 45 Baltimore at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. major hit on Monday, with USA tions. in the future,” he said in a series 9. Athens 7-0 35 Angeles 1, 11 innings Football Denver at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. Swimming suspending the 18- His latest of posts on his Twitter account. Sunday, Oct. 5: Kansas City 8, Los 10. Owen-Withee 7-0 23 New England at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Angeles 3 Others receiving votes: 11, Lake Coun- Carolina at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. time Olympic champion for six arrest came U.S. Olympic Committee CEO try Lutheran 10. 12, Poynette 9. 13, National League UPSSA Polls Pittsburgh at Cleveland, 1 p.m. months and forcing him to with- about a month Scott Blackmun said, “We think The results of this week’s Upper Penin- Racine St. Catherine’s 8. 13, Alma-Pepin San Francisco 2, Washington 1 sula Sportswriters and Sportscasters Green Bay at Miami, 1 p.m. draw from next year’s world after Phelps the sanctions are appropriate Friday, Oct. 3: San Francisco 3, Wash- 8. 15, Ithaca 5. 16, Hurley 4. 17, Almond- San Diego at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. Association high school football polls Bancroft 3. 17, Westby 3. 19, Darlington ington 2 including number of first place votes in Dallas at Seattle, 4:25 p.m. championships. won three golds and we are glad that Michael is Saturday, Oct. 4: San Francisco 2, 2. 20, Brookfield Academy 1. 20, Peca- Washington at Arizona, 4:25 p.m. parentheses, followed by record and poll tonica-Argyle 1. 20, Green Bay NEW Phelps also lost six months of and two silvers seeking help. We are grateful Washington 1, 18 innings points. Chicago at Atlanta, 4:25 p.m. Monday, Oct. 6: Washington 4, San Lutheran 1. 20, Manawa Little Wolf 1. N.Y. Giants at Philadelphia, 8:30 p.m. funding from the sport’s national at the Pan that nobody was hurt and appre- Big Schools governing body as a result of his Pacific Champi- ciate the speed at which USA Francisco 1 1. Ishpeming (5) 6-0 33 NFL Open: Kansas City, New Orleans Michael Tuesday, Oct. 7: Washington (Gonza- 2. Menominee (2) 6-0 30 All Times EDT Monday, Oct. 13 second DUI arrest. The 29-year- onships in Aus- Swimming and Michael took AMERICAN CONFERENCE Phelps lez 10-10) at San Francisco (Vogelsong 3. West Iron County 6-0 19 San Francisco at St. Louis, 8:30 p.m. old swimmer is banned from par- tralia. He had action.” 8-13), 9:07 p.m. (FS1) 4. Marquette 5-1 16 East x-Thursday, Oct. 9: San Francisco at 5. Iron Mountain 4-2 6 WLT Pct PF PA ticipating in USA Swimming- retired after While Phelps was still work- Washington, 5:07 p.m. (FS1) Other: Sault Ste. Marie 3-3, 1 Buffalo 320.600 96 89 Hockey sanctioned meets through April the 2012 London Olympics, hav- ing out his schedule for the St. Louis 2, Los Angeles 1 Little Schools New England 320.600 123 107 Friday, Oct. 3: St. Louis 10, Los Ange- 1. Forest Park (3) 4-1 30 Miami 220.500 96 97 6, 2015. ing won a record 18 gold medals upcoming year, he will miss the les 9 2. St. Ignace (4) 6-0 29 N.Y. Jets 140.200 79 127 SEASONNHL BEGINS USA Swimming said Phelps and 22 medals in four games. first three U.S. Grand Prix meets Saturday, Oct. 4: Los Angeles 3, St. 3. Munising 5-1 21 South All Times EDT violated its Code of Conduct, and Phelps’ monthly funding in Minneapolis in November, Louis 2 4. Lake Linden 5-1 17 W LT Pct PF PA Wednesday’s Games Monday, Oct. 6: St. Louis 3, Los Ange- 5. Bark River-Harris 5-1 6 Indianapolis 320.600 156 108 Montreal at Toronto, 7 p.m. cited a section of its 2014 Rule stipend of $1,750 will be halted Austin, Texas, in January and les 1 Other: Gogebic 3-2, 2. Houston 320.600 104 87 Philadelphia at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Book in punishing him. Its exec- for six months, costing him a Orlando, Florida, in February. Tennessee 140.200 88 139 Tuesday, Oct. 7: Los Angeles (Kershaw 8-man Vancouver at Calgary, 10 p.m. utive committee approved the total of $10,500. That is small The earliest he could return to 21-3) at St. Louis (Miller 10-9), 5:07 p.m. 1. Rapid River (7) 6-0 35 Jacksonville 050.000 67 169 San Jose at Los Angeles, 10 p.m. (FS1) 2. Cedarville 5-1 