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EW YORK Many have been guid- Local residents talk heyre too young nomic, social and mili-
They were kids, ed by a determination about the impact to remember tary issues have ties to
9/11 had on them.
or not even to honor the parent the day it hap- Sept. 11, 2001.
n page A4
born yet, when Amer- they lost or the aware- pened. But the people Do the events of that
icas heart broke for ness they so painfully who are raising them day seem relevant? Or
them. gained. And they have 3 Lancaster County and teaching them re- is it like learning about
residents reflect on
More than 3,000 done it in ways as varied how 9/11 changed member that Septem- the Korean War in the
children and young as working with refu- their lives. ber morning very well. 1980s, the Great De-
adults lost a parent in gees, studying the forc- n page B1 The blue skies and pression in the 1950s:
the deadliest terror at- es that led to the attacks sunshine. The phone something that hap-
tack on American soil, and pursuing a parents Columnists calls at work to turn pened ages ago, and to
instantly becoming unrealized pro-sports remember that on the television. The other people?
September
known as the children dream. morning. dumbfounded silence. How do schools con-
of 9/11. Here are some of their n page E1 The aftermath of con- vey what changed that
As the 15th anniver- stories. fusion and fear. day and how can they
sary of the attacks ap- Watch interviews The babies and tod- help students under-
proaches, these chil- Things kind of with 6 countians dlers of 15 years ago stand what its like to
dren are now adults come full circle on what they now are in high school witness a stark histori-
remember about
or nearly so, and their Its Lindsay Wein- Sept. 11, 2001. and have grown up in a cal divide of before
Sept. 11 legacy is now bergs job to find and n LancasterOnline world in which many of and after?
theirs to shape. CHILDREN OF 9/11, page A6 Americas political, eco- SCHOOLS, page A5
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sporting events to correct what they along the Lower Susquehanna have inad-
called a misinterpretation that anyone vertently acted like giant sinks, trapping
who did not stand would be removed
from the venue. The issue arose harmful nutrient pollution from reaching
when parents at a girls soccer game the Chesapeake Bay.
on Tuesday said the announcement But now that trapping capacity at the
threatened removal. Safe Harbor, Holtwood and, most recent-
ly, Conowingo, dams is over. And Penn-
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on Friday learned that the states farmers
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RANDY HESS | STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER PHOTOS football game after shooting
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TEDx Lancaster stimulates conversation It started off as a really fantastic eve-
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approved a plan for a $30 want to connect difficult topics. Listening, yes, but theme of the night, said Ziegler, a mother
million, 110-room expansion of with ... read the also asking questions and beginning of three McCaskey band members and
the Lancaster Marriott at Penn poster in the lobby conversations. Its about connec- chaperone for the event.
Square. The proposal from the city of the Ware Center. tions, which was the theme of this She described a momentary sense of
Redevelopment Authority passed
despite one members concern over Nearby, Sharpie markers scattered years event. panic in Small Athletic Field when shots
use of public funds for financing a on tables invited Saturdays attend- rang out in the parking lot outside just af-
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prompt. quarter.
STABBING DEATH A day of TEDx Talks is more Those strong connections were We heard a loud noise, said Emma
than some people lecturing from a evidenced early on. Ziegler, one of Peggys daughters. We saw
n The family of Hiram Calderon, 20, round, red, spot on stage and every- TEDx, page A10 LOCKDOWN, page A14
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Children of 9/11
Continued from A1 worked on the continu-
notify families whose ing analysis of the more
loved ones have died, than 21,000 bits of bone
sometimes under vio- found at ground zero.
lent circumstances. Its She says her connec- 1
a job shes particularly tion to 9/11 is not some-
prepared to do. thing that I lead with, 3
Im giving them personally or profes- ing her mother to say
among the worst news sionally. But working at goodbye from the trade
they can receive, and Ive the medical examiners centers north tower,
received it, she says. office, she says, shows where he worked as a
Weinberg was 12 when how things kind of telecommunications ana-
the New York City medi- come full circle. lyst. Growing up, she pon-
cal examiners office, dered how to honor him.
where she now works, Like a punch to the I thought: What was
told her family in 2002 heart it we shared the most?
that it had identified her Thea Trinidads pulse And it was wrestling,
fathers remains among thumped as she walked she recalls.
the victims of 9/11. out on the floor of Madi- Michael Trinidad was a
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It adds to the amount son Square Garden as former high school wres- ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTOS
of empathy that I can part of pro wrestler tler who didnt flinch n 1. Ryan McGowan shows her tattoo with 9/11 in Roman numerals on the back of her
have, says the 26-year- Adam Roses entourage when his tomboy daugh- neck. Ryan was 5 when her mother, investment executive Stacey Sennas McGowan, was
killed during the attacks on the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001. n 2. This 2001
old, whose father, Steven in 2014. It was the first ter did leaping moves photo provided by Sonia Shah shows her father Jayesh Jay Shah with his children. Shah
Weinberg, was an ac- time shed been there in off the furniture. In fact, was killed in the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center only a few months after his
counting manager killed her own wrestling ca- hed say, No, youre doing family moved from Texas for his new job as a financial-trading technology executive.
at the World Trade Cen- reer. And the first time it wrong let me show From left are Nikita, Kevin, Jayesh and Sonia. n 3. Anjunelly Jean-Pierre, left, and her
ter. since shed been there you, says Thea, 25, who sister, Rachel Jean-Pierre, pose for a photo in New York on July 30, 2016. Anjunelly was
After recognizing how with her dad. lives in Tampa, Florida. 19 and Rachel 15 when their mother, Maxima Jean-Pierre, was killed in the attacks at the
World Trade Center where she worked in the executive kitchen at an investment firm.
forensic science helped Looking up at the seats At first, the 5-foot- n 4. Thea Trinidad poses for a photo in New York on Tuesday, Aug. 9, 2016. She was 10
provide answers for where they always sat tall wrestler didnt let when she overheard her father calling her mother to say goodbye from the trade centers
her family, Lindsay got was like a punch to the on about her dad as she north tower, where he worked as a telecommunications analyst.
a masters degree in it, heart, she says. backflipped and body-
and is now an outreach She was 10 when she slammed under the She says she feels her sages. were so selfless and so
investigator. She hasnt overheard her father call- monikers Divina Fly fathers spirit every time They had come from caring to us really made
and Rosita. (She now she goes into the ring. people around the coun- me want to try to do
uses her own name.) This ones for you, try and world, many of something, career-wise,
She didnt want anyone Dad, she tells herself. them strangers, after that I thought would help
thinking she was making Protect me out there. the attacks killed his fa- other people, he says.
a play for sympathy. ther and namesake, an He decided that would
After her story emerged, Positive personal investment executive. be public service, since
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and eventually becom- You cant look back fied and buried. Sometimes, after refu- Antonio, Texas. Its for his father, Army Maj. Ronald Milam,
ing the doctor or lawyer with regret, he told her. I can just sit there and gees told her their sto- who was 33 when he was killed at the Pentagon on 9/11.
n 2. This undated photo shows Alexandra Wald, right, with
her mother envisioned. And never say, What reflect, she says. I dont ries of conflict and loss, her sister and father, Victor, visiting the White House in
Then her mother, Max- if? have that anywhere else. Sonia Shah would let Washington. Her fathers death on 9/11 inspired her to work
ima Jean-Pierre, was them know that she had in intelligence to make sure it never happened again.
killed at the World Trade Once its on my skin, I wanted to play in one, too.
Center, where the immi- I have to talk about it honor of my dad Explaining that her fa- ground zero, where he way than many other
grant from the Domini- Its all right to ask Ryan Ronald Milam Jr. ther died in 9/11 opened was a financial trading people, I recognized
can Republic managed McGowan about the IX. doesnt always tell his a bonding moment, technology executive. hardship in other peo-
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Over the next few of her neck. Its 9/11 in teammates that theres sity social work student, His death fueled So- ily, says the 22-year-old
years, Anjunelly grieved, Roman numerals. a reason he wears the who spent the summer nias impulse to try to senior, who took a year
regrouped and decided Once its on my skin, number 33. Its for his fa- volunteering with refu- help where others turn off from college for reli-
she wanted to do what she says, I have to talk ther, Army Maj. Ronald gee aid organizations in away. gious study. She says that
her mother did. Recall- about it. Milam, who was 33 when Greece. Because I had faced without her faith, she
ing the Sunday dinners Ryan was 5, sister he was killed at the Pen- Her father, Jayesh loss at such a young age wouldnt be as whole
that filled the house with Casey 4, when their tagon on 9/11. Jay Shah, was killed at and in such a different and as healed.
friends and family, I saw mother, investment ex- Ronald Jr. never met
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together, says Anjunel- McGowan, was killed at then-Air Force Capt.
ly, 34. the trade center. Jacqueline Milam, was
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Continued from A3 lem was lack of connec-
Claire Kingston has tion and a society that
been to several TEDx fosters consumption
events. A self-described excessive consumption
introvert, Kingston was over human connection
so moved by speaker and relationships.
Beth Valentins passion The problem is how
and struggle as she spoke much emphasis is on it
about inspiring girls in (substances) in society,
STEM that Kingston got Kuehn said. So whats
up on stage just so Val- the solution? Create plac-
entin wouldnt be alone. es and spaces that offer
TEDx Talks make you connection.
think and expand out- Kuehn is doing just
side your comfort zone, that. He is the founder of
Kingston said. SOBERBARS, an orga-
Kyle Kuehns talk clear- nization that promotes
ly made the audience substance-free living, but
think. He got a standing doesnt skip the fun of so-
ovation for sharing his cializing. He is also work-
story of getting sober and ing with The Rabbit and
learning to be the buzz Dragonfly in Lancaster to
without getting buzzed. open a sober bar on New
Kuehn kicked drugs, Years Eve.
caffeine, alcohol and ciga- The morning sessions
rettes, all on the same day, ended with a story on
598 days before he gave forced-disconnect so RANDY HESS | STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER
his TEDx Talk. astonishing, the audi- Beth Valentin speaks onstage, sharing a message to encourage girls to get involved in STEM-related jobs.
Not that Im counting, ence not only stood and
he joked, adding that he clapped but cheered and
doesnt recommend the cried. speaking people who the policy one nation a local school and be- purpose he now feels
cold turkey approach for were forced, in the 1990s, one people. came a teacher. When he as a refugee resettle-
everyone. No problem is to flee their homes in the From his 19 years in a saw how few girls were ment director for Beth-
He attributes his so- permanent Himalayan kingdom of refugee camp in Nepal, in school, he opened a any Christian Services in
briety to his relationship Bhutan. He and his fam- where he saw children school himself. More Lancaster.
with Jesus. But he said Madap Sharma was ily were part of a mas- dying daily and watched than half the students
that drinking wasnt itself one of tens of thousands sive deportation by the his own home burn to were female. Why connect?
the problem. The prob- of Nepali language- Drukpa regime, under the ground, to his move He earned two mas-
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Dow industrials Nasdaq S&P 500 S&P mid-cap Russell 2000
PRICEY ADDRESS
A new analysis of U.S. home
listings shows that six out of the 10
cities with the highest asking home
prices are in California's bastion of
technology companies, Silicon
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t 4-wk. -2.64%
s YTD 3.79%
V -2.36% (wkly)
t 4-wk. -2.04%
s YTD 2.37%
V -2.39% (wkly)
t 4-wk. -2.58%
s YTD 4.10%
V -3.19% (wkly)
t 4-wk. -1.89%
s YTD 9.28%
V -2.61% (wkly)
t 4-wk. -0.86%
s YTD 7.34%
Derby
Francisco. The priciest market is diminished a bit. Oil got close to $48 per barrel
Saratoga, where the median price 17,500 4,800 on Thursday.
of a home was about $2 million
last year, Coldwell Banker said. 17,000 4,600 Stocks Bonds Commodities 1-week
... today is percent
16,500
Dow Jones industrials 4,400
Nasdaq composite $1,000 invested at the end of last year ... worth change
Close: 18,085.45 Close: 5,125.91
Oil $1,286 10.3 %
1-week change: -406.51 (-2.2%) 1-week change: -123.99 (-2.4%)
16,000 4,200 Gold 1,265 1.9
M A M J J A S M A M J J A S
Emerging-market stocks 1,193 4.2
W E E K L Y P E R F O R M A N C E Utilities stocks 1,183 2.7
High-yield bonds 1,148 0.4
52-WEEK YTD 1YR
HIGH LOW INDEX HIGH LOW CLOSE CHG %CHG MO QTR%CHG %CHG REITs 1,148 0.9
18668.44 15450.56 Dow Jones industrial average 18551.54 18085.45 18085.45 -406.51 -2.2 t s +3.8 (%$#!|999932 +10.1
Small-cap stocks 1,119 1.5
8358.20 6403.31 Dow Jones transportation 8083.30 7822.41 7822.59 -124.20 -1.6 s s +4.2 95431| -2.8 Technology stocks 1,104 0.2
10903.86 8937.99 NYSE Comp. 10903.86 10613.53 10613.53 -243.39 -2.2 t s +4.6 (%$#!|99731 +5.7 Asian stocks 1,097 2.9
5287.61 4209.76 Nasdaq Comp. 5287.61 5125.91 5125.91 -123.99 -2.4 t s +2.4 (%$#!|9982 +6.3 S&P 500 1,084 0.5
2193.81 1810.10 S&P 500 2187.87 2127.81 2127.81 -52.17 -2.4 t s +4.1 (%$#!|9997621 +8.5 Investment-grade bonds 1,056 -0.2
1581.53 1215.14 S&P MidCap 1581.53 1528.31 1528.31 -50.37 -3.2 t s +9.3 (%$#!|9996542 +8.1 European stocks 1,031 2.5
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lumped in with financial companies LocalFunds DJ Total Market index -2.4 -2.4 1.7 ^@!|995421 7.6
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by stock indexes, are about to get a $CHG ---------- PERCENT RETURN ---------- 6. Consumer Goods -4.0 -4.0 -1.4 ^@!|99875421 10.3
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& Poor's 500 and other indexes -4.2
American Funds AmBalA m ABALX 24.75 -0.38 -1.5 -1.4 +10.5 1 +11.5 1 HHHHI 8. Health Care -1.4 0.1 621| -0.5
have long split the market into 10 9. Utilities -2.3 -4.8 -4.3 ^@!|99998765432 18.0
CapIncBuA m CAIBX 58.88 -0.98 -1.6 -1.4 +8.7 1 +8.4 1 HHHII
main sectors, such as technology 10. Telecommunications -2.6 -5.8 -0.8 ^@!|9999761 15.8
companies, utilities or industrials. CpWldGrIA m CWGIX 45.26 -0.67 -1.5 -0.7 +6.8 3 +10.7 2 HHHII
After the market closes on Sept. FnInvA m ANCFX 52.88 -1.19 -2.2 -1.9 +12.7 1 +14.5 2 HHHII
16, S&P Dow Jones Indices will GrthAmA m AGTHX 42.90 -0.81 -1.9 -1.7 +8.9 1 +15.0 2 HHHII Consumer Services sectors (best performers)
carve out real estate to become the IncAmerA m AMECX 21.41 -0.34 -1.6 -1.3 +11.8 1 +10.2 2 HHHHI
Travel & Leisure -1.2 -0.9 -0.0 (*&^$#@51| -2.5
11th sector. Real estate develop- InvCoAmA m AIVSX 36.01 -0.79 -2.1 -2.1 +12.7 1 +14.9 2 HHHII
Travelzoo Inc TZOO +1.6 +21.1 +63.0 (*&^%$#@!|971 +45.9
ment companies, which are now WAMutInvA m AWSHX 40.34 -0.86 -2.1 -2.2 +13.1 1 +14.2 2 HHHHI
Kona Grill Inc KONA +4.1 +16.7 +11.3 (&$#@8651| -25.3
listed under the financials sector, Dodge & Cox Income DODIX 13.93 -0.01 -0.1 +0.4 +6.2 1 +4.1 1 HHHHI
also will be moved to the new real China Lodging Grp HTHT -1.7 +14.3 +29.6 (*&^%$#@!|996321 +78.8
IntlStk DODFX 38.26 -0.49 -1.3 +1.6 +1.1 4 +7.6 1 HHHII
estate-focused sector. Mortgage Scientific Games Cp SGMS +13.9 +13.7 +5.9 (*%$#762| -14.1
Stock DODGX 169.86 -2.63 -1.5 -0.1 +9.3 3 +16.1 1 HHHII
real estate investment trusts, Allegiant Travel Co ALGT +4.2 +12.2 -4.4 (^%#87421| -29.0
Fidelity 500IdxPr FUSVX 75.13 -1.82 -2.4 -2.3 +12.0 1 +15.4 1 HHHHH
however, will remain grouped in the Media -2.5 -3.3 -0.4 (*&^%$#@!|5321 3.4
Contra FCNTX 99.90 -2.24 -2.2 -2.1 +6.9 2 +14.1 3 HHHHH
financial sector. The change is Lee Enterp LEE -6.5 +18.0 +49.0 (*&^%$#@!|997542 +86.1
likely to push billions of dollars into FrankTemp-Franklin IncomeA m FKINX 2.23 -0.01 -0.4 +0.4 +9.7 1 +7.8 1 HHHII
Angies List Inc ANGI -4.9 +17.3 +17.3 (*&^%$#@!|99865321 +99.4
real estate investments. Metropolitan West TotRetBdI MWTIX 10.98 -0.04 -0.3 -0.2 +4.5 4 +4.6 1 HHHHH
ComScore Inc SCOR -6.0 +14.6 -4.5 (8765432| -36.4
PIMCO TotRetIs PTTRX 10.29 -0.04 -0.2 +0.1 +5.1 +3.7 HHHHI
MSG Networks MSGN +0.6 +12.1 +3.3 (&^%$#!82| -18.6
Vanguard 500Adml VFIAX 197.15 -4.77 -2.4 -2.3 +12.0 1 +15.4 1 HHHHH
A.H. Belo Corp AHC +3.7 +9.1 +27.3 (*&^%$#@!|87541 +31.1
InstIdxI VINIX 195.23 -4.73 -2.4 -2.3 +12.0 1 +15.4 1 HHHHH
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Campbell Soup CPB 47.77 4 67.89 54.95 -2.78 -4.8 t t 4.6 15.4 2 14.6 22 2.5 Rite Aid Corp RAD 5.88 8 8.74 8.15 0.56 7.4 s s 4.0 0.0 3 50.1 ... ...
Carpenter Tech CRS 23.99 8 40.46 35.65 -1.03 -2.8 t s 17.8 5.0 3 -3.9 31 2.0
Sears Holdings Corp SHLD 10.52 2 27.47 12.32 -1.01 -7.6 t t -40.1 -52.2 5 -11.2 ... ...
Clarcor Inc CLC 44.13 9 66.59 62.89 -3.56 -5.4 s s 26.6 15.1 2 8.6 24 1.4
Skyline Cp SKY 2.17 0 12.29 11.66 -0.33 -2.8 s s 227.9 270.2 1 4.9 ... ...
Costco Wholesale COST 138.57 4 169.73 150.70 -7.28 -4.6 t t -6.7 9.1 3 16.5 28 1.2
Donegal A DGICA 12.69 9 16.85 16.05 -0.08 -0.5 t t 14.0 21.1 2 9.5 13 3.4 Supervalu Inc SVU 3.94 2 8.27 4.73 -0.99 -17.3 t s -30.2 -39.4 5 -7.7 7 ...
Donnelley RR & Sons RRD 12.07 7 19.83 17.02 0.00 0.0 t s 15.6 12.4 2 9.3 18 6.1 TE Connectivity Ltd TEL 51.70 6 67.99 60.98 -2.66 -4.2 s t -5.6 4.7 3 18.8 10 2.4
Exelon Corp EXC 25.09 7 37.70 33.40 -0.67 -2.0 t t 20.3 16.3 2 -0.7 14 3.7 Tanger Factory SKT 29.46 8 42.20 39.09 -1.53 -3.8 t s 19.5 27.9 1 10.5 16 3.3
Frontier Comm FTR 3.81 4 5.85 4.56 0.00 0.0 t t -2.4 -8.6 4 -0.7 65 9.2 Tegna Inc TGNA 20.10 2 28.95 21.12 0.60 2.9 s t -17.2 -6.6 4 25.2 11 2.7
Fulton Financial FULT 11.48 9 14.59 14.27 -0.21 -1.5 s s 9.7 22.1 2 14.2 16 2.8
Tyson Foods TSN 41.38 9 77.05 72.26 -4.18 -5.5 t s 35.5 71.4 1 34.7 19 0.8
GlaxoSmithKline PLC GSK 37.24 7 45.58 42.50 -1.76 -4.0 t s 5.3 13.6 2 6.1 ... 5.8
UGI Corp UGI 31.51 9 47.39 45.40 -0.81 -1.8 t s 34.5 37.7 1 21.0 22 2.1
Harley Davidson HOG 36.36 7 57.33 50.57 -2.17 -4.1 t s 11.4 -5.8 4 10.0 14 2.8
Henry Schein Inc HSIC 127.16 6 183.00 158.86 -5.43 -3.3 t t 0.4 18.2 2 21.2 27 ... Univrsl Corp UVV 49.01 7 61.69 57.52 -2.86 -4.7 t s 2.6 21.3 2 11.7 15 3.7
Hershey Company HSY 82.42 4 117.79 96.18 -3.12 -3.1 t t 7.7 9.0 3 13.4 23 2.6 Urban Outfitters URBN 19.26 0 37.82 36.08 -0.02 -0.1 s s 58.6 17.6 2 8.0 19 ...
Intl Paper IP 32.50 9 49.70 47.71 -1.41 -2.9 s s 26.6 17.8 2 16.4 17 3.7 Verizon Comm VZ 42.20 7 56.95 51.82 -1.06 -2.0 t t 12.1 19.2 2 12.1 14 4.5
Johnson & Johnson JNJ 89.90 8 126.07 118.23 -1.09 -0.9 t s 15.1 31.6 1 15.7 19 2.7 WalMart Strs WMT 56.30 8 75.19 70.30 -2.20 -3.0 t t 14.7 11.0 2 9.1 15 2.8
Kellogg Co K 64.65 6 87.16 77.13 -5.29 -6.4 t t 6.7 19.6 2 10.3 23 2.7
Weis Mkts WMK 37.14 8 55.49 51.59 -0.81 -1.5 t t 16.5 24.2 1 9.3 21 2.3
Kroger Co KR 30.70 1 42.75 31.51 -0.99 -3.0 t t -24.7 -7.1 4 24.7 15 1.5
L-3 Communications LLL 101.13 9 154.50 147.01 -2.88 -1.9 t s 23.0 41.4 1 20.2 19 1.9 Wells Fargo & Co WFC 44.50 4 56.34 48.72 -1.83 -3.6 s s -10.4 -3.8 4 18.4 12 3.1
M&T Bank MTB 100.08 7 127.39 117.09 -0.25 -0.2 s t -3.4 -0.4 3 13.2 16 2.4 Windstream Hldgs WIN 4.75 9 9.74 9.02 0.15 1.7 s s 40.1 27.4 1 -1.9 ... 6.7
Merck & Co MRK 47.97 0 64.00 62.49 -0.49 -0.8 t s 18.3 23.9 1 17.5 18 2.9 YRC Worldwide Inc YRCW 6.25 5 18.50 11.51 -0.16 -1.4 s s -18.8 -24.2 4 -39.7 37 ...
Notes on data: Total returns, shown for periods 1-year or greater, include dividend income and change in market price. Three-year and five-year returns annualized. Ellipses indicate data not available. Price-earnings ratio unavailable for closed-end funds and companies with net losses over
prior four quarters. Rank classifies a stocks performance relative to all U.S.-listed shares, from top 20 percent (1) to bottom 20 percent (5).
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In brief
PITTSBURGH
Burned bridge to be
closed extra week
State transportation authorities say a
major bridge into downtown Pittsburgh
closed after a construction fire will re-
main closed an extra week for repairs.
The Liberty Bridge has been closed
since Sept. 2, and Pennsylvania De-
partment of Transportation officials
said it will remain closed until Sept. 19.
The fire began on plastic pipes and a
construction tarp as crews were cut-
ting steel as part of an $80 million re-
construction project. Authorities said
the flames damaged a steel beam criti-
cal to the stability of the bridge, which
spans the Monongahela River.
DAR ES SALAAM, TANZANIA
president says many Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton speaks at a LGBT For Hillary Gala, in New York, on Friday.
Woman wins $4.6M Whats next for the Dakota Access pipeline
after needle stick Government appeals for company to voluntarily pause project amid protests
A jury has awarded a South Carolina
woman more than $4.6 million after JAMES MACPHERSON artifacts. tribal members on the consultation on the Da-
ASSOCIATED PRESS
she was stuck by a hypodermic needle Tribal officials chal- Standing Rock Sioux Res- kota Access pipeline is a
picked up in a Target parking lot. BISMARCK, N.D. lenged the Army Corps ervation. textbook example of how
Court documents say Carla Denise The Standing Rock of Engineers decision to The statement from the not to do a project.
