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DAILY GLOBE Wednesday, January 8, 2020 Snow likely yourdailyglobe.com | High: 11 | Low: 3 | Details, page 2 Bessemer board accepts superintendent’s resignation By P.J. GLISSON dent since the rate. tively – also serve on the person- of Laura Miller as a long-term [email protected] board placed When asked whether Wineb- nel committee, which includes second grade substitute teacher BESSEMER – After two sepa- Wineburner urner had been asked to resign, attention to finance and negotia- at Washington Elementary rate closed sessions during a spe- on paid leave Steiger said, “Mr. Wineburner tions. School. According to Dan Niemi, cial meeting on Tuesday evening, on Oct. 10, issued his voluntary resignation. All board members were pre- principal of the A.D. Johnston the Bessemer Area Board of Edu- 2019. At this point, we’re separating sent for the vote, including Junior and Senior High School, cation voted to accept the resig- The vote ways, and we wish him the best.” trustees Dick Matrella, Eric Miller has been working as a stu- nation of Dave Wineburner, who accepted not Steiger added that a formal, Stanislawski and Tara Graham. dent teacher at WES and will had been hired for the position in only Wineb- written announcement of the The board first covered rou- receive her college degree and the summer of 2018. urner’s Jan. 7 action will be issued to district tine business and then, according teaching certification within the All board members were pre- letter of resig- staff today. to Berg and Steiger, entered a next week. Dave sent for the unanimous vote, Wineburner nation, but She said that board members closed session to consider a legal –Voted to accept the resigna- which followed a motion by also a separa- also plan to meet with Tulppo opinion dated Jan. 7. Steiger said tion of part-time custodian Bruce Board Secretary Beth Steiger, who tion agree- today regarding what action to they also engaged with an attor- Hamberg and to post advertising also chairs the board’s personnel ment. take next in relation to seeking a ney by phone during that time. for that position. committee. No explanation for the action new superintendent. After the phone call, they again –Voted to grant Dave Rowe, Wineburner was not present. was offered during the meeting. According to Steiger, Tulppo voted to enter a second closed ADJ Quiz Bowl advisor, his Nor was Alan Tulppo, the super- Afterward, Board President will continue in his interim role session to discuss the matter request to allow bowl members intendent of the Gogebic-Onton- Bob Berg deferred any comments until the next superintendent is more before voting to accept approval to stay overnight during agon Intermediate School Dis- to Steiger, who told the Globe hired. Wineburner’s resignation. a trip to Marquette on Jan. 23-24. trict. that the board had been investi- Annette Lillie and Jim Parta- During routine business, the Tulppo has been serving as gating possible “board policy vio- nen – who are the board’s vice board: Bessemer’s interim superinten- lations.” She declined to elabo- president and treasurer respec- –Voted to approve the hiring BESSEMER — page 5 Ironwood Hurley meeting starts promotes adult-use facade marijuana improvement discussion By TOM LAVENTURE program [email protected] IRONWOOD – The city of By RICHARD JENKINS Ironwood presented a draft of its [email protected] adult-use marijuana establish- HURLEY – The Northwest ment ordinance to the public Regional Planning Commission Monday to receive feedback for and the Hurley Area Chamber of revisions before a final version Commerce want downtown Hur- can be considered by the city ley business owners to know commission. they may be eligible for low-inter- Around 60 people attended est loans to improve their the workshop with members of facades. the Ironwood City Commission Representatives of the 10- and city planning commission county, Spooner-based regional present. The discussion will con- planning commission and the tinue with a second public work- chamber held a meeting in Hur- shop at 6 p.m. Feb. 3, and an ley Tuesday to provide additional official public hearing at 5 p.m. information on the loan pro- Feb. 13. The city commission gram. anticipates considering the ordi- Tom LaVenture/Daily Globe “It’s a great program that nance at its March 9 regular MEMBERS OF the Ironwood City Commission and around 60 community discuss the first draft of offers pretty affordable money to meeting. an adult-use marijuana establishment ordinance Monday at the Ironwood Memorial Building. upgrade a traditional downtown “I think it was a great oppor- area,” said Ken Pearson, a busi- tunity to hear from more mem- government to have the state ously.” application process. ness development specialist/loan bers of the community and we involved in collecting public Input will be accepted outside Bergman said the city would fund manager with the North- sure appreciated everyone’s input or giving answers,” Mil- the workshops and hearings via issue two marijuana retailer and west Regional Planning Commis- courage and willingness to share dren said. email, phone or mail until Feb. two marijuana micro-business sion. “It’s just a great immediate their thoughts,” said Mayor The ordinance, presented by 13, he said. The city’s deadline licenses using a competitive pro- impact to the economy and well- Annette Burchell, who was pre- Tom Bergman, director of com- to approve an ordinance to cess. The micro-business is being of the downtown ecosys- sent with fellow city commis- munity development for the city option out of commercial adult- licensed to grow, process, pack- tem.” sioners Jim Mildren and Kim of Ironwood, intends to start out use marijuana is March 31. age and sell up to 150 marijuana Along with growing the value Corcoran. “I think there were slowly with a limited number of The city commission decided plants, while the retailer is of a business and improving the several really good, productive licenses before considering an to option-out of adult-use mari- licensed to obtain marijuana quality of a downtown, Pearson suggestions that came out of this increase, he said. A 15-member juana at the time the state refer- from other marijuana establish- said facade improvements can meeting that we can look at community advisory group endum approved it November ments to sell to individuals over also help ongoing placemaking incorporating into the ordi- worked on the ordinance over 2018, he said. At the same time 21 years. efforts as attractive downtowns nance.” several months followed by legal the commission directed city Retailers and micro-business- encourage visitors to stop and Corcoran suggested adding review on an adult-use marijua- staff to create an ordinance with es are limited to C-3 highway are often more walkable. an outline of information in the na establishment ordinance to language on how commercial commercial and C-2 downtown “I think they’re fun projects to application process that directs regulate establishments that are use would be regulated if adult- commercial zoning districts. work on because you see the people to the state agencies and first vetted and licensed by the use were approved. The city will issue two mari- instant result and how it impacts other resources that would be state of Michigan before city Then the legal work followed juana grower licenses for each the community,” Pearson said. helpful to the process. approval, he said. and the outcome is mainly what class: A (100 plants); B (500 The facade improvement pro- Mildren suggested having a The public input is part of the someone would need to know plants) and C (2,000 plants), he gram offers loans up to $30,000 state official from the appropri- process in the city’s work to what’s required if they wanted to said. There is a $5,000 annual with a 2% interest rate for up to ate agency present at the next develop the ordinance, Bergman operate a facility in Ironwood, he fee and stacked licenses are not 10 years – unless the property is workshop to provide input on said said. The ordinance outlines the allowed, he said. sold – according to information the ordinance and field ques- “That is how we got to this fee structure, the number of presented at the meeting. tions from the public. point,” he said. “This is some- allowable licenses by category, The loans can be used to “It’s such a normal part of thing the city is taking very seri- building requirements and the MARIJUANA — page 5 improve a commercial building’s facade – which can include signs, doors and windows, Former UPS driver convicted in Ashland stalking case awnings, exterior graphics and lighting or landscape improve- By RICHARD JENKINS The conviction stems from events in “I’m incredibly proud of the victim for ments. [email protected] August 2018, according to the criminal com- coming forward. Women standing up and The loan program was estab- ASHLAND, Wis. – A Montreal, Wiscon- plaint in the case. Bayfield County District being brave is more than just a hashtag or a lished in 2006 and Hurley has sin man was recently convicted of using his Attorney Kimberly Lawton said Moon used movement, it changes our society. Violence been one of the communities job at UPS to stalk an Ashland County resi- his job as a delivery driver to stalk the vic- against women is far too common. There is no that has benefitted the most, dent. tim. He is no longer employed by UPS, Law- excuse for sexual assault,” Lawton said in the Pearson said, with several Hurley A jury convicted Gerald L. Moon, 63, of ton said in a news release. release. “I am grateful for the hard work and businesses – including the cham- stalking and fourth degree sexual assault Lawton and Bayfield County law enforce- expertise of law enforcement, advocates from ber of commerce – having uti- Friday following a two-day trial. Moon was ment handled the investigation and case due acquitted of the charge of criminal trespass to conflicts of interest with Ashland County to dwelling. authorities. STALKING — page 5 HURLEY — page 5 TODAY INDEX Snow likely — Details, page 2 Arts & Entertain . . . .7 75 cents Classifieds . . . . .12-13 Tuesday Today’s records Snowfall Comics ...... 11 Vol. 101, No. 40 High 21 High 47 (1990) 24 hours to 7 a.m. Community ...... 3 Low 18 Low -31 (1981) Tuesday 0.2 in. Snow depth 17 in. Obituaries ...... 8 Year ago today Precipitation Season total 98.9 in. Opinion ...... 4 High 35 24 hours to 7 a.m. Last year 70.3 in. Sports ...... 9-10 Low 27 Tuesday 0.01 in. l 2 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 2020 NATION / WORLD THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FIVE-DAY FORECASTFO ORECAST FOR IRONWOODIR RONWOOD

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A U.S. via a statement carried by sprawling Ain al-Asad air Ewen, MI 49925 official said there were no Iran’s state-run IRNA news base, about 100 miles or 60 Toll Free: (800) 562-7112 immediate reports of agency. kilometers west of Bagh- BIG VALLEY www.BigValley.biz American casualties, “We are warning all dad, in December 2018, Ewen, Michigan Phone: (906) 988-2323 though buildings were still American allies, who gave making his first presiden- being searched. their bases to its terrorist tial visit to troops in the 2014 Jeep Wrangler Soleimani’s killing and army, that any territory region. He did not meet 3.6L, auto, cloth upholstery, the strikes by Iran came as that is the starting point of with any Iraqi officials at SiriusXM, tire pressure monitoring system, tensions have been rising aggressive acts against Iran the time, and his visit towing package, UCONNECT. steadily across the Mideast will be targeted,” The inflamed sensitivities $ after President Donald Guard said. It also threat- about the continued pres- 25,700 Trump’s decision to unilat- ened Israel. ence of U.S. forces in Iraq. erally withdraw America After the strikes, a for- Vice President Mike Pence 1 dead, 5 rescued from from Tehran’s nuclear deal mer Iranian nuclear nego- also has visited the base. with world powers. They tiator posted a picture of Iranian state TV said the also marked the first time the Islamic Republic’s flag Guard’s aerospace division avalanche at Idaho ski area in recent years that Wash- on Twitter, appearing to that controls Iran’s missile ington and Tehran have mimic Trump who posted program launched the KELLOGG, Idaho (AP) with probes and rescue Sheriff’s Office said earlier attacked each other direct- an American flag following attack, which it said was – An avalanche at an Idaho dogs, resort officials said. that it had received reports ly rather than through the killing of Soleimani part of an operation ski resort killed one person “The staff at Silver of up to three separate proxies in the region. It and others Friday in a dubbed “Martyr Tuesday, and rescuers dug Mountain extend their avalanches on the moun- raised the chances of open drone strike in Baghdad. Soleimani.” Iran said it out five others who had deepest sympathies to the tain just south of the city of conflict erupting between Ain al-Asad air base was would release more infor- minor injuries, officials family of the individual,” Kellogg in northern Idaho. the two enemies, which first used by American mation later. said. the post said. “Out of The sheriff’s office said have been at odds since forces after the 2003 U.S.- The U.S. also acknowl- Silver Mountain Resort respect of the person’s fam- it got calls about three peo- Iran’s 1979 Islamic Revolu- led invasion that toppled edged another missile confirmed the death and ily and their privacy, no ple possibly trapped. It tion. dictator Saddam Hussein, attack on a base in Irbil in injuries in a Facebook further details will be later said four people had But in a tweet shortly and later saw American Iraq’s semiautonomous post. Searchers were still released at this time.” been recovered in the after the missile launches, troops stationed there Kurdish region. combing through the snow The Shoshone County avalanche area, while Iran’s foreign minister amid the fight against the “As we evaluate the situ- searchers kept looking. called a ballistic missile Islamic State group in Iraq ation and our response, we The avalanche hap- attack a “proportionate and Syria. It houses about will take all necessary mea- pened about 11 a.m. in the measures in self-defense” 1,500 U.S. and coalition sures to protect and defend Wardner Peak area, which and said it was not seeking forces. U.S. personnel, partners School of Choice Notice is rated the most difficult to escalate the situation but Two Iraqi security offi- and allies in the region,” Schools of Choice Plan Adopted to ski, Silver Mountain offi- would defend itself against cials said at least one of the said Jonathan Hoffman, an cials said. any aggression. missiles appeared to have assistant to the U.S. by Local Districts An avalanche warning Iran initially announced struck a plane at the base, defense secretary. Superintendents of school districts in Gogebic has been in effect in higher and Ontonagon counties have adopted resolu- elevations of multiple Lawyers: ‘Humbled’ ex-US Rep. Collins deserves no prison tions to allow parents the choice of school dis- north Idaho counties, tricts for their children. KHQ-TV reported. NEW YORK (AP) – An The presentence submis- 100 letters written to the ex-U.S. congressman is sion on behalf of 69-year- judge on his behalf includ- The Schools of Choice Plan was provided for in humbled and remorseful old Christopher Collins was ing from over a dozen cur- Section 105 and 105(C) of the 1996 State Aid after pleading guilty to con- filed in Manhattan federal rent and former members Act. The Bessemer Area, Ewen-Trout Creek, spiracy in an insider trad- court, where the Republi- of Congress, including for- Ironwood Area, Ontonagon Area, Wakefield- ing scheme and should can is scheduled to be sen- mer House Speaker John Marenisco and Watersmeet School Districts are face no time behind bars, tenced on Jan. 17. Boehner. participating in this program. his lawyers argued in court Collins pleaded guilty The lawyers said an papers Tuesday. in October to conspiracy to appropriate sentence Parents/Guardians should contact the superin- commit securities fraud would be probation with tendent or building principals of each district with and lying to law enforce- significant home confine- questions regarding specific programs and # # ment officials. According ment, extensive communi- classes. Vocational programming is not included THIS DAY to a plea agreement he ty service and a substantial in the Schools of Choice Plan since area-wide signed, Collins agreed that fine. vocational classes are already controlled by a IN HISTORY federal sentencing guide- The guilty plea by cooperative agreement for inclusion of students January 8 lines call for a sentence of Collins came after he was nearly four to five years in charged with leaking infor- from all area schools. All schools are accepting • 1790 First US President George Washington delivers unlimited enrollment unless specified below. prison, but the actual sen- mation about a biopharma- first State of the Union address tence is up to a judge. ceutical company so his Ironwood Area Schools-- No Kindergarten “Chris comes before the son and friends could ● • 1867 African American men granted the right to vote or 3rd Grade openings in Washington, D.C. despite President Andrew Court humbled, penitent, avoid $800,000 in stock and remorseful,” the losses before announce- Bessemer Area Schools-- All grades closed Johnson’s veto ● lawyers wrote. “The public ment that a drug trial fail- for the second semester • 1918 Mississippi becomes the first state to ratify humiliation will follow ure caused the stock price Watersmeet Township Schools-- All grades the 18th Amendment to the US Constitution, ● Chris and mar him for the to plunge 92%. closed for the second semester authorizing the prohibition of alcohol rest of his life.” An indictment said The lawyers said Collins was attending the Applications for students are due to the district Today’s History was sponsored by Collins, a Republican who Congressional Picnic at the of choice between January 6 and January 24, was one of the earliest sup- White House on June 22, 2020. All students currently enrolled as Schools porters of President Don- 2017, when he received an of Choice students need not reapply but may call ald Trump, should not go email from the chief execu- the school district to verify status. to prison because of his tive of Innate Immunother- Liquor Store contrition, advanced age, apeutics Ltd., a biotechnol- By law, families who have children in Schools of Hwy. 51, Hurley, Wisconsin 715-561-3252 good charitable works and ogy company headquar- Choice Programs are given preference to other because there’s no chance tered in Sydney, Australia, siblings but otherwise all schools may not dis- Windsor Canadian Christian Bros. he’ll commit more crimes. with offices in Auckland, criminate on the basis of race, sex, religious be- Collins had represented New Zealand. lief or academic ability. WHISKY BRANDY $ 99 western New York since his At the time, Collins sat Applications and details of program availability 1.75 liter Mail In 15 election to the 27th Con- on the company board and Rebate - $ 00 gressional District of New was its largest shareholder, are presently available at each of the local 5 $ 99 York in 2012. with nearly 17% of its 1.75 liter $ 99 school districts superintendent’s office. 13 10 His lawyers cited over shares. