Indians lose to Chicago in opener Mo Willems to visit Cleveland Church begins visits to neighbors SPORTS MENU TIPS By KARL BRYANT Sure, he's won back-to-back Caldecon Honors for Representatives of St. Catherine Church, 3443 The Tribe's Game I in Chicago, a 1-0 defeat was New York Times best sellers "Don't Let the Pigeon Drive East 93rd Street, will visit homes throughout the Union­ not a loss, at least for this reponer. As other local media the Bus!" and "Knuffle Bunny: A Cautionary Tale," and six Miles community, inviting friends and neighbors to join Black College Turkey Vegetable lament fledging SS Jhonny Peralta's error that led to the Emmy Awards for his work on Sesame Street and other them in worship, prayer and fellowship. Also during the All-Star Game Helps With Leftovers winning run, one must wonder if they should be renamed animation projects. On "Tuesday, April 12, he'll be Mo visits, neighbors will be invited to a special Get To Know Us local media. They've brought up Omar and pointed to the Willems, sharing tricks of the trade as well as reading stories, chicken dinner on Sunday, May I immediately following rookie. Sure, the Indians took a chance not resigning Omar drawing and signing books for young fans. H;e'll be at Cuya­ 10:30 a.m. Mass. Neighborhood visits are scheduled for Vizquet. Sure, it's tough starting a rookie at the game's main hoga Valley Center, 8001 Brecksville Rd, at 1:00 p.m. and at Saturday, April 9, from 1:30 to 3:30p.m. Saturday, April See Page 9 See Page 10 defensive position, but after all, Peralta was the MVP of the Strongsville Branch Library, 18700 Westwood Drive at 7:00 23, from I :30 to 3:30p.m. and Sunday, April 24, from 2:00 AAA International League in '04, so he's no hambone. p.m. For information call (216) 749-9353. to 4:30p.m. For information call (216) 341-3353.

VOL.26 No.8 Thesday, March 29, 2005- Friday, Aprill, 2005 ASTSID ISSUED FRIDAY FREE SERVING: LARCHMERE-WOODLAND, SHAKERSQUARE,BUCKEYE, WOODLAND,MT. PLEASANT, FREE)' LEE &AVALON, HARVARD- LEE,Mll..ES- UNION, UNIVERSITY CIRCLE AREA, READ ON- WRITE ON WARRENSVILLE HEIGHTS, VILLAGES OF NORTH RANDALL, IDGHLAND mLLSAND CITY OF EAST CLEVELAND READ ON- WRITE ON ( "COVERING THE NEWS TODAYFORABETIER TOMORROW" Boy killed near rec center During an altercation murder in Pinson's death. dead at 6:30 p.m. across from the Lonnie Burton The way the incident Lt. Linda Kaspar, a police Recreation Center Monday took place, police received sev­ spokeswoman, said about 30 evening, an 11 year old Cleveland eral calls about 6 p.m. about a youths were arguing when one boy was fatally shot. verbal altercation between two pulled out a gun and started shoot­ According to Cleveland groups of youths between 11 and ing. Police, Brandon Davis was shot 18 years old in an open field across Police later found several in the back, and the bullet severed from the recreation center. bullet casings in the field. his aorta. Police were told that Kaspar said she did not Police also said that about seven shots had been fired. When know what the dispute was about. five people were taken to the Jus­ police arrived, they found the boy Witnesses said the argument was tice Center for questioning in an lying in the field. An ambulance over a basketball game. effort to identify the gunman and rushed him to MetroHealth Medi­ While at the hospital, Ho­ find his weapon. cal Center. micide detectives talked to the According to police, Davis was pronounced boy's mother. Davis' death comes less than three Roy Jones, Jr., was recently in Cleveland at the Hard Rock Cafe to announce the pro boxing debut of brothers months after 16 - year - old Memorial service to be held for Carl B. Stokes Bey, Jr., and Cortez Bey on April29 at the Wolstein Center at Cleveland State University. See story on page 9. Lennard Pinson was shot dead The Carl Stokes Brigade Cemetery, 12316 Euclid Avenue. after a party at Lonnie Burton's will celebrate its annual gravesite Cleveland, Ohio. Recreation Center, which is lo­ ceremony in memory of the late Hon­ The public is invited and for Judge Robert J. Triozzijoins field for mayor cated on E. 46th St. Curtis Smith, orable Carl B. Stokes on Sunday, information, call Bert Jennings at Cleveland Municipal "The question is how to Jr., 19, is charged with aggravated Aprill7,from3to4p.m,atl..akeview (216)381-5234. Judge Robert J. Triozzi, citing the make Cleveland a place where need for decisive leadership and a people want to live their lives. And vision to make Cleveland work the answer is that it is time our lead­ again, recently announced that he ership begins to readily accept that will run for mayor of Cleveland. challenge, build on our strengths Speaking to supporters and make Cleveland the city of first on the steps of City Hall, Triozzi choice," Triozzi said. said he planned to make Cleveland Triozzi aslo helped de­ "The City That Works" with inno­ velop Dating Violence Workshops vations and strong, decisive lead­ to enhance our children's chances ership. of making safe choices in their per­ He also outlined his blue- sonallives and the Proficiency Test print for putting more Cleveland­ Tutoring Program to help students "I am willing to give up my ers to work, making neighborhoods graduate from high school. office, to resign my judgeship, be­ more liveable and transforming Other court programs in cause I feel Cleveland needs the vig­ Cleveland schools into top aca­ which Triozzi played a part included orous leadership I can provide," said demic centers. Drug Court to give addicted offend­ Triozzi. "Clearly, the old ways of Triozzi enters a field that ers a chance to turn their lives running our city are not working. It is growing crowded. around and the Traffic Intervention is time for a change, time for fresh Campbell is expected to Program to assist citizens regain lost ideas and time for new directions. seek re-election, and Council Presi­ driving priviledges from the Bureau We are at a critical time in our city's dent Frank Jackson will kick off his of Motor Vehicles. history. As a Cleveland municipal campaign later this week. Fonner Among Triozzi's recent judge for the last 10 years, I have Safety Director James Draper is court decisions was a groundbreak­ seen daily the obstacles that hold running, and businessman Dan ing ruling in which he dismissed a Cleveland back - poverty, inad­ Moore is considering it. lawsuit by Discover Card seeking equate education, housing aban­ Triozzi, 48, also an­ $5,564 in fees and finance charges donment, crime, debt accumulation nounced that he will resign his from a disabled woman who already and hopelessness. Yet, I also see Councilman Zack Reed and Art McCoy of Black On Black Crime and its members recently held a judgeship as soon as he becomes paid $3,492 over six years on a debt" the wonderful result that vision, de­ t£U!