Garrison was in the retailers parking Siouxs effort to block a grant permits for Dallas- federal departments also Historically, tribes only
lot in May 2014 when her daughter four-state oil pipeline got based Energy Transfer said the case highlight- have been consulted on
picked up a hypodermic needle. Garri- a lifeline when the federal Partners $3.8 billion ed the need for a serious energy infrastructure
son swatted it out of her hand and was government temporar- pipeline that is intended discussion about na- projects, with the federal
stuck in her own palm. ily stopped the project, a to carry oil from North tionwide reforms with government making the
Garrison was bedridden because of move some say likely may Dakota to Illinois. respect to considering actual decisions, said Eid,
medication prescribed because of the forever change the way Fridays ruling by Boas- tribes views on these a Republican.
potential risk of HIV. all energy infrastructure berg, who was appoint- types of infrastructure The Obama administra-
projects are reviewed in ed by President Barack projects. tions action Friday likely
WASHINGTON the future. Obama, came amid grow- Troy Eid, a former U.S. changed that, he said.
John Hinckley Jr. Just minutes after U.S.
District Judge James
ing protests over the
pipeline, which would
attorney in Colorado who
now specializes in Indian
Tribes want to be able
to influence the outcome
leaves mental hospital Boasberg denied the
Standing Rock Sioux
cross the Missouri River
less than a mile upstream
law, said the action was
unprecedented and a
in a substantive way, Eid
said.
The man who tried to assassinate tribes attempt to halt the of the reservation. significant setback for Industry consultant
President Ronald Reagan has been re- construction of the Dako- The statement by the the pipelines builders. Brigham McCown, a for-
leased from a Washington mental hos- ta Access oil pipeline that Departments of Justice, Everywhere in Indian mer acting administrator
pital for good, more than 35 years after skirts the reservation in Army and Interior said Country, people are talk- for the federal Pipeline
the shooting. southern North Dakota, it would reconsider any ing about this, said Eid, and Hazardous Materials
A federal judge ruled in late July that three federal agencies of its previous decisions who spoke by phone Sat- Safety Administration,
the 61-year-old John Hinckley Jr. is not appealed to the pipeline on land that borders or is urday while on horseback said the Obama adminis-
a danger to himself or the public and company to voluntarily under Lake Oahe, one of during a parade at the Na- trations involvement has
can live full-time at his mothers home pause work on a seg- six reservoirs on the Mis- vajo Nation Fair in Win- changed the lay of the
in Williamsburg. ment that tribal officials souri River and the drink- dow Rock, Arizona. land forever for infra-
SOURCE: WIRE REPORTS say holds sacred sites and ing water source for the He said the lack of tribal structure projects.
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Prosecutors
Finding middle ground
POLL: McGINTY
LEADS BY 1 POINT
swamped n A new poll on
with reports Pennsylvanias closely
Toomey battles Trump effect while Republicans look to hold Senate watched U.S. Senate race
has the two contenders
MICHAEL RUBINKAM separated by a single point.
ASSOCIATED PRESS STEVEN T. DENNIS never stand up to Hill- $31.8 million on adver- with Clinton but not
BLOOMBERG NEWS The Quinnipiac University
A nearly 40 percent in- ary Clinton, but I will, tising on the general sold on Trump. poll has Republican Sen. Pat
crease in the number of HARRISBURG Fac- and Ill stand up to Don- election so far, accord- I dont think Im Toomey at 46 percent and
reported cases of child ing a tough re-election ald Trump if I think hes ing to data from ad- alone in that at all, his Democratic challenger,
Katie McGinty, at 45 percent.
abuse in Pennsylvania is battle, Pennsylvania wrong, he said in an in- tracking company Kan- Toomey said after a The margin is the closest of
straining the resources of Sen. Pat Toomey knows terview last month. tar Media/CMAG. news conference at a the four swing-state Senate
county district attorneys he has a Donald Trump Toomey is trying to Toomey has irritated Harrisburg construc- races on which they released
offices, with one pros- problem. Hes just hop- find the middle ground Trump fans by with- tion company last poll results Friday.
ecutor saying her staff is ing his opponent has by motivating dis- holding his endorse- month. There are cer- McGinty, a former
overwhelmed by the ris- an even bigger Hillary gruntled Republicans ment of the nominee tainly die-hard Trump environmental aide in state
ing workload. Clinton problem. and independents to and many have pep- supporters that would and federal administrations,
Prosecutors say they As the only endan- vote without alienat- pered him at events like to see me enthu- held a narrow lead in
support a 2014 legislative gered Republican in- ing Trumps passion- across the state for his siastically supporting a series of public polls
released since the July
overhaul of the states cumbent yet to back ate backers. Barring a stance. But he hasnt Trump and there are political conventions.
child abuse law, which, or reject his partys Trump comeback, his gone beyond saying he people in the opposite
Toomey leads among
among other things, ex- nominee, Toomey is message of indepen- wont vote for Hillary camp, and that includes men, white voters and
panded the definition campaigning as an in- dence might be the best Clinton. Democrats, indepen- Republicans, while McGinty
of child abuse and made dependent voice who he can do in the state The senator is reflect- dents and Republi- leads among women, non-
more adults legally re- can be a check on who- that has emerged as a ing where a sizable, key cans. white voters and Democrats.
sponsible for reporting ever is president. Hes key battleground for bloc of voters stands, Most polls in the state Independents lean slightly
suspected cases of it. But also working to tie his control of the Senate, as particularly in the vote- have Trump trailing toward McGinty, 46 percent
for her and 42 percent for
theyre having trouble Democratic challeng- well as the presidency. rich Philadelphia sub- Clinton by close to dou- Toomey.
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SEPTEMBER 11, 2016 11, 2016 LNP | LANCASTER, PA
Deaths Reported
Obituaries
OTHER OBITUARIES
ON PAGES A25,
A26 & A27
Buckwalter, Richard Palkovic, Arabel M.
97, of Brethren Village. (Keim)
September 3, 2016. Fur- 84, wife of Stephen J.
man Home for Funer- Palkovic, of Lititz. Sep- Timothy Tim was a member of
St. Joseph Catholic
Arabel ing together on their
boat. You could often
als, 656-6833 tember 7, 2016. Charles
F. Snyder, Jr. Funeral
Tim K. Hoar Church, Lancaster and Palkovic find Arabel shopping,
Chezum, Maria E. was a 1976 graduate one of her all-time fa-
69, of Lititz. September Home & Crematory,
560-5100 of Lancaster Catholic vorite passions.
8, 2016. Buch-Heisey High. He had com- With her hus-
Funeral Home & Cre- pleted the course in band of 64 years, they
mation Services, Inc., Patton Gerald R. Sr.
79, of Lancaster. Sep- Professional Baseball raised together two
626-2464 Umpiring from the beautiful children:
tember 6, 2016. Crema-
Cramer, Lamar H. tion Services of Lan- Al Somers School for Beth Ann Needelman
79, of Ephrata. Septem- caster, 273-6283 Umpires on February (Bob) of Lititz, and the
ber 9, 2016. The Groffs 12, 1977. Tim loved golf. late Dr. Stephen M.
family Funeral & Cre- Raubenstine, Richard Also surviving are Palkovic. She was the
mation Services, Inc., Eugene * two siblings; James S. proud grandmother of
394-5300 85, of Lititz. September Hoar, Jr. married to Michael and Matthew
Ford, Virginia Guiney 7, 2016. Spacht-Snyder Caroline, of Montana Needelman; and the sis-
Haslett * Family Funeral Home and David S. Hoar ter of Betty Englehart
92, of West Chester. & Crematory, 626-2317 married to Donna, of and Sam Keim.
September 9, 2016. Timothy Conestoga. Arabel M. (Keim) It was Arabels wish
Wilde Funeral Home, Roth, Barbara Mae Tim K. The Fu n e r a l Palkovic, 84, of Lititz, that no services be held.
610-857-5551 (Sobotor) Hoar, 58, of Arrangements will died peacefully Instead, in her memory,
74, of Lancaster. Sep- Lancaster, died be announced in a fu- September 7, 2016 at a memorial contribu-
Frantz, Mary P. tember 9, 2016. Andrew
103, of Lancaster. unexpectedly ture edition of LNP. Luther Acres after a tion may be made to
T. Scheid Funeral on Sunday morning, Interment will be in brief struggle with can- Hospice & Community
August 28, 2016. Home, 397-8298
Stradling Funeral September 4, 2016 at his the St. Joseph New cer. Care, PO Box 4125, 685
Homes, Inc., 733-2472 home. Catholic Cemetery, She was born Good Dr., Lancaster, PA
Rothermel, Lucille M. Tim had worked as September 22, 1931 in
Gaborek, Steve A.* (Dietrich) Bausman, PA. Kindly 17604-4125.
a private family care- omit owers. Memorial Cleona to the late Calvin Arabels kind heart
76, husband of Layola 85, of Lititz. September taker and the Manager and Mary (Deppen)
Gaborek, of Mount Joy. 2, 2016. Buch-Heisey Remembrances can be and loving manner will
of Distribution/ made in Tims memory Keim. She married the be missed by the many
September 6, 2016. Funeral Home & Cre-
Sheetz Funeral Home, Circulation for The to a charity of ones love of her life, Stephen people that she has
mation Services, Inc.,
Inc., 653-5441 626-2464 Lancaster County choice. J. Palkovic, in 1952 touched during her life-
Woman/The County To submit an on-line and then moved from time.
Gohn, Carol Louise Womens Journal. He Lebanon to Lititz to
Shirk, Abram K. condolence, visit: www. To place a condo-
83, of Mechanicsburg. previously had worked start a family.
September 9, 2016. Neill 74, of Lancaster. Sep- scheidfuneralhome.com lence online, please visit
tember 8, 2016. for True Precision She was a longtime SnyderFuneralHome.com
Funeral Home, 737- Plastics, Lancaster. member of St. James
8726 Workman Funeral
Homes, Inc., 285-4513 Born January 31, Catholic Church, Lititz.
Goldstoff, Helen 1958 in Lancaster and Arabel loved spending
94, of Lancaster. Sep- Steffish, Anette Marie raised on Cabbage time with her family at
tember 9, 2016. The 49, of Lancaster. Sep- Hill, he was the son of the beach and vacation-
Groffs Family Funeral tember 7, 2016. The Catherine Kitty W.
& Cremation Services, Groffs Family Funeral (Milley) Hoar Guinter, 121 South Prince Street
Inc., 394-5300 & Cremation Services, of Lancaster and the Lancaster, PA 17603 Anette Marie and grandchildren, who
loved her very much.
Goodley, Erin Vaughn *
37, of Oxford. Septem-
Inc., 394-5300 late James S. Hoar,
Sr. (1975). A Catholic,
717-397-8298 Steffish She had worked for
Treasure, Blair E. Bickels Chips in York,
ber 8, 2016. Edward L. PA.
Collins, Jr. Funeral 88, husband of Hilda L.
Home, Inc., 610-932- (Antonacci) Treasure, Anette is survived by
9584 formerly of Lancaster. Richard A lifetime member of
the Conestoga Church
her parents, her children
Justin M. Steffish and
Hoar, Timothy K.
September 3, 2016.
Charles F. Snyder Buckwalter of the Brethren, serv- Brianna M. Wingenroth;
58, of Lancaster. Sep- Richard Buckwalter, ing as church treasurer and her grandchildren
Funeral Home & Cre-
tember 4, 2016. Andrew 97, passed away for many years, Richard Stephanie M. Charles,
matory, 872-5041
T. Scheid Funeral enjoyed gardening, and Elena M. Charles,
Home, 397-8298 September 3, 2016 with
White, James H. family at bedside at loved spending time Steven E. Rodriguez,
Landis, Patricia A. 61, husband of Debbie his home in Brethren with his family. and Aaliyah Grace
87, wife of Jay E. Landis, K. (Jordan) White, of Village. He was the He is survived by a Steffish, all of Lancaster.
of Lancaster. September New Holland. Septem- son of the late Joel W. son, Dennis, and seven Also surviving are
6, 2016. DeBord Snyder ber 7, 2016. Groff-High and Lizzy A. (Myer) grandchildren and ten her siblings Mark P.
Funeral Home & Cre- Funeral Home, 354- great-grandchildren; Sheaffer, Lynne F. Kline,
matory, Inc., 394-4097 Buckwalter, and hus-
0444 but was preceded in Anette Marie Steffish, Janet K. Groff, Paul C.
band of 70 years to Betty
Mastropietro, Pen- death by son, Richard 49, of Lancaster, Sheaffer, and Eugene J.
Woyurka, Linda L. Jane (Nolt) Buckwalter
siero A. Owen, daughter, Karen PA passed away on Steffish, Jr.
72, wife of David W. who preceded him in Wednesday, September
95, of St. Annes Retire- 2013. Graham and six broth- Private funeral ser-
ment Community. Sep- Woyurka, of Lititz. Sep- 7, 2016 in York, PA. She vices will be at the con-
tember 7, 2016. Crema- After his 4 years ers: John, Lester, J. Paul,
tember 6, 2016. Charles Robert, Joel Jr., and was born in Lancaster, venience of the family.
tion Society of Pennsyl- of service in CPS at the daughter of Eugene
F. Snyder, Jr. Funeral the Forest Service Harold. Information and online
Home & Crematory, vania, Inc., 800-720- J. Steffish, Sr. and Janet
8221 base camp in Kane, PA A memorial service condolences may be
560-5100 B. (Krentz) Steffish. She posted on our Web site:
and later at the Lyons will be held at 10:30
Mattis, Viola Myers was preceded in death www.thegroffs.com
Yerger, Mark Chris- Veterans Hospital, a.m. (Visitation at 9:30)
97, of Florida. August by her husband Steven
tian NJ, he started as part- Saturday, September
24, 2016. G. Wingenroth in 2002.
61, of Lancaster. Sep- time barber at Roy 24, 2013, at Conestoga She was a very caring
Miller, Lewis C., Jr. tember 6, 2016. Crema- Bombergers Store Church of the Brethren,
tion Services of Lan- person and loved spend-
90, of Millersville. in Elm in 1947, while 141 E. Main St., Leola, ing time with her family
September 9, 2016. caster, 273-6283 also working for N.G. PA. Memorials may be
Andrew T. Scheid Hershey & Son, a farm made to the Buckwalter
Funeral Home, 872- * No Obituary ap- implements dealer in Peace Endowment c/o
2266 pears Bethany Theological IN LOVING MEMORY OF
Manheim. He opened
Abram K.
Buckwalters Barber Seminary, 615 National
DENNIS
Services
Shop in Bareville in 1954 Road West, Richmond,
Shirk and continued the busi- IN 47374.
Obituaries
Helen Goldstoff
OTHER OBITUARIES sent overseas to fight
ON PAGES A26 & A27 in the war in Europe.
When Stan nally came
home after flying 55
Mary P. Frantz Linda L. Barbara Mae Roth missions, they started
a family, and had twin
Woyurka ried to Robert Poulton daughters. They lived in
and John Roth, all Connecticut until Stans
of Lancaster; twelve work in the tobacco
grandchildren; two business brought them
great-grandchildren to Lancaster in 1963.
and three sisters; Mary Helen Goldstoff was a
Ann Harnish, of Willow joyful woman and had a
Street, Ellen Robinson, wonderful smile for ev-
of DE and Janet Helen Goldstoff, 94, eryone she came in con-
Romberger, of Sunbury. passed away peacefully tact with. She believed
She was also preceded on Friday, September strongly in family and
in death by a daughter; 9, 2016, at her home in was a loving mother. She
Lisa Ann Roth, who died Lancaster. Helen leaves loved cooking, playing
May 1st. behind her two twin golf, bridge, the piano,
Mary P. Frantz, 103, Barbara Relatives and friends daughters and their hus- and volunteering. She
of Lancaster, passed Mae (Sobotor) are respectfully invited bands, Judy and John was especially active in
Linda L. Woyurka, 72, Roth, 74, of to a Visitation to be Sugarman, Jan Goldstoff the temple in Lancaster,
away on Sunday, August of Lititz, passed away
28, 2016, at Lancashire Lancaster, held at the Andrew T. and David Minshall, and Shaarai Shomayim.
Wednesday, September passed away Scheid Funeral Home several friends and rela- Helen experienced
Hall. 7, 2016, at her home after
She was born in unexpectedly early Sullivan Home, 121 tives. She had 2 broth- a long and fulfilling
a 15 year battle with can- Fr i d a y morning, South Prince Street, ers, Martin Levy and life, living through the
Chambersville to the cer. She is the wife of
late Carlo and Nancy September 9, 2016 at Lancaster, PA 17603 Leonard Levy, both Depression, World War
David W. Woyurka and Lancaster Regional (on-site parking with at- deceased. Her beloved II, a career, life in NYC,
Fantuzzo and was the celebrated their 53rd
wife of the late George Medical C e n t e r, tendants) on Thursday husband, Stan, passed marriage, and mother-
anniversary on July 13th Lancaster. She was the morning, September away in September 2014 ing. She will be greatly
H. Frantz, Sr. of this year.
Mary was a mem- wife of the late J. David 15, 2016 between 9 and at the age of 98 after 72 missed. Her loving spirit
She was born on Roth, who died February 10:15AM. The Funeral years of wedded bliss. and calming nature will
ber of the Bible Baptist September, 9, 1943 in
Church, Akron, where 29, 1988. Procession will depart Helen was especially live on.
Columbia, PA to the late fortunate to have had The Funeral Ser-
she sang in the choir. Barbara Mae had at 10:30AM for the Mass
Russell and Norma Jean loving next door neigh- vice will be held
She enjoyed all aspects worked as an OB Tech/ of Christian Burial to
(Weidman) Keck. bors, Barbara and Luis Tuesday, September
of being a homemaker. Nursing Associate at be celebrated at 11:00
Surviving are her Freile and their 2 daugh- 13, 2016 at 11:00 a.m. at
She is survived by 2 the former St. Joseph AM in Sacred Heart of
husband; sons: David ters Alicia and Victoria, Congregation Shaarai
sons, George H. Jr., hus- Hospital now Lancaster Jesus Catholic Church,
S. Woyurka; Shawn for over 40 years. They Shomayim, 75 East
band of Connie Frantz M. Woyurka, hus- Regional Me d i c a l 558 West Walnut Street,
of Brownstown, Blaine, Center until her retire- Lancaster, PA 17603. became close friends to James Street, Lancaster,
band of Linda Fogel; the Goldstoff family and PA 17602, followed by a
husband of Lynda Brandon L. Woyurka; ment in 2012. Interment will follow
Frantz of Montclair, Born February 1, in the St. Joseph New celebrated many family service at the gravesite.
and Christopher B. gatherings with them. Shiva will be observed
NJ; 5 grandchildren, Woyurka, husband of 1942 in Shamokin and Catholic Cemetery,
Joy, wife of Bill Gibson, came to Lancaster in Bausman, PA. Kindly Helen was born Helen one day only at the home
Kim Reist; 4 grand- Levy on December 30, of Helen Goldstoff im-
Jacob, husband of Catie children: Cameron, 1960 to attend the for- omit owers. Memorial
Frantz, Betsy Mitchell, mer St. Joseph School Remembrances can be 1921 in NYC and grew mediately after the ser-
Keegan, Sydney, and up in Merrick, Long vices.
Tyler Frantz, Blair Maddox; and sister Tina of Nursing, Barbara made in Barbara Maes
Frantz, and 9 great- Mae was the daughter memory to Pet Pantry Island. After she gradu- In lieu of owers, do-
Peterson, wife of Brad. ated from high school, nations can be made to
grandchildren. Linda was an LPN by of the late Stanley R. and of Lancaster County,
In addition to her Helen Leona (Cooney) 26 Millersville Road, she attended the Wilfred Congregation Shaarai
trade, but loved study- Academy in NYC and Shomayim, Attn: Rabbi
husband and parents, ing history: especially Sobotor. A Catholic, Lancaster, PA 17603 or
she is preceded in death Barbara Mae was a long- to Sacred Heart School, became a hairdresser. Jack P. Paskoff, 75 E.
the Battle of Gettysburg At the age of 20 she James Street, Lancaster,
by 8 brothers and sis- where she was an au- time member of Sacred 235 Nevin Street,
ters. Heart of Jesus Catholic Lancaster, PA 17603. embarked upon a life- PA 17602, or the charity
thority and unofficial changing adventure, of your choice. Online
Memorial ser- Gettysburg historian. Church, Lancaster. To submit an on-
vices will be held on She will be lovingly line condolence, visit: when she took a train condolences may be
She was a re-enactor from NY to San Antonio, posted to
Wednesday, September and volunteered for missed by her six chil- scheidfuneralhome.com
14, 2016, at 7 PM, dren; Michael Roth, Texas to marry Stan www.thegroffs.com
various projects over Goldstoff, who was in the
at the Bible Baptist the years. Linda loved of Lancaster, Walter
Church, 45 S. Ninth Roth married to Cindy, military training to be an
to travel, her cats, to Air Force bombardier.
Street, Akron, with garden and tend to her of Manheim, Andrea
Pastor George Frantz Roth, of York, Margaret They moved from base
owers, and host family to base before he was
officiating. Interment gatherings where she Roth married to Kendig
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may be made to Bible
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helped the poor and Gohn She was preceded in
needy. death by her husbands,
9th Street, Akron, PA
17501.
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Obituaries
James H. White Lucille M. OTHER
OBITUARIES
18 months, he is now (Dietrich) Rothermel ON PAGE
singing and dancing on grandchildren. She also A27
Gods great dance oor. enjoyed writing, bicy-
In addition to his wife cling, and dancing.
and his mother, James
is survived by 2 chil-
Surviving are three Patricia A. Landis
sons: Alan, husband of Farm Women Society
dren; Joshua C. White, Debra L. Rothermel of
husband of Jacelyn, #22, and served on the
Lititz; Bryan, husband West Lampeter Fair
of Morgantown, and of Debra Rothermel
Danae L. Franck, wife of Flower Committee for
of Fleetwood; Mark, many years. Pat enjoyed
Matthew, of Mohnton; husband of Elizabeth
a granddaughter, Kylie traveling and attending
Rothermel of Etters, Holstein Conventions
P. Franck; 5 siblings: and eight grandchildren.
Kenneth H. White, Jr., throughout the United
Preceding her in death States.