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 2020 3 Briefs Winter Business mentoring with at no cost. Pizza will day, Jan. 16 at 4 p.m. The program scheduled be provided and if you event will be held at the wonderland want you can purchase library at 234 E. Aurora St. HURLEY – Going into some of the craft beers on Sundi Taylor, program acrylic painting business or have business tap. coordinator for the Greater questions? Talk to advisors The program is provid- Michigan Chapter of the from local experienced ed by the Iron County Alzheimer’s Association, class planned businesses to get some Development Zone. For will discuss the latest LAND O’ LAKES, Wis. help. The Iron County more information, contact research about diet, exer- – Paint an acrylic winter Development Zone spon- Kelly Klein at 715-561- cise, cognitive activity and wonderland scene with sors a Business Mentorship 2922. social engagement and artist Lisa Krueger Satur- Program to help those in their effect on maintaining day, Jan. 18, from 10 a.m. — business or thinking about Ironwood Library health throughout the lifes- 2 p.m. at Land O’ Lakes starting a business get sup- hosts Alzheimer’s pan. Arts (LOLA). Students will port, coaching, motivation associaton program All are welcome and learn how to manipulate a and encouragement. there is no charge for the palette knife to create a The next meeting is this IRONWOOD – The program. Call Lynne at large portion of birch trees, Thursday at 5:30-6:30 p.m. Ironwood Carnegie Library 906-932-0203 or Sundi at as well as the tiny trees that at Liberty Way Tap House will be the host for the 906-228-3910 with ques- make up the winter scene. in Mercer. A mentor or Alzheimer’s Association tions about the program or This class is for the mentors will be available program Healthy Living for the Alzheimer’s Associa- beginners, as well as inter- for you to stop by and visit Brain And Body on Thurs- tion. mediate students. All materials are sup- plied. Deadline for pay- Ballot drive to bar LGBTQ ment/registration is Satur- day, Jan. 11. Krueger lives in Toma- discrimination begins hawk, Wisconsin, where she is inspired by the beau- By DAVID EGGERT update the law to prohibit Last year, Democratic ty of the Northwoods. Submitted photo Associated Press discrimination based on Michigan Gov. Gretchen She works in a variety of THE ABOVE image is one of artisit Lisa Krueger’s Win- LANSING (AP) – A sexual orientation or gen- Whitmer joined with mediums, such as; water- ter Wonderland paintings, that students will be recre- group launched a 2020 bal- color, pastel, acrylics, ating in an upcoming class at the Land O’ Lakes Arts. der identity in employ- Democratic legislators to mixed media, and alcohol lot initiative Tuesday to ment, housing and public renew a push for legisla- ink. Krueger also enjoys Also coming up is Supplies needed (see expand Michigan’s civil accommodations. tion to add legal protec- sharing with others by LOLA’s class for home LOLA website). This class rights law to include anti- Executives at several tions for LGBTQ people. teaching and helping her school students, Freestyle is suitable for home school discrimination protections major Michigan corpora- But legislative committees students grow creatively in Chip Carving, Jan. 7 and students ages 12 and up for LGBTQ people, a step tions – DTE Energy, Con- have not held hearings on the artistic process. Her art 21, from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. only. that would put the issue to sumers Energy, Herman the bills. can be found in area gal- each day. Visit lolaartswi.com for voters if the Republican-led Miller, Whirlpool and Dow Twenty-one states pro- leries, and the public can This class is led by more details or call 715- view her work at her cre- wood carver John Modjew- 547-3950. LOLA Center for Legislature does not pass – issued statements sup- hibit discrimination in ski. Students will make the Arts is located at 4262 the measure. ative space – Oak View Stu- porting the initiative. Also employment, housing and dio, as a part of the North- freestyle chip carvings on Highway B in downtown Once it is approved, the backing it were leaders of public accommodations woods Art Tour. wood panels. Land ‘O Lakes. group will have until late the Michigan AFL-CIO, the based on sexual orienta- May to collect the roughly NAACP’s Detroit branch, tion and gender identity 340,000 valid voter signa- and current and former while another – Wisconsin Community Calendar tures needed to place the political figures such as ex- – bars discrimination initiated bill before law- U.S. Rep. Joe Schwarz, a against gays and lesbians Email calendar items and office, 1571 Highway 51 North next to Holiday gas station, makers. Republican, and Lansing but not transgender peo- community news to in Arbor Vitae. Ontonagon. area74.org. [email protected]. Survivors of Suicide, 2 Alcoholics Anonymous, If legislators do not Mayor Andy Schor, a ple, according to the For more information, call 906- p.m., Zion Lutheran Church, 7:30 p.m., Our Lady of Peace adopt the legislation – sim- Democrat. Human Rights Campaign, 932-2211. 932-5718. Catholic Church, Ironwood. ilar bills have long stalled SMART Recovery, 4:30 area74.org. “Advancing the fair a national LGBTQ rights Wednesday, Jan. 8 p.m., 101 E. Mary St., Besse- in the Legislature – the ini- treatment of all people – organization. mer. Saturday, Jan. 11 Christian Men of the tiative would go to a regardless of their race, In October, the U.S. Free community dinner, 5 Northland, 6:30 a.m., Uptown p.m., Wakefield Methodist Union Station Food statewide vote in Novem- religion, disability, ethnici- Supreme Court heard argu- Cafe, Ironwood. Church. Pantry and Northern Food ber. ty, age, gender, sexual ori- ments over whether the Recovery Walk ‘n Talk, 10 Alcoholics Anonymous, Bank, 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., a.m. to nooon, Iron Belle Trail- 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian 252 E. Ayer St., Ironwood. “This coalition of Michi- entation or gender identity federal civil rights law pro- head, Hurley. Talk with a recov- Church, Hurley. area74.org. Alcoholics Anonymous, gan citizens has support – is a key component of tects LGBT people from ery coach. Call 715-660-0073. Klassic Kruisers Car 11 a.m., Salem Lutheran Mentoring of Moms, 9- Club, 6:30 p.m., Gogebic Church, Ironwood. area74.org. across LGBTQ groups, the retaining and growing a discrimination in employ- 10:30 a.m., Range Community Community College Jacob Community Pickleball business and philanthrop- world-class, talented work- ment – as a subset of sex Bible Church, Hurley. 715-561- Solin Center, Room B 22, Iron- Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer 4355. School gymnasium. 715-776- ic sectors, and both sides wood. force,” said Patti Poppe, discrimination. Alcoholics Anonymous, Ironwood Masonic Lodge 4588. of the political aisle. There president and CEO of Jack- One of the cases open meeting, noon, Salem 389, 7:30 p.m., at the Masonic Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 Lutheran Church, Ironwood. p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, is more that brings us son-based Consumers involves a Michigan funeral building. area74.org. Government Ironwood. area74.org. together than forces us Energy. “To stay competi- home employee who was DOVE Support Group, Bessemer Housing Com- Sunday, Jan. 12 noon-2 p.m. 906-932-4990. mission, 8 a.m., Executive apart,” said Mel Larsen, a tive in today’s economy, we fired after disclosing that Ironwood-Hurley Rotary Director’s Office, 709 West Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 former Republican law- need to be bold in our she was transitioning from Club, 12:15 p.m., Elk and Iron Street, Bessemer. Hound Restaurant, Ironwood. p.m., closed meeting, Salem maker who co-sponsored efforts to make our com- male to female and would Iron County Finance Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Iron County Veterans Ser- Committee, 8 a.m., court- the 1976 civil rights act. munity more welcoming to begin dressing as a vice Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Mercer Health and Well- house, Hurley. ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., The proposal would all.” woman. Wis., Town Hall. 715-561- Bessemer Downtown 2190. Mercer Community Center. Development Authority, 4 Narcotics Anonymous, 7 Mercer Health and Well- p.m., DDA room, City Hall. ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., p.m., Wesley United Methodist Gogebic County Transit Church, Ironwood. Abrams book on voting rights to be published Mercer Community Center. Board, 6:30 p.m., Transit Wakefield American Alcoholics Anonymous, Facility, Ironwood. 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran By HILLEL ITALIE Legion, 5:30 p.m. Auxiliary, 6 Gogebic Range Water a Democrat, narrowly lost demand action not simply p.m. regular meeting, post, Church, Bessemer. AP National Writer to Republican Brian Kemp on election days but every Authority, 6:30 p.m., Besse- area74.org. Wakefield. mer Township Hall, Ramsay. NEW YORK (AP) – last year in a campaign day.” IMPACT Life Support Stacey Abrams has a new that raised numerous Abrams, 46, is widely Group, 6:30 p.m., Woodland Friday, Jan. 10 Church, Ironwood. book coming out next sum- questions about every- regarded as a rising star in Narcotics Anonymous, 7 Mercer Cribbage, 9:30- Northern Mind mer that will focus on her thing from the purging of the Democratic Party and p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, 11:30 a.m., Mercer Senior signature cause, voting voter rolls to the limited has been mentioned as a Ironwood. area74.org. Center. Alcoholics Anonymous, Double Trouble, 11 a.m.- Yo g a S t u d i o rights. access to voting booths in possible vice presidential 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran 12:30 p.m., Serenity Center, Henry Holt and Compa- black precincts. candidate in the 2020 elec- Church, Bessemer. Ironwood. Call now for information ny announced Tuesday “The future of our tion. area74.org. Mercer Food Pantry, and to register that “Our Time is Now: democracy depends on Now heading the voting Government noon-1 p.m., Railroad Street, Personnel and Finance Mercer, Wis. Emergencies: 715-561-2880 Power, Purpose, and the correcting all that is wrong rights organization Fair Committee, 8 a.m., A.D. John- 715-476-7655. Fight for a Fair America” is with our elections process, Fight, she is a former Geor- ston High School, Bessemer. Alcoholics Anonymous/ CLASSES START scheduled for June 2020. including the insidious gia state legislator and Wakefield Housing Com- Al-Anon, noon, Salem Luther- January 6, 2020 Based on research and her practice of voter suppres- author of “Lead From the mission, 9 a.m., Sunset an Church, Ironwood. Manor community room, 200 area74.org. Corner of Douglas Blvd. and run for Georgia governor sion,” Abrams said in a Outside.” She was the first Pierce St., Wakefield. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. Michigan Ave., Ironwood, MI in 2018, her book calls for statement. “And we must African American woman Bessemer Area Sewer EST, Ontonagon United reforms that make it easier Authority, 1 p.m., Bessemer Methodist Church basement, remind voters of their to be a major party nomi- City Hall. for people to vote. Abrams, power to be seen and to nee for governor. Public Works Committee, You are not alone, call someone who cares 3:30 p.m., City Hall, Hurley. City of Hurley Police, Fire Gogebic County Community Mental Health –906-229-6120 Saving community cats in and License committee, 4:15 Gogebic County Residents p.m., City Hall, Hurley. 24 hr. Crisis Line 1-800-348-0032 Gogebic County Board, 5 National Suicide Prevention –24 hr. Hotline Michigan with $5,000 grant p.m., courthouse, Bessemer. Erwin Township Board, 1-800-273-8255 / Text HELLO to 741741 6:00 p.m., Township Hall. Iron County Health, Wisconsin Residents BLOOMFIELD HILLS – their neighborhoods with After the Community Thursday, Jan. 9 24 hr. Crisis Line 1-866-317-9362 Through funding provided shelter and a food source, Cats TNR Grant is award- ~ SPONSORED BY RANGE SUICIDE PREVENTION COUNCIL ~ by Humane Society of they can live nearly as long ed, MPFA plans to offer Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, Macomb Foundation, as indoor cats. Community additional grant opportu- Ironwood Memorial Building. Gogebic County Veterans Michigan Pet Fund Alliance cats can be beneficial to the nities to fund existing Service Officer, 10:30-11:30 (MPFA) has received neighborhood by keeping Community Cats pro- a.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 $5,000 to fund one Com- other cats away and con- grams. Details will be p.m., Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 p.m., Marenisco munity Cats TNR Grant. trolling rodent popula- announced in early spring, Township. 906-667-1110. The grant opportunity tions. just prior to “kitten sea- Alcoholics Anonymous, MT. ZION is open to Michigan animal The Community Cats son,” when unaltered out- noon, Salem Lutheran Church, shelters and rescue organi- TNR Grant cycle runs Jan. door cats typically have Ironwood. area74.org. Grief Support Group, 1 to Tiny Tot Ski Program zations to launch a new 6 through Feb. 14. Grant their first litter of the year. 2:30 p.m., Dr. Kate Hospice Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) funds must be used to Classes begin program to save outdoor launch a new program to th cats. TNR a minimum of 20 cats January 17 , 2020 “Michigan Pet Fund before Nov. 30, 2020. Thank You Alliance is committed to All cats must be steril- The Family of Reino Estola would ending outdated and inhu- ized, vaccinated for rabies, like to express their sincere appreciation mane ‘catch and kill’ poli- and ear-tipped prior to to Dr. Franklin Villanueva, Nurse Holly cies to control cat popula- being returned to the loca- and the staff of Aspirus Grand View for tions,” said Deborah tion from where they were • Continues for 6 consecutive Schutt, MPFA founder and picked up. their tender care, Pastor Francis Strong weeks, conditions permitting chairperson. The grant can also be for his comforting words at the service, • Program offered Thurs. or Fri. “Although Michigan used to build outdoor cat The Women of Zion Lutheran Church for afternoons from 4-5:30pm shelters achieved an overall shelters and create TNR serving lunch, To McKevitt-Patrick for save rate 90% in 2018, kits, including traps and their kind services, and to all our friends For more information and to 7,092 cats were killed in other supplies. To see a full and relatives who supported us during register, please call 906-932-3718 our shelters.” list of requirements and to the loss of our Husband, Father, • If your child needs equipment, Research shows that apply, please visit: Grandfather and Great Grandfather. you must register in person when free-roaming or feral MichiganPetFund.org/n to complete the rental form. outdoor cats are sterilized, o-kill-michigan/communi- God Bless You All E4946 Jackson Rd., Ironwood, MI 49938 vaccinated and returned to ty-cats/ l 4 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 2020 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE Racism renewed Sue Mizell, Publisher A voter may dislike a black, When Barack Obama was cam- homosexual or female candidate, but paigning for the presidency in 2008, Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor it’s not likely that he would openly he said of working-class white vot- admit it. However, diversity-crazed ers, “They get bitter, they cling to leftist/progressive Democrats have guns or religion or antipathy to peo- openly condemned the physical ple who aren’t like them or anti- characteristics of some of their 2020 Walter E. immigrant sentiment or anti-trade In Their Opinion presidential candidates. Joe Biden Williams sentiment as a way to explain their and Bernie Sanders are be leading frustrations.” During the 2016 presi- Expand college the polls despite the fact that they dential campaign, candidate Hillary have been condemned as old white Clinton claimed that half of Donald men. While Pete Buttigieg is homo- Trump’s supporters were “a basket football playoff sexual, something that pleases diver- warning: “Two-thirds of all white of deplorables” who were “racist, sity crazies, he is also a white man, guys voted for Trump. That means sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, For decades, the question of the national champi- young and religious. With Kamala anytime you see three white guys Islamophobic – you name it.” Do on in college football was literally a matter of opin- Harris’ departure from the race, the walking at you, down the street you think Clinton was talking about ion. Democratic field has lost one of its toward you, two of them voted for Trump’s black, Asian and Hispanic Conference champions and other top teams persons of color. Another, Senator Trump. You need to move over to supporters? No, she was talking would take part in bowl games on New Year’s Day (or Cory Booker, stands at 2% in the the other sidewalk because these are about millions of Trump’s white sup- thereabouts), and then Associated Press sportswrit- polls; his days are numbered. That not good people that are walking porters. ers would take part in one poll and a select group of means the only Democratic candi- toward you. You should be afraid of Then there’s Sarah Jeong, a mem- coaches would participate in a second poll. Some- dates polling high are those con- them.” ber of The New York Times editorial times, the same team would be the consensus winner demned as old white people – two This is the new racism, much of it board and graduate of the University in both polls, sometimes not. men and one woman, Elizabeth War- learned and taught at our nation’s of California, Berkeley, and Harvard Then came the Bowl Coalition, then the Bowl ren. colleges. George Orwell said, “Some Law School. She expressed publicly Alliance, and then the Bowl Championship Series, LaTosha Brown, the co-founder of ideas are so stupid that only intellec- many anti-white opinions. Among the latter of which involved a select group of elite Black Voters Matter, said she was ini- tuals believe them.” The stupid ideas them are: “The world could get by bowl games whose participants were still determined tially eager for Joe Biden to enter the about inclusion and diversity origi- just fine with zero white people.” by subjective rankings but included a No. 1-versus- race but now has second thoughts. nate with academics on college cam- “Dumbass f---ing white people mark- No. 2 matchup meant to be regarded as a national Brown said: “I’m over white men puses. If their ideas didn’t infect the ing up the internet with their opin- championship game. But what if your school’s team running the country. I don’t know if rest of society, they might be a ions like dogs pissing on fire was ranked No. 3 or No. 4? Too bad. You were left him (sic) getting in changes the field. source of entertainment. But these hydrants.” It’s “kind of sick how with your nose pressed against the glass, watching He has name recognition, but his cancerous ideas have infected soci- much joy I get out of being cruel to two other teams play for the big prize. strength is also his weakness.” For- ety. Statements such as “I’m over old white men.” I guarantee you that We’re now in the sixth season of the College Foot- mer presidential candidate Howard white men running the country,” or The New York Times would have ball Playoff: Four teams selected by a committee to Dean lamented, “If we have two old “If we have two old white guys at the fired any employee making similar meet in a semifinal, with the winners meeting a cou- white guys at the top of this ticket, top of this ticket, we will lose” are statements about black, Hispanic or ple weeks later for the championship. we will lose.” The newest entry into examples of that cancer. homosexual people. A national champion is being picked after three the presidential sweepstakes, Last year, Philip Carl Salzman The bottom line is that the new head-to-head matchups. Michael Bloomberg, had to apologize wrote “The War Against White Peo- racism, born in academia, is just as It’s good. for what some see as his diversity ple” in Minding the Campus. He ugly as the old racism. But we think it could be better. insensitiveness namely that of call- declared: “Anti-white hate is now Walter E. Williams is a professor of We want to see the CFP expand to eight teams: ing fellow presidential candidate mainstream American culture. Not economics at George Mason University. The champions of the so-called Power Five confer- Cory Booker “well-spoken” in a TV just by racial extremists such as To find out more about Walter E. ences – Atlantic Coast, Big Ten, Big Twelve, Pac-12 interview. The New Jersey senator Black Lives Matter, for whom state- Williams and read features by other and Southeastern – and three at-large berths. said he was “taken aback” by what ments such as “all lives matter” or Creators Syndicate writers and cartoon- If you’re the champion of one of the Power Five he saw as Bloomberg’s racist “trope.” “blue lives matter” are racist. Our ists, visit the Creators Syndicate web- leagues, you’re definitely one of the top eight teams Michael Moore gave us his racist highest leaders sing the same song.” page at creators.com. in the nation. Having three at-large teams allows for the inclusion of a strong team finishing second in its Today in history conference, or a worthy conference champion from outside the Power Five. As we watched the first semifinal on Saturday By The Associated Press afternoon – when Louisiana State quarterback and Today’s Highlight in History in-the-near-future millionaire Joe Burrow shredded On Jan. 8, 1815, the last Oklahoma for seven touchdown passes (in the first major engagement of the War of 1812 came to an end as