28 North sanctions, which take effect change compared to the millions Grand Prix competition would be x-Thursday Oct. 9: St. Louis at Los WLT Pct PF PA immediately. he earns through several major at a meet in Mesa, Arizona, that Angeles, 9:07 p.m. (FS1) Cincinnati 310.750 97 76 Michigan AP Basketball “Michael’s conduct was seri- endorsements, including Aqua begins April 15. LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES Prep Poll Baltimore 320.600 116 80 (Best-of-7) Results for smaller divisions in this Pittsburgh 320.600 114 108 ous and required significant con- Sphere, Subway, Under Armour, USA Swimming’s punishment American League week’s Michigan Associated Press high Cleveland 220.500 103 105 NBAAll Preseason Times EDT Friday, Oct. 10: Kansas City (Shields school football poll with first place votes in West sequences,” said Chuck Wielgus, Omega and Master Spas. was its harshest ever imposed on Monday’s Games 14-8) at Baltimore (Tillman 13-6), 8:07 parentheses, followed by record and poll W LT Pct PF PA USA Swimming executive direc- “Michael accepts USA Swim- its superstar. The governing Boston 98, Philadelphia 78 p.m. (TBS) points. San Diego 410.800 133 63 Atlanta 93, New Orleans 87 tor. “We endorse and are here to ming’s sanctions,” according to a body suspended Phelps for three Saturday, Oct. 11: Kansas City at Balti- Division 7 Denver 310.750 116 87 Washington 85, Chicago 81 more, 4:07 p.m. (TBS) 1. Ishpeming (5) (6-0) 50 Kansas City 230.400 119 101 fully support his personal devel- statement from his representa- months in 2009 after a photo Denver vs. L.A. Lakers at San Diego, Monday, Oct. 13: Baltimore at Kansas 2. Detroit Loyola (6-0) 45 Oakland 040.000 51 103 late opment actions.” tives at Octagon. “He has apolo- emerged of him using a marijua- City, TBA (TBS) 3. New Lothrop (6-0) 40 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Tuesday’s Games Phelps can still train with his gized for his actions and, as he na pipe, even though he was not Tuesday, Oct. 14: Baltimore at Kansas 4. Decatur (6-0) 33 East Minnesota at Indiana, 7 p.m. City, TBA (TBS) 5. West Iron County (6-0) 30 W LT Pct PF PA North Baltimore club, but he had shared yesterday, is taking steps charged. Orlando at Miami, 7:30 p.m. x-Wednesday, Oct. 15: Baltimore at 6. Homer (6-0) 25 Philadelphia 410.800 156 132 Chicago at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. already qualified for the world to address them.” USA Swimming took no action Kansas City, TBA (TBS) 7. Elkton-Pigeon Bay (6-0) 20 Dallas 410.800 135 103 Houston at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. x-Friday, Oct. 17: Kansas City at Balti- 8. Whttmre-Prsctt (6-0) 17 N.Y. Giants 320.600 133 111 championships in Russia next Over the weekend, Phelps after Phelps’ 2004 drunken driv- Portland at Utah, 9 p.m. more, TBA (TBS) 9. Union City (6-0) 8 Washington 140.200 112 136 August, which is the biggest announced he was entering a six- ing arrest when he was 19. Toronto at Sacramento, 10 p.m. x-Saturday, Oct. 18: Kansas City at 10. TC St. Francis (4-2) 6 South Golden State at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 international meet leading up to week, in-patient program, a Phelps was charged on Sept. Baltimore, TBA (TBS) Others receiving votes: 11, Gobles (5- WLT Pct PF PA p.m. National League 1) 1. Carolina 320.600 104 120 the 2016 Rio de Janeiro week after he was arrested and 30 with driving under the influ- Wednesday’s Games Saturday, Oct. 11: St. Louis-Los Ange- Division 8 Atlanta 230.400 151 143 Charlotte at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Olympics. charged with drunken driving in ence, excessive speed and cross- les winner at Washington OR San Fran- 1. Muskegon CC (4) (6-0) 49 New Orleans 230.400 132 141 Washington vs. New Orleans at Jack- Phelps came out of retirement his hometown of Baltimore. ing double lane lines on Inter- cisco at St. Louis-Los Angeles winner, 2. Harbor Beach (1) (6-0) 46 Tampa Bay 140.200 103 156 sonville, 7 p.m. 8:07 p.m. (Fox) 3. Beal City (5-1) 38 North earlier this year with his sights “Swimming is a major part of state 95. He registered .14 per- New York vs. Boston at Hartford, 7:30 Sunday, Oct. 12: St. Louis-Los