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DAILY GLOBE Thursday, December 12, 2019 Snow likely yourdailyglobe.com | High: 18 | Low: 9 | Details, page 2 LET THERE BE SNOW Hurley City Council receives audit report By TOM LAVENTURE [email protected] HURLEY, Wis. – The Hurley City Council on Tuesday approved its 2018 audit report. Rob Ganschow, a partner with Wipfli LLC, presented the audit results on behalf of the account- ing firm. He said the $3.26 mil- lion revenue and expenditures for 2017 appear significantly higher than the $2.41 million in 2018 because of approximately $333,000 in capital projects. Ganschow said the city’s expenditures did not exceed revenues over- all for 2018. However, the public works department, conservation and develop- Tom LaVenture/Daily Globe ment and debt A SNOW machine blankets Big Powderhorn Mountain with fresh powder Wednesday in preparation for its Friday opening. service expen- ditures did Max exceed actual Samardich budgets. Ganschow recommended Administrators say special education underfunded observation of transfers between various funds. He said the city is By TOM LAVENTURE for special education, determine who doesn’t.” more severe needs at earlier ages [email protected] maintaining a positive unas- how equipment and other capi- The outcome should not be who are very involved, and of signed balance that should pro- HURLEY, Wis. – Wisconsin tal costs compare to the previ- that CESA 12 doesn’t advocate course the mental health compo- vide the credit needed for eventu- educators are saying the out- ous school year, and distinguish- just for the school districts that nent is huge for us,” Kasinski alities that require grants and come of a hearing on special es the $30,000 special education would be hurt at the cost of the said. “In our region we don’t loans for large projects. education rules should be to rec- threshold cost from other fund- school districts that would bene- have the people who are quali- The council approved a ognize that school districts are ing. fit, he said. The common fied to provide the services that Finance committee recommenda- underfunded. Ken Kasinski, the agency denominator is that special edu- we need.” tion to award the 2019 auditing The Wisconsin Department administrator for the Coopera- cation is underfunded, he said. Schools appreciate the addi- services to Wipfli LLC. The fee of Public Instruction will con- tive Educational Service Agency “The issue that would be very tional funding but sometimes it for service is $18,000. duct a public hearing on Dec. 20 No. 12 (CESA 12), said he and helpful with us is if they’d fund doesn’t come close to the actual Alderman Jamey Francis in Madison, to accept public tes- Jennifer Ledin, the CESA 12 special ed at the rate they costs associated with running a asked Wipfli to provide audit timony on proposed permanent director of the Center for Special should,” Kasinski said. “That is program, said Kevin Genisot, reports well in advance of meet- rules related to clarifying high- Education and Pupil Service, the problem. They are not. If it the Hurley School District ings in order to review and bring cost special education aid. The will have discussions with local cannot be funded at the rate it administrator and director of questions to the presentation to proposed rule seeks to provide legislators and area school dis- should, then we should get it as special education. There are the council. clarity in determining costs for trict superintendents to discuss close as we can.” many variables within the spe- Max Samardich, the new offi- providing special education- the proposed rule changes. School districts are facing cial education department and cer with the Hurley Police related services to a child for the CESA 12 serves northern Wis- more challenges with special Genisot said he’s “curious to see Department, was introduced to purpose of receiving high-cost consin school districts along education and with the mental the results” but is not optimistic the council at the meeting. He special education aid. with the Wisconsin Rural health resources, especially, he about a positive impact for Hur- was raised in Bessemer and The proposed rules clarify Schools Alliance. said. What is happening is a ley School District. attended Gogebic Community language with determining non- “We’re going to make sure back and forth of resources “The discussions have always College before graduating from administrative special education that we have accurate informa- between schools, social services, been happening, but it’s the the police academy at Nicolet costs and services to children tion before going to them,” private health care and hospitals final numbers in the budget that Area Technical College in that are distinct general costs for Kasinski said. “We want to know – all taking from each other, he all students. The changes also where it is we’re at on it and said. define federal Medicaid benefits know exactly who benefits and “We are seeing kids with FUNDING — page 5 REPORT — page 5 Term limits CHRISTMAS CAROLS face another battle By TOM LAVENTURE [email protected] IRONWOOD – A Fremont, Mich., man pulling an 18-foot foam and metal hog through the western Upper Peninsula Wednesday, said it was part of an awareness tour to protect the state’s term limit amendment. Jeff Tillman is a member of Don’t Touch Term Limits!, a non- partisan nonprofit organization that works to bring awareness when there are legal or legislative attempts to nullify the 1992 voter approved amendment that limits state representatives to serving three two-year terms and state senators, governors, lieutenant governors, secretaries of state P.J. 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No, but three out of four r r u o f four f o of t u o out e e r h t three t u b but , o N No, : r e w s n A This gives a temperature of what ththe he air feels like on the skin. Answer: obstruction of Congress ship, history will look back Democrats said Trump related to his dealings with on our actions here today,” enlisted a foreign power in Ukraine. Nadler said. “How would “corrupting” the U.S. elec- US considers leaving smaller The articles aren’t you be remembered?” tion process and endan- expected to be changed, Republicans are also gered national security by though, as Democrats are messaging to the American asking Ukraine to investi- number of troops in Afghanistan unlikely to accept any people – and to Trump gate his political rivals, amendments proposed by himself – as they argue including Biden, while WASHINGTON (AP) – Republicans unified that the articles show withholding U.S. military The Pentagon is consider- against Trump’s impeach- Democrats are out to get aid as leverage. That bene- ing several options to ment. the president. Most Repub- fited Russia over the U.S. as reduce the number of Democrats have already licans contend, as Trump America’s ally fought Rus- troops in Afghanistan, agreed to the language, does, that he has done sian aggression, the including one that would which span only nine nothing wrong, and all of Democrats said. shift to a narrower coun- pages and say that Trump them are expected to vote Trump then obstructed terterrorism mission, the acted “corruptly” and against the articles. Congress by ordering cur- top U.S. military officer “betrayed the nation” when The top Republican on rent and former officials to told Congress on Wednes- he asked Ukraine to inves- the panel, Georgia Rep. defy House subpoenas for day. tigate Joe Biden and the Doug Collins, argued that testimony and by blocking Gen. Mark Milley, chair- 2016 U.S. election. Ham- Democrats are impeaching access to documents, the man of the Joint Chiefs of strung in the minority, the president because they charges say. Staff, did not disclose any Republicans wouldn’t have think they can’t beat him in Trump tweeted that to potential troop totals, but the votes to make changes the 2020 election. impeach a president “who he agreed that leaving a without support from at Democrats think the has done NOTHING minimal U.S. footprint in least some Democrats. only thing they need is a wrong, is sheer Political Afghanistan to battle ter- Associated Press The Wednesday evening “32-second commercial Madness.” rorists is a potential move. SECRETARY OF Defense Mark Esper, left, and Chair- session of the 41-member saying we impeached him,” The House is expected “We have multiple man of the Joint Chiefs Gen. Mark Milley, testify to a panel is expected to last Collins said. to vote on the articles next options, that’s one of them,” House committee hearing on U.S. policy in Syria, several hours, with open- “That’s the wrong rea- week, in the days before he said. The U.S. currently Wednesday, on Capitol Hill in Washington. ing statements from law- son to impeach somebody, Christmas. That would has about 13,000 troops in makers on both sides of and the American people send them to the Senate for Afghanistan. About 5,000 ing that government offi- der for Afghanistan, Gen. the aisle. Votes won’t come are seeing through this,” a 2020 trial. of them are doing countert- cials for years misled the Scott Miller, was to brief until Thursday, when the Collins said. “But at the end Senate Majority Leader errorism missions. The public about failures in the members of Congress on committee will consider of the day, my heart breaks Mitch McConnell said remainder are part of a Afghanistan war. the progress in the war amendments and likely for a committee that has Tuesday that he would be broader NATO mission to “The bottom line is that during a closed session hold a final vote to send the trashed this institution.” “totally surprised’’ if there train, advise and assist the top military officials and later Wednesday. articles to the House floor. On Wednesday, Repub- were the necessary 67 Afghan security forces. civilian officials had known After the Miller briefing, House Judiciary Com- licans are expected to offer votes in the chamber to Members of the House that the Afghanistan war Sen. Tim Kaine, a Virginia mittee Chairman Jerrold an array of amendments convict Trump, and sig- Armed Services Committee has been unwinnable and Democrat and member of Nadler opened the prime- and make procedural naled options for a swift pressed Milley and Defense have been misleading the the Senate Armed Services time hearing to make a motions, even if they know trial. He said no decision Secretary Mark Esper on a American public for 20 Committee, told The Asso- final argument for none of them will pass. The had been made about number of issues during years,” said Rep. Ro Khan- ciated Press he is less inter- impeachment and to urge Judiciary panel is made up whether to call witnesses. the hearing, including law- na, D-Calif. He said the ested in the Washington makers’ demands for a committee should hold Post report than in grap- hearing on whether the hearings on the matter. pling with the Trump Pentagon deceived the Rep. Adam Smith, D- administration’s handling House leaders racing clock American people about Wash., the committee of peace negotiations with military progress during chairman, said hearings the Taliban. He said his on government spending bill the 18-year war. would be appropriate. ``I concern is that the Taliban Earlier this week, a do think it’s something may simply wait until after WASHINGTON (AP) – path to pass appropria- one-third of the federal Washington Post report that we should take a look the last U.S. soldier leaves The Senate’s top Republi- tions bills this year,” Senate budget passed by Congress disclosed thousands of at,” he said. Afghanistan and then “try can issued a downbeat Majority Leader Mitch each year for day-to-day pages of documents reveal- The top U.S. comman- to run roughshod over assessment of talks on a McConnell said. “There operations of federal agen- everything.” government spending bill simply is not time left for cies. This year’s annual # # Esper, who testified Wednesday, warning that it my Democratic friends to appropriations cycle was THIS DAY alongside Milley, told the will require a “laser focus continue haggling over ... supposed to be relatively committee that the U.S. mil- from both parties and both poison pills, partisan poli- easy after this summer’s itary must remain focused chambers” to meet next cy riders and presidential budget and debt deal IN HISTORY on the counterterrorism week’s deadline and avert a transfer authorities.” reversed a sharp set of December 12 mission even as efforts are federal shutdown. As is often the case, Cal- spending cuts that would • 1800 Washington D.C., established as the capital made to negotiate a peace Across the Capitol, ifornia rivals Pelosi and have otherwise struck both of the United States of America deal with the Taliban. House Speaker Nancy Kevin McCarthy are feud- the Pentagon and domestic • 1946 UN accepts six Manhattan blocks as a gift “We have an important Pelosi met with Hispanic ing, this time about a long- agencies. from John D. Rockefeller Jr. counterterrorism mission lawmakers about the shot McCarthy bid for But a Senate GOP move in Afghanistan,” he said. upcoming appropriations additional funding for a to more than triple a key • 1963 Frank Sinatra Jr. returned after being “That means we’ve got to measure, which is likely to controversial dam project border wall account to kidnapped make sure Afghanistan largely maintain President that would provide more meet Trump’s demands • 1977 “Saturday Night Fever premieres in NYC never becomes again a safe Donald Trump’s tactical water for Central Valley sparked a two-month stale- haven for terrorists that can ability to fund his much- farmers. mate. Negotiations are • 1985 248 US soldiers & 8 crew members die in strike the United States.” sought border wall. Nobody wants a govern- back on track, with most of Arrow Air charter crash He said commanders It’s part of an effort to ment shutdown when a Trump’s $5 billion wall Today’s History was sponsored by have told him and Milley solidify support for the stopgap spending bill demand being returned to that the U.S. can reduce its emerging catchall funding expires at the end of next other domestic accounts. presence in Afghanistan bill, which promises to week, but time is running It’s complicated, but and still perform the coun- deliver plenty of small-bore out and it’s not at all cer- Trump has a significant terterrorism mission. victories for lawmakers in tain that negotiations can tactical advantage that “I’m interested in reduc- both parties and is seen as close in time for the Senate allows him to obtain sever- ing our force presence,” preferable to the alterna- to process a year-end al billion dollars for his Hwy. 77, Iron Belt, WI (7 short miles W. Hurley) 715-561-5515 Esper said, so that some tive of simply keeping the spending package. Another border project. That’s Friday Fish Fry - Haddock, Perch, Bluegill & Shrimp portion of the troops now government on autopilot. temporary funding bill, because he will refuse to Saturday Prime Rib and Baby Back Ribs based in Afghanistan can Trump cares mostly about called a continuing resolu- sign any bill that denies his Full Soup & Salad Bar Friday & Saturday be reallocated to other border fence funding. tion, or CR, could be need- wall request outright or parts of the world to bol- “To be frank, only a ed to avert a repeat of last curtails his powers to Thurs.-Sun. 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Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, Ironwood Memorial Building. Ironwood Memorial Building. Gogebic County Veter- Iron-Gogebic Integrated ans Service Officer, 10:30- Family Services, 9-10:30 11:30 a.m., Wakefield City a.m., Iron County Courthouse, Hall; 1-2 p.m., Watersmeet Hurley. 906-663-4045 or 715- Township; 2:45-3:15 p.m., 561-2191. Marenisco Township. 906- Wisconsin Veterans 667-1110. Employment Services Rep- Red Hat Society, noon, resentative, 9-11:30 a.m., Elk & Hound, Ironwood. Con- veterans service office, Hurley. tact Miriam Rund at 906-667- 715-392-7808. 0116. Gogebic County Veter- Alcoholics Anonymous, ans Service Officer, 9:30- noon, Salem Lutheran 11:30 a.m., Ironwood Memori- Church, Ironwood. al Building. 906-667-1110. area74.org. Blood Pressure Screen- Grief Support Group, 1 to ing, 11 a.m.-1 p.m., with 2:30 p.m., Dr. Kate Hospice Regional Hospice nurses, Mill office, 1571 Highway 51 North Street Garden, Bessemer. in Arbor Vitae. 906-663-0308. Nutrition Advisory Com- Alcoholics Anonymous, mittee, 1:15 p.m., Hurley noon, Salem Lutheran Senior Center, Hurley. Church, Ironwood. Submitted photo SMART Recovery, 4:30 area74.org. THE MERCER Leo Club presented the funds raised during their Oct. 31 Candy Crush Run to various concerns at its p.m., 101 E. Mary St., Besse- Ironwood Kiwanis Club, mer. noon, Golden Dragon. Wednesday, Dec. 4, meeting at the Mercer School. Amanda Drewson, Vilas County Sheriff’s Department K9 officer Alcoholics Anonymous, Range Art Association, 1 and her Belgium Malinois, Stitch, and Anthony Nelson were the recipients. Each received a check for $965.50. Each 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian p.m., 906 Boom, Ironwood. year the club holds this fundraiser and selects who it will donate the money to. This year the students selected the Church, Hurley. area74.org. Ironwood Carnegie Klassic Kruisers Car Library Board, 4 p.m. Vilas County K-9 unit as it is used in Iron County, if needed. Money raised for Stitch is used for medical bills and other Club, 6:30 p.m., Gogebic Hurley VFW Post 1580, 6 necessary costs related to the K-9 dog. The Nelson/Knorr Family donation is for expenses for the Mercer 2K teacher, Community College Jacob p.m., VFW post home. Dawn Knorr, who was seriously injured in a car crash in September. Pictured from left, are, kneeling, Officer Aman- Solin Center, Room B 22, Iron- Bessemer Veterans of wood. Foreign Wars, 6 p.m., VFW da Drewson, K-9, Stitch, and A.J. Nelson; first row, Hana Joustra, Sarah Barton, Taylor Heleniak, Adrienne Konneker, Ironwood Masonic Lodge hall, Bessemer. Madison Laudolff; second row, Isabella Payen, Katie Baltz, Jennifer Klopatek, April Klopatek, Jessica Klopatek, 389, 7:30 p.m., at the Masonic Alcoholics Anonymous, Margherita Baretta, Mollie Konneker, Lion Louise Minisan, Leo advisor, Richie Allen, club treasurer, Ava Barton, building. 7 p.m., Episcopal Church of Joshua Klopatek; and third row, Ella Torkelson, club president, Molly Hohner, Zoe Botes, Aubrey Schoeneman, Eiley Government the Transfiguration, Ironwood. Bessemer Housing Com- area74.org. Schoeneman, club secretary, Adeline Huybrecht, Cameron Patton, Katie Knipp, Jacob Schmidt Jaden Doud, Tommy mission, 8 a.m., Executive Government Hohner. Director’s Office, 709 West Iron county comprehen- Iron Street, Bessemer. sive planning and zoning Iron County Finance committee, 3 p.m., Iron Coun- Committee, 8 a.m., court- ty Courthouse, Hurley. house, Hurley. Iron County Highway Santa Claus to visit Iron County Memorial Building in Hurley Bessemer Area Sewer Committee, 4 p.m., Highway Authority, 1 p.m., Countil Department, Hurley. Chambers, City Hall, Besse- Iron County Board of HURLEY – Bring the kids to p.m., at the Iron County Memorial Chapter 529 brings Santa to see the mer. Supervisors, 6 p.m., Court- share their list with Santa on Sun- Building in Hurley. kids. Each child will receive a Nutrition Advisory Com- house, Hurley. day, Dec. 15 from 11 a.m. to 1:30 Every year Vietnam Veterans wrapped gift. mittee, 1:15 p.m., Hurley Senior Center, Hurley. Wednesday, Dec. 18 Bessemer Downtown Development Authority, 4 Christian Men of the p.m., DDA room, City Hall. Northland, 6:30 a.m., Uptown Gogebic County Transit Cafe, Ironwood. Recovery Walk ån Talk, Boulder Junction Chamber reveals Board of Directors, 6:30 p.m., Transit Facility, Iron- 10 a.m. to nooon, Iron Belle wood. Trailhead, Hurley. Talk with a recovery coach. Call 715-660- Friday, Dec. 13 0073. new tourism brand, website Alcoholics Anonymous, Union Station Food open meeting, noon, Salem BOULDER JUNCTION, Wis. – In ty pride, knowing that the caliber of pages include all the pertinent race Pantry and Northern Food Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Bank, 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., area74.org. an effort to bring more visitors to the people who live there was one of the information, plus helpful count- 252 E. Ayer St., Ironwood. DOVE Support Group, Northwoods, the Boulder Junction greatest selling points of the town. downs and colorful photo feeds Alcoholics Anonymous, noon-2 p.m. 906-932-4990. Chamber of Commerce is launching What began as buttons and bumper showing off shared content from 11 a.m., Salem Lutheran Ironwood-Hurley Rotary a completely redesigned website and stickers has now expanded to the social media fans and followers. Church, Ironwood. Club, 12:15 p.m., Elk and area74.org. Hound Restaurant, Ironwood. new brand. new website, where business owners There’s even a microsite for the Community Pickleball Kimball Homemakers, 1 The new boulderjct.org is a fresh are prominently featured with per- town’s annual beloved Musky Jam- Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer p.m., Community Center. look at everything that makes the sonal stories about why they love boree. School gymnasium. 