James H. White, 61, husband of Jenny, of are two sisters: Alma
of New Holland, went Virginia, Grace Sandoe, Surviving along with
Lucille M. Rothermel, Daws and Gladys Rutter. her husband are three
to be with Jesus on wife of Carl, of New 85, of Lititz, died Relatives and friends
Wednesday, September Holland, Robert White, sons, J. William hus-
peacefully on Friday, are respectfully invited band of Jody Landis of
7, 2016 at Hospice & husband of Ruthie, September 2, 2016 at to attend Lucilles me-
Community Care of of New Holland, Evie Santa Cruz, CA, Gregory
Luther Acres, Lititz. morial service at Salem Beloved Wife, husband of Terri Landis
Mount Joy. He was Kleeman, wife of Tom, Born in Kutztown, she Lutheran Church of
the loving husband of of Indiana, and Gladys Mother, Grandmother of Lancaster, and Bruce
was the daughter of the Kissel Hill, 26 Owl & Great Grandmother husband of Karen
Debbie K. (Jordan) Tucker, wife of Scott, of late Carl and Carrie Hill Road, Lititz, on
White, with whom he Lancaster; and numer- Patricia A. Landis, 87, of Landis of Knoxville, TN;
(Kistler) Dietrich. A Saturday, September Lancaster, passed away seven grandchildren,
shared 41 years of mar- ous nieces and nephews. homemaker, she was the 17, 2016 at 10:30 AM.
riage. James was preceded Tuesday, September four great grandchil-
loving wife of the late Friends may visit with 6, 2016 at Lancaster dren; a sister, Rosemary
Born in Lancaster, he in death by his father, his Richard C. Rothermel the family at the church
was a son of Thelma I. maternal grandparents, General Hospital after Givler of York; and a
who died in June of on Saturday morning a long and courageous brother, Larry hus-
(Hershey) White and the and his paternal grand- 2010. from 9:30 AM until the
late Kenneth H. White, parents. battle with Parkinsons band of Marilyn Nolt
Lucille was a 1949 time of the service. In disease. of Souderton. She was
Sr. Memorial services graduate of Kutztown lieu of flowers, contri-
Jim was a devoted will be held on Thursday, She was born in preceded in death by a
High School. She was an butions may be made Lancaster to the late daughter in law Janet
husband and father. A September 15, 2016 active and faithful mem- in Lucilles memory to: Benjamin and Mabel Landis, a great grand-
man after Gods own at 10:30 AM at Petra ber of Salem Lutheran Salem Lutheran Church Erb Nolt and enjoyed child Eli Hope Landis,
heart, which owed into Church, 565 Airport Church of Kissel Hill, of Kissel Hill, 26 Owl 65 wonderful years of and brothers Joseph
all aspects of his life. He Rd, New Holland, PA and previously was an Hill Road, Lititz, PA marriage to her high Nolt and Benjamin Nolt,
had a heart for minis- 17557 with Pastor Ken active member of St. 17543, or to Luther Care school sweetheart, Jay Jr.
try that touched many Hershey and Pastor Pauls Lutheran Church (Caring Fund), 600 East E. Landis. A Memorial Service
peoples lives. Jim was Titus Kauffman offici- in Fleetwood, and Main Street, Lititz, PA Pat graduated in 1947 will be held on Saturday
a hard worker, and an ating. Interment will Holy Trinity Lutheran 17543. To send the fam- from East Lampeter September 17, 2016 at
expert craftsman, who be held privately by the Church in Ephrata. ily online condolences, Township High School. 2:00 P.M. at Mellinger
installed church furni- family. Visitations will Lucilles life was lled please visit: www. She was a warm and Mennonite Church, 1916
ture in all 50 states, six be held on Wednesday, by her sincere desire to BuchHeisey.com creative homemaker Lincoln Highway East,
islands, and two other September 14, 2016 from help others as demon- plus the greatest fan of Lancaster, PA with the
countries. He owned 6-8 PM and on Thursday strated by her volunteer every athletic endeavor Rev. Joe Miller and the
White Enterprise and from 9:30-10:30 AM at work with organiza- her family participated Rev. Leon Oberholtzer
sub contracted through the church. To send the tions such as the Berks in. She was a longtime officiating. Visitation
New Holland Church family online condo- Literacy Council, and member of Mellinger will be at the church on
Furniture. Jim also loved lences visit us at www. her church. Lucilles life Mennonite Church Friday evening from
to sh, hunt, play games, groffeckenroth.com. was always centered participating in the 6:00 P.M. until 8:00
and he had a great sense Arrangements by Groff- around her family and Messengers of Cheer P.M. Interment in the
of humor. Having fought High Funeral Home, 216 S. Broad St.
she loved to spend time Lititz, PA Sunday School Class and adjoining church ceme-
a courageous battle for New Holland. with her children and serving on the flower tery will be private. The
717-626-2464
committee. She blessed family will again greet
Gerald R. Morocco. His travels
while serving took him
many with her gift of
hospitality as she and
friends at the church
on Saturday from 1:00
Patton, Sr. to Italy, Greece, Spain, Blair E. Treasure Jay opened their home P.M. until the time of
and North Africa. VA; a brother, Hayes, to friends and acquain- the service. In lieu of
After serving, Jerry husband of Casey of tances. She also shared flowers, contributions
worked at Philco, Greensburg and two sis- the abundance of her in Pats memory may
Pepperidg e Farm, ters: Alice Antonio, wife large garden with fresh be made to the Building
Litton Industries and of Rudolph of Bolivar produce in the summer Fund at Mellinger
ADP. He was in business and Janet Donahue, wife and jars of preserves Mennonite Church, 1916
for himself for 20 years- of Regis of Greensburg. throughout the year. Lincoln Highway East,
MD Computer Co. Jerry He is preceded in death Pat loved her rose Lancaster, PA 17602
ended his career as a by a son, James; two gardens and raising or to The Parkinson
realtor for Coldwell brothers: Glenn, hus- Boxer dogs. She was also Council, 111 Presidential
Banker. band of Cecilia of Bolivar an avid crafter, sharing Blvd., Suite 141, Bala
He is survived by and James of Bolivar. her passion with others Cynwood, PA 19004-
his children Gerald R. A visitation with by teaching craft classes. 1023. To send an online
Patton, Jr. and Collette family will be held At their Pataja farm they condolence, visit
Schmit, Kim Patton and Blair E. Treasure, 88, from 4-6 PM on welcomed ve Fresh Air DeBordSnyder.com
Gerald R. Patton, Sr., Marie Walters, step-son formerly of Lancaster, Sunday, September children from New York
age 79, of Lancaster, PA Shawn Payne and wife passed away on 11, 2016 at Charles City with whom they
passed away on Tuesday, Andrea; Grandchildren Saturday, September 3, F. Snyder Funeral have remained close.
9/6 at Hospice of Mount Michael Randall and 2016. Born in Bolivar, Home & Crematory, She was a member of the 717-394-4097
Joy. Jerry was the hus- wife Lindsey, Alyssa PA, Blair was the son 441 N. George Street,
band of Lois Wilkinson
Patton. He was born in
Payne and great-grand-
daughter Kayleigh
of the late Delbert M.
and Rilla E. (Krouse)
Millersville, PA 17551.
Funeral services for
Pensiero Jesus Catholic Church,
558 W. Walnut St.,
Schenectady, NY, son of Randall. Jerry is also Treasure. He was the Blair will be held at Pete A. Lancaster, PA 17603 at
the late Clarence F. and
Edith M. Patton.
survived by a brother,
Richard. He was pre-
loving husband to Hilda
L. (Antonacci) Treasure,
10 AM, on Monday,
September 12th, at the
Mastropietro 11AM with Rev. Allan
F. Wolfe as Celebrant.
Jerry graduated from ceded in death by his to whom he had been St. Philip The Apostle A time of viewing for
Warwick High School in brother, Pat. married for 64 years. Catholic Church, family and friends will
Chester County in 1955. Interment will be Blair worked for 2111 Millersville Pike, be held on Monday,
From there he enlisted private at Indiantown Millersville University Lancaster, PA, 17603. September 12, 2016 at
in the Navy for 4 years. Gap National Cemetery. for 20 years as Assistant Family and friends will the Charles F. Snyder,
He had basic training A memorial celebra- Director of Admissions, be received one hour Jr. Funeral Home, 3110
in Bainbridge, MD. He tion of life will be held then Director of prior to the service. Lititz Pike, Lititz, PA
served in Key West, FL, at a later date. To leave Admissions, and nally Interment will be pri- from 6-8PM with a
Newfoundland, and an online condolence Dean of Admissions vate at the convenience Divine Mercy Service
was stationed on the please visit: www. and Enrollment before of the family. In lieu and Recitation of the
USS Otterstetter for 5 CremationLancasterPA. retiring. He proudly of flowers, memorial Holy Rosary at 7:45PM.
months. He went into com served in the U.S. Navy. contributions in Blairs There will be another
the reserves for a year Blair greatly loved and name may be made to time of viewing held at
and talked about one cared for his family. He the James E. Treasure the church on Tuesday,
mission where they enjoyed bowling, golf- Football Scholarship at Pensiero Pete A. one-hour prior to the
took a Christmas tree ing and watching the Millersville University Mastropietro, 95, of start of Mass. Interment
to Princess Grace in (717) 273-6283 Millersville University c/o James E. Treasure St. Annes Retirement will take place follow-
sports teams as well as Endowment PO Box Community, formerly of ing Mass in St. Joseph
his Pittsburgh Pirates 1002 Millersville, PA Lancaster, passed away New Catholic Cemetery
and Steelers. Blair was 17551. on Tuesday, September Mausoleum with
a member of St. Philip To leave the family 6, 2016 at Lancaster Military Honors.
The Apostle Catholic an online condolence, Regional Medical To read his full obitu-
Church. please visit: Center. He was the hus- ary and to send online
Blair is survived by SnyderFuneralHome.com band of the late Armida condolences, please visit
his son, David W., hus- (Scarpone) who passed SnyderFuneralHome.com
General Dentistry & Dental Implant Center band of Jennifer of away in June 2015.
Dr. Shea F. Stevens DMD, FICOI Springfield, VA. He is Mass of Christian
also survived by his three Burial will be held on
General, Cosmetic, and Implant Dentistry grandsons: Sam, Tyler Tuesday, September 13,
at one location with one dentist. and Jake of Springeld, 2016 at Sacred Heart of
Obituaries
Maria E. Chezum
Zervos, wife of Dino
Zervos of Baldwin, NY;
a son, Michael, hus-
band of Katie Sinnott of
Lamar H. Cramer Malverne, NY; a daugh-
ter, Kristi, wife of Jon
from 1978 until 1989 and Dougherty of Denver,
lastly with CR Fiendlys CO; two grandchildren,
from 1989 to 1999, when Melina and Christopher
he retired. Zervos; ve sisters and
He was a member three brothers. She is
of the Marine Corps preceded in death by a
Assoc., the 3rd Marine brother.
Division Assoc., VFW Family and friends
Post #5965 in Ephrata, Maria E. Chezum, 69, are respectfully invited
American Legion of Lititz, passed away to a Mass of Christian
Post # 945, Vietnam peacefully at Hospice Burial at St. James
Veterans Assoc. Post # & Community Care in Catholic Church, 505
30, Lancaster Military Mount Joy on Thursday, Woodcrest Avenue,
Order of Devil Dogs, and September 8, 2016. She Lititz, on Wednesday,
the NRA. Lamar also was was born in Brooklyn, September 14, 2016 at
a volunteer at Jasons NY, the daughter of 10:30 AM. There will be
Woods for over 10 years. the late Francis and a viewing at the Buch- FILE PHOTO
Lamar is survived by Mary Teresa Foronda Heisey Funeral Home, Alfred Eisenstaedts iconic Life magazine photo of the
his sister Elaine Ellen, Limardo. Maria was the 216 South Broad St., kissing couple in Times Square captures the joy of V-J
(Hugh) Greco of Panama wife of the late Steven Lititz, on Tuesday eve- Day in 1945.
City Beach, FL and sev- H. Chezum, who passed ning, September 13,
eral nieces and neph- away in February of 2016 from 6:30 PM to GRETA ZIMMER FRIEDMAN
ews. He was preceded 2013. 8:00 PM. Interment
Woman in iconic
in death by a brother Formerly of Mal- will be in Indiantown
Harold J. Cramer and a verne, NY, Maria was Gap National Cemetery,
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9/11
REMEMBERING
Today marks the 15th anniversary of the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001. Three
Lancaster County residents reflect on that day and how it changed the direction of their lives
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ifteen years ago, Col. David
rtie Van Why remembers 9/11 hen Joanne Leib sees Wood visited all three sites
more vividly than most people. someone wearing one of struck by terrorist attacks with-
Thats because he was there her patriotic pins to the in a week after Sept. 11.
in New York, standing in the polls on Election Day, it Not only did he accompany then-Gov.
shadow of the World Trade Centers twin takes her back in time. Tom Ridge to the crash site of Flight 93
towers dodging debris, watching bodies It transports the Elizabethtown artist near Shanksville on 9/11, but as a heli-
fall, running for his life from a toxic cloud. back 15 years, to a day when she like so copter pilot with the Pennsylvania Army
Fifteen years later, sitting in the safety much of America felt terrible and help- National Guard, he soon flew supply mis-
of a local coffee shop, tears still slip from less in the wake of the 9/11 terrorist at- sions to those working at ground zero and
the corners of his closed eyes, behind tacks. the damaged Pentagon building.
which he summons mental pictures of It also reminds her of how she found a Wood, then an Army veteran of the first
Sept. 11, 2001, that most of us cant and way to turn her powerlessness into some- Gulf War and a member of the Pennsylva-
dont want to imagine. thing positive. nia National Guard, suspected he might
The terrorist attacks have left Van Why, The symbolic, stained-glass pins she be deployed to a war zone because of 9/11.
of Millersville, with nightmares, post- designed and sold for charity in those un- He didnt know it would change the
traumatic stress disorder, lung problems certain days of fall 2001 brought her into planned trajectory of his life, eventually
and regular appointments with a thera- contact with families touched by 9/11, leading him back into full-time military
pist. and with ordinary citizens who wanted to service by choice.
I think about 9/11 every day, still, to share their stories and grief. Wood, 53, of Manheim Township, is now
varying degrees, Van Why, 63, says. the chief of staff for the 28th Infantry Di-
Sometimes ... Ill just be back there, that A scary day vision of the Pennsylvania Army National
morning, envisioning a scene, reliving a Guard.
moment. And Ill be oblivious to every- Leib and her family were on vacation in But in 2001, he was working in the pri-
thing else. I get very Wildwood, New Jersey, on Sept. 11, 2001. vate sector and was a reservist with the
anxious and on edge. We were leaving that day to come Guard.
But Van Whys expe- home, and I was in a stained-glass shop I was enjoying being a citizen solider,
WATCH riences that day also that I had never visited before, when I he says. Sept. 11 changed all that.
THE VIDEO led him to write a one-
man play, That Day in
heard it on the news, Leib says.
We said, Is this for real, or is this some Very impactful
Hear how 9/11 September. War of the Worlds-type program on the
changed three
local peoples It recently led to his radio? she recalls. On 9/11, Wood went to his job as senior
lives. Visit becoming a blogger for Driving home, we listened to the radio vice president at the Jay Group in Ronks.
LancasterOnline. the Huffington Post, the whole way, she says. It was unreal. I remember it was a beautiful Septem-
com/features. giving voice to the Very scary. ber sky, Wood says, and I walked into
WRITER, page B13 ARTIST, page B17 SOLDIER, page B3
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Despite this, she dismisses anything I say with serious relationship just discuss their future
something along the lines of a Mother Knows plans together and decide if they want to marry
Best philosophy. This predicament has been each other.
frustrating and disheartening for both myself We also dont give or get engagement rings, so
and my partner. How can I persuade my mother we dont have this ridiculous competition over
to allow me to travel to Atlanta? Morose whose ring is bigger.
Dear Morose: My first suggestion is that you should Your thoughts?
not refer to your long-distance girlfriend as your Anti-proposal
AMY DICKINSON
partner. This choice underscores your immaturity. Dear Anti-proposal: My thoughts are completely
ASK AMY You havent mentioned if youve discussed the idea in line with yours. I am mystified that, given our so-
of having your girlfriend visit you instead of you vis- cietys drive toward gender equality, we seem to be
Teen wants to stop iting her. This would involve you and your girlfriend
figuring out how to raise the money and working with
headed full-speed backward regarding relationship
proposals.
Skyping, start visiting both sets of parents to get permission. Your mother
might be more open to this idea.
Not only have marriage proposals become competi-
tive, public and ridiculous, but I find the whole phe-
You need to do well in school, make sure that this re- nomenon of promposals (where young people make
Dear Amy: I turned 16 this summer, and I have lationship does not interfere with your other friend- a production out of asking one another to a high school
gotten into a state of disagreement with my ships and family relationships and try your hardest to dance) less charming than alarming.
mother on a single issue. demonstrate that you are both capable, respectful and Furthermore, I think that if couples treated the pros-
Like with many other guys my age, a great deal mature. pect of marriage more as equals and bravely discussed
of strife tends to surface over relationships. I agree with you that your mother should not be it openly with one another (instead of one waiting for
Thats my problem, too. disrespectful toward you or your girlfriend regarding a proposal and a ring), there might be more balanced,
For nearly two years Ive kept in touch with this important relationship. Your mother would be long-term marriages as a result.
a girl from Georgia. I live in New England. For wise to get to know her, since she is so important to Im sure readers will want to weigh in.
the past few months Ive been fostering a long- you.
distance relationship via Skype with her, and Dear Amy: Your reply to Worried regarding
it has become a personal goal for both of us to Dear Amy: I really enjoy your column. her negative feelings toward her stepdaughter
someday meet in person. You often get letters from women who are was so compassionate and beautifully put.
We talk daily and get along tremendously well. frustrated because their boyfriends wont pro- You could not have explained the dynamic be-
Ive mentioned the idea of traveling to Atlanta pose. tween them any better. I especially like the part
to my mother. Maybe its the fact that I was not raised in about how negative aspects of the girls person-
Rather than this being an issue of time or ex- North America, but I find this a bit infuriating. ality (according to the stepmom) will serve her
pense, my mother has developed a tendency to In this day and age when we are constantly well in life. On behalf of that girl, thank you.
make ludicrous accusations about this girl and asking for equal opportunities for men and Grateful
refuses to consider traveling. women and trying so hard to earn their respect, Dear Grateful: Thank you for your comments.
Ive answered my mothers questions calmly why would women just sit and whine about a I am a stepmother who frequently sees the world
and politely and even offered to have her in boyfriend who wont propose? through the eyes of stepchildren. They have no power
a Skype call to communicate with this girl in Back home (in my home country), there are over the choices made by the adults in their lives. Its
order to ease her suspicions. usually no proposals two adults who have a no wonder that they sometimes fiercely defend them-
selves against the emotional (and actual) encroach-
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Hightower) minutes, Biblical drama) The
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Hur (Jack Huston), a prince Steven King best-
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his adopted brother Messala school girl (Sissy
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an encounter with Jesus leads Laurie) and has no friends. But she does
drama. main village after a nasty tiger massages with the mixer.
him to forgiveness. have supernatural powers. When mean
arrives to destroy their world. girls at school humiliate her at the
Captain America: Civil War Central Intelligence (PG-13,
117 minutes, action) Dwayne Suicide Squad (PG-13, 123 prom, she lets out all her rage.
(PG-13) Kubo and the Two Strings minutes, action) A government
(The Rock) Johnson and Kevin
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secret case. In a fantastical Japan, clever supervillains and sends them
and kindhearted Kubo makes on a top-secret mission. n This stylish, erotic
The Disappointments Room a humble living telling stories. thriller stars Angie
(R, 100 minutes, thriller) Dana Sully (PG-13, 96 minutes, Dickinson as
One day, he accidentally drama) Clint Eastwood
and David (Kate Beckinsale summons a spirit from his an unhappily
and Mel Raido) move from directs this movie about pilot married woman
past who storms from the Chesley Sully Sullenberger,
Brooklyn to a once-grand heavens to enforce an age-old who tries to
southern mansion with their who became a hero after his seduce her
vendetta. Kubo must set out successful emergency landing
5-year-old son, looking for on a quest to save his family psychiatrist
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install a system of accountability and solve the mystery of his passengers on the Hudson
discovery of a secret room fallen father. when that fails, picks
after the actions of the Avengers River. Tom Hanks stars.
unleashes unexplainable up a handsome stranger in a museum.
causes collateral damage. But the The Light Between Oceans
events. (no reviews) Later, she is brutally murdered. Her son
superheroes are divided. Captain (PG-13, 100 minutes, drama) Warcraft (PG-13, 123
Dont Breathe (R, 88 (Keith Gordon) and a call girl (Nancy
America (Chris Evans) believes Michael Fassbender and Alicia minutes, sci fi action) An
minutes, thriller) Young thieves Allen) who witnessed the murder try
superheroes should remain free Vikander star as a couple Orc horde invades the planet
figure they can get away with to figure out who did it. An homage to
while Iron Man (Robert Downey who live in a lighthouse on a Azeroth, using a magic portal.
robbing the home of a wealthy Hitchcock.
Jr.) supports oversight. remote island off the coast of A few human heroes and
blind man, but they are wrong. Western Australia, post World
dissenting Orcs must attempt
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investigators Ed (Patrick Wilson) forgetful Dory is happily living trip to the mainland changes War Dogs (R, 114 minutes,
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she realizes she needs to find
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to find them in this sequel to
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young woman (Teresa Palmer) horror) John and Laura Taylor Philadelphia. While recording sounds
friends York socialite in the 1940s
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Conner who thinks shes a wonderful
save her little half-brother and Hall) are a young, professional accidentally captures audio evidence
(Andy soprano. But she is dreadful, couple who desperately want
Samberg), and people come to her uncover a mystery. of the assassination of a presidential
a baby. After exhausting all hopeful whose car drives off a bridge.
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(Jorma bad. Hugh Grant is her loving drama) Jake and Tony become Nancy Allen stars as the woman who
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Taccone) husband. fast friends but when Jakes woman to be their surrogate
and Lawrence parents raise the rent for an homage to Michelangelo Antonionis
Ghostbusters (PG-13, 116 but as she gets further along Blow-Up.
(Akiva Schaffer) minutes, comedy) Manhattan Tonys mothers dress shop in her pregnancy, so too does
became rich and famous as the has been invaded by ghosts on the first floor of their her psychotic and dangerous
Style Boyz. Owen and Lawrence again, and this time, a group of apartment building, their fixation on the husband. (no Mission: Impossible (1996)
faded into the background when women do battle. Kristin Wiig, friendship is affected. reviews)
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a successful solo career. Now and Kate McKinnon star. 110 minutes, action) Arthur minutes, animated adventure) Ethan Hunt, who takes the blame for a
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film a documentary about his life forced to return to his life as an
minutes, sports bio) The life upon an island that if filled fugitive trying to clear his name. Based
while hes still on top. When his assassin due to the deceitful
of Roberto Duran (Edgar with eccentric animals. They on the popular TV series from the
second album flops, the camera actions of a beautiful woman
Ramirez), the Panamanian work together to keep two 1960s, about the only thing remaining
is there to capture his world (Jessica Alba).
fighter who made his crazy, malevolent cats from from it is the theme music. But its great
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Breakfast in Vermont
RICH MANIERI
THE PRESS TABLE
Not my mothers
bolognese sauce
T
his is foolproof.
And I am more
than capable
of testing the
boundaries of that standard.
I tried for years, and failed,
to duplicate my mothers
spaghetti sauce (gravy, if
you like, and especially if
youre from Philadelphia).
I tried everything the
same ingredients, the same
pot. I actually watched my
mother make the sauce and
took notes. Still, I couldnt
duplicate it. I eventually laid
down my wooden spoon in
shame and disgust, vowing
to return when I came up
with a different approach.
I had to come up with
something original. Sauce
from a jar is not an option
in my family. My late father
would have challenged ANN FULTON | LNP COLUMNIST PHOTOS
anyone outside the family Vermont Breakfast Bread can be topped with yogurt and fruit.
who suggested such a thing
to a duel.
So, I went in a different
direction. I came up with
Breakfast bread recipe harks back to excursion to Green Wind Farm
means of bringing the rural community toast recipe from the yogurt cookbook
together amidst an evening of home- that I had brought as my weekend read-
grown food and live music. The ensuing ing material.
days included tours of a small dairy farm Upon arriving home, I made the recipe
as well as a large operation newly outfit- several times, varying the ingredients
ted with robotic milkers. There was can- here and there, and testing with various
did lunch conversation with Stonyfield types of bread. Though the finished prod-
ANN FULTON co-founder Gary Hirshberg, an elegant uct can certainly be topped with yogurt,
farm-to-table dinner and a bonus trip to as was done in Vermont, this recipe takes
the Ben & Jerrys factory, where ice cream a step back and uses the protein-rich
flavors with crazy names like Chunky ingredient in the custard-like soaking
Monkey and Cherry Garcia rule the day. liquid. The final result is a creamy-on-
The part of the weekend that stuck the-inside, crisp-on-the-outside alterna-
with me the most was my time spent at tive to the typical French toast.
Green Wind Farm, owned and operated Ultimately, my time in Vermont illus-
RICH MANIERI | LNP STAFF As I was packing my bag for a week- by Julie Wolcott and her family in Enos- trated the many ways Stonyfield employ-
Spaghetti sauce in a jar is not end work trip last month, I scanned the burg, Vermont. Julie has a small herd of ees work with family farmers who wish
an option in Rich Manieris shelves for a new book or magazine to Jersey cows, and her love of those cows to farm organically. Stonyfield aims to
family. pass the time on the plane. and the surrounding land was palpable. support these farmers and give them the
My destination was Vermont. The After touring Julies operation, she and tools to be economically viable over the
my own recipe. (Im sure I purpose was a farm tour. Stonyfield, a her multigenerational farming family long haul in what is a demanding, some-
didnt invent it, but I make company perhaps best known for making treated us to a farm breakfast that lacked times thankless job that is at the mercy
it sound like I did.) yogurt, had extended the invitation. for nothing. Platters brimming with of Mother Nature and a host of economic
The key a slow cooker. Some time ago, Stonyfield had given French toast, fluffy pancakes, scrambled variables.
This serves a couple of me a book of recipes submitted by, fit- eggs with sauteed greens, wild blueber- The mindset at Stonyfield is that the
purposes. It prevents over- tingly, yogurt lovers. The book reads like ries, spicy kimchi, homemade applesauce best food starts with ingredients that are
cooking and, because fresh a community cookbook, a style I enjoy and creamy yogurt mingled with saucers grown with care, and that knowing the
ingredients are allowed to because it feels so personal. In this com- of freshly churned butter and jugs of growers makes a difference. As a lifelong
cook over time, success does pilation, however, a common ingredient their own maple syrup, sour cherry juice resident of a major farming community,
not hinge on your touch for rather than a shared hometown links the and piping-hot coffee. this is something I could truly appreciate.
seasoning. Plus, if youre recipes. It seemed like the right reading A small detail that caught my eye was
lazy and/or unmotivated, it material for my trip. how Julies young grandchildren topped
will look like youve really My time in Vermont began with dinner their own pancakes with heaping spoon- n Have questions or comments about Ann Ful-
tons column? Check out her blog at fountain
done a lot of work. at Kimball Brook Farm, an organic dairy fuls of yogurt instead of the sweeter, avenuekitchen.com or at facebook.com/the
Most of the effort here is farm in North Ferrisburgh. The own- more predictable choice of maple syrup. fountainavenuekitchen. She also welcomes email
in the preparation. Youll ers host biweekly summer suppers as a It reminded me of an overnight French at ann@fountainavenuekitchen.com.
need a good, sharp knife and
a cutting board.