~•nsl!raJcJon at E. 137th and Kinsman Road to protest the lack of minorities working on the Union Court an official candidate, which will be of about $1 ,800. cisiveness and true collaboration Senior (Elderly) Apartments. The project will consist of48 units and Reed feels that more minorities should be when his nominating petitions are Triozzi also was one of can bring, something that has been hired to help construct the project. The contractor for the project is Ozanne Construction Company. certified by the Cuyahoga County several judges who handled thou­ missing in Cleveland," Triozzi said. Board of Elections. sands of cases during February's Triozzi has been credited Amnesty Court, where old warrants with major roles in successful mod­ were forgiven for minor offenses Johnnie L. Cochran, Jr. was the people's champion els of innovation in Cleveland and traffic cases, and the penalties Municial Court. They include Men­ were negotiated. Editor's Note: The author is di­ because they objected to the intro­ lice stop. He lost, but he was tal Health Court to prevent our jails Triozzi is a graduate of rector-counsel and president of duction of race as an issue, most determined to continue civil rights from becoming warehouses for the Cornell University and the Case hte NAACP Legal Defense Fund. black Americans, regardless of the work. He said his happiest mo­ mentally ill; Truancy Diversion Pro­ Western Reserve University School issue of Simpson's guilt or inno­ ment as a lawyer was getting the grams to intervene in children's lives of Law. He and his wife, Monica, ByTHEODOREM. SHAW cence, understood that race plays a murder and kidnapping charges before they get swallowed up in Ju­ have three son:;, Franklin, Michael part in our criminal justice system against Black Panther leader Elmer venile Court proceedings; and an and James, and a daughter. In a way, Johnnie every day, with black people more (Geronimo) Pratt overturned in award-winning Cleveland Mock Monica Triozzi is an ad­ Cochran, Jr., who died recently at often than not on the short end of 1997 because of prosecutors' mis­ Trial Competition, which bas been junct instructor of English at the 67, was reminiscent ofMuhammad the stick. Johnnie won that case conduct. Initially, he had lost the credited with giving talented stu­ Metro Campus of Cuyahoga Com­ Ali. against seemingly insurmountable case in 1972, but remained dedi­ dents a way to show their abilities. munity College. Much in the way that Ali odds and in the face of intense na­ cated to gaining Pratt's freedom. became the people's champion in tional hostility, by dint of his legal Later, he helped Abner 'Gasoline prices climb in area"' the boxing ring, Cochran held that acumen. Louima, a Haitian immigrant who title in the courtroom. He was col­ More than the "not guilty" on the U.S. Supreme Court. was brutalized by New York City Northeast Ohio gasoline Northeast Ohio's prices orful, dynamic, and charismatic; he verdict, African Americans cheered Cochran's name recognition went policemen, gain an $8.7 million prices continue to set new record are 2 cents higher than the state­ was a supreme strategist; his Ian- Cochran's brilliant performance. even further. Simply, he was the best­ settlement. During the course of highs. wide and nationwide average, both . guage was memorable; he could Among Cochran's formi­ known attorney, black or white, in the his career, despite the glitter of ce­ Today's price now stands reaching record highs today of lebrity trials, much of <;ochran's walk with kings and common dable legal skills was his ability to world. at $2.18 per gallon for self-serve $2.16 per gallon. Last year this people with equal comfort; and, work was spent helping average strike to the core of a case and con­ Although much of regular, up 3 cents from last week's time, self-serve regular in NE Ohio people with everyday problems most of all, as one of America's nect with a jury's emotional center. Cochran's renown rested on his pre­ average, according to today's like accident claims, job discrimi­ was43 cents lowerat$1.75. best trial lawyers he was one of Although his best-known court­ sentation of celebrities like Simpson, nation, and police abuses. His AAA Fuel Gauge Survey. Based on this morning's the most feared opponents of his room statement -- "If the glove Michael Jackson, and Sean (P. own words make it east to believe For seven weeks in a row crude oil price of $55.84 per barrel tilre. doesn't fit, you must acquit."-- has Diddy) Combs, he was most proud that he saw himself primarily as a gas prices have been on the rise, and wholesale gasoline costing Important, too, was the become part of popular jargon, it of his .work for the poor as a civil defender of civil rights. increasing 31 cents since Feb. 11 near $1.70 per gallon, it is likely fact that Cochran's success, like crystallized the decision-making rights lawyer. He was inspired to "I love being an African when they averaged $1.87 per gal­ that of Ali, somehow made the Af­ process for the Simpson jury. It also retail prices will reverse in the im­ become a lawyer by Brown v. Board American in this country," he rican-American community feel helped to make Cochran famous. lon for self-serve regular. mediate future. ofEducation, the 1954 U.S. Supreme said. "I don't think we have been stronger and more powerful, and Cochran was not the first Court victory led by Marshall that given our due, and as long as rac­ its life possibilities broader and AAA Fuel Gauge Gasoline Price Survey African-American lawyer to become ended officially sanctioned segrega­ ism permeates this country, we more attainable. a household name. That honor went tion in public schools. hav a long way to go. But it's Northeast Ohio Average for Self-Service Gasoline Ameri­ While many white, to his idol, Thurgood Marshall, who One of Cochran's early exciting to think about the future, Regular Mid-Grade Premiwn cans castigated Cochran for his founded the NAACP Legal Defense cases was a high-profile suit in which where we should be. And I want Today (4-1-05) $2.18 $2.28 $2.39 successful representation of O.J. and Educational Fund and became he represented the widow of a black to have a hand in pushing us Last Week (3-25-05) $2.15 $2.25 $2.36 Simpson against murder charges the ftrst African-American Justice motorist who was killed during a po- along that road." Last Year (4-2-05) $1.75 $1.84 $1.94 Page2 EAST SIDE DAILY NEWS Thesday, March 29, 2005-Friday,April1, 2005 II Charleyse Pratt to be named director of center Caregivers for older parents of today s career professiOnal. College that bndges the east busmess management experi- In her position, Pratt and west through a compre- ence. . (N~PS)-One. out of ity to work. lutions and understanding that is responsible for enhancing hensive education series that Pratt received her ftve adults IS the destgnated Working family seeking help is in the best in- the current programs and is both innovative and acces- undergraduate degree in busi- familycaregiverforalovedone caregiversmayalsoincursig- terest of you and your loved implementing new one to serve sible." ness administration and eco- who can no longer manage nificant losses in career de- one are important in helping to the business and community "B-w East offers an nomics from Wittenberg Uni- alone. velopment, salary and retire- regain a quality of life for all. needs of Cleveland's east side. ambitious series of versity as well as a master's Family caregiving is mentincome. You may need help if The facility focuses course work that provides degree in organization devel- becoming a "normative" expe- You are a family car- you find that you repeatedly on undergraduate degree adults with opportunities to opment and analysis and her rience for American families, egiver if you provide Activi- go to work late or leave early, completion, graduate programs complete a degree or ~h.D. in organization behav- touching more households to- ties of Daily Living (ADL) take time off during the day to in business and education, cer- strengthen their career creden- tor from the Case Western Re- day than in the past. such as helping your care re- provide care, have reduced tificate programs and executive tials. Students can now re- serve University Yet, many who fall cipient with getting in and out from full-time to part-time work, Weatherhead School of Man- 'th' h 1 · 1 f education. ceive the same academic qual- WI m t e esca atmg ro e o of beds and chairs, dressing, have taken a less demanding "B-w East allows ity, professional expertise and agement. family caregiver fail to view getting to and from the toilet, job, are planning early retire- Charleyse S. Pratt, of While at CWRU, she h l ersonal attention that has t emse ves as such, thereby bathing, dealing with inconti- ment, have turned down a pro- Cleveland Heights, was re­ students to explore contempo­ P was an adjunct faculty mem- . been a part of the Baldwin- potentially putting their em- nence or diapers, and feeding. motion or have had to take a cent! y named director of B-W rary issues while gaining key ber and program director, cur- East, the Baldwin-Wallace skills that will help them be­ Wallace tradition for over 150 riculum coordinator and in- ployment, the care receiver and You are also a family leave of absence to fulfill tam- Collage center in Beachwood, come more marketable in their years," Pratt said. structionalleaderofGLEAMS others in the family at risk. caregiver if you provide In- Landmark Centre, 25700 Sci­ career field," says Pratt. "Our Pratt comes to B-w (Global Leadership and Excel- If you manage or pro- strumental Activities of Daily enceParkDrive(Suite 100). goal is to help students invest from Case Western Reserve lence in Academics, Math- vide direct assistance to some- Living (IADL) such as provid­ B-WEast offers pro­ in their future. B-W East IS an University and brings more ematics and Science Pro- one who needs help with day- ing transportation, house­ gramming to meet the needs extension of Baldwin-Wallace than 25 years of successful grams). to-day activities because of a work, grocery shopping, pre­ chronic condition, cognitive paring meals, arranging for limitations or aging... you are a outside services, managing Soucek explains type ofinvestments familycaregiver. finances and giving medica- "When steak goes vestments by tracking a serve University and has pre­ Often, family tions. on sale, buy more." This stock's performance in the viously published a manual for caregivers underestimate the Recognizing the ef­ phrase coined by Dr. Donald newspaper, on the television, the treatment of medical emer- time required for caregiving as fect of family caregiving on H. Soucek, in which steak rep­ and on the computer. gencies in the dental office, well as its affect on their abil- your work, being open to so- resents high-quality stocks, is Most of Soucek's in- and is in the process of pub­ the cornerstone principle he vestment expertise has come lishing another manual entitled lays out in this introductory through personal experience - "Mainstream Prescriptions for Excited that Spring is This year's event a lifelong disease of the cen­ look at financi~l planning. both failures and successes. the General Practicing Den­ finally here? Why not get out features a six-mile route and tral nervous system, often re­ Believing that we are Because of this, he tist." and enjoy the weather by join­ an optional three-mile short ferred to as a prime-of-life dis­ ing other in the Cleveland area standing at the edge of un­ has many practical warnings In addition to being Soucek route discovering the sights ease because it strikes most precedented growth in the and nuggets of wisdom for a member of the American Den­ games. for the National MS Society's that put Cleveland on the map. people between the ages of 20 2005 MS Walk. economy, Dr. Soucek advo­ people who are beginning their tal Association, The Ohio Dorrance Publishing Walkers can partici­ and 50. The MS Walk is be­ cates buying proven past per­ investment portfolios which he Dental Association, and The Co., Inc. recently announced pate as individuals or be part In Ohio, more than ing hosted by the Ohio Buck­ formers and holding them shares in "Making Money in American Dental Society of the publication of "Making of a team, collecting pledges 15,000 people have been diag­ eye Chapter of the National and earning incentive prizes. nosed with MS and approxi­ long-term. the Stock Market and Mutual Anesthesiology, Dr. Soucek is Money in the Stock Market Multiple Sclerosis Society and In Northeast Ohio, mately 400,000 Americans live Soucek explains dif­ Funds." active in community dental and Mutual Funds" ($10.00) its Presenting Sponsors Giant MS Walks will also be taking with the devastating effects of ferent types of investments - Dr. Soucek is a self­ and civic groups. 