715-776- Iron County Veterans 4588. Service Officer, 1-3 p.m., community a wonderful place to visit Boulder Junction and links to pages “Everything about the brand is Alcoholics Anonymous, Mercer, Wis., Town Hall. 715- – welcoming locals, beautiful with information about their busi- warm and welcoming and fun,” said 7 p.m., Salem Lutheran 561-2190. scenery and exciting outdoor recre- nesses, including photos, directions Smith. “Whether we’ve been a part of Church, Ironwood. American Legion Post ation. Using a color palette of bright, and more. a family’s tradition for generations, or area74.org. 58, 2 p.m., Iron County Memo- Saturday, Dec. 14 rial Building, Hurley. bold colors and large, eye-catching “We want visitors to walk into it’s their first visit, or maybe they just Mercer Health and Well- imagery, potential visitors are drawn these stores and restaurants, recog- want to try something new, like fish- ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., to an idyllic scene that still feels nize a face they saw online and feel ing, or snowmobiling, we’re here to Union Station Food Mercer Community Center. Pantry and Northern Food Ironwood American approachable. like they’re seeing an old friend,” help. The brand reflects that willing- Bank, 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Legion Auxiliary Unit 5, 6 “We wanted people to see how Smith said. “Because that’s how the ness to make a visit to Boulder Junc- 252 E. Ayer St., Ironwood. p.m., at the post, Ironwood really stunning the area is, but also folks here will treat them: like tion one they can’t wait to repeat.” Alcoholics Anonymous, Memorial Building. 11 a.m., Salem Lutheran Michigan Western Gate- the authenticity and friendliness of they’ve known them all their lives.” In conjunction with the new Church, Ironwood. way Trail Authority, 6 p.m., our community,” said Theresa Smith, The website also provides potential brand and website, the chamber has area74.org. monthly meeting, Gogebic Community Pickleball Executive Director of the Boulder visitors with information about places also launched the “Travel Boulder County Courthouse, 200 N. Junction Chamber of Commerce. to stay, local attractions and recre- Junction Giveaway,” with a grand Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer Moore St., Bessemer. School gymnasium. 715-776- Gogebic Range Carvers, “The hope is that through the web- ation, restaurants, shops and events, prize of a stay in Boulder Junction 4588. 6:30 p.m., shop room, A.D. site, especially the ‘I Am Boulder and utilizes a helpful filter system with and money to shop and dine. The Alcoholics Anonymous, Johnston High School, Besse- Junction’ section, by the time people maps to make it easier to find the per- giveaway runs through January 10, 7 p.m., Salem Lutheran mer. Church, Ironwood. IMPACT Life Support visit, they’ll feel a real connection fect places to stay and play. 2020. Enter at boulderjct.org. area74.org. Group, 6:30 p.m., Woodland and will want to return again and In addition, it houses microsites In addition to the newly Sunday, Dec. 15 Church, Ironwood. again. We want to be their second for the burgeoning White Deer redesigned website, check out Face- Narcotics Anonymous, 7 home.” Triathlon and the Forest Frenzy Win- book, Instagram, Pinterest and Alcoholics Anonymous, p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, 1 p.m., closed meeting, Salem Ironwood. area74.org. “I Am Boulder Junction” was a ter Triathlon, both returning to Boul- YouTube for more photos, videos and Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, campaign launched by the chamber der Junction in 2020 for the sixth information about visiting Boulder Mercer Health and Well- 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran several years ago to boost communi- and third years, respectively. The Junction. ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Church, Bessemer. Mercer Community Center. area74.org. Narcotics Anonymous, 7 Government p.m., Wesley United Methodist Iron County Land and Church, Ironwood. Water Conservation Com- Ryan Reynolds says he relates 2007 Dodge Nitro AWD Alcoholics Anonymous, mittee, 2 p.m., Forestry con- 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran ference room, Hurley. V-6, auto, leather, sunroof, FULLY Church, Bessemer. Thursday, Dec. 19 to Peloton actress’ plight LOADED, ONLY 116,000 MILES, area74.org. $ NEW YORK (AP) – and you feel a little alienat- EXCELLENT SHAPE!! Monday, Dec. 16 Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, 7,999 Ironwood Memorial Building. Ryan Reynolds says he ed and stuff. So, I had Gogebic County Veter- Iron County Food Pantry, relates to the social media tremendous empathy for ans Service Officer, 10:30- 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan criticism heaped on the her in that moment,’’ 11:30 a.m., Wakefield City Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- Hall; 1-2 p.m., Watersmeet Peloton ad actress. Reynolds said at the pre- 4450. 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Bessemer VFW. mocked her for having a French actress Melanie Wakefield-Marenisco Knights of Columbus “nervous” expression, and Laurent, Manuel Garcia- School Board, 5 p.m., school Council 1396, 6:30 p.m. board room, Wakefield. others were angry her hus- Rulfo, Ben Hardy, Adria social meeting, KC Hall, Iron- Hurley School Board, wood. band gave her an exercise Arjona, Dave Franco and 5:30 p.m., Hurley High School Government gift, as if she needed to lose Israeli actor Lior Raz. library. Hurley Senior Center Bessemer City Council, weight. It was directed by Board of Directors, 12:30 5:45 p.m., city hall. Reynolds thought the Michael Bay, who is known p.m., Hurley Senior Center, Bessemer School Board, Hurley. viral negativity was unfair, for the big-screen action 6 p.m., A.D. Johnston High Gogebic Range Solid School library. and said it’s “a situation movies like “Armageddon,” Waste Management Ironwood School Board, that I’ve been in many “The Rock,” and “The Authority, 4:30 p.m., transfer 6 p.m., Luther L. Wright K-12 station. times before” as an actor. Transformers” series. But School board room. Mercer Town Board, 5:30 “You put it out there, he says it worked for him Watersmeet Township p.m., town hall. School Board, 6:30 p.m., and it doesn’t quite work, to pair with Netflix. l 4 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2019 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE The dossier was malarkey The new report from Justice bribe, whether as an interest in Ros- Department Inspector General neft itself or a ‘brokerage.’” Some- Sue Mizell, Publisher Michael Horowitz is an absolutely where along the line, the Page damning indictment of the Steele “bribe” was created out of whole Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor dossier. cloth. Beyond being false, it was, of The dossier, compiled by the for- course, enormously harmful to mer British spy Christopher Steele Byron Page’s reputation. during the 2016 campaign, was a col- York 3. The pee tape. The most sensa- lection of damaging and unfounded tional and salacious part of the In Their Opinion rumors about candidate Donald dossier was the allegation that busi- Trump. It was paid for by the Demo- nessman Donald Trump watched Hey, Kid Rock, cratic National Committee and the prostitutes perform a kinky sex act in Hillary Clinton campaign, and over- 1. The “well-developed conspira- a Moscow hotel room in 2013 while seen by the opposition research firm cy” between Trump and Russia. The Russian spy cameras recorded the Detroit is done Fusion GPS. It was never verified, dossier claimed that Trump cam- whole thing. It didn’t happen. The and some of it was laughably far- paign chief Paul Manafort used low- report says the sub-source involved fetched from the very beginning. level foreign policy adviser Carter in that story told the FBI he warned with you Still, the dossier’s tales were taken Page as an intermediary to the Rus- Steele the story was “rumor and seriously by officials in the highest sians in a plot to weaken Clinton. But speculation” which the sub-source At times, Kid Rock’s pushback against political ranks of the FBI -- then-director when the FBI interviewed Steele’s had not been able to substantiate. It correctness is refreshing. In a world of oh-so- James Comey and top deputy “sub-source” -- that is, a person in had not been “confirmed” by a West- woke entertainers, the Detroit rocker’s inclina- Andrew McCabe. In January 2017, Russia who gathered gossip from ern staff member at the hotel, as tion to stomp on the eggshells can provide some Comey briefed President-elect Trump others and passed it on to Steele -- Steele claimed. And then this: The relief from celebrity self-righteousness. on the dossier’s most sensational agents heard an account that was sub-source told the FBI “that some of Heck, he even posed for a picture with Presi- allegations. The briefing provided a “not consistent with and, in fact, con- the information, such as allegations dent Donald Trump in the Oval Office, some- hook for some news organizations to tradicted the allegations of a ‘well- about Trump’s sexual activities, were thing few in his industry dared. tell the public of the dossier’s exis- developed conspiracy.’” In a secretly statements he heard made in ‘jest.’” It But this time, Rock, whose real name is Bob tence, and then, days later, to publish recorded conversation with an infor- was all a joke. Ritchie, has gone too far. the entire document. mant, Page said he “literally never Nevertheless, the nation’s top In a drunken, ugly rant at his Nashville club The reporting did terrible damage met” or “said one word to” Manafort intelligence chiefs were so excited by late last month, Rock spewed the most vile to a new president as he took office. and complained that Manafort never the sex story that they decided insults at television mega-star Oprah Winfrey And now, the Horowitz report defini- responded to Page’s emails. And Comey should give that briefing to and some lesser women celebrities, lacing his tively shows that it was all garbage. then, according to the report, Steele President-elect Trump in January out-of-nowhere tirade with misogynistic and The report makes clear the dossier himself told the FBI that his source 2017. Then news of the briefing racist comments. never had even a shred of credibility. was a “boaster” who “may engage in leaked, which led to the leak of the It was so bad he had to be led off his own stage Steele had no first-hand knowledge of some embellishment.” Nevertheless, entire dossier, which raised the by security. anything in the document. He got all Steele passed on the “well-developed Trump-Russia affair to a new and More: Kid Rock tells protesters to ‘take the his information second- or third-hand conspiracy” allegation -- the founda- higher level. wheel’ in Detroit from sources who themselves heard tion of the entire Trump-Russia collu- And of course it was not known at When he sobered up – if he ever did – Rock things second- or third-hand. sion fabrication -- and the FBI, for a the time, but the FBI had used the followed the bizarre episode not with an apology, When the FBI managed to track while, believed it. dossier to persuade a court to autho- but with more of the same. Denying he’s a racist, down one of Steele’s main sources, 2. The Carter Page bribe. The rize a wiretap of Carter Page. Rock posted this on his Facebook page: the source was amazed that Steele dossier reported that during a July Those were just the two most “I have a big mouth and drink too much some- took the information so seriously. It 2016 trip to Moscow, Page met with shameful episodes in the shameful times, shocker! I also work hard and do a ton to was “word-of-mouth and hearsay,” Igor Sechin, head of the Russian history of the dossier. Now that the help others out but that’s just back page news the source said, “conversation ... with energy giant Rosneft and a close Horowitz report has shown it all to because the press hates I love Trump, f – – them friends over beers.” The source said associate of Vladimir Putin. Sechin, be bunk, it’s hard to say what should too. I am what I am, I ain’t what I ain’t!” he takes what his own sources tell the dossier said, offered Page a huge happen. Certainly those responsible Among the things that Rock ain’t, as of him “with a grain of salt,” and that it bribe, in the form of a multi-billion- for creating, validating and spreading Wednesday morning, is a restaurant owner in was, in the end, “just talk.” dollar brokerage interest, to persuade the lies -- Steele, Comey, Fusion GPS downtown Detroit. The Ilitch organization Nevertheless, Steele, along with Trump, should he become president, and others -- should suffer disgrace. announced early Wednesday that the singer his Democratic sponsors and the to end U.S. sanctions. The FBI talked But for those hurt in the affair, repu- wouldn’t be renewing his lease on the restaurant highest levels of U.S. law enforce- to Steele’s sub-source, who said he tations cannot be easily restored. The Made in Detroit inside Little Caesars Arena. ment, used those conversations with got information from another source disruption to the nation’s public life It was a smart business decision. No organiza- friends over beers to throw American via text message, and the texts never cannot be measured. And the dam- tion wants its name associated with an individu- politics into chaos and do irreparable said anything about a brokerage offer age cannot be undone. al who dips into racism and sexism. harm to a newly elected president. to Page. “We reviewed the texts,” the Byron York is chief political corre- This is all too bad. Kid Rock, a Macomb Coun- Look at three of the dossier’s most inspector general report says, “and spondent for The Washington Examin- ty native, has been a good ambassador for Detroit incendiary charges: did not find any discussion of a er. and Michigan, embodying its hard rocking, blue collar personae. And he puts on a good show, if you’re not faint of heart. Today in history He has, as he noted, done a ton in the way of philanthropy in Detroit and elsewhere. But he’s gone out of control. Bad boy charm By The Associated Press has given way to oafish crudity. He’s getting too Today’s Highlight in History On Dec. 12, 2000, George old to get by with simply saying “I was drunk.” W. Bush became president- Being stinking pie-faced is not an alibi, it’s part of elect as a divided U.S. the offense. Supreme Court reversed a Detroit is a city striving toward unity and state court decision for inclusiveness. It doesn’t need public representa- recounts in Florida’s contested election. tives who are determined to pull people apart. On this date In his Facebook tantrum, Rock declared him- In 1787, Pennsylvania self done with Detroit. became the second state to Well, here’s some news, Kid Rock. If you’re ratify the U.S. Constitution. In 1870, Joseph H. Rainey going to be a drunken, racist jerk, Detroit is done of South Carolina became the with you. first black lawmaker sworn into –The Detroit News the U.S. House of Representa- tives. In 1913, authorities in Flo- rence, Italy, announced that the “Mona Lisa,” stolen from the Louvre Museum in Paris in 1911, had been recovered. Thought for Today In 1915, singer-actor Frank Sinatra was born Francis “If you possess something but you can’t give it away, then Albert Sinatra in Hoboken, you don’t possess it... it possesses you.” New Jersey. Frank Sinatra In 1917, during World War 1915-1998 I, a train carrying some 1,000 French troops from the Italian front derailed while descending a steep hill in Modane (moh- Today’s Birthdays DAN’); at least half of the sol- diers were killed in France’s sodiers and eight crew mem- life prison sentence.) Cohen, President Donald Former TV host Bob Barker is 96. Basketball Hall of Famer greatest rail disaster. Father bers were killed when an Arrow Ten years ago: Houston Trump’s one-time fixer, was Bob Pettit is 87. Singer Connie Francis is 82. Singer Dionne Edward Flanagan founded Air charter crashed after take- elected its first openly gay sentenced to three years in Warwick is 79. Rock singer-musician Dickey Betts is 76. Hall Boys Town outside Omaha, off from Gander, Newfound- mayor, with voters handing a prison for crimes that included of Fame race car driver Emerson Fittipaldi is 73. Actor Wings Nebraska. land. solid victory to City Controller arranging the payment of hush Hauser is 72. Actor Bill Nighy (ny) is 70. Actor Duane Chase In 1946, a United Nations In 1995, by three votes, the Annise Parker after a hotly money to conceal Trump’s (Film: “The Sound of Music”) is 69. Country singer LaCosta is committee voted to accept a Senate killed a constitutional contested runoff with former alleged sexual affairs. British 69. Gymnast-turned-actress Cathy Rigby is 67. Author Lorna six-block tract of Manhattan amendment giving Congress city attorney Gene Locke. Res- Prime Minister Theresa May authority to outlaw flag burning cue crews found the body of a survived a political crisis Landvik is 65. Singer-musician Sheila E. is 62. Actress Sheree real estate offered as a gift by and other forms of desecration climber on Oregon’s Mount over her Brexit deal, winning a J. Wilson is 61. Pop singer Daniel O’Donnell is 58. Interna- John D. Rockefeller, Jr. to be against Old Glory. Hood while two others no-confidence vote by Conser- tional Tennis Hall of Famer Tracy Austin is 57. Rock musician the site of the U.N.’s headquar- In 1997, Ilich Ramirez remained missing. (The bodies vative lawmakers that could Eric Schenkman (Spin Doctors) is 56. Rock musician Nicholas ters. In 1963, Kenya became Sanchez, the international ter- of the other two climbers were have brought an end to her Dimichino (Nine Days) is 52. Author Sophie Kinsella is 50. independent of Britain. rorist known as “Carlos the found in Aug. 2010.) Sopho- leadership. (May announced News anchor Maggie Rodriguez is 50. Actress Jennifer Con- In 1977, the dance movie Jackal,” went on trial in Paris more tailback Mark Ingram her resignation as Conserva- nelly is 49. Actress Madchen Amick is 49. Actress Regina Hall “Saturday Night Fever,” star- on charges of killing two became the first player at the tive leader in June of 2019, is 49. Country singer Hank Williams III is 47. Actress Mayim ring John Travolta, premiered French investigators and a University of Alabama to win after her Brexit deal was Bialik is 44. Model Bridget Hall is 42. Actor Lucas Hedges is in New York. Lebanese national. (Ramirez the Heisman Trophy. rejected by Parliament three 23. Actress Sky Katz is 15. In 1985, 248 American- was convicted and is serving a One year ago: Michael times.)

