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Barack Howard "CHA: They dom can about us Ofoama Brookins Ms. Beauty Turner President States Associate Editor of the USA Attorney As federal funding for public housing has significantly decreased; just like Hip Hop Artist Kanye West said during a Music Award Vote early from Show: "President Bush doesn't care about us." And R&B artist Michael Jackson once said in a song: "They don't care about us," January meaning Black folks.—Community activist Barbara Moore, 63, a former resident of Chi­ 14, to 31, cago Housing Authority (CHA) and her daughter, Kolette Moore, a young mother of three are beginning to feel the same way about CHA and this city as well as private landlords. When tenants refused to just move out and 88J new columnist let public housing buildings be closed, as what occurred in 1999, to residents The resi­ dents were led by Barbara, the president at the ¡gjf Marc A. Wiley 5266 So. State St. building, in the Robert Tay­ lor Homes projects, they began to resist the CHA Transformation Plan, which required CORNER;, them to be moved from public housing. He joined with the Coalition to Protect Public Housing in hopes of saving the building from CAFE - being demolished. In an effort to save the building, they wrote Community Activist Barbara Moore ( now an invalid who is ill an unable to walk) "I need my Page 7 **"• (Continued on page 5) daughter to look after me," Moore said while barely able too look up from her bed. The $310,000 Police Chief k ROGUE SOOQUW» JAftf* 10 THE SIMÉIS In the mist of issue going into the Olympics playing politics with the sentiment of lice officers that continually monitor the people." vehicular traffic for signs of impaired GANG LEADER Weis has never been a police officer, driving. Patrols also place emphasis on but he arrives in January to lead Chi­ speed, alcohol-related and safety belt cago's police force of over 13,000 violations. Police vehicles equipped FOR A DAY sworn officers. Both cops and commu­ for speed detection are deployed to STJDHIR VENKATESH nity leaders who've worked with him apprehend speeding violators. as chief of the FBI's Philadelphia of­ But in the result the court rooms, are Pat Hill, President of fice acknowledge the challenges of mostly black males. the African American ahead, but they believe he's up to the Police League task as he received high remarks. Continue on page 3 Hill addressing checks and balances saying the system is pointless when two departments work so closely. Hill reported that "FBI agent Weis was station in the Chicago office at the J.P. "Jody" Weis, 49, replace Superin­ tendent Phil Cline. As the new Superin­ height of the Trucking Scandal from tendent of Chicago Police Department 2000-2003." She also stated that "it was Special agent in charge of the may be a conflict with the mayor and FBI's Philadelphia field office. unethical for Weis to be hired." adding the question is whether the mayor can By Rovce Strahan hire and determine the salary of the Staff Writer person he hires.?" After a string of scandals involving A call was also made to the mayor's police officers, the City Council voted press office , no calls were returned. on the recent appointment of J.P. Rev. Jesse Jackson of the Rainbow (Jody) Weis as the Chicago Police PUSH Coalition, in response to the Department new superintendent, for­ new police superintendent who is not a merly with the FBI. For most of Chica- member of a minority group ques­ goans it was not a surprise that Mayor tioned the appointment. But reports are Richard Daley would not appoint in­ Starks did not want the top cop job. terim Police Chief Danna Starks, who Jackson said "African Americans are has served since August, and that the the largest ethnic population in Chi­ new chief would be white. Daley also cago. We are the most arrested popula­ announced that Starks, will become tion, and the most abused and victim­ chairman of the Chicago Commission ized by police misconduct. The great­ on Human Relations. est example of this has been the torture However, at $310,000, clouds remain forced confessions obtained under Jon why? Burge at a time when our current The CPD faces numerous abuse alle­ mayor, Richard M. Daley, was the gations, including two highly publi­ state's attorney." cized bar beatings caught on tape. In One highly noted case is that of an effort to restore public trust, the Aaron Patterson who is part of a $20 mayor's office takes control of the million law suit in which then Daley agency that investigates police miscon­ was States Any. as a defendant in the duct complaints. law suit. In response to the appointment Pat Hill, and former police officer and The Traffic Stops or "Driving head of the African-American Police While Back", The CPD may call