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Continued from page 16 and took back the painting kit. At times, he said the scenery was breathtaking.
Unlike paddling, provides a view he can see for miles, showing peaks poking through the clouds at higher elevations, his wife Bonnie Rowell said. She meets up with him about every five days to resupply him with food.
Along the way, Mullen has seen black bears and in a special sighting, a gray fox. And he’s met many hikers who are either hiking the Appalachian Trail from Georgia to Maine or, like himself, Vermont’s Long Trail, sharing shelters with them for the night or meeting up on the trail.
“You get these ephemeral friendships,” he said, of the bonds he made with strangers along the way. The hikers look out for one another, share gear and help to fix what’s broken. When two hikers ran out of fuel on a recent night, another hiker loaned them a fuel cannister, he said. And so-called trail angels leave water at road crossings and other spots for hikers.
His monthlong hike was also a reprieve from the polarizing political debate in the country, he said. He hasn’t heard a political discussion in weeks.
“It certainly gives you a little hope that the apparent polarization that comes across when you’re watching the news doesn’t go that deeply into the populace maybe, at least not in many of them. So it was encouraging for me,” he said.
Artist Rob Mullen shows one of the paintings he painted during his month-long hike on Vermont’s Long Trail, the country’s oldest long distance trail, in Manchester, Vt. (AP Photo/Lisa Rathke)
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‘There’s a lemur!’ 5-year-old helps crack zoo theft case
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Police said Friday they arrested a man suspected of stealing a ringtailed lemur from the San Francisco Zoo, where officials rewarded a 5-year-old boy who helped recapture the endangered primate with a lifetime membership.
The theft of Maki, an arthritic 21-year-old lemur, made the news Wednesday in San Francisco and beyond when zoo officials reported the animal missing and found evidence of forced entry at his enclosure.
Five-year-old James Trinh was unaware of the headlines when leaving his preschool Thursday in Daly City, about 5 miles from the zoo, and exclaimed, “There’s a lemur! There’s a lemur!” Cynthia Huang, director of the Hope Lutheran Day School, told the San Francisco Chronicle Friday.
Huang was skeptical at first. “I thought, Are you sure it’s not a raccoon?” she said.
Maki scurried from the parking lot into the school’s playground and took refuge in a miniature play house, as the school called police who quickly alerted animal control and zoo officials. The children, parents and teachers watched as caretakers arrived and coaxed the lemur into a transport cage, Huang said.
Also Thursday, police took 30-year-old Cory McGilloway into custody, San Francisco police Lt. Scott Ryan told reporters Friday.
McGilloway, whom investigators had identified as a suspect in the lemur’s abduction, was arrested Thursday evening by San Rafael police on unrelated charges. He was expected to be transferred to San Francisco County Jail to be booked on charges of burglary, grand theft of an animal, looting and vandalism all related to the lemur theft, Ryan said.
Police did not provide other details, saying the investigation was still underway but credited a multi-agency effort and tips on a public tip line that led to the suspect’s capture.
San Francisco Zoo director Tanya Peterson said Maki was “an aging wild animal who needed special care” for ailments including arthritis. “He’s still agitated, dehydrated and hungry,” she said, adding that veterinarian teams were working to get him back to health. Due to his travels, she added, “He’s socially distancing from his primate family” but would hopefully join the other lemurs soon.
Authorities had offered a $2,100 reward for locating Maki, which the zoo will be giving to the church.
“I understand there is a young boy there who witnessed this and also called in the tip, and we are giving his family a free membership to the zoo,” said Peterson, who thanked the boy and everyone who helped. “They literally saved a life.”
Mailman rescues man in chainsaw accident
NORWALK, Calif. (AP) — A mailman on his route in southern California helped another man who accidentally cut his arm with a chainsaw late last week, authorities said.
United States Postal Service mailman Fernando Garcia was wrapping up his shift in Norwalk when he heard a loud scream from a nearby house before rushing toward the home to help, KNBC-TV reported Monday.
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This picture from the San Francisco Zoo, shows a missing lemur, named Maki. The ring-tailed lemur was missing from the San Francisco Zoo after someone broke into an enclosure overnight and stole the endangered animal. (Marianne V. Hale/San Francisco Zoo via AP)
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Garcia said he found a man with a cut to the arm and used his belt as a tourniquet. He stayed with the man until an ambulance arrived. The extent of the man’s injuries remains unclear.
The Los Angeles County sheriff’s department posted on Twitter Friday from the Norwalk station that the man is expected to recover because of Garcia’s quick action.