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PUBLISHEREXECUTIVE ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna Kallas yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 Award Winning Newspaper Published daily Monday - Saturday ADVERTISING DIRECTOR (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Heidi Ofstad Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2019 5 Terms House passes plan to From page 1 and attorneys general to two four-year terms. reverse governor’s cuts The most recent attempt started on Nov. 20 when a LANSING — The Michi- owned property controlled lawsuit against the state of gan Legislature on Tuesday by the Department of Natu- Michigan regarding term voted to reverse Gov. ral Resources. limits was filed in U.S. Dis- Gretchen Whitmer’s Octo- The plan approved by trict Court, Western Dis- ber budget revision and the Legislature provides trict of Michigan, Southern restores funding to various more than $27 million Division. services and programs statewide in PILT pay- “It’s kind of a loose-knit from the original plan, ments — including money group that when politi- according to an announce- relied upon in Baraga, cians and lobbyists desire ment from State Rep. Greg Gogebic, Houghton, Iron, to abolish them, we come Markkanen, R-Hancock. Keweenaw and Ontonagon to the forefront and let A measure sponsored counties, Markkanen said. them know that it’s a voter by Markkanen that was The plan reverses the initiative and an amended incorporated into the final governor’s $13 million in constitutional thing and plan restores $34.3 million cuts to the program allow- they shouldn’t be messing Tom LaVenture/Daily Globe in essential funding for ing sheriffs to hire patrols with it,” said Tillman, who JEFF TILLMAN of Fremont, Mich., traveled to Ironwood on Wednesday as part of a critical access hospitals for secondary roads. The added that the pig symbol- Western Upper Peninsula awareness tour to protest a legal attempt to remove like Baraga County Memo- measure also restores $10 izes attempts to remove Michigan’s term limit amendment for state legislators and executive that voters rial Hospital and Aspirus million Whitmer eliminat- term limits as “glut- enacted in 1992. hospitals throughout the ed for school safety grants. tonous.” Upper Peninsula. The plan restores $7.9 A sign on the Tillman’s this to try and influence ugly.” along with the First and The plan will now go to million for rural hospitals trailer is asking residents Michigan politics,” The federal lawsuit Fourteenth Amendments Whitmer for her signa- providing obstetrician to contact Rep. Greg Markkanen said. “They plaintiffs include former of the U.S. Constitution ture. care, $16.6 million for Markkanen, R-Hancock, to have people in Michigan state Representatives Roger regarding ballot access, “This budget impasse rural hospitals serving rel- ask that defend term limits. using money from outside Kahn, Scott Dianda, Clark freedom of association, never should have hap- atively high rates of Medi- Markkanen said by the state.” Harder, Joseph Haveman, along with violation of the pened — but I am glad we caid and low-income phone Wednesday that he With 11 months in David Nathan, Paul Guarantee Clause by deny- are finally moving forward patients, $10.7 million to has no intention of work- office Markkanen said he Opsommer, Douglas Spade ing a state a republican with a solution to reverse improve pediatric psychi- ing to change term limits in cannot be considered a and Mary Valentine. The form of government. the cuts that were hurting atric services, roughly $1.5 Michigan, which has one of career politician. He said group are former Democrat The lawsuit points to families across the Upper million to help children the strictest term limit laws he wasn’t aware of the law and Republican members the 1995 U.S. Supreme Peninsula,” Markkanen with autism, and roughly in the nation. When he suit filed in November and of the Michigan Legislature Court ruling that invalidat- said. “Now that we’ve come $2 million statewide to received a Don’t Touch wouldn’t support a legisla- who are now barred from ed the Michigan amend- together to restore these fight opioid drug abuse. Term Limits! mailer that tive effort to remove term running for their offices ment limits on U.S. repre- vital programs, I am hope- The House vote would called him a career politi- limits. because of term limits with sentatives to serve three ful we will build on this restore funding for trans- cian he decided to look Regarding the 800 one exception. terms and U.S. senators to positive momentum in portation in isolated into the group, he said. pound hog made of metal The suit claims that the two six-year terms in 1995 2020.” school districts, dropout “It’s an outside group frame and foam, Markka- Michigan amendment vio- as unconstitutional for The plan also restores recovery programs and lit- from Florida that is doing nen said, “isn’t that thing lates the state constitution national elections. payment in lieu of taxes eracy programs. The Michi- from the state to local com- gan Tuition Grant pro- State: Water safe Report Blomberg, Margaret Bluse, used to purchase a new city munities. The payments gram, which helps nearly around Detroit River Kathleen Byrns, Kathleen street sweeper vehicle, she replace revenue lost on tax- 17,000 college students aggregate spill Calvetti, Maureen Foryan, said. exempt land owned by the statewide, will be funded. state, including public- —Daily Globe staff DETROIT (AP) — Tests From page 1 Margaret Gingery, Zita Han- The council approved a performed near where con- Rhinelander in October. nula, Joy Karasti, Clarice resolution to borrow struction aggregate materi- Samardich, who is now Koosman, Joyce Mullard, $375,963 from Associated Funding the hearings. She said that al spilled into the Detroit a patrolman, said after the Kathryn Osterman, Eliza- Bank to be used to refi- in northeast Wisconsin it River have found the water meeting that he enjoys liv- beth Traczyk and Mary nance the Utility Project is very difficult to find staff meets all quality stan- ing in the Hurley commu- Trcka. The board also and County D line of cred- From page 1 to provide the services that dards, Michigan officials nity and that the police approved Joanne Bruneau, it. The action is a refinanc- often matter the most,” are needed. announced Wednesday. department is a great place Ardie Johnson and Mary ing loan and not a transi- Genisot said. “How the “Special education is The Department of to work. He prefers to work Calgaro as alternates, and tion to a different form of funds are divided and dis- underfunded but the bigger Environment, Great Lakes, in a smaller community Lynne Pedri and Marcia credit, Bruneau said. tributed can vary greatly issue in our area is finding and Energy said samples and one that is very famil- Pozzani as tabulators. In other business, the from the original intent.” providers for the services were taken upstream and iar from growing up in the In the finance commit- council approved: Sheri Kopka, interim needed,” Kopka said. downstream from the area, he said. tee report aldermen Joanne —crediting a water cus- district administrator for A copy of the proposed Detroit Bulk Storage site, The board approved a Bruneau said that a USDA tomer bill in the amount of the Mercer Public School rules is available online at as well as in front of the list of election workers for Rural Development grant $108. District, said that CESA dpi.wi.gov/legislative-poli- property in southwestern 2020-21 elections to was recently approved for —four bartender licens- and WiRSA will be the cy-outreach/administra- Detroit. include poll workers Mary $100,000. The grant will be es. advocates on the issue at tive-rules. 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He is survived by Reino was born on Sept. 21, 1928, his wife, Doris; in Ironwood Township on the family daughter, Teresa farm, the son of William and Ada Zanella; grandchil- (Kivi) Estola. dren, Hailey Goe- He proudly served his country in bler, Nick Estola and the U.S. Army from 1950 to 1952, sta- Samantha Stewart; tioned in Germany during the Korean great-grandchildren, Reino War. Estola Jaxon, Bentley, and As a young man, he drove a truck 1928 — 2019 Camila; sisters, for Ahonen Lumber Company; and Helen Carr and Ada Associated Press upon his return from the war, he Hurula; and many HARVEY WEINSTEIN leaves court following a hearing, Wednesday in New York. Weinstein’s bail was increased from $1 million to $5 million on Wednesday over moved to Ann Arbor, where he worked nieces, nephews, allegations he violated bail conditions by mishandling his electronic ankle moni- for Michigan Consolidated Gas Com- cousins and extend- tor. pany. In 1966 he moved his family ed family. back to Ironwood, where he took a job Veteran Reino was pre- with Lake Superior District Power ceded in death by Report: Weinstein reaches tentative Company, which is now known as his parents, William and Ada Estola; Xcel Energy, as a Foreman with the his son, James “Jim” William Estola; natural gas division, retiring in 1990. siblings and in-laws, Walter Estola, $25 million deal with accusers Reino married the love of his life, Aune (Matt) Weiland, Irene (Tony) Doris Rokola from Hurley, in June of Komac, Arne Estola, Mildred Estola, NEW YORK (AP) – Har- wrongdoing as part of the reported. vey Weinstein and his for- deal. Insurance companies Actress Katherine 1954. They were blessed with 65 years Elmer (Mae) Estola, Inez (Mike) Sisko, mer film studio’s board representing the Weinstein Kendall, 50, said she of marriage. Vienna (Edwin) Aili, Judy (Ray) King, have reached a tentative Company would cover the agreed to the terms of the He was a member of Zion Lutheran Donald Estola, Daniel and Nancy $25 million settlement that settlement’s cost, the Times settlement because she did- Church and served on the church Newhall, Weldon Carr and Jack Huru- would end nearly every reported. n’t want to stop other plain- council, American Legion Post 5 and la; and in-laws, Jacob and Hilda Rokola. sexual misconduct lawsuit Representatives for tiffs from receiving recom- the National Finnish American Festi- A memorial service will be held on brought against him and Weinstein declined to com- pense. val. He was very proud of his Finnish Saturday, Dec. 14, at Zion Lutheran his company, The New ment to the Times. “I don’t love it, but I heritage. Church at 11 a.m. with Pastor Francis York Times reported The proposed settle- don’t know how to go after Reino’s hobbies were bowling, Strong officiating, preceded by a visi- Wednesday. ment has gotten prelimi- him,” she told the Times. “I snowmobiling, woodworking, and gar- tation from 10 to 11 a.m. The Times cited a half- nary approval from the don’t know what I can real- dening. He also greatly enjoyed his McKevitt-Patrick Funeral Home, dozen lawyers in its report, major parties involved. It ly do.” some of whom spoke about would require court Weinstein is scheduled times at his hunting camp, the Exten- Ironwood, is assisting the family. For the proposed terms on the approval and a final signoff to be tried on rape and sex- sion Camp at Little Girl’s Point and more information or to express online condition of anonymity. before moving forward. ual assault charges on Jan. making wood for his sauna stove. He condolences, visit mckevittpatrickfu- More than 30 actresses The settlement’s terms 6. His bail was increased was a loyal fan of the Detroit Lions and neralhome.com. and former Weinstein remain uncertain. Eighteen from $1 million to $5 mil- employees, who have sued of the alleged victims lion on Wednesday for the movie mogul for accu- would split $6.2 million, allegedly mishandling his Georgia Mae (Honkala) Taylor sations ranging from sexu- with no individual receiv- electronic ankle monitor. WASHINGTON, Utah. – Georgia Georgia loved serving hand helping al misconduct to rape, have ing more than $500,000. A He has pleaded not Mae (Honkala) Taylor, 77, lost her bat- others. She brought love and hope agreed to the deal, accord- separate $18.5 million guilty to charges that he ing to the lawyers. would go toward those raped a woman in a Man- tle with cancer on Dec. 9, 2019, sur- wherever she went. Throughout her Weinstein would avoid involved in a class-action hattan hotel room in 2013 rounded by her loving family. life as a nurse, Georgia received calls paying any of his own case, the New York attor- and performed a forcible Born in Bessemer, Mich., to George day and night from friends, family and money and he would not ney general’s suit and any sex act on a different and Marge Honkala, She enjoyed life community, asking for help and be required to admit any future claimants, the Times woman in 2006. to the fullest and made many trips advice. back to Bessemer to see her family and Georgia was a wonderful grand- DNA leads to murder charge in 1992 stabbing in St. Paul friends here. mother, traveling to every birthday After graduating from high school, and event in her grandchildren’s lives. (AP) – A Minneapolis She was clothed in only more investigative work Georgia moved to Banning, Calif., She is survived by her husband, Lee; man has been charged with a T-shirt, and had 11 stab needed to be done, said second-degree murder in wounds to her neck, chest, Dennis Gerhardstein, where she stayed with friends. There sons, Mark (Sarah) Taylor, Adam the 1992 stabbing death of back and arms. An autopsy spokesman for the Ramsey she met her husband, Lee Taylor, after (Maureen) Taylor; grandchildren, a St. Paul woman whose showed she died of blood County Attorney’s Office. one and a half years of dating, they Austin, John, Eve, Jordon, Alainus, partially clothed body was loss. Around the same time, married. Mara, Maeveen and Mark; brother, found near a streetcar tun- According to the crimi- the grant money that fund- Georgia worked many different Ladd E. (Sue) Honkala; and many nel, prosecutors said nal complaint, in 2009, the ed a police investigator to jobs. cousins and friends in Michigan. Wednesday. state Bureau of Criminal work on cold cases ran out, While her husband was deployed in She was preceded in death by her John Robert Capers, 65, Apprehension tested some and that investigator was Germany during the Vietnam War, daughter, Shere; and her parents. is scheduled to make his evidence in the case and reassigned, said police Georgia gave birth to their first child. Funeral services will be held on Sat- first court appearance on found that DNA from a spokesman Steve Linders. After the war ended, Georgia, inspired urday, Dec. 14, at Speilberry Mortuary. Thursday. semen stain matched a pro- The investigation into Sey- by her mother-in-law, decided to Internment will follow at Donaquint He’s charged in the file of Capers, who was in a mour’s death became inac- death of 39-year-old national database. Matches tive due to a lack of become a nurse. First she supported Cemetery. Annette Seymour. A citizen in that database can be resources. her husband Lee to get his engineering Live video streaming and replay is discovered Seymour’s body used for investigative pur- Last year, a prosecutor degree. In 1982, Georgia finally com- available at webcast.funeralrecord- on July 14, 1992, near the poses, but cannot be used took a fresh look at the Sey- pleted her nursing degree. They raised ing.com. Event #24716, password: entrance to the old Selby in court, the complaint mour case, began investi- their family in Richfield, Utah. GMT2019. Avenue streetcar tunnel said. gating again and put all of below the St. Paul Cathe- Investigators confirmed the pieces together to bring dral. the match in 2011, but charges, Gerhardstein said. Edmund H. Keranen OCALA, Fla. – Edmund H. Keranen al government as a was born in Ironwood, Mich., to par- civil engineer and ents, Clara and Charles Keranen. finally retired from Abelman Clothing In 1949, he graduated from St. the National Bureau Ambrose High School in Ironwood of Standards in & Footwear and then attended the College of St. Veteran 1988. Thomas in St. Paul, Minn., for two He leaves his wife years. He then received an appoint- of 64 years, the former Fay Carrico; ment to the U.S. Naval Academy and four children; 10 grandchildren; and a MUST HAVE SLIPPERS graduated with the class of 1955, with sister, Elaine Eckert of Sioux Falls, S.D. a commission in the U.S. Air Force. In Services will be private. Women’s Women’s 1960, he graduated from the Universi- Memorial contributions can be ty of Illinois with a master’s degree in made to the Moffitt Cancer Center in civil engineering. Following his Air Tampa, or the Hospice of Marion Force service, he worked for the feder- County in Ocala. Charges dropped, brothers move Slippers to sue NYC for hemp-pot mixup NEW YORK (AP) – The lawsuit, but could pave the Rubenstein, the brothers bust was a bust, and it way for one. State law are demanding $10 mil- Great Arch Support could end up costing New requires such a document, lion. Moreover, Oren Levy G Z’s - Grizzly Wool Felt COFFEE York City some serious which outlines allegations, said, they want the officers Original Haflinger Quality green. at the start of legal action held accountable. Cork Midsole A day after prosecutors against a municipal entity. “What they did is com- dropped criminal charges The police department pletely illegal, and these Men’s Men’s 100% in a case spotlighting con- said it will review the law- are the people we have to FLEECE LINED fusion over hemp, marijua- suit if one is filed. trust to keep us safe?” Oren SHEEPSKIN LINING na and conflicting laws, Police boasted on social Levy said. 