Im sparing you the trial
and error I endured while VERMONT BREAKFAST BREAD recommend experimenting with a little
less yogurt and a little more milk. The
attempting to get this right. mixture should be thick yet pourable.) I
Yield: approximately 6 servings
I did some experimenting think plain yogurt flavored with maple
with ingredients and mea- Ingredients syrup would be delicious, too. For added
surements until I sensed I n 3 large eggs sweetness with any variety of yogurt, you
was onto something. And n cup milk of choice* may add maple syrup, to taste, to the
dont worry, you dont have soaking mixture.
to be Marie Curie to figure n 2 cups 2 percent flavored yogurt of
choice (non-Greek works best)** n *** Sturdy white bread will work best in
out the measurements for this recipe. French is my favorite, although
this recipe. n 1 teaspoon vanilla extract sourdough, ciabatta or a similar loaf may
My first clue that I was on n 1 (16-ounce) loaf French bread, cut into be used. I have used Udis white bread,
the verge of success was the 1-inch thick slices*** which is sturdier than typical sandwich
bread, for a very good gluten-free
smell. A friend walked into n Oil/butter for cooking Vermont Breakfast Bread is cooked
option. In this case, look for the 24-ounce
my house as my concoction slowly over low heat.
n For serving: additional yogurt, fresh sandwich loaf using roughly two-thirds
cooked and said, Whatever fruit and maple syrup the insides are thoroughly and evenly of it. The slices of bread are cut thicker
that is smells amazing! Directions cooked and the outsides are a little crispy. than those in the 12-ounce loaf (of which
But confirmation would youd need part of a second loaf) and
n In a mixing bowl, beat the eggs. Add n Top the cooked bread with additional
come from the one and only yogurt, fresh fruit and/or maple syrup.
stand up better to an overnight soak.
the milk, yogurt and vanilla, and stir until Beyond this gluten-free option, sandwich
person qualified to make incorporated. Pour the mixture evenly Notes bread can be tricky. I have tried the recipe
such a judgement my between two 9-by-13-inch pans. with Pepperidge Farm white bread, and
mother. n Leftovers are delicious over several
though the taste was very good once
n Place the bread in the yogurt mixture, days when reheated in the toaster oven.
She walked into my flipping and making sure that both cooked, the bread was harder to handle
kitchen one Sunday af- sides are thoroughly coated. Cover the n * You can use anything from nonfat after the extended soak. Whole wheat
ternoon. I handed her a pans with plastic wrap, and refrigerate milk to cream, canned coconut milk to sandwich bread is not recommended, as it
wooden spoon. She scooped overnight. Carefully, turn the slices once carton almond milk. The level of richness likely will become too mushy to handle.
and end result will vary only slightly. I
a spoonful out of the bub- or twice during this time to make sure
enjoy a hint of coconut flavor, and have Tip
bling pot and tasted. they absorb plenty of the custardy yogurt
used the canned variety as well as Silks n Stovetop cooking will create a perfect
Silence. mixture.
unsweetened almond-coconut milk, which result, but a big batch of French toast
A smacking of the lips. n The next morning, prepare a hot is sold in a refrigerated carton. does require a little patience. For a
Finally, a verdict. nonstick griddle or frying pan with oil or n ** My family enjoys a vanilla-berry speedier oven option, I have used the
Its better than mine. butter. (If you prefer the flavor of butter, version made with equal parts strawberry following option with good success:
mixing in a little oil will help prevent the and French vanilla yogurt as well as an all- Place the soaked bread on one or two
PRESS TABLE, page B9 butter from burning.) French vanilla variety. For a peach-melba well-greased baking sheets and bake in
n Lightly brown each side of the bread, option, use equal parts peach and red an oven preheated to 350 degrees for
cooking slowly over low heat. I start raspberry yogurt. Feel free to experiment approximately 25 minutes, flipping after
n LNP Deputy Opinion Page with your favorite yogurt flavors. (Again,
Editor Richard Manieri welcomes the bread on medium heat to get a nice 12 to 13 minutes, or until the insides are
email at rmanieri@lnpnews.com. golden brown color and then reduce the Greek yogurt is a bit too thick. If this cooked through and the outsides are
The Press Table is a weekly col- heat and wait patiently. This will ensure is what you have and prefer to use, I golden and slightly crusty.
umn written by a rotating group
of LNP staff members.
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30 hours in Barcelona
How to make progress of the Sagrada
Familia church on my
the most of second and then third
a whirlwind visits. Those were the
trip to the musts. I figured what-
ever else I got to see this
Mediterranean time would be gravy.
But I was traveling
JILL SCHENSUL with a friend with a black
THE RECORD
belt in travel planning.
Spending just one day Lisa takes the ball and
in any unfamiliar des- runs with it, gleefully
tination is only enough amassing details, deals,
time to realize that you logistical solutions.
need to spend more than First, she attacked the
a day there. hotel requirement. She
Be it a big city or a sent links of possible ho-
crossroads with more tels.
tumbleweeds than I kept looking at hotels.
people, it can happen. And on one of the web-
You stop, you start look- sites, I noticed the hotel
ing around, and you get was touting Casa Mila,
wind of places you really yet another fabulous ex-
ought to see: ample of modernisme
But the clock is tick- (the Catalan version of
ing. Youve got 24 hours, art nouveau) in the city.
thats it. Youll soon need I clicked the link and
to be somewhere. saw a couple of pictures,
Weve all been there, and it became a must-
right? And the reason see on this trip. Then,
we find ourselves in that my friend came up with
too-short situation is three more. She started
that if we stay, well miss TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE PHOTOS finding restaurants, and
what? A cousins wed- The Palau de la Msica Catalana was built between 1905 and 1908 by Llus Domnech i Montaner to house the Orfe I remembered seeing the
ding? The next place on Catal. It is a stunning example of Catalan Art Nouveau (aka Modernism). The acoustics, the natural light and the best flamenco dancers
our itinerary? artistic details of the structure make it a favorite of performers. It has been also named a United National Educational, ever.
Scientific & Cultural Organization World Heritage Site.
Or, just maybe well The audience at Tablao
miss the boat. Literally. Flamenco Cordobes can
Thats why I was in experience the passion
Barcelona with about 30 for the dance up close.
hours to spare. Several So here is how we at-
fellow passengers and I tacked the city, along
had arrived a day early in with the snags, the smart
this city in the Catalonia moves and the time pot-
region of eastern Spain,
the port of embarkation
Wake up fast, holes we avoided:
AIR TRAVEL
Weve seen it too many times in the past few years. Airline com-
puter systems shut down, leaving passengers stranded for days
and resulting in massive revenue hits, ruined vacations and lost
productivity.
This sign warns Whats behind this? American blamed SABRE (see below) when
golfers to be aware its reservation system crashed in 2015. United has cited vari-
of alligators on
Jekyll Island, Ga. ous gremlins over the years (2007, 2011, 2015) for its computer
malfunctions, including router failure. Southwest (in 2015 and
2016) faulted a network equipment failure and the subsequent
ASSOCIATED PRESS
failure of backup systems.
Most recently Delta fingered the Atlanta power company for
GEORGIA its crash, but turns out it was an issue with Deltas equipment.
Alligators aplenty
Critical systems and network equipment didnt switch over to
backups, the airlines COO was quoted as saying.
Curiously, newer airlines such as Jetblue and Virgin America
havent had these problems (yet), which may shed light on the
possible reason for these failures.
Famous for its sea turtles, Jekyll Island islands conservation manager. But
reminds tourists about its other reptiles he said Jekyll Island staff had already Old, cobbled-together technology
been working on notices to discour-
age tourists from tossing food to al- Americans SABRE airfare booking system (now a separate
RUSS BYNUM ligators, particularly at a pond next to company) was first tested in 1960 and ran the airlines reserva-
ASSOCIATED PRESS
a picnic area. tion system beginning in 1964, running on IBM mainframes.
SAVANNAH, Ga. Known for sea turtles nesting on We took a hard look at what sort Ever watch an airline ticket agent work a computer? Its all key-
its beaches, wading shorebirds in the surf and white- of information we were getting out to strokes and green-glowing CRT terminals.
tailed deer that roam its maritime forests, Jekyll Island people about the presence of alliga- No mice here, no touch screens. Delta is running on a reser-
has taken extra steps to make sure visitors realize the tors on Jekyll Island, Carswell said. vation system that is more than 35 years old. In fact, it once be-
state park also is home to an abundance of alligators. We dont want people to be scared longed to an airline that went out of business in 1982, aviation
The Jekyll Island Authority, which manages the is- about nature and wildlife on Jekyll. analyst Henry Harteveldt explained to CBS News.
land 70 miles south of Savannah, has in the last month But we want them to be aware of it and
posted nearly 30 signs at the edge of ponds, alongside what these animals and their behav- Mergers
ditches and at entrances to its four golf courses. iors are.
The signs urge visitors to Be Aware Alligators Are When US Air bought America West, United acquired Continen-
Common in Lakes, Ponds and Ditches and Do Not Gatorology 101 tal, Delta merged with Northwest, Southwest hitched up with
Feed Wildlife. Each is printed with a gator graphic. Airtran, and American purchased US Air, it created a complicat-
Its no coincidence the new signage went up not Once a remote getaway for wealthy ed mishmash of software and hardware.
long after an alligator killed a toddler this summer in industrialists, Jekyll Island became So maybe resources needed to maintain routers and other
a lake at Walt Disney World, said Ben Carswell, the JEKYLL, page B11 AIRLINES, page B11
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Books
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her famous advice-guru mother in order to write Claude Monets gardens at his home in Giverny, France, play a large role in the book Mad Enchantment: Claude Monet and
a tell-all. the Painting of the Water Lilies, which was released last week.
11. The Woman in Cabin 10, by Ruth Ware.
Check it out!
scandalous behavior by the Clintons.
10. Just Mercy, by Bryan Stevenson. (Spiegel
& Grau) A law professor and MacArthur grant
recipients memoir of his decades of work to
free innocent people condemned to death. Find the first book in one of these long-running mysteries series at the Duke Street Library. Then come back for
11. A Little Thing Called Life, by Linda more.
Thompson. (Dey Street/Morrow) The songwriter
recounts her relationships with Elvis Presley and 1. Murder at the Vicarage, by Agatha famous Chocolate Chip Crunchies heiress Amelia Peabody travels Egypt
Bruce Jenner. Christie. Colonel Protheroe, the scattered around him, Hannah sets out to indulge her interest in Egyptology.
12. American Heiress, by Jeffrey Toobin. magistrate whom everyone in town to track down a killer. She soon bands together with a pair of
(Doubleday) The story of Patty Hearsts hates, has been shot through the head. archeologists to discover why the locals
kidnapping in 1974 by the Symbionese No one heard the shot. There are no 3. Still Life, by Louise Penny. Jane will no longer report to work and to try
Liberation Army, her crimes and her trial. leads. Yet everyone surrounding the Neal, a local fixture in the tiny hamlet
to find a missing mummy who walks
vicarage seems to have a reason to of Three Pines, has been found dead
13. Outliers, by Malcolm Gladwell. (Little, Brown) the night.
Why some people succeed; from the author want the Colonel dead. It is a race in the woods. The locals are certain
of Blink and The Tipping Point. Originally against the clock as Miss Jane Marple its nothing more than a tragic hunting 5. The No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency,
published in 2008. sets out on the twisted trail of the accident, but Chief Inspector Armand
by Alexander McCall Smith. Working in
mysterious killer. Gamache is certain that Jane Neal died
14. White Trash, by Nancy Isenberg. (Viking) Gaborone, Botswana, sleuth Precious
at the hands of someone much more
The white poor in American history. 2. Chocolate Chip Cookie Murder, sinister than a careless bowhunter. Ramotswe investigates several local
15. Hillarys America, by Dinesh DSouza. by Joanne Fluke. Hannah Swensen mysteries, including a search for a
(Regnery) The conservative author and pundit already has her hands full, but when 4. Crocodile on the Sandbank, by missing boy and the case of the clinic
warns of disaster if Hillary Clinton is elected the beloved dairy delivery man is found Elizabeth Peters. After the death doctor with different personalities for
president. murdered behind her bakery with her of her father, 32-year-old Victorian different days of the week.
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Artie Van Why talks about his experience in Manhattan on Sept. 11,
plan book sales drink his coffee in the Trade
Center plaza. It was like a
2001, when he was working near the World Trade Towers.
Two volunteer groups are gearing up to host their respective fall little community tourists gathered under an overhang ready had started thinking
book sales to benefit the Lancaster Public Library. and workers eating lunch in the plaza. about retiring to do more
The Friends of the Mountville Branch Library will host their and listening to live music. He walked a short dis- writing and speaking.
fall book sale Thursday, Friday and Saturday at the Mountville The morning of 9/11, he tance before he saw the My passion is telling my
Church of the Brethren, 60 College Ave., Mountville. Preview was on the 23rd floor of his second plane hit the South story, he says. And theres
night is from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday and admission is $5. The sale building. Tower. definitely another book I
continues from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday and from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. We heard this explosive After that explosion, stuff want to write about these
Saturday. There is free parking, and credit cards are accepted. noise, and our building ac- was flying, and we really years after.
Proceeds benefit Lancaster Public Library West Mountville tually shook, Van Why had to start running for our He wants to be a voice for
Branch. recalls. Within a few min- lives. the survivors.
The Friends of the Lancaster Public Library will hold their an- utes, a secretary ran into He ran past a man lying on Van Why has a brand-new
nual Fall ReSort Book Sale Friday, Sept. 22, through Sunday, Sept. the office, hysterical, saying his stomach. ally in embracing his future
25, at the Marshall Street Book ReSort Center, 225 N. Marshall St. a plane had hit one of the I ran back and got down Ranger, a 4-year-old Lab-
The sale runs from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day, and Sunday is half- towers, and it was like a war on my knees and saw all the rador retriever he picked up
price day. More than 20,000 books, plus vinyl records, DVDs, au- zone out there. blood, and saw that his skull a week ago in western Penn-
diobooks and videos, will be available, with many items priced be- I went down even before had been split open, but he sylvania.
tween 50 cents and $2. There is free parking, and credit cards are they started evacuating our was alive, Van Why says. Im his first human, and
accepted. All proceeds benefit Lancaster Public Library. building, mostly out of cu- He took a denim jacket of- I kind of think I was meant
riosity, he recalls. I took fered by a stranger, and he for him and he was meant
the elevator down to the pressed it into the mans for me, he says. Ranger is
Preview
lobby, and I went through head wound. Van Whys assistance dog,
Hampshire, but she was born the revolving door out onto I put my hand on his arm, trained to help him deal
and grew up in Nesconset. As Church Street. and whispered into his ear, with his post-traumatic
usual, her latest novel feels Its very symbolic, Van Youll be OK, even though I stress disorder.
Continued from B12 timely in its exploration of Why says, his voice trem- knew he wouldnt be. I never know when the
Reviewers have not been al- racism. African-American la- bling. I often say that, as I Van Whys biggest regret emotions are going to hit
lowed an advance peek, but his bor and delivery nurse Ruth from that day, he says, is me, he says. I still cry a lot.
publisher says that Springs- Jefferson is barred from car- that he didnt think to read At my really dark mo-
teen began by writing about his ing for the newborn baby of the mans name on his work ments, I lie in bed envi-
performance at the halftime a white supremacist couple; badge before an ambulance sioning myself dying and
show of the 2009 Super Bowl, when the baby goes into cardi- took him away, so he could sometimes even wishing
then going back to revisit his ac arrest and Ruth hesitates to find the mans family and that I had died, as awful as
Catholic upbringing in New intervene, she finds herself on tell them he didnt die alone. that sounds. I know thats
Jersey, his days playing bars in trial for murder. (Ballantine, Before the day was over, part of the survivors guilt.
Asbury Park and his breakout Oct. 11) Van Why used a phone in a I often think I wish I
with the E Street Band. A com- I put my deli to get a message to his could have done more, Van
panion album, with previously Faithful, by Alice Hoff- hand on his parents in Millersville that Why says, although logi-
unreleased tracks and perfor- man. The latest novel from he was OK. cally, I know there wasnt
mances by early Springsteen Hoffman returns this author arm, and When the first tower col- more I could do.
bands, will also be available. to familiar turf (she grew up in whispered lapsed, he had to outrun the In the days leading up
(Simon & Schuster, Sept. 27) Franklin Square and attended toxic cloud of debris that to this 9/11 anniversary,
Adelphi University). The pro- into his ear, swept through the Manhat- Van Why has had speak-
The French Chef in Amer- tagonist here is Shelby Rich- Youll be tan streets, and then walk ing engagements in front
ica: Julia Childs Second mond, a Long Island teen who back to his apartment in of school, civic and church
Act, by Alex Prudhomme. is in a car accident on Route 110 OK, even midtown Manhattan. groups, where he talks
Ten years ago, readers were with her best friend, Helene though I about what he went through
universally charmed by My Boyd. Helene is left in a coma,
knew he The years since that day.
Life in France, Julia Childs but Shelby survives and must Of his speeches, he says,
memoir of her post-World try to make something of her wouldnt be. Van Why stayed in New I want to start bringing in
War II experiences in France life, always shadowed by guilt. Arty Van Why, writer York a few more years, reg- the aspect of my PTSD and
and education in French (Simon & Schuster, Nov. 1) ularly seeing a therapist. He how one tries to continue
cooking. Her great-nephew went back to work in the law with their life after trauma.
co-authored the book, which Born a Crime, by Trevor went through that revolving firms temporary quarters. Thats a common theme.
was partially the basis for the Noah. The stand-up comedian door, I was leaving life as I The smell of the smol- Not everyone can identify
movie Julie & Julia, with a and Jon Stewarts successor knew it and walking into dering heap that was now with being there at 9/11, but
star turn by Meryl Streep as as host of The Daily Show a new life that was hard to ground zero caused him to they can identify with trag-
the enthusiastic chef. Now on Comedy Central revisits comprehend. burst into tears. He only edy and trauma, whether it
Prudhomme provides the sec- his youth in South Africa dur- He first noticed a storm of lasted about three weeks be losing a loved one or sex-
ond act to that story: Childs ing the final days of apartheid paper falling from the sky. before he quit. ual abuse or whatever.
TV success in America and and after, the mixed-race son Then, he looked up and I was working out my I belong to a private
her culinary legacy. (Alfred A. of a black Xhosa woman and saw the canyon, filled with grief, and I started writing, Facebook group of 9/11
Knopf, Oct. 4) a white Swiss father. (The ti- billowing smoke that was he says. survivors, and I read so of-
tle is literal apartheid laws the hole the plane had made In January 2002, he ten, and many people feel
Eleanor Roosevelt, Vol- forbade blacks and whites in the North Tower. worked with actor Richard and people say to them,
ume 3: The War Years from interacting.) The mem- I noticed things fall- Masur (who plays Buzz on Shouldnt you be over this
and After, 1939-1962, by oir promises plenty of humor, ing down the building, and the Amazon show Trans- by now? or Why do you
Blanche Wiesen Cook. More naturally, but also a heartfelt thought it was debris parent) to develop his want to keep dwelling on
than two decades after she portrait of his mother and the which some of it was, Van writings into his one-man this? he says. And I guess
published Volume One, a world of his childhood. (Ran- Why says. Then, a woman play. In 2003, Van Why per- I want people to know that,
CUNY historian concludes her dom House, Nov. 15) behind me screamed. I formed the show in Los An- when you experience trau-
acclaimed three-part biogra- looked more intently, and I geles and off-Broadway in ma, its OK that you keep on
phy of Americas most famous Swing Time, by Zadie realized it was people fall- New York. thinking about it.
First Lady. The final install- Smith. The British author ing down the building. After the play closed, Van Van Why recently got a
ment covers ERs most inter- who made a worldwide splash When I saw that people Why moved to Millersville. tattoo across his back that
esting and influential period with her debut novel, White were jumping, I started After seeing his parents says, Just do the next right
in the White House with Teeth (published when screaming, No, no, no, and only three times a year for thing.
FDR as he led American ef- she was just 24) goes from I started running toward the more than two decades It expresses his determi-
forts in World War II, and after strength to strength. Her pre- the plaza. he lived in New York, he nation to make this next
FDRs death, as she became an vious two novels, On Beauty I knew those people says, his priorities changed, chapter of his life, for which
important crusader for racial and NW, were both excel- were dead, he says, taking and his family became ex- he was spared amid the fall-
equality. Cooks biography is lent, and expectations are high off his glasses to wipe away tremely important to him. ing debris of 9/11, really
required reading for students for this novel, about two Lon- tears. But I kept imagin- The one good thing that count.
of 20th-century American don girls who meet at a dance ing that, if anyone was still came out of the wreckage My life changed because
politics and history. (Viking, class in 1982: Our shade of alive, I wanted to hold their of 9/11 was that, all of a sud- of 9/11, and Im still learning
Nov. 1) brown was exactly the same. hand because the thought den, my priorities shifted, how to adapt to what this
One has talent and will pursue of them dying alone really and family became the most life is, what Im supposed
Small Great Things, by a career, the other becomes bothered me. important thing, he says. to do with this life, he says.
Jodi Picoult. The author of a personal assistant to a pop The chunks of debris Van Why recently was laid Thats part of being a sur-
My Sisters Keeper, Leav- star; Smith charts their friend- and glass falling all around off from his longtime job in vivor. Why did I make it?
ing Time and many other ship across the years. (Penguin stopped him. Guided by se- the box office of the Fulton What am I supposed to do
best-sellers may live in New Press, Nov. 15) curity guards, he and others Theatre. At age 63, he al- with my life?
B14 SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2016 LOCAL LNP | LANCASTER, PA
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
For the last five years, Township High School Craig Elmer, director of the Lancaster County Public Safety Training Center, stands in front of the 9/11 memorial.
the center has orga- and HACC, along with
nized the annual Sept. several professional fire- ing dishes and mowing Center: Coordinating a difference in a persons in serving as a first
11 memorial service at fighting certifications. lawns; still doing both. and overseeing diversi- life. responder: Every day,
its Manheim location to Growing up, I wanted My responsibili- fied disciplines, conduct- My role in organiz- learn, practice and have
remember those attacks to be: A firefighter. ties as director of the ing a wide range of class- ing 9/11 memorials: a positive attitude to be
and also to honor all First jobs: Wash- Public Safety Training room and skills training. The center hosted the part of the solution and
What I love about Sept. 11 memorial over not part of the problem.
my job: Working with the last five years, and Best advice I ever re-
THE END OF a great team, interact- we arranged and coordi- ceived: You do not have
Concord ALZHEIMERS
STARTS WITH
YOU
ing with the county first
responders to be a valu-
nated the event from the
presentation of the col-
to be the best, but you
have to be committed to
remembered. But most our great country. and Ben Carsons One
fall into place behind yours. Together, we can end Alzheimers.