“I was a little panicky but at the end of the day... I did what anybody else would have done, which was to try to stop the bleeding,” Garcia said. “I was just fortunate to be there, to help him out.”
It is unclear where the man was in the home and what the man was doing with the chainsaw at the time of the accident.
Rare white sea turtle found on South Carolina beach
KIAWAH ISLAND, S.C. (AP) — Volunteers checking sea turtle nests on a South Carolina beach came upon a rare sight: a white sea turtle hatchling crawling across the sand.
The town of Kiawah Island posted on its Facebook page that the Kiawah Island Turtle Patrol found a lone white baby sea turtle on Sunday. Photos show a tiny turtle that’s a creamy white color rather than the more typical gray or green of a sea turtle.
The town says the hatchling is believed to have a genetic condition called leucism, which causes animals to have reduced pigmentation. The condition is described as extremely rare, but it’s unclear exactly how often such turtles are found in the wild.
The Olive Ridley Project, a sea turtle conservation group, says sea turtles with leucism typically have a hard time surviving because of a lack of camouflage.
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Chiefs, Edwards-Helaire run away with 26-17 win over Bills
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) — Clyde Edwards-Helaire showed new teammate Le’Veon Bell and the rest of the NFL how dominant the Kansas City Chiefs’ running attack is already.
The rookie had 161 yards rushing and Patrick Mahomes threw two touchdown passes to Travis Kelce, leading the Chiefs to a 26-17 win over the Buffalo Bills on Monday night in a game that was originally scheduled for last Thursday.
Mahomes finished 21 of 26 for 225 yards. His first scoring toss to Kelce was the 90th of his career in
his 37th game, breaking the NFL record for fewest games to 90 TD passes. Hall of Famer Dan Marino had the previous mark at 40 games. Darrel Williams scored on 13yard run to cap a nearly eight-minute, 82-yard drive that gave the Chiefs a 20-10 lead with 1:18 left in the third quarter, effectively sealing the game.
The Chiefs are off to a their third 5-1 start in four seasons, and they bounced back from a sloppy 40-32 loss to the Las Vegas Raiders on Oct. 11.
Last week, Kansas City added another weapon to its high-powered offense by signing Bell a few days after he was cut by the New York Jets. Bell is expected to make his debut this weekend at Denver.
“I can’t wait,” Bell tweeted during the game.
Buffalo (4-2) lost its second straight. The Bills fell 42-16 at Tennessee last Tuesday, a game that was moved because of a COVID-19 outbreak on the Titans. That led to the Kansas City-Buffalo game being pushed back as well.
The Chiefs, who were originally scheduled to play three games in 11 days, wound up having two extra days of rest on Buffalo.
Josh Allen finished 14 of 27 for 122 yards with touchdown passes to Stefon Diggs and Cole Beasley.
In what was supposed to be a showdown of the NFL’s top pass-
ers, the Chiefs leaned on their running game to help keep the Allen-led Bills cooling their heels on the sideline.
The Chiefs dominated time of possession by more than 15 minutes, rushing 46 times — the most in eight seasons under coach Andy Reid — for 245 yards. It was the first time Kansas City topped 200 yards rushing since Mahmoes took over the starting job.
Buffalo’s run defense had its worst outing since giving up 273 yards in a loss to New England on Dec. 23, 2018.
The Chiefs, up 23-17, avoided a major scare when Buffalo’s Justin Zimmer stripped the ball from Edwards-Helaire at the Kansas City 30. The play was ruled a fumble on the field, but that call was overturned after replays showed Edwards-Helaire’s knee was down.
Two plays later, on third-and-11, Mahomes scrambled out of trouble and hit Byron Pringle for 37 yards.
The drive finished with Harrison Butker hitting a 30-yard field goal with 1:56 left.
bransonglobe.com Oct. 21 - 22, 2020 • 21 Kyle Larson reinstated to compete in NASCAR in 2021
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Kyle Larson can return to NASCAR competition next season following a long suspension for using a racial slur while playing a video game.
He was suspended in April after he used the n-word while playing an online racing game in which viewers could follow along. He was dropped by his sponsors and fired by Chip Ganassi Racing.
Larson, who is half-Japanese, spent the last six months immersed in diversity programs that helped him gain an understanding of racial injustice. He did not apply for reinstatement until last week and the clearance came Monday.
“The work I’ve done over the last six months has had a major impact on me. I will make the most of this opportunity and look forward to the future,” Larson said.