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MADRID (AP) – ated Press that she was “a zon,” Jair Bolsonaro said. of keeping temperatures Teenage climate activist bit surprised” at the recog- “It’s impressive that the from rising by more than Greta Thunberg said she nition. press is giving space to a 1.5 degrees Celsis (2.7 was surprised and honored “I could never have brat like that,” he added, Fahrenheit) by the end of Wednesday to be named imagined anything like that using the Portuguese word the century. Time’s youngest Person of happening,” she said in a “pirralha.” “This is not leading, this the Year, while adding that phone interview. Thunberg responded by is misleading,” she told others in the global move- “I’m of course, very changing her bio on Twit- officials, adding that “every ment she helped inspire grateful for that, very hon- ter, where she has over 3 fraction of a degree mat- deserve to share the acco- ored,” Thunberg said, but million followers, to say ters.” lade. added: “It should be every- “Pirralha.” Thunberg said the The 16-year-old Swede one in the Fridays for The teenager has also youth climate movement, has become the face of a Future movement because been a strong advocate of which has staged repeated new generation of environ- what we have done, we science, regularly citing worldwide protests attend- mental activists, drawing have done together.” complex studies about the ed by hundreds of thou- large crowds with her Thunberg said she causes and impacts of cli- sands of people, has man- appearances at protests hoped the message being mate change. aged to spread awareness and conferences over the pushed by her and other On Wednesday, Thun- about the need to urgently past year and a half. Some activists – that govern- berg used her address at emissions and help those have welcomed her work, ments need to drastically the U.N.’s annual climate already affected by global including her speeches increase their efforts to summit to accuse govern- warming. challenging world leaders combat climate change – is ments and businesses of “To get in a sense of months, going from solo- events, save for Hollywood to do more to stop global finally getting through. The misleading the public by urgency in the conversa- protester outside the stars like Harrison Ford. warming. But others have “Greta effect” has already holding talks that she said tion that is very needed Swedish parliament to “I would like to be left criticized her sometimes been linked to a rise in sup- aren’t going to stop the right now to be able to speaking in front of world alone,” Thunberg said combative tone. port for environmental par- world’s “climate emergen- move forward,” she said. leaders at the U.N. General when asked about her “For sounding the alarm ties in Europe. cy.” “That, I think, is our Assembly, had changed immediate plans. But about humanity’s predato- But she insisted that the “The real danger is biggest success.” her. before heading home to ry relationship with the media should also pay when politicians and CEOs Asked whether she “I think life is much Sweden, to spend Christ- only home we have, for attention to other activists, are making it look like real thought world leaders were more meaningful now that mas with her family and bringing to a fragmented particularly indigenous action is happening, when beginning to respond to I have something to do that dogs, she will attend a cli- world a voice that tran- people, whom she said “are in fact almost nothing is this message, Thunberg has an impact,” she said. mate protest Friday in scends backgrounds and hit hardest by the climate being done, apart from told the AP: “They say they Thunberg has tried to Turin, Italy. borders, for showing us all and environmental crisis.” clever accounting and cre- listen and they say they preserve some privacy “After that, I have no what it might look like Her concern over the ative PR,” she said. understand, but it sure despite the relentless inter- school to return to until when a new generation slayings of indigenous Thunberg cited scientif- doesn’t seem like it.” est she’s received from August because I’ve taken a leads, Greta Thunberg is Brazilians in the Amazon ic reports showing that “If they really would lis- media and adoring fans. gap year,” she said. Time’s 2019 Person of the drew a harsh rebuke from national pledges to reduce ten and understand then I She was mobbed on her “I will probably contin- Year,” the media franchise the Latin American reduce planet-warming think they need to prove arrival in Madrid last week ue a bit like now, travel said on its website. nation’s president Tuesday. greenhouse gas emissions that by translating that into and the attention paid to around. And if I get invita- As she left a U.N. cli- “Greta said that the aren’t enough to meet the action,” she added. her appearances at the cli- tions, to come. And just try mate conference in Madrid, Indians died because they ambitious goal set in the Thunberg said the expe- mate conference has far everything I can,” she Thunberg told The Associ- were defending the Ama- 2015 Paris climate accord rience of the past 15 outstripped that of other added. Raphael show with famous Madonna paintings opens in Berlin By KIRSTEN GRIESHABER Raphael’s early works from the already starting in Berlin in Decem- Associated Press beginning of the 16th century and ber 2019,” the director of the BERLIN (AP) – Berlin is opening depict Madonna and her child in dif- Gemaeldegalerie, Michael Eis- the first of three Raphael exhibitions ferent variations. One shows Jesus senhauer, told reporters on Wednes- this week as the art world celebrates on his mother’s lap with pink flow- day. “The show gives a precise view the 500th anniversary of the Renais- ers in his hands, another with a on Raphael before he became the sance master’s death next year. goldfinch on his leg. On most of the star artist at the Vatican.” Five paintings of the Virgin Mary paintings Mary has a solemn look, as Raphael was born in 1483 in and her son that are usually not if she already knew about her son’s Urbino and died at the age of 37 in exhibited in the same space are all fate. Rome. Together with Michelangelo on display in one room at the city’s The exhibition’s centerpiece is a and Leonardo da Vinci, he is one of Gemaeldegalerie museum. In addi- tondo, or round painting, called “Ter- the most famous Italian artists of the tion, Raphael’s famous “The Madon- ranuova Madonna” from about 1505 Renaissance period. na of the Pinks” will be on loan from that Raphael created shortly after his The presentation takes a histori- Associated Press the National Gallery in London for arrival in Florence. It shows Madon- cal look at the collection of the Berlin THE NEW National Stadium, main stadium for the the exhibition called “Raphael in na with her child, surrounded by the museums, showing works by the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics, is seen after Berlin. The Madonnas of the infant St. John and an unknown “young Raphael” that were widely its completion in Tokyo Saturday, Nov. 30, 2019. Gemaeldegalerie.” child with a halo. popular when the first museum was The six paintings belong to “The big Raphael year 2020 is founded in the city in 1830.

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around next year’s Wyoming celebrates 150 Laurer, whose invention of the Uni- American History. years of women’s suffrage versal Product Code at IBM trans- Friends of St. Paul Public formed retail and other industries Library celebrating 75 years Tokyo summer Olympics LARAMIE, Wyo. (AP) – Wyoming around the world, has died. He was marked Tuesday the 150th anniver- 94. ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) – It was By EDITH M. LEDERER sport as a tool to promote sary of becoming the first govern- Associated Press A funeral was held on Monday for September 1945. The war was over. peace, dialogue and recon- ment in the U.S. to give women the Laurer, who died Thursday at his Trains began bringing “our boys” United Nations (AP) – ciliation in areas of conflict unrestricted right to vote. home in Wendell, North Carolina, a home to St. Paul. The U.N. General Assembly during and beyond” the Wyoming, whose motto is the suburb of Raleigh. Sean Bannon with Peace! It was finally here. unanimously approved a games. Equality State, was still a territory Strickland Funeral Home in Wendell Perrie Jones – St. Paul’s library resolution Monday urging Thomas Bach, president when Gov. John Campbell signed leg- said he had no information on Laur- director at the time – decided it was all nations to observe a of the International islation granting women’s suffrage on er’s cause of death. the perfect time to mobilize a differ- truce during the 2020 Sum- Olympic Committee, told Dec. 10, 1869. Laurer was an electrical engineer ent kind of troop for this pending mer Olympics in Japan, the General Assembly that The U.S. Constitution had left the with IBM in North Carolina’s postwar boom. saying sports can play a as the United Nations issue of suffrage to the states, and Research Triangle Park in the early “What we need,” the Pioneer Press role in promoting peace approaches its 75th Wyoming’s bill passed five decades 1970s when he spearheaded the quotes her as saying, “is some com- and tolerance and prevent- anniversary next year, an before the 19th Amendment institut- development of t he UPC, or bar munity library spirit, some people to ing and countering terror- Olympic year, there is no ed the right across the U.S. code. carry the message … to provide nuts ism and violent extremism. better time to celebrate the Laramie’s Louisa Gardner Swain The now-ubiquitous marking, and bolts, to generate enthusiasm for Diplomats burst into shared values of both orga- became the first woman to vote in a composed of unique black bars and a libraries as the best free thing in applause as the assembly nizations to promote peace Wyoming election the following year. 12-digit number, allowed retailers to town, to maybe fund some froth and president announced the among all countries and identify products and their prices as pleasures the budget couldn’t. adoption of the resolution New York City concert to people of the world. they are scanned, usually at check- “We need,” she declared, “Friends by the 193-member world But he warned that “in honor Woody Guthrie out. of the library to trumpet our cause, body. sport, we can see an TULSA, Okla. (AP) – New York Laurer said in a 2010 interview our needs and our programs.” The resolution recalls increasing erosion of the City will host a concert in February to that grocery stores in the 1970s were This was the beginning of a beau- the ancient Greek tradition respect for the global rule mark the 80th anniversary of Okla- dealing with soaring costs and the tiful friendship, one that will mark its of “ekecheiria,” which of law.” homa native Woody Guthrie’s classic labor-intensive requirements of 75th anniversary in 2020, the St. Paul called for a cessation of Bach said the IOC’s song, “This Land Is Your Land.” putting price tags on all of their prod- Pioneer Press reported. hostilities to encourage a political neutrality “is The Woody Guthrie Center in ucts. The bar code led to fewer pric- Palaces for the People: Those are peaceful environment, undermined whenever Tulsa announced Tuesday that the ing errors and allowed retailers to what St. Paul has: Our libraries. ensure safe passage and organizations or individu- concert will take place Feb. 23, 2020, keep better account of their invento- “I think St. Paul would have a participation of athletes in als attempt to use the at The Town Hall, which is in mid- ry. good library whether or not the the ancient Olympics. Olympic Games as a stage town Manhattan and near where Today, such UPCs are on all kinds Friends existed,” says Beth Burns, The General Assembly for their own agendas – as Guthrie is believed to have written of products, services and other items president of the nonprofit that is still revived the tradition in legitimate as they might be. the song on Feb. 23, 1940. for identification. today known as the Friends of the St. 1993 and has adopted reso- The Olympics “are a sports The concert will include perfor- “To me, it’s just absolutely amaz- Paul Public Library. “This is a smart, lutions before all Olympics celebration of our shared mances by Oklahoma natives John ing, because when we were doing this literate, intellectual city that has an since then calling for a ces- humanity ... and must Fullbright and Branjae, as well as ... I never expected it to be anything ethos of wanting to care for your sation of hostilities for never be a platform to Haley Heynderickx, Jeff Tweedy and like this,” Laurer told WRAL-TV in neighbors. The Friends takes that seven days before and after advance political or any Gangstagrass. 