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And Al­ By HASHIM A. KHALIQ basic principles contained in rected first." the Bible, but we believe that this belief: The Qur'an and The Ahmadiyya lah is aware of everything." the Qur'an and Sunnah. But the Qur'an states it has been tampered with and Sunnah are crystal clear on the Movement, which originated (33:40) Hello neighbors. In The following in chapter 20, verse 55, "From must be reinterpreted so that necessity of going to war in the Indian subcontinent The true Prophet of hopes to defuse some confu­ groups are currently ad­ the earth did We Create you, mankind will not be snared by when the situation demands it. under the patronage of the Islam, Muhammad, observed: British colonialists, espouses sion that many have about Is­ dressed: Nation of Islam, The and into it Shall We return you, the faslehoods that have been The Nation of Gods "The tribe of Israel beliefs which leaves no doubt was guided by prophets. lam and Muslims we have Nation of Gods and Earths and from it shall We bring you added to it." and Earths (5% Nation): as to their apostacy from Is­ When a prophet passed away, taken an excerpt from a web­ (5% Nation of Islam), The out once again." Even more The problem with The Nation of Gods lam. another succeeded him. But Ahmadiyya/Qadiani Move­ pointedly, the Qur'an also this beliefe: The true Prophet and Earths (5% Nation of Is­ site we visit frequently. Among their errone­ no prophet will come after me; Presently and in the ment, and The International states in 64:7. of Islam ordered Muslims to lam) is apparently an offshoot ous beliefs is their denial of the only caliphs will succeed me." past there have been many Community of Submitters. The Unbelievers neither accept the Bible nor of the so-called Nation of Is­ finality of Prophethood of (Sahih Bukhari) people asking us questions Nation oflslam; think that they will not be reject it - certainly there was lam. Like its parent, this Muhammad (peace and bless­ The Ahmadiyyas are about different groups they The followers of the raised up (for Judgement). no mention of reinterpretation. group's beliefs clearly identify ings of Allah on him), an ar­ followers of a certain Mirza believe are Muslims of follow­ Nation Oflslam believe in (all Say: "Yea, by my Lord, Ye shall "That we who de­ it as being fundamentally out­ ticle of faith endorsed by the Ghulam Ahmad of Qadi an who ing Islam. quotes taken from their surely be Raised up: then shall clare ourselves to be righteous side the pale oflslam. Specifi­ Qur'an and Hadith reports as lay claim to prophethood and We hope that this ar­ homepage or their publica­ ye Be told (the truth) of All that Muslims, should not partici­ cally, and we quote (from their well as the consensus of the used fabricated Hadith reports ticle will give some clarity. tions): - one God (Allah) and ye did. And that is easy for pate in wars which take the homepage): Companions and scholars. and twisted meanings of some The Qur'an and that Allah (God) appeared in Allah." lives of humans. We do not The original man is The Qur'an states Qur'anic verses to support Sunnah are the only two the Person of Master W. Fard 'Besides the above believe this nation should the Asiatic Blackman, the (translation): himself. However, the true sources for the essential be­ Muhammad, July, 1930; the two differences, the followers force us to take part in such maker, the owner, the cream of "0 people! Muham­ Prophet of Islam warned of liefs of those people who call long awaited 'Messiah' of the of the Nation of Islam also be­ wars, for we have nothing to the planet Earth, father of civi­ mad has no sons among ye this danger explicitly. themselves Muslims. Christians and the 'Mahdi' of lieve in other things contrary gain from it unless America lization, God of the Universe. 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I'm one) I was rejected by top an interest in applying them- they graduate. attorney licensed in Ohio, who and juvenile cases. thority to regulate the pro- In some cases, the schools, but the important selves. I have seen several of is appointed by the court to Magistrates also ceedings as a judge would. judge may make interim or- thing is, I attended a college Career contacts are Drew's high school senior conduct some or all hearings may be appointed in some ap- This includes the ders regarding the case until and received a great education. just as good at Cleveland State classmates do just that, or in a case. A magistrate also pellate cases. power to issue subpoenas, the judge rules on your ob- Although it was not UniversityasatComeU. Some switchtheirmajors, which also may conduct trials and decide Q: Who decides rule upon the admissibility of jection. at one of my dream schools, it very influential people went to put them behind the students cases. 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Norton & Company; Wolke also debunks some fermentation, the physiology of ter, longer, than if you had Wolke has added a new fea­ What's the real shelf life of herbs April IS, 2005; $29.95 cloth]. common misconceptions meats, and much more. In "What stirred in the cream after it had ture, "Sidebar Science," and spices? How hot should Wolke, a renowned about food, clearing up con­ Einstein Told His Cook 2," Wolke already begun to cool. which offers a deeper expla­ water be to make a great cup of scientist, writer, and teacher fusing advertising claims and demystifies these processes and Raw shrimp can be nation of the chemical pro­ Wolke coffee? and nationally syndicated widespread myths. reveals why the science of food gray or pink. Is one fresher cesses that underlie food and In his national columnist for the Washington As Wolke explains, is an essential component of our than the other. cooking. emeritus of chemistry at the bestseller, "What Einstein Told Post, provides straightfor- there are limitless opportuni­ enjoying food. No, they're just dif­ Authoriative and University of Pittsburgh and His Cook," Robert Wolke intro­ ward, plain-talk answers - ties for scientific scrutiny in "Science is a sort of in­ ferent species. Shallow water fun to read, "What Einstein food science columnist for the duced readers to the fascinating sprinkled with a good dose of the world of food. tellectual spice that adds depth shrimp are sand-colored for Told His Cook 2" can help Washington Post. world of science behind our wit - taking "techies" and "Kitchen science is and allure to everyday things, not camouflage while deep water budding cooks, scientists, or He is the winner of foods by answering questions "foodies" alike on an enlight- not the mere chemistry of the least of which is food, "Wolke shrimp tend to be pinker- their anyone who loves food be­ book and journalism awards come better consumers, make like these on everything from ening, humorous trek through cooking," Wolke writes. "It writes. "Food, of course, gives reddish pigments don't reflect from the James Beard Founda­ how to avoid lumpy gravy to farms and factories, super- demands a lot of thinking out­ us pleasure and nourishment. blue light and therefore don't better choices, and gain a real knowledge of the foods they tion and the American Chemi­ how microwaves work. markets and kitchens to re- side the pot." But understanding our foods - show up. cal Society, among others. where it came from, what it is made Do hot peppers ac­ love. He lives in Pittsburgh. Supernatural thriller casts realistic predator into genre of, what happens when we cook tually create heat? No, the Wolke is professor "The Awakening" is of control on a thrill ride into ing it with a cast of surreal, it, all in the contextss of the many capsaicinoids in hot peppers the first novel in a new series a realm unknown to the rest yet believable, characters experiences and circumstances stjmulate nerve endings in our Looking For Quality Shoe from New Hampshire author Levi of the world. with the power to prey upon that make up the world of gas­ mouths like heat does. Cool­ the souls of others. Repair And Maintenance? Wayne. 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Gospel Songbook of Micah" add to perhaps close to singing - shape of a Girl," Presented by recording artist Micah Stampley's busy schedule. and that most of the biblical the Playhouse Square Arts Equalizer II Co. Stampley is poised to soar with Radio days in Wash­ Micah messages were aimed Education Department, "The his debut release, "The ington, DC, Atlanta and Oat­ Fireanns and Accessories at churches doing "ungodly" Shape of a Girl" comes to the Songbook of Micah." las are scheduled and music things, urging them to change Allen Theatre on Saturday, ry Concealed Firearms Classes The album's first lovers will be able to stream their ways. April 9, at 11 a.m. NRA Certified Instructor single, "War Cry"-a call for ''War Cry" via a new Internet Stampley focuses through peels of laughter, was Braidie knows that Appraisals - Trades - Consignment Christian "soldiers" to go out campaign. his message on Christians on a live Baton Rouge "to be a teenager, even to be a into the world and seek their Stampley will reach who may have lost their way. children's broadcast called the little kid, is to often see very Cleaning By Appointment Only ministry and mission - im- out to fans via online chats on "The songs on this Buckskin Bill Show, playing hideous behavior from your 15321 Broadway Ave. (216) 475-1340 pacted at gospel radio on Feb- sites such as project cry out for people to tambourine and singing along peers." For years, Braidie has Maple Hts., Ohio 44137 ruary II. G o s p e I F I a v a . c o m , return to the reason we were with his mother, who was off­ known that her best friend is Cell: (216) 322-1456 Music lovers got a ChristianityToday.com and created - solely to worship camera, leading him, a inflicting cruel and painful taste of Stampley's powerful GospelCity.com. Him," says Stampley. "I want cappella, in an uptempo, Pen­ harrassment on Sophie, an in­ gift during the taping of the It's been an extraor­ this to be a reminder that the tecostal hymn. nocent and ackward classmate. Cars-Trucks-Vans January 26 fundraiser in Nash- dinary journey for Stampley, real soldiers don't compro­ ·However, as it's said, While Braidie sympa­ ville, "An Evening for Resto- who grew up the son and mise." Lyrically, much of the from small things big things thizes with Sophie, she does • Dealer Auction-No Public ration: Music City Comes To- grandson of pastors in Baton music on "The Songbook of one day come, and Micah not defend the girl from the vi­ Select From 10,000 Cars At Wholesale Price get her for Tsunami Relief." Rouge, Louisiana. Micah" pours from the heart sang almost constantly before cious attacks. Sharing the stage "I'm more nervous and soul of Stampley's per­ audiences and congregations But when the story breaks about a teenager in a with music greats CeCe now than I've ever been," he sonal experiences. from that time on. Less Tha1z Wlzolesale! nearby city who is murdered Winans, Ricky Skaggs, admits. "I've come through He is particularly fer­ Micah's father, Rich­ by another youth, Braidie be­ Michael W. Smith and Mercy some tough times-I've been ard Stampley, was and remains vent about the troubled be­ gins to re-examine her friend's What You Need? Me, and the Oak Ridge Boys, broke, even homeless. To see havior he has witnessed a carpenter and craftsman of antics. Could the same story Get In Where You Fit In ... Stampley delivered a perfor- me now, my parents are blown among some of his fellow fine furniture and cabinetry, replay in their town? mance that had the audience away. I'm blown away." church musicians and minis­ who also was called into the Could their friend be­ buzzing and was widely ex- Stampley and his ters of music. ministry in the mid-'80s, while come a killer? And if Braidie cerpted on local newscasts the wife, Heidi, wrote all but three "It's so important for his mother, Delmarie, worked just stands by and lets it hap­ following day. of the 10 songs on "The musicians to live a lifestyle of full-time making a home for, pen, will she be guilty too? 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Stampley stays grounded straight for the heart and guts" (Martin Morrow, The Calgary Stampley was born through his continued work at Straight), "a must-see for teens in Los Angeles, California, but St. Agnes Baptist Church in or anyone living or working was raised in Baton Rouge, Houston, where he's assistant with them" (Ann Dusterbeck, Louisiana, where his family minister of music; his devotion Boys & Girls Club Community had moved when he was still to family, the Stampley's have Services, and "one of those an infant. five children; and his music. shows you can't seem to shake Having come into "My wife and I from your conscience. the world with a God-given started writing these songs Wl..ado you do ...... ,.... beet "The Shape of a Girl" gift for singing, he joined his long before I ever had a record­ fdend ..... 