Friday:
Together
Exploring matters
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Open champ
Angelique Kerber captures
US Open Womens title
n Page C7
Ville
falls
a bit
short
Marauders miss out
on chance to start
the season 2-0
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On back-to-back posses-
sions late in the fourth quar-
CASEY KREIDER | STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER PHOTOS
ter on Saturday, Millersville
Penn State wide receiver DaeSean Hamilton cant hold on to a fourth-quarter pass from quarterback Trace McSorley against Pitt. Universitys football team was
driving with a chance to cut
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Stormers rally
n Pequea Valleys Grant Gaynor caught the fourth-
and-12 pass that gave his team a first down late in its
21-18 victory over Octorara on Friday night. The name
for win in 8th
KEVIN FREEMAN
of the receiver was incorrect in a story on Page C4 of STAFF REPORT
Saturdays edition. LNP SPORTS .292 this season. Mike
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McDade and Bell each
n Prior to Friday night, the last football meeting
Aspril had huge passion
The Lancaster Barn- added two hits for Lan-
between Manheim Central and Donegal was in 1984 stormers rallied for two caster, while Bell scored
32 years ago. Incorrect information about the amount of
for Lancaster sports
time since the last game appeared in a story on Page C5 runs in the bottom of twice.
of Saturdays edition. the eighth and held on The rally made a win-
for a 5-4 victory over ning pitcher out of
n Manheim Centrals will host West York in its next Bridgeport on Saturday Pete Andrelczyk, who
game, on Friday, Sept. 16. The name of the Barons
next opponent was incorrect in a story on Page C5 of The glint in his eye The accomplishments night at Clipper Maga- pitched the eighth. Cory
Saturdays edition. always told you how of each individual zine Stadium. Burns came on in the
much enjoyment Bob selected had to be top- The Stormers tied ninth and earned the
FIELD HOCKEY Aspril got reliving his notch for his vote for the game when Josh save.
n Millersville got goals from Erica Tarsi, Rachel days as a minor league inclusion. Bell singled and then For Bridgeport, Wel-
Cox (Hempfield) and Arianna Grays on Saturday in baseball player. One of Asprils favor- scored on Sean Haltons ington Dotel had three
3-0 shutout of visiting Seton Hill at Chryst Field at He carried those ite hobbies over the double. Halton was hits and raised his aver-
Biemesderfer Stadium. Millersville (2-1) outshot Seton memories and loved last 20 years or so was tagged out trying to go age to .331. Reliever Sam
Hill (0-4) by a 30-2 margin, racking up 22 shots in the to recall them when following career of cur- to third on the play. But Gervacio was tagged
second half alone. The Marauders also placed 18 of those
shots on goal. Samantha Rumler registered the shutout,
somewhat younger rent Cleveland Indians that mistake was erased with the loss.
making one save in the second period. ears listened to those third-base coach and when the next batter, The two teams close
tales, eager to hear Donegal High School Mike Jacobs, hit his fifth their series with todays
n No. 5 Franklin & Marshall got two goals on five shots about days when play- graduate Mike Sar- home run of the year. 2 p.m. game at Clipper
from Sydney Cole and held off No. 17 Mary Washington
3-2 Saturday in a nonconference match. Melanie ers wore flannel and baugh. K.C. Hobson (22nd) Magazine Stadium. A
Consiglio added a second-half tally for the Diplomats played doubleheaders. Aspril, who knew and Halton (21st) also 9/11 commemoration
(3-0). F&M goalkeeper Ilianna Santangelo made seven Aspril died last Sarbaughs father Jim homered for Lancaster will precede the game.
saves to take the win. Sunday, and that leaves when both attended in Saturday nights win. Lancaster native Tay-
n Eastern Mennonite defender Emily Augsburger us one fewer link to Elizabethtown Col- Halton finished the lor Kinney, the star of
(Lancaster Mennonite) was named MVP of this the Lancaster sports lege, made trips with game 2 for 4 with three NBCs Chicago Fire, will
weekends Wilson College Invitational as she helped the scene of the past. Not Nonnenmacher to see RBIs and is now batting be in attendance.
Royals throw a pair of shutouts. The junior also scored just baseball, but in all Sarbaugh play when
a goal in Fridays 3-0 win over host Wilson. And in sports that were played he was in the minor
Saturdays title game, a 6-0 win over Bryn Mawr, Kelsey here. leagues and followed LOCAL RACING
Troyer (Lancaster Mennonite) made one save in goal.
to driver Krimes
2-1 victory over Haverford. caster County Sports was the Indians who
MENS CROSS COUNTRY Hall of Fame, which signed Aspril, a pitcher,
grew from the Lancast- to his first minor
n Sophomore Chad Bomgardner (Cedar Crest) led the er Oldtimers Athletic league contract.
way for Lebanon Valley at the 44th annual Dutchmen PAULA WOLF
Invitational, held at Union Canal Tunnel Park on Association. So, we say so long to PWOLF@LNPNEWS.COM
and runs through early
Saturday. LVCs men finished second overall with a team As chairman taking Bob, who had a pas- October. Alan Krimes
score of 60, and Bomgardner ran a strong race, finishing over for Bob Nonnen- sion for sports and Denver sprint car next big event is the
the 8K course in 27:38.75, good enough for third place. macher, who remains loved playing a part in driver Alan Krimes Champion Racing Oil
Noah Brady (Solanco) finished 11th in 28:27.48, while involved in the organi- recognizing athletes won his second Lincoln National Open on Sept.
Ibsen Powers (Ephrata) and Kyle Munro (Solanco) each zation Aspril coordi- whose stories were told Speedway points cham- 29-30 at Williams Grove.
cracked the 30-minute mark, with Powers finishing nated the annual ban- on pages like this. pionship in three years He said the sport is
17th in 29:09.28 and Munro crossing the line in 22nd at quet in which several But in the natural earlier this month. very popular in Penn-
29:58.96. candidates were given progression of life, the He clinched the title sylvania. In addition,
J. Freeland Chryst past fades as do memo- by finishing first in his weve run in Georgia,
MENS SOCCER Sports Achievement ries of the sweetest 25-lap race, coming Florida and Ohio.
n No. 12 Franklin & Marshall (3-0-2) played Oglethorpe Awards. Those award- things, like looking in from 11th place to take He races most week-
to a 0-0, double-overtime draw on Saturday. Diplomats ees, as with previous to the catcher for a sign the lead with two laps ends Friday at Wil-
goalie Dave Reingold was impressive, stopping Chryst Award winners, and making a baseball to go on the oval, dirt liams Grove Speedway
three shots for his second shutout in two days.
F&M dominated shots and corners at 19-9 and 13-3, earned entrance into go where you want it track. in Mechanicsburg and
respectively. the Lancaster County to go. Krimes, 36, competes Saturday at Lincoln
Sports Hall of Fame. in the top sprint car Speedway, which is in
PARALYMPICS When selecting n Kevin Freeman is a class, for vehicles using Abbottstown.
n Franklin & Marshall swimmer Becca Meyers was people for the Achieve- sportswriter for LNP. Reach a 410-cubic-inch en- Krimes said he races
golden again in Rio de Janeiro on Saturday night, this ment Awards, Aspril him at kfreeman@lnpnews. gine. two cars, one for each
time in the SM13 200-meter individual medley. She had exacting standards. com. Racing since he was track.
stormed back from third place with 50 meters to go 16, Krimes said he start- We build our own
and claimed her second gold medal of the Games with ed driving micro-sprint engines after first buy-
a time of 2:24.66. The victory came after she posted the SOCCER cars and then switched ing the vehicle frame, he
second-fastest qualifying time in the prelims.
to regular sprint cars, said.
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Deshong (Elizabethtown) added eight kills in the match.
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PITTSBURGH It Green and Tulsa. appeared his missed ex-
was a milestone day for The Buckeyes (2-0) tra point might prove to
Saquon Barkley, but not intercepted four of Tul- be the difference, Sean
one Penn States star sa quarterback Dane Slattery said his thoughts
running back figures to Evans passes Saturday never turned negative.
look back on with special including pick-sixes Slattery connected on a
fondness. by safety Malik Hooker 33-yard field goal as time
Barkley scored all five and cornerback Mar- expired to give Illinois
of Penn States touch- shon Lattimore in a State the upset.
downs in a 42-38 loss 48-3 victory. Minnesota 58, In-
to Pitt here Saturday. Tailback Mike Weber, diana State 28: Mitch
His 30 points were the Barrett and H-backs Leidner completed 20 of
most scored by a Penn CASEY KREIDER | STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER PHOTOS
Curtis Samuel and 30 passes for 295 yards
State player since Ki- Penn State running back Saquon Barkley gets past Pitt defender Ryan Lewis on a Dontre Wilson added and four touchdowns as
Jana Carter a running third quarter run Saturday in Pittsburgh. scoring runs later in Minnesota rolled to 592
back to whom Barkley is the second half to put total yards.
sometimes compared straight game. Pitt RB the game out of reach. After struggling early
rang up 30 for the Lions James Conner, who Lightning in the area in a win against Oregon
against Michigan State lost last season to a extended halftime State, the Gophers (2-0)
in 1994. successful and inspir- to about 70 minutes were looking for a quick
It doesnt really mat- ing battle with Hodg- and driving rain fell start, and they got it.
ter, because we didnt kin lymphoma, had 118 throughout the second Nebraska 52, Wyo-
win, Barkley said. yards on 22 tries. Seven half, chasing away many ming 17: Tommy Arm-
Four of the TDs were Panthers contributed of the 104,410 fans. strong Jr. passed for 377
on runs of three yards to Pitts 341 total rush- Michigan 51, UCF yards and three touch-
or less. The fifth was on ing yards. 14: Wilton Speight downs, Kieron Williams
a 40-yard, third-quarter Barkley and Conner threw two of his four ran back one of Josh Al-
swing pass from Trace had a lengthy talk on touchdown passes to lens five interceptions
McSorley, a simple the field after the game. Jake Butt, and Khalid for a score and Nebraska
pitch-and-catch-and- Just mutual respect Hill ran for two scores in defeated Wyoming. The
sprint on which the play- for each other, Barkley No. 5 Michigans victory Cornhuskers (2-0) start-
call was the real star. said. He said Im unbe- Penn State head coach James Franklin slaps the hand over Central Florida. ed their 28-point fourth
of tight end Mike Gesicki before the game against Pitt
The truth is, despite lievable. What I said to Saturday at Heinz Field. The Wolverines (2-0) quarter on Armstrongs
his being the guy who him was just, youre a have won their first two perfectly thrown 34-
crossed the goal line, dog. That guy is a fight- games by a combined yard touchdown pass to
and despite his usual er. the teams leading tack- championship team total of 97 points. Jordan Westerkamp.
assortment on some- Blake Gillikin, Penn ler last year. Sophomore was honored on the Wisconsin 54, Ak- Cincinnati 38, Purdue
thing-from-nothing States true freshman DeAndre Thompkins field during a TV time- ron 10: Corey Clem- 20: Quarterback Hayden
runs, Barkley didnt go punter, was again su- (three catches, 87 yards) out. On hand were ent ran for two scores Moore passed for three
wild against the Pan- perb, with five punts replaced Blacknall. Soph coach Johnny Majors before leaving with an touchdowns and ran for
thers. He had 85 yards averaging 46.6 yards. Manny Bowen started at (age 81) and Heisman injury, Jazz Peavy had two more. Purdue quar-
in 20 tries. The rest of His first kick, just min- Will linebacker and had Trophy-winning run- two touchdown catches terback David Blough
Penn States team (not utes into the game, was five tackles. ning back Tony Dorsett. and the No. 10 Badgers threw a 19-yard touch-
counting sacks) com- a perfect high lob that The MLB is QB of Long after the final (2-0) stuffed Akrons down pass to Domonique
bined for 24 yards rush- his teammates were the defense. Nyeem gun, Penn State QB spread offense. Young and a 36-yarder
ing. waiting to down at the Wartman-White, who Trace McSorley was Bart Houston threw to DeAngelo Yancey, and
Of course, Pitt loaded Pitt 1-yard line. ... moved from the other being mobbed by me- for 231 yards, showing Richie Worship ran 4
the box. Expect to hear The attendance, box linebacker spot to dia in a corridor in the chemistry with Peavy yards for another Purdue
that phrase a lot. The 69,983, was the most replace Cabinda in the bowels of Heinz Field against the porous Zips score. Blough passed for
Panthers had both safe- for a Pittsburgh sports middle, said there were when Dorsett hap- (1-1). Peavy finished 401 yards.
ties within 10 yards of event since the Pitt- communication issues pened to walk by. with seven catches for Rutgers 52, How-
the line of scrimmage Fordham game at Pitt on defense early in the Hail Pitt, Dorsett 100 yards. ard 14: Janarion Grant
most of the time. Stadium in, yes, 1938. game, when Pitt was yelled, more than loud Indiana 30, Ball scored three touch-
Most everybodys go- No word on where ev- throwing all its shifts enough to be picked up State 20: Richard downs and Rutgers
ing to do that against erybody parked their and motions at the Li- by the TV cameras and Lagow threw three overcame an early scare
Penn State, and that DeSotos for that one. ... ons. microphones. Then touchdown passes in against Howard, giving
surely includes defenses Nit-notes: Penn Perhaps because of the he yelled it again, over his home debut, and In- new coach Chris Ash his
better than Pitts. State played without injury issues, true fresh- and over, until his voice dianas defense forced first win. Grant resur-
More numbers: Pitts starting WR Saeed man LB Cameron Brown began to fade as he three more turnovers rected a stunned Rutgers
Quadree Henderson had Blacknall, nursing a fin- played in the game, thus walked, like the whistle as the Hoosiers (2-0) (1-1) from a 14-0 first
200-plus all-purpose ger injury; and starting burning his redshirt. ... of a train headed out of held off Ball States quarter-deficit.
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High-powered
half lifts Mules
Stake 28-0 halftime lead to top Dips
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65-yard drive capped
Scoring 28 unan- by Dave Shellhammers
swered points in the 3-yard run, which made
first half Saturday, host it 35-12 with 1:46 to go
Muhlenberg ran off in the quarter. F&M
with a 35-19 victory over scored once more af-
Franklin & Marshall in a ter taking over on the
Centennial Conference Muhlenberg 30 when
football contest. Jeff Leone forced a fum-
After turning their ble that Michael Sul-
opening drive into a livan recovered for the
touchdown march, the Diplomats. Taalib Ger-
Mules (1-0 CC, 2-0) ald took the ball to the
eventually took a 14-0 15, and Erisman found
lead into the second Dillon Alderfer for a 15-
quarter. They made it yard score that made
21-0 at the start of the the 35-19 final. PATRICK BLAIN | LNP CORRESPONDENT PHOTOS
Above, Millersville linebacker Jaleel Robinson wraps up Seton Hills Ardell Brown on Saturday in Millersville. Below,
second and struck again Erisman went 14 for Robinson pulls down Seton Hill receiver Ardell Brown.
with just 25 seconds 28 on Saturday to fin-
Stony Brook
and streaked down and run, and a 45-yard yards of offense. California University of
the sideline for an 83- Nii Kotei Nikoi recep- Kemp finished with 111 Pennsylvania next Sat-
yard touchdown. That tion accounted for yards receiving, marking urday for a 1 p.m. kickoff.
score gave the Griffins a more than half of the his first career 100-yard
GOLF ROUNDUP
Johnson takes
lead at BMW
U.S. Open champion Web.com Tour
Dustin Johnson birdied
four of the last five holes Bryson DeChambeau
Saturday for a 4-under shot a 2-under 68 to
68, giving him a three- take the third-round
shot lead going into the lead in the Web.com
final round of the soggy Tour Finals-opening
BMW Championship. DAP Championship in
Johnson couldnt Beachwood, Ohio.
make any putts early. He DeChambeau, the
couldnt miss late. 22-year-old former
His late run to seize SMU player who swept
control began with a the 2015 NCAA and
10-foot birdie putt on U.S. Amateur titles, had
the 14th hole and ended an 8-under 202 total at
with an 18-foot birdie Canterbury Golf Club.
putt on the 18th. Overnight leader Zack
Paul Casey did his best Sucher was a stroke
to stay with him. Casey back after a 68.
matched two of John- The four-event se-
sons birdies during his ries features the top 75
late run until he had to players from the Web.
scramble for pars on the com Tour money list,
last two holes. He still Nos. 126-200 in the
managed a bogey-free PGA Tours FedEx Cup
68 and will be in the fi- standings and non-
nal group Sunday. members.
Johnson was at 18-un-
der 198. KLM Open
Still in the mix was
J.B. Holmes, who shot Australias Scott Hend
a 68 and was four shots shot a 7-under 64 to take
behind. Roberto Cas- a one-stroke lead over
tro, who began the third Italys Nino Bertasio
round tied for the lead, into the final round of SUBMITTED
didnt make a birdie in the KLM Open in Spijk, Kirby Breault totaled 231 all-purpose yards, including seven receptions for 128 yards with a 32-yard touchdown
his round of 74 and fell Netherlands. catch, in Juniatas season-opening 31-26 victory over Grove City on Sept. 3.
six shots behind. SOURCE: ASSOCIATED PRES
COLLEGE SCENE
Kerber wins
60-yard touchdown run after a one-season re- The midfielder picked (Penn Manor): The
on one carry, but a hold- cord 30 to earn National up the first point of her 6-foot-3, 210-pound
ing penalty brought it Field Hockey Coaches career when she had an junior started at wide
Outdoors
Bear kill roils hunting world
Video of Ohio hunters use of spear causes outrage, and Under Armour is caught in the middle
YouTube under the Bowmar Bow- some heat from the antis. Theyve to kick up dust, here are the questions
hunting title. been hounding Under Armour Hunts that linger for me in a world where we
Sarah Bowmar was sponsored by Facebook page every day, writing com- hunters need to stick together, but at
Under Armour Hunt the hunting ments on every post indicating their the same time, where we need to real-
arm of the Under Armour brand but disappointment in the company. ize that not everyone sees what we do
her husband, Josh, was not. When the company posted a photo the same way that we do.
Under Armour Hunt also sponsors of a boy walking in the woods with a Should video of a hunter killing a
P.J. REILLY some of the biggest names in hunt- bow Sept. 2, a commenter wrote, I bear with a spear or a similar activ-
ing today, including Lee and Tiffany think it is shameful that you continue ity be published for public con-
I
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Lakosky, Mark and Terry Drury, Jim to sell hunting products at all. You sumption?
n case you havent heard, the Shockey and Cameron Hanes. will not even take a stand and fight for Or are there some aspects of hunting
hunting world is in an uproar over From what Ive read, Under Armour the hunters of his generation. that do our way of life more harm than
the killing of a bear with a spear. initially congratulated Bowmar on Many of those hunters are burning good when glorified in perpetuity on
Josh Bowmar, of Ohio, used a spear his bear kill, but then did a 180 when their Under Armour gear and vowing video?
to kill a bear in Alberta, Canada, in the company started taking heat for never to buy anything with the UA (One of the highlights of a deer kill,
June. (Yes, its legal to kill bears with sponsoring Sarah. logo. Theyre also calling on celebrities for me, is the field dressing. I wont try
spears in Alberta.) I will never buy any of your prod- like the Drurys and Lakoskys to dump to explain it here, but other hunters
Bowmar posted a video of the killing ucts! one woman wrote on Under the company. understand. At the same time, I know
on YouTube, and the British newspa- Armour Hunts Facebook page. You So far, no big-name celebs have cut there are people who have no desire to
per The Daily Mirror in early August sponsor revolting, evil murderers. ties with Under Armour. And that ever see that chore.)
published an article about the event. Eventually, Under Armour an- seems to be getting a few of them in Should a company that claims to
The article left no doubt how the nounced it was dropping Sarah as a hot water with some hunters, as well. support legal hunting publicly de-
newspaper views hunting. sponsored athlete and called her hus- When hunter Cameron Hanes an- nounce one type of legal hunting that
The headline read: Hunters in sick bands hunt reckless. The companys nounced on his Facebook page that it finds distasteful?
new low as black bear is stabbed with initial statement also mentioned that he was sticking with Under Armour If so, where is that proverbial line in
7 ft spear then left to die. Under Armour supports hunting that Hunt, mainly because he has been a the sand going forward, and who gets
Not surprisingly, outrage spread is conducted in compliance with ap- longtime friend of one of the founders, to draw it?
across the world via the internet, and plicable federal, state and local laws. a commenter wrote, Cam has a great Or is there a way that company can
the clothing giant Under Armour Hunters pounced on Under Armour pull with UA the company and his quietly convey its views to its spon-
dropped its sponsorship of Bowmars for that statement, noting that killing friend, and he should use that mutual sored athletes behind friendly doors?
wife, Sarah Bowmar. Hunters, in turn, a bear with a spear is perfectly legal respect to point out to them that their Should hunters view this whole
have become outraged at Under Ar- in Alberta. The company has since response and actions have hurt the situation as Under Armour turning
mour, with some posting photos and dropped that line, and replaced it future of hunting. I would expect if the its back on hunting and caving to the
videos online of them burning their with the claim that it is, committed future of hunting vs. friendship is on antis?
Under Armour hunting gear. to safe hunting practices that ensure the line, Cam would pick hunting. Should Under Armour-sponsored
So lets back up a bit. I must admit I a responsible and safe harvest of the And lets not forget the antihunters, hunters sever ties with the company
never heard of Josh or Sarah Bowmar animal while also keeping the hunter who have a juicy story about a spear- now? At contract time? Ever?
before all this happened. Apparently, safe. killed bear to spread to the world, and Is there anything good for hunting
they are primarily known for fitness The fallout from all of this seems to who probably love seeing hunters that can come from this situation?
training, and they also happen to be be widespread and varied. fighting with one another.
avid hunters. There are the hunters who are Its an ugly situation for hunters, no
They dont have a TV show, as far as claiming Under Armour turned its matter what angle you view it from. n P.J. Reilly is an LNP outdoors writer. Email
I can tell, but they do post videos on back on hunting as soon as there was As this volatile situation continues him at preilly@lnpnews.com.
JEFF YOUNG
COMMENTARY
Philadelphia moved a first-round pick for are impressed with his avoid sacks on too many
up in this years draft to Bradford. That even leadership ability and plays.
select Carson Wentz No. goes for a very good grasp of the offense. And even a guy as
2 overall, so the franchise squad like the Vikings, As a Birds fan, Im big as he is (6-5, 240
obviously believes Wentz whose pick will end up preparing myself for pounds) is vulnerable to
can be a franchise QB. No. 20 or later if they inevitable growing pains injury, as weve seen.
Sure, maybe its a make the postseason as with Wentz, so I am not I really dont want
PAULA WOLF little early to give him expected. expecting a successful backup Chase Daniel
WHEELCHAIR QUARERBACK the reins, but the Birds Yes, its a concern that season record-wise for running the offense.
werent going to be Wentz barely played in the team. That would be among
the Packers
NEWSDAY
this time are exponential- will set tone here, with But they never stopped In this 2015 file photo, Baltimore Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco passes the ball during
ly better than, for exam- a Washington falloff fighting: Only four of the second half against the St. Louis Rams, in Baltimore. Flacco is among several mem-
bers of the Ravens eager to return to the field after spending the latter stages of the
ple, the 500-1 odds against expected and Philly re- their games were de- 2015 season sidelined by injuries.
someone being born with booting. Do not write cided by more than six
11 fingers or toes. off Boys because Tony points. Baltimore is one
So, unbroken and only Romo is out. In Dak We of my favorite plays of knowns. Does Robert brought in running back Garoppolo doing to Tom
slightly bowed, I give Trust! the week, even though Griffin III have anything Lamar Miller to team Brady what Brady did to
you my 2016 NFL divi- NFC North: Pack- I expect Tyrod Taylor left? Is rookie Carson with super-talented re- Drew Bledsoe are all but
sional forecast. (Do not ers 13-3, Vikings 9-7 to make some big plays Wentz ready? I have a ceiver DeAndre Hopkins. impossible, but I think
be fooled by others lame (WC), Lions 5-11, Bears against his old team. feeling RG3 will have a J.J. Watt and Jadeveon he will hand the keys
attempts at this. Ours is 4-12. Lots of money go- The pick: Ravens. huge game. The Browns Clowney will make it a back to Brady at worst
the real lame attempt!) ing on Green Bay to win Bengals at Jets are going to surprise long day for Jay Cutler, 2-2. One of those losses
Wild-card teams are it all, and hard to argue. Bengals by 2.5; O/U: some teams, and it starts and Osweiler will show will be here, against Ari-
indicated (by WC), and Minny survives loss 42 here with an upset win Denver what its missing. zona. The pick: Cardi-
division picks are fol- of Teddy Bridgewater. I think Ryan Fitz- on the road. The pick: The pick: Texans. nals.
lowed by my doomed Su- Detroit and Chicago patrick and Brandon Browns.
per Bowl prediction: aspire to make climb to Marshall connect for Raiders at Saints 4 p.m. games or Monday night
AFC East: Patriots mediocrity. a touchdown just as Saints by 1; O/U: 51 later
12-4, Jets 8-8, Dolphins NFC South: Pan- they did in last seasons If you like overs, this Steelers at Redskins
7-9, Bills 7-9. This divi- thers 12-4, Buccaneers opener and the Jets is your game. There was Lions at Colts Steelers by 3; O/U:
sion continues as Snow 8-8, Falcons 7-9, Saints find a way to win the a time not too long ago Colts by 3.5; O/U: 51 50
White & the Three 6-10. No serious chal- most competitive game when New Orleans was The Colts were one of The Redskins went
Dwarfs, and Patriots lenger here to Cam of the week. The pick: a lock at home, but not the biggest underachiev- 6-2 SU at home last sea-
missing Tom Brady for Newtons Carolina, Jets. anymore. The Raiders ers last season. Teams son, and Kirk Cousins
four games wont dent but Tampa will be bet- Bucs at Falcons are a team on the rise. with something to prove looked like Joe Mon-
that narrative. The up- ter than most believe. Falcons by 2.5; O/U: The pick: Raiders. can be a bettors best tana in some of those
side? Tight three-way Wouldnt Drew Brees 47.5 Chargers at Chiefs friend. Andrew Luck games. The Steelers
battle for second place! with a defense be an in- Jameis Winston had Chiefs by 6.5; O/U: and his offensive weap- dont have LeVeon Bell
But, alas, an eighth teresting concept? a strong rookie season, 44.5 ons win a shootout. The and Martavis Bryant,
straight year with no NFC West: Se- and should only im- Kansas City is a tough pick: Colts. and with Josh Norman
postseason for Miami. ahawks 12-4, Cardinals prove under new coach place to play anyway, Dolphins at Se- locking in on Antonio
AFC North: Steelers 11-5 (WC), Rams 7-9, Dirk Koetter, who was and San Diego has a lot ahawks Brown, theyre going
12-4, Bengals 9-7 (WC), 49ers 4-12. You could the offensive coordi- of question marks. The Seahawks by 10.5; to have trouble moving
Ravens 8-8, Browns 2-14. argue Seattle and Zona nator last year. Tampa pick: Chiefs. O/U: 44 the ball. Give me the
Pittsburgh, when at full give this division the Bay won at Atlanta last Packers at Jaguars The 10-plus gives me Redskins to win out-
strength, has chance two best teams in NFL. season, so theres no Packers by 5.; O/U: pause because Miami right. The pick: Red-
to be Super, and Cincy Mark this, though: Los reason to think they 48 has talent on offense. But skins.