Larson has spent significant time with retired soccer star Tony Sanneh, whose foundation works on youth development and empowerment in the Minneapolis area. Larson also met with former Olympian Jackie Joyner-Kersee and visited her foundation in East St. Louis, and also spoke with Max Siegel, the CEO of USA Track & Field who also runs a NASCAR-sanctioned team that is part of the stock car series’ diversity program.
Larson continued work he’d already been doing with the Urban Youth Racing School in Philadelphia. The nonprofit helps minorities advance in motorsports and Jysir Fisher, one of its students, had celebrated with Larson in victory lane following a win in Delaware last October.
He put the work in unpublicized in an effort to prove his motives were sincere.
“NASCAR continues to prioritize diversity and inclusion across our sport. Kyle Larson has fulfilled the requirements set by NASCAR and has taken several voluntary measures to better educate himself so that he can use his platform to help bridge the divide in our country,” NASCAR said in a statement.
Larson also has spent the time away from NASCAR racing sprint cars, his passion, with a phenomenal success rate. He’s won 41 times so far this year and rebuilt a devout fanbase along the way.
The time at the dirt tracks made for a blissful summer for Larson and his family, which accompanied him nearly every weekend. His two children were victory lane fixtures and his wife ran his souvenir challenge.
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Despite the enjoyable family time, Larson insisted he wanted to return to NASCAR.
He was considered the top free agent prospect before his firing, which ended eight seasons with Chip Ganassi Racing. Larson has long been considered a future star for NASCAR and presumably had his pick of cars for 2021.
Instead, he’s hoping sponsors will agree to back him for a return to NASCAR. Larson is thought to be getting an open seat at Hendrick Motorsports, although the car number and sponsor affiliations are not clear. THU 82 Partly To south moves back north. Our afternoon hours look to hold mostly cloudy skies.
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22 • Oct. 21 - 22, 2020 bransonglobe.com Today in History: Sports, TV, music & more
335 Roman Emperor Constantine the Great rules that Jews are not allowed to purchase and circumcise Christian slaves 1520 Explorer Ferdinand Magellan and his fleet reach Cape Virgenes and become the first Europeans to sail into the Pacific Ocean 1774 First display of the word “Liberty” on a flag, raised by colonists in Taunton, Massachusetts and which was in defiance of British rule in Colonial
America. 1789 French Revolution: The National Assembly declares martial law in France to prevent uprisings 1797 The USS Constitution (Old Ironsides) is launched in Boston 1805 Battle of Trafalgar: British Admiral Horatio Nelson defeats combined French and Spanish fleet. Nelson shot and killed during battle. 1816 The Penang Free School is founded in George Town, Penang, Malaysia, by the Rev Hutchings. It is the oldest English-language school in Southeast Asia. 1854 Florence Nightingale with a staff of 38 nurses is sent to the Crimean War 1915 1st transatlantic radiotelephone message, Arlington, Va to Paris 1915 William Jennings Bryan’s successor as US Secretary of State, Robert Lansing, sends a note to Britain protesting interference with US shipping 1917 1st Americans to see action on front lines of WWI: US troops enter front lines at Sommervillier under French command 1918 Margaret Owen sets world typing speed record of 170 wpm for 1 min 1944 World War II: US troops capture Aachen, 1st large German city to fall 1945 Women in France allowed to vote for 1st time 1948 UN rejects Russian proposal to destroy atomic weapons 1949 Author of ‘Brave New World’ Aldous Huxley writes to congratulate George Orwell on his new novel ‘1984’ 1950 Chinese forces occupy Tibet 1959 Guggenheim Museum, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, opens in New York 1960 JFK & Nixon clashed in 4th & final presidential debate (NYC) 1966 116 children and 28 adults died as a coal waste heap slid and engulfed a school in Aberfan, South Wales 1967 Tens of thousands of anti-Vietnam War protesters march on the Pentagon, besieging the military headquarters for two days 1971 William H Rehnquist & Lewis F Powell nominated to US Supreme Court by Nixon, following resignations of Justices Hugo Black & John Harlan 1975 Coast Guard Academy 1st allows women to enroll 1978 Australian civilian pilot Frederick Valentich vanishes in a Cessna 182 over the Bass Strait south of Melbourne, after reporting contact with an unidentified aircraft. 