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Police find remains inside vacant apartment FAIRBANKS — Human remains were found inside a vacant apartment by Fairbanks police officers searching for a missing person. Officers on Sunday night searched for a person reported missing last week, the department said in a press released. Officers drove to an apartment complex in an east Fairbanks neighborhood and were given consent to search an empty apartment. They found a body inside. The body could not immediately be identified. The remains were to be sent to the state medical examiner’s office in Anchorage for identification.
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5-year sentence for threatening judge By Brian Mazurek Peninsula Clarion
A Kenai man has been given a fiveyear prison sentence for threatening to kill the family of an Alaska Superior Court Judge in 2017, according to a Jan. 14 press release from the Department of Justice. Steven Bachmeier, 43, of Kenai, was sentenced on Friday, Jan. 10 by
U.S. District Judge Sharon L. Gleason to serve five years in federal prison — the maximum sentence allowed by statute — followed by three years of supervised release. The defendant’s sentencing guideline range was 41 to 51 months of imprisonment. After a three-day trial, Bachmeier was convicted by a federal jury in January of 2019 of one count of mailing a threatening communication,
according to the press release. The charges stem from a hearing in May 2010 during which a judge denied Bachmeier’s request to withdraw a guilty plea in a felony criminal case. At the time, Bachmeier responded by threatening to “carve the flesh” from the judge’s children, and Bachmeier was sentenced to eight years in prison for the charges to which he had originally pleaded
guilty. Then in January of 2017, the same judge was assigned to a civil case involving Bachmeier, who attempted to have his name legally changed. Bachmeier was angry that the same judge had been assigned to preside over the name-change request, according to the press release, and See threat, Page A3
Dems release new documents Legislator: on eve of impeachment trial Time for LGBTQ protection By Peter Segall Juneau Empire
Derelict Alaska tugboat comes loose, floats through harbor JUNEAU — A derelict Alaska tugboat floated away from the spot where it was anchored in Juneau’s Gastineau Channel before eventually running aground, officials said. The tug Lumberman traveled several hundred yards from the Juneau docks before coming to rest near the Juneau Yacht Club Saturday, The Juneau Empire reported. Dave Borg, City and Borough of Juneau Docks and Harbors harbormaster, says he received a report around 5 p.m. that the boat was off Norway Point, where the yacht club is located. “Looks like she’s aground now,” Borg said Sunday. The tugboat may have dragged its anchor before eventually coming to a halt, the U.S. Coast Guard said. “There were a couple anchors with her,” said Coast Guard Petty Officer 1st Class Blake Fleming. “Not sure if she’s still dragging those along with her or what happened.” Boat owners in nearby harbors were notified as Juneau officials and the Alaska Marine Exchange monitored the Lumberman. Juneau Docks and Harbors will continue to assess the situation and consult with the Coast Guard, Borg said.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, joined at left by Sen. Tom Udall, D-N.M., meets with reporters Tuesday at the Capitol as the House prepares to send the articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump to the Senate.
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WASHINGTON — House Democrats have released a trove of documents they obtained from Lev Parnas, a close associate of President Donald Trump’s personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani, including a handwritten note that mentions asking Ukraine’s president to investigate “the Biden case.” The documents, obtained as part of the impeachment investigation, show Parnas communicating with Giuliani and another attorney before the removal of Marie Yovanovitch, who was the U.S. ambassador to Ukraine. A man named Robert F. Hyde disparaged Yovanovitch in messages to Parnas and gave him updates on her location and cellphone use, raising questions about possible surveillance. Democrats released the files Tuesday as they prepared to send articles of impeachment to the Senate for Trump’s trial. The documents add new context to their charges that Trump pressured Ukraine to investigate Democrats as he withheld military aid.
Parnas was in frequent communication with Giuliani and with Ukrainian officials, the messages show. He appeared to be pushing unsubstantiated allegations that Democrat Joe Biden and his son, Hunter Biden, were somehow engaged in corruption in Ukraine. Among the documents is a screenshot of a previously undisclosed letter from Giuliani to Ukrainian President Volodymir Zelenskiy dated May 10, 2019, which was before Zelenskiy took office. In the letter, Giuliani requests a meeting with Zelenskiy “as personal counsel to President Trump and with his knowledge and consent.” One of the documents is a handwritten note on stationery from the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Vienna that says “get Zalensky to Annonce that the Biden case will be Investigated.” Trump asked Zelenskiy in a July call to investigate his political rival, Democrat Joe Biden, and his son Hunter. Hunter Biden served on the board of a gas company based in Ukraine. Democrats said that Parnas’ attorney confirmed that Parnas wrote the notes. The documents — including
phone records, texts and flash drives turned over by Parnas — were sent to the House Judiciary Committee by three other House panels “to be included as part of the official record that will be transmitted to the Senate along with the Articles of Impeachment,” according to a statement. Some of the materials were made public while others were marked as sensitive. Parnas and his business partner, Igor Fruman, both U.S. citizens who emigrated from the former Soviet bloc, were indicted last year on charges of conspiracy, making false statements and falsification of records. Prosecutors allege they made outsize campaign donations to Republican causes after receiving millions of dollars originating from Russia. In several of the documents, Parnas communicated with Giuliani and another attorney, Victoria Toensing, about the removal of Yovanovitch. The ambassador’s ouster, ordered by Trump, was at the center of the Democrats’ impeachment inquiry. Yovanovitch testified in the House impeachment hearings See impeach, Page A11
Council to vote on emergency equipment By Brian Mazurek Peninsula Clarion
Kenai City Council will be voting tonight on whether to approve a bulk purchase of breathing equipment for local fire departments. Resolution 2020-02, if adopted, would authorize the joint purchase of 171 new self-contained breathing apparatuses (SCBAs) for the Kenai Fire Department, Nikiski Fire Department and Central Emergency Services. This would replace all of the SCBA packs already in use, according to a memo from Kenai
City Fire Chief Jeff Tucker and Public Works Director Scott Curtin. The total cost of replacing the SCBA packs is $1,094,000, at a cost of $6,400 per pack. On Aug. 27, the City of Kenai was awarded an Assistance to Firefighters Grant to cover the majority of the cost of the SCBA packs, with local agencies responsible for the rest. The grant covers $994,909.09 of the $1,094,000 in federal dollars, which comes through the Department of Homeland Security and is administered by FEMA, leaving a cost of $99,490.91 for the local agencies to cover.
Of the locally covered costs, Kenai Fire will spend $12,218.19 for 21 packs, Nikiski Fire will spend $18,618.19 for 32 packs and Central Emergency Services will spend $68,654.53 for 118 packs, according to the resolution. That comes out to a cost of about $581.82 per pack for local agencies. The non-federal funds were appropriated by the Kenai City Council on Oct. 16, 2019 through Ordinance 3090-2019. The packs will be purchased from Scott Branded SCBA Equipment through Municipal Emergency Services.
Following an attack on a Sterling woman allegedly for her sexuality, three state lawmakers are proposing legislation that would add sexual orientation and gender identity to Alaska’s hate crime laws. Rep. Andy Josephson, D-Anchorage, said he is sponsoring the bill after hearing reports of the attack on Tammie Willis in her home on Dec. 9. “So far, without any effort,” Josephson said Monday, “I have one Democrat and one Republican co-sponsor.” Fairbanks Democrat Grier Hopkins and Kenai Republican Gary Knopp have offered to support the bill. Knopp represents Soldotna, whose police force is investigating the crime. Staff for both Hopkins and Knopp said those representatives were not currently available to comment. But even with initial bipartisan support, Josephson said he’s not confident the bill will pass. “I don’t know how my colleagues will react to the bill, people fall prey to the assorted problems with hate crime legislation,” Josephson said. “People think it turns the government into the Thought Police, which it doesn’t do. You can think whatever you want, it’s when you act on those thoughts.” Josephson said that a person’s intent has always factored into the law. “The criminal code for centuries has taken into account ‘mens rea,’” Josephson said, using a Latin term for criminal intent. “That’s why we have manslaughter and murder in the first degree, both of which result in a homicide.” Under the proposed legislation, the state would have to prove a crime was committed because of bias against LGBTQ people, just like with other hate crimes. The burden of proof in those cases is on the state, Josephson said, meaning a defendant would not have to prove a lack of bias. Alaska currently has laws for crimes based on “race, sex, color, creed, physical or mental disability, ancestry, or national origin,” according to state statute. At least 46 states and Washington, D.C., have some form of hate crime law, according to the Department of Justice. Alaska has hate crime laws but does not require the collection of data on hate crimes, according to DOJ. According to a list compiled by the NAACP, 31 states have hate crime laws protections for sexual orientation and 17 for gender identity. Willis, who lives with her wife in Sterling, was assaulted in her home during a power outage on the morning of Dec. 9, the Peninsula Clarion reported. In the weeks leading up to the assault, Willis found a note containing homophobic slurs left on her truck and then a week later found the vehicle’s windshield smashed. An assailant has not been identified, and Soldotna police and Alaska State Troopers are currently investigating the incidents, KTUU reported. Willis See protect, Page A3
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The borough does not have the resources to deal with the tugboat independently, but the vessel is not impeding a navigable waterway, Borg said. “From what I’m seeing, I don’t believe she’s in the main channel. We don’t get a ton of shipping out there,” Borg said. Lumberman has been in Gastineau Channel since about May 2018 and has presented jurisdictional issues for removal. The channel is a patchwork of Juneau, state and federal lands and the tugboat was recently on state tidelands, making the boat’s removal the responsibility of the state,
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Indictment against homicide defendant dismissed ANCHORAGE — An Alaska judge dismissed an indictment against a homicide defendant and ruled statements he made cannot be used in court. Judge Gregory Heath ruled the statements came after Austin Barrett invoked his right to remain silent during an investigation into the killing of David Grunwald, KTVATV reported Monday. Juries convicted Erick Almandinger, Dominic Johnson and Bradley Renfro of first-degree murder in the November 2016 shooting death of the 16-year-old
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in Palmer. Renfro and Almandinger named Barrett, 22, as the person who pulled the trigger. Heath ruled statements Barrett made before his arrest cannot be used as evidence, while also dismissing the indictment because the same interview was used at a grand jury hearing. Defense attorney Craig Howard argued Barrett invoked his right to stay silent when he told Alaska State Troopers he was going to “plead the fifth.” Troopers said Barrett continued to talk with them after that statement. Barrett told investigators during the interviews that he was in the trailer where Grunwald was pistol-whipped and at the site where he was shot with a 9mm handgun,
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authorities said. Heath ruled all statements made after Barrett said he was going to “plead the fifth” will be suppressed. The judge also ruled that without those statements, there was little evidence for the grand jury to indict Barrett on seven charges, including first-degree murder. “Grand jury was not presented with physical or forensic evidence, neutral witness testimony, or social media or phone evidence to support a finding of probable cause that Defendant was involved in the murder of David Grunwald,” Heath wrote in the ruling. Barrett is expected to remain in custody until a new indictment is filed. — Clarion news services
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Dorthy J. Ingram
Nancy Jean Kennell
May 28, 1948 - January 9, 2020
Longtime Alaskan Dorthy J. Ingram, 86, passed away peacefully January 2, 2020 at Heritage Place in Soldotna. Mrs. Ingram was born January 25, 1933 in Lawrence, Indiana to parents Enos and Hilda Branam. In 1950 she married John C. Ingram and in 1954 they moved their family to a home site in Copper Landing. In 1966, the family moved to Soldotna, where they owned and operated Soldotna Sales and Service. Mrs. Ingram was active for many years in the Ladies Oriental Shrine of North America and Tugi Club, for which she was a past president. “Miss Dottie” loved Alaska, especially when her beloved tulips would return marking the return of the summer months, and every Memorial Day you could hear her singing “Back Home Again in Indiana” with a smile on her face and remembrance in her eye. She was preceded in death by her husband, John; daughter, Candace; son, Thomas; parents; and sister, Patricia. She is survived by her son, John Jr.; grandchildren, Trevor, James, Diana and John III; great grandchildren, Jeremy, Cain and Michael; and many nieces and nephews. There will be a burial and graveside service Monday, May 25 at the Cooper Landing Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be donated to the Al Aska Shrine Temple, Travel Fund, 1930 E. Northern Lights Blvd., Anchorage, AK 99508. Dorthy’s family wishes to thank the staff at Heritage Place for the love, care and compassion that were given during her stay. Arrangements made by Peninsula Memorial Chapel & Crematory. Please sign or visit her online guestbook at AlaskanFuneral.com.