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It's time for fans to they are not also in their final year in the Major Indoor Soccer League. A 7-3 win support their home team with banners and signs and make some noise for the over the rival Baltimore Blast Friday was followed the next day by a 5-2 loss to the Cavaliers! The wine and gold will say "thank you" to their fans for making the Milwaukee Wave, leaving them in the same position they began the weekend. Owner 2004-2005 season so memorable on Fan Appreciation Night, Tuesday April 19th Richard Dietrich had earlier in the week announced that be is looking for a buyer for when the Cavaliers take on the Boston Celtics at 7:00 p.m. The support and the team. The fan base has somewhat stagnated, as the team has been unable to enthusiasm from fans is unrivaled and so is the Cavaliers appreciation. Over increase attendance, and Dietrich thinks he won't be able to tum things around. The Golden Gloves Tournament will be held on Thursday, April $250,000 worth of prizes will be given away all night long to fans in attendance The retirement of popular Hector Marino has contributed to the loss of status of the 7; Friday, April 8; and Saturday, April 9, at the Metro Plex, 18909 South including the Cavaliers players giving fans the "shirts off their backs" and the team among the sports dollar spenders in Cleveland, as has the increase of the Cavs, Miles Road. Boxing competition starts each night at 7:00 p.m. and for "shoes off their feet" immediately following the game. Tickets are $60, $47, $45, whose season coincides, due to the star power of LeBron James. ticket information (216) 662-7445. $43, $35, $20 and SIO.text Bey brothers to make pro-boxing debut During a press conference Olympic Champion. held recently at Hard Rock Cafe, it Cortez Bey, a year younger, was announced that the Bey Broth­ was 2002 US Jr. Olympic Champion. ers, Mickey Bey, Jr. and Cortez, na­ History was made, however, tives of Cleveland and possessors at the fmals of the 2003 National PAL of dominant amateur boxing careers, Championships. will make their professional debuts Throughout their amateur ca­ on April 29, at the Wolstein Center reer, Cortez always boxed at one at Cleveland State University. weight limit below Mickey, but he Roy Jones, Jr.'s Square could no longer game the weight and Ring, lnc. will promote the evening in this tournament he boxed in the 125- of boxing. pound weight clas, where Mickey was In the main event, former ranked No. 1 nationally. champion Raul Frank will battle Cortez fought and beat four Fernando Hernandez for the vacant of the top five rated US amateurs to USBA Jr. Middleweight title. get to the finals, including the 2003 The Beys attend a press conference at Hard Rock Cafe to announce Also featured on the card National Champion. their professional boxing debut. Photo (L tor) Mickey Bey. Jr., Cortez Bey and will be local favorite and Women's Mickey won his half of the Bey, Sr. World Champion Vonda Ward. bracket, making it the first time in the The Bey brothers had history of the P.A.L. Championships Mickey, Jr. thus won the 132-pounds in a last ditch effort to dominated amateur careers winning that brothers would be matched in the championship by walkover, and make the Olympic Team himself, but championships at all levels. championship bout. They would never followed that up by winning the was denied one opportunity due to The twenty-one year old fight though, as Cortez followed Olympic Trials and Olympic box­ late entrance and another due to ill- Mickey Bey, Jr. is two-time National through on a pact he made with Mickey offs to be named to the 2004 US ness. PAL Champion, 2002 National going in, "If I make he finals against Olympic Team. Raul Frank (26-4-1, 13 KOs) Golden Gloves and two-time US Jr. Mickey, I will pull out." Cortez then moved up to hails from Guyana and currently Cavs get down and dirty with win over Mavericks ByKARLBRYANT thinking a game of "Beat My Longest halftime. from Finley, who was promptly "T­ Toss" had broken out, took off his Michael Finley then hit ed up" and immediately restrained When it came to trading headband and flung it into the crowd. a 3-pointer to give Dallas the lead. by teammates, so that he wouldn't fights out of Brooklyn, NY. US Women's National Basketball tough hits with the Dallas Maver­ Gooden, who in fact was also About seconds later, also be ejected. Frank, a former USBA cham­ Team and played for the Colorado icks, one of the premier teams in the upset wiht the call, was ejected as well. with the Mavs having a foul to LeBron hit all4 Ffs to give pion has lost only once (Vernon Xplosion of the American Basket­ league, the Cleveland Cavaliers It's a good thing cooler heads give (unless you've already put the Cavs a 60-59led at the end of3. Forrest Ll2) in his past 15 bouts dat­ ball League. showed they can do the dirty work prevailed and other teammates didn't the other team into the shooting With emotions in over­ ing to 1995. After retiring from basket­ and come away with a win, too. start throwing pieces of uniforms into bonus, you get a first "free" foul drive, the 4th Quarter opened with The International Boxing ball, Vonda was found in a gym hit­ The win was sorely the stands, or else E-Bay would have in the last 2 minutes of each quar­ the teams trading forceful hits and Federation currently ranks him No. ting the heavybag by a local box­ needed, given their recent slide to been hosting a Cavaliers' game-worn ter), he was whistled for a foul on hard fouls under the basket, but it ll in the junior middleweight weight ing trainer. Her tools soon became the bottom end of the playoff seed­ sports paraphernalia blow-out sale. LeBron James, who was in the was the Mavericks who folded un­ class. refined and she became World ing. Speaking of blow-outs, process of hurling the ball at the der the pressure - the Cavaliers "Fearless" Fernando Heavyweight Champion as a pro­ The hardest-hitting se­ that's what the Cavs did to the Mavs basket from just around the half­ scoring 40 points, a season high for Hernandez (17-6-2, 7 KOs) fights out fessional boxer. quence of the punishing game came in the final stanza. court line, knowing he was going a period. of Windy City Gym in Chicago. Roy Jones, Jr., whose stel­ at the beginning of the 4th Quarter, But first, getting back to the to be fouled. LeBron led the way with He is a former kick boxer lar amateur career culminated with but it's the final minute of