half), we were even more convinced of the wisdom of U.S. forces defeated the British doubling the CFP field. Shouldn’t a team as defen- in the Battle of New Orleans, sively lacking as Oklahoma been faced first with a not having gotten word of the quarterfinal challenger, leaving the semifinal berth to signing of a peace treaty. On this date a team more capable of handling LSU? In 1918, President (Maybe no team this season is capable of handling Woodrow Wilson outlined his LSU. We’ll find out on Jan. 13 if Clemson can do so.) Fourteen Points for lasting As for the inevitable rebuttal that the college foot- peace after World War I. Mis- ball season is already too long, we point to the way sissippi became the first state to ratify the 18th Amendment to the standard 11-game college schedule became, in the Constitution, which estab- recent years, the standard 12-game college schedule. lished Prohibition. That’s followed by division winners in most Football In 1935, rock-and-roll leg- Bowl Subdivision conferences meeting for the con- end Elvis Presley was born in Tupelo, Mississippi. ference championship. As a result, teams meeting in In 1964, President Lyndon the CFP semifinals come in having played 13 games. B. Johnson, in his State of the Bowl games have always taken place in the break Union address, declared an between semesters, so it’s not as if the student-ath- “unconditional war on poverty letes participating in the CFP are missing any classes in America.” Democratic primary in a island’s political opposition. Country-gospel singer Cristy In 1968, the Otis Redding startling upset, defeating Sen. Sen. Barbara Boxer, D-Calif., a Lane is 80. Rhythm-and-blues in late December or early January. single “(Sittin’ On) The Dock of Barack Obama and resurrect- tenacious liberal whose elec- singer Anthony Gourdine (Little Should anyone want to see the number of games the Bay” was released on the ing her bid for the White tion to the Senate in 1992 her- Anthony and the Imperials) is college teams play reduced, we’d suggest jettisoning Volt label almost a month after House; Sen. John McCain alded a new era for women at 79. Actress Yvette Mimieux is one (or more) of those nonconference games where the singer’s death in a plane defeated his Republican rivals the upper reaches of political 78. Singer Juanita Cowart Mot- crash. to move back into contention power, announced she would ley (The Marvelettes) is 76. an overmatched minnow takes a 70-7 pounding from In 1973, the Paris peace for the GOP nomination. not seek re-election. During a Actress Kathleen Noone is 75. a shark in exchange for six-figure (or seven-figure) talks between the United In 2011, U.S. Rep. daylong meeting at the Denver Rock musician Robby Krieger monetary guarantee. States and North Vietnam Gabrielle Giffords, D-Ariz., was airport, U.S. Olympic Commit- (The Doors) is 74. Movie direc- In NCAA Division I college basketball, the cham- resumed. shot and critically wounded tee board members chose tor John McTiernan is 69. pion has emerged from a 68-team tournament field, In 1982, American Tele- when a gunman opened fire as Boston over Los Angeles, San Actress Harriet Sansom Harris phone and Telegraph settled the congresswoman met with Francisco and Washington, to is 65. Actor Ron Cephas Jones winning six games to be crowned champion. Any the Justice Department’s constituents in Tucson; six bid for the 2024 Summer is 63. Education Secretary claims of superiority are put to the test on the hard- antitrust lawsuit against it by people were killed, 12 others Olympics. Gospel singer Betsy DeVos is 62. Singer- wood. agreeing to divest itself of the also injured. (Gunman Jared Andrae Crouch, 72, died in Los songwriter Ron Sexsmith is 56. We know something of that degree can’t happen 22 Bell System companies. Lee Loughner was sentenced Angeles. Actress Michelle Forbes is 55. In 1987, for the first time, in November 2012 to seven One year ago: In a somber Actress Maria Pitillo (pih-TIHL’- in college football. But we’d like to see an additional the Dow Jones industrial aver- consecutive life sentences, televised address, President loh) is 54. Singer R. Kelly is 53. round of “who’s better?” play out on the field in age closed above 2,000, end- plus 140 years.) Donald Trump urged congres- Rock musician Jeff Abercrom- determining the national champion. ing the day at 2,002.25. Ten years ago: Umar sional Democrats to fund his bie (Fuel) is 51. Actress Ami –The Journal Times of Racine In 1998, Ramzi Yousef, the Farouk Abdulmutallab, border wall and end the stale- Dolenz is 51. Reggae singer mastermind of the 1993 World accused of trying to blow up a mate that had shut down much Sean Paul is 47. Actor Donnell Trade Center bombing, was U.S. airliner on Christmas, of the government for 18 days; Turner is 47. Country singer sentenced in New York to life in appeared in federal court in the speech offered little in the Tift Merritt is 45. Actress-rock Letters Policy prison without the possibility of Detroit; the judge entered a way of concessions. Mayor Bill singer Jenny Lewis is 44. parole. not-guilty plea on his behalf. de Blasio said New York City Actress Amber Benson is 43. The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters In 2004, A U.S. Black Hawk (Abdulmutallab eventually would spend up to $100 million Actor Scott Whyte is 42. should deal with matters of current, public interest. We reserve medivac helicopter crashed pleaded guilty and is serving a per year to expand health care Singer-songwriter Erin McCar- the right to reject any letter and to edit those that are to be pub- near Fallujah, Iraq, killing all life prison term.) Vice Presi- coverage to people without ley is 41. Actress Sarah Polley lished. Please avoid name-calling or personal attacks. nine soldiers aboard. dent Joe Biden’s mother, Jean health insurance, including is 41. Actress Rachel Nichols is Letters should be no longer than 400 words. An address In 2006, the first funerals Biden, died in Wilmington, immigrants in the country ille- 40. Actress Gaby Hoffman is and phone number must be included for verification purposes. were held in West Virginia for Delaware, at age 92. gally. 38. Actress Cynthia Erivo is 33. 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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 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 2020 5 Marijuana The downtown “core” other areas in the city may that the city resist the that the 500 foot buffers Other than the industri- area is an area where mari- not open within exclusively temptation to put revenue from schools, churches and al park or other designated juana businesses are not residential neighborhoods. before community. parks would not prevent industrial areas there really From page 1 allowed to protect the They may not locate within The concern should be odors from reaching these aren’t many options, he The city will issue two intent of the downtown dis- 500 feet of a property line preventing marijuana places and also wanted said. Nobody here is marijuana processor trict, Bergman said. There of a pre-existing school, access to youth, he said. nursing homes added to already operating a com- licenses that allow a mari- is roughly a four block area 100 feet from a church or Addictions that start under the buffer zone. mercial medical marijuana juana establishments to from Albany Street in the 100 feet from a city park. age 21 tend to become life- “Maybe we should con- facility and won’t be able to process, package, sell or west to Norfolk Street in the Martin Celeski, of Iron- long addictions, he said. sider 1,000 feet,” she said, apply for the adult-use transfer to other licensed east, and a two block area wood, said he would like “Send a message to dis- citing the state and federal licenses, he said. marijuana establishments. from the alleys between the city to option-out of the tributers in the marketplace laws. Referring to the com- There is no competitive Ayer Street to the north and ordinance. He said the that when marijuana is dis- Brandon Midthune, a plaints about the odors process or limit on the McLeod Street to the south. $20,000 the city would pensed to people under age marijuana grower and from homeowners legally number of marijuana safe- The boundary didn’t receive from licensing is 21 the penalties are very advocate from Erwin Town- growing their own marijua- ty compliance facilities to include McLeod Street miniscule compared to the serious,” Benner said. ship, said the “sensible na, Midthune said ordi- test marijuana for potency because it’s considered out- concerns. Benner also suggested legalization of cannabis” nance doesn’t directly or presence of contami- side the core area and the “I would rather see us that the city require two came first with medical address the neighborhood nants, or of secure trans- older buildings present not have it at all and I think years of tax returns with marijuana, and then for issues but were Ironwood to porters from on marijuana opportunities for growers it would be a detriment to the licensing application. adult users and it’s now opt-in to it might indirectly establishments to another. to renovate and add value our community,” he said. This would make it trans- about small growing opera- address those concerns. Marijuana growers, pro- which is also in the interest Kevin Benner, a retired parent if the owner is not tions. On the surface he “I believe that the soon- cessors and safety compli- of city planning. Ayer Street police chief from the Twin the operator, he said. said the Ironwood ordi- er we do allow licensed ance facilities are limited was not included for Cities area, said the ordi- Arlene Szot said she and nance is thorough but was facilities here in Ironwood within the I-1 industrial boundary consistency and nance was thorough but her daughter are sensitive concerned it might favor the lower the incentive will district zoning and may is also considered outside his concern was that since to the odor of marijuana big corporations and be be for people to grow their operate 24 hours a day. the core area. Ironwood’s border offers and experience skin, eyes prohibitive to smaller own cannabis and the Outdoor growing is pro- Marijuana establish- lucrative potential with and cardiovascular reac- “mom and pop” growers smells that are becoming a hibited and none are per- ments that apply to locate nearby states where adult- tions in addition to nausea. with access to the limited nuisance to their neigh- mitted in the downtown. in the industrial park or use marijuana is illegal – She also expressed concern number of licenses. bors,” Midthune said.

Hurley “It’s really up to the local State briefs community to determine what they want their com- Trump’s U.S. controlled Senate has the Administration to find National Guard’s top com- From page 1 munity to look like.” attorney nominee in ignored the tradition and nominees for other Michi- mander improperly initiat- lized facade loans in the Hurley is currently the Grand Rapids is approved some of Trump’s gan vacancies and affirma- ed an internal investigation past. only Iron County commu- blocked appellate court nominees. tively support them in a sexual assault case The Hurley Chamber is nity eligible to participate Leonard was nominated through the nomination even as he was under in the process of revising in the program, according LANSING (AP) – Presi- as U.S. attorney for the process, including now-Dis- scrutiny for allegedly mis- the community’s guide- to Pearson, but any of the dent Donald Trump’s nom- Western District of Michi- trict Court Judge Stephanie handling sexual assault lines on facade improve- other communities in the inee to serve as the top fed- gan, which covers 49 coun- Dawkins Davis. No new complaints, Gov. Tony ments, according to Rita county would be eligible if eral prosecutor in Grand ties in the Lower and information has emerged Evers’ office said Tuesday. Franzoi, the chamber’s they established the neces- Rapids has been held up by Upper peninsulas. that alleviates Senator Evers and U.S. Sen. marketing director. A set of sary local guidelines and Michigan’s two Democratic Leonard said in a state- Peters’ serious concerns Tammy Baldwin asked the guidelines for facade work organization to oversee the senators. ment that he is “disap- with Tom Leonard’s nomi- National Guard Bureau’s and a local organization program. The Detroit News pointed” Stabenow and nation or the process used Office of Complex Investi- that can determine Pearson said he hopes reported Monday that for- Peters chose to “block” his for his nomination,” his gations in March to con- whether projects seeking Tuesday’s meeting leads to mer state House Speaker nomination. office said in a statement to duct a comprehensive funding meet those guide- additional loan applica- Tom Leonard’s nomina- “While I understand The Associated Press. review of how Adj. Gen. lines is necessary to partic- tions as there is room for tion, announced in August, that the politics of Wash- Leonard has received 19 Donald Dunbar’s com- ipate in the loan program, the program to grow. was blocked by Sens. Deb- ington may force them to letters of support for his mand handled sexual Pearson said. The Northwest Regional bie Stabenow and Gary vote against my confirma- nomination, including assault complaints. They To be eligible for the Planning Commission Peters, who both declined tion, I never anticipated ones from Detroit Mayor requested the review after loans, a business would administers the loan pro- to meet with him. Trump, they would personally pre- Mike Duggan, a Democrat, Master Sgt. Jay Ellis com- have to be in a communi- gram on behalf of the who took more than two- vent over three million citi- and Macomb County Exec- plained to Baldwin in 2018 ty’s downtown, Pearson Northwest Wisconsin and-a-half years to nomi- zens from West Michigan utive Mark Hackel, another that commanders in his said, and the work would Regional Economic Devel- nate the Republican, will and the Upper Peninsula Democrat, according to the 115th Fighter Wing securi- have to be on the side of opment Fund, according to decide whether to renomi- from having a voice to fight News. ty squadron had brushed the building facing the Pearson. nate him in 2020. crime,” he said. off at least six sexual mis- main street or downtown The bylaws that govern The Senate gives law- Stabenow said she is Military launched conduct complaints. area. He added that the the regional development’s makers a chance to weigh unable to support Leonard probe of Wisconsin That review began in definition of a downtown funds dictate 10% of the in on a nominee from their “given our deep policy dif- Guard commander April. The NGB released a or main street can be some- overall loan fund can be home state by submitting a ferences.” Peters’ office said report last month that what determined at the available for the facade pro- blue-colored form called the Trump administration MADISON, Wis. (AP) – found multiple shortcom- local level, in recognition gram, Pearson said, mean- the “blue slip.” Typically, a did not consult his office The National Guard’s head- ings within Dunbar’s com- that communities don’t ing roughly $450,000 of the nominee is not confirmed on possible candidates to quarters opened an investi- mand, most notably repeat- always have a single street approximately $4.5 million without two positive blue fill the vacancy. gation this fall into allega- ed internal investigations as its main street. fund can be loaned out for slips – but the Republican- “Our office worked with tions that the Wisconsin into complaints. Pearson emphasized facade work in the seven that communities maintain participating counties. a large degree of control For more information WEDNESDAY EVENING JANUARY 8, 2020 over the facade loans. on Hurley’s facade loan 7:007:308:008:309:009:3010:0010:3011:0011:30 “It’s pretty much all Riverdale “Chapter Six- Nancy Drew “The Hidden Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld black-ish ’ black-ish ’ The Gold- The Gold- program, contact Franzoi # local control. You develop at 715-561-4334. She told CW KDLH ty-Six: Tangerine” (TV14) Staircase” (TVPG) (CC) (TVPG) (TVPG) (TV14) (TVPG) bergs ’ bergs ’ the design, you develop the the Daily Globe there are Undercover Boss (Season Criminal Minds “Under the Skin; Awakenings” The Local 3 (:35) The Late Show With James % CBS WJMN ’ aesthetic,” he said, explain- several other loan pro- Premiere) (N) (TVPG) team searches for Everett Lynch. 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(R) (CC) › Bangkok Dangerous er: 4 PREMIUM l 6 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 2020 NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Pelosi’s next move on impeachment unclear as Senate waits WASHINGTON (AP) – sion with her leadership tion of new witnesses and majority voting to acquit McConnell’s plan a “trap” McConnell his majority, Senate Majority Leader team late at the Capitol documents will be the president of the and a “cover-up.” He vowed but he appears to have Mitch McConnell said when an aide handed her a addressed later “and not charges, and without to force votes anyway on locked up the votes. GOP Tuesday he has the votes to note about the crisis before the trial begins.” Trump’s removal from Bolton and the others. leaders were conducting a start President Donald unfolding in the Middle The contours of a Senate office. “Whoever heard of a whip count Tuesday to Trump’s impeachment trial East. She asked Democrats trial have been in dispute The GOP leader told trial without witnesses and gauge support. Several as soon as House Speaker to “pray,’’ according to a for weeks. Pelosi is delay- senators at their closed- documents?” the New York GOP senators have indicat- Nancy Pelosi releases the lawmaker at the closed- ing transmission of the door lunch Tuesday that he Democrat said. He asked ed they want to hear from documents, winning sup- door session. articles as Democrats press has support for his plan. It Trump what he has to hide. Bolton and other witness- port from GOP senators to Pelosi appears in no for testimony from former would start the trial first “Witnesses and docu- es, but they are neverthe- postpone a decision on rush to transmit the arti- national security adviser and postpone votes on wit- ments: fair trial. No wit- less standing with calling witnesses. cles of impeachment as John Bolton and other new nesses until later in the nesses and documents: McConnell’s plan for start- The announcement is Democrats push to hear witnesses. She told House process. cover- up.” ing the trial. significant, enabling from more witnesses but leaders Tuesday she “He has 51 (votes), for Republicans countered Sen. Mitt Romney, R- McConnell to bypass for McConnell focuses Repub- believed the strategy was sure,”‘ said Sen. Lindsey that Democrats rushed to Utah, said Tuesday that the now Democratic demands licans on a strategy for working, according to Graham, R-S.C., a top ally impeach and then delayed Clinton process “provided for new testimony as he speedy acquittal. The Sen- those in the private meet- of the president, exiting the the process. Pelosi has yet a pathway” to start the trial launches the third ate can’t start the proceed- ing. Democrats want more meeting. Republicans hold to choose House impeach- and consider witnesses impeachment trial in the ings until the charges details from McConnell. the majority in the Senate, ment managers for the “down the road.” He said nation’s history. It could against Trump are sent. “People are united,” said 53-47. trial, a politically sensitive he supports it. begin this week if Pelosi “We have the votes,” Democratic Rep. Mike In withholding the arti- next step, with many law- “I’m comfortable with sends the articles of McConnell told reporters Thompson of California cles, Pelosi gave Democrats makers vying to be candi- that process,” Romney impeachment to the Sen- about his proposal that about the mood in the an opportunity to ramp up dates. The House said. “And at this stage, I’d ate. would set the rules for a House caucus. pressure on Republicans impeached the president like to hear from John But Pelosi gave little trial and would be modeled McConnell has resisted not to go along with last month on the two Bolton and other witnesses indication Tuesday of her after President Bill Clin- calling new witnesses and McConnell’s proposal. Sen- charges. with the right information, next move. She cut short ton’s impeachment 20 expects the trial to end ate Minority Leader Chuck Just four GOP senators but that process will an impeachment discus- years ago. He said the ques- with the GOP Senate Schumer called would be needed to deny accommodate that.”