Mrs. Nancy Jean Kennell, 71 of Soldotna, Ak passed away on January 9, 2020. She was born in San Francisco, CA to Jack and Eleanor Baxter on May 28, 1948. Nancy moved to Soldotna, Alaska with her husband, Richard on September 10, 1993. She attended the Catholic Church as often as she could. Nancy had very artistic abilities, including sewing, counted cross stich, and knitting. Our beloved wife and mother loving to all, and loyal to her family. She was devoted to patients she cared for as a medical assistant, and those she was fortunate enough to serve in the community. Nancy was preceded in death by both her parent Jack and Sandy Baxter and survived by her husband Richard Kennell of Soldotna, AK, sons, Brian Knox of Pacifica, CA, Jason Knox of Carlsbad, CA, brothers, Bob Baxter of Soldotna, AK, Brent Baxter of Concord, CA, Doug Baxter of Soldotna, AK, Ross Baxter of Soldotna, AK, grand-daughters Elizabeth Knox of Carlsbad, CA, Eleanor Knox of Carlsbad, CA, grandsons, Cody Knox of Modesto, CA and Dylan Knox of Modesto, CA. There will be no service held at this time.
around the peninsula Alcoholics Anonymous Alcoholic Anonymous meetings take place seven days a week. Call 907-2835722 or visit aakenaipeninsula.org for more information.
Soldotna Area Senior Citizens membership meeting Soldotna Area Senior Citizens, Inc. has called a special membership meeting for Tuesday, Jan. 28 at 1 p.m. in the Soldotna Senior Center. The purpose of the special meeting is to vote on proposed bylaw
changes. Copies of the proposed changes were mailed to all members just after the first of the year. Proposed changes may also be reviewed at Soldotna Senior Center prior to the meeting. All members in good standing who are able are encouraged to attend. Members must be in good standing to be eligible to vote.
GPS and marine radio class The Kenai Flotilla of the US Coast Guard Auxiliary will be conducting a GPS and marine radio class on Saturday, Jan. 25 from 10
Fish and Game meeting The Central Peninsula Fish and Game Advisory Committee will be holding a public meeting at the Ninilchik School Library on Monday, Jan. 20 at 7 p.m.. Agenda topics will include Upper Cook Inlet finfish proposals. For more information contact ADF&G Boards Support at 907-267-2354.
Kenai Peninsula Job & Career Fair Vendor registration for businesses is currently taking place for the 2020 Kenai Peninsula Job & Career Fair. The annual job and career fair will be held on Thursday, March 19 from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at the Soldotna Regional Sports Complex. Early Bird Registration (including a discounted registration rate) is on or before
Feb. 19, please register at your earliest convenience. If you have any questions about how being a vendor at the Kenai Peninsula Job & Career Fair may benefit your business, how to register as a vendor for this event, and/or about any other employer services, please contact me at 907-335-3030 or hanah. burrell@alaska.gov.
A Winter Concert of Traditional Irish Music Please join Kenai Peninsula College again this year for “A Winter Concert of Traditional Irish Music,” featuring John Walsh, Pat Broaders, and John Skelton 7 p.m. Friday, Jan. 24, in the Ward Building of the Kenai River Campus. This event is once again FREE open to the public.
Cook Inlet Aquaculture Association Meeting Cook Inlet Aquaculture Association Board of Directors will meet Saturday, Jan. 18 at 10 a.m., in the conference room at its Kenai office located at 40610 Kalifornsky Beach Road. The meeting is open to the public. For more information call 283-5751.
Red Cross volunteer training Kenai Peninsula Red Cross volunteer orientation will take place Saturday, Jan. 18 from 10-11 a.m. at 450 Marathon Road, Floor 2 in Kenai.
Soldotna Montessori Charter School Lottery Enrollment Opportunity
Celebration of Life
Join Kenai Peninsula College to celebrate the life of Dr. Alan Boraas, father, husband, KPC professor and community advocate April 17, 1947 – November 4, 2019 The public is invited to come together from 5-7 p.m., Friday January 17, 2020 at the Kenai River Campus in Ward rooms 102-106 to honor and remember Alan and the legacy he has left. Share memories of Alan Boraas at https://www.facebook.com/groups/440578506823545/
The service can be viewed at http://www.kaltura.com/tiny/ev3oi
Central Peninsula Child Find Screenings The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District and Frontier Community Services Infant Learning Program will be offering Child Find screenings for children birth to 5 years. The screening clinic will be on Wednesday, Jan. 22 from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. by appointment only at Frontier Community Services, Suite 36, in the Copper Center (formerly the Red Diamond Center). We will screen your child’s early development, motor skills, speech/communication, early learning concepts, vision & hearing. To make an appointment or for more information, call 262-6331.
T.O.P.S. meetings Take Off Pounds Sensibly (T.O.P.S), a nationwide non-profit weight loss organization, has local area weighin meetings Monday through Friday around the Kenai Peninsula. Adults and teens are welcome. First meeting is free. Mondays at Sterling Senior Center, 4:30 p.m. Tuesdays: Kenai Senior Center, 9:30 a.m., Homer United Methodist Church, 9 a.m. Wednesdays: Soldotna Christ Lutheran Church, 11:45 a.m. Thursday: Kasilof Fire Station, 8:30 a.m., Soldotna Baptist Church, 10:45 a.m., Soldotna Christ Lutheran Church, 6 p.m. Fridays: Soldotna Christ Lutheran Church, 9:45 a.m. Contact Dawn Lesterson 907-262-7319, aktops@outlook.com or Marj Wiley 907-3946085. For more information log on to www. tops.org or call 1-800 -932-8677.
We are welcoming all families to apply for our lottery enrollment for the upcoming 2020-21 school year. The deadline for submitting a lottery application is 3 PM on Friday, February 28, 2020. Families can pick up lottery applications at Soldotna Montessori Charter School, which is located in the 400 wing of Soldotna Elementary at 158 E. Park Ave. in Soldotna. SMCS is a free, public school of the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District. An informational meeting will be held at the school on Monday, February 10th from 5:30 - 6:00 PM for anyone interested in learning more about Montessori education. We hope to see you and your student soon.
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told the Clarion she had been in contact with the FBI about the possibility of the incident being considered a federal hate crime. The Southeast Alaska LGBTQ+ Alliance based in Juneau said in a statement they support the proposed legislation, and thanked the legislators sponsoring it. “As recent events have shown here and around the country, the LGBTQ+ community is a frequent target of attacks clearly based on their gender identity and sexual orientation,” SEAGLA said in an email. There may be some people who view the legislation as promoting special interests, Josephson said, and some legislators representing conservative constituents may not back the bill. If the bill was passed by the Legislature, it would have to be signed by Gov. Mike Dunleavy to become law. It’s possible the governor could support the bill, Josephson said, but he said that unclear at this time. The governor’s office did not respond to repeated requests for comment if he would support the bill. “Even if I could get my colleagues in the Legislature to pass it, I don’t know what the governor would do with it,” Josephson said.