the 3rd final ludicrous minute ofthe 3rd Quar- Amid the din of the 13, Zydrunas Ilgauskas knocked in turned Golden Champion and began being named 1988 Olympics Most Quarter that will go down in absur­ ter, Dallas' Jerry Stackhouse hit the 2 crowd, which was still howling 1O,and lra Newble, taking some of his professional career with 12 Outstanding Boxer, won -the Silver dity. Technical Foul Shots and the 2 Ffs over the ejections, the ref called it the heat off of LeBron on the (ast straight wins. After taking a few last Medal at the 1988 games after be­ Tractor Traylor made what for the original fould, to tie the game a foul in the act of shooting and break, put in 8. minute fights in Europe and coming ing robbed of Gold, and burst onto looked like a clean block, even ap­ at 56 that the Cavs had once led by 17 awarded LeBron 3 free throws, Fan favorite, Brazilian up on the short end, Fernando is back the pro scene in 1989 at age 20. on track and has the opportunity to parently to the TV announcers, but at the end of the lst Quarter, and 12 at which brought an angry reaction Anderson Verajao, who scored 7 The self-managed and become a champion. was called for a foul. Traylor started points in the 4th, later said, "It was self-promoted Jones would go on Black College AU-Star Game returns to Gund In addition to his boxing ca­ to become world champion in four arguing vehemently and took off his much hard hitting going on. The The Ohio Classic returns to that will include a celebrity bas­ reer, Hernandez trains well-known ce­ weight classes and become the ftrst wristband and threw it into the fans were a very great help." Gund Arena to present the second ketball game and concerts by na­ lebrities and travels with them as a former middleweight champion stands, which got him promptly The Maverickss Dirk annual inaugural Black College All­ tionally renowned recording art­ body guard. towin the heavyweight crown in ejected. (some wags says "Dirt") ~owitzki, Star Game. The All-Star game will be ists. · Vonda Ward (19-1, 16 KOs) over 100 years. Drew Gooden, apparently who scored 21, meanwhile lamented, part of a basketball quadruple header Actress/comedian and from Northfield, Ohio is a former He will now use his un­ "We were outrebounded by 30. Cleveland native, Kym Whitley standout high school athlete, NCAA precedented credentials to guide will host this year's super-star That's unbelievable." basketball star, member of the 1993 future world champions. competition. Cleveland high school girls and boys all-star bas­ ketball games and a cheerleading competition will tip off the day's Boxing Nostalgia festivities. By JIM AMATO Hard court action starts at 1:00 p.m. with the North Coast Girls' High School All-Star Game followed by the North Coast Boys' High School All-Star Game Rodrigo Valdez was a bad middleweight at2:45 p.m. With all the recent hoopla Rodrigo moved into the big time by a very close decision to retain his The Celebrity All-Star surrounding the respect for Ber­ stopping the rugged Bobby Cassidy title. After two wars with Rodrigo game begins at 4:30 p.m. nard Hopkins and his addition to in seven. The Black College All­ and the effects of Father Time, the legacy of great Philly fighters, In 1972 he scored a big win Star Game starts at 6:30p.m. when Carlos decided to retire. the Historically Black College All­ the great city of Philadelphia has over clever Carlos Marks. In 1973 Again Valdez was Stars take on the Ohio College All­ produced an array of world-class Rodrigo outscored the always-tough matched with the aging but still Stars. For more information log middleweights over the years. Jose Gonzalez. Later in the year Valdez potent Briscoe for the vacant title. onto www.GundArena.com. Hopkins has brought took on the dangerous Bennie Once again Rodrigo Tickets are $50, $35, $24 great pride to the long line of Philly Briscoe. Rodrigo won an upset 12 would prove to be Bennie's mas­ ''Face it, Helen, my love for you is bigger than both of us!" amd VIP Packages available. middleweights who came before round verdict and entered the elite of ter by taking a hard earned points him: Tough guys like Stanley "Kit­ the middleweight division. call and the championship. ten" Hayward, Eugene "Cyclone" In 1974 the W.B.C. decided It has been said over the Hart, Bobby "Boogaloo" Watts, to no longer recognize Monzon as years that a fighter can get old Willie "The Worm" Monroe and the middleweight titleholder. overnight, even the great ones. possibly the toughest of them all, Instead they paired Valdez This seemed to happen "Bad" Bennie Briscoe. and Briscoe in a match for the vacant to Valdez. Maybe after two wars When people talk of title. In a shocker Rodrigo scored a with Monzon and a trilogy with Hopkins now they compare him to one punch seventh round KO over Briscoe, the wear and tear began Stanley Ketchel, Harry Greb, the usually unstoppable Briscoe. to set in. Eventually a slick boxer Sugar Ray Robinson and his more He may not have been the from Argentina named Hugo recent contemporaries, Carlos real champion but this victory and Corro out speeded and out boxed Monzon and Marvin Hagler. how he achieved it established Rodrigo to win the title. Did someone forget a Rodrigo as Monzon's number one The rematch seven classy and fine middleweight threat. months later saw youth was again named Rodrigo Valdez? Valdez would defend his served as Corro outscored a very Valdez was a world-class version of the crown four times turn­ old looking Valdez. How can I not fighter who suffered from the ing back Gratien Tonna, Ramon have the utmost respect for "DeJesus" syndrome. That is like Mendez, Rudy Robles and Max Rodrigo Valdez? This man took the skill of Roberto Duran. Cohen. Finally on June 26, 1976 Monzon to hell and back not once So too was Rodrigo Rodrigo stepped into a ring in Monte but twice. Valdez overshadowed by Monzon. Carlo to meet the great Monzon. Briscoe was one of my ·Paul Take Duran nd Monzon In this well contested battle all time favorite fighters but Limited Engagement - Now Until April 24, 2005 out of the picture and DeJesus and Monzon proved to be just a little too Rodrigo owned him. As far as I'm Valdez might be in the Hall Of much as he on a close decision to concerned he has not received Hanna Theatre - Playhouse Square Center Fame. Born in Columbia in 1946, unify the title. Still Rodrigo's show­ the recognition that is due to him. (216) 241-6000 - playhousesquare.com Rodrigo turned pro in 1963. ing was so good that the two would Hopkins has made a be­ He racked up an impres­ meet again 13 months later. This bout liever out of me. We'll never know Group Discounts Available -Group Sales Hotline- 330-865-8445 • [email protected] sive record in his homeland and produced a classic between the two if he could have defeated Greb, And the greatest gift of all is love •.