Angeles 4. St. Ignace LaSalle (6-0) 32 WLT Pct PF PA p.m. set on competing at a fifth my life, but right now I need to cent on a blood-alcohol test after winner at Washington OR San Francisco 5. Climax-Scotts (6-0) 29 Detroit 320.600 99 79 Memphis vs. Milwaukee at Green Bay, at St. Louis-Los Angeles winner, TBA 6. Crystal Falls FP (4-1) 27 Green Bay 320.600 134 106 Olympics in Rio. Being barred focus my attention on me as an he was stopped on a speeding 8 p.m. (FS1) 7. Fowler (6-0) 18 Minnesota 230.400 101 126 from the world meet could put a individual, and do the necessary violation. Oklahoma City at Denver, 9 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 14: Washington at St. 8. Mendon (5-1) 15 Chicago 230.400 116 131 Robert Morris University bets video Florida freshman faces sexual assault allegation GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) — ual assault on our campus,” uni- investigation will take, but it Florida freshman Treon Harris versity President Bernie Machen almost certainly means Jeff game scholarship can draw talent went from potentially becoming said in a statement. “The univer- Driskel will start Saturday the starting quarterback to being sity is committed to providing a night’s game against LSU. CHICAGO (AP) — As a one of 35 students attending add to its ranks of high-achiev- suspended indefinitely in a mat- safe and inclusive environment Florida State quarterback teenager, holed up in his bed- Robert Morris University on the ing graduates. ter of hours Monday. for every member of the UF com- Jameis Winston was not charged room, illuminated by the glow of school’s first-in-the-nation video Hundreds of other colleges Harris was banned from all munity. after a woman said he sexually his laptop, Youngbin Chung game scholarship. and universities have esports team activities by the football “We must strive to protect all assaulted her in December 2012. became addicted to video games. Once regarded as anti-social clubs, but Robert Morris is the program while authorities inves- of our students from sexual It took several months for the Ten-hours-a-day addicted. slackers or nerds in a basement, first to recognize it as a varsity tigate sexual assault allegations harassment and assault, and do State Attorney’s Office to com- His grades tanked. His par- gamers have become megastars sport under its athletic depart- made against him. everything in our power to pro- plete its investigation before ents fretted. in what are now called esports. ment. The scholarships, which The school said Harris has mote a safe learning environ- announcing the Seminoles QB A few years later, the 20- In professional leagues, they cover up to half off tuition and been accused of sexually assault- ment.” would not be charged because a year-old from the San Francisco compete for millions of dollars in half off room and board (worth a ing a female student around 3 Harris, a 5-foot-11, 190-pound lack of evidence. area leads a team of headset- prizes and pull in six-figure total of $19,000 in a typical a.m. Sunday — hours after he Miami native, has not been Prosecutors cited inconsisten- wearing players into virtual bat- incomes for vanquishing their three-quarter academic year) helped Florida rally to beat Ten- arrested. His attorney, Huntley cies in the evidence and the tle in a darkened room at a enemies in what have become are for a single game, League of nessee 10-9 in Knoxville — at an Johnson, said he doesn’t expect woman’s story. Winston contin- small private university in huge spectator events packing Legends, in which teams of five on-campus residence hall. his client to be, either. ued to play during the investiga- Chicago. He’s studying comput- tens of thousands into sports on five use keyboards and mice The University Police Depart- “We are cooperating with the tion. er networking there on a nearly stadiums around the world. to control mythical fighters bat- ment is investigating the alleged investigation,” Johnson said. Florida suspended Harris $15,000 a year athletic scholar- Robert Morris, a not-for-prof- tling it out in a science fiction- assault and working with the “And I would be surprised and almost immediately Monday ship — for