should make playoffs Angeles will be good, cant do it again.The This is one of the trick- ask yourself whats more Lock of the week
again (uh oh). Mean- fast, if Jared Goff, when pick: Bucs. iest spreads of the week. likely to happen: Seattle
while: Cleveland: Mak- he plays, is what they Vikings at Titans Listen to what Jaguars winning 35-17 or 24-21? Rams at 49ers
ing the Dolphins Look hope he is. Vikings by 2.5; O/U: GM Dave Caldwell told Ill go with Door No. 1. Rams by 2.5; O/U:
Good Since 1999. Super Bowl: 41 The Associated Press: The pick: Seahawks 43.5
AFC South: Jaguars Steelers over Packers. Marcus Mariota is We can match up with Giants at Cowboys I learned a valuable
10-6, Texans 9-7, Colts 7-9, There. I said it. Those going to have a super virtually almost any- With a healthy Victor lesson on the first Mon-
Titans 3-13. Indy is divi- are two of only about sophomore season, body. Follow-up ques- Cruz and rookie Sterling day night of last season:
sions betting fave, but, six teams with a real helped by the two- tion: Does virtually al- Shepard joining Odell Dont pick against home
sorry, I dont trust over- shot, and Im hunching headed rushing attack most anybody include Beckham Jr., Eli Man- underdogs in the first
rated (and overpaid) An- Big Ben is due to add a of DeMarco Murray Aaron Rodgers? Jack- ning is poised for a career week on national TV.
drew Luck or his Colts. I third ring to the ones and Derrick Henry. sonville keeps it close, year. If Tony Romo didnt The 49ers upset the Vi-
said Jacksonville was my he won in 2005 and 08 The Titans played hard but loses by a touchdown. get hurt, Id probably take kings in the identical
AFC it team on the rise and narrowly missed in when Mike Mularkey The pick: Packers. Dallas. Dak Prescott had spot last year. Its also
and Im stickin with it. 10. Truly sorry, Pitts- took over last season. Bears at Texans a preseason for the ages, Chip Kellys debut as
AFC West: Broncos burgh. Thats just the No malarkey when I Texans by 6; O/U: 44 but lets see how good he coach, and he will be
10-6, Chiefs 9-7 (WC), way I feel. say I think Tennessee On paper, this looks like is when it counts. The eager to turn the page
will be in the playoff one of the most lopsided pick: Giants. on the Eagles mess. San
hunt. The pick: Titans. games of the week. Hous- Patriots at Cardinals Francisco isnt going
Browns at Eagles ton my Super Bowl Cardinals by 6; O/U: anywhere this season,
MLB ROUNDUP
Tommy Fleetwood............... 67-67-69203 New England..........7 12 9 30 31 47 LEISURE 4; Kills, G. Polisano 9; Blocks, C. Garison 1;
SPORTS SLATE Bernd Wiesberger............... 66-66-71203 Chicago...................6 12 8 26 32 40 BUMPERS Digs, E. Ezekiel 16; Assists, A. Edelstein 31.
Daniel Im............................. 70-67-67204 Columbus...............5 10 11 26 35 42 Aubriana Rettew....................... 82-58140 Virginia Wesleyan 3, Elizabethtown 1
Chris Hanson....................... 66-71-67204 WESTERN CONFERENCE Virginia Wesleyan d. Elizabethtown, 26-
Alejandro Canizares............. 67-67-70204 W L T Pts GF GA BANTAM PREP
Jack Sofillas.................... 159-136-109404 24, 25-16, 24-26, 25-19.
Nicolas Colsaerts................. 71-69-65205 FC Dallas...............15 7 6 51 45 36 E-town Scoring: Aces, S. Schneider 2;
GOLF Matthew Southgate............. 72-65-68205 Real Salt Lake........12 8 8 44 42 40 Christopher Hull.............. 118-126-92336
JUNIORS Kills, M. Garner 8, E. Shatto 8, A. Simpson
COLLEGIATE WOMEN Mike Lorenzo-Vera............... 68-68-69205 Los Angeles...........10 4 14 44 45 30 8; Blocks, A. Simpson 2, M. Reiss 2; Digs,
Millersville at Michael Corbett Fall Clas- Also Colorado...............11 5 10 43 28 24 Alexis Francis-Eby.......... 198-138-125461
Taylor Miller................... 132-160-134426 C. Gallagher 22; Assists, G. Anders 39. VW
sic, Erie Pa., all day Johannes Veerman.............. 70-71-69210 Sporting KS City....11 12 6 39 35 35 Scoring: Aces, T. Barrett 4; Kills, T. Barrett
Jason Knutzon...................... 72-68-71211 Portland..................9 11 8 35 42 44 Rhiannon Katt................ 112-178-127417
SOCCER Willow Hee........................ 78-85-153316 15; Blocks, A. Matalus 4; Digs, T. Barrett 15;
San Jose..................7 8 11 32 26 29 Assists, E. Pierson 28.
COLLEGIATE WOMEN BENT CREEK Seattle....................9 13 4 31 32 36 MAJORS
Kean vs. Franklin & Marshall at York, 1 p.m. MENS 18-HOLE GROUP Mens Invita- Vancouver...............8 13 7 31 34 44 Nick Mease.................... 209-258-206673 Salisbury 3, Elizabethtown 0
tional: Overall Champions, Jim Eberle and Houston..................5 11 11 26 32 37 Angel Almodovar........... 224-243-216653 Salisbury d. Elizabethtown, 25-8, 25-14,
Joe Lutz, Second Overall, Frank Nolt and NOTE: Three points for victory, one point Austin Allison................. 253-170-218641 25-21.
GOLF Doug Smith, Third Overall, Matt Maurer for tie. Tyler Gardner................. 207-222-210639 E-town Scoring: Aces, A. Slaughter 2;
and Tim Llewellyn; Flight A winner, Matt Wednesdays Games Katelyn Welsh................ 161-233-173567 Kills, A. Slaughter 4, A. Simpson 4; Blocks,
Maurer and Tim Llewellyn, runner up Jerry Orlando City 4.......................... Montreal 1 Briana Bracero............... 167-204-190561 B. Daugherty, E. Sexton, M. Reiss; Digs, C.
Eckert and Andrew Eckert; Flight B winner, Los Angeles 3...................... Real Salt Lake 3 Makenzie Kirchner......... 142-222-142506 Gallagher 11; Assists, B. Daugherty 17.
Ryan Commerce and Bo Beard, runner up Shawn Umble................ 106-150-202458 Salisbury Scoring: Aces, H. Dougherty 2,
PGA Fridays Games S. Russell 2; Kills, K. Stouffer 15; Blocks, G.
Glenn Mieszkalski and Steve ONeil; Flight Houston 3....................... Sporting KS City 3
BMW CHAMPIONSHIP C winner, Jim Eberle and Joe Lutz, runner Savarese 5; Digs, S. Russell 10; Assists, A.
Saturday up Chris Edie and Jordan Space; Flight D Saturday, September 10
Montreal 1............................ Philadelphia 1
SCHOLASTIC Howatt 16.
winner, Jim Gibson and Bill Poole, runner
At Crooked Stick CC up, Howard Williard and Bunky Burgess; Vancouver at Columbus.......................... (n) FOOTBALL F&M 3, Penn St.-Altoona 0
Franklin & Marshall d. Penn St.-Altoona,
Carmel, Ind. Flight E winner, Kurt Kessler and Michael New York City FC at New England.......... (n)
Toronto FC at Chicago............................. (n) 25-16, 25-16, 25-19.
Purse: $8.5 million Brown, runner up, Jody Shelby and Brian PSU-A Scoring: Aces, J. Stovall 1, K. Bristol
Rothweiler; Flight F winner, Frank Nolt and Colorado at FC Dallas.............................. (n) FRIDAYS LATE BOXES
Yardage: 7,516; Par: 72 Real Salt Lake at Portland....................... (n) 1; Kills, K. Cassaday 7, K. Bristol 7; Blocks,
Doug Smith, runner up, Paul Trunk and Kirk NONLEAGUE K. Cassady 1; Digs, E. Baker 23; Assists, E.
Third Round Fowler; Flight G winner, John Backof and Seattle at San Jose.................................. (n)
Dustin Johnson.................... 67-63-68198 Cedar Crest 41, Northern Lebanon 12 Bryan 19. F&M Scoring: Aces, P. Zambas 4;
Brad Backof, runner up, Tim Schultz and Sunday, September 11 Kills, E. Ezekiel 10, C. Garison 10; Blocks, E.
Paul Casey........................... 67-66-68201 Steve Bishop; Flight H winner, Fred Beyer D.C. United at New York................... 1 p.m. Northern Lebanon.......0 6 6 0 12
J.B. Holmes.......................... 69-65-68202 Cedar Crest..................2 7 6 26 41 Ezekiel 1, C. Yoo 1; Digs, E. Ezekiel 13; As-
and Greg Murphy, runner up, Eric Katch Orlando City at Los Angeles.............. 7 p.m. sists, A. Edelstein 30.
Roberto Castro.................... 65-65-74204 and Stefan Bender. Friday, September 16 Scoring
Adam Scott.......................... 69-69-67205 D.C. United at Chicago...................... 8 p.m. CC safety
MANOR
Matt Kuchar......................... 68-69-68205
Ryan Palmer......................... 73-64-69206 HOLE-IN-ONE Gary Lash of Werners- Saturday, September 17
NLC. Trader 46 fumble recovery (run
failed) FIELD HOCKEY
Chris Kirk............................. 68-66-73207 ville aced the 175-yard 13th hole with a Vancouver at Seattle......................... 4 p.m. CCG. Munnion 2 pass from L. Horn (C.
Billy Horschel....................... 73-68-67208 driver for his first hole-in-one. Philadelphia at Portland................... 6 p.m. Ryland kick)
Jordan Spieth....................... 68-72-68208 MIXED 18-HOLE GROUP Sinking Spring FC Dallas at New York City FC........... 7 p.m. NLL. Funck 68 pass from M. Daub (kick
Hideki Matsuyama............... 68-71-69208 Duffers Tournament: Championship Flight, Columbus at Orlando City........... 7:30 p.m. failed)
men, Rick Krick 66, Kohn Szymborksi 67, New England at Montreal........... 7:30 p.m. COLLEGIATE
Russell Knox......................... 71-69-69209 CCL. Horn 4 run (kick blocked) Seton Hill...................................0 0 0
William McGirt.................... 67-73-69209 women, Donna Willard 80, Pat Hertzog San Jose at Colorado........................ 9 p.m. CCG. Williams 33 pass from L. Horn (C.
85; Flight A, Joe Szymborski 76, Wayne Al- Houston at Real Salt Lake............ 9:30 p.m. Millersville................................2 1 3
Brian Harman...................... 66-72-71209 Ryland kick) MU Scoring: E. Tarsi (10:45), R. Cox
Daniel Berger....................... 70-68-71209 thouse 76; Flight B, Dave Seibold 33, Jeff Sunday, September 18 CCJ. Joseph 22 interception return (C.
Blew 84; Flight C, Mike Meschick 88, Steve (13:29), A. Grays (64:47).
Kevin Na.............................. 69-68-72209 Los Angeles at Sporting KS City........ 2 p.m. Ryland kick) MU Assists: K. Bishop, A. Mizak, J. God-
Jamie Lovemark................... 72-69-69210 Whitmoyer 88; Flight D, Fritz Wenrich 94, New York at Toronto FC.................... 5 p.m. CCJ. Belleman 4 run (kick failed)
Eric Stachsich 94. dard.
James Hahn......................... 69-71-70210 CCT. Miller 10 run (kick failed) Corners-Shots: SH 3-2; MU 15-30.
Si Woo Kim.......................... 71-68-71210 TANGLEWOOD Statistics
Bubba Watson..................... 71-67-72210 MENS 18-HOLE GROUP Alternate HORSE RACING NL CC
Saves: SHJ. Eberhardt 9, A. Piekarz 5,
team 1; MUS. Rumler 1.
Jon Curran........................... 69-71-71211 Country: gross, Ted Hershey 75; net, Lenny First downs.................................. 9 23 Franklin & Marshall...................2 1 3
Jhonattan Vegas................... 69-72-70211 Ciufo 24.5, Earle Hershey 26, Bob Sturgill Rushes-Yds..........................33-160 46-319 Mary Washington......................1 1 2
Patrick Reed......................... 70-70-71211 27.5, Rich Hamilton 28.5, Matt Campbell Passing yards........................... 104 80 F&M Scoring: S. Cole 2 (4:38; 19:46), M.
Jason Day............................. 73-67-71211 30, John Rosa 30.5, Don Mills 31.5, Mac Passes..................................3-13-3 4-14-1 Consiglio (39:34).
Jason Kokrak........................ 69-70-72211 Souders 31.5, Les Ressel 31.5, Dave Herr
PENN NATIONAL RESULTS
1st$12,400,1m70yds Punts-Avg...............................2-41 1-37 F&M Assists: M. Gula.
Smylie Kaufman................... 70-71-71212 32, Ralph Sexton 32, Bob Berczik 33, Doug Fumbles-Lost............................2-2 4-3 MW Scoring: L. Hopkins (22:10), C. Loehr
Phil Mickelson..................... 68-73-71212 1-My Favorite City (Strnk-Mckls)...... 5.40,3.20,2.60
Finkbiner 33.5, Josh Berczik 33.5, Clair 5-Sister Janice (Cora D.)................ 3.60,3.20 Penalties-Yards.......................7-40 6-50 (59:16).
David Hearn......................... 67-73-72212 Beiler 34, Rick Robinson 36, Mark Riley 36. MW Assists: C. Loehr.
Vaughn Taylor...................... 71-70-71212 2-Eight Dancers (Conner T.).................. 2.60 Governor Mifflin 17, Cocalico 13
Also Ran: Sheedbdawon, Donnas Girl, Cocalico.......................7 0 6 0 13 Corners-Shots: F&M 7-13; MW 9-14.
Luke Donald......................... 69-73-70212 Saves: F&MI. Santangelo 7; MWJ.
Jim Herman......................... 69-71-72212 TENNIS Pure Anticipation. Race Time: 1:45.11. Ex-
acta (1-5) Paid $11.30; Superfecta (1-5-2-4)
Governor Mifflin..........0 7 7 3 17
Cavolt 7.
Charl Schwartzel.................. 70-70-72212 Scoring
Brandt Snedeker.................. 72-71-69212 Paid $5.84; Trifecta (1-5-2) Paid $15.50. CJ. Hoover 63 fumble recovery (B.
2nd$33,300,1 1/16m SCHOLASTIC
Bill Haas............................... 73-72-67212 Puodziunas kick) NONLEAGUE
Emiliano Grillo..................... 73-68-72213 8-Meddybemps (Gnzlz)...... 19.60,8.20,4.60 GMRuoss 1 run (B. Myers kick)
1-Stormy Allison (Conner T.)......... 5.40,4.00 Lancaster Mennonite.................0 2 2
Rory McIlroy........................ 68-72-73213 U.S. OPEN CB. Heck 55 pass from B. Sawyer (kick Cocalico.....................................1 0 1
Graeme McDowell............... 73-67-73213 2-Honorable Partner (Rose J.).............. 4.00 failed)
Saturday Also Ran: Quietly Dancing, Moon Ridge, LM Scoring: M. Brubaker (18:01, 1st).
Branden Grace..................... 73-70-70213 GMMitchell 3 run (B. Myers kick) Cocalico Scoring: H. Palm (1:50, 2nd), J.
Jimmy Walker...................... 74-69-70213 At The USTA Billie Jean King National Shekels, Magical Wanda, Looks Like Sis.
Tennis Center GMFG, Myers 35 Sensenig (25:30, 2nd).
Sergio Garcia....................... 69-68-76213 Late Scratches: Kelmack, Tex Mee a Kiss.
New York Race Time: 1:42.78. Daily Double (1-8) Paid Statistics Cocalico Assists: M. Weaver.
Zach Johnson....................... 73-69-72214 Coc GM
Billy Hurley III...................... 70-72-72214 $60.20; Exacta (8-1) Paid $61.50; Superfec- Corners-Shots: LM 5-11; C 6-12.
Purse: $46.3 million (Grand Slam) First downs.................................. 5 23 Saves: LMK. Troyer 10; CB. Moser 9.
Louis Oosthuizen................. 71-69-74214 ta (8-1-2-4) Paid $111.77; Trifecta (8-1-2)
Surface: Hard-Outdoor Paid $115.90. Rushes-Yds............................20-28 62-336 Octorara....................................0 0 0
Scott Piercy.......................... 73-70-71214 Passing yards........................... 105 71
Jason Dufner........................ 67-72-75214 Singles 3rd$19,000,1m70yds Lampeter-Strasburg...................2 4 6
6-You Tarzan (Martinez)...... 22.20,9.00,5.40 Passes..................................5-12-0 5-6-0 LS Scoring: L. Horner (0:23, 1st), S. Pletch-
Justin Rose........................... 74-70-70214 Women Punts-Avg...............................5-33 0-0
Hudson Swafford................. 73-72-69214 5-Fort Riley (Ferramosca A.)......... 5.00,4.00 er (19:23, 1st), J. Weaver (0:54, 2nd), M.
Championship Fumbles-Lost............................1-0 4-2 Shreckengast (9:52, 2nd), H. Garber (13:31,
Sean OHair.......................... 75-66-74215 Angelique Kerber (2), Germany, def. Karo- 2-Brockadoodle (Bertrand G.).............. 7.40
Also Ran: Aluminum Striker, Terac, Shars Penalties-Yards.......................5-43 6-50 2nd), K. Krebs (16:15, 2nd).
Charley Hoffman................. 69-71-75215 lina Pliskova (10), Czech Republic, 6-3, 4-6,
Justin Thomas...................... 71-71-73215 Dancer, Lord Baltimore, Opportunistically. Spring-Ford 41, Wilson 40 LS Assists: H. Garber 2, L. Horner, K.
6-4. Krebs, A. Thorius, J. Smecker.
Harris English....................... 71-69-75215 Late Scratches: Captain Kitten, Happy Land- Spring-Ford...........14 0 10 3 14 41
Doubles ing, Anois Agus Aris, Whippo. Race Time: Wilson....................0 21 0 6 13 40 Corners-Shots: O 3-3; L-S 6-19.
Kyle Reifers.......................... 73-72-70215
Fabian Gomez...................... 68-71-76215 Men 1:41.78. Daily Double (8-6) Paid $1,997.20; Scoring Saves: On/a 13; L-SA. Peters 3.
Gary Woodland................... 71-74-70215 Championship Exacta (6-5) Paid $80.80; Superfecta (6- S-FS. Simpson 3 run (E. Rodriguez kick) JV Score: L-S 4, Octorara 0
Brooks Koepka..................... 68-72-76216 Jamie Murray, Britain, and Bruno Soares 5-2-4) Paid $165.48; Trifecta (6-5-2) Paid S-FS. Scarcelle 30 pass from T. Pergine Palmyra.....................................5 1 6
Kevin Streelman.................. 72-70-74216 (4), Brazil, def. Pablo Carreno Busta and $355.60; Pic 3 (1-8-6) Paid $306.55. (E. Rodriguez kick) Elizabethtown...........................0 0 0
Aaron Baddeley................... 71-71-74216 Guillermo Garcia-Lopez, Spain, 6-2, 6-3. 4th$10,500,1m S-FS. Scarcelle 10 pass from T. Pergine Palmyra Scoring: K. Robinson (1:33, 1st),
Kevin Chappell..................... 75-71-70216 4-Nice Surprise (Wolfsont)..... 14.20,5.60,3.60 (E. Rodriguez kick) A. Smith (2:18, 1st), L. Wadas (5:11, 1st), M.
Kevin Kisner......................... 70-73-74217 U.S. OPEN 8-Current Rate (Rodriguez A.)...... 3.20,3.20 WI. Reynoso 2 run (N. Borelli kick) Julian (11:03, 1st), K. Mark (15:32, 1st), S.
Rickie Fowler....................... 75-71-71217 SHOW COURT SCHEDULES 7-The Sundrop Kid (Corujo W.)............. 3.60 WI. Reynoso 33 pass from C. Uhrig (N. Myers (8:47, 2nd).
Tony Finau........................... 75-72-70217 Also Ran: Reggie D, Rebel Spy, Rascal Borelli kick) Palmyra Assists: K. Mark 2, H. Marx 2, K.
Sunday Flatter, No Its Not, Craving Carats, Strong Robinson, A. Smith.
Brian Stuard......................... 75-70-73218 WB. Wright 29 pass from C. Uhrig (N.
Ryan Moore......................... 73-74-71218 At The USTA Billie Jean King National Appeal, Hand Picked. Late Scratches: Amer- Borelli kick) Corners-Shots: P 18-21; E 0-0.
Charles Howell III................. 69-72-78219 Tennis Center ican Blend. Race Time: 1:41.43. Daily Dou- WF. Jalloh 38 pass from C. Uhrig (N. Saves: PC. Sprecher 0; EK. Hernandez
David Lingmerth.................. 75-70-74219 New York ble (6-4) Paid $142.00; Exacta (4-8) Paid Borelli kick) 14, A. Thomas 1.
Marc Leishman.................... 74-75-71220 $31.40; Superfecta (4-8-7-3) Paid $35.46; WG. Kline 1 run (N. Borelli kick) JV Score: Palmyra 3, E-town 0
All Times EDT Trifecta (4-8-7) Paid $69.90; Pic 3 (8-6-4)
Brendan Steele.................... 72-70-79221 Arthur Ashe Stadium S-FS. Simpson 10 run (run failed) MANHEIM HOCKEY TOURNAMENT
Daniel Summerhays............. 77-69-76222 Paid $300.40; Pic 4 (1-8-6-4) Paid $71.25. S-Fn/a sft ()
Play begins at Noon 5th$20,900,5 1/2f At Manheim Central
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Saturday Bethanie Mattek-Sands, United States, and 1-Inherent Value (Wolfsont A.)............. 2.80 S-FFG, Rodriguez 30
Lucie Safarova (12), Czech Republic. Also Ran: Kaprancy. Late Scratches: Birdz 45:49), L. Morales 2 (37:43, 49:46), M.
At Canterbury GC WFG, Borelli 27 Weaver (22:03).
Not before 4 p.m. Wish, Lite Last Nite, April Sunset. Race
Beachwood, Ohio Time: 1:06.88. Daily Double (4-7) Paid Statistics CV Assists: T. Dillman, C. Rumbaugh.
Mens Singles Final: Novak Djokovic (1), SF Wil LC Assists: M. Handwerger.
Purse: $1 million Serbia, vs. Stan Wawrinka (3), Switzerland. $30.60; Exacta (7-3) Paid $4.20; Consola-
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Yardage: 6,991; Par: 70 Rushes-Yds..........................50-199 32-118 Saves: CVC. Spotts 1; LCC. Wolfe 12.
SCHOLASTIC GIRLS 4/5/7) Paid $88.40.
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Bryson DeChambeau........... 64-70-68202 Manheim Central 4, Elizabethtown 2 Passes................................10-22-2 24-42-0 Conestoga Valley.......................0 0 0
SINGLES H. Kulp, MC, d. K. Shenk, 6-4, 6-Seek Ye First (Conner T.).... 6.80,3.20,2.80
Zack Sucher......................... 65-70-68203 1A-Fivefourthreetwone (Whtny).... 2.40,2.20 Punts-Avg...............................4-42 3-41 OV Scoring: M. Kline (27:02), B. Heffner
D.A. Points........................... 65-71-68204 6-4; K. Smith, E, d. H. Kowalski, 6-1, 4-6, 10- Fumbles-Lost............................1-1 1-1 (35:01), S. Lackey (38:15).
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Andres Gonzales.................. 68-69-68205 Also Ran: Hanky Doodle, Megalith, Penalties-Yards.......................7-50 14-132 OV Assists: S. Buzalweski.