2010. He later produced a patent for and amplifies it.” the games. But member other potentially divisive Guthrie was born in 1912 in one of the first hand-held scanners The Friends’ mission is to act as a states involved in conflicts ends,” he said. Okemah, about 50 miles (80 kilome- for reading bar codes, according to an catalyst for libraries to strengthen have often ignored the call Looking ahead, Bach ters) south of Tulsa. He wrote “This obituary provided by the funeral and inspire their communities. for a truce. announced that “we will Land Is Your Land,” which became home. Here in St. Paul, the nonprofit cre- Yoshiro Mori, head of achieve gender balance at his best-known song, after traveling A New York native, Laurer served ates those sparks through fundrais- the Tokyo organizing com- the Olympic Games for the cross-country and ending in New in the Army during World War II and ing, advocacy and programming. mittee for the 2020 games, first time in Tokyo, with the York City. graduated from the University of It’s created such a bonfire that introduced the resolution highest-ever number of Proceeds from the concert will Maryland in 1951, after which he other libraries now hire the Friends calling on U.N. members female athletes in history at support the Woody Guthrie Center, worked for IBM for over three to serve as library consultants. states to observe the truce about 49%.” which opened in Tulsa in 2013 and decades. IBM identified him during In part because of its work as the around next year’s Summer He said Tokyo 2020 includes exhibits, educational pro- the company’s 2011 centennial cele- producer of the Minnesota Book Olympics, being held July also aims “for carbon-neu- grams and a concert series. bration as a contributor to one of the Awards – a yearlong program that 24-Aug. 9, and the Para- tral games,” saying medals company’s 100 iconic moments. connects readers and writers lympics, following on Aug. will be made from recycled George Laurer, inventor of Laurer told WRAL he was still in throughout the state – the Friends 25-Sept. 6. electronics and renewable ubiquitous UPC, dies at 94 awe of the invention, which was cele- were designated by the Library of The resolution also energy and zero-emission brated on its 25th anniversary at the Congress as the Center for the Book urges nations to help “use vehicles will be used. WENDELL, N.C. (AP) – George J. Smithsonian National Museum of in Minnesota. l 8 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2019 NATION / WORLD THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Watchdog caught in political crossfire on his Russia report WASHINGTON (AP) – call attention to findings with partisan bias. His The Justice Department’s that back their positions. response was hedged: He internal watchdog was Horowitz himself tried said the multitude of errors caught in a political tug of to strike a balance. He during the surveillance war Wednesday as Republi- insisted that the FBI should warrant process, which can and Democratic sena- not feel comforted by his included the altering of an tors used his report on the findings and pointed out email by an FBI lawyer, was origins of the Russia inves- the absence of evidence for so “inexplicable” and yield- tigation involving Donald some of the most sensa- ed no obvious explanations Trump’s 2016 campaign to tional claims by Trump and that he could not be confi- support their views that it his supporters: that the dent about the intention. was a legitimate probe or a investigation into ties Even so, Horowitz also badly bungled farce. between his presidential repeatedly noted under Inspector General campaign and Russia had questioning from Michael Horowitz testified been opened for political Democrats that he had not before the Senate Judiciary reasons, that agents had found that the FBI had tar- Committee about his find- infiltrated his election bid geted Trump for investiga- ings that while the FBI had or that former President tion for political reasons. a legitimate basis to launch Barack Obama had direct- The investigation was the investigation and was ed a wiretap of the Republi- Associated Press opened for a proper cause, not motivated by political can candidate. DEPARTMENT OF Justice Inspector General Michael Horowitz testifies at a Senate he said, after the FBI bias in doing so, there were Still, his opening state- Judiciary Committee hearing on the Inspector General’s report on alleged abuses received information that a major flaws in how that ment was overwhelmingly of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, Wednesday, Dec. 11, 2019, on Capitol Trump campaign aide had investigation was conduct- critical of the investigation, Hill in Washington. been told that Russia had ed. and he returned time and information that could The hearing was the lat- again throughout the hear- applications for court assertions. Comey, who had claimed hurt the presidential cam- est reflection of Washing- ing to serious problems approval to eavesdrop on a “It doesn’t vindicate vindication for the bureau paign of Trump’s Demo- ton’s intense politicization. that he said underscored former Trump campaign anybody at the FBI who based on Horowitz’s con- cratic rival, Hillary Clinton. Senators from both parties the need for policy changes aide, as he rebuked offi- touched (the applications), clusions. “It finds that it was a praised a detailed, nuanced at the FBI. cials for failing to update including leadership,” Republicans and properly predicated investi- report by a widely respect- Among them, he said, judges as they learned new Horowitz said. That was a Democrats pressed gation based on the rules ed, nonpartisan investiga- were flaws and omissions information that undercut rejection of the views of for- Horowitz on whether he on the FBI,” Horowitz said tor, while pressing him to in how the FBI prepared its some of their original mer FBI Director James believed the FBI had acted of his report. More Americans are dying at Doctors end protest to demand flu vaccines for migrants San Diego (AP) – A in a Border Patrol holding to sound the alarm,” said group of doctors on cell. Arzuaga, the founder of home rather than in hospitals Wednesday ended a three- Customs and Border Doctors for Camp Closure, day protest against the U.S. Protection has said they are representing about 2,000 (AP) – For the first time father. Robert McNair was 24% to 21%. government’s refusal to not equipped to run a vac- medical professionals and since the early 1900s, more 83 when he died at home Deaths in homes rose, allow the flu vaccine be cination program. students. “All we’re trying to Americans are dying at in Belle Haven, Virginia, in from 24% to 31%. Some administered to migrants, “It has never been a CBP do is prevent more deaths.” home rather than in hospi- 2009, six weeks after learn- assisted living centers may following the arrests of six practice to administer vac- On Tuesday, about 70 tals, a trend that reflects ing he had lung cancer. have been counted as demonstrators outside a cines,” the agency said in a doctors and others demon- more hospice care and “I made him exactly homes; researchers had no detention facility in San statement. It added that strated outside the San progress toward the kind what he wanted to eat, way to tell. Diego. other agencies are in place Diego Sector Border Patrol of end that most people say whenever he wanted it. He People who were Dr. Bonnie Arzuaga said to offer such vaccines to headquarters, where four they want. had a scotch every night, younger, female or a racial Customs and Border Patrol people in its custody when doctors and two others Deaths in nursing he had a very high quality or ethnic minority were officials met briefly with appropriate. were arrested after laying homes also have declined, of life. If he woke up at 2 less likely to die at home her and other protest lead- Arzuaga, a pediatrician down on a driveway, pre- according to Wednesday’s o’clock in the morning and than those who were older, ers and vowed to pass her from Boston, said the Cen- venting employees from report in the New England wanted to have coffee and male or white. Cancer organization’s request to ters for Disease Control leaving. Officials met Journal of Medicine. pie, that’s what we did,” patients were more likely start a pilot program to recommends all children briefly with the group after “It’s a good thing. Death she said. to die at home; people with inoculate migrants in above the age of six the arrests were made, has become overly medical- Warraich and Duke dementia, in a nursing detention facilities in San months be vaccinated Arzuaga said. ized over the last century” University graduate stu- home, and people with Diego up their chain of against the flu. On Wednesday, about and this shows a turn away dent Sarah Cross used gov- lung diseases, in a hospital. command. She said doctors 40 people held a vigil for from that, said the lead ernment health statistics The type of illness mat- In the past year, three showed up ready to admin- those who have died while author, Dr. Haider War- on deaths from natural ters, McNair said. Besides migrant children have died ister vaccines to migrants in detention facilities, gath- raich of the Veterans causes, rather than acci- her father, she helped care from influenza after being at a San Diego area deten- ering at the San Ysidro port Affairs Boston Healthcare dents or homicides, from for a brother who died of detained by U.S. Border tion facility for free but of entry, one of the world’s System. 2003 through 2017. The Lou Gehrig’s disease in his Patrol agents. They include were kept locked out. So busiest pedestrian cross- Betsy McNair, a tour portion that occurred in 50s, and her mother, who a 16-year-old Guatemalan they held an hours-long ings. Then she and other guide who now lives in hospitals fell from 40% to died at age 92 in a nursing boy seen on security protest Monday. demonstration leaders met Mexico, is proud of the 30% over that period and home after a long decline footage writhing in agony “We are using our voices again with Customs and ending she helped give her in nursing homes from in health. before he died of influenza as public health physicians Border Protection officials.

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(AP) – The Chicago Bears and Green Bay Packers will face off for the 200th time on Sunday. It will be Aaron Rodgers' 24th matchup against his NFC North rival. With Rodgers as the starting quarterback, Green Bay is 18-5 against the Bears, with one loss coming in 2013 after the two-time MVP left the game following the first series with a shoulder injury. In the 23 games against Chicago, Rodgers has an overall passer rating of 103.2, the highest in league history of any play- er who has attempted at least 250 passes against the Bears. "It's a great rivalry for the game," Rodgers said on Wednesday. "Obviously, the history of that. It's nice to be on the other side now. I know when Favry (Brett Favre started back in the '90s and early 2000s) I think we were on the other side of this rivalry. Now, it's nice to be up by three, I believe." The Packers (10-3) lead the all-time series, 98-95-6. Green Bay has won six of the last seven meetings with the Bears (7-6), Jason Juno/Daily Globe including a 10-3 victory in GOGEBIC’S AIYANA Nickel passes after collecting a loose ball Wednesday night at the Lindquist Center in Ironwood. the season opener in Chicago. The Packers will look to sweep the regular- season series for the 15th Samsons rout Marinette for 4th straight win time in the last 26 years By JASON JUNO year to year in college basketball. Aiyana Nickel scored 18 points, Airiana Whtie (since 1994) and the sev- [email protected] “You really don’t know what you get year in had 17, Kai’Terra Ross 14 and Madelyn Wiggins enth time in the last 11 sea- IRONWOOD – For all of the close games and year out and you don’t know what everyone and Haley Grover both 11. sons. Gogebic has been a part of this season, they’ve else has year in and year out,” he said. “It is what It was the Samsons’ second straight game Rodgers said he can't go had their fair of these, too. The kind where the it is, but at the same token, going into tough with 100 or more points. anywhere around Green result is never really in doubt and the only ques- games this weekend, it’s nice to be able to rotate “That’s normally not us,” Movrich said. Bay without fans remind- tion is just how much the final margin of victo- everybody to maybe keep the legs fresh.” “While I think we are playing somewhat better, I ing him about the oldest ry will be. It was Gogebic’s fourth straight win. think it’s a product of who we’re playing rivalry in the NFL. The Samsons beat UWGB-Marinette 100-43 “After having such a long layoff because of all against.” "At the Piggly Wiggly, or Wednesday night. the games canceled, it was nice to get some wins But there are bright spots offensively as of festival, Fresh Thyme (a It was Gogebic’s fourth win by at least 50 under our belt,” Movrich said. “I guess it was a late. local farmers market), you points, but far from their biggest win, which nice opportunity for the girls to just play and not “We’ve been sharing the ball, we’ve been get- might hear about the rival- came Tuesday night, 115-28 over Itasca. feel pressured or worried about making a mis- ting things going to the basket,” he said. “We’ve ry," he said. "How much it But they’ve also had plenty of close games take.” had too many times where it seems like while means to the fans to beat this year, with four decided by six or fewer Movrich doesn’t expect to be in this situation we’re normally not a very good 3-point shooting Chicago. It's always big points. And they were on the other end of one of this weekend. The 8-3 Samsons are going to team, we settle for the 3-point shot. At the same Chicago against lil' Green these types of games, a 60-point loss at Anoka- Rainy River Friday, a team they lost by five to time, we can get to the basket or get to the foul Bay. Lil' Green Bay has Ramsey. earlier this year and a strong program in Hib- line and we’re just that much better.” held its own for a long When GCC coach Mark Movrich was the bing Saturday. Brianne Burnett led Marinette with 14 points. time." UWGB-Marinette — Kianna Smith 2, Susan Janas 4, Sarah Barrette 4, Paige Reiswitz Bessemer boys coach, he sought the toughest “We’ll see where we are Friday,” Movrich 8, Hannah Swanson 3, Brianne Burnett 14, Abby Wingender 8. FTs: 7-18. Fouls: 15. Rodgers, a Northern Class D schedule around. But blowouts happen, said. Fouled out: Burnett. 3-pointers: Barrette 1, Reiswitz 1. California native, didn't GCC — Madelyn Wiggins 11, Rylee Nicoletti 4, Ilena Garrett 4, Samaiya Buchanan 21, even if neither team gets a whole lot out of them, Six players finished in double figures for the Haley Grover 11, Kai’Terra Ross 14, Airiana White 17, Aiyana Nickel 18. FTs: 15-21. grow up rooting for the as it can be tough to gauge how strong oppo- Samsons. Samaiya Buchanan led GCC with a Fouls: 21. Fouled out: Jacob. 3-pointers: Wiggins 3, White 3, Ross 2, Grover 1. Bears, but he was cheering Marinette 5 11 28 43 nents, and even your own team, will be from double double, 21 points and 12 rebounds. GCC 25 59 80 100 for a player and a team that played a few miles away from Soldier Field. MLB draft relocating "I have a lot of respect Rutgers beats visiting Wisconsin 72-65 to Omaha ahead of for the city of Chicago and PISCATAWAY, N.J. (AP) – Coming College World Series their fans," he said. "I grew off his worst outing of the season, SAN DIEGO (AP) – up a fan of Michael Jordan, Geo Baker knew he had to be more and one of the channels we Major League Baseball is assertive. moving the opening round had on our 10-channel TV Baker scored 22 points in bounc- was WGN. So we got the of its amateur draft in ing back to lead Rutgers past Wiscon- Omaha, Nebraska, ahead of Cubs games as well. So I sin 72-65 on Wednesday night. grew up watching some the College World Series Baker had just four points on 1-of- Next year's draft will be Chicago sports. I was a fan 7 shooting in Rutgers' loss at No. 11 held from June 10-12 at Hol- of Brett Favre and had an Michigan State on Sunday night, hav- land Performing Arts Center. appreciation for the rival- ing come into that game averaging 13 The College World Series is ry. Obviously playing in it, points per game. He was 9-of-18 in slated to start June 13. it takes on a whole life of the win over Wisconsin (5-5, 1-1 Big "The College World its own because you realize Ten). Series teams will all be wel- how special it is. Not just "You always got to stay positive come to attend the opening the players, but even more and stay aggressive," Baker said. "I felt night of the draft," baseball to the fans who have seen like I wasn't aggressive in the Michi- Commissioner Rob Manfred years and decades and gan State game, looking for my shots said Wednesday. "Obviously decades of this rivalry. and then when it's not there, find the result we're looking for And there is a hatred on open teammates, so I really wanted to here is that many of the play- both sides between the come out aggressive against Wiscon- ers being drafted are going fans." sin and am just happy that it worked to have a much better draft- The players in this rival- out this game." day experience, and we're ry don't exactly love each Rutgers (7-3, 1-1) opened the game going to have a much better other. But there is a mutu- with a 9-0 run and never trailed until draft-day experience." al respect. Rodgers Baker was stripped by Aleem Ford in Manfred said high school recalled the fun battles he the final seconds of the first half and youth baseball and soft- had with his favorite Bears while driving the lane for a layup. ball players also will be invit- player that he faced in his Forder hit Trevor Anderson on the ed. "It's something that will career. outlet pass and he sank a three-point- solidify a strong work