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By LEANNE ITALIE lection, while Awkwafina paired slicked back, gathered into low AP Entertainment Writer a dramatic ruffled blouse with ponies or flipped out. Each was NEW YORK (AP) – Charlize her classic black tux. Cynthia unique and further proof that the Theron, Kerry Washington and Erivo’s custom Thom Browne bob will rule in 2020.” Gugu Mbatha-Raw led the fash- tuxedo gown was an unexpected Back to Lopez for just a sec- ion risk-takers at the Golden take on the trend as well. The ond. Globes, while Nicole Kidman, standout by far, however, was “She looked incredible,” said Reese Witherspoon and Cynthia Billy Porter’s stunning white Alex Adam Glassman, creative direc- Erivo topped the lists of many for Vinash tuxedo, which wowed tor for O, The Oprah Magazine more classic looks on one of the with its dramatic feather train,” and special correspondent for biggest red carpets of the awards Bobo added. Extra. “When Jennifer Lopez season. There was lots of pink in hues walked up to us, it was breath- The men generally played it soft to neon. Kirsten Dunst taking. Her hair, her makeup, the safe Sunday night in Beverly brought the romance in blush jewelry, the gown. Everything.” Hills, save Jason Momoa in a vel- lace by Rodarte, having chosen The diamond and emerald vet Tom Ford coat paired with the lace herself. Dakota Fanning necklace around her neck was Valentino pants and a black tank was in tulle Christian Dior in 76.36 carats of Harry Winston top, his long hair flying. dreamy lavender and Tiffany goodness set in 18-karat yellow But one look was in a category Haddish rocked bright pink. gold and platinum. Along with of its own. When it came to icon Statement sleeves were also big, her emerald earrings, the pieces Jennifer Lopez, it was a love-hate from puffy to bejeweled. are worth more than $2.2 mil- battle over her weighty white In beauty, Refinery29.com’s lion, the company said. Valentino Couture gown with its senior beauty editor Lexy Leb- Sarah Kinonen, Allure’s asso- huge bow of gold and green at the sack noted a return to classic ciate digital beauty director, was bodice. tried-and-trues that included the among the fans of her hair, which There were a few trends, too, bob and red lips. was pulled back into a high bun including lingerie-as-outerwear “Stars like Kerry Washington, of braids. that was all over the spring 2020 Priyanka Chopra and Awkwafina “When was the last time you runways, said Marielle Bobo, made red lips modern by picking saw Jennifer Lopez wear braids? fashion director for Essence. She bright colors that perfectly com- What about a bun with braids? and others also noted the plemented their complexions,” Yeah, I’m drawing blanks, too. revamped tuxedo-inspired run- she said. “Reese Witherspoon, That’s why this structural hair Associated Press way trend. Zoey Deutch, Tiffany Haddish, style by Chris Appleton is so LUCY BOYNTON arrives at the 77th annual Golden Globe Awards “Kerry Washington showed newcomer Ana de Armas and iconic. I can’t wait to see what at the Beverly Hilton Hotel on Sunday, in Beverly Hills, Calif. skin in a black shirtless Altuzarra many more opted to wear bobs in J.Lo and her team have in store look from the brand’s pre-fall col- a variety of styles, whether for the rest of the award show exciting steps with his red carpet phy’s generous shawl collar,” season.” looks and he hasn’t disappointed Tashjian said. “And Quentin Theron wowed in a neon yet,” Boskovich said. Tarantino’s short satin notch green and black Dior Haute cou- Kinonen had her eyes on lapels were almost Johnny Cash- ture silk gown. Porter’s skin. worthy.” “I love that the gown was dar- “While all eyes were on Billy Kidman’s Atelier Versace was ing with its sheer bustier cutout,” Porter’s custom white feather among the top dresss in reds. So said Bobo. ensemble, which took a cool was Helen Mirren’s deep red Dior Mbatha-Raw’s Gucci sequin three months to create, the team with a royal neckline and nail dress in slick chartreuse was and I were more interested in the color to match. equal parts elegant and edgy, she `Pose’ star’s luminous skin. Like, Scarlett Johansson wore a cus- said. if I had makeup artist Anna Bern- tom strapless plunging V-neck “Sequins on the red carpet can abe’s number on speed dial, I’d gown in crimson with a hand- be so cliche, but this modern sil- text her right now and get the draped bow and train by Vera houette with its plunging neck- name of the highlighter she used Wang Collection. line and tuxedo-inspired waist on Porter’s cheekbones then Zoe Kravitz brought a pop of detail was modern yet effortlessly order one for everyone at playful in dots courtesy of Saint chic,” Bobo added. Allure.” Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello, Blanchett was resplendent in Style writer Rachel Tashjian of and Lucy Boynton brought it in Mary Katrantzou yellow with GQ had a few best-dressed men, silver from Louis Vuitton. yards of pleats from shoulder to including Andrew Scott, the “hot Gabrielle Korn, director of hem and a unique jeweled bra priest” of “Fleabag.” She said he fashion and culture for Refin- bodice. mixed creams and whites in his ery29.com, was a huge fan of As for Porter, the deputy edi- formalwear “like a true messen- women inspired by menswear. tor of Esquire, Ben Boskovich, ger of God!” “Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s said his conversation over gender And her top trend for the tweedy Ralph & Russo suit made and fashion will carry on in guys? me gasp,” she said. “I also loved 2020. His Golden Globes look “Quirky lapels. Kyle Chandler’s that Awkwafina rolled up in a Associated Press was a cream tuxedo with a long ‘90s classic tux bad boys. Bong tuxedo inspired skirt suit. Could NBC SHOWS presenters Paul Rudd, left, and Jennifer Lopez feather train that unzipped for Joon Ho’s subtle double lapels. she be any cooler?” appear at the 77th Annual Golden Globe Awards at the Beverly sitting. Ramy Youssef’s eggplant-and- You also had her at structured Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, Calif., on Sunday. “Porter continues to take bold, black pieced lapels. Eddie Mur- sleeves. 2020 box office starts off with Entertainment briefs Arson charges 1955, was modeled after consolidated in London’s Globe Theatre, Shakespeare which famously burned in ‘Star Wars’ still on top of charts theater fire 1613. Actors such as By JAKE COYLE long as you don’t count audiences. “The Grudge” et sales were up 7.2% from BRIDGEPORT, Conn. Katharine Hepburn, AP Film Writer last year’s “Lion King” scored just 18% on Rotten the same weekend last (AP) – Prosecutors have Christopher Plummer and NEW YORK (AP) – The ($1.66 billion). Disney Tomatoes and engendered year, according to data firm consolidated arson charges James Earl Jones graced its box office in 2020 started considers that remake live- a rarely seen F CinemaS- Comscore. against three teens charged stage before it closed in off where last year left off: action even though it was core from moviegoers. Estimated ticket sales in a string of fires, includ- 2005. with “Star Wars: Rise of largely computer generat- Ahead of Sunday for Friday through Sunday ing one that destroyed the Skywalker” still on top. ed. evening’s Golden Globes, a at U.S. and Canadian the- American Shakespeare NY governor After a historic year, Holiday holdovers handful of contenders aters, according to Com- Theatre in Stratford. proposes expansion the Walt Disney Co. stayed strong, led by a pair added momentum. score. Where available, the Judge Joan Alexander of alcohol rules at opened the new year of Sony Pictures releases. Rian Johnson’s “Knives latest international num- said Friday that she hopes theaters approaching one mile- “Jumanji: The Next Out” held better than any bers for Friday through there will be a plea offer to stone and surpassing Level” added $26.5 million other film in the top 10, Sunday are also included. consider when 18-year-olds ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) – another. With $33.7 mil- in its fourth week, bringing dropping just 9% and 1. “Star Wars: Rise of Christopher Sakowicz and New York’s governor wants lion over its third weekend its domestic total to $236 grossing $9 million in its Skywalker,” $33.7 million Vincent Keller and 17-year- to make it easier for movie in U.S. and Canada the- million and its global gross sixth weekend. Its global ($50.5 million internation- old Logan Caraballo, of theaters to serve beer, wine aters according to studio past $600 million. tally stands at $247.5 mil- al). Stratford, return to Bridge- and other alcoholic drinks. estimates Sunday, “Rise of Greta Gerwig’s “Little lion. 2. “Jumanji: The Next port Superior Court on Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Skywalker” ($918.8 mil- Women,” meanwhile, is Sam Mendes’ war film Level,” $26.5 million Feb. 13. Friday proposed making a lion) is closing in on $1 becoming an outright hit. “1917” is poised for its ($42.4 million internation- All the cases have been change to the state’s Alco- billion worldwide. While it The Louisa May Alcott national expansion next al). consolidated so they can holic Beverage Control law. appears unlikely to match adaptation has been the week after a second week- 3. “Little Women,” be prosecuted in the The change would make it the hauls of the trilogy’s top adult-oriented choice end of packed theaters in $13.6 million ($9.5 million Bridgeport court. easier to allow beer and previous entries, “Rise of through the busy holiday limited release. It took in international). The teens are charged wine sales at movie the- Skywalker” will mark a season. With $13.6 million $590,000 at 11 theaters, 4. “The Grudge,” $11.3 with setting six fires in aters, along with the sale of record seventh $1 billion in its second weekend and good for an impressive per- million ($5.8 million inter- Stratford, Southbury, West cider, mead and spirits, 2019 release for Disney. strong business overseas, theater average of national). Haven and Milford between according to his office. One of those other six “Little Women” has $53,100. 5. “Frozen 2,” $11.3 mil- January and March of last Movie theaters under blockbusters, “Frozen 2,” grossed $80 million world- And though it was over- lion ($42.4 million interna- year, beginning with the current law can only sell on Sunday reached $1.33 wide in two weeks. It was looked by the Globes, the tional). theater fire on Jan. 13. alcohol if they have full billion, making it the high- made for a modest $40 mil- Safdie brothers’ “Uncut 6. “Spies in Disguise,” Police said the teens kitchens and tables inside est grossing film ever lion. Gems,” starring Adam San- $10.1 million ($15.8 mil- admitted on SnapChat that screening rooms, accord- directed by a woman in The week’s only new dler, is becoming one of lion international). they set that fire and post- ing to Cuomo’s office. worldwide ticket sales. Jen- release also came from A24’s biggest box-office 7. “Knives Out,” $9 mil- ed an incriminating video His office says the nifer Lee, who co-directed Sony. “The Grudge,” a hor- successes. It grossed $7.8 lion ($8.8 million interna- that was circulated around change would give craft both “Frozen” films with ror reboot of the 2004 million in its fourth and tional). Bunnell High School where producers more retail out- Chris Buck and who now remake produced by Sam widest weekend of release, 8. “Uncut Gems,” $7.8 both Sakowicz and Keller lets and provide more rev- runs Disney Animation, Raimi, opened with $11.3 bringing its domestic over- million. were seniors at the time. enue for theaters. surpasses her own record million. That was a fair all total to $36.8 million. 9. “Bombshell,” $4.1 Police said the teens Under the proposal, from the first “Frozen” total for a movie that cost After a box office year million. later rode their bikes back adults with tickets to a ($1.28 billion). “Frozen 2” $10 million to make and that was down 4% from 10. “Cats,” $2.6 million to the area to watch the movie rated PG-13 or high- also charts as the highest received some withering 2018, Hollywood began ($4.3 million internation- theater burn. er would be able to buy one grossing animated film, so reaction from critics and 2020 on the upswing. Tick- al). The theater, built in drink at a time. l 8 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 2020 AREA / NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Obituaries ‘Prozac Nation’ author Elizabeth Wurtzel dies at age 52 Shawn R. Truax NEW YORK (AP) – Eliz- KENOSHA, Wis. – On Jan. 1, 2020, Depetro, Liam abeth Wurtzel, whose Shawn R. Truax, 45, passed away after Depetro and Zachery blunt and painful confes- a long battle with cancer. Depetro. sions of her struggles with Shawn was born July 6, 1974, in He was a respected addiction and depression Kenosha, Wis. brother to Mark in the best-selling “Prozac He attended Bain Elementary, (Donna) Truax and Nation” made her a voice Bullen Middle School and Bradford Clint (Stephanie) and a target for an anxious Hugh school where he graduated in Truax. generation, died Tuesday at age 52. 1992. Shawn was a skilled roofer all Shawn was a Wurtzel’s husband, Jim his life. devoted uncle to Hay- Shawn R. Freed, told The Associated Shawn loved the Green Bay Packers, Truax ley Truax, and a Press that she died at a fishing, hunting, snowmobiling and 1974 — 2019 beloved nephew and Manhattan hospital after a had a huge love for the Northwoods. cousin to several long battle with cancer. Shawn hiked and camped his favorite aunts, uncles and cousins. Shawn was “Prozac Nation” was spot, the Porcupine Mountains, every a beloved son to Ronald Truax and published in 1994 when chance he got. reunited at death with his loving Wurtzel was in her mid- Shawn was friends with everyone mother, Linda Truax. 20s and set off a debate he met, he was a kind, loving man, and Shawn was also a caring and dedi- that lasted for much of her would help anyone he could. He had a cated husband to Robin Wilson Truax. life. Critics praised her for her candor and accused passion for life, helping, healing and “I love you to the moon and back.” her of self-pity and self- was a great cannabis advocate, grower Shawn will forever be in our hearts, indulgence, vices she fully and caregiver. and his energy will be with us every- acknowledged. Wurtzel Most of all, Shawn loved his family. where, all the time. He is greatly wrote of growing up in a He was a loving father, along with missed but wanted everyone to “Just home torn by divorce, of Mandy (Johnson) Truax to Kaylynn smile when you hear his name and cutting herself when she (Craig) Collins, Natalee Truax and remember the good times. Be kind and was in her early teens, and Logan Truax, and special father to keep going!” of spending her adoles- Alexyss Fanke. He was a supportive A special memorial benefit will take cence in a storm of tears, Associated Press drugs, bad love affairs and THIS UNDATED photo provided by Penguin Random stepfather to Danyel (Lucky) Depetro place Friday, Jan. 10, at the Krash Inn, House shows the book cover of Elizabeth Wurtzel’s and Aaron Erickson. He was a caring Hurley, Wis. All welcome. Come cele- family fights. “I don’t mean to sound memoir, “Prozac Nation.” Wurtzel, whose blunt and grandpa to Jayce Collins, Jayda brate the love and life of Shawn like a spoiled brat,” she painful confessions of her struggles with addiction Collins, Raelynn Fanke, Brookyln Truax. wrote. “I know that into and depression in the best-selling “Prozac Nation” every sunny life a little rain made her a voice and a target for an anxious genera- Miriam Koskela must fall and all that, but tion, died Tuesday at age 52. in my case the crisis-level MESA, Ariz. – Miriam Koskela died and her siblings and hysteria is an all-too-recur- would credit her with help- included “Bitch: In Praise at the age of 91 on Dec. 17, 2019, in their spouses: sister, ring theme.” ing them face their own of Difficult Women” and Mesa, Ariz. Ruth (Carl) Hen- Wurtzel became a troubles. News of her death “More, Now, Again: A Miriam was born in 1928 and drickson; and broth- celebrity, a symbol and, for Tuesday was met with Memoir of Addiction.” Her raised in South Carey, Wis. She attend- ers, John (Jean) Hem- some, a punchline. expressions of grief and essays were published in ed elementary school in South Carey, ming, Eugene (Eve- Newsweek called her ‘’the gratitude. The writer Anne The New York Times, New and Hurley High School in Hurley, lyn) Hemming and famously depressed Eliza- Theriault tweeted: “It’s York magazine and other hard for me to even articu- publications. Wis., graduating in 1945. After high Waldo (Martha) beth Wurtzel.’’ She was widely ridiculed after a late how important Prozac In a 2015 piece for the school she moved to Chicago, seeking Hemming. Surviving 2002 interview with the Nation was to me at a cer- Times, she described her employment in the big city. are son, Rick (Meg) The Toronto Globe and tain point in my life.” initial success in fighting In Chicago, she met Bill Koskela Miriam Koskela; daughter, Koskela Mail in which she spoke Author Sady Doyle lament- her cancer diagnosis. and they were married in 1946. They 1928 — 2019 Sandy (Joe) Schultz; dismissively of the Sept. 11 ed that Wurtzel was regard- “I live in an age of mira- lived and worked in Chicago for the stepdaughter, Helen terrorist attacks from the ed as a “Sad Example Of cles and wonders, when next 24 years, having two children (Dave) Marcis of North Carolina; two year before. Something – female mem- they cure cancer with early on in their marriage. Miriam was grandchildren, two stepgrandchildren, ‘’I just felt, like, every- oir-writers, women who got viruses. If I ever meet can- employed in the offices of several nieces, nephews and cousins. one was overreacting. Peo- famous for being them- cer again, I will figure it Chicago firms, and also owned and Miriam enjoyed Scrabble, trivia, ple were going on about it. selves, young women gen- out. You see, I am very Jew- operated a small business with Bill. In crosswords, playing cards with friends That part really annoyed erally.” ish, which is to say ... I am “And to see her gone so undefeated by the worst,” 1970, they moved to Ironwood, Mich., and corresponding via email. She me,” she said, remarks that she later said were misrep- young is a harsh reminder she wrote. “But I would where she was employed by J.C. Pen- liked to sing and was a former member resented. of how cruel that was,” have preferred to skip this. ney and Bill repaired televisions and of the National Finnish American Fes- But many readers Doyle tweeted. That would have been radios. In 1980, they retired to live on tival Chorus in Kimball, Wis. She was embraced her story and Wurtzel’s other books much better.” the Koskela homestead in Tripoli, also a member of the Tri-County Wis.; and in 2003 moved to Toma- Neighbors Club in Tripoli and the hawk, Wis. Soon after Bill’s death in Sassy Classy Red Hat Ladies in Toma- 2004, Miriam moved to Arizona to be hawk. HARVEY closer to her two children. A private family memorial service is WEINSTEIN She was preceded in death by her planned. She will be laid to rest at arrives to parents, Gust and Aliina Hemming; Queen of Heaven Cemetery in Mesa. court for the start of jury Ray A. Cox selection in his sexual WOODRUFF, Wis. – Ray A. Cox, Ray is survived assault trial 90, of Mercer passed away on Jan. 4, by his wife, Ellen; Tuesday in 2020, in Woodruff. daughters, Beth New York.