it League, said that "Mayor Daley is just conducting DUI Strike Force Patrols in a pre-designated area with roving po­ Page 2 January IT* 200$ South ¡Street Journal ¥act& Commentary News Briefs Round Up of Mark Allen Laws fines and suits UnZip it at Editorial(a)SouthStr•eetJournal.net arack Obama is a member of Chicago's Trinity United Church of SSJ Associate Editor Smoking ban in Illinois Christ. Its minister, and Obama's spiritual adviser, is the Rev. On Jan. 1st 2008 Illinois public places officially become smoke- Jeremiah A. Wright Jr. In 1982, the church launched Trumpet News­ magazine;B Wright's daughters serve as publisher and executive editor. Every free, extending and superseding current local bans, including Bill "Dock" Walls Chicago, which was scheduled to go into effect July 2008. year, the magazine makes Illinois becomes the 22nd state to prohibit indoor smoking. This H awards in various catego­ includes all office buildings, bars, taverns, casinos, private ries. Last year, it gave the Has Right To Run clubs and restaurants, protecting employees and the general Dr. Wright Jr. Trumpeter public from the dangers of second-hand smoke. Exceptions to Award to a man it said Against Rush For the smoking ban include private residences (except if used as a "truly epitomized greatness." business, Childcare, adult care or health care facility), private That man is Louis Farra­ vehicles and other designated facilities .Local health depart­ khan. Obama's top cam­ Congress ments and law enforcement entities are authorized to enforce paign aide, David Axelrod, the Act points out, Obama often has said that he and his minister sometimes disagree. Farra­ New requirements for khan, Axelrod told SSJ, is one of those instances. teenage drivers Obama needs to take page from the late Chicago Mayor Harold Washington Five new laws created to ensure the safety of Illinois motor­ when it comes to denouncing Minister Farrakhan. When Washington was ists will go into effect on January 1st, 2008. These laws will challenged to repudiate Minister Farrakhan, the Mayor responded that "I am create new learner's permit and cell phone requirements for in the healing business, not the repudiation business teenage drivers, increase penalties for underage drunk drivers Brother Abdul Muhammad; The Virgin Birth. Do Muslims Believe in Jesus? and DUI offenders trying to bypass interlock devices, and raise Is the Bible Tampered With? The book is endorsed by the Honorable Louis awareness of the dangers of driving while impaired by allowing Farrakhan Christianity. Farrakhan says that we should watch and learn relatives of DUI victims to request roadside memorial markers. from. He described it as classy, very instructional and 99.9% correct. Meanwhile, 15 Million Christians don't go to Church in the US, it seems to­ $2 Million Illegally Secured by Chicago day's Christians don't like to go to Church. When David Vahey (former Youth Police - Thousands of Tickets Wrong­ Pastor) and David Simonsen (family Counselor) heard this they decided to launch a National Campaign called "National Go To Church Day". With a fully Issued campaign slogan like, "Spank the Lazy Donkey", referring to Americas prob­ lem with Church attendance, their message is getting listened too. With over a 1000 hits in just the first week on their website people are talking about the problem in churches today. In relationship with Trinity United Church of Christ, Rev. Al Sharpton and his new Chicago Chapter of National Action Network has some more work to do with their relationship with local Black leadership. Recently Rev. Sharpton was in Chicago and received major press coverage with his demands that the new Chicago Police Chief be rejected, but on confirmation day, you could hardly notice major protests against the nomination, and the final vote for the new Police Chief's approval was 44 votes in favor and only one against. Sharpton talked but did anybody listen? As WVONcontinues to make addi­ am writing this commentary in response to the tions to their on air talk show hosts and those who can attract a new genera­ November 1, 2007 Commentary by The Chi­ tion of listeners, etc, will cago Defender's Glenn Reedus that Bill "Dock" Mark Allen ever be able to I change his resume from the Walls isn't ready to fill Congressman Bobby Rush' shoes. I am also writing this as a veteran political "former" WVON talk show activist, resident and voter in the First Congres­ host to current? Stay tuned. sional District, and one who knows Bill "Dock" The word is still out if Ron Walls as well as Congressman Bobby Rush well. I A class action lawsuit has been filed against the City of Carter is a cousin or slave to feel uniquely qualified to offer some balance to Mr.
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