rela- "I loved playing against er from the left win at the buzzer to Associated Press tionship with the NCAA, Brian Urlacher," he said. "I give the Badgers 33-32 halftime lead. WISCONSIN FORWARD Nate Reuvers (35) dunks on Rutgers forward Shaq and we see the NCAA as a have a ton of respect for However, it wouldn't last long. Carter (13) during the first half in Piscataway, N.J., Wednesday. key organization in terms of him. Gotten to know him After trading a couple of leads, the overall growth of the off the field now. I like him Akwasi Yeboah stole the ball from seeking their first road win of the sea- leading to a 23-5 advantage in sec- game," he said. a lot more now that he's Nate Reuvers and had a fast-break son as they drop back to .500. They'll ond-chance points. The draft will continue not sacking me or picking layup to give Rutgers a 38-36 lead at have three more non-conference "I thought they were more physi- by conference call for rounds me off. ... But I have a ton the 17:15 mark. Yeboah would score games, including at No. 19 Ten- cal, and we didn't respond to it well," 2-10 on June 11 and rounds of respect for his game and eight points and grab eight rebounds nessee, to improve that record before Wisconsin coach Greg Gard said. "We 11-40 on June 12. what he accomplished in before fouling out with 1:30 to go. it's back to conference play against missed some block-outs, but there Baseball's draft was long the league. Just the chess Rutgers would lead by as many as No. 3 Ohio State. were other times when they just flat- held by conference call at the match of check, re-check. nine with under a minute left. Rutgers: The Scarlets Knights got a out took it from us." commissioner's office in "I remember specifically Kobe King led Wisconsin with 18 much-needed win in the midst of BIG WIN New York and draws far less in 2009, we were playing points. their toughest four-game stretch of Rutgers is 1-1 in the Big Ten for the attention than the NFL and them at home, and every Myles Johnson added 12 points the season thus far. After losing at Pitt first time since joining the conference NBA drafts. The baseball time I checked, he checked and seven rebounds for Rutgers. and No. 11 Michigan State to open in 2014-15 when it started off 1-1 draft was moved to Lake to something, and the "I told myself this was a big game, Big Ten play, Rutgers bounced back under coach Eddie Jordan. Buena Vista, Florida, for checks he was saying were I need to do whatever I need to do," before its big rivalry game against "It's really big," Johnson said. "First 2007 and 2008. Since 2009, super inappropriate. I Johnson said. "Luckily today, things No.22 Seton Hall. They'll then have time since I've been here that we've the first round has been held think it was pre kind of the were clicking and I was getting two more non-conference games been 1-1. I think it sets the tone for at MLB Network studios in Secaucus, New Jersey. miking up of the guards, rebounds and making all my shots, so before it's back to Big Ten play. the rest of the season that this is dif- Residents of the United where every single word it was just a good day for me." CLEANING THE GLASS ferent. This is a different year. This BIG PICTURE Rutgers outrebounded Wisconsin isn't the same year where we finish States, Canada and Puerto Wisconsin: The Badgers are still 40-26 and 14-3 on the offensive glass, .500. This is a different year." Rico are subject to the base- ball draft. PACKERS — page 10 l 10 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2019 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard Kofi Cockburn helps Illinois

Houston at Tennessee, 1 p.m. Los Angeles32 12 18 2 26 80 103 Lawton; Jackson Raymond, East LocalThursday, Schedule Dec. 12 Miami at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. NOTE: Two points for a win, one Jordan; David Harrell, Harbor upset No. 5 Michigan 71-62 Boys Basketball Seattle at Carolina, 1 p.m. point for overtime loss. Top three Springs; Caleb Braam, Grand Bessemer at Wakefield-Marenis- Chicago at Green Bay, 1 p.m. teams in each division and two wild Rapids NorthPointe Christian. CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (AP) – Kofi Cock- did leave the court under his own power. co, 6:30 New England at Cincinnati, 1 cards per conference advance to SPECIALIST Washburn at Hurley, 7:15 p.m. playoffs. Trent Reed, Beaverton; Michael burn had 19 points, 10 rebounds and four The rest of the game was played with two South Shore at Ironwood, 7:15 Philadelphia at Washington, 1 Tuesday's Games Anderson, Harbor Beach; Cameren Bayfield at Mercer, 7:15 p.m. Tampa Bay 2, Florida 1 Valliere, Breckenridge; Trae Garcia, blocks to help Illinois upset No. 5 Michi- referees. Lake Linden-Hubbell at Cleveland at Arizona, 4:05 p.m. Montreal 4, Pittsburgh 1 St. Louis; Nathan Siemen, Harbor gan 71-62 on Wednesday night. BIG PICTURE Watersmeet, 6:20 Jacksonville at Oakland, 4:05 Buffalo 5, St. Louis 2 Beach, Gio Mastromatteo, Clarkston Republic-Michigamme at Onton- p.m. Nashville 3, San Jose 1 Everest Collegiate. The 7-foot freshman from Jamaica dom- Michigan: Struggled offensively against agon, 7:20 EST Minnesota at L.A. Chargers, 4:05 Winnipeg 5, Detroit 1 PUNTER inated game from the opening tip, making a smothering Illinois defense, shooting Ewen-Trout Creek at Hancock, p.m. Anaheim 3, Minnesota 2, SO Jordan Lowe, St. Louis. 7:20 EST Atlanta at San Francisco, 4:25 Dallas 2, New Jersey 0 COACH two dunks that brought the crowd to its 44% from the field and only 17% from 3- Girls Basketball p.m. Calgary 5, Arizona 2 Brad Gross, Beal City feet. point range. The Wolverines were out- Ontonagon at Dollar Bay, 7:20 L.A. Rams at Dallas, 4:25 p.m. Carolina 6, Edmonton 3 Aaron Seiser, Beaverton EST Buffalo at Pittsburgh, 8:20 p.m. Toronto 4, Vancouver 1 Scott Cuthrell, Cass City Ayo Dosunmu added 14 points, Adres played under the basket, with Illinois scor- Friday, Dec. 13 Monday's Games Vegas 5, Chicago 1 Jeremy Miller, Pewamo-West- Boys Basketball Indianapolis at New Orleans, Los Angeles 3, N.Y. Rangers 1 phalia Feliz had 13 and Giorgi Bezhanishvili 12 ing 44 points in the paint to Michigan's Winter at Hurley, 7:15 8:15 p.m. Wednesday's Games Michael Purchnicki, Clarkston for Illinois (7-3, 1-1 Big Ten). 26. Girls Basketball Saturday, Dec. 21 Washington 3, Boston 2 Everest Collegiate Hurley at Butternut, 7:15 Houston at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. Montreal 3, Ottawa 2, OT Oscar Olejniczak, Royal Oak Jon Teske scored 16 points for Michi- Illinois: After close losses to Miami and Ironwood at Washburn, 7:15 Buffalo at New England, 4:30 Philadelphia at Colorado Shrine gan (8-3, 1-1). Eli Brooks and Isaiah Livers Maryland, in which the lIlini had the ball Baraga at Bessemer, 6:30 p.m. Thursday's Games Rick Bailey, Reading Lake Linden-Hubbell at E-TC, 7 L.A. Rams at San Francisco, 8:15 Boston at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. Voting panel each scored 12 points. and a chance to win both, they showed EST p.m. Nashville at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Bill Broderick, Battle Creek With about four minutes left in the they could close out a good team. Wakefield-Marenisco at Sunday, Dec. 22 N.Y. Islanders at Florida, 7 p.m. Enquirer; Bill Khan, Livingston Daily Watersmeet, 6:30 N.Y. Giants at Washington, 1 Columbus at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. (Howell); Dan Chalk, Midland Daily game, Cockburn hit a basket and was UP NEXT Mercer at Solon Springs, 7:15 p.m. Winnipeg at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. News; James Cook, Traverse City College Basketball Cincinnati at Miami, 1 p.m. Vegas at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Record-Eagle; Dave Goricki, The fouled. While celebrating, he inadvertently Michigan: Hosts No. 10 Oregon on Sat- GCC at Rainy River, women, New Orleans at Tennessee, 1 Edmonton at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Detroit News; Brian Calloway, Lans- hit referee Lewis Garrison in the head and urday. 5:30; men, 7:30 p.m. Toronto at Calgary, 9 p.m. ing State Journal; Scott DeCamp, Saturday, Dec. 14 Pittsburgh at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. Chicago at Arizona, 9 p.m. The Muskegon Chronicle; Daniel knocked him unconscious. Garrison's Illinois: Hosts Old Dominion on Satur- College Basketball Baltimore at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Los Angeles at Anaheim, 10 p.m. DÁddona, Holland Sentinel; Drew condition was not available, although he day. GCC at Hibbing, women, 1; men, Carolina at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. Carolina at Vancouver, 10 p.m. Ellis, The Oakland Press; Greg 3 Jacksonville at Atlanta, 1 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at San Jose, 10:30 Wickliffe, The Ann Arbor News; Monday, Dec. 16 Oakland at L.A. Chargers, 4:05 p.m. Doug Donnelly, Daily Telegram Boys Basketball p.m. Friday's Games (Adrian). Detroit at Denver, 4:05 p.m. Vegas at Dallas, 8 p.m. Jeffers at Wakefield-Marenisco, NBA Bucks win 16th straight despite 6:30 Arizona at Seattle, 4:25 p.m. New Jersey at Colorado, 9 p.m. All Times EST Hurley at Butternut, 7:15 Dallas at Philadelphia, 4:25 p.m. Saturday's Games EASTERN CONFERENCE Ironwood at Washburn, 7:15 Kansas City at Chicago, 8:20 Buffalo vs. N.Y. Islanders at Nas- Atlantic Division Mercer at Solon Springs, 7:15 p.m. sau Veterans Memorial Coliseum, 1 WLPct GB p.m. missing Antetokounmpo Watersmeet at Baraga, 6:20 Monday, Dec. 23 Boston 17 6 .739 — Ontonagon at Chassell, 7:20 EST Green Bay at Minnesota, 8:15 Columbus at Ottawa, 1 p.m. Philadelphia 18 7 .720 — Ewen-Trout Creek at Calumet, p.m. N.Y. Rangers at Anaheim, 4 p.m. Toronto 16 8 .667 1½ MILWAUKEE (AP) – Milwaukee led by 23 for the 20th time in its last 7:20 EST Carolina at Calgary, 4 p.m. Brooklyn 13 11 .542 4½ Dollar Bay at Bessemer, 6:30 TransactionsBASEBALL Dallas at Nashville, 6:30 p.m. New York 4 20 .167 13½ Giannis Antetokounmpo points in the opening 21 games and improved to Girls Basketball MLB — Named Buck Martinez Toronto at Edmonton, 7 p.m. Southeast Division sat out but the Milwaukee quarter before New 12-1 at home. The only Phillips at Hurley, 7:15 president of the baseball assistance Philadelphia at Minnesota, 7 p.m. W L Pct GB Watersmeet at L’Anse, 6:20 team. Los Angeles at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Miami 18 6 .750 — Bucks kept on rolling, get- Orleans closed the period loss at the Fiserv Forum Tuesday, Dec. 17 American League Detroit at Montreal, 7 p.m. Orlando 11 13 .458 7 ting 29 points from Eric on an 8-0 run to pull with- came in the home opener Boys Basketball TEXAS RANGERS — Traded OF Washington at Tampa Bay, 7 Charlotte 11 16 .407 8½ South Shore at Mercer, 7:15 Nomar Mazara to the Chicago White p.m. Washington 7 16 .304 10½ Bledsoe in a 127-112 victo- in 35-20. against Miami. Girls Basketball Sox for OF Steele Walker and Boston at Florida, 7 p.m. Atlanta 6 19 .240 12½ Bessemer at L’Anse, 6:20 assigned Walker to Frisco (TL). Chicago at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Central Division ry over the New Orleans The Bucks used a 17-0 MISSING GIANNIS E-TC at Wakefield-Marenisco, National League New Jersey at Arizona, 8 p.m. WLPct GB Pelicans on Wednesday spurt to grab a 56-28 lead Antetokounmpo did not 6:30 COLORADO ROCKIES — Vancouver at San Jose, 10 p.m. Milwaukee 22 3 .880 — Lake Linden-Hubbell at Onton- Agreed to terms with RHP Scott Indiana 16 9 .640 6 night that extended their in the second quarter participate in the team's agon, 7:20 EST Oberg on a three-year contract with AP Michigan Detroit 10 14 .417 11½ Division 7-8 all state winning streak to 16 before settling for a 69-46 shootaround on Wednes- South Shore at Mercer, 5:45 a club option for 2023. Chicago 9 17 .346 13½ games. halftime margin. Middle- day morning and quickly Thursday, Dec. 19 MILWAUKEE BREWERS — The football2019 Division team7-8 Associated Cleveland 5 19 .208 16½ Boys Basketball Signed LHP Chris Lee to a minor Press All-State football team, select- WESTERN CONFERENCE The Bucks (22-3) tied ton and Bledsoe each had was ruled out. Drummond at Hurley, 7:15 league contract. ed by a panel of 11 Michigan sports Southwest Division Dollar Bay at Ontonagon, 7:20 WASHINGTON NATIONALS — writers: W L Pct GB the second-longest win- 13 points and Ilyasova and "I don't think we know Named bench coach Tim Bogar, first Dallas 16 7 .696 — EST PLAYER OF THE YEAR ning streak in franchise Hill added 11 apiece. exactly when it happened," Girls Basketball base coach Bob Henley, third base Nick Affholter, Reading, Sr. Houston 16 8 .667 ½ coach Chip Hale, pitching coach San Antonio 9 14 .391 7 Bessemer at Ironwood, 7:15 FIRST-TEAM ALL-STATE history and moved closer The Pelicans outscored Bucks coach Mike Buden- Paul Menhart, hitting coach Kevin Memphis 8 16 .333 8½ Friday, Dec. 20 QUARTERBACKS to the franchise record of the Bucks 40-36 in the holzer said. "This morning Boys Basketball Long, assistant hitting coach Pat Alex Thole, Schoolcraft, Jr. New Orleans 6 19 .240 11 Wakefield-Marenisco at Iron- Roessler, bullpen coach Henry Avery Moore, New Lothrop, Sr. Northwest Division 20 set during the team's third quarter. the soreness was such that Blanco. wood, 7:15 RUNNING BACKS WLPct GB 1970-71 championship New Orleans pulled he was not able to play Mercer at Three Lakes, 7:15 BASKETBALL Kobe Clark, Schoolcraft, Sr. Denver 14 8 .636 — Girls Basketball National Basketball Association Jameson Chesser, Adrian Utah 14 11 .560 1½ season. within 120-108 with 2:51 tonight. The severity of it, Hurley at Bayfield, 7:15 GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS — Lenawee Christian, Jr. Oklahoma City 11 12 .478 3½ Ironwood at Drummond, 7:15 Recalled F Alen Smailagic from Walker Plate, Jackson Lumen Minnesota 10 14 .417 5 Antetokounmpo sat out remaining but Middleton we're hoping it's not too Dollar Bay at Ontonagon, 7:20 Santa Cruz (NBAGL). Christi, Sr. Portland 10 15 .400 5½ with a right quad tendon hit a pair of jumpers to put serious. EST SACRAMENTO KINGS — Tanner Wirth, Pewamo-West- Pacific Division Mercer at Three Lakes, 5:45 Recalled F Wenyen Gabriel from phalia, So. W L Pct GB injury, missing his first the Bucks safely ahead. "We'll take it day by day Stockton (NBAGL). L.A. Lakers 22 3 .880 — U.P. Girls Basketball WIDE RECEIVERS game this season. TIP-INS and we're always going to Wednesday FOOTBALL Parker Lawrence, Schoolcraft, Sr. L.A. Clippers 19 7 .731 3½ Rudyard 62, Manistique 38 National Football League Jake Jobin, Houghton Lake, Sr. Phoenix 11 13 .458 10½ Khris Middleton added Pelicans: New Orleans err on the side of caution." Munising 69, Superior Central 31 ARIZONA CARDINALS — Klayton Cornell, Madison Heights Sacramento 10 13 .435 11 24 points for Milwaukee was coming off a two-point Ilyasova started in Ante- Signed DL Javier Edwards to the Bishop Foley, Sr. Golden State 5 20 .200 17 practice squad. Tuesday's Games U.P. BoysWednesday Basketball Earnest Sanders, Flint Beecher, and Ersan Ilyasova had 18 home loss to Detroit on tokounmpo's place. CHICAGO BEARS — Released Charlotte 114, Washington 107 Norway 61, North Dickinson 35 Sr. RB Jeremy McNichols from the Miami 135, Atlanta 121, OT LINEMEN points and nine rebounds. Monday and has struggled "Ersan is in a great Michigan-Illinois practice squad. Signed WR Reggie Nick Affholter, Reading, Sr. Philadelphia 97, Denver 92 George Hill contributed 13 without No. 1 overall draft place," Budenholzer said. Davis to the practice squad. Derrick Harmon, Detroit Loyola, Portland 115, New York 87 ILLINOIS 71, BoxNo. 