Ray was born on April 8, 1929, in (David) King of Ash- Associated Press Hurley, son of Harry and Hilma land, Diane Leino of (Maki) Cox. He attended Hurley Veteran Ashland and Lynne schools and graduated from Hurley (Rick) Allen of Big High School. Lake, Minn.; grandchildren, Barbara He joined the U.S. Navy and served (Frank) Gordon, Jessica (Andy) Peter- Jury selection in Weinstein case could prove to be drawn-out for four years during the Korean War. son, Paul (Alyssa) Santama, Sandra NEW YORK (AP) – On there was anyone who hotel room in 2013 and Ray moved to the Milwaukee area (Eric) Anderson, Kristine Meide, Der- Sunday, Harvey Weinstein could not be impartial and forcibly performing a sex after his honorable discharge from the rek King and Carrie Santama; 10 great- was a punchline at the about 40 hands went up. act on another in 2006, navy and worked at the Square D grandchildren; sisters, Irene Hosking Golden Globes. On Mon- Weinstein’s lawyers and could get life in prison Company. He also was a part-time of Owosso, Mich. and Mary Ann (Leo) day, he was hit with new unsuccessfully tried to if convicted. In the Los deputy in Ozaukee County. He then Sabec of Mercer; brother-in-law, Rus- sex-crimes charges in Los delay jury selection in light Angeles case, which will be moved to Mercer in 1968, where he sell Kopitzke; sister-in-law, Carol Angeles. And on Tuesday, of the new case filed in Los tried later, he is accused of owned and operated Ray and Ellen’s Kopitzke of Milwaukee; and many he and his lawyers walked Angeles, asking for a “cool- sexually assaulting two Café until 1971. He then built a restau- nieces and nephews. into court in New York to ing-off period” to allow the women on back-to-back rant the Cedar Café, in Washburn, Funeral services will be held on Sat- begin picking the jury that publicity to subside. nights in 2013. retiring in 1975. urday, Jan. 11, at 11 a.m. at Faith will decide the fate of the “For a prosecutor, this is The former studio boss man widely seen as the Christmas morning – the behind such Oscar winners He was a member of Faith Lutheran Lutheran Church in Mercer, with the biggest monster of the morning of jury selection as “Pulp Fiction” and Church in Mercer and the DAV in Rev. Paul Devantier officiating, preced- #MeToo movement. to have him smeared every- “Shakespeare in Love” has Grafton. He loved the outdoors and ed by a visitation from 10 a.m. until Selecting the jury for where,” Weinstein lawyer said any sexual activity was was a great fisherman and hunter. the time of the service. the Hollywood mogul’s Arthur Aidala said. consensual. Ray married Ellen Kopitzke on Oct. Interment will be in the Mercer rape and sexual assault But Judge James Burke Jury selection is expect- 22, 1955, at St. Mathew’s Lutheran Cemetery in the spring. trial is likely to be a expressed confidence that ed to stretch on for at least Church in Milwaukee. They enjoyed McKevitt-Patrick Funeral Home, painstaking, weekslong the jurors would know that two weeks, far longer than 64 years together. She survives. Ironwood, is assisting the family. For process, made complicated defendants are presumed for a non-celebrity trial, He was preceded in death by his more information or to express online by the high stakes, heavy innocent until proven with lawyers delving into parents; daughter, Pamela Meide; and condolences, visit mckevittpatrickfu- publicity and public revul- guilty, and he pressed on. each potential juror’s brothers, Don and Ken Cox. neralhome.com. sion toward him. The 67-year-old Wein- knowledge and opinions In fact, one-third of the stein, who shuffled into about the case. Opening first 120 prospective jurors court on a walker after statements shouldn’t be For reprints or lamination services, summoned for the case recent back surgery, is expected before the Martin contact the Daily Globe at 906-932-2211 were promptly sent home charged in New York with Luther King Jr. holiday on

after the judge asked if raping one woman in a Jan. 20, the judge said. Official quits amid charges he paid women to give up babies 2012 Ski Doo GSX 1200CC PHOENIX (AP) – An ago. The county’s govern- U.S. for adoption purposes human smuggling in Utah 4 stroke, E-start, reverse, high windshield, elected official in metro ing board voted in late since 2003. and Arkansas and defraud- mirrors, rear storage bag, hand and Phoenix resigned Tuesday, December to start the pro- In a statement released ing Arizona’s Medicaid sys- thumb warmers, studded track. months after being charged cess of removing Petersen, by his attorneys, Petersen tem by $800,000 by sub- $ Exceptionally Clean! SAVE! with running a human who also works as an adop- proclaimed his innocence mitting false applications 5,599 smuggling operation that tion attorney. and said he never neglect- for the women to receive paid pregnant women from He is accused of illegally ed his duties as assessor, state-funded health coverage. the Marshall Islands to give paying women from the responsible for determin- Authorities say the up their babies in the U.S. Pacific island nation to ing the property values in women who went to Utah The resignation of Mari- come to the United States the county. The Republican to give birth received little copa County Assessor Paul to give up their babies in at said county officials and or no prenatal care. They Petersen came after leaders least 70 adoption cases in news organizations pre- also said Petersen and his in the one of the nation’s Arizona, Utah and sumed he was guilty. associates took passports most populous counties Arkansas over three years. “My focus now turns to from the pregnant women suspended and pressured Citizens of the Marshall defending the allegations while they were in the U.S. him to resign after his Islands have been prohibit- against me,” Petersen said. to assert more control over Cloverland300 E. Cloverland Dr., (U.S. 2) • Ironwood,Motors MI 49938 arrest nearly three months ed from traveling to the He is charged with them. 906-932-1202 www.cloverlandmotorsports.com l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 2020 9 Northstars run past Red Devils Hurley wins fifth straight game

By JASON JUNO second half. [email protected] Hurley forced 15 Iron- IRONWOOD – Iron- wood turnovers in the first wood hadn’t played a game half. in 18 days. This year’s “We were defending the Hurley team isn’t the one passing lanes really nice you want to be getting your and getting layups because legs back against. of it,” Kivisto said. “All our The Northstars scored scoring came from our 25 straight points, mostly defense, which is nice to by forcing turnovers and see because sometimes we getting easy baskets, in the don’t like to play defense. first half to break the game Tonight we were in the open and go on to win 66- passing lanes. We were in 33 Tuesday night. their faces with their shots This was Hurley’s to start out.” fourth game since Thurs- The Red Devils were 3 day. of 20 from the field in the “I tell you, that had a lot first half as Hurley held to do with it,” Hurley Ironwood’s leading scorer coach Jim Kivisto said. “I McKenzie Boyd to just four think they were really points in the half. rusty, their legs weren’t “Kylee Hewitt did a where they should be. We heck of a job on McKenzie took advantage of it and Boyd in the first half,” we ran. Even though we Kivisto said. “She was in had three in a row, we had her face the whole time.” games. I think we were a It was the fifth straight little bit more ready to go. win for Hurley and none of That played a part in it. them have been close “But my girls came to games. Hurley was on play tonight, they played guard entering their rival’s hard, they ran the floor gym Tuesday night. and we took it to them.” “We held our compo- Ironwood stayed in the sure, got the lead and game early as a Caitlin opened it up,” Kivisto said. Mylly 3 pulled the Red “And pretty much the Devils within one, 10-9. game was over at halftime. But it was all Hurley from That’s a credit to my girls there for the rest of the being ready to play.” half. Hewitt and Hailey “Give Hurley credit, Edyvean scored 17 points they’re a good team,” Iron- to lead Hurley. Melissa wood coach Angela Ruot- DiGiorgio had 12. sala said. “We didn’t come “Kylee Hewitt played a out to perform today. They hell of a game offensively had three games up on us, and defensively,” Kivisto but there’s no excuses. I said. “When she plays told them we’re going to strong like that and goes to leave this one behind us, the basket hard, good come out on Friday with a things happen for her. Hai- fresh start and get our sea- ley Edyvean has really son going from there.” come on in the last three With the game still or four games. Her being close, the Northstars the only junior starter, we scored four points in one need that.” trip down the court. Melis- Boyd scored 10 to lead sa DiGiorgio scored Ironwood. despite being fouled and Hurley (8-1, 6-0) hosts Hurley got the offensive Mellen Friday night. Both rebound on the missed teams are unbeaten in the free throw. Kylee Hewitt Indianhead Conference. converted to make it 15-9. Ironwood (3-3, 1-3) goes to DiGiorgio then Hailey Bayfield Friday night. Edyvean then DiGiorgio Hurley – Courtney Corullo again all got steals and 7, Hailey Edyvean 17, Kylee turned them into layups Hewitt 17, Olivia France 6, Aly on the other end. It was Kukowski 1, Nicole DiGiorgio 26-9 Hurley. 4, Melissa DiGiorgio 12, Darian Bender 1, Sami Leoni 1. FTs: 17- After two free throws, it 33. Fouls: 19. Fouled out: was Olivia France and None. 3-pointers: Courtney Courtney Corullo this Corullo 1. time to make it 32-9. Ironwood – Caitlin Mylly 9, Corullo capped the run Savannah Hannu 2, McKenzie with a 3 to make it 35-9 Boyd 10, Laney Osterholm 2, Hurley. McKenzie Boyd Alaya Ruotsala 4, Anna Buerger finally stopped the run 6. FTs: 7-19. Fouls: 22. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Mylly 2, with a free throw with 2:44 Jason Juno/Daily Globe left in the half. It ended up Boyd 2. Hurley 36 66 IRONWOOD’S CAITLIN Mylly, left, goes to the hoop as Hurley’s Aly Kukowski defends Tuesday night at John Krz- being 36-10 going into the Ironwood 10 33 narich Gym in Ironwood. Girls roundup: Mercer, Ontonagon, E-TC win Boys roundup: Mercer,

FTs: 10-26. Fouls: 16. Fouled out: Knipp. 3-pointers: A. Barton 2, Watersmeet lose MERCER, Wis. – Mercer came Torkelson 1. BESSEMER – No. 2 Ewen-Trout back from an eight-point halftime Butternut 28 45 Creek won its sixth straight game 68- Mercer lost a tough one 56-55 at Goodman-Pembine deficit to beat Butternut 49-45 in an Mercer 20 49 19 over Bessemer Tuesday night in a Tuesday night in a non-conference game. Indianhead Conference game Tues- – – – Copper Mountain Conference con- Mercer trailed 23-8 in the first half and 27-17 at the day night. CHASSELL – Ontonagon won a test. half, but they played much better later in the game. The Tigers started with a box-and- non-conference game 43-36 at Chas- Abbie LeGault led the Panthers “We played 21 fantastic minutes of basketball finally,” one on Butternut’s top scorer, Gwen sell Tuesday night. with 18 points, Elise Besonen scored Mercer coach Adam Miller said. McCorison, and transitioned to a The Gladiators led for the whole 14 and Paige Berglund had 10. Boone Larison, who led G-P with 20 points, hit a 3 man-to-man as Butternut had other game after initially falling behind 2-0. “Basketball is not about plays. with 2 seconds to go to win it for Goodman-Pembine. scoring options. Ava Barton and Ella “Hard-fought game,” Ontonagon There is no magic formula, no magic Jacob Schmidt led the shorthanded Tigers with 21 Torkelson still held her scoreless in coach Tim Routheaux said. “Chassell play,” Bessemer coach Joy Smith said. points and Kobe Hiller had 14. Devin Losh played well the second half as Mercer came back. has a lot of size, strength and experi- “Consistency in practice, fundamen- on the glass for the Tigers, Miller said. Barton led Mercer with 13 points, ence over us. We came to play and tals for offense, principles of man-to- Mercer (2-6) hosts Butternut Thursday. didn’t back down.” Mercer — Baylie Huybrecht 8, Joe Laudolff 3, Devin Losh 7, Jacob Schmidt 21, Kobe Hiller 14, Ryan Zoe Botes scored 12 and Torkelson man defense, rebounding and desire Losh 2. FTs: 3-13. Fouls: 13. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Schmidt 4, Huybrecht 2, Laudolff 1, Hiller 1. had 11. Teddy Menigoz led Ontonagon – that’s what the game is and that’s G-P — Jacob Kessel 7, Josh Wallschlaeger 4, Austin Sheets 8, Ryan Erickson 5, Landon Kalkoten 6, with 14 points and Ella Menigoz Boone Larison 20, Owen Wysacki 6. FTs: 6-12. Fouls: 12. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Wysacki 6, Lar- “It was really a team effort,” Mer- what we are going to continue to do.” ison 4, Sheets 2, Erickson 1, Kessel 1. cer coach Vic Saeger said. scored 10. E-TC (6-1, 5-0) goes to No. 5 L’Anse Mercer 17 55 G-P 27 56 KD Knipp and Sam Barton also Paige Sleeman scored 17 points to Thursday. Bessemer (0-6, 0-3) hosts – – – played great defense, he said. lead Chassell. Chassell Friday. Ontonagon (6-1, 4-1) goes to Jef- E-TC — Paige Berglund 10, Ashlei LaPlant 2, Samantha Goll 2, WATERSMEET – Watersmeet lost 73-63 in a Copper Mercer (4-3, 3-2) goes to Drum- Abbie LeGault 18, Brianna Schutz 10, Kate Borseth 6, Elise Besonen fers Friday. 14, Marissa Polkky 6. FTs: 5-6. Fouls: 7. Fouled out: None. 3-point- Mountain Conference game against L’Anse Tuesday mond Friday night. Ontonagon — Teddy Menigoz 14, Ella Menigoz 10, Lilly McIntyre Butternut — Cassy Bortz 3, Emma Herbst 18, Olivia Lawver 5, ers: Berglund 1. night. 2, Kiira Kolpack 4, Makennah Uotila 9, Nicole Lukkari 4. FTs: 13-22. Gwen McCorison 4, Grace Wegner 13, Riannon Kolar 2. FTs: 5-19. Bessemer — Natalie Stone 2, Isabelle Novascone 4, Hannah 3-pointers: T. Menigoz 1, E. Menigoz 1. Fouls: 19. Fouled out: Herbst, Lawver, McCorison. 3-pointers: Herb- Janczak 4, Kailyn Fingeroos 5, Naomi Aili 3, Maggie Matonich 1. FTs: The Purple Hornets maintained their lead in the Ontonagon 13 25 36 43 st 2. 3-8. Fouls: 9. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Fingeroos 1, Aili 1. Chassell 11 18 30 36 fourth quarter by making 13 free throws. Mercer — Sam Barton 2, KD Knipp 7, Ella Torkelson 11, Jessica E-TC 26 41 58 68 “We played hard, both teams played hard,” Klopatek 2, Ava Barton 13, Zoe Botes 12, Aubrey Schoeneman 2. – – – Bessemer 26919 Watersmeet coach George Peterson III said. “We just missed too many pups. But when you make that many Lions assistants Fraley, Yates to coach offensive line free throws in the fourth quarter, it’s hard to beat them. ALLEN PARK, Mich. (AP) – The Detroit Lions on Tuesday promoted assistant coaches Hank Fraley and Billy Yates to lead their offensive We have to get better at that.” line. Fraley had been Detroit's assistant offensive line coach the previous two seasons. Yates was on Matt Patricia's coaching staff the last two Howard Caron led the Nimrods with 26 points, years. Patricia fired six members of his staff shortly after finishing his second season with a 3-12-1 record. He later announced defensive coor- Mitchell McGeshick scored 20 and Julius Barajas had 10. dinator Paul Pasqualoni was leaving the team to be closer to his family in Connecticut, and offensive line coach Jeff Davidson was taking an Watersmeet (1-2, 0-2) hosts Ontonagon Thursday. L’Anse 24 38 54 73 indefinite leave. Watersmeet 17 35 47 63 l 10 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 2020 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard Cardinals lose at Jeffers By EDDIE O'NEILL 64 WLPct GB N.Y. Islanders 4, New Jersey 3, The Jets led 26-16 at the midway point. Local Schedule Wednesday, Jan. 8 New Richmond 65, Saint Croix Boston 25 9 .735 — OT Daily Mining Gazette (Houghton) However things did not improve for the College Basketball Central 30 Toronto 24 13 .649 2½ Tampa Bay 9, Vancouver 2 Finlandia at GCC, men, 7 Niagara 51, Lena 39 Philadelphia 24 14 .632 3 Washington 6, Ottawa 1 PAINSEDALE - What a difference a Cardinals in the third and fourth quarters. Thursday, Jan. 9 Notre Dame 67, Pulaski 42 Brooklyn 16 20 .444 10 Detroit 4, Montreal 3 month makes. "They (Jeffers) were a step quicker to Boys Basketball Onalaska 75, Eau Claire Memori- New York 10 26 .278 16 N.Y. Rangers 5, Colorado 3 Hurley at Ironwood, 7:15 al 31 Southeast Division Boston 6, Nashville 2 In mid-December, the Jeffers Jets girls the ball throughout the game," Tweiten Butternut at Mercer, 7:15 Oshkosh West 61, Fond du Lac W L Pct GB St. Louis 3, San Jose 2 Ontonagon at Watersmeet, 6:20 44 Miami 26 10 .722 — Calgary 2, Chicago 1 basketball team was raw. They were all said. Girls Basketball Palmyra-Eagle 64, Williams Bay Orlando 17 20 .459 9½ Columbus at Anaheim over the place rushing into shots. That Rebounding also helped the Jets. Jeffers E-TC at L’Anse, 7 EST 58 Charlotte 15 24 .385 12½ Pittsburgh at Vegas Friday, Jan. 10 Pardeeville 65, Rio 58 Washington 12 24 .333 14 Wednesday's Games style of play has drastically changed. crashed the boards both on offense and Boys Basketball Pewaukee 85, New Berlin Eisen- Atlanta 8 29 .216 18½ Washington at Philadelphia, 7:30 On Tuesday night, it was a very differ- defense. On offense it afforded them sec- Hurley at South Shore, 7:15 hower 78, 2OT Central Division p.m. Girls Basketball Pius XI Catholic 67, Milwaukee WLPct GB Winnipeg at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. ent Jeffers Jet girls squad. It was a team ond and third chances to score, which Mellen at Hurley, 7:15 Lutheran 31 Milwaukee 32 6 .842 — Dallas at Los Angeles, 10 p.m. that was in control of its offense. It was a they did. Ironwood at Bayfield, 7:15 Port Edwards 78, Tri-County 23 Indiana 23 14 .622 8½ Thursday's Games Chassell at Bessemer, 6:30 Racine St. Catherine's 60, West- Detroit 14 24 .368 18 Winnipeg at Boston, 7 p.m. team with a plan and a victory as they On defense, it allowed them quick tran- Ontonagon at Jeffers, 7:20 EST osha Central 34 Chicago 13 24 .351 18½ Vancouver at Florida, 7 p.m. Baraga at Watersmeet, 6:20 Regis 69, Fall Creek 62 Cleveland 10 27 .270 21½ Edmonton at Montreal, 7 p.m. defeated the Wakefield-Marenisco Cardi- sitions and to run a somewhat successful Mercer at Drummond, 7:15 River Valley 65, Dodgeville 62 WESTERN CONFERENCE New Jersey at N.Y. Rangers, 7 nals 50-26. fast break. Wakefield-Marenisco at Dollar Seneca 49, North Crawford 23 Southwest Division p.m. Bay, 5:30 Sevastopol 87, Algoma 59 W L Pct GB Arizona at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. "Controlling the ball is something that "I was pleased with our transitions," Saturday, Jan. 11 Seymour 91, Xavier 82 Houston 24 11 .686 — Buffalo at St. Louis, 8 p.m. we have been working on," Jets head coach Saltarelli said. "We were able to push the College Basketball Sheboygan Christian 48, Green Dallas 23 13 .639 1½ Nashville at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Lake County at GCC, men, 3 Bay N.E.W. Lutheran 45 San Antonio 15 20 .429 9 Minnesota at Calgary, 9 p.m. Addie Saltarelli said. We've become much ball up the court." GCC at Highland, women, 6 Sheboygan South 69, Green Bay Memphis 16 22 .421 9½ Dallas at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Southwest 68 New Orleans 12 25 .324 13 Los Angeles at Vegas, 10 p.m. better at reading the defense and moving Miranda Heinonen led the Jets with 15 Shell Lake 73, Frederic 53 Northwest Division Columbus at San Jose, 10:30 U.P.Tuesday Girls the ball in if we need to or pushing the ball points. Brenna Hill and Dayna Johnson Bark River-Harris 46, Manistique Shorewood 97, South Milwaukee WLPct GB p.m. Denver 25 11 .694 — out to shoot." both followed with 10. Carlee Yon led 30 75 Friday's Games Utah 24 12 .667 1 Carney-Nadeau 73, Norway 39 Somerset 78, Rice Lake 64 Arizona at Carolina, 7:30 p.m. The Jets (4-2) shot of chose on the night Wakefield-Marenisco with 10 points. Oklahoma City 21 16 .568 4½ Menominee 68, North Central 54 Spencer 58, Loyal 43 Ottawa at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Portland 16 22 .421 10 Forest Park 69, Superior Central Spring Valley 42, Clear Lake 40 Pittsburgh at Colorado, 9 p.m. was the layup. In fact, they started the "I feel that we are getting better," Tweit- Stockbridge 61, Central Wiscon- Minnesota 14 22 .389 11 22 Detroit 4, Montreal 3 game with two to pull out to a 4-0 lead. A en said. "Every game is a step forward for Big Bay de Noc 58, Hannahville sin Christian 46 Pacific Division Montreal 111—3 14 Stratford 78, Owen-Withee 34 WLPct GB Detroit 013—4 couple of fast breaks later and the Jets had us. They are learning the offense and get- L.A. Lakers 29 7 .806 — Gwinn 63, Munising 19 Thorp 59, Stanley-Boyd 44 First Period_1, Montreal, Lehko- L.A. Clippers 26 12 .684 4 an 11- 4 lead. ting the shots. They just aren't dropping. Kingsford 44, West Iron County Thorp 62, Cadott 45 nen 10, 12:48 (sh). Sacramento 15 23 .395 15 42 (OT) Tomah 75, Portage 44 Penalties_Weise, Mon (Interfer- The Cardinals (2-5) struggled to make Shooting is what we will be working on Phoenix 14 23 .378 15½ Negaunee 47, Ishpeming 23 Turner 69, Clinton 15 ence), 8:29; Cousins, Mon (Cross Golden State 9 29 .237 21 baskets. The girls had the shots but the tomorrow at practice." Baraga 35, Hancock 29 Waukon, Iowa 66, Prairie du Checking), 12:13; Bowey, Det (Trip- Painesdale Jeffers 50, Wakefield- Chien 65 Monday's Games ping), 14:29; Tatar, Mon (Unsports- ball would not find the net much to the The Jets host Ontonagon on Friday, Washington 99, Boston 94 Marenisco 26 Wausau East 81, Rhinelander 54 manlike Conduct), 19:46. Orlando 101, Brooklyn 89 frustration of Wakefield-Marenisco's head Ontonagon 43, Chassell 36 Wauzeka-Steuben 62, Kickapoo Second Period_2, Montreal, while the Cardinals visit Dollar Bay. Indiana 115, Charlotte 104 Wakefield-Marenisco 6 10 6 4 - 26 Ewen-Trout Creek 68, Bessemer 59 Suzuki 8 (Kovalchuk, Domi), 6:31 coach Chris Tweiten. Westfield Area 61, Baraboo 46 Philadelphia 120, Oklahoma City (pp). 3, Detroit, Nielsen 2 (Smith, Jeffers 14 12 18 8 - 52 19 WAKEFIELD-MARENISCO (26): Tarro 2, Ahonen 7, Yon 10, Hewitt 6, Whitnall 82, Brown Deer 67 113 Bowey), 12:22. Penalties_Erne, Det "Our shots just would not fall," he said. Hurley, Wis. 66, Ironwood 33 LaMaide 1. 3-point FG: 3 (Ahonen 1, Yon 2). F: 10. FT: 5-8. Wild Rose 62, Pittsville 36 Denver 123, Atlanta 115 (Roughing), 5:12; Nemeth, Det Sault Ste. Marie 57, Petoskey 25 "We hung with them and I thought we still JEFFERS (52): B. Heinonen 4, Larson 2, Hill 10, L. Heinonen 4, Johnson Winnebago Lutheran Academy Utah 128, New Orleans 126 (Boarding), 6:04; Montreal bench, 10, M. Heinonen 15, Pennala 7. 3-point FG: 4 (Johnson 1, M Heinonen 3). F: 73, North Fond du Lac 36 Dallas 118, Chicago 110 served by Cousins (Faceoff Viola- had a chance to make something of this U.P.Tuesday Boys 11. FT: 4-6. Wisconsin Lutheran 67, Green- San Antonio 126, Milwaukee 104 tion), 10:16. Escanaba 63, Marquette 56 dale 60 Sacramento 111, Golden State Third Period_4, Detroit, Fabbri 11 game at the half." Munising Baptist 57, Hannahville Wisconsin Valley Lutheran 60, 98 (Bertuzzi, Larkin), 0:51. 5, Montreal, 55 Tigerton 48 Tuesday's Games Mete 4 (Suzuki, Kovalchuk), 6:13. 6, L'Anse 73, Watersmeet 63 Wisconsin Valley Lutheran 62, Detroit 115, Cleveland 113 Detroit, Nielsen 3 (Green, Helm), Houghton 68, West Iron County Mountain Top Academy 45 Portland 101, Toronto 99 11:19. 7, Detroit, Zadina 5 (Filppula, 42 Oklahoma City 111, Brooklyn Rose's late shot leads Pistons Erne), 16:08. Penalties_Abdelkader, Florence, Wis. 83, Stephenson 37 Wisconsin Girls 103, OT Det (Interference), 2:23; Nemeth, Boyne City 72, Cedarville 53 Tuesday Adams-Friendship 34, Prince- Memphis 119, Minnesota 112 Det (Slashing), 6:44. St. Ignace 57, Indian River Inland ton/Green Lake 31 Sacramento 114, Phoenix 103 Shots on Goal_Montreal 6-10- Lakes 50 Arcadia 67, Black River Falls 26 New York at L.A. Lakers 10_26. Detroit 12-11-7_30. past Cavaliers 115-113 Brimley 41, Newberry 24 Arrowhead 69, Waukesha North Wednesday's Games Power-play opportunities_Mon- Rudyard 54, Engadine 50 28 Miami at Indiana, 7 p.m. treal 1 of 5; Detroit 0 of 4. Maplewood Baptist 71, Harbor Bangor 58, Royall 47 San Antonio at Boston, 7 p.m. Goalies_Montreal, Lindgren 0-2-0 CLEVELAND (AP) – coach Dwane Casey said. gave the Cavaliers an extra Light Christian 44 Bay Port 71, De Pere 48 Toronto at Charlotte, 7 p.m. (30 shots-26 saves). Detroit, Bernier The Detroit Pistons, tired "He played great." possession when he dove NFL Playoffs Beaver Dam 62, DeForest 40 Washington at Orlando, 7 p.m. 9-12-2 (26-23). All Times EST Berlin 66, Ripon 57 Denver at Dallas, 7:30 p.m. A_17,538 (20,000). T_2:28. and dragging at the end of Cleveland set up for a on the floor for a loose ball Wild-card Playoffs Black Hawk 90, Albany 41 Houston at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Referees_Garrett Rank, Graham a long road trip, had every go-ahead shot after Rose's in the fourth quarter. Saturday, Jan. 4 Bloomer 57, Cumberland 34 Chicago at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Skilliter. Linesmen_Devin Berg, Houston 22, Buffalo 19, OT Bonduel 71, Coleman 34 New York at Utah, 9 p.m. Ryan Gibbons. reason to look past the basket, but Collin Sexton Cleveland lost its fifth Tennessee 20, New England 13 Cambridge 73, Lodi 62 Milwaukee at Golden State, 10 Sunday, Jan. 5 p.m. Cleveland Cavaliers. was called for stepping out straight and was winless Cashton 55, Necedah 54 TransactionsBASEBALL Minnesota 26, New Orleans 20, Clintonville 61, Marinette 46 Thursday's Games OT American League Derrick Rose and Andre of bounds with seven sec- on its four-game homes- Crandon 56, Laona-Wabeno 40 Boston at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Desig- Seattle 17, Philadelphia 9 Elk Mound 51, Saint Croix Cen- Cleveland at Detroit, 7 p.m. nated RHP Eric Hanhold for assign- Drummond wouldn't let onds left. The ruling was tand. Divisional Playoffs tral 40 Portland at Minnesota, 8 p.m. ment. Agreed to terms with INF José Saturday, Jan. 11 that happen. overturned, but Sexton's THAT'S A LOT OF Elkhorn Area 56, Wilmot Union Houston at Oklahoma City, 9:30 Iglesias on a one-year contract. Minnesota at San Francisco, 4:35 47 p.m. LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Rose hit the go-ahead shot in the lane didn't hit PACKING p.m. (NBC) Frederic 57, Shell Lake 48 Friday's Games Agreed to terms C Jason Castro on Tennessee at Baltimore, 8:15 shot with 27 seconds left, the rim and Detroit was Detroit completed its Freedom 69, Luxemburg-Casco Atlanta at Washington, 7 p.m. a one-year contract. Designated p.m (CBS) 36 New Orleans at New York, 7:15 LHP Adalberto Mejía for assign- and Drummond finished awarded possession on a first trip with games in all Sunday, Jan. 12 Green Bay Preble 63, Sheboygan p.m. ment. Houston at Kansas City, 3:05 North 48 Miami at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. with 23 points and 20 shot-clock violation. four time zones since Dec. p.m. (CBS) National League Green Bay Southwest 83, She- Indiana at Chicago, 8 p.m. LOS ANGELES DODGERS — Seattle at Green Bay, 6:40 p.m. rebounds as the Pistons Drummond made one 5-16, 1979. The Pistons boygan South 30 San Antonio at Memphis, 8 p.m. Agreed to terms with RHP Jimmy (FOX) Hamilton 62, West Allis Nathan Charlotte at Utah, 9 p.m. Nelson on a one-year contract. rallied to beat the Cavaliers of two free throws with 1.6 played both Los Angeles Conference Championships Hale 23 Orlando at Phoenix, 9 p.m. MIAMI MARLINS — Designated Sunday, Jan. 19 115-113 Tuesday night. seconds to play for a two- teams, Golden State, Utah Heritage Christian 47, Living L.A. Lakers at Dallas, 9:45 p.m. RHP Austin Brice for assignment. AFC, 3:05 p.m. (CBS) Word Lutheran 36 Milwaukee at Sacramento, 10 Agreed to terms with OF Corey Rose, who scored 24 point lead. Drummond and San Antonio. NFC, 6:40 p.m. (FOX) Holmen 47, Menomonie 43 p.m. Dickerson on a two-year contract. Pro Bowl points, scored on a runner tipped away Kevin Love's The Cavaliers open a Howards Grove 53, Mishicot 51 Golden State at L.A. Clippers, Named James Rowson bench Sunday, Jan. 26 Hurley 66, Ironwood City Gogebic 10:30 p.m. coach, Billy Hatcher first base/out- in the lane to give Detroit a long pass for Tristan similar trip Thursday in At Orlando, Fla. Michigan, Mich. 33 field coach, Wellington Cepeda AFC vs. NFC, 3 p.m. (ESPN) Detroit 115, 114-113 lead and cap a Thompson and the clock Detroit that will also take Independence 46, Glenwood City bullpen coach and Eddy Rodriguez Super Bowl 28 DETROITCleveland (115) 113 catching coach. Sunday, Feb. 2 comeback that began with ran out. them to play the Lakers, Kenosha Bradford 61, Kenosha Doumbouya 6-9 3-4 15, Snell 7- PITTSBURGH PIRATES — At Miami Gardens, Fla. Tremper 46 10 0-0 18, Drummond 8-12 7-9 23, Named Mike Rabelo assistant hit- the Pistons trailing 100-91 Love matched a season Clippers, Denver, Memphis NFC champion vs. AFC champi- Kenosha Christian Life 57, Salam Brown 3-11 3-3 9, Mykhailiuk 4-12 ting coach. on, 6:30 p.m. (FOX) early in the fourth quarter. high with 30 points, but and Chicago. School 29 0-0 12, Wood 2-7 1-1 6, Maker 2-4 SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — Wisconsin Boys Kiel 70, New Holstein 47 0-0 5, Galloway 1-5 0-0 3, Rose 9- Named Antoan Richardson first "I think it was a floater, had only two shots in the TIP-INS Tuesday La Crosse Central 38, Sparta 27 21 4-4 24. Totals 42-91 18-21 115. base, outfield and baserunning a little floater," said Rose, fourth quarter. Love made Pistons: Casey said that Almond-Bancroft 72, Pacelli 65 Ladysmith 55, Spooner 19 CLEVELAND (113) coach and Nick Ortiz quality assur- Altoona 80, Stanley-Boyd 59 Little Chute 59, Fox Valley Love 12-15 2-2 30, Osman 7-16 ance coach. who played a season-high Cleveland's last basket, a 3- he hasn't been given any Appleton North 59, Appleton Lutheran 45 1-1 17, Thompson 3-7 2-2 8, Gar- WASHINGTON NATIONALS — 31 minutes. "All I know is it pointer with 2:57 to go, as indication if Griffin will West 42 Luther 49, Viroqua 20 land 4-12 4-4 14, Sexton 7-19 5-6 Agreed to terms with 2B Starlin Cas- Aquinas 47, Westby 40 Marshall 73, Superior 53 20, Wade 1-1 0-0 3, Zizic 2-3 1-1 5, tro on a two-year contract. went in." the rebuilding Cavaliers play again this season. ... G Arrowhead 68, Waukesha North Messmer 80, Hope Christian 8 Dellavedova 1-3 0-0 3, Knight 5-9 0- BASKETBALL 54 Milw. Bay View 39, Milwaukee 0 13. Totals 42-85 15-16 113. National Basketball Association The win provided some continue to have problems Reggie Jackson (spine Baldwin-Woodville 63, Durand 54 Obama SCTE 28 Detroit 27 27 30 31 — 115 GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS — good news for the Pistons, closing out games. stress reaction) was exam- Bay Port 71, De Pere 48 Milwaukee Bradley Tech 58, Eau Cleveland 29 38 28 18 — 113 Waived F Marquese Chriss. Brookfield Central 86, Claire North 15 3-Point Goals_Detroit 13-33 FOOTBALL who were playing the "We've had moments ined by his doctor in Los Wauwatosa West 59 Milwaukee DSHA 70, Brookfield (Snell 4-6, Mykhailiuk 4-10, Rose 2- National Football League finale of a six-game trip. where we've been able to Angeles and is making Brookfield East 78, Marquette East 45 5, Galloway 1-3, Maker 1-3, Wood CAROLINA PANTHERS — University 60 Milwaukee King 42, Milwaukee 1-4), Cleveland 14-31 (Love 4-6, Named Matt Rhule coach. Signed Star forward Blake Griffin do that and moments like good progress, according Bruce 56, New Auburn 47 Vincent 28 Knight 3-7, Garland 2-5, Osman 2-7, DE Efe Obada to a one-year con- had surgery on his left tonight where we have to to a team spokesman. Jack- Campbellsport 57, New Holstein Milwaukee Pulaski/Arts/Carmen Dellavedova 1-2, Sexton 1-3). tract extension. 