Longtime Soldotna resident Clarence R. “Stub” Morrison, Jr., 94, passed away Sunday, Jan. 12, 2020, at Central Peninsula Hospital in Soldotna. At his request, no services are planned. Arrangements were by Peninsula Memorial Chapel in Kenai.
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Managing the consequences of Soleimani assassination
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t may be true that no good deed goes unpunished, but only the ever-active Donald Trump could take it upon himself to punish his own good deed. The good deed was ordering the elimination of Iran’s Qasem Soleimani, who as head of Iran’s Quds Force spent his years deploying one strategy: Export the 1979 revolution by killing people. The dead included Americans, Iraqis, Iranians, Europeans, Syrians and others across the Middle East. In the days before a drone hit his car, Soleimani was planning more death. President Trump had a good couple of days after the strike. His statement on the action was measured and direct. Despite criticism, Mr. Trump kept quiet, letting the action speak for itself. Still, it was a major decision by the President involving the nation’s interests, and naturally his supporters across the country wondered what would come next. What came next was something familiar: a Trumpian crackback at his critics—in Iraq. Though Mr. Trump kept the lid on Sunday as pundits and Democrats howled across social media and the morning shows, he apparently couldn’t abide a largely symbolic vote in Iraq’s parliament—most Sunnis and Kurds didn’t show up—to expel U.S. troops from the country. Aboard Air Force One Sunday evening, Mr. Trump threatened to “put very big sanctions on Iraq.” His twin threat to bomb Iran’s “cultural sites” quickly devolved into a debate about the Geneva Conventions, with some Republicans separating themselves from the remarks. We think the President’s strike against Soleimani was justified on the merits, as Secretary of State Mike Pompeo spent Sunday morning explaining on TV. A concurrent reality, however, is that we are starting a presidential election. To win, the Democrats desperately need to be able to run against Mr. Trump personally, as Mike Bloomberg’s ad blitz is making clear. If the President allows his Soleimani decision to look like a one-and-done event, with no follow-up beyond tweets and rhetorical barrages against the Iranian and Iraqi people, he’ll give his opponents an opening. Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren may be on the dismissable fringe of Democratic foreign policy, but moderates such as Joe Biden, Amy Klobuchar and Mr. Bloomberg will seek to buttress their “return to normalcy” argument by saying Mr. Trump’s post-Soleimani behavior shows he is too impetuous and volatile to entrust with national security. They know their best chance lies with driving voter unease about Mr. Trump as Commander in Chief. Mr. Trump’s obligation is to prove them wrong. Isolationists in his party will counsel Mr. Trump to wash his hands of the post-Soleimani world, but that isn’t possible now. With that decision, President Trump has put powerful forces in play in the Middle East and beyond. If events now spin in dangerous ways, such as if the U.S. leaves Iraq in a huff, Mr. Trump will not be able to blame everyone else. He should be reassuring Iraq that the U.S. is there to help preserve its sovereignty, not to exploit it. The Iranian mullahs’ threats against U.S. citizens may or may not be bluster. Their announced intention to abandon limits on uranium enrichment under the Obama nuclear deal isn’t much more than they were already doing. But it is meant to drive a wedge between the U.S. and Europe while they wait for Mr. Trump’s successor in 2021. Since pulling out of that pact in 2018, Mr. Trump has developed an increasingly strong hand with a “maximum pressure” campaign built around severe economic sanctions on Iran. The mullahs are unloved at home and have few real outside allies. Their cat’s paw, Qasem Soleimani, is gone. The opportunity now exists to shape a coalition of allies, and perhaps even a few serious Democrats, in support of additional policy initiatives on Iran. We would not rule out proposing talks with the Iranian regime about negotiating an end game to its self-depleting 40-year struggle with the West. Targeting Soleimani was a bold act that other Presidents probably would not have attempted to restore a measure of deterrence against an enemy state. Most Americans appreciated its show of strength. But now Mr. Trump has to show he can manage the consequences in a way that proves it was a wise decision in America’s interests. — The Wall Street Journal, Jan. 6
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Recall 2020: Alaskans scale up to make history
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longside more than 49,000 Alaskans who signed the recall application, we’re celebrating a major development in our historic, bipartisan movement to remove Governor Dunleavy from office. As we expected, the Superior Court has approved our grounds to recall the Governor. This means we now advance to the Petition Phase, or second signature gathering phase, that will allow Alaskans to head to the ballot box and answer one simple question: should Governor Michael J. Dunleavy be recalled? When we agreed to co-chair Recall Dunleavy, we knew it would be no easy feat. Only two governors have ever been successfully recalled in the history of our country. Fortunately, Alaskans are not deterred by hard work, and our legal grounds have been strong from the start. Deeply committed volunteers across the state will soon have official booklets in hand to start collecting petition signatures from a minimum of 71,252 qualified, registered voters. Governor Dunleavy’s broken promises, violations of the Constitution and laws, and broadly dangerous policy decisions have shattered Alaskans’ trust. Dunleavy’s severe and
irresponsible approach to governing caused tremendous harm to Alaska in 2019 and he would’ve caused much greater harm but for the intervention of the Legislature, which undid many of his most harmful actions. Many Alaskans are only now beginning to suffer the consequences of avoidable yet widespread economic uncertainty and the impacts of proposed policies from a chaotic, troubling first year in office. As leaders who have dedicated our lives and careers to building Alaska’s economic and legal institutions, we take seriously our commitment to protecting the communities of Alaskans who live here today, along with their children and future generations. Despite the Governor’s baseless attempts to block the people’s constitutional right to initiate a recall, our legal grounds have stood strong since the start. As they’ve now been upheld by Alaska’s judiciary, even he must recognize their legitimacy. Those who have watched closely now understand: the legal questions raised by Attorney General Kevin Clarkson were not questions. They were never questions at all, just a tool used by a failed administration in an attempt to delay, in hopes that Alaskans forget a long
list of misdeeds. If you’ve been sitting on the sidelines, the time to demonstrate your support has arrived. We can and will do this together. No special interests, nor partisan rhetoric. Regular Alaskans plan to exercise the fundamental right — written into our Constitution and laws — to hire and fire our current governor. This recall process is happening now, so we ask you to take a moment to reflect on how you’d like to participate in history over the short coming months. Together we will place our state back on track. We urge you to sign again as soon as possible, make a donation online, or sign up to volunteer in your community. Join thousands of Alaskans who are doing their part to remove a head of state whose policies do not align with our values. Joseph Usibelli Sr. is chairman of the board of Usibelli Coal Mine, Inc. Arliss Sturgulewski is a longtime civic leader, former member of the Alaska State Senate and Republican Party candidate for governor. Vic Fischer served in Alaska’s territorial Legislature and its state Senate. He is the last living member of the group of 55 men and women who wrote Alaska’s state constitution.
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Can a woman win the presidency? Clash exposes deeper issue By Will Weissert and Sara Burnett Associated Press
WASHINGTON — The smoldering political flareup between Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders has rekindled debate over a question that has been gnawing at Democratic primary voters for more than three years: Can a woman beat President Donald Trump? Many voters openly support the idea of the first female president but quietly worry that inherent gender biases could make an election victory difficult after Democrat Hillary Clinton’s defeat in 2016. The issue has left many questioning whether advancing the cause of electing a woman to the White House is more important than betting on a male candidate seen as having a better shot of prevailing in 2020. The question is especially challenging for female candidates, who say that acknowledging their tougher political road could make them seem weak but that ignoring it means refusing to accept reality. Of the six women who entered the 2020 presidential race, only Warren is polling among the top tier. She’s clustered together in many polls with Sanders, a Vermont senator, former Vice President Joe Biden and Pete Buttigieg, the former mayor of South Bend, Indiana. Democratic strategist Adrienne Elrod, a senior adviser to Clinton’s 2016 campaign, said Clinton’s team entered the race “naively” thinking gender bias wouldn’t be an issue in a country that already had elected its first black president and that had an accomplished female candidate
who had already been a senator and secretary of state. They quickly learned otherwise. “A lot of little things added up to, there’s still a perception — a misperception — that a woman cannot be elected president,” Elrod said. That idea “is just not true,” she added, noting that while Trump won the Electoral College, Clinton won the popular vote by nearly 3 million votes. Meanwhile, it is “not even up for debate” that a woman must be on the Democratic ticket this cycle if a male candidate wins the nomination, she said. Warren, a Massachusetts senator, has for months largely sidestepped questions about gender but now might no longer be able to. She said Monday that during a private 2018 meeting with Sanders, he suggested a woman couldn’t win the White House. Sanders has forcefully denied saying that, and his campaign initially accused Warren’s team of deliberately leaking a lie. Still, Sanders’ top adviser, Jeff Weaver, eventually tried to chalk the matter up to a he-said, shesaid, saying that “wires got crossed.” Attempting to defuse the situation could be beneficial to both sides since Warren and Sanders are friends who steadfastly avoided conflict until now — and both are proud progressives who are competing for the Democratic Party’s most liberal wing. Any prolonged fight could end up hurting both candidates’ political standing during Tuesday night’s presidential debate in Iowa, with the state’s lead-off caucuses now three weeks away. Meanwhile, neither can afford to alienate women, who will play an outsize role in the 2020 Democratic primary. Sanders’ 2016 presidential
campaign faced accusations by female staffers that they experienced unwanted sexual advances by male staffers as well as pay inequity — two issues they felt Sanders did not take seriously enough at the time. Sanders has since apologized, and his 2020 campaign has taken steps to report and punish misbehavior. Sanders s upporters say he’s a tireless defender of women’s issue s. “Bernie is the best feminist in this race,” said RoseAnn DeMoro, the former executive director of National Nurses United and a Sanders confidante. “We’ll see if Warren uses her newfound feminism to go after Joe Biden.” DeMoro wasn’t ready to let go of the controversy, accusing Warren of “trying to hurt Bernie Sanders” because her account of the meeting “didn’t happen.” Recent polling shows that Sanders’ support may be on the rise in the early states of Iowa and New Hampshire, while Warren’s support has leveled off after a peak in the fall. No clear leader has emerged in either state. Elrod believes there is an upside for Warren in motivating her supporters, and she said Sanders — who can come across as “gruff” — will have to be careful with how he addresses the issue. “This is not what he wants to be talking about,” Elrod said. Trump’s 2016 election sparked a new level of activism among women, who marched by the millions and ran for – and won – elections in record numbers. Female voters who abandoned Trump’s Republican Party, particularly in suburban areas, also fueled Democratic gains in longtime red places.