5 MICHIGAN 62 DALLAS COWBOYS — Placed Jr. Wednesday's Games points off the bench. pick Zion Williamson, "He's making a lot of those MICHIGAN (8-2) WR Cedrick Wilson on IR. Signed Trevor DeGroote, Schoolcraft, Sr. Houston 116, Cleveland 110 Livers 4-6 2-2 12, Teske 7-11 1-1 New Orleans (6-19) lost who has missed the first feel plays, those rhythm OT Mitch Hyatt from the practice Garrett Fitzgerald, Breckenridge, Indiana 122, Boston 117 16, Wagner 2-8 0-0 4, Brooks 6-12 squad and WR Cyril Grayson to the Jr. L.A. Clippers 112, Toronto 92 its 10th straight game 25 games of the season plays. The offense is mov- 0-0 12, Simpson 4-14 1-2 9, Castle- practice squad. Cole Broekhuizen, Saginaw L.A. Lakers 96, Orlando 87 ton 0-0 0-0 0, Johns 1-3 0-0 2, despite a season-high 31 after undergoing surgery ing a little better recently INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — Michigan Lutheran Seminary, Sr. Charlotte 113, Brooklyn 108 DeJulius 3-7 1-1 7, Nunez 0-1 0-0 0. Signed WR Dontrelle Inman. Noah Bauman, Ottawa Lake Chicago 136, Atlanta 102 Totals 27-62 5-6 62. points from J.J. Redick and for a torn right lateral and I think that suits JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS — Whiteford, So. Utah 127, Minnesota 116 ILLINOIS (7-3) Placed OL Brandon Thomas, LB Keegan Smith, Jackson Lumen Memphis 115, Phoenix 108 25 points and 10 rebounds meniscus. "You either win Ersan. His ability to slip Bezhanishvili 6-10 0-0 12, Cock- Quincy Williams and LB Jake Ryan Christi, Sr. Milwaukee 127, New Orleans 112 burn 6-14 7-9 19, Dosunmu 6-13 2- from Brandon Ingram. or you learn," Pelicans and roll in the pick-and- on IR. Signed OL Tyler Gauthier and John Martin, Pewamo-West- Oklahoma City at Sacramento 2 14, Frazier 3-8 2-2 8, Williams 0-1 LB Dakota Allen. Claimed LB Pre- phalia, Sr. New York at Golden State Jrue Holiday had 21 coach Alvin Gentry said. "I rolls and work behind the 0-0 0, Nichols 1-3 3-4 5, Feliz 6-9 0- ston Brown off waivers from Oak- Gio Colavecchi, Iron Mountain, Thursday's Games 3 13, Griffin 0-3 0-0 0. Totals 28-61 land. Philadelphia at Boston, 8 p.m. points. think the guys are still defense, he's just a really Sr. 14-20 71. MINNESOTA VIKINGS — Signed Cleveland at San Antonio, 8:30 The Bucks got off to a playing hard. We just have smart player." Halftime_Illinois 30-28. 3-Point Kody Hendricks, Norway, Sr. RB Tony Brooks-James to the prac- Matthew Anderson, Cassopolis, p.m. Goals_Michigan 3-18 (Livers 2-3, hot start, hitting six of these moments, these UP NEXT tice squad. Sr. Dallas vs. Detroit at Mexico City, Teske 1-4, Brooks 0-1, DeJulius 0-1, NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS — 9 p.m. Nunez 0-1, Johns 0-2, Simpson 0-2, LINEBACKERS their first eight attempts stretches where we strug- Pelicans: At Philadel- Signed K Josh Gable, DL Eric Lee Ben Affholter, Reading, Sr. Portland at Denver, 10:30 p.m. Wagner 0-4), Illinois 1-11 (Feliz 1-1, and DB Adarius Pickett to the prac- Seth Schafer, Beal City, Sr. Friday's Games from 3-point range, includ- gle some and go away from phia on Friday. Cockburn 0-1, Nichols 0-1, Williams tice squad. Luke Snyder, Charlevoix, Jr. Houston at Orlando, 7 p.m. 0-1, Griffin 0-1, Bezhanishvili 0-2, ing 3 of 3 by Bledsoe, to what we're doing." Bucks: At Memphis on OAKLAND RAIDERS — Jacob Pung, Pewamo-West- L.A. Lakers at Miami, 7 p.m. Frazier 0-4). Fouled Out_None. Released TE Cole Wick from the phalia, Sr. New Orleans at Philadelphia, 7 take a 28-12 lead. Bucks: Milwaukee won Friday. Rebounds_Michigan 24 (Teske 7), practice squad. Signed DL Olsen Brody Dalton, Jackson Lumen p.m. Illinois 37 (Cockburn 10). Pierre and TE Eric Tomlinson. Christi, Jr. Indiana at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Assists_Michigan 12 (Simpson 8), Signed CB Nick Nelson from the Charlotte at Chicago, 8 p.m. Illinois 6 (Dosunmu 3). Total DEFENSIVE BACKS practice squad and TE Paul Butler, David Krohn, Beaverton, Sr. Milwaukee at Memphis, 8 p.m. Yankees harpoon Cole, Cashman's Fouls_Michigan 18, Illinois 10. LB Te'von Coney and OL Kyle Kalis Hunter Midtgard, Reading, Sr. Golden State at Utah, 9 p.m. Technicals_Simpson, Frazier. to the practice squad. Jus'Tyz Tuggle, Detroit Central, L.A. Clippers at Minnesota, 9:30 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES — Jr. p.m. Wisconsin-Rutgers Released DT Kevin Wilkins from the New York at Sacramento, 10 p.m. `white whale,' on 3rd try Box Aaron Bearss, Pewamo-West- RUTGERS 72, WISCONSIN 65 practice squad and DT Albert Hug- phalia, Sr. Saturday's Games gins to the practice squad. San Antonio vs. Phoenix at Mexi- WISCONSIN (5-5) SPECIALIST SAN DIEGO (AP) – Meeting with Ger- around young stars Aaron Judge, Gleyber Reuvers 2-8 1-2 6, Ford 2-5 4-4 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS — Orlando Clarkston, Detroit Cen- co City, 5 p.m. 9, Trice 1-2 0-1 2, King 7-12 4-6 18, Placed OL Weston Richburg on IR. tral, Sr. Brooklyn at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. rit Cole and the pitcher's wife for the first Torres and Gary Sánchez. Signed CB Dontae Johnson and WR L.A. Clippers at Chicago, 8 p.m. Davison 3-7 1-2 9, Wahl 2-4 0-0 4, KICKER Anderson 4-5 1-1 11, Pritzl 2-5 0-0 Jordan Matthews to one-year con- Griffin Milovanski, Saugatuck, Sr. Washington at Memphis, 8 p.m. time last week at the Fashion Island Hotel "You're talking about a guy that is the tracts and OL Kofi Amichia and CB Cleveland at Milwaukee, 8:30 6. Totals 23-48 11-16 65. PUNTER in Newport Beach, Brian Cashman tossed best of the best," Yankees manager Aaron RUTGERS (7-3) Jermaine Kelly to the practice Brenden Moat, North Muskegon, p.m. Yeboah 3-6 2-2 9, Johnson 5-5 2- squad. Sr. Miami at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. out a literary reference that prompted Boone said Wednesday. "You're just hope- TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS — Detroit at Houston, 9 p.m. 3 12, Baker 9-18 2-3 22, Mathis 2-7 COACH laughter. fully finishing off a team that can poten- 0-0 5, Harper 2-8 1-1 6, Carter 1-2 Placed RB T.J. Logan on IR. Signed Don Jess, Charlevoix Oklahoma City at Denver, 9 p.m. WR Ishmael Hyman from the prac- 0-0 2, Doucoure 0-0 0-0 0, Young 2- SECOND-TEAM ALL-STATE "You're my white whale," the New York tially win a championship." tice squad and WR Trevion Thomp- Pelicans-Bucks Box 8 0-0 4, McConnell 3-6 1-1 7, Mulc- (nominees receiving two or more NEW ORLEANS (112) son to the practice squad. Yankees general manager told him. "He After several seasons of payroll ahy 2-3 1-3 5. Totals 29-63 9-13 72. votes from the voting panel) Ingram 9-22 4-4 25, Williams 0-5 Halftime_Wisconsin 33-32. 3- Canadian Football League QUARTERBACKS 0-0 0, Okafor 1-3 0-0 2, Holiday 8-11 was someone we drafted in the first restraint – at least by pinstriped stan- Point Goals_Wisconsin 8-23 (Ander- EDMONTON ESKIMOS — Adam Baker, Adrian Lenawee 1-2 21, Redick 10-16 8-8 31, Melli 0- son 2-3, Davison 2-4, Pritzl 2-5, Signed LB Josh Banderas, QB Christian, Sr. 3 0-0 0, Hayes 4-5 4-5 12, Jackson round and he chose to go to college. And dards – the Yankees increased their pro- Jeremiah Briscoe, OL Eric Lofton, Ford 1-3, Reuvers 1-4, Trice 0-1, RUNNING BACKS 0-0 0-0 0, Ball 2-9 1-3 6, Hart 3-10 0- we tried to trade for him, and Pittsburgh jected luxury tax payroll to $247 million. Wahl 0-1, King 0-2), Rutgers 5-19 LB Brandon Pittman and WR Danny Delorrin Wedge, Sandusky, Jr. 0 9, Alexander-Walker 2-4 0-0 6. Vandervoort. (Baker 2-6, Yeboah 1-2, Mathis 1-2, WIDE RECEIVERS Totals 39-88 18-22 112. chose to trade him to Houston instead. So That is $39 million above the initial Harper 1-4, McConnell 0-1, Mulcahy HOCKEY Sam Buckingham, Saginaw Nou- MILWAUKEE (127) we're hoping three's a charm." threshold and about $1 million below the 0-1, Young 0-3). Fouled National Hockey League vel, Sr. Middleton 11-22 1-1 24, Ilyasova Out_Yeboah. Rebounds_Wisconsin DETROIT RED WINGS — Brendan Dafoe, Petersburg Sum- 8-10 0-0 18, B.Lopez 3-10 1-2 9, It was. With the help of a record $324 start of the highest surtax and a penalty 22 (Reuvers, Davison 5), Rutgers 34 Assigned RW Filip Zadina and D merfield, Sr. Bledsoe 10-13 4-4 29, Matthews 3-5 Dennis Cholowski and Dylan McIl- million, nine-year contract. that would back the Yankees' top 2021 (Yeboah 8). Assists_Wisconsin 9 LINEMEN 0-0 9, Wilson 0-2 0-0 0, R.Lopez 4-7 (King 3), Rutgers 10 (Baker 4). Total rath to Grand Rapids (AHL). Devin Tilkins, Beaverton, Sr. 0-0 8, Hill 5-7 0-0 13, Korver 3-7 0-0 Cashman harpooned the biggest prize amateur draft pick by 10 slots. New York Fouls_Wisconsin 17, Rutgers 19. NEW YORK RANGERS — Owen Bontekow, McBain, Sr. 7, Brown 2-6 2-2 7, DiVincenzo 1-4 Assigned F Ryan Gropp from Maine A_6,361 (8,000). LINEBACKER 0-0 3, Connaughton 0-0 0-0 0. in the free-agent market, agreeing to a is on track to owe at least $14 million in (ECHL) to Hartford (AHL). Jamario Jones, Detroit Communi- Totals 50-93 8-9 127. TENNIS deal with the 29-year-old right-hander on tax for 2020 and even more if outfielder All TimesNFL EST ty, Sr. New Orleans202640 26 — 112 ATP — Named Massimo Calvelli AMERICAN CONFERENCE DEFENSIVE BACKS Milwaukee 35 34 36 22 — 127 Tuesday night, a person familiar with the Brett Gardner is re-signed and additions CEO. East Elijah VanderZouwen, Grand 3-Point Goals_New Orleans 16- COLLEGE deal told The Associated Press. The per- are made to the bullpen. WLTPct PF PA Rapids NorthPointe Christian, Sr. 45 (Holiday 4-6, Hart 3-7, Redick 3- ARIZONA STATE — Junior RB New England10 30.769 338 168 HONORABLE MENTION 7, Ingram 3-10, Alexander-Walker 2- son spoke on condition of anonymity Other than taking on high-priced out- Eno Benjamin declared for the NFL Buffalo 940.692 274 212 QUARTERBACKS 2, Ball 1-5, Melli 0-3, Williams 0-5), draft. because the agreement, subject to a suc- fielder Giancarlo Stanton, the Yankees in N.Y. Jets 580.385 226 301 Jack Kujawa, Saginaw Nouvel; Milwaukee 19-39 (Bledsoe 5-6, Hill COLORADO STATE — Named Miami 3 10 0 .231 221 399 Brayden Mallak, Oscoda; Sandyn 3-3, Matthews 3-5, Ilyasova 2-3, cessful physical, had not been recent years had promoted prospects and Steve Addazio football coach. South Cuthrell, Cass City; Casey B.Lopez 2-4, Brown 1-2, DiVincenzo LIBERTY — Agreed to terms with WLTPct PF PA Sweeney, Ubly; Dylan Kadar, Har- 1-3, Middleton 1-4, Korver 1-5, announced. acquired cost-effective options that football coach Hugh Freeze on a Houston 850.615 317 309 bor Beach; Logan Heath, Merrill; R.Lopez 0-2, Wilson 0-2). Fouled multi-year contract extension. After two dominant seasons with included Luke Voit and Gio Urshela Tennessee 850.615 318 255 Caiden Pung, Fowler; Marcus John- Out_None. Rebounds_New Orleans NORTHWESTERN — Named Indianapolis 670.462 296 295 son, Iron Mountain; Braden Mussat, 42 (Ingram 10), Milwaukee 43 Houston, Cole will join a rotation that "I think we're just using every tool in Mike Bajakian offensive coordina- Jacksonville 490.308 230 337 Madison Heights Bishop Foley; (Ilyasova 9). Assists_New Orleans tor/quarterbacks coach. projects to include Luis Severino, Masahi- the toolbox, not just the big hammer, but North Conor Benson, Royal Oak Shrine. 29 (Holiday, Okafor, Ball 6), Milwau- UNLV — Named Marcus Arroyo WLTPct PF PA RUNNING BACKS kee 27 (Bledsoe 6). Total ro Tanaka, James Paxton and J.A. Happ or it doesn't mean the big hammer is not football coach. x-Baltimore 11 20.846 430 236 Jackson Crotser, Mendon; Hadyn Fouls_New Orleans 18, Milwaukee Domingo Germán, and a roster built still available," Cashman said, Pittsburgh 850.615 259 242 NHL Horne, Cass City; Carson Heleski, 17. Technicals_B.Lopez, Milwaukee Cleveland 670.462 273 291 All Times EST Ubly; Devin Pfaff, Harbor Beach; coach Mike Budenholzer. A_17,385 Cincinnati 1 12 0 .077 198 325 EASTERN CONFERENCE Logan Finnerty, Johannesburg- (17,500). Atlantic Division Rodgers said. the Bears, the most by any West Lewiston; Alan Ritter, Charlevoix; NCAA Division I Ice Packers WLTPct PF PA GP WLOTPts GF GA Kyle Snyder, Fowler; Schyler The Bears, who have quarterback against Chica- y-Kansas City940.692 371 281 Boston 32 20 6646 109 81 Andersen, Manistique; Jacob MINNEAPOLISHockey (AP) Poll — The top Oakland 670.462 258 366 Montreal 32 15 11 6 36 104 105 Sanders, Royal Oak Shrine; Will 20 teams in the NCAA Division I won three straight and four go in NFL history. Rodgers Denver 580.385 236 261 Buffalo 32 15 11 6 36 101 97 Muron, New Lothrop. men's ice hockey poll, compiled by From page 9 of their last five, won't have has three more than any L.A. Chargers580.385 289 251 Florida 30 15 10 5 35 106 101 WIDE RECEIVERS U.S. College Hockey Online, with NATIONAL CONFERENCE Toronto 32 15 13 4 34 104 104 Jimmy Downs, Schoolcraft; Owen first-place votes in parentheses, was heard. Because I Urlacher to contend with other quarterback. East Tampa Bay 29 15 11 3 33 105 93 Franklin, Oscoda; Gavin Sieland, records through Dec. 8 and previous promise you if that hap- Rodgers. They also won't "Well, the biggest thing WLTPct PF PA Ottawa 32 13 17 2 28 86 100 McBain; Lowyind Pullen, Homer; ranking: Detroit 32 7 22 3 17 67 129 Dallas 670.462 334 267 Charlie Niehuas, Royal Oak Shrine. Record Pts Pvs pened today, some of that have linebacker Roquan with Aaron is his experi- Philadelphia 670.462 297 301 Metropolitan Division LINEMEN 1. Minnesota St (43)14-1-1 992 1 stuff would had to have Smith, out for the season ence that he's seen over all Washington 3 10 0 .231 188 310 GP WLOTPts GF GA Romeo Lopez, Decatur; Spencer 2. North Dakota (6)14-1-2 937 3 N.Y. Giants 2 11 0 .154 247 362 Washington 33 23 5551 120 95 Ramereiz, Breckenridge; Michael 3. Cornell (1) 10-1-0 890 2 gotten bleeped out. ... I can with a torn pectoral mus- the years, there's not much South N.Y. Islanders2920 7242 86 69 Hrabal, St. Louis; Truett Allen, Cole- 4. Clarkson 11-3-1 826 5 WLTPct PF PA Philadelphia30 17 8539 96 85 man; Chase Smith, Beal City; Blake 5. Boston College 11-4-0 746 10 still remember some of the cle. Smith had five tackles, you can throw at him that y-New Orleans1030.769 344 296 Carolina 31 19 11 1 39 103 85 Smithers, Elkton-Pigeon-Bay Port; 6. Ohio State 10-4-2 699 7 crazy stuff he was saying including one for loss, is going to rattle him," Tampa Bay 670.462 378 381 Pittsburgh 31 17 10 4 38 104 85 Jacob Nimtz, Unionville-Sebewaing; 7. Penn State 12-5-0 684 6 Carolina 580.385 300 360 N.Y. Rangers3015 12 3 33 94 94 Will Aldrich, Beaverton; Caden 8. Denver 9-4-3 652 4 out there, and I just always against the Packers in Bears coach Matt Nagy Atlanta 490.308 300 343 Columbus 30 12 14 4 28 76 93 Blashill, Sandusky; Nolan VanErp, 9. UMass 11-4-1 618 11 wondered, was any of that September. said. "He's a guy that North New Jersey 30 9 16 5 23 74 111 Ubly; Jacob Kirsch, Harbor Beach; 10. Bowling Green 11-5-1 500 13 WLTPct PF PA WESTERN CONFERENCE Caden Blashill, Sandusky; Evan 11. Minn Duluth 9-6-1 495 14 stuff real, or were you just But Chicago could have regardless of what year it Green Bay 10 30.769 309 270 Central Division Smaglinski, Harbor Beach; Peyton 12. Northeastern 10-5-2 425 8 (fooling) around?'' defensive tackle Akiem is, what game it is during Minnesota 940.692 339 249 GP WLOTPts GF GA Platte, Fowler; Bryce Black, Con- 13. Providence 9-5-3 381 15 Chicago 760.538 243 232 St. Louis 32 18 8642 94 88 cord; Jake Kugler, Ishpeming; 14. UMass Lowell 10-4-4 373 16 Rodgers said he's since Hicks, who is set to return the week, he's competitive Detroit 391.269 287 335 Colorado 30 19 8341 111 84 Tommy Beckman, Saugatuck. 