51 South 62, Milwaukee South 39 Fouled Out_None. DALLAS COWBOYS — Named knee and will face an learn and look at tape and son played in the first two Catholic Central 51, Racine Monona Grove 80, Fort Atkinson Rebounds_Detroit 40 (Drummond Mike McCarthy coach. Lutheran 43 46 20), Cleveland 46 (Thompson 15). DETROIT LIONS — Promoted extended rehabilitation look at even just like a two games of the season before Coleman 66, Crivitz 43 Monroe 65, Milton 62 Assists_Detroit 26 (Brown, Rose 7), Hank Fraley to offensive line coach period. The Pistons said minute drill and finding being injured. Columbus Catholic 75, Gilman 46 Mount Horeb 54, Baraboo 31 Cleveland 29 (Dellavedova 9). Total and Billy Yates to assistant offensive Cuba City 85, Boscobel 53 Mukwonago 60, Waukesha South Fouls_Detroit 15, Cleveland 19. line coach. Signed RB Tra Carson to they have no timetable for out what we could have Cavaliers: A flu bug has Darlington 71, Fennimore 57 26 A_17,274 (19,432) a reserve/future contract. his return. done better," Love said. been going around the De Soto 47, La Farge 37 Muskego 68, Catholic Memorial INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — DeForest 68, Lodi 50 47 All TimesNHL EST Signed OT Brandon Hitner to a Detroit trailed by 15 "We were trying to get team. Thompson returned Dodgeland 58, Oakfield 48 Nekoosa 72, Mosinee 45 EASTERN CONFERENCE reserve/future contract. East Troy 85, McFarland 73 New Berlin Eisenhower 53, points in the first half and the ball away from Kevin after missing Sunday's Atlantic Division KANSAS CITY CHIEFS — Edgerton 51, Evansville 48 Pewaukee 51 GP WLOTPts GF GA Placed DB Juan Thornhill on IR. seemed on the verge of get- Love," Casey said. "We game, but G Dante Exum Ellsworth 78, Amery 35 New London 70, Green Bay West Boston 44 25 811 61 146 113 Signed G Ryan Hunter. Franklin 65, Racine Horlick 61 ting a knockout punch sev- wanted to make him give it was out. ... G Matthew 35 Tampa Bay 42 25 13 4 54 156 127 NEW ENGLAND PATROITS — Hamilton 91, West Allis Nathan Newman Catholic 51, Auburndale Toronto 44 24 15 5 53 159 141 Signed DL Tashawn Bower to a eral times, but the Pistons up to other guys." Dellavedova, who had Hale 53 47 Florida 43 22 16 5 49 153 146 future contract. Homestead 67, Port Washington Nicolet 58, Cedarburg 46 Buffalo 43 19 17 7 45 127 135 OAKLAND RAIDERS — Signed managed to persevere and Love has been the cen- made 7 of 56 3-pointers 49 Notre Dame 58, Pulaski 49 Montreal 44 18 19 7 43 139 143 CB Dylan Mabin to a reserve/future Hortonville 84, Oshkosh North 76 finished 2-4 on its trip. ter of attention for his going into the game, hit Oak Creek 47, Kenosha Indian Ottawa 43 16 22 5 37 118 149 contract. Hustisford 72, Valley Christian 37 Trail 25 Detroit 44 11 30 3 25 96 168 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES — "We didn't want to end a recent behavior, which from behind the arc in the Jefferson 60, Big Foot 50 Oconomowoc 61, Sun Prairie 39 Metropolitan Division Signed TE Alex Ellis, DT Albert Hug- Kenosha Indian Trail 54, Oak Oconto Falls 66, Waupaca 47 trip like that," Rose said. included an outburst on second quarter. GP WLOTPts GF GA gins, QB Kyle Lauletta, C Keegan Creek 52 Oostburg 63, Random Lake 51 Washington 44 30 9565 161 130 Render, CB Tremon Smith and WRs "We're just happy to get the the bench in Toronto last UP NEXT Kenosha Tremper 64, Kenosha Oregon 32, Watertown 28 N.Y. Islanders422712 3 57 120 108 River Cracraft, Marcus Green and Bradford 63 win, especially after the week, and showing up his The Pistons and Cava- Osseo-Fairchild 85, Ellsworth 60 Pittsburgh 42 25 12 5 55 142 113 Marken Michel to reserve/future Kettle Moraine 60, Waukesha Phillips 71, Chequamegon 37 Carolina 43 25 16 2 52 145 123 contracts. way we played in the first teammates and coaches liers meet for the second West 54 Pius XI Catholic 67, Milwaukee Philadelphia43 22 15 6 50 137 134 TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS — Kettle Moraine Lutheran 95, Uni- Lutheran 31 Columbus 43 20 15 8 48 113 118 Signed OLB Quinton Bell, C Antho- half." during a loss to Oklahoma time in three days Thurs- versity School of Milwaukee 69 Potosi 50, Belmont 45 N.Y. Rangers4220 18 4 44 138 141 ny Fabiano, S Deiondre' Hall, DL Kewaunee 70, Oconto 48 Drummond's big night City on Saturday. day at Little Caesars Arena. Prairie du Chien 62, Waukon, New Jersey 42 15 20 7 37 109 148 Jeremiah Ledbetter, TE Jordan Kimberly 65, Appleton East 46 Iowa 39 WESTERN CONFERENCE Leggett, CB Herb Miller, OT Brad marked his 38th career Love spoke about the It will be the first regular- Lake Mills 59, Sauk Prairie 49 Racine Case 63, Racine Park 52 Central Division Seaton and RB Aca'Cedric Ware to Lincoln 67, Augusta 62 Reedsburg Area 76, Portage 30 game of 20 points and 20 incidents at Tuesday's season game for longtime GP WLOTPts GF GA reserve/future contracts. Madison East 81, Janesville Rhinelander 56, D.C. Everest 42 St. Louis 44 27 10 7 61 138 121 WASHINGTON REDSKINS — rebounds. shoot-around,calling his University of Michigan Craig 71 Rice Lake 65, Somerset 44 Colorado 44 25 15 4 54 159 130 Named Dr. Kevin Wilk medical con- Madison Memorial 71, Verona "Use any superlative actions "childish." He was coach John Beilein in River Falls 46, Baldwin-Woodville Dallas 42 24 14 4 52 115 104 sultant. Area 35 32 Winnipeg 43 23 16 4 50 133 131 HOCKEY you have for him," Detroit 12 of 15 from the field and Detroit. Madison West 80, Beloit Memori- River Valley 52, Mauston 24 Minnesota 43 20 17 6 46 133 144 National Hockey League al 61 Roncalli 54, Brillion 46 Nashville 42 19 16 7 45 144 143 ANAHEIM DUCKS — Reas- Markesan 78, Princeton/Green Saint Thomas More 43, The Chicago 44 19 19 6 44 128 143 signed RW Kiefer Sherwood to San Lake 47 Prairie School 39 Pacific Division Diego (AHL). Zadina's late goal lifts Wings to 4-3 win over Canadiens Marshall 55, Oregon 44 Shawano 51, Antigo 29 GP WLOTPts GF GA BUFFALO SABRES — Recalled McDonell Central 64, Osseo- Shullsburg 46, Iowa-Grant 40 Vegas 45 24 15 6 54 144 133 D Lawrence Pilut from Rochester Fairchild 59 DETROIT (AP) – The Detroit Red Victor Mete was credited with a go-ahead Solon Springs 59, Washburn 55 Arizona 45 25 16 4 54 133 114 (AHL). Medford Area 63, Menomonie 60 St. Croix Falls 67, Osceola 26 Edmonton 45 23 17 5 51 137 142 DALLAS STARS — Recalled D Wings are the worst team in the NHL. They goal that went off Detroit defenseman Filip Menominee Indian 73, Weyauwe- Union Grove 67, Burlington 28 Calgary 45 23 17 5 51 125 135 Joel Hanley from Texas (AHL). ga-Fremont 60 just happen to be very successful against Hronek's skate. Valders 59, Sheboygan Falls 57 Vancouver 43 23 16 4 50 143 134 Placed D John Klingberg on injured Merrill 92, Mosinee 82 Waukesha West 51, Kettle San Jose 45 19 22 4 42 121 151 reserve, retroactive to Jan. 1. Middleton 65, Janesville Parker the Montreal Canadiens. Artturi Lehkonen had a short-handed Moraine 36 Anaheim 42 17 20 5 39 110 132 LOS ANGELES KINGS — 61 Waunakee 68, Sauk Prairie 50 Los Angeles44 17 23 4 38 112 140 Assigned D Kale Clague to Ontario Filip Zadina scored the tiebreaking goal goal in the first period off Hronek's Milwaukee Hamilton 93, Milwau- Waupun 59, Winnebago Lutheran NOTE: Two points for a win, one (AHL). kee Obama SCTE 54 with 3:52 left in the third period, giving turnover and Nick Suzuki scored on a Academy 40 point for overtime loss. Top three NASHVILLE PREDATORS — Milwaukee School of Languages Westby 65, West Salem 57 teams in each division and two wild Named John Hynes coach. Detroit a 4-3 victory over Montreal on Tues- power play in the second to give the Cana- 85, Gillett 26 Whitefish Bay 54, Hartford Union cards per conference advance to Acquired F Michael McCarron from Mineral Point 75, Southwestern day night. diens a two-goal lead they couldn't hold. 48 playoffs. the Montreal Canadiens for F Lau- 22 Winneconne 70, Lomira 51 Monday's Games rent Dauphin. "We needed this win against them so Nielsen scored midway through the sec- Monroe 74, Lakeside Lutheran 64 Wittenberg-Birnamwood 58, Winnipeg 3, Montreal 2 COLLEGE Mukwonago 53, Waukesha South bad," Zadina said. ond and Robby Fabbri's wrist shot from Amherst 37 N.Y. Islanders 1, Colorado 0 GEORGIA — G Solomon Kindley 51 Wrightstown 77, Denmark 38 Edmonton 6, Toronto 4 will enter the NFL draft. Muskego 65, Catholic Memorial The Red Wings are 3-0 against Montreal the slot early in the third tied it at 2. Columbus 4, Los Angeles 2 RUTGERS — Named Augie Hoff- 50 NBA All Times EST Tuesday's Games mann offensive assistant. this season, but have won just eight of 41 Detroit goalie Jonathan Bernier made Neenah 92, Kaukauna 61 EASTERN CONFERENCE Carolina 5, Philadelphia 4, OT XAVIER (NO) — Named Adrian Neillsville 76, Colby 39 games against the rest of the league. 23 saves. Montreal's Charlie Lindgren Atlantic Division Arizona 5, Florida 2 Holloway baseball coach. New London 73, Green Bay East "Yeah, that hurts," acknowledged Cana- stopped 26 shots. diens forward Tomas Tatar, who played in "We're up a goal going into the third Baylor's Matt Rhule agrees to become Detroit for seven seasons. and I think everyone in this room thought Montreal coach Claude Julien, mean- we were going to finish it off," Lindgren Panthers' next coach while, refused to answer a question about said. "We had a chance to put them away, losing all three games to Detroit. but they score in the first minute and now CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) – David Tepper is entrusting Baylor's Matt Rhule to lead the "I'm just talking about tonight's game," it is a hockey game again. It came down to Carolina Panthers out of what he views as a cycle of "long-term mediocrity." Julien said. who made the biggest plays down the The Panthers owner hired the 44-year-old Rhule on Tuesday to become the team's The Red Wings had lost two in a row stretch and they did it." next head coach. He replaces Ron Rivera, who was fired with four games remaining in and 20 of their last 23, giving them the Lehkonen made the most of one of the the 2019 season. NHL's worst record by a wide margin. many mistakes by the Red Wings midway The deal is worth $62 million over seven seasons, with incentives to make even more Montreal has dropped seven straight through the first period. He skated in front for winning. said a person familiar with the situation. The person spoke to The Associ- games. of a poorly passed puck from Hronek just ated Press on condition of anonymity because the team has not released contract details. "When you get tired of losing enough, inside Montreal's blue line and carried it The NFL Network was first to report the contract terms. you do something about it," Julien said. up the ice to beat Bernier between his pads The deal makes Rhule the sixth-highest-paid coach in the NFL, according to Forbes. "And hopefully, we're there." with a backhand. The five coaches ahead of him – New England's Bill Belichick, Seattle's Pete Carroll, Oak- Frans Nielsen got his second goal of the Suzuki took advantage of extra time and land's Jon Gruden, New Orleans' Sean Payton and Baltimore's John Harbaugh – have all game with 8:41 remaining to pull the Red space on a power play 6:31 into the second won Super Bowls. Wings into a 3-all tie. Earlier in the period, and scored to put the Canadiens up 2-0. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 2020 11 HERMAN SPEED BUMP New Year’s resolutions redux Dear Annie. New Year’s Day is approaching, and it’s time for new resolu- tions. I’m ashamed to say that mine will be the same it is every year. My goal is to get into shape. Each year, I start with a few workouts but quickly fall back into my old lazy routine and let my diet slip. I’ve tried Dear joining a gym, fitness classes, running and Annie walking. Nothing will stick. I really want to keep it up this year, but I’m already afraid I’ll fail. How do people stick with it? break for her after all that meal prep. – Out of Shape There was no arguing or pouting or Dear Shape: First of all, don’t wait for trading of tasks. Everyone did his or her New Year’s Day. Start today, especially job, and the cleanup was very fast. because it seems that you are motivated. In a short time, we were all able to go Procrastinating makes it more difficult to for a walk and watch football without wor- begin and to stick to a routine. Second, my rying about how the seemingly arduous BETWEEN FRIENDS favorite wellness advice is that the best task of clearing and cleaning was going to workout is the one you’ll do. That can vary be shared. from person to person. For some, it may Now, whenever I have a large sit-down be group fitness classes. For others, it may dinner for ANY occasion that involves be outdoor running. And still others may oblivious (read: lazy) family members, I find a stationary fitness machine is their implement my very wise sister-in-law’s workout of choice. All of these are great idea. – Everyone Chips In options. Dear Everyone Chips In: What a clever Set clear and achievable objectives. Per- idea. I love it! Thank you for sharing. haps it’s around a number of workouts per Dear Annie: I just read the letter from a week or a duration. Keep yourself account- reader who was put off by businesses such able. Find a friend with the same goals. MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM as Starbucks that have a habit of asking for Also try hiring a personal trainer who can a name with each order. Please allow me to tailor a workout to your needs or what you share a trick I’ve been using for years. like best. For tighter budgets, consider Because I have a name that is often mis- using a fitness app, many of which have pronounced, I give a fake name when accountability and progress programs asked. And to make it easier for me to built in. Watching your progress will keep remember, I always use the same one – you motivated and on track. Good luck! one of my favorite tennis players from Dear Annie: My sister-in-law hosted yesteryear. So when I hear “Connors” Thanksgiving for our large family one called, I know that my coffee or my table is year, even accommodating out-of-town ready. family members. After cooking and prep- This both protects my privacy and ping and setting the table, she said that we BORN LOSER spares the server or hostess the difficulty could sit wherever we’d like. The kids had of trying to figure out how to say my name. their own separate table. The meal was – Old Whatshisname delicious, and we enjoyed each other’s Dear Old Whatshisname: I’m printing company. your letter because I received a lot of letter After everyone ate, my sister-in-law with the same suggestion – to use a fake announced for all of us to reach under our name. Your tip about repeating the same chairs. Earlier that day, she had put sticky fake name is a good one, though I’m not notes under each chair with a task written sure Jimmy Connors, one of the greatest on the note. They included “clear the tennis players of all time, would be crazy table,” “dry the dishes” and “box up left- about it. overs” – you get the picture. 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The S&P 500 dipped but remains within Jan. 7, 2020 3,300 0.6% of its record, and a Standard & 3,200 measure of fear in the stock Poor’s 500 3,100 3,000 market moved lower. -9.10 The market’s return to a 2,900 3,237.18 2,800 wait-and-see approach was- JA SO N DJ n’t that surprising to some Pct. change from previous: -0.28% High 3,244.91 Low 3,232.43 investors, even as talk remained tough in the increasingly tense U.S.-Iran confrontation. U.S. offi- barrel. It had jumped more economy. The 10-year Trea- than $2 per barrel over the sury yield rose to 1.82% cials were preparing for an Iranian response to their last two days. Brent crude, from 1.81% late Monday. drone strike against Gen. the international standard, The two- and 30-year yields Qassem Soleimani. fell 64 cents to $68.27 a also inched higher. barrel. Manufacturing has been The market may be more focused on the That helped drag Hal- weak in the country and upcoming earnings season liburton down 2.8% and around the world, hurt by for U.S. companies and the Chevron down 1.3%. tariffs and trade wars, and forecasts that CEOs will Apache was an outlier, and a U.S. Commerce Depart- give for 2020 profits, said the oil and gas producer ment report showed that Rich Weiss, senior portfo- surged 26.8% for the factory orders fell 0.7% in lio manager at American biggest gain in the S&P November from a month Century Investments. After 500 after it and Total said earlier. It was the third a year where the S&P 500 they found a significant drop in the last four surged roughly 30%, amount of oil off the coast months. despite profits for big com- of Suriname. But even with that panies falling, he said Asian stock markets had weakness, the solid U.S. investors will need to see some of the day’s strongest jobs market and spending more solid growth to justi- gains and clawed back by households have helped fy near-record prices. much of their losses from prop up the rest of the “We definitely pay Monday. Japan’s Nikkei economy. A separate attention and are keeping 225 jumped 1.6%, South report released Tuesday an eye on” the U.S.