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e usually get started early in the fall getting prepared every winter by checking oil in the cars and pickup and the snow plow. We have plug-ins for block heaters for the cars. We usually have new oil in both the cars. We rearrange the position of the snow plow so it will be ready to get started and plow snow. We usually have plenty of firewood for the woodstove in Bob’s Cave-shop. We did buy a small Toyo oil heater for the Cave to keep it warm when Bob is not in there. Well, this year because of the cold we had to order two more cords of wood. I have a new — bought three years ago — Williams propane stove in the Sewing-computer room. This model runs without electric. We have a Renai propane stove in the house that is about 15 years old and have the plan in place to replace it with a Williams, but for right now it works perfectly. Our woodstove in the house is very old and in need of repair so it sits in the corner gathering dust and whatever has no home any other place in the house. So in our mind’s eye we thought we were prepared. Well, along come the wind and the ice on the trees and power outages. The Renai will not run without electric, so we ended up in the cave, parked in front of the blazing hot woodstove. Very comfortable, but it is hard to sleep in a wooden rocking chair and a recliner. The second day of the no power, we packed in an air mattress that we never used on our 10,000 mile vacation we took in 2000. No air pump for the air mattress. So we grabbed lots blankets and made a bed on the floor for Bob because he had to go to work that Monday morning. The floor is extra cold and it was as comfortable as a cold cement slab! He finally got a little snooze in. Finally on the third day we were lucky to have power back but not so for lots of people. We were comfee in our house with the Renai heater going full blast. The first thing my son said to us
Pioneer potluck ‘Grannie’ Annie Berg — he works on the slope on the ice road, driving his shift at night — was go buy a generator. Susan and I went on a quest and found a Honda generator at Sportsman’s in Soldotna. So now we have a generator, and hopefully we mostly have everything covered! We do have a generator that is a big as two horses and twice as heavy that is about 35 years old. Too big, too old and too loud for us to even think about getting it started, let alone moved. We used it many a year when we first built our house 32 years ago and lived for four years with no electric. Oh, but not so fast — the cold snap with 11 below for several days and then the days of dropping to 17 below at night and 12 below in the day. It got OLD just trying to stay warm. Well, for some reason we did not get the oil changed in both my Subaru and Bob’s Olds. And for some reason the block heater in my car did not work. And for some reason Bob’s car just plain did not turn over at that temp, even with it plugged in. Oil too thick, he says. My 1998 Subaru started! It moaned and groaned but is started so Bob did not miss any work and we were not completely shut off getting groceries and things necessary. Although our family and friends checked to see if we were OK and needed anything. Thank you God for cellphones, good family and friends! So now after is has warmed up to 11 above, I will go get my oil changed, and have the block heater replaced and Bob will change the oil in his (which, after it warmed up to 11 above, started). In the old days we were very self sufficient at 17 below and colder, and I have pictures to prove that we never blinked about no
electric, as we did not have any in the first place, and the woodstove kept us warm as long as we chucked wood in it. Heck, we even had bonfires in the cold, just because we were all bored. But then we were a lot younger. I recently came across a photo of Bob and I standing front of our house, snow piled high and light from the bonfire glowing on the snow and our faces and on a path to the outhouse that Bob shoved every morning to keep it open. We learned several tricks to keeping our hindsides warm. One was a tidbit from Earl Robbins at Bishop Creek. Hang the toilet seat on a hanger behind the wood stove and take it with you when you go to the outhouse. IT WORKS!! On March 17, 1995 St Patrick’s Day at 17 below, we decided to have a St. Pat’s bonfire party. Bob plowed the yard out as much as possible and a parking place on the hill for bored neighbors and family to park and walk down to the bonfire. Bob shoveled out a shelf for everyone to put there goodies and drinks. I proceeded to make a big pot of corned beef and cabbage with potatoes for everyone and started it on the woodstove blazing away in the house. I pulled out the big barbecue grill to keep everything warm as some one brought a big pan of hotdogs and there were salads and desserts that went on the snow shelf. I transferred the pot of corned beef to the grill to make more accessible for everyone. I turned on the grill, NO flame — took me about five minutes to realize that the propane line had frozen. So I packed my big pot back in the house and sat it on the hot woodstove, along with the hotdogs in water. I made hot chocolate and hot coffee and when someone was hungry or needed a hot drink they just ambled into the house and helped themselves. We had about 25 hardy souls standing around the huge bonfire that Bob built — the bigger the better in Bob’s book! First they would toast their front sides and turn around and toast the backsides. Everyone was happy and had such a good time telling jokes
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Ann Berg and her husband, Bob, can be seen in March 1995 during a -17-degree cold snap.
and stories into the wee hours of the morning. What fun! What great memories! Glad that is a memories because I don’t want to go stand by a bonfire at 17 below at 82 years old. My bones need to be warm on all sides. We do miss our old sauna that was near us when we lived in the cabin. And those stories are for another time. We had lots of fun and kept warm and toasty too. MEXICALI CHICKEN POT PIE Oil and line an 8-inch pie plate with one large flour tortilla. In a bowl mix: 2 cups leftover chicken, turkey or cooked ground beef/moose 1 can cream of chicken soup or cream of mushroom 1 small bag of favorite mixed vegetables, thawed and warmed in microwave 1 small can green chilies chopped, do not drain ½ chopped fine onion 1 or 2 jalapenos ½ teaspoon cumin ½ teaspoon minced garlic Pour into like-sized pie plate — top with another flour tortilla, sprinkle with salt and pepper. Top with small amount Co-Jack cheese. Set on a larger pan because it will spill out. Bake at 375 F for 30 to 40 minutes. This is a good one-dish supper. Serve with your favorite green salad.
MEXI-CHICKEN STEW Use your 6-quart stew pot or slow cooker. I used to put this on the woodstove and let it cook away! Poach 4 chicken breasts (or 2 thighs 2 breasts), cut in fourths. Set aside.
Brown in 1 teaspoon of oil in stew pot. 1 chopped onion 1 tablespoon minced garlic Stir in: 1 teaspoon cinnamon (yes really) 1 to 2 teaspoons chili powder 1 to 2 teaspoons ground cumin Add: 1 can of Mexican-style stewed tomatoes 1 can chicken broth 1 cup celery 1 cup frozen corn 1 tablespoon chopped jalapeno ½ teaspoon oregano Add the chicken breast and press into the sauce. Bake for 1 1/2 hours at 350 F, or in slow cooker for 2 hours on high. Serve in small bowls and with some sticky rice in bottom. Add the stew and garnish with cheese and finely mince onion.
SWEET AND SOUR CHICKEN (OR PORK) In a large 6-quart cooking pot (I have a Visionwear glass pot I have used for 35 years) or slow cooker 1 teaspoon vegetable oil 1 pound of cubed chicken or pork — I use breast and thighs 1 15-ounce can of can of pineapple chunks with juice ½ cup dark corn syrup or brown sugar ¼ cup apple cider vinegar 2 tablespoons catsup 1 tablespoon minced garlic ½ onion cut in small chunks 2 tablespoons soy sauce ½ green pepper, cut in chunks Simmer 2 hours and stir often. Mix 2 tablespoons cornstarch with ½ cup water Stir into sauce and simmer 15 minutes. Serve with rice.