playing League of it university with about 3,000 like setting. Gainesville Police Department to disappointed if he ends up being after the allegation was made. Legends, the video game that students, believes those are not The first practices started assist with collection and analy- prosecuted.” Harris was in position to be once jeopardized his high school so different from the skills one last month in a $100,000 class- sis of forensic evidence. A GPD UPD said the incident report named the starter Monday, but diploma. uses on a football field or a bas- room outfitted with an expan- forensics crime unit truck was was still being finalized and Florida canceled its weekly “I never thought in my life ketball court and that spending sive video screen, computers parked outside the residence hall would be released in the next day media available with coach Will I’m going to get a scholarship money to recruit these students, and an array of eye-dazzling Monday afternoon. or so. Muschamp because of the inves- playing a game,” said Chung, too, will enrich campus life and gaming paraphernalia. “We have no tolerance for sex- It’s unclear how long the tigation. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2014 11 DEFLOCKED Daughter’s divorce leads to unwanted cats

Dear Annie: My daughter is ed for your daughter’s long-term getting a divorce and moving into care. Have the executor of the will an apartment that allows her to (or a lawyer) explain to Sis that have two cats. The problem is, she this is not possible. If it comes has four cats. She asked whether from a professional, it will help. I would take two of them. Dear Annie: The letter from I live in another state. It would Annie’s “In Pain” struck a chord with me. be difficult to get the cats here, Mailbox He said his wife refuses intimacy and I don’t think I can handle and won’t discuss it. He says he them. The idea of cat hair every- helps around the house, makes where, smelly litter boxes, clawed out causing her grief? I only want furniture and finding cats in my her coffee, takes her out to dinner, to make her happy. MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM bed when I’m sleeping is just too — Love Cats, sends her flowers and keeps him- stressful. And frankly, I don’t But Not Here self in shape. We know want to be tied down. My hus- Dear Love Cats: Over the past few years, I have you want to please your daughter, band and I are retired and travel heard the same complaints from but this request is unfair to you, a lot. my husband. Here’s what’s going as well as to the unwanted cats. How do we tell our daughter on in our house: My husband that we can’t take her cats with- You have to say no. Does she have works a high-stress job, and even any friends in her town who the smallest things set him off. I might take one or both of the cats? hear about these things all day Is there a no-kill shelter where long through his text messages, YOUR she could leave them for adoption or an animal rescue that could phone calls and in conversation HOROSCOPE help find a foster home? Can she after we both are home from find another place to live where work. BORN LOSER there is no restriction on the num- What he doesn’t realize is that ber of cats or offer her landlord a these conversations have an effect larger security deposit to cover on me. After listening to him vent the extra cats? Please remind and complain (with anger and yourself that the cats would not swearing), the last thing I want to be better off with you, and then do at the end of the day is be inti- EUGENIA LAST inform your daughter of your mate with him. All I want is a decision. break from the stress that he Dear Annie: My father recent- passes on. I have tried to talk to Your Birthday ly passed away. In his will, he left him about this, but he responds Tuesday, October 7, 2014 some money to my disabled with anger and frustration, and daughter. My husband and I are the conversations resolve nothing. Your perceptiveness will keep you her legal guardians and plan to in constant motion, letting you know I love my husband and have no put this money in a special needs ALLEY OOP what to do and when to make your intention of leaving, but there are move. The ability to manage several trust per my father’s request. limits to what I can tolerate. projects at once will help you reach My sister feels I should share “In Pain” should examine your goal. This year will be about this money with her and her son, whether anything has changed in about progressive action and aggres- even though Dad left my sister a his behavior. He may be unknow- sive pursuits. substantial amount of money. ingly pushing his wife away. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — While we control how our daugh- Despite your best intentions, a current While spouses should support ter’s money is spent, we don’t feel love connection will pose a problem each other, there are still limits. it is ours to give away. But should for you. Take a step back and try to We shouldn’t use our loved ones we give some to my sister to keep see things from a different perspec- as emotional dumping grounds. tive. the peace? — Inheritance SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — Dilemma — Need My Sanity is written by Attention to detail and the ability to Dear Inheritance: If the Annie’s Mailbox absorb pertinent information will help bequest to your daughter was in Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar, your unceasing quest for success longtime editors of the Ann Lan- FOR BETTER OR WORSE your father’s will, you probably do reach a turning point. Take the plunge ders column. Please email your and put your ideas in motion. not have the legal right to alter SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) the terms. Since your sister has questions to anniesmailbox@com- — You will feel like you are running out already received a “substantial” cast.net, or write to: Annie’s Mail- of steam. Have a sincere chat with sum from Dad’s estate, we find it box, c/o Creators Syndicate, 737 anyone who is being demanding or dif- rather greedy that she wants to 3rd Street, Hermosa Beach, CA ficult, and set some realistic bound- take money specifically designat- 90254. aries. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — Tackle correspondence or personal files that are overdue, and sort out AILY LOBE ROSSWORD what’s irrelevant and put it aside. D G C Homing in on what’s important will help you find a moneymaking alterna- tive. FRANK & ERNEST AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) — Trust your instincts. You have the knowledge to conquer a lucrative pro- ject, and the time to put your ideas in motion is now. Be assertive when showcasing your talents. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) — Long-lasting damage will occur if you are too demanding. Try to see the sit- uation from your opponent’s perspec- tive. Go out of your way to keep the peace and keep things moving. ARIES (March 21-April 19) — You will reap benefits from property or per- sonal investments. Everyone will be on your side, and changes at home GET FUZZY will be well-received. Don’t give up when you are so close to winning. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — You will have conflicts with youngsters. Financial losses are likely if you get involved with an unscrupulous sales- person. Your social life could use a boost. Get out and enjoy yourself. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) — Be careful when it comes to sharing your plans. Someone will want to take cred- it for your ideas. If you feel uncertain, it would be best to avoid getting involved in a joint endeavor. CANCER (June 21-July 22) — BEETLE BAILEY Lectures and travel should be part of your plans. Don’t hesitate to ask friends and family for advice if you are questioning what you should do next. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — If a pro- ject has reached a dead end, take stock and consider taking a different approach. Look for someone who can offer a contribution that will get you back on track. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — Unexpected surprises lie ahead. Pay close attention to your finances. Go over your spending in detail and cut your overhead. You’ll feel less stress if you know you can cover your expens- ZITS es.

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