1982 Private funeral service held for Bess Truman, former First Lady of the United States 1987 Senate debate begins rejecting Robert Bork’s Supreme Ct nomination 1988 Philippine former first couple Ferdinand & Imelda Marcos indicted on racketeering charges 1991 Former California Governor Jerry Brown announces his run for the US Presidency 1993 Failed military coup in Burundi, led by ex-President Jean-Baptiste Bagaza, includes assassination President Ndadaye; 525,000 Hutus flee 2012 Kateri Tekakwitha canonized as the 1st Native American saint by Pope Benedict XVI 2013 The Parliament of Canada confers Honorary Canadian citizenship on women’s rights and education activist Malala Yousafzai 2014 Oscar Pistorius is sentenced to five years in prison for killing his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp
2015 German Chancellor Angela Merkel says German view of Holocaust will not change, after Benjamin Netanyahu says idea came from Mufti of Jerusalem
MOVIES & TV
• 1964 Film version of “My
Fair Lady” directed by
George Cukor and starring
Rex Harrison and Audrey
Hepburn premieres in New
York (Academy Awards
Best Picture 1965) • 2018 Julia Louis-Dreyfus is presented with the Mark
Twain Prize, comedy’s top honor, at a ceremony in New
York • 2019 Australia’s biggest newspapers all blank out their front pages in protest against press restrictions • 2019 Facebook says it has taken down four statebacked disinformation campaigns, three from Iran, one from Russia in addition to dozens earlier this year
MUSIC
• 1858 Jacques Offenbach’s operetta “ Orpheus in the
Underworld” (Orphée aux
Enfers) premieres in Paris, includes “Infernal Galop” (can-can tune) • 1961 Barbra Streisand opens in “Another Evening with
Harry Stones” • 1975 Elton John is given a star in Hollywood • 2001 “United We Stand” benefit concert for September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks victims, held at RFK Stadium Washington, D.C. organized and headlined by Michael Jackson and featuring
Aerosmith, Mariah Carey and The Backstreet Boys
SPORTS
• 1973 Fred Dryer of the then
Los Angeles Rams becomes the first player in NFL history to score two safeties in the same game. 1980 Phillies win their 1st World Championship in their 98-year history 1989 Houston becomes 1st major college team to gain 1000 yards in a game
BIRTHDAYS
• 1833 Alfred Nobel, Swedish chemist who invented dynamite and founded the Nobel
Prizes, born in Stockholm,
Sweden (d. 1896) • 1917 [John Birks] “Dizzy”
Gillespie, American jazz trumpeter, a creator of bebop & modern jazz (A Night
In Tunisia), born in Cheraw,
South Carolina; (d. 1993) • 1924 Joyce Randolph,
American actress (Trixie-Honeymooners), born in
Detroit, Michigan • 1928 Whitey Ford, American Baseball Hall of Fame pitcher (10 x MLB All Star;
World Series 1950, 53, 56, 58, 61 [MVP], 62; AL Cy
Young Award 1961; NY
Yankees), born in NYC, NY (d. 2020) • 1940 Manfred Mann [Michael Lubowitz], British, rocker (“Mighty Quinn”;
“Blinded By The Light”), born in Johannesburg,
Transvaal, Union of South
Africa • 1942 Judith Sheindlin, Jurist and Television personality (Judge Judy), born in
Brooklyn, New York • 1949 Benjamin Netanyahu,
Israeli prime minister, born in Tel Aviv, Israel • 1956 Carrie Fisher, American actress (Princess Leia in
Star Wars, When Harry Met
Sally...) and writer (Postcards from the Edge), born in Beverly Hills, California (d. 2016) • 1980 Kim [Kimberly] Kardashian, American TV personality (Keeping Up with the Kardashians), born in
Los Angeles, California • 1988 Hope Hicks, American political operative, White House Communications Director (2017-), born in Greenwich, Connecticut
DEATHS
• 1805 Admiral Horatio Nelson, dies in Battle of Trafalgar • 1969 Jack Kerouac, American writer (Doctor Sax, On the Road), dies at 47 1970 John T. Scopes, American teacher convicted for teaching evolution (Scopes “monkey trial” 1925), dies of cancer at 70 2012 George McGovern, American politician and Presidential candidate (D1972), dies at 90 2014 Ben Bradlee, American editor, journalist, newspaper executive (Washington Post), dies at 93 2015 Marty Ingels, American comedian (I’m Dickens He’s Fenster), dies at 79 2019 Willie Brown, American Pro Football Hall of Fame cornerback, coach and executive (Super Bowl 1976, 80, 84; Denver Broncos, Oakland Raiders), dies at 78
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