Stir-fried moose blends Chinese tastes, Alaska flavors By Teri Robl For Home News
It’s a frosty winter morning and I am standing in front of the freezer scanning the contents trying to decide what’s for dinner. The most difficult part of this almost daily ritual is digging around in the freezer to locate the right cut of meat or piece of fish for whatever I have decided on. Sometimes I am lazy and whatever package I grab first is what is on the menu. Someday I hope to be organized, and my life will not be in a constant state of chaos. I find the buried treasure I’m looking for: moose top sirloin. This tender cut of meat has endless possibilities and I’ve decided it’s time for a stir fry dish. I look out my kitchen window longingly at the garden covered in a blanket of white and sigh. If it were summer, I would walk out to the garden when I got home from work and cut some greens, maybe harvest some broccoli and pull up a few carrots. My first thought was to make Mongolian moose, a delicious dish of tender moose smothered in a rich and savory Chinese brown sauce and tossed with green onions, but it’s time for something different. I decide to make a recipe from a treasured cookbook, “China Moon,” by Barbara Tropp. “China Moon” was a popular restaurant in San Francisco years ago. By the time I made it to city by the bay, the restaurant was closed, and Barbara had passed. I poured over her book often and I was so disappointed to have struck out. At least I still have her cookbook. You can still find it on Amazon. The original recipe is made with beef flank steak. I adapted the recipe for moose top sirloin. The meat should marinate at least 3 hours or preferably overnight in the refrigerator. Stir-Fried Spicy Moose or Beef with Chard, Mushrooms and Asparagus Serves 3-4 as a main course Ingredients: ¾-pound trimmed moose top sirloin or flank steak Basic Beef Marinade: 1 tbsp. cornstarch 1 tbsp. (packed) brown sugar 2 tbsp. soy sauce (or 1 tbsp. each soy and mushroom soy sauce) 2 tbsp. rice wine or sherry
Teri Robl’s stir-fried spicy moose is adapted from a recipe by Barbara Tripp. 1 tbsp. sesame oil 1 ⁄4 tsp. black pepper Aromatics: 1-2 tsp. red pepper flakes or 1 fresh Fresno chili, minced (depends on your tolerance for heat) 2 tbsp. thinly sliced green and white scallion rings 2 cloves minced garlic 1 tbsp. minced ginger
Sauce: 1 cup chicken stock 2 tbsp. rice wine or sherry 1 tbsp. soy sauce 1 tsp. sugar 2 tbsp. rice wine vinegar Four Cups Vegetables: 1 1/2 cups roll-cut asparagus, cut into 1-inch nuggets 2 cups red chard, cut in 2- inch squares 1 ⁄4 lb. wild and/or domestic mushrooms,
Photo by Teri Robl
trimmed & cut if large 1 yellow onion, sliced in half lengthwise, then slice the halves into pieces about ¼ inch thick 1 carrot, cut into julienne 2 tsp. cornstarch, dissolved in water More green onions, diagonally sliced, green and white parts and enoki mushrooms for garnish 2-3 cups peanut oil, for velveting and stirfrying
Directions: 1. Cut the meat lengthwise (with the grain) into several long strips about 2 inches wide. Holding your knife on an angle to the board, cut the strips crosswise against the grain into broad ribbons, 1/8 inch thick. 2. Blend the marinade ingredients until smooth in a bowl big enough to hold the meat. Add the meat and toss well. Seal in an airtight container and marinate 3 to 4 hours,
or overnight in fridge. Let meat come to room temperature before cooking, then re-toss to separate meat threads. 3. When it’s time to prepare the meat, combine the aromatics in a small bowl and cover until ready to use. 4. Combine the sauce ingredients through the vinegar in a bowl. Stir to blend, leaving the spoon in the bowl. 5. In rapidly boiling water, blanch the asparagus until tender-crisp, 30-40 seconds if pencil thin, 50-60 seconds for thicker stalks. Plunge into ice water to chill and drain well. 6. About 20 minutes before serving, velvet the meat. Heat a wok or deep heavy skillet over high heat until hot enough to evaporate a bead of water on contact. Add oil to a depth of 1 inch. Rest a deep-fry thermometer on the rim. Reduce the heat to medium and bring the oil to 350 degrees, hot enough to bubble a meat ribbon. Gently slide the meat into the oil and swish with chopsticks to separate the shreds. Cook until the meat is 90 percent gray on the outside, about 15 seconds. Immediately scoop the mat from the oil with a large Chinese mesh spoon; rest the spoon on a bowl to drain. The meat will be only half cooked. 7. Carefully drain all but 2 tablespoons oil from the pan. 8. Return the pan to high heat. When the oil is hot enough to sizzle a scallion ring, reduce heat to moderate and add the aromatics. Stir gently until fully fragrant, 20-30 seconds adjusting the heat, so they foam with browning. Add the onions and toss briskly until slightly softened, about 2 minutes. Add the carrot and toss for 1 minute. Add the mushrooms and toss until very hot, about 2 minutes more. Adjust the heat to maintain a merry sizzle and drizzle a bit more oil down the side of the pan, if needed to prevent sticking. Don’t worry if the vegetables brown — they will be tasty. Add the chard and toss gently until wilted, about 15-20 seconds. 9. Stir the sauce and add it to the pan. Raise the heat and cover the pan. Stir until the liquid turns glossy and slightly thick, 10 to 20 seconds. Add the blanched asparagus and the meat. Stir gently to combine, and cook through, about 10 seconds. Serve immediately on heated plates of contrasting color. Garnish with scallion rings and enoki mushrooms. Serve with noodles or cooked rice if desired.
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Grizzlies win 6th straight By The Associated Press MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Rookie guard Ja Morant had 26 points and eight assists, Dillon Brooks scored 24 and the Memphis Grizzlies won their sixth straight game by defeating the Houston Rockets 121-110 on Tuesday night. Jonas Valanciunas added 19 points and Jaren Jackson Jr. had 15 despite going 6 of 16 from the floor. Morant missed only one of his 11 shots as the Grizzlies extended their longest winning streak since December 2016.
CLIPPERS 128, CAVALIERS 103 LOS ANGELES — Kawhi Leonard scored a seasonhigh 43 points in three quarters as Los Angeles routed Cleveland.
According to Sportradar, it was only the second time since 1996 a Clippers player scored at least 40 points in the first three quarters. Lou Williams had 40 against Golden State in a 2018 game.
JAZZ 118, NETS 107 NEW YORK — Joe Ingles matched his career high with 27 points, Rudy Gobert had 22 points and 18 rebounds, and Utah ran its winning streak to 10 games by beating Brooklyn. Donovan Mitchell returned from a one-game absence with an illness to score 25 points — 14 in the fourth quarter — and Bojan Bogdanovic had 18 for the Jazz, who opened a 20-point lead and turned back every attempt by the Nets to make
it close.
BUCKS 128, KNICKS 102 MILWAUKEE — Giannis Antetokounmpo needed only 21 minutes on the court to score 37 points and lead Milwaukee past New York. Antetokounmpo did not play in the fourth quarter after the Bucks built a 32-point lead entering the final period on the way to sweeping the three-game season series with the Knicks.
MAVERICKS 124, WARRIORS 97 SAN FRANCISCO — Dwight Powell scored 21 points and was 9 for 9 from the field in Dallas’ victory over Golden State.
Luka Doncic added 20 points and eight rebounds as the Mavericks won their fourth straight against the Warriors — three in a row on their home floor.
HAWKS 123, SUNS 110 ATLANTA — Trae Young scored 21 of his 36 points in the fourth quarter and Atlanta pulled away late to beat Phoenix. It was Young’s 20th game with at least 30 points this season. He got help from backcourt partner Kevin Huerter, who scored 23 points and set career highs with 15 rebounds and eight assists. John Collins added 22 points and 10 rebounds for the Hawks, who snapped a four-game losing streak.
Crosby lifts Penguins with his return By The Associated Press PITTSBURGH — Sidney Crosby had a goal and three assists in his first game back from abdominal surgery and the Pittsburgh Penguins rolled past Minnesota 7-3 on Tuesday night. Crosby needed less than eight minutes to pick up his first point since before Halloween, assisting on Evgeni Malkin’s first goal of the night 7:57 in. Crosby added his sixth goal of the season in the third period when he slipped a backhand past Devan Dubnyk as the Penguins rolled to their fourth straight victory.
BLUE JACKETS 3, BRUINS 0 COLUMBUS, Ohio — Elvis Merzlikins recorded his second consecutive shutout and Columbus beat Atlantic Division-leading Boston for its fourth win in five games. Alexander Wennberg, Kevin Stenlund and Riley Nash scored for Columbus.
SABRES 4, GOLDEN KNIGHTS 2 BUFFALO, N.Y. — Jack Eichel scored the go-ahead goal on an end-to-end rush 7:57 into the third period in Buffalo’s win over slumping Vegas. The goal was Eichel’s career-high-matching 28th
of the season and came in a game in which he added an assist to become Buffalo’s first player in 27 years to reach the 60-point mark in 46 or fewer games. Sam Reinhart had a goal and two assists, and Kyle Okposo and Curtis Lazar, with an emptynetter, also scored.
ISLANDERS 8, RED WINGS 2 UNIONDALE, N.Y. — Brock Nelson scored twice and the Islanders routed Detroit. New York scored three times in the first eight minutes. The league-worst Red Wings were out of it early, and Thomas Greiss made 34 saves to back the Islanders.
LIGHTNING 4, KINGS 3, SO TAMPA, Fla. — Nikita Kucherov scored late to force overtime and Steven Stamkos delivered the gamedeciding goal in a shootout as Tampa Bay rallied to beat Los Angeles.
MAPLE LEAFS 7, DEVILS 4 TORONTO — Auston Matthews had his first hat trick since scoring four times in his NHL debut and Toronto beat New Jersey.
John Tavares scored as part of a three-point night for the Leafs and Rasmus Sandin had two assists in his first game since getting called up from the minors to help reinforce the injury-riddled defense corps. William Nylander and Zach Hyman each had a goal and an assist, and Frederik Gauthier had the other goal for Toronto (25-16-6), which entered winless in its previous three games. Mitch Marner chipped in with two assists.
BLACKHAWKS 3, SENATORS 2, OT OTTAWA, Ontario — Jonathan Toews scored 42 seconds into overtime and assisted on Chicago’s two other goals in a win over Ottawa. Dominik Kubalik added a pair of goals for the Blackhawks. Robin Lehner stopped 20 shots.
JETS 4, CANUCKS 0
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STARS 3, AVALANCHE 2 DENVER — Esa Lindell scored 1:54 into overtime after Jason Dickinson tied the game late in regulation and Dallas put the finishing touches on a season series sweep of Colorado. Lindell found himself all alone in the middle of the ice and sent a wrist shot past Philipp Grubauer as the Stars rallied from an early two-goal deficit.
COYOTES 6, SHARKS 3 GLENDALE, Ariz. — Phil Kessel and Taylor Hall each scored twice to lift Arizona over San Jose. Lawson Crouse and Conor Garland also scored, and Garland and Derek Stepan had three points each. Arizona ended a three-game skid and has won four of five home games. Adin Hill stopped 25 of 28 shots.