Will MacKenzie.................... 69-67-69205 DOUBLES H. Kulp and H. Kowalski, MC, Corners-Shots: OV 8-12; CV 2-1.
d. K. Shenk and K. Smith, 9-7; K. Welch and Lees South, Joey Whispers, Chasing Stars. Warwick 52, Garden Spot 35
Trey Mullinax....................... 69-67-69205 Late Scratches: Discreet Duke. Race Time: Saves: OVC. Drobek 1; CVC. Spotts 8.
Rory Sabbatini..................... 68-67-70205 S. Pollock, E, d. M. Burkholder and A. Groff, Garden Spot................7 14 7 7 35
1:11.13. Daily Double (7-6) Paid $19.00; Ex- Warwick....................10 21 0 21 52 Lancaster Catholic.....................0 1 1
Stuart Appleby..................... 66-68-71205 8-3; L. Stern and M. Musser, E, d. J. Myers Manheim Central.......................4 0 4
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Pic 3 (4-4/5/7-6) Paid $31.45. Willwerth kick)
Rick Lamb............................ 71-66-69206 Hempfield 4, Dallastown 1 7th$12,400,1m 15:43), M. Hosler ().
Nicholas Thompson............. 67-69-70206 WT. Gerhart 10 pass from T. Trimarchi MC Assists: M. Hosler, BJ. Bollinger.
SINGLES A. Hagino, H, d. C. Friedrich, 6-Summer in Seattle (Perez)..... 8.00,4.60,3.00 (W. Mobley kick)
Henrik Norlander................. 70-65-71206 6-1, 6-0; K. Donell, H, d. M. Reed, 4-6, 6-3, 2-Terry Blossom (Guzman P.) ....... 9.20,4.60 Corners-Shots: LC 4-1; MC 15-15.
Cameron Percy.................... 68-66-72206 WFG, Mobley 19 Saves: LCC. Wood 12; MCK. Brene-
10-7; M. Kistler, D, d. E. Staman, 0-6, 6-0, 8-Warriors Dance (Gonzalez E.)........... 2.60 GSC. Roth 3 run (K. Willwerth kick)
Scott Harrington.................. 67-67-72206 10-7. Also Ran: Brockolini, Berninforyou, Nub, man 2.
Nicholas Lindheim............... 69-69-69207 WI. Rissinger 15 run (W. Mobley kick) Oley Valley................................2 1 3
DOUBLES L. Jackson and S. Granbois, Demanding Deedee. Late Scratches: Tiz WN. Fucci 9 run (W. Mobley kick)
Andrew Landry.................... 66-72-69207 H, d. M. Salaga and T. Jones, 6-4, 2-6, 13-11; Alarming, Fuego Mi Amor. Race Time: Manheim Central.......................1 0 1
Michael Thompson.............. 69-69-69207 GSJ. Jeffers 18 run (K. Willwerth kick) OV Scoring: B. Heffner (15:40), S. Engler
B. Mumma and C. Ulrich, H, d. L. Sheaffer 1:41.43. Daily Double (6-6) Paid $26.40; WC. Forney 5 pass from T. Trimarchi
Seamus Power..................... 70-68-69207 and V. Gruen, 6-1, 6-2. Exacta (6-2) Paid $26.00; Superfecta (6-2-8- (24:37), S. Gladieux (42:53).
Ted Potter, Jr........................ 66-71-70207 (W. Mobley kick) OV Assists: S. Buzalweski 3.
1) Paid $24.20; Trifecta (6-2-8) Paid $39.10;
Rhein Gibson....................... 71-65-71207 Hempfield 5, Lower Dauphin 0 Pic 3 (4/5/7-6-6) Paid $21.95.
GST. Fischer 62 pass from C. Roth (K. MC Scoring: M. Barbush (20:52).
Kyle Thompson.................... 68-68-71207 SINGLES A. Hagino, H, d. H. Malinen, Willwerth kick) MC Assists: L. Hartzler.
John Peterson...................... 67-68-72207 6-0, 6-2; K. Donell, H, d. O. Rutledge, 6-0, OFF-TRACK WAGERING WC. Forney 15 pass from T. Trimarchi Corners-Shots: OV 7-8; MC 3-5.
Chesson Hadley................... 69-69-70208 6-0; E. Staman, H, d. N. Hsing-Smith, 6-1, Following is a list of tracks and post times (W. Mobley kick) Saves: OVC. Drobek 4; MCK. Brene-
Martin Flores....................... 67-72-69208 6-2. for todays off-track wagering at Penn Na- GSM. Focht 68 pass from C. Roth (K. man 5.
Jason Millard....................... 67-72-69208 DOUBLES L. Jackson and B. Mumma, tionals Lancaster Off-Track site: Willwerth kick)
Rod Pampling...................... 74-66-68208 H, d. L. Musser and E. Swist, 6-1, 6-2; S. GB1-ChelmsfordCity..................... 8:45 a.m. WC. Forney 25 pass from T. Trimarchi TWIN VALLEY TOURNAMENT
Chris Baker.......................... 71-66-72209 Granbois and C. Ulrich, H, d. J. Miller and R. GB2-Ffos Las................................. 8:55 a.m. (W. Mobley kick) At Twin Valley
Erik Compton....................... 72-67-70209 Bickelman, 8-2. IR1-Curragh....................................... 9 a.m. WC. Forney 65 interception return (W. Penn Manor..............................6 3 9
Brian Gay............................. 72-67-70209 GB3-Bath...................................... 9:05 a.m. Mobley kick) North Allegheny........................0 1 1
George McNeill.................... 73-66-70209 Harrahs Phila.............................. 12:40 p.m. Statistics PM Scoring: G. Bitts 2 (19:03, 28:01),
Mackenzie Hughes.............. 69-68-72209 WNBA Gulfstream.................................. 12:50 p.m. GS W A. Schriver 2 (15:20, 29:49), M. Ritchey
John Mallinger..................... 66-69-74209 Monmouth................................. 12:50 p.m. First downs................................ 14 24 (28:29), E. DeBerdine (27:29), A. Barbusca
Andrew Svoboda................. 70-68-72210 Parx Racing................................. 12:55 p.m. Rushes-Yds..........................32-138 39-182 (19:35), H. Brown (5:17), B. Harsh (20:49).
Andrew Johnston................. 68-69-73210 Woodbine T....................................... 1 p.m. Passing yards........................... 303 346 PM Assists: B. DeBerdine.
Cameron Smith.................... 71-67-72210 Laurel Park.................................... 1:10 p.m. Passes................................10-23-2 30-36-0 NA Scoring: B. Cameron (8:05).
EASTERN CONFERENCE
K.T. Kim................................ 69-69-72210 W L Pct GB Belmont........................................ 1:30 p.m. Punts-Avg..........................4-32.75 2-40.5 Corners-Shots: PM 17-43; NA 1-1.
Brett Drewitt........................ 70-67-73210 New York....................21 10 .677 Belterra Park................................. 1:30 p.m. Fumbles-Lost............................0-0 3-2 Saves: PMB. Hook 0, Shirk 0; NAHer-
Andrew Putnam.................. 71-68-71210 Atlanta........................16 14 .533 41-w Fort Erie........................................ 1:50 p.m. Penalties-Yards.......................8-62 4-25 bert 34.
Stephan Jaeger.................... 68-69-73210 Chicago.......................15 15 .500 51-w Zia Park......................................... 2:15 p.m. Twin Valley................................0 0 0
Scott Stallings...................... 74-66-70210 Indiana........................15 15 .500 51-w Kentucky Downs........................... 2:25 p.m. PREP FOOTBALL Penn Manor..............................5 3 8
Whee Kim............................ 67-67-76210 Washington................12 18 .400 81-w Golden Gate................................. 4:45 p.m. New Castle 29......................... Highlands 26 PM Scoring: E. DeBerdine 4 (27:51, 5:56,
Bobby Wyatt........................ 63-77-70210 Connecticut................11 19 .367 91-w Hastings........................................ 4:50 p.m. Allentown Cen. Cath. 70.......Pocono Mtn. W. 27 2:47, 19:46), A. Schriver 2 (15:36, 7:02), B.
Eric Axley............................. 69-69-73211 Los Alamitos T................................... 5 p.m. Aquinas Inst., N.Y. 23....... Del-Valley Charter 8 Harsh (18:43), G. Bitts (14:56).
Xander Schauffele................ 71-67-73211 WESTERN CONFERENCE Presque Isle.................................. 5:25 p.m. Archbishop Ryan 35...... Lansdale Catholic 0 PM Assists: B. DeBerdine, Reinhart.
Derek Ernst.......................... 67-70-74211 W L Pct GB Mountaineer..................................... 7 p.m. Berlin-Brothers Val. 49.......Conemaugh Val. 6 Corners-Shots: TV 1-4; PM 9-29.
Gonzalo Fdez-Castano......... 67-71-73211 Minnesota..................25 5 .833 Red Mile............................................ 7 p.m. Blue Mountain 21....Springside Chestnut Hill 14 Saves: TVT. Viscuso 21; PMB. Hook 4.
Greg Owen.......................... 71-68-72211 Los Angeles.................24 7 .774 11-w Pocono Downs.............................. 7:30 p.m. Cardinal OHara 41....................... Chester 6
Seattle........................14 17 .452 111-w FRIDAYS LATE BOX
Richy Werenski.................... 69-70-72211 Hawthorne H................................ 8:10 p.m. Central Bucks East 42..............Methacton 6
Phoenix.......................13 17 .433 12 Australia A.................................. 10:55 p.m. Curwensville 43.......................... Sheffield 0 NONLEAGUE
Ryan Brehm......................... 73-67-71211 Kennard-Dale................... 0 0 1 1
Denny McCarthy.................. 67-73-71211 Dallas..........................10 21 .323 151-w Australia B....................................... 11 p.m. Erie Strong Vincent 40.................Erie East 0
San Antonio..................6 24 .200 19 Fairfield 57....................James Buchanan 10 Solanco............................ 0 0 0 0
Abraham Ancer................... 71-68-73212 KD Scoring: E. Dressel (9:18, OT).
Erik Barnes........................... 70-66-76212 Fridays Games Fort Cherry 41....... Greensburg Cent. Cath. 20
Martin Piller......................... 72-68-72212 Seattle 81............................. Washington 76 BOWLING George School 8...................... Morrisville 0 KD Assists: R. Gering.
Corners-Shots: K-D 13-14; S 1-6.
Steve Wheatcroft................. 67-72-74213 Indiana 95...................................Chicago 88 Hanover Area 20.... Wilkes-Barre Meyers 14
New York 89........................ Connecticut 82 Harrisburg 51............................... Reading 0 Saves: K-DL. Lisek 3; SA. Osborne 8.
Josh Teater........................... 73-66-74213 JV Score: Solanco 4, K-D 0
Brian Campbell.................... 70-70-73213 Dallas 92..............................San Antonio 84 Imani Christian Academy 30....Riverview 21
Jason Gore........................... 72-68-73213 Saturdays Games Milton Hershey 41..... Greencastle Antrim 3
DUTCH Penn Cambria 28.......... Westmont Hilltop 0
Bhavik Patel......................... 69-71-73213
Albin Choi............................ 72-67-75214
No games scheduled
BUMPERS Penn Wood 14.............Archbishop Carroll 7 TRANSACTIONS
Sundays Games Kian Mummaw....................... 116-69185
Wes Roach........................... 70-70-74214 Chicago at Connecticut...................... 1 p.m. Plymouth-Whitemarsh 26...... Norristown 8
Tag Ridings........................... 71-69-74214 Brooklyn Carvell....................... 97-73170 Riverside 51.........................Susquehanna 0
Indiana at Washington...................... 4 p.m. Miles Sweigart.......................... 93-76169
Adam Svensson................... 70-70-74214 Minnesota at San Antonio............ 4:30 p.m. Rochester 42............... Summit Academy 18
Tim Wilkinson...................... 70-67-78215 Bailey Sweigart......................... 79-80159 Salisbury 31................................. Wilson 21
New York at Dallas........................ 4:30 p.m. Josiah Latshaw.......................... 60-67127 BASEBALL
Adam Schenk....................... 70-70-76216 Atlanta at Phoenix............................. 6 p.m. Scranton Prep 44................. Lake-Lehman 8
Jack Maguire........................ 70-70-77217 COED/ZOO Sharpsville 33................................Mercer 0 American League
Los Angeles at Seattle........................ 7 p.m. CLEVELAND INDIANS Recalled RHP
Ryan Muckle.................. 191-162-125478 The Hill School 25.... Wyoming Seminary 16
EUROPEAN TOUR Mondays Games Western Beaver 34........................Cornell 0 Austin Adams from Columbus (IL).
No games scheduled Nick Sweigart................. 138-148-168454
KLM OPEN Isabella Folts.................. 124-163-166453 York County Tech 30............Eastern York 24 SEATTLE MARINERS Activated RHP
Zach Fetter..................... 125-156-155436 Tom Wilhelmsen from the 15-day DL.
Saturday
National League
At The Dutch MLS Brigid Fryer...................... 118-129-93340
Bethany Jaquith............... 97-101-120318 VOLLEYBALL LOS ANGELES DODGERS Reinstated OF
Spijk, Netherlands Andre Ethier from the 60-day DL.
SATURDAY SENIORS
Purse: $1.85 million euros Isaac Erickson................ 217-259-290766 Atlantic League
Yardage: 6,981; Par: 71 Ben White...................... 234-214-246694 LONG ISLAND DUCKS Activated RHP
Third Round, Leading Scores EASTERN CONFERENCE Zack Vandewende......... 212-238-222672 Nick Struck and LHP Daniel Herrera. Placed
COLLEGIATE WOMEN RHPs John Brownell and Bobby Blevins on
Scott Hend........................... 67-68-64199 W L T Pts GF GA Paige Boyd..................... 198-222-244664
Nino Bertasio....................... 66-67-67200 NY City FC.............12 8 8 44 48 47 Nick Vandewende.......... 197-278-182657 Franklin & Marshall 3, Rowan 0 the inactive list.
Richard Bland...................... 67-69-66202 New York..............12 9 7 43 47 35 Samantha Heindel......... 203-235-212650 Franklin & Marshall d. Rowan, 25-19, 25- FOOTBALL
David Horsey....................... 67-68-67202 Toronto FC............12 8 7 43 39 28 Ashley Sham.................. 204-238-187629 17, 25-14. National Football League
Ben Evans............................ 65-69-68202 Philadelphia..........11 10 8 41 48 45 Jared Bigley................... 228-158-227613 Rowan Scoring: Aces, M. Testa 2; Kills, M. DETROIT LIONS Released LB Josh
Joost Luiten......................... 69-64-69202 Montreal.................9 8 11 38 42 43 Cole Snavely.................. 198-190-222610 Jacobi 4, E. O Hagan 4; Blocks, M. Francis Bynes from injured reserve.
Brandon Stone..................... 72-68-63203 Orlando City...........7 7 13 34 45 45 Riley Celmer.................. 202-203-205610 1; Digs, M. Jacobi 8; Assists, K. Paxson 9. KANSAS CITY CHIEFS Released LB Dez-
Simon Khan......................... 68-67-68203 D.C. United.............7 9 11 32 35 36 Tyrus Current................. 182-214-211607 F&M Scoring: Aces, P. Zambas 4, C. Garison man Moses.
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score. one that savvy travelers can Lorraine Sileo, senior vice Hotels.com, comparing last-
Thats not necessarily exploit. president of research at Pho- minute prices at several hotels
true. When hotels are having cuswright, a travel research I like to support simultaneously. He also likes
Rod Griffin, director of trouble filling rooms, they will company. the actual the free night that Hotels.com
public education at Ex- grudgingly pay Expedia and As a group, online travel offers after he books 10 nights.
perian: When you close other online travel agencies agents still account for about business. I like it all in front of me at
a credit card account commissions of 15 to 30 percent one-third of all bookings, Megan Klein the same time, said Schneider,
with a zero balance, you to help reduce the vacancies. compared with only about 37, a brand ambassador for the
lose the available limit But when the beds are fill- one-quarter for hotels own Megan Klein is among the wine and spirits importer Wil-
for that account. If you ing up, the hotels would much websites, according to Phocus- travelers who now book di- liam Grant & Sons. I can book
are carrying balances on rather avoid those hefty com- wright. rectly with the hotel whenever a hotel in one minute.
other cards, that causes missions by having travel- But the hotels have grow- possible.
your overall balance- ers book directly through the ing clout. In the 20 years or so If there is a great rate on Friends or foes
to-limit ratio, called hotels website, call center or since Expedia, Travelocity and the hotel website, Ill book on-
your utilization rate, to authorized brick-and-mortar other online players began en- line, said Klein, 37, president A recent Morgan Stanley Re-
increase. An increase in travel agent. abling consumers to easily act of FarmedHere, an indoor sus- search report described the rela-
the utilization rate is a Which is why lately, with av- as their own travel agents, the tainable farm just south of Chi- tionship between hotels and on-
sign of risk, which will erage occupancy rates in the U.S. hotel industry has never cago. line travel agents as one between
cause credit scores to United States at the highest had a better occupancy rate She also likes to call the hotel frenemies.
dip a bit initially. level in a least a generation, ho- than it does now. to speak with someone at the It is true that particularly when
However, if everything tels are dangling inducements front desk. hotel business is down, such as
else is good in your cred- to get you to book direct. Good times I like to have more of a per- during the 2008 financial crisis
it history and remains The tensions between hotels sonal experience at the hotel, and the recession that followed,
positive, scores typically and online agencies are noth- This year through July, on av- she said. I like to support the hoteliers are more willing to use
bounce back within a ing new. But the continued rise erage, more than two-thirds of actual business. online travel agencies to move
few billing cycles be- in occupancy levels is making the nations hotel rooms have But that is possible only when excess inventory.
cause it becomes clear hotels feel they have increasing been occupied, according to Klein already knows what ho- But the online travel agents
you didnt suddenly take leverage. STR, a hotel research firm in tels to check within a given city. contend that they can provide
on a lot of new debt. The lures might include up- Hendersonville, Tennessee. While traveling internationally additional business to hotels in
But, Griffin adds: You grades to better rooms, free That is the highest average oc- for 10 weeks in 2011, she relied any business cycle.
probably shouldnt close shuttle service to and from the cupancy rate since 1984, said on Agoda.com to find and book We are driving incremen-
the account if you are airport, complimentary break- Bjorn Hanson, a professor at hotels in Cambodia, Hong tal business to them, business
planning to apply for fast or drinks at the bar. the Jonathan M. Tisch Center Kong, Laos, Singapore, Thai- they cant get on their own,
new credit within the But lately the big savings are for Hospitality and Tourism land and Vietnam. said Melissa Maher, senior vice
next three to six months, available to travelers who have at New York University. A big Some travelers simply prefer president of Expedia, which
just to be sure things signed up for a hotels loyalty reason is that the supply of new the convenience and ease of owns Hotels.com, Trivago.com,
remain stable. program typically at no cost rooms has not kept up with comparison shopping via the Hotwire.com, Orbitz.com and
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Technology
IPHONE 7
words. Ive done my best to memorize The gist is to first come up with a length because their legacy systems
passwords only to feel defeated. The passphrase you can remember, and require it.
password reset link was my last resort then make it unique in a standard way Be sure you also set up two-factor
at more sites than I care to admit. that makes sense to you. For example, authentication, also called two-step
Lets breathe a collective sigh of simply adding a few letters or num- verification, on your accounts to make
relief and give thanks to series of bers at the beginning or end of the them even more secure. Dont let the
studies at Carnegie Mellon University. passphrase per site makes each one fancy name throw you. It just means
KIM KOMANDO They found passphrases provide just different. that to log in your account you need
CYBER SPEAK as much randomness as a haphazard Internet security company Kasper- two ways to prove you are who you say
collection of letters and symbols. sky has a free online password you are. Its like the bank or an em-
Try one like this: ilovefreshsashimi- strength checker. They said my love of ployer asking for two forms of ID.
New password rules: tunawithalittlesoyandwasabi. Thats
44 lower case letters, with no spaces.
fresh tuna passphrase would take over
10,000 centuries to be brute-forced.
The idea is that a hacker is going
to have a much harder time getting
easier to remember Its easy for me to remember because Not all sites will comply with your both forms of ID, and its true. Most
its true. newfound password freedom. Some major services and companies, such as
and more secure The researchers suggest that your sites will still require one uppercase Google, Facebook, Microsoft and
passphrase be between 16 and 64 letter, random character, or specific KOMANDO, page D6
Im no longer using passwords that characters. Go ahead, get creative with
look something like this: W#7s@Pq!. your phrases. The longer the pass-
They were very difficult to remember phrase is, the harder it is for a hacking
and extremely frustrating to enter, es- program to figure it out.
pecially using a phones tiny onscreen With all due respect to the research-
keyboard. I have changed strategies ers, the passphrase alone is not good
and my life is better. enough. There is an additional step
For many years, my advice about you must take to make your accounts
how to create the best password did and passwords secure.
not change very much. A good and One of the worst things you can do
secure password requires at least eight is to use the same password for all
random characters. Be sure to logjam the sites you visit. It makes sense.
the hackers password cracking pro- If a hacker gets into one site, they
grams by using a mixture of upper and instantly have access to all your other
lower case letters, a number or two, accounts including your Facebook,
and a few symbols. email, phone, banking and more.
Never use any word found in the Thats why you want to have a unique
dictionary or a series of numbers, like password for each site you use.
12345678. Dont use words that people There is a simple trick to using an
around you know such as your dogs easy-to-remember passphrase and
name, favorite sport or the city where making your password unique for each
you were born. Whatever you do, site. How you implement it is up to
never perform the ultimate password you, but heres how it works.
faux pas and use the word password Lets say you need a password for your
as your password. Google account and like me, you love
Weve tried to make light of our uni- fresh ahi. Your passphrase might be:
versal password pain. Perhaps youve ilovefreshsashimitunawithalittlesoy-
heard this joke. I changed my pass- andwasabiGoogle or ilovefreshsashimi-
word to incorrect. Now whenever I tunawithalittlesoyandwasabiG2016. If
forget what it is, the site will say, Your the password is for your email account,
password is incorrect. this would work: ilovefreshsashimitu-
Like you, I made hieroglyphic pass- nawithalittlesoyandwasabiEmail.
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Spending Well
Talking Points
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Signs That the Bull Market Could Have Some Life in It Still
INVESTING this information is hardly pected to have declined to buy back their own shares. By
JEFF SOMMER a guarantee that stocks
will continue to rise or
more than 2.2 percent for
companies in the Stan-
reducing the number of shares,
they have been making earnings
that current market lev- dard & Poors 500-stock per share look better.
Interest rates remain els will seem sensible
years from now. But for
index, according to a tal-
ly by Thomson Reuters
Earnings, and cash from earn-
ings, are the essential core of what
low, and corporate investors, the interest I/B/E/S. you are buying as an investor.
earnings may be rising. rate and earnings en- Exclude energy com- But what share price is reason-
vironment has become panies, however, and able for those earnings? At least
friendly again, and with- year-to-year earnings in part, the answer is, It depends
The bull market in stocks has out these buttresses, the improved to a positive on interest rates. When inter-
been supported by two funda- outlook for stocks would 2.3 percent growth rate. est rates are lower, earnings are
mental pillars: high corporate be gloomier. Moreover, Mr. Yardeni worth more and share prices tend
earnings and low interest rates. Consider corporate had noted that overall earn- to rise, said Aswath Damodaran,
Both of these mainstays ap- been weakening steadily ings for companies in a finance professor at New York
peared wobbly early this year. since the third quarter the S.&P. 500 increased University.
Fortunately for investors, there of 2014. The strong dollar in the second quarter. But the simplest way of looking
is good news. Interest rates have was an impediment, the Mr. Yardeni expects that at it, he says, is to consider how
fallen since the beginning of the global economy was slug- earnings will be no worse interest rates affect the value of a
year. Recent statements by Fed- gish, and plummeting than they were in the pre- stock and a bond. Stock is much,
eral Reserve officials confirm energy and commodities MINH UONG/THE NEW YORK TIMES vious quarter and will much cheaper than bonds at to-
that even if there are some short- prices sank the fortunes perhaps grow modestly. days interest rates, he said.
term rate increases, the central of companies in those in- The point is that earn- Without strong growth, churn-
bank expects relatively low rates dustries. These trends unnerved to clients that the earnings re- ings are much better than you ing out robust corporate earn-
to prevail for years. the stock market. But fresh data cession is over. might have expected, he said. ings will be a challenge. For now,
Corporate earnings and cash from corporate earnings reports As he acknowledged, its not Whats more, the cash gener- though, the twin pillars of the
flow are stabilizing and perhaps has been good enough for Ed- entirely a rosy picture. On a year- ated by corporate America has stock market remain intact. That
rising, according to recent cor- ward Yardeni, a market strate- to-year basis, for example, earn- allowed companies to pay rea- could keep the bull market run-
porate reports. Taken together, gist, to declare in an Aug. 29 note ings in the second quarter are ex- sonably handsome dividends and ning a while longer.