15. Notre Dame 8-6-2 334 9 West Winnipeg 31 19 10 2 40 92 83 LINEBACKERS 16. Arizona State 8-4-2 264 20 asked Urlacher, who from injured reserve after as hell and he doesn't want WLTPct PF PA Dallas 32 18 11 3 39 84 76 Harrison Maynard, Lawton; Jared 17. Harvard 6-4-0 217 12 retired in 2013 and was dislocating an elbow to lose. So it doesn't matter San Francisco1120.846 397 229 Nashville 29 14 10 5 33 98 93 Checkley, Decatur; Brayden Ran- 18. Michigan State 8-7-1 127 — Seattle 10 30.769 341 321 Minnesota 31 14 12 5 33 92 101 dolph, Clinton; Alex Perry, Cass 19. W. Michigan 7-7-2 89 17 inducted into the Pro Foot- against the Raiders in the score. We saw it Week L.A. Rams 850.615 311 262 Chicago 31 12 13 6 30 84 98 City; Jarrett Inscho, Beaverton; 20. Sacred Heart 11-6-1 56 — ball Hall of Fame last year, Week 5. Hicks sacked 1 last year, he comes back. Arizona 391.269 272 374 Pacific Division Sheldon Huff, Johannesburg-Lewis- Others receiving votes: Michi- x-clinched playoff spot GP WLOTPts GF GA ton; Cooper Stevenson, East Jor- gan Tech 52, Northern Michigan 30, about the legitimacy of the Rodgers in the season- You're always in the game y-clinched division Arizona 33 18 11 4 40 91 80 dan; Andy Simaz, Traverse City St. Omaha 25, Quinnipiac 13, RIT 13, checks. opening matchup and with him. We respect that, Thursday's Games Edmonton 33 18 11 4 40 100 99 Francis; Nicholas Trumble, Addison; Army 13, Wisconsin 12, Boston Uni- N.Y. Jets at Baltimore, 8:20 p.m. Calgary 33 17 12 4 38 91 98 Caleb Evosevich-Hynes, Iron versity 9, Alaska 6, Colorado Col- "He said a lot of them could be vital to slowing we know that and we know Sunday's Games Vegas 33 16 12 5 37 98 94 Mountain. lege 5, Dartmouth 5, Bemidji State Denver at Kansas City, 1 p.m. Vancouver 31 15 12 4 34 104 95 DEFENSIVE BACKS 5, Colgate 3, Maine 3, St. Cloud St. were real. They would down a man that has six we will have our hands full Tampa Bay at Detroit, 1 p.m. San Jose 33 15 16 2 32 89 114 Travis Whitaker, Addison; Tyson 1 Anaheim 31 13 14 4 30 82 92 come up with those specif- career games with a passer with him." Schrader, Homer; Connor DeVries, ically for Packers week," rating of 125-plus against l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2019 11 HERMAN SPEED BUMP Too late for humbled husband? Dear Annie: I was a lousy husband. Not because of physical or emotional abuse but because of ignorance. I grew up in a household where I never heard my father tell my mother he loved her. I never heard him give her a compliment or ask her opinion. Dear He was a hard worker and a good Annie provider. She bought whatever she need- ed, never wanted for anything. She just existed. I just existed. I guess you can say what subject to pursue in university, really we were just not a family. We were three struck a chord with me. Your advice to people living in the same house doing consult the career counseling office was what we were supposed to do. spot-on. A properly run career counseling I treated my wife in the same way. She office will give the student psychometric didn’t complain. She came from the same tests, which will give him or her a good kind of family. She was an angel; she idea what careers would be suitable for THE PAJAMA DIARIES deserved much better. It wasn’t until she them. passed and I lived alone with time to learn I have always thought this type of test- from the media that I understood how ing should be mandatory in the final year ignorant I was and how bad I was to her. I of high school. At the end of an academic wish I could tell her how much I loved her year, after graduating from high school, and that I am truly sorry. – Ignorant Hus- students generally are expected to go on to band college or university or vocational school, Dear Ignorant Husband: Ignorant hus- but they have never had an opportunity to bands don’t write letters like this one. Your experience the world and find out for letter does not come across as being from themselves who they really are and what someone ignorant. In fact, it comes across they really like. Often, students pick a MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM – you come across – as someone who direction after high school that is totally might have made some mistakes in the inappropriate for them. past and has always cared deeply. Your In the best-case scenario, this simply ability to express that has changed. means the loss of time until they sort it Your wife sounds like an amazing out. However, in too many cases, this can woman, and I am truly sorry for your loss. lead to financial and psychological prob- But rest assured that you are being way too lems. This is really serious. If, as a society, hard on yourself. If you had this realiza- we can afford to educate our children to tion, I’m sure you had moments of love the high school level, then surely we can and joy. Try to remember all of the good afford to help them get to the next stage in times you had with your wife. their lives by giving them this career coun- When we know better, we do better. At seling assistance. – A Former Stressed Out BORN LOSER the time, you didn’t know, so there is no Student use in beating yourself up. You’re grieving Dear Former Stressed Out Student: You right now. Find a support group for wid- make your case well, and I am sure many owers. Perhaps individual counseling readers will thank you for it. At the same could help you. Just by writing this letter, time, there is no substitute for experience, you are bringing awareness to other hus- even if it means struggling to find oneself bands or spouses who might be doing the while in your late teens or early 20s. What same thing and want to change. Thank appears like lost time can actually be a you for sharing your story and expressing tremendous learning experience that will how much you love your wife. I have no pay off later in life. doubt she knows it. Send your questions for Annie Lane to Dear Annie: The letter you printed from [email protected]. ALLEY OOP “Stressed-Out Student,” who had no idea COPYRIGHT 2019 CREATORS.COM TODAY’S HOROSCOPE Preparation and organiza- lead to trouble. 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Opportunities come to Share your thoughts. thing that you won’t be able to those who get out and partici- TAURUS (April 20-May 20) honor. It may be time to make pate, not to those who sit at — Consider what you have, a move. home waiting for something to what you want and how to go LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) happen. Volunteer work will about achieving your goals. — If you listen, valuable infor- lead to an exciting encounter. The new year is approaching, mation will come your way. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- and you’ll want to be ready to Chatting with someone who Jan. 19) — If you offer solu- execute your plans. thinks in a unique way will tions, you will attract attention. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) spark ideas. Personal improve- Don’t lose sight of what you — Emotional issues will sur- ments will motivate you to try FRANK & ERNEST want to gain for your time, face when dealing with a loved something new and exciting in effort and input. Take care of one. 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December 12, 2019 State of Michigan Probate Court County of Gogebic Notice To Creditors US stocks notch modest gains Decedent’s Estate FILE NO. 19-83 DE Estate of Lauren Marie Powless Date of Birth: 08/16/2000 as Fed leaves rates unchanged TO ALL CREDITORS: NOTICE TO CREDITORS: The de- cedent, Lauren Marie Powless, died NEW YORK (AP) – Wall A DAY ON WALL STREET Pastel Mink Coat 05/18/2019. Street capped a wobbly day Size 6/8. Professionally Creditors of the decedent are noti- Dec. 11, 2019 stored and cleaned yearly. fied that all claims against the es- Wednesday with modest Dow Jones 28,000 Like new. $800.00 or best tate will be forever barred unless gains for stocks, snapping industrials 27,000 offer (906)932-0954 presented to Naomi Marsh, person- al representative or to both the pro- a two-day losing streak for 26,000 bate court at 200 N. Moore St., 29.58 Bessemer, MI 49911 and the per- the S&P 500. 25,000 sonal representative within 4 month The market shook off a 27,911.30 after the date of publication of this JJ A S O ND notice. mixed start after the Feder- Pct. change from previous: 0.11% High 27,925.50 Low 27,801.80 12/12/19 al Reserve announced it is Naomi J. Kauppi P57139 215 S. Sophie St. would be leaving interest Dec. 11, 2019 8,800 Bessemer, MI 49911 rates unchanged this 8,600 (906)663-4544 Nasdaq composite 8,400 Naomi Marsh month and signaled that it 8,200 220 Chappel Ave #4 expects to leave them alone 37.87 8,000 Ashland, WI 54806 in 2020. 7,800 (715)209-3235 8,654.05 7,600 The central bank had J JASOND been expected to leave its Pct. change from previous: 0.44% High 8,658.48 Low 8,622.36 benchmark interest rate unchanged this month Dec. 11, 2019 3,200 after lowering it three Standard & 3,100 Poor’s 500 times this year in a bid to 3,000 shield the economy from 9.11 2,900 slowing global growth and 2,800 3,141.63 the fallout of U.S. trade JJ A S O ND conflicts. Pct. change from previous: 0.29% High 3,143.98 Low 3,133.21 Investor jitters over whether the U.S. and China will be able to avert 20%. a weak sales forecast. a new escalation in their The Fed’s decision to Shares in American trade war has made for stay put on rates this Eagle Outfitters slumped choppy trading this week, month leaves its bench- 6.5% after the clothing pulling major indexes mark rate, which influ- chain reported third-quar- lower. ences many consumer and ter results that were largely Wall Street is hoping business loans, in a low in line with Wall Street’s that both sides can avoid a range of 1.5% to 1.75%. expectations, but noted it new round of tariffs sched- In a sign of the Fed’s saw softer demand for cer- uled to kick in Sunday on confidence about the econ- tain apparel categories. Chinese goods that include omy, its latest policy state- Chevron fell skidded phones, laptops and other ment dropped a phrase it 1.4% after the energy com- popular products. had previously used that pany warned investors “We’re in a wait-and-see referred to “uncertainties” about a potential charge of mode going into Friday to surrounding the economic up to $11 billion because see if we have any more outlook. That suggests that of lower long-term prices clarity on the trade tariffs the Fed is less worried for oil and natural gas. The that go into effect on Sun- about the impact of the huge fourth-quarter write- day,” said Keith Buchanan, U.S.-China trade war or down underscores the portfolio manager at Glob- overseas developments, challenge posed by rising alt Investments. “The mar- and that it views the U.S. production that has pre- ket is kind of sitting on its economy as generally vented energy prices from hands right now.” healthy. increasing sharply during The S&P 500 index Technology and indus- a time of increasing global gained 9.11 points, or trial stocks led the gains demand. 0.3%, to 3,141.63. The Wednesday. Skyworks Benchmark crude oil benchmark index is still on Solutions climbed 4.7% fell 48 cents to settle at track for a slight weekly and United Rentals rose $58.76 a barrel. Brent loss. 2.1%. crude oil, the international The Dow Jones Industri- Banks and real estate standard, dropped 62 al Average bounced back companies lagged the mar- cents to close at $63.72 a after being slightly lower ket. U.S. Bancorp slid 1.2% barrel. Wholesale gasoline most of the day. It rose and mall owner Simon fell 2 cents to $1.63 per gal- 29.58 points, or 0.1%, to Property Group lost 2.4%. lon. Heating oil climbed 4 27,911.30. The Nasdaq The yield on the 10-year cents to $1.93 per gallon. added 37.87 points, or Treasury slipped to 1.79% Natural gas fell 2 cents to 0.4%, to 8,654.05. from 1.83% late Tuesday. $2.24 per 1,000 cubic feet. The Russell 2000 index Some companies made Gold rose $6.80 to of smaller company stocks big moves after releasing $1,469.40 per ounce, silver edged up 0.21 points, or earnings reports. Ollie’s rose 14 cents to $16.74 per less than 0.1%, to 1,631.93. Bargain Outlet surged 15% ounce and copper fell 2 Despite the wobbly after reporting surprisingly cents to $2.78 per pound. week in the market, the good third-quarter profit The dollar fell to 108.51 major indexes on track for and revenue. GameStop Japanese yen from 108.73 strong gains this year. The plunged 15.1% after issu- yen on Tuesday. The euro Nasdaq is leading the way, ing a surprising loss and strengthened to $1.1140 with a gain of 30.4%. The cutting its profit forecast. from $1.1096. S&P 500 is now up 25.3% Home Depot dropped Stock indexes in Europe and the Dow is up nearly 1.8% after giving investors closed broadly higher. Arkansas temporarily halted from enforcing meat-labeling law

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) – A federal Brian Hauss, staff attorney with the judge on Wednesday restricted Arkansas ACLU’s Speech, Privacy and Technology from enforcing a law that bans using terms Project, said in a statement. “Legislatures such as “burger” or “sausage” to sell vege- that have passed or are considering simi- tarian and vegan products. larly absurd laws in their states should U.S. District Judge Kristine Baker grant- take note of this ruling and correct course ed a preliminary injunction preventing the now.” state from enforcing the law against Ore- Arkansas has not taken steps to enforce gon-based Torfurky Co. while its constitu- the law because of the lawsuit, but Baker tionality is being challenged. Tofurky pro- said the company faces a credible threat of Computer Services Snow Removal Snowplowing duces tofu, quinoa and other plant-based retroactive penalties. sausages, deli slices and burgers. “The court determines that the public The American Civil Liberties Union, interest weighs in favor of a preliminary FAHRNER the Good Food Institute and the Animal injunction while (the label law’s) constitu- CLOVERLAND SNOWPLOWING Legal Defense Fund sued in July on behalf tionality is sorted out,” Baker wrote. of the company, and have argued that the Tofurky had argued that in order to MOTORS RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL law is an unconstitutional effort to shore comply with the law the company would • Pick-up Trucks up the state’s meat and other indus- have to design specific, Arkansas-compli- • Loaders tries. ant packaging, change the packaging Earthwork Arkansas’ law was enacted this year. It nationwide, stop selling in the state or • Dump Trucks prohibits labeling a product as meat, rice, knowingly break the law. Tofurky estimat- To Serve Your Snow beef, or pork, as well as any term “that has ed that changing its marketing and pack- FAHRNER Removal Needs! been used or defined historically in refer- aging practices nationwide would cost Licensed & Insured ence to a specific agricultural product.” nearly $1 million. EXCAVATING Front End Companies can be fined up to $1,000 for “We are pleased that the court blocked RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL Call Ken each violation under the law. The law is this unconstitutional law from being • Site Prep • Driveways Loaders (906)364-4468 similar to labeling law recently passed in enforced while our underlying lawsuit pro- • Road Building several other states, including Mississippi, ceeds, so that consumers can continue to • Land Clearing • Culverts Plow Trucks • Ponds & Pond Cleaning Louisiana and South Dakota. have access to familiar plant-based prod- • Tree & Stump Removal • Snow Plowing & Leave the “We’re glad the court blocked the ucts in Arkansas for the foreseeable • Leaky Basement Repair state’s blatantly unconstitutional effort to future,” Jaime Athos, Tofurky’s CEO, said • Water & Sewer Lines Removal Snow to Joe! stifle competition by censoring speech,” in a statement. • Roto Rooter • Banks Pushed Back Record • Licensed Septic Tanks & • Driveways Widened SAARI Systems Installed * Retaining Walls Snowplowing Official: Cruise ship • Sand • Gravel • Topsoil able housing. Oakland docks are • Crack Sealing • Hot Mix WE HAUL SNOW! Never too early to could house 1,000 Oakland City Council designed to work cargo • Asphalt Patching plan for your snow Oakland homeless President Rebecca Kaplan ships, there isn’t the infras- • Reground Asphalt *Commercial & Residential* told a council meeting tructure to berth a cruise removal needs! • Carpentry *Reasonable Rates* OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) Tuesday that the ship ship,” port spokesman Licensed & Insured – A San Francisco Bay Area would be brought to the Mike Zampa said. No job too BIG or SMALL! city official wants to Port of Oakland, but port The port is among the Call Ken Residential & Commercial explore the possibility of officials said Wednesday 10 busiest in the nation (906)364-4468 using a cruise ship to the move would be “unten- and safety and security 906-932-1202 (715)360-1224 house up to 1,000 home- able.” issues in the federally regu- less people in the region “We respect President lated facilities “would (715)561-2560 with a high cost of living Kaplan’s desire to address make residential uses [email protected] and a shortage of afford- homelessness but Port of untenable,” Zampa said. l 14 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2019 CLASSIFIEDS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM

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