WINNIPEG, Manitoba — Kyle Connor scored twice, Connor Hellebuyck made 41 saves in his fourth shutout of the season, and Winnipeg snapped a six-game home losing streak with a win over Vancouver. It was the 18th shutout of Hellebuyck’s career and gave him the franchise record for shutouts, surpassing Ondrej
OILERS 4, PREDATORS 2
West Virginia 81, TCU 49 SOUTH Clemson 79, Duke 72 Florida 71, Mississippi 55 Mississippi St. 72, Missouri 45 Richmond 70, Davidson 64 UCF 74, Tulane 55 Virginia Tech 80, Wake Forest 70 MIDWEST Akron 72, N. Illinois 49 Ball St. 69, E. Michigan 52 Bowling Green 85, W. Michigan 82 Cent. Michigan 74, Toledo 67 Dayton 79, VCU 65 Iowa 75, Northwestern 62 Miami (Ohio) 77, Kent St. 74 Ohio St. 80, Nebraska 68 Texas Tech 77, Kansas St. 63 Wisconsin 56, Maryland 54 SOUTHWEST Kansas 66, Oklahoma 52 LSU 89, Texas A&M 85 FAR WEST Nevada 68, Wyoming 67 San Diego St. 64, Fresno St. 55
Louis for OF Diowill Burgos. PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — Designated OF Odúbel Herrera for assignment. Claimed OF Nick Martini off waivers from Cincinnati. WASHINGTON NATIONALS — Agreed to terms with RHP Daniel Hudson on a two-year contract. International League SYRACUSE METS — Named D.J. Carrasco pitching coach and Rich Donnelly bench coach. BASKETBALL National Basketball Association NBA — Fined Detroit G Derrick Rose $25,000 for throwing a pen across the court and into the spectator stands. ATLANTA HAWKS — Released F Paul Watson Jr. NEW YORK KNICKS — Signed F Kenny Wooten to a two-way contract. Women’s NBA WNBA/WNBAPA — Reached agreement on a new eight-year Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA), pending ratification by the players and the league’s Board of Governors, effective from the 2020-27 seasons. MINNESOTA LYNX — Named Katie Smith assistant coach. FOOTBALL National Football League ATLANTA FALCONS — Waived/injured TE Alex Gray and DT RaShede Hageman. CAROLINA PANTHERS — Announced the retirement of LB Luke Kuechly. DENVER BRONCOS — Named Pat Shurmur offensive coordinator. LOS ANGELES CHARGERS — TE Antonio Gates announced his retirement. MINNESOTA VIKINGS — Signed WR Dillon Mitchell to reserve/future contracts. WASHINGTON REDSKINS — Promoted assistant director of college scouting Tim Gribble to director of college scouting. HOCKEY National Hockey League NEW YORK RANGERS — Assigned D Libor Hajek to Hartford (AHL). WASHINGTON CAPITALS — Re-signed C Nicklas Backstrom to a five-year contract. SOCCER Major League Soccer D.C. UNITED — Acquired M Edison Flores on permanent transfer from Atlético Monarcas Morelia (Liga MX-Mexico). NEW YORK RED BULLS — Signed D John Tolkin. SEATTLE SOUNDERS — Signed D Shane O’Neill. TENNIS TENNIS ANTI-DOPING PROGRAMME — Suspended Nicolas Jarry provisionally, pending determination of the charge against him at a full hearing. COLLEGE IOWA — DE A.J. Epenesa will enter the NFL draft. NOTRE DAME — Promoted Tom Rees to offensive coordinator and Lance Taylor to run game coordinator. OHIO STATE — Suspended Gs Luther Muhammad and Duane Washington Jr. for its game against Nebraska due to failure to meet program standards and expectations. RUTGERS — Named Robb Smith defensive coordinator. TENNESSEE — Announced C Uros Plavsic has been ruled eligible to play for the rest of this season. UMKC — Named Ryan Pore men’s soccer coach. WASHINGTON STATE — Named Nick Rolovich football coach.
EDMONTON, Alberta — Leon Draisaitl had two goals and an assist and Edmonton beat Nashville. Ryan Nugent-Hopkins and Josh Archibald also scored, and Connor McDavid picked up three assists for the Oilers, who are 5-1-1 in their last seven.
Klecka, Aldridge ski to Freezer Food wins Staff report Joey Klecka and Morgan Aldridge won the 10th Freezer Food Series race of the season Sunday at Tsalteshi Trails. This race was a 4.7-mile ski. Klecka stopped the clock at 26 minutes, 0 seconds, for the victory, while Mitchell Andrea was second at 27:42. Aldridge was the first woman across the line at 31:19, while Liz Earl was
second at 37:26. The Freezer Food Series continues with another race Sunday at the Wolverine trail head off of Kalifornsky Beach Road. Starting time is 2 p.m. Freezer Food Series Race 10
1. Joey Klecka, 26 minutes, 0 seconds; 2. Mitchell Andrea, 27:42; 3. Jason Parks, 30:47; 4. Morgan Aldridge, 31:19; 5. Liz Earl, 37:26; 6. Ollie Dahl, 45:07; 7. Tor Dahl, 45:08.
Kuechly retires CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Carolina Panthers linebacker Luke Kuechly is retiring from the NFL after eight seasons. The 28-year-old Kuechly made the surprising announcement Tuesday night in a video posted on the team’s website. He said, “I think now is the right chance to move on.” Kuechly was selected to seven Pro Bowls and was a first-team All-Pro five times. However, he suffered three concussions during his career, which may have led to his decision. On Nov. 17, 2016, Kuechly suffered a concussion after colliding with a Saints player. He left the game on a cart crying uncontrollably, a striking moment that shook the Panthers organization and players around the league and highlighted the NFL’s ongoing problem
with brain injuries. Kuechly fought back tears at times during his announcement. He did not specifically mention concussions but referenced the ongoing toll of the game on his body. “It makes me sad because I love playing this game,” Kuechly said. “I’ve played it since I was a kid. It’s my favorite thing to do in the world. The memories I have from this place and this organization and being on the field with these guys, they will never go away. ... There’s only one way to play this game since I was a little kid — play fast, play physical and play strong. At this point, I don’t know if I am able to do that anymore, and that’s the part that is the most difficult. “I still want to play, but I don’t think it’s the right decision.”
Twins sign Donaldson MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The Minnesota Twins and 2015 AL MVP Josh Donaldson have agreed to a $92 million, four-year contract, according to a person familiar with the deal. The person spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity Tuesday night because the deal had not been announced. The contract includes a club option for a fifth season that
would bring the total value to $100 million. The 34-year-old third baseman returned after an injury-spoiled 2018 split between Toronto and Cleveland to bat .259 with 37 homers, 94 RBIs and a .900 OPS for Atlanta last year. He earned $23 million on a one-year deal with the Braves, his lone season in the NL in a decade-long major league career.
scoreboard Hockey NHL Standings EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA Boston 48 27 9 12 66 159 128 Tampa Bay 46 28 14 4 60 166 133 Toronto 47 25 16 6 56 173 157 Florida 45 24 16 5 53 166 152 Buffalo 47 21 19 7 49 140 149 Montreal 47 20 20 7 47 145 148 Ottawa 46 16 22 8 40 123 157 Detroit 47 12 32 3 27 102 183 Metropolitan Division Washington 47 31 11 5 67 166 138 Pittsburgh 46 29 12 5 63 161 125 N.Y. Islanders 45 28 13 4 60 132 119 Carolina 46 27 17 2 56 150 125 Philadelphia 46 24 16 6 54 146 142 Columbus 47 23 16 8 54 124 124 N.Y. Rangers 45 22 19 4 48 152 151 New Jersey 46 17 22 7 41 124 163 WESTERN CONFERENCE Central Division St. Louis 47 30 10 7 67 152 125 Dallas 46 27 15 4 58 124 109 Colorado 46 25 15 6 56 164 137 Winnipeg 47 25 18 4 54 145 140 Nashville 45 21 17 7 49 152 149 Chicago 47 21 20 6 48 137 152 Minnesota 46 20 20 6 46 138 157 Pacific Division Arizona 49 26 18 5 57 142 128 Edmonton 48 25 18 5 55 148 150 Calgary 48 25 18 5 55 131 141 Vancouver 47 25 18 4 54 155 147 Vegas 49 24 19 6 54 151 149 San Jose 48 21 23 4 46 129 159 Los Angeles 48 18 25 5 41 121 150 Anaheim 46 17 24 5 39 116 147 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for overtime loss. Top three teams in each division and two wild cards per conference advance to playoffs. Tuesday’s Games Buffalo 4, Vegas 2 Columbus 3, Boston 0 N.Y. Islanders 8, Detroit 2 Pittsburgh 7, Minnesota 3 Tampa Bay 4, Los Angeles 3, SO Toronto 7, New Jersey 4 Chicago 3, Ottawa 2, OT Winnipeg 4, Vancouver 0 Arizona 6, San Jose 3 Dallas 3, Colorado 2, OT Edmonton 4, Nashville 2 Wednesday’s Games Chicago at Montreal, 3:30 p.m. Philadelphia at St. Louis, 4 p.m.
Brooklyn 18 21 .462 9½ New York 11 30 .268 17½ Southeast Division Miami 27 12 .692 -Orlando 19 21 .475 8½ Charlotte 15 28 .349 14 Washington 13 26 .333 14 Atlanta 9 32 .220 19 Central Division Milwaukee 36 6 .857 -Indiana 25 15 .625 10 Chicago 14 27 .341 21½ Detroit 14 27 .341 21½ Cleveland 12 29 .293 23½ WESTERN CONFERENCE Southwest Division Houston 26 13 .667 -Dallas 25 15 .625 1½ Memphis 19 22 .463 8 San Antonio 17 21 .447 8½ New Orleans 15 26 .366 12 Northwest Division Utah 28 12 .700 -Denver 27 12 .692 ½ Oklahoma City 23 17 .575 5 Portland 17 24 .415 11½ Minnesota 15 24 .385 12½ Pacific Division L.A. Lakers 33 7 .825 -L.A. Clippers 28 13 .683 5½ Phoenix 16 24 .400 17 Sacramento 15 25 .375 18 Golden State 9 33 .214 25 Tuesday’s Games Atlanta 123, Phoenix 110 Utah 118, Brooklyn 107 Memphis 121, Houston 110 Milwaukee 128, New York 102 L.A. Clippers 128, Cleveland 103 Dallas 124, Golden State 97 Wednesday’s Games Brooklyn at Philadelphia, 3 p.m. Detroit at Boston, 3 p.m. San Antonio at Miami, 3:30 p.m. Indiana at Minnesota, 4 p.m. Toronto at Oklahoma City, 4 p.m. Washington at Chicago, 4 p.m. Charlotte at Denver, 5 p.m. Portland at Houston, 5:30 p.m. Dallas at Sacramento, 6 p.m. Orlando at L.A. Lakers, 6:30 p.m.