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REMEMBERING 9/11
ASSOCIATED PRESS
In this November 2015 file photo, Sophie, Countess of Wessex, pauses at Spencer Finchs art installation, Trying To Remember the Color of the Sky on That September
Morning, during a visit to the National September 11 Memorial & Museum in New York City.
n Nazli W. Hardy, MBA, Ph.D., is an associate professor of computer science at n William P. Kiehl is a retired Foreign Service officer who served 35 years with the
Millersville University, and a Millersville resident. U.S. Information Agency and U.S. Department of State in Europe, Asia and Washing-
ton. He also was a diplomat-in-residence at the U.S. Army War College in Carlisle.
He resides in Lancaster County.
cated that more aggressive tion is established, the transi- Greater investment in pain
treatment of persistent pain tion to heroin (another opioid) research is needed to identify
was needed. This increased use is often a consequence. compounds and devices that
prescribing of opioids has Heroin is less expensive can relieve severe, chronic,
predictably led, with terrible and produces a very similar nonprogressive pain without
consequences, to increased sought-after euphoria, espe- such risk for addiction.
prescription-opioid abuse. cially when smoked, snorted Second, research also is
DR. WADE BERRETTINI Emergency room visits or injected. needed to identify patients at
COMMENTARY involving prescription opioids What can be done to miti- high risk for opioid addiction,
increased from 82.5 per gate this tragedy? so that preventive mea-
To curb the opioid epidemic, we 100,000 in 2004 to 184.1 per While opioids are excellent sures (counseling and close
Opinion
| Founded 1794
FORMERLY KNOWN AS
In our words
Fifteen years ago today, al-Qaida terrorists hijacked planes and attacked the
twin towers of the World Trade Center in New York City and the Pentagon in
Chinas snub is a symptom
Washington, D.C. Another plane, Flight 93, also believed to be heading to the of failed US foreign policy
nations capital, was brought down in Shanksville in southwestern Pennsylvania
The president of the legally expands into the
by passengers and crew members who rebelled against the hijackers. In all, United States lands with South China Sea, meeting
nearly 3,000 people were killed and more than 6,000 others were injured; the all the majesty of Air only the most perfunc-
greatest losses were at ground zero, the site of the World Trade Center attacks. Force One, waiting to exit tory pushback from the
the front door and stride U.S. Obama told CNN that
down the rolling stair- he warned Xi to desist or
case to the red-carpeted there will be consequenc-
Anniversaries are our way of not forgetting writes William Kiehl, a retired U.S. diplomat, in tarmac. es. Is there a threat less
not forgetting the day we were married, not todays Perspective. Except that there is credible?
forgetting the day a loved one died. We knew in those moments what mattered: no rolling staircase. He Putin annexes Crimea,
Not forgetting the day our country was that we still were standing, and we were stand- is forced to exit as and Obama crows about
changed forever. ing together. It wasnt just a show of unity; it one China expert put it the isolation he has
Fifteen years ago today, many of us started was a defiant and emphatic expression of it. rather undiplomatically imposed on Russia. Look
our morning with only our usual concerns: As Kiehl writes, Visible signs such as flying through the ass of the around. Moscow has be-
Would we have time to grab a cup of coffee be- the flag every day was one manifestation, but plane. come Grand Central Sta-
fore taking our little ones to preschool? Would so too was a truce in our political bickering, as This happened Saturday tion for Middle East lead-
our teenagers make the school bus? Would the Americans came together with a single pur- at Hangzhou airport. Yes, ers seeking outside help
traffic delay our arrival to work? Did we really pose. in China. If the Chinese in their various conflicts.
have to attend meetings on such a brilliantly Nostalgia for a cataclysm like 9/11 would be didnt invent diplomatic As for Ukraine, both the
sunny day? unthinkable, but we cant help but miss the protocol, they surely are French president and the
And then the world tilted on its axis, and ev- way we were in the days that followed it. its most venerable and German chancellor have
erything was altered our sense of safety, our Especially now, when an effective and unified experienced practitioners. hastened to Moscow to
belief that nothing could truly harm the great- government seems to be a thing of the past. Theyve been at it for plead with Putin to make
est country in the world. Congress cannot even pass funding for Zika 4,000 years. They are the peace. Some isolation.
Actually, we take that back. Not everything prevention. masters of every tributary Iran regularly harasses
was altered. Now, we are arguing over whether we must gesture, every nuance of our vessels in the Persian
As Millersville University associate professor stand for the national anthem and whether hierarchical ritual. In a Gulf. Russian fighters
Nazli Hardy writes in todays Perspective sec- people ought to be compelled to show respect land so exquisitely sensi- buzzed a U.S. destroyer
tion, the American character marked by in- to the flag (people should show respect, but tive to protocol, rolling in the Baltic Sea. And just
defatigable resilience, warmth, compassion government-funded entities cannot require staircases dont just disap- Wednesday, a Russian
and humanity didnt change. them to, as Manheim Township School Dis- pear at arrival ceremonies. fighter flew within 10 feet
In fact, it was thrown into sharp relief that trict rightly concluded last week after its own Indeed, not one of the of an American military
day, and in the days that followed, as people anthem controversy). other G-20 world leaders jet.
flocked to houses of worship and blood banks, The presidential race has become a cafeteria was left stranded on his The price they paid? Be-
determined not to yield to despair. The essen- food fight, a dizzying barrage of accusations plane upon arrival. ing admonished that such
tial American character was what sustained us and recriminations. And public discourse Did President Xi Jinping provocations are unsafe
in those days of darkness and sorrow. about the election has devolved into bickering directly order airport and unprofessional. An
Its easy to forget how we came together then, and divisive point-scoring. personnel and diplomatic OSHA citation is more
when theres so much polarization now. Where are our better angels now? functionaries to deny ominous.
Democrats and Republicans stood together We hope we can summon them today at least, Barack Obama a proper Add to that American
on the steps of the U.S. Capitol to sing God as we remember 9/11 and the heroism of the welcome? Who knows? acquiescence not just to
Bless America. Afterward, some held hands; first responders who answered the call that But the message, whether ransoming hostages held
some embraced. And variations of that emo- day, as well as that of the passengers and crew intentional or not, wasnt by Iran, but to deliver-
tional scene played out at statehouses across members aboard Flight 93. very subtle. The authori- ing the loot by unmarked
the nation. We should also honor the many Americans ties expressed no regret, plane filled with stacks of
Congress would continue that tradition to who, eager to serve and defend this country, no remorse and certainly cold (untraceable) cash,
mark the anniversary of 9/11; members did so signed up for the military in the days after 9/11. no apology. On the con- like a desert drug deal.
Friday. But it was back to the business of parti- They could not have foreseen the scale of the trary, they scolded the Why the stealth? Obvious-
san squabbling after that. task that lay before them. press for even reporting ly to conceal the manner
In the aftermath of 9/11, the unity held for The task now before us is to remember in this the snub. of the transaction from
months. turbulent election year that no matter our per- No surprise. Chinas Congress and the Ameri-
We became a better, nobler people, stretch- sonal politics, were all Americans who want ostentatious rudeness was can public. Some humili-
ing out our hands to clasp the hands of strang- the best for this country. And it shouldnt take perfectly reflective of the ations are so grotesque
ers, opening our arms to embrace the grieving, an unspeakable tragedy to unite us. worlds general disdain for that even the Obama team
President Barack Obama. cant miss them.
His high-minded lectures Now the latest. At the
about global norms and G-20, Obama said he
demands that others live spoke to Putin about
FIND MORE ONLINE up to their international cyberwarfare amid revela-
obligations are no longer tions that Russian hackers
bit.ly/ChildrenTragedyAP amusing. Theyre irritat- have been interfering in
bit.ly/CongressBattle ing. our political campaigns.
Foreign leaders have We are more technologi-
reciprocated by taking cally advanced, both of-
this administration down fensively and defensively,
LNP Editorial Board: Suzanne Cassidy; Barbara Hough Roda; a notch, knowing they pay in this arena than any of
Tom Murse, content editor; Richard Manieri, deputy Opinion editor; Alex Geli, editorial writer; no price. In May 2013, our adversaries, Obama
Mara Creswell McGrann and Stuart Wesbury, community members Vladimir Putin reportedly said, but we really dont
kept the U.S. secretary of want another Cold War-
state cooling his heels for style arms race.
three hours outside his Instead, we must all
office before deigning to adhere to norms of
receive him. international behavior.
And even as Obama was It makes you want to
hailing the nuclear deal weep. This KGB thug
with Iran as a great break- adhering to norms? He
through, the ayatollah invades Ukraine, annexes
vowed no change in his Crimea, bombs hospitals
policy, which remained in Aleppo and we expect
diametrically opposed to him to observe cybercode
the U.S. arrogant system. etiquette? Rather than
The mullahs followed by exploit our technologi-
openly conducting illegal cal lead with counter-
ballistic missile tests measures and deterrent
calculating, correctly, that threats to ensure our
Obama would do nothing. own cybersafety?
When Iran took prisoner Were back to 1929, when
10 American sailors in the Secretary of State Henry
Persian Gulf, made them Stimson shut down a U.S.
kneel and broadcast the code-breaking operation
video, what was the U.S. after it gave him decoded
response? Upon their re- Japanese telegrams. He
lease, John Kerry publicly famously explained that
thanked Iran for its good gentlemen do not read
conduct. each others mail.
Why should Xi treat Well, comrade Putin is
Obama with any greater no gentleman. And hes
deference? Beijing il- reading our mail.
Kiehl
with God, and the last five deal with our re- geration. For, indeed, emotion into a passion without a zealous but
lationships with each other. The command- over the past 15 years, for justice, President largely ineffective screen-
ment that connects the two categories is our world has changed George W. Bush visited ing by the Transportation
found in verse 8: Remember to observe the Continued from E1 in so many fundamental a mosque to show that Security Administration
Sabbath day by keeping it holy. (NLT) ways. Yet life goes on in 19 evil individuals do not and the enormous and
calls were getting a measured pace, and we paint an entire religion costly homeland security
It goes on to clarify that we have six days
through; the circuits human beings seem to with evil. industry?
each week for our work, but the seventh day were totally jammed. have adjusted to it. With the passage of The Patriot Act brought
is dedicated to the Lord. This command is We eventually con- Every evil has some time, some changes faded fundamental changes to
on the same list as do not murder and do nected by late morn- compensation, and the while others remained. the acceptance of state
not steal, which speaks of its importance. ing to learn that the great evil of 9/11 had its The flags for the most surveillance and limita-
God, our Creator, was the first example of State Department had own. part are long gone from tions on personal free-
following this principle of rest. According to been evacuated and Our nation and the the front of every house dom.
Chapter 1 of Genesis, God created the heav- Pamela was at our D.C. world reacted to this act in the neighborhood, and There is more suspi-
ens and the earth and everything that exists home with several col- of terror with its best and patriotism has given way cion and more tension
in six days, and then rested on the seventh leagues from the Office finest instincts. The bet- to complacency, if not beneath the surface when
day. He didnt rest because he was so ex- of European Affairs, ter angels of our nature apathy. young Muslim men are
hausted from all of the creating he had done. where they were wait- prevailed in the after- The kindness and present at an airport or
Hes God. I dont think our all-powerful, ing until they could math of Sept. 11. compassion for strang- large public gathering.
almighty Creator gets tired. However, he was return safely to State. We became a better, ers, so much in evidence We have grown to ac-
setting an example for us in how to balance They and most of their nobler people, stretching immediately after 9/11 is cept an endless war in the
work and rest. colleagues worked out our hands to clasp the rarely seen today. NATO Middle East and Ameri-
I believe in the principle of Sabbath rest; through the night. hands of strangers, open- ignored the recent attacks can military deployments
however, Ive observed some people taking With much enhanced ing our arms to embrace in Europe, and despite and drone strikes.
the interpretation of this commandment to security, Carlisle Bar- the grieving. some urging to respond Sometimes it seems the
extremes on both sides. Some have made it racks reopened the Visible signs such as to Frances version of 9/11 whole world is waiting for
following day, and flying the flag every day failed to invoke Article V the other shoe to drop.
tradition to do or not do only certain things
we went back to our was one manifestation, again. Given the changes to
on a Sunday; some have practiced it on Satur- work with renewed but so too was a truce in Political bickering is our free society, one can
day; and some have disregarded the Sabbath dedication to prepare a our political bickering as louder and more caustic wonder whether the ter-
as irrelevant. We should not, however, dis- response to 9/11. Americans came together than ever, and the nation rorists have actually won
miss the Sabbath commandment any more It would not be long with a single purpose. is more divided than it by changing our funda-
than we should dismiss the commandment in coming. The world showered was 15 years ago. We are mental values.
to not murder. We all can think back America with sympathy more wary of strangers But life goes on. This
Jesus brought clarity to this subject in to that beautiful clear and kindness, and NATO, than we were then, but at too shall pass. Or as the
Mark, Chapter 2. One Sabbath day, the blue sky of Sept. 11 and for the first and only least Muslims in Amer- British were fond of say-
disciples of Jesus were walking through shudder at the horrific time in its long history, ica have not been made ing during the worst of
grain fields plucking the grain to eat, and images of planes crash- invoked Article V of The scapegoats for the acts of the London blitz, Keep
the religious leaders criticized them, telling ing into the Twin Tow- North Atlantic Treaty de- terrorism that continue calm and carry on.
Jesus they were breaking the religious law by ers, of the moments claring an attack against to plague the world. It worked for them, and
harvesting grain on the Sabbath. when terror entered one (the United States) Our world has certainly it will work for us, too.
Jesus responded brilliantly by simply say- our world and life was was an attack against all. changed. But we will never forget
ing, the Sabbath was made for man and not changed forever. Calming the passion for Who can even remem- 9/11 how we felt then
man for the Sabbath (Mark 2:27 ESV). That is not an exag- revenge and turning that ber boarding an airplane and could feel again.
God gave us the gift of rest for our bodies,
our minds and our hearts to be refueled, not
to fulfill a religious commandment. In other
words, following this weekly commandment
Berrettini
is for our own healthy benefit. ability to provide effective treat- Collectively, we must deal more
We need physical rest because our bodies ments for opioid-addicted indi- effectively with their risks.
need a break from the constant output. We viduals. (This is nowhere more true For all these reasons and more,
need emotional and mental rest because Continued from E1 than in our prisons, where so many it is incumbent upon our elected
there are so many voices and messages bom- returning citizens need treatment officials to take bold, decisive ac-
barding us daily, and our minds need a break Third, a nationwide prescription- for opioid addiction upon parole.) tion to significantly reduce opioid
in order to be uncluttered and think clearly. drug monitoring program is needed Such treatments include regular addiction. Increased funding for re-
And most importantly, we need to refuel for prescription opioids (and other counseling, self-help groups and search, prevention and treatment
spiritually. Jesus invited all of us who are addictive medications), so that medications to assist the patient is critical to making significant
weary and carry heavy burdens to come to addicted patients are less able to in maintaining abstinence from headway in saving lives and ending
him, and he will give us rest (Matthew 11:28). obtain such medications from mul- illicit opioids. The Food and Drug a cycle of addiction in communities
Finding this rest requires time. It starts by tiple physicians. In such a program, Administration has approved three across the nation.
placing a high value on refueling in all three the details of the prescription are medications for the treatment of Legislation that expands opioid-
of these areas, which leads us to create inten- reported by the dispensing phar- opioid addiction. addiction treatment, recently
tional space and time to pursue the rest that macy to the nationwide database. Greater numbers of pain-med- signed into law, is a step in the
God designed. I encourage you to plan your Any physician prescribing for that icine specialists also are needed. right direction but falls short of
rest so your life is sustainable. I love Mon- patient has access to his prescrip- The World Health Organization es- the funding needed to adequately
days because Mondays are my Sundays. tion history. Hopefully, this would timates that 22 percent of primary- address this epidemic. The next
lead to earlier identification of care patients have chronic pain. Congress and new administration
those needing opioid-addiction Currently, prescription opioids must do more to give communities
n Matt Mylin is a pastor at Worship Center, a Lan- treatment. are a pillar of hope when faced with sufficient resources to combat this
caster church. Email: mattm@worshipcenter.org. Fourth, we must improve our that terrible lord of mankind. public health threat.
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Sunday Conversation
JONAH GOLDBERG
SYNDICATED COLUMNIST
Cornell University
Twitter:
@OtotheBeirne
n After the Summer
Olympics, gymnastics
welcomes 12-year-old
likely wont be on
peoples minds again
until the games return
to Tokyo in 2020.
However, for the
four years between
interest spikes, there
is Gymternet, a group
of die-hard gymnastics
fans helmed by podcast
host Jessica OBeirne.
Her Twitter feed is full
of humorous anecdotes
about gymnastics that
will make you more
intrigued by the sport
than you could have ever
imagined while watching
hours of prime-time
Olympic coverage.
Katie Weaver, 18
10-SECOND
MOVIE REVIEWS
Dont Breathe
n must see | dont see | just rent
Dont Breathe earns
ASSOCIATED PRESS its title within the first
Jeremy Shuler, 12, a freshman at Cornell University, poses on campus in Ithaca, N.Y. He is the youngest student ever to attend the Ivy League school. half-hour of its run
time. At first, you may
assume this film will
Home-schooled engineering student studied calculus at age 6 play out like a mediocre
jump-scare flick. But as
the story progresses, it
ASSOCIATED PRESS With his bowl-cut hair, cherubic face izing with other kids, his mother said. At becomes clear that the
true terror isnt in the
and frequent, happy laughter, Jeremy is the playground he was freaked out by other jumps and scares but
ITHACA, N.Y. When he was 2, Jeremy clearly still a child despite his advanced in- kids running around screaming. But when in the scenes where the
Shuler was reading books in English and telligence. He swung in his chair while his we took him to Math Circle and math camp, two protagonists have
Korean. At 6, he was studying calculus. Now, parents, whom he calls Mommy and Daddy, he was very social. He needed someone to stay silent. The movie
at an age when most kids are attending mid- recounted his early years during an inter- with similar interests. is great at building
dle school, the exuberant 12-year-old is a view at the engineering school, where his Jeremy nodded vehemently at that, say- tension, even though
it lacks in character
freshman at Cornell University, the young- grandfather is a professor and his father got ing his closest friends are from the math development and
est the Ivy League school has on record. his doctorate. discussion groups. One of my Math Circle compelling dialogue.
Its risky to extrapolate, but if you look at friends actually wrote Minecraft for Dum-
Liam Edmunds, 20
his trajectory and he stays on course, one day Early signs mies, he said, adding that the computer
hell solve some problem we havent even game is one of his favorite pastimes, along
conceived of, said Lance Collins, Cornell From the beginning, he was physically with reading science fiction.
engineering dean. Thats pretty exciting. advanced, very strong, said Harrey Shuler, He said hes settling in to college life.
Jeremy is the home-schooled child of who has a doctorate in aerospace engineer-
two aerospace engineers who were living ing but put her career on hold to home- Nervous to excited
in Grand Prairie, Texas, when he applied to school Jeremy.
Cornell. While Jeremys elite-level SAT and He fixated on letters and numbers at I was nervous at first, but Im a lot more
Advanced Placement test scores in math 3 months old, knew the alphabet at 15 excited than nervous now, he said, adding
and science at age 10 showed he was intel- months, and was reading books on his own that hes already made a couple of friends.
lectually ready for college, Collins said what at 21 months in English and Korean, his As Mommy said, all the kids in math camp
sealed the deal was his parents willingness mothers native language. were older than me, so Im used to having
to move to Ithaca. Jeremys father, Andy When he was 5, he read The Lord of the older friends. As long as they like math.
Shuler, transferred from Lockheed Martin Rings and Journey Through Genius: The Hes enjoying the classes, especially the
in Texas to its location in upstate New York. Great Theorems of Mathematics on his theoretical discussions, he said.
I wanted to make sure he had a nice, safe own. Enrolling him in kindergarten was The classes are kind of easy so far, but I
environment in terms of growing up, Col- pointless. know theyll be harder pretty soon, Jer-
lins said. We were concerned about him social- emy said.
THE LIST
READ LISTEN WATCH FUN FACTS
UNSPUN 22, A
by Brooks Jackson MILLION
and Kathleen Hall by Bon Iver
Jamieson
n Slightly heavier n Five years
after its last
reading material album, indie
than a beach band Bon
read, Unspun is Iver released
a great book to three singles
read in the midst
of an election year.
in anticipation ACE ATTORNEY
It explores how
of the Sept.
on Crunchyroll A HEARTY GIFT
30 release of 22, A Million. The singles
various tactics n The sleeper hit Japanese n Ayden Ethridge, a 15-year-old who
remain true to singer-songwriter Justin
can be used law game now has its received a heart transplant in February,
Vernons complex, enigmatic lyrical style
by advertisers, own anime. A delight to got a surprise Aug. 26 at Childrens
but stray from the bands iconic acoustic
journalists and old and new fans, Ace Mercy Hospital in Kansas City, Missouri.
sound. The trio of songs foreshadow a truly
politicians to Attorney anime has it all He thought he was coming to visit
experimental season for Bon Iver, a band
distort the facts characters to love, hate with the folks whod helped to save
already known for venturing outside the
and spin a story one way or another. Some are and love-to-hate, plus a his life. But when Ayden walked out
realms of conventional music. Heavy beats
shocking, while others seem more obvious. It killer opening theme. The of the hospital doors, he saw the Ford
and auto tune replace the placid strummings
also explains why we are so inclined to fall for only objection you might Mustang his mother had promised him.
that characterized the bands breakout
the most classic of deceptions. Examples are have is having to wait for The restored car has new brakes, a new
album. Bold and engrossing, the three
provided to illustrate each point and demonstrate each new episode to be suspension and a new interior, thanks
singles suggest 22, A Million may be Bon
how easy it is to buy into a lie. This book will released. to Aydens family and Scott Hoag, CEO
Ivers best, most innovative work yet.
force you to re-evaluate your news sources and of Mustang Racing Technology.
what you choose to believe. Megan Yoder, 20 Megan Hess, 20
Ayden said he knew the first place he
Erika Echternach, 18 wanted to take the car to school.
Comics & Puzzles
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perhaps, but a contract of five
North dealer
diamonds would have failed).
Neither side vulnerable
When West led the eight of
5 4 spades, dummy played the
jack ... and Millard paused,
1 6 9 trying to sort through the
rules he had learned. Was it
third hand high or third
7 6 8 hand low?
Finally, Millard compromised:
5 8 4 3 He followed with the seven.
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32 Ball in a socket of Deutschland? 52 Negatives
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34 There are 24 in a 5 Kind of camera, for 56 Word often replaced
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power days of this month.
NO. 0828 planning. Take care of yourself, exchange. The results will be
even if you need to work better than expected.
today. You have a lot to get
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Tonight: Share news.
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obvious when dealing with some solutions. Follow sense of what you want,
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Puzzle No. 1 Puzzle No. 2 if someone is trying to make
you nervous.
5 8 6 3 4 9 1 7 2
3 9 2 1 5 7 6 8 4 BORN TODAY
Author D.H. Lawrence (1885),
1 7 4 6 2 8 3 5 9 actor John Hawkes (1959),
singer/songwriter Moby
7 4 9 2 6 3 8 1 5 (1965)
2 5 1 8 7 4 9 3 6
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Barton
1881. strikes. In the midst of earthquakes,
floods, acts of terrorism, fires, tornadoes,
volcanic eruptions, hurricanes or any
other catastrophe, Red Cross volunteers
Sept. 17, 1862, is called the bloodiest day care to everyone Northern soldiers, Southern are always there to help. Why? Because
of the American Civil War. prisoners of war, white men and black men. they have the same caring spirit as Clara
Barton.
It was the day of the Battle of Antietam Carrying on good works One of the United States strengths
(some call it the Battle of Sharpsburg), and After the war, she headed the governments
a nurse named has always been its peoples willingness
search for missing soldiers. She became one of to help those whose lives are shattered
Clara Barton was the United States most beloved heroes. For the
there to help care by disaster. What about you? Do you
remainder of her life after the Civil War, she want to pitch in? Get in touch with your
for the wounded. continued her humanitarian work and built
As cannon shells local Red Cross office or contact the
the organization we know as the American national office: American Red Cross
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years, Clara left his bedside for only half an her command tent rdcrss.org/2akZHd3
hour a day! was the red-and-
Nearly 30 years later, Clara Barton would The Red Cross flag At the library:
white flag that is now The Life and Times of Clara Barton
spend day and night caring for the wounded recognized everywhere in the United States
and dying men of the Union Army during the by Susan Sales Harkins and William H.
and around the world the Red Cross flag. Harkins
American Civil War. She offered her tender
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