• In this powerful musical event, the message of love, understanding, then invaded the US in 1969. best middleweights in the world at Zale or Monzon. I'll say this, win humility and forgiveness is shared as we walk with Paul on an incredible journey of personal transformation. Tender ballads and soaring Gospel music combine with tunes innuenced by jazz, blues and pop to produce an In 1970 he dropped deci­ that time. or lose he would have had his undeniably uplifting experience for audiences of all ages and faiths. A powerful message. Amazing songs. An sions to fringe contenders Pete "King" Carlos picked him­ hands full with a boxer nall'ed incredible band. Don't miss Paul, A Musical Journey. Get your ticket today. Toro and Ralph Palladin. In 1971 self off the floor nd rallied to pull out Rodrigo Valdez. Page 10 Thesday, March 29,2005 • Friday,April1, 2005 (~~~M~EN~U~T~IP~S~~> 'EAST SJDEJuil~NEWS Turkey vegetable helps with leftovers (NAPS)-A post-holi­ 1 large onion, diced day dish may be the best rea­ 3 1/2 cups turkey or chicken son to cook a turkey this sea- broth son. 2 cups diced cooked turkey Turkey Vegetable 1 15-ounce can cream-style On The Town Soup makes a hearty meal the com 1/4 cup fresh chopped pars­ MOVIES* MUSIC* THEATER* DANCE* RESTAURANTS* NIGHT LIFE whole family will love. 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Community College, JazzFest Marsalis Jarreau Geri Allen, at East high heat. Running from April serves the region through a va­ continues its commitment to the most exciting and critically Cleveland Public Library, on 1 tablespoon vegetable oil Add pasta; cover. 14-24, the JazzFest will heat riety of free programs on cam­ present local and national tal­ acclaimed performers of our April18; at 7:30p.m.; admis­ 3 large celery stalks, diced Simmer 10 to 15 minutes, stir­ up Cleveland with a dizzying pus and in neighborhood cen­ ents, commission new jazz time, with five Grammy sion free. 2 large carrots, peeled and ring occasionally. array of legendary talents, ters, public schools and librar- works and foster emerging art- Awards, scores of interna­ One of many highly diced Makes 4 servings. incluidng Wyton Marsalis, ies. ists. tional music awards and popu­ lauded jazz pianists to emerge Unless otherwise AI Jarreau, Sergio Mendez, Celebrating America's lar accolades worldwide. from Detroit's fertile music Apostle Paul's life story Charles Lloyd, Bobby great musical heritage, the Tri­ noted, Tickets are available at One of the rare art­ scene, Geri Allen is a graduate Paul, with words and 8445 or Sanabria and the Heath C JazzFest entertains music lov­ www.tickets.com or by phone ists versatile enough to win of the venerable Cass music by Akron's Charles [email protected]. ers from all walks of life, pre­ at 216-241-6000; toll free 1-800- Grammys in jazz pop and R&B, Brothers, among other lumi- Technicial High School, where Myricks Jr., will run for a lim­ Myrick's musical is serves the art for of jazz and 766-6048. For detailed festival he even did a three-month naries. she studied under trumpeter ited engagement at the Hanna bas¢ on the life of the Apostle The Tri-C JazzFest helps develop the next genera­ information, visit stint on Broadway playing the Marcus Belgrave. Theatre at Playhouse Square Paul, widely recognized as one is a year-round jazz present­ tion of jazz musicians in North­ www.tricjazzfest.com or call role of Teen Angel in the hit Wynton Marsalis, at Center now until the 24th. The of the founders of Christian­ ing and educational organi­ east Ohio and beyond. 216-987-4400. musical Grease! Allen Theatre, on April 20, at show will tour nationally in ity. zation that culminates in a A premier champion The 2005 Line-up: In 2001 Jarreau was 200). The story is based 8:00p.m.; Tickets are $50 I $40 two-week jazz festival every of jazz in the region, JazzFest Jazz Meets Hip Hop - Part 3, awarded a star on the "Holly­ Tickets are on sale on Paul's lifelong personal /$25. Beachland Ballroom, April14; wood Walk of Fame," com­ now at the Playhouse Square transformation from murderer 8:30p.m.; Tickets are $15. memorating his status as one Upon his arrival on Center Ticket Office, by phone to martyr, culminating with his Now in its third in­ of the greatest singers of his the jazz scene in 1980 t the age at 216-241-6000or online t conversion on the road to vChris' Cinema Trivia&" stallment, the ongoing series generation. of 19, critics were already hail­ playhousesquare.com Damacus. "Jazz Meets Hip Hop" kicks off His latest album for ing Marsalis as the "symbol Ticketsare$27.50. A "Paul's story is so Movie Match Up at the Beachland Ballroom on GRP Records, "Accentuate for the new decade" and the $5 per ticket discount is avail­ powerful, and its messages are Thursday, Aprill4 at 8:30p.m. standard-bearer for his gen­ able for groups (10 or more) no less important today than BY CHRIS APPLING the Positive," reunites him Directed again this year by with legendary producer eration. and during preview perfor­ they were 2000 years ago. drummer/percussionist Bill Tommy LiPuma for the first The son of a gifited mances March 11 - April 1. Maybe more so." Myricks TRIVIA· (Science-Fiction) Ransom, who has worked with time since their magical work musician and named after pia­ Group sales hotline at 330-865- said. Najee, Patrice Rushen and together on"Glow" ( 1976) and nist Wynton Kelly, Marsalis l. In the movie ings) who assists a special, Gerald Levert, the show fea­ their Gramrny-winning live al­ received a full scholarship to Miller's Store & Deli Ghost ( 1990), who is the government task force track tures jazz and hip hop artists bum "Look to the Rainbow" Juilliard then did a stretch with Oscar-winning, African­ down an escaped, extraterres­ mixing it up. (1977). Art Blakey's legendary Jazz 12102 Larchmere Boulevard * Cleveland, Ohio American actress who trial that looks like a blonde, An Evening With AI Bobby Caldwell and Messengers, a veritable well­ (Across From Old Drug World) starred as a psychic, scam­ super-model? Jarreau, Allen Theatre, April Down to the Bone, Allen The­ spring ofjazz icons. Breakfast Served Daily artist who actually becomes 4. 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