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Basketball NBA Standings EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division W L Pct GB Boston 27 11 .711 -Toronto 25 14 .641 2½ Philadelphia 25 16 .610 3½
EAST Monmouth (NJ) 81, St. Peter’s 67 SOUTH Campbell 63, Winthrop 47 Charleston Southern 60, UNC-Asheville 48 Hampton 60, SC-Upstate 40 Presbyterian 56, Gardner-Webb 53 Radford 62, Longwood 61 UConn 68, Memphis 56
Men’s scores EAST Buffalo 76, Ohio 73 Louisville 73, Pittsburgh 68 Villanova 79, DePaul 75
Transactions
BASEBALL American League BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Assigned RHP Eric Hanhold outright to Norfolk (IL). BOSTON RED SOX — Fired Alex Cora manager. CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Designated RHP Dylan Covey for assignment. Agreed to terms with RHP Steve Cishek on a one-year contract. DETROIT TIGERS — Designated LHP Matt Hall for assignment. Assigned RHP Dario Agrazal outright to Toledo (IL). KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Agreed to terms with RHPs Trevor Rosenthal and Braden Shipley on minor league contracts. MINNESOTA TWINS — Agreed to terms with 3B Miguel Sanó on a three-year contract. NEW YORK YANKEES — Named Eric Cressey director of player health and performance, Donovan Santas assistant director of player health and performance and Brett McCabe major league strength and conditioning coach. Promoted physical therapist and assistant trainer Michael Schuk to director of sports medicine and rehabilitation, assistant trainer Tim Lentych to head trainer and head trainer Steve Donohue to director of medical services. National League ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — Acquired RHP Jeremy Beasley from the Los Angeles Angels for RHP Matt Andriese. CHICAGO CUBS — Named Casey Jacobson coordinator of minor league development, James Ogden coordinator of minor league pitching performance, Steven Pollakov Dominican hitting analytics coordinator/piching performance, Mike Mason assistant minor league coordinator/pitching performance, Carlos Chantres assistant minor league coordinator/pitching development, Javier Guerrero minor league coordinator/mental skills, Cory Kennedy head of minor league strength and conditioning and performance science, Doug Jarrow minor league rehabilitation strength and conditioning coordinator and Mike McNulty minor league training coordinator. MIAMI MARLINS — Traded OF Austin Dean to St.
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Man’s explosive anger causes concern for easygoing fiancee DEAR ABBY: I’m working on for years. engaged to a wonderful What should I do or guy. He is very sweet, say the next time we and I’m beyond encounter a mishap thankful for him. I and he becomes angry? wouldn’t trade him for — WONDERING IN the world. But he has WASHINGTON, D.C. a character flaw that’s DEAR WONDERING: hard to ignore. When Your fiance may be a he gets frustrated, he perfectionist or even screams out loud and have a touch of OCD, Dear Abby takes a while to get which is why he is so Jeanne Phillips himself together. hard on himself when When he lost his he makes a mistake phone on a plane and was angry and becomes frustrated. For his for hours, he pouted and scowled own sake (and yours), he needs like the world had just ended. I to find a better way of venting his have a very easygoing personality, emotions. and I don’t understand this type of While anger is something behavior. (He contacted his phone everyone experiences at one provider, and a new phone was time or another, most people delivered to him within 24 hours.) start learning to control it during When I talked to him about his childhood. While pouting and anger, he said sometimes people scowling are acceptable, your get frustrated and show emotions. fiance “screaming” over losing He added that he has noticed this his cellphone seems over the top. issue, and it’s something he’s been Not only that, it is intimidating.
My booklet “The Anger in All of Us and How To Deal With It” contains suggestions for managing and constructively channeling anger in various situations. It can be ordered by sending your name and address, plus a check or money order for $8 (U.S. funds) to Dear Abby Anger Booklet, P.O. Box 447, Mount Morris, IL 61054-0447. Shipping and handling are included in the price. Your fiance needs to learn to channel his emotions more constructively because if he doesn’t, it may eventually drive others away. We live in increasingly stressful times. It takes self-control as well as maturity to react calmly instead of exploding. Being in touch with his emotions will not only help your fiance calm himself without losing it, it will also help him maintain the respect of others. DEAR ABBY: I have a friend and co-worker who likes to play with my hair, rub my back and put her hands
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on me in general. I am not a touchyfeely kind of person with ANYONE, and it makes me very uncomfortable when she does this. Is there a polite way of telling her to stop without making her feel uncomfortable or hurting her feelings? I’m not a “beat around the bush” kind of person, and I sometimes lack the tact of putting things nicely. — NO TOUCHY-FEELY DEAR NO TOUCHY-FEELY: To express your feelings would not be lacking in tact; it would be setting a boundary. Try this: “I like you very much, and I know the feelings are mutual, but I do not like to be touched, and I want you to stop doing it.” Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, and was founded by her mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069.
Jacqueline Bigar’s Stars HAPPY BIRTHDAY for Wednesday, Jan. 15, 2020: This year, you will be driven to achieve a certain goal. You are also in the first year of a new love and life cycle. If single, you will meet a lot of new people and expand your horizons. From this new base of people, opportunities come forward. If attached, the two of you bond very tightly and become even more of a team. Together you can manifest many of your dreams. LIBRA might seem superficial but has more depth than you realize. The Stars Show the Kind of Day You’ll Have: 5-Dynamic; 4-Positive; 3-Average; 2-So-so; 1-Difficult
ARIES (March 21-April 19) HHHH You become energized midday. As a result, you feel as if you can’t be stopped. Others keep appearing at your door or on your cell. If you want to accomplish certain tasks, you might need to screen calls and visits. Tonight: Listen carefully to a loved one’s suggestion.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20) HHH You can expect to be as creative and dynamic as you have been in the recent past. Your atten-
tion could be divided as you deal with time-sensitive issues. Do not feel as if you need to handle everything at once. Tonight: Chill.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20) HHHHH You could be pushing your luck, not exactly sure which way to go with a personal matter. Your creativity needs to emerge in order to handle the problem at hand. Be more direct in how you deal with a child. Tonight: Midweek break.
CANCER (June 21-July 22) HHHH You could be too tired to deal with someone who has a habit of creating chaos in your environment. You cannot avoid this person; rather, you need to deal with them directly — whether you want to or not. Tonight: Head home early.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) HHHH You display a keen sense of direction. You know what needs to happen, but convincing others of how right you are might be difficult. Let go of any projects that can be put on hold. Tonight: Meet friends for a midweek break.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) HHHH Use the first half of the day for a key project. Any financial
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involvement or discussions could take the rest of the day — if you have the patience. You need to know your bottom lines. Tonight: Make it your treat.
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HHH Take the lead with a professional or business venture. Your ability to bring issues to the forefront marks your decisions. Others naturally believe you and follow your leadership. Tonight: Going till the wee hours.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) HHHH You perk up as the day ages. You know what you need to accomplish. Your upbeat attitude takes you far. Others are more inclined to go along with you as you smile through the day. Tonight: Smile and you are likely to get what you want.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) HHH Reach out for another person who can help you and others see different options. As your eyes open up and your mind sees the possibilities, you feel a sense of relief. Look for the right way for you. Tonight: Let your mind drift.
SCORPIO (Oct.23Nov.23) HHH Beam in more of what you want. Take your time making a decision today. While in discussion or doing research, some important information comes forward. Take your time debating the pros and cons. Tonight: Relax with a dear friend.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) HHHH One-on-one relating takes you down a new path. Listen to the news with a touch of cynicism. You will gain as a result. You have a better sense of a problem and its resolution than many other people. Tonight: Spend it with a dear loved one.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22Dec. 21) HHHH Emphasis is on friends and an important meeting. Take in all the information. Sort through what needs to happen. You might want to have a talk with an immediate associate. You will gain a unique perspective. Tonight: As you wish.