-Iran Korea’s Kospi rose 0.9% morning showed that the tensions, Weiss said. “But and Hong Kong’s Hang nation’s services indus- it’s not what we alter invest- Seng added 0.3%. tries grew at a faster pace ment strategy on.” In Europe, Germany’s last month than “The market seems to be Dax returned 0.8%. economists expected. The looking right past” the ten- France’s CAC 40 and the reading includes activity in sions, he said. “I’m much FTSE 100 in London were the retail, health care and more concerned about the virtually flat. other industries. fundamentals. The lack of Gold slowed its momen- In commodities trading, earnings visibility is trou- tum and rose $5.60 to set- wholesale gasoline fell 3 bling.” tle at $1,571.80 per ounce. cents to $1.72 per gallon. The S&P 500 fell 9.10 It had climbed more than Heating oil was unchanged points, or 0.3%, to $16 each of the last two at $2.03 per gallon. Natural 3,237.18. The Dow Jones days as investors piled into gas rose 2 cents to $2.16 Industrial Average lost what they thought could per 1,000 cubic feet. 119.70, or 0.4%, to hold steady even if a war Silver rose 22 cents to 28,583.68, and the Nasdaq broke out in the Middle $18.32 per ounce, and cop- composite slipped 2.88, or East. per was little changed at less than 0.1%, to Treasury yields climbed $2.80 per pound. 9,068.58. modestly after a pair of The dollar rose to Energy stocks dropped reports showed that U.S. 108.53 Japanese yen from with the price of crude. manufacturing continues 108.46 yen on Monday. Benchmark U.S. oil fell 57 to wane, but not by enough The euro fell to $1.1145 cents to settle at $62.70 per to drag down the rest of the from $1.1192. 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Eight The president was expected to Democrats of appeasing Iran killed Islamic State leader Abu back to his first campaign, has years later, Trump is showing no amplify those messages on with a failed foreign policy Bakr al-Baghdadi: The U.S. will always had its internal inconsis- reluctance to capitalize politically Thursday in Toledo, Ohio, dur- approach. hunt down its enemies anywhere tencies: As much as Trump on his order to kill a top Iranian ing his first campaign rally since Despite the short shelf life of in the world. pushed the drawdown of troops general, drawing accusations that the drone strike last week. most Trump news stories, Trump The al-Baghdadi killing has in Iraq and Afghanistan, he he is weaponizing foreign policy Trump’s campaign purchased aides recognized immediately become a staple in Trump’s cam- promised nightly to “bomb the for his campaign’s own gain. ads on Facebook highlighting the that the strike – approved by the paign ads and at his rallies, and hell out of ISIS” and has been Trump’s campaign has used Soleimani killing. president at his private club in Soleimani’s death was expected eager to strike a posture of Amer- the killing of Qassem Soleimani, The Pentagon said Soleimani Florida during his winter break – to receive similar treatment. ican military strength. the head of the Islamic Revolu- “was actively developing plans to could play an outsize role in the “ANOTHER dead terrorist,” But Trump aides expressed tionary Guard’s elite Quds Force, attack American diplomats and upcoming campaign, particularly declared the subject line of a Sun- confidence that the president’s as a cudgel against the presi- service members in Iraq and if Iran retaliated and the region day campaign email blast, which supporters would not punish dent’s Democratic political rivals throughout the region.” But the descended into chaos. described Soleimani as a “mon- him for prioritizing one over the and to divert attention from his Trump administration has That scenario began to play ster responsible for THOU- other, at least in the short term. impending impeachment trial in refused to provide any specific out Tuesday night when Iran SANDS of American deaths.” Instead, they argued that target- the Senate. information about the nature or fired a series of ballistic missiles The president campaigned on ing what they called terrorist “Americans want to see their timing of the alleged plots, leav- at two Iraqi bases housing U.S. the dual promises of getting leaders had little to do with President acting decisively and ing Trump open to suspicions troops and warned the United tough on Iranian aggression and prospects for a protracted ground defending the nation’s interests that the attack was driven, at States and its allies in the region withdrawing U.S. troops from war. And they argued that the and that’s exactly what President least in part, by a belief that it not to respond in kind. overseas entanglements – priori- killing could be used to create Trump did,” Trump campaign might help him in the polls. The president himself told one ties seemingly at odds with one their own version of Obama’s spokesman Tim Murtaugh said. Those around the president confidant that he wanted to deliv- another in the wake of the strike. unofficial 2012 slogan, “Osama “Republicans are good at strongly dismiss any suggestion er a warning to Iran not to mess Trump has increased the number bin Laden is dead and General killing terrorists and this is a of political motive. But they have with American assets. And he of troops in the region since he Motors is alive.” Aleutian volcano spews up ash cloud in two strong bursts ANCHORAGE, Alaska detected increased seismic (AP) – A volcano in Alas- activity at the volcano. Ele- ka’s Aleutian Islands vated surface temperatures spewed ash into flight indicated active lava at the paths, prompting a warn- vent in the volcano sum- ing to pilots by the Nation- mit, the observatory said. al Weather Service. Volcanic ash is angular Shishaldin Volcano and sharp and has been erupted at 5 a.m. Tuesday, used as an industrial abra- the Alaska Volcano Obser- sive. The powdered rock vatory announced, and can cause a jet engine to sent up an initial ash cloud shut down. to 19,000 feet. Clouds ini- The volcano is 679 tially obscured the moun- miles southwest of Anchor- tain, but satellite imagery age near the center of Uni- confirmed the ash cloud, mak Island, the largest U.S. Geological Survey geo- island in the Aleutians. Associated Press physicist Hans Schwaiger False Pass, a village of 40 IN THIS Sunday, Jan. 5, 2020, photo provided by Australian Department of Defence, a Royal Australian Navy said. people, is on the island’s MRH-90 helicopter crew member looks out over fires burning near Cann River. The wildfires have so far Seismicity diminished east side. Unless winds scorched an area twice the size of the U.S. state of Maryland. for a few hours, but it then change, the cloud would increased again. During move north of False Pass the increase, the volcano and would not pose a spewed an ash cloud to threat, Schwaiger said. Storms bring relief and danger to Australian wildfires 25,000 feet, the observato- Shishaldin also erupted CANBERRA, Australia around in trees and in root tion to tackle climate tious target would wreck ry announced. The later Dec. 12, producing an ash (AP) – Thunderstorms and systems for a couple of change. Opposition climate the economy. The govern- eruption increased the vol- cloud that reached up to showers brought some days and pop up under spokesman Mark Butler ment argues that Australia ume of ash. 25,000 feet, and on Friday, relief for firefighters bat- drier, hotter conditions, so wants the government to is responsible for only Wind continued to sending an ash cloud to tling deadly wildfires we are very mindful of that allow a debate on climate 1.3% of global emissions push the ash cloud north- about 24,000 feet. across Australia’s drought- as we head into Friday,” he change in Parliament when and more ambitious targets east into the eastern The volcano is a sym- parched east coast on added. it returns in February. would not ease the current Bering Sea and away from metrical cone that is 10 Wednesday, but also raised The unprecedented fire “Hopefully we could fire crisis, which follows jet airliners flying miles in diameter at its concerns that lightning crisis in southeast Aus- fashion a bipartisan posi- Australia’s hottest and dri- between North America base. It rises to 9,373 feet will spark more fires before tralia that has killed 25 tion,” Butler told ABC. The est year on record. and Asia. and is the highest peak in dangerous hot and windy people, destroyed 2,000 two sides last held a bipar- The unfolding disaster However, the National the Aleutians. conditions return. homes and shrouded tisan position on climate in Australia, which is likely Weather Service upgraded Shishaldin is one of the Around 2,300 firefight- major cities in smoke has change in 2007, and have to continue throughout the its alert level to a warning. most active volcanoes in ers in New South Wales focused many Australians remained bitterly divided Southern Hemisphere Trace amounts of ash were the Aleutian volcanic arc. It state were making the most on how the nation adapts ever since on issues such summer, has galvanized expected to fall on commu- has had at least 54 of relatively benign condi- to climate change. Prime as making carbon pol- calls for more global action nities as far away as Sand episodes of unrest, includ- tions by frantically consoli- Minister Scott Morrison luters pay for their emis- on climate change. Point about 140 miles east ing more than 24 con- dating containment lines has faced fierce criticism sions. Elton John and actor of the volcano. firmed eruptions since around more than 110 both domestically and Labor had pledged to Chris Hemsworth are Seismic activity greatly 1775, according to the blazes and patrolling for internationally for down- reduce Australia’s green- among the celebrities diminished after noon. observatory. lightning strikes, state playing the need for his house gas emissions by donating big bucks to help The eruptions were con- Most eruptions are Rural Fire Service Commis- government to address cli- 45% below 2005 levels by aid the firefighting efforts. firmed by lighting and small. An event in 1999 sioner Shane Fitzsimmons mate change, which 2030 and achieve zero Hemsworth, an Australian satellite data, the observa- spewed an ash column that said. experts say helps super- emissions by 2050 if it who lives in the drought- tory said. More explosions reached 45,000 feet. “Unfortunately with charge the blazes. had won last year’s elec- affected New South Wales could occur or activity The volcano is moni- lightning strikes, it’s not The center-left opposi- tions. town of Byron Bay, wrote could significantly tored with seismic and always the next day they tion Labor Party has made The coalition govern- on Twitter that he was decrease with little warn- infrasound sensors, satel- pop up,” Fitzsimmons told political capital from the ment has committed to donating $1 million and ing, according to the obser- lite data, a web camera and the Australian Broadcast- crisis by promising more reduce emissions by 26% asked his followers to show vatory. distant infrasound and ing Corp. ambitious policies than the to 28% by 2030 and warns support. “Every penny The observatory first lightning networks. “They can smolder ruling conservative coali- that Labor’s more ambi- counts,” he wrote. Boeing now saying pilots need simulator training for 737 Max Pharmacies say prescribers (AP) – Boeing said Tues- day it is recommending that pilots receive training bear opioid crisis responsibility in a flight simulator before COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) and other practitioners. rized healthcare practition- the grounded 737 Max – Doctors and other Such allegations ignore er,” lawyers for the phar- returns to flying, a reversal healthcare practitioners the role that cash-for-medi- macy chains argued. of the company’s long-held who write prescriptions cation “pill mills” played, “While pharmacists are position that computer- highly trained and licensed based training alone was bear ultimate responsibili- along with Internet phar- adequate. ty for improper distribu- macies, independent phar- professionals, they did not The recommendation is tion of opioids to patients, macies, clinics and others, attend medical school and based on changes to the not pharmacists who are the filings said. In many are not trained as physi- plane, results from tests obliged to fill those pre- cases, those entities dis- cians.” involving a small number scriptions, a series of phar- pensed medications in Attorneys leading the of pilots, and a commit- macy chains argued in fed- greater volume than the opioid lawsuits said Tues- Associated Press eral court. chains being sued are day their goal continues to ment to the safe return of IN THIS Dec. 11, 2019, file photo, an United Airlines the Max, Boeing said. The filings, which were accused of doing, the phar- be holding pharmacies Boeing 737 Max airplane takes off in the rain at Ren- submitted Monday to the macies said. accountable for not meet- The final decision on ton Municipal Airport in Renton, Wash. the nature of training will federal judge in Cleveland The allegations by ing requirements to active- be up to the Federal Avia- with appropriate training in simulators. who has been overseeing Cuyahoga and Summit ly prevent the diversion tion Administration and and procedures,” Lunsford Boeing even offered to the national opioid law- counties also ignore the and abuse of prescription regulators in other coun- said. pay Southwest Airlines a suits, asked the judge to fact that pharmacies dis- painkillers. tries. The FAA said it will The 737 Max has been rebate of $1 million per rule in the pharmacies’ pensed drugs based on “Pharmacies saw the consider Boeing’s recom- grounded worldwide since plane if pilots needed sim- favor and reject claims doctors’ prescriptions, devastating consequences mendation but also rely on last March after two crash- ulator training before fly- brought by some Ohio who ultimately must bear of this public health crisis upcoming further tests es killed 346 people. Boe- ing the Max. counties. The judge has responsibility, Monday’s firsthand and we will show using pilots from U.S. and ing is making changes to Last year, an FAA tech- scheduled an October trial filing said. All those pre- they did little to nothing to foreign airlines. flight-control software and nical advisory board sided for claims against CVS, Rite scriptions were written by address them,” the attor- Those tests are designed other systems in a bid to with Boeing and recom- Aid, Walgreens, HBC and practitioners authorized neys said in a statement. to help regulators deter- get the plane back in the mended that only comput- Discount Drug Mart. by the state of Ohio and The judge was sched- mine flight training and air. er-based training was Officials from Summit registered with the U.S. uled to hear a broader case emergency procedures, Boeing long held that needed. However, families and Cuyahoga counties, Drug Enforcement Admin- last year, but most parties said FAA spokesman Lynn pilots who can fly older of victims of the two crash- home to Akron and Cleve- istration, according to the settled. Talks continue Lunsford. 737s only needed a com- es lobbied for simulator land respectively, allege pharmacies. toward a possible national “The FAA is following a puter course – roughly an training, arguing that that pharmacies contribut- “A prescription for a settlement that could end thorough process, not a set hour-long course on a pilots need to experience ed to the addictions crisis controlled substance is an all the lawsuits related to timeline, to ensure that any tablet – to fly the Max. how the Max differs from by filling prescriptions for order for a medication that the epidemic, which has design modifications to the That helped airlines avoid previous versions of the an “excessive volume” of may be issued only by a killed more than 400,000 737 Max are integrated timely and costly training 737. opioids written by doctors physician or other autho- in the U.S. since 2000.