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Dear Heloise: How do you store (save) onions, potatoes and bananas? Cabbage and lettuce? I buy bananas for one week, and they turn brown and mushy! Waste! If I put them in the fridge, my family won’t eat them cold and they still turn brown. — Eva M., Mount Airy, N.C. Eva, it’s always best to buy fresh produce as you need it. However, if you want to store potatoes and onions, put them someplace dry, cool and preferably dark, but not the refrigerator. Cabbage and lettuce go in the refrigerator; uncooked cabbage should be placed in a plastic bag or plastic wrap and kept in the refrigerator. Cooked cabbage keeps about three to four days. Lettuce usually lasts five to seven days in the refrigerator. Remember, lettuce can harbor E. coli bacteria, so it’s best eaten as soon as it’s bought. Always wash your lettuce before using. Bananas are ripe when you begin to see little brown freckles on the yellow skins, usually five to seven days. That’s
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Dear Heloise: Why does everything in my freezer seem to dry out? — Ella S., Klamath Falls, Ore. Ella, keep your freezer at 0 degrees F. If the temperature fluctuates, it will cause frozen foods to lose their moisture faster, and they will become much drier and tough. — Heloise
DISCOLORATION Dear Heloise: As an interior designer, I warn people to avoid discoloring their kitchen flooring with scatter rugs that have rubber backings, especially on the no-wax flooring. The rubber will cause discoloration over a short period of time. While scatter rugs in the kitchen look nice and add a pop of color, they can be dangerous if someone trips over the edge of the rug or if the rug is on a slippery floor. — Lana D. in Miami
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Key takeaways from Democratic presidential debate By THOMAS BEAUMONT and NICHOLAS RICCARDI Associated Press
DES MOINES — Some key takeaways from Tuesday’s Democratic presidential debate in Des Moines, the final forum before the Iowa caucuses: CIVILITY AND SUBSTANCE OVER FIGHTING AND FRICTION After the United States’ killing of Iranian Gen. Qassem Soleimani, Democrats were bracing for fights over foreign policy. Instead, a whole lot of substance broke out. There was a brief skirmish between Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, who opposed the Iraq War, and former vice president Joe Biden, who apologized for supporting for it. But most of the opening 30-minute discussion — one-quarter of the time set for the debate — focused on the future. Former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg and California businessman Tom Steyer tried to argue that their outside-the-Beltway resumes would be benefits in the Oval Office. “What we are hearing is 20 years of mistakes by the American government in the Middle East,” Steyer said. “It’s time for someone from the outside having a strategic view on what we’re trying to do.” The two liberals, Sanders and Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren, argued the United States needed to pull its troops entirely from the Middle East and Afghanistan. “The American people are sick and tired of endless wars that have cost us trillions of dollars,” Sanders
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that she was the victim of a “smear campaign.” Trump on a July 25 call had promised Zelenskiy that Yovanovitch was “going to go through some things.” Roughly two months earlier, she was recalled from her diplomatic post. On April 23, the day before Yovanovitch was directed to return to the United States, Giuliani texted
said. Warren said generals keep arguing the United States is “turning the corner” in its fights. “We’ve turned the corner so many times we’re going in circles in these regions,” she quipped. The two voices backing traditional foreign policy were Biden and Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar, who both argued for at least a small military presence remaining in the Middle East. Buttigieg, a 37-year-old who served as a military intelligence officer in Afghanistan, cast foreign policy as part of his generational argument. “There are enlisted people I serve with barely old enough to remember some of those votes,” he said after Biden and Sanders talked about their 17-year-old Iraq war votes. ABOUT THE FIGHT THAT DIDN’T HAPPEN The pre-debate chatter was about an expected fight between Sanders and Warren over Warren’s assertion that Sanders told her in 2018 that a woman couldn’t be elected president. Sanders denied it, Warren didn’t press it. Their fight didn’t happen, but it did spark a more spirited discussion about gender and power. Sanders continued to deny he’d ever said it. “Does anyone in their right mind believe a woman can’t be elected president?” he asked. The answer is yes. It’s a sentiment often heard among Democratic voters and operatives who are still traumatized by Hillary Clinton’s 2016 loss. Warren did not repeat
Parnas, “He fired her again.” Parnas texted back, “I pray it happens this time I’ll call you tomorrow my brother.” Parnas also received messages from Hyde, who referred to Yovanovitch as a “bitch.” Hyde is now running for a U.S. House seat in Connecticut. After texting about the ambassador, Hyde gave Parnas detailed updates that suggested he was watching her. In one text, Hyde wrote: “She’s talked to three people. Her phone is off. Her computer is
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Democratic presidential candidates Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., left, and Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., right, greet each other as former Vice President Joe Biden, watches Tuesday, before a Democratic presidential primary debate hosted by CNN and the Des Moines Register in Des Moines, Iowa.
onstage that Sanders made the statement but said, “This question about whether or not a woman can be president needs to be addressed head-on.” Warren said she and Klobuchar, the two women on the stage, were the only ones who had won every election they had run. But there was obvious tension when Sanders tried to correct Warren’s statement that she was the only person onstage who’d beaten an incumbent Republican in the past 30 years. He noted he’d ousted a Republican when he
won his first congressional election in 1990. “That was 30 years ago,” Warren responded coolly. After the debate, it appeared that Warren declined to shake Sanders’ hand. RARE OOPS FOR ‘A’ STUDENT Klobuchar is an “A” student in the art of the local when she campaigns across Iowa. Dropping names of local political officials, cities, counties, vote totals and local heroes, Klobuchar is a disciplined candidate reminding voters in Iowa
she understands them. Yet, in the middle of an explanation of all the women who won governorships in 2018, she got stuck trying to remember the name of Laura Kelly of Kansas. “And her name. … I’m very proud to know her, and her name is governor … Kelly,” Klobuchar said, swallowing the new governor’s last name. She later tried to bounce back with a tongue in cheek. During an exchange about health care, Klobuchar quipped, “The Affordable Care Act is 10 points more popular than the president of the United States.”
off.” He said she was under heavy security and “we have a person inside.” Hyde at one point texted Parnas that ‘’they are willing to help if we/ you would like a price,” and “guess you can do anything in Ukraine with money ... is what I was told.” Parnas texted back: “lol.” Lawrence Robbins, an attorney for Yovanovitch, called for an investigation in to the messages. “Needless to say, the notion that American citizens and others were monitoring Ambassador
Yovanovitch’s movements for unknown purposes is disturbing. We trust that the appropriate authorities will conduct an investigation to determine what happened.” Hyde could not immediately be reached and did not respond to requests for comment. The text messages show that Parnas consulted Giuliani in Jan. 2019 after the U.S. denied a visa for former Ukrainian Prosecutor General Viktor Shokin. Giuliani replied: “I can revive it.” The following day, Giuliani told
Parnas: “It’s going to work I have no 1 in it.” Giuliani then predicted “he will get one” before giving Parnas the phone number for Jay Sekulow, the leader of the president’s personal legal team. Sekulow is expected to be part of Trump’s legal team during the impeachment trial. A federal judge earlier this month ruled that Parnas could provide the materials to Congress as part of the impeachment proceedings. Democrats voted in December to impeach Trump for abuse of power and for obstruction of Congress.
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Tiny Micro-Chip Now In The Ear: Available And a FREE* Turkey on US!
5 Days Only! Mon, Tues, Wed, Thurs & Fri One More Thing Some parts of he evaluation include the use of a familiar voice so please bring a spouse or family member with you. Call us today to confirm your appointment time!
And a FREE* Turkey on US!
And a FREE* Turkey on US!
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Soldotna Insert Location Information Here Unit 101, Mention Code: 189 S. Binkley Street, Soldotna, AK 99669 20JanMicro 907-885-6071 Insert Location Information
01/20/2020
Here Including Blue Cross Blue Shield Most Insurance Plans Accepted *To receive a FREE Turkey voucher you must undergo a full hearing evaluation and have a minimum 40dB hearing loss. Voucher is good toward the purchase of Butterball turkeys or many other brands of your choice, up to a maximum value of ten dollars.
*To receive a FREE Turkey voucher you must undergo a full hearing evaluation and have a minimum 40dB hearing loss. Voucher is good *To receive a FREE Turkey voucher you must undergo a full hearing evaluation and have a minimum 40dB hearing loss. Voucher is good toward the purchase of Butterball turkeys or many other brands of your choice, up to a maximum value of ten dollars. toward the purchase of Butterball turkeys or many other brands of your choice, up to a maximum value of ten dollars.
Country Foods
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140 South Willow Street • Kenai • 283-4834
Locally Owned & Operated
Mon-Sat Open 7 a.m. - 9 p.m. • Sun Open 7 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Insert LocationPRICES Information EFFECTIVE JAN 15 THRU JAN 21, 2020 *To receive Here a FREE Turkey voucher you must undergo a full hearing evaluation and have a minimum 40dB hearing loss. Voucher is good
Serving the Peninsula for over 35 years
GREAT FOOD AT GREAT PRICES toward the purchase of Butterball turkeys or many other brands of your choice, up to a maximum value of ten dollars.
Ground Beef
Northwest Boneless/Skinless Chicken Breast
73% Lean
1
1
*To receive a FREE Turkey voucher you must undergo a full hearing evaluation and have a minimum 40dB hearing loss. Voucher is good Whole Pork Loinsturkeys or many other brands of your choice, Farmer Johnvalue of ten dollars. toward the purchase of Butterball up to a maximum
Breakfast Sausage
12 oz Maple/Original
1
$ 99
$ 69
$ 89
Cantaloupe
Cauliflower
Northwest Russet Potatoes
Gala or Fuji Apples
10 lb bag
3 lb bag
1
*To receive a FREE Turkey voucher you must undergo a full hearing evaluation and have a minimum 40dB hearing loss. Voucher is good toward the purchase of Butterball turkeys or many other brands of your choice, up to a maximum value of ten dollars.
/lb
79
¢
Western Farms Sliced Bread 20 oz
99
¢
/lb
Bounty Paper Towels 12 rolls Select a Size
26
$
3
/lb
99 /ea
2/$
Kirkland Bath Tissue
Kirkland Purified Drinking Water
Super Chill Soda
40 ct.
4
30 rolls/425 sheets
22
$
99 /ea
Assorted 12 pk
2
/lb
$ 99
Pace Medium Salsa
Kirkland Tortilla Strips
/ea
2/38 oz jar
6 /ea
$ 99
Franks Red Hot Sauce 2/25 oz
8 /ea
$ 99
Northwest Grown Chicken Drumettes
1
3/$
$ 39
Kirkland Milk
Nest Best 5 Dozen Eggs
Jimmy Dean Breakfast Sandwich 12 ct
2 pk Whole 2%
5
$ 99
8
$ 99 /ea
2
/ea
$ 99
$ 99
9
$ 99
7
/lb
$ 99
/ea
48 oz
5
$ 49 /ea
Whole Rotisserie Chicken
4
$ 99 /ea
8Pc Fried Chicken
5
$ 99 Culinary Circle Pizza Select Varieties
12
3/$