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PLEASANT, LEE & AVALON, HARVARD- LEE, MILES- UNION, UNIVERSITY May 7, 2002 CIRCLE AREA, WARRENSVILLE HEIGHTS, VILLAGE OF See Page 7 See Page 8 FREE HIGHLAND HILLS AND CITY OF EAST CLEVELAND READ ON- WRITE ON Tuesday, April9, 2002 -Friday, April12, 2002 "COVERING THE NEWS TODAY FORA BETTER TOMORROW" BADC wins Jim Rouse award Buckeye Area De­ Kelly Cartales, The Enter­ nizatioQ develops affordable velopment Corp. recently prise Foundation's senior housing that furthers the was honored with the Jim vice president for programs, mission Jim Rouse set for Rouse Vision for Affordable noted that the Cleveland The Enterprise Foundation 20 Housing Award by The En­ New Homes are affordable years ago - "To see that all terprise Foundation. to families earning less than low-income people have the The community 42 percent of area median opportunity for fit and af­ group, was recognized for its income, and that 13 of the fordable housing, and to Cleveland New Homes devel­ 65 homes are fully wheel­ move up and out of poverty opment, the third phase of a chair accessible for people into the mainstream of comprehensive revitalization with disabilities. American life." project in the Buckeye­ "This is an all­ Jim Rouse spent his Woodland Hills neighbor­ around excellent project that adult life working with the hood. provides quality, affordable American city - its problems The project is com­ housing and services," and its opportunities - both prised of 65 affordable Cartales said. "We are proud as a developer and as a mem­ 6 J - Students who are members ofthe Warrensville Middle homes, including 45 new to present the 2002 award ber of various public interest Members of Warrensville Middle School's Chess Team School Chess Team sharpen their skills at a practice session. single-family houses, 10 to Buckeye Area Develop­ organizations. practice on their skills as Coach Steven Payten observes. Photo 1 Photo I to r: Cedric Haggins, Kellie Ross, 1iana Maddox, Kim­ renovated single-family ment Corporation for carry­ On September 29, tor: Payten, Tajiana Ross and Leland Atward berly Hunter and Dorian Merriman Boddy houses and 10 rental apart­ ing on the vision of Jim 1995, President Clinton pre­ ments in the Cermak Build­ Rouse." sented him with the Presiden­ ing, an historic neighbor­ Each year, Enter­ tial Medal of Freedom, the Warrensville Middle School wins chess tourney hood landmark. prise recognizes a Cleveland nation's highest civilian BADC, which has organization with the award. honor, to recognize his hu­ The Warrensville consists of 72 members with coaching chess for three used logical thinking and I ex­ served the neighborhood for The winning orga- manitarian service. Middle School girls chess 42 girls on the team. Usually years. Two years at pected them to win." 25 years, is a community de­ team recently won the state­ chess is dominated by older Randallwood Elementary Pamela Gehring, velopment corporation pro­ Pamela O'Bannon campaigns for wide Unicorn Classic All Girls male players. The winners School and one year at the who is a teacher at the middle viding affordable rental Chess Tournament sponsored from Warrensville Middle middle school. school and assists Payton seat on Common Pleas Court housing development, by the Columbus School for School consisted of Ashley The students on the with the chess team, feels that Pamela Ann homeownership assistance Girls. Cloud, 13, AlainaPowell, 12, chess team were surprised Payton has developed the O'Bannon, 38, has filed as a and home repair, as well as More than 100 girls Lelett Houston, 13, and with their win, but Payton ex­ students educationally. candidate for judge for a seat some market-rate housing from Ohio competed in the Nefertitti Hakim, 13. pected the students to win. "He uses chess to on Common Pleas Court in development. tournament held in Columbus. Payton has been "The students were teach problem solving. It is Cuyahoga County. The Jim Rouse The chess club at teaching in Warrensville for surprised, but I was not sur­ more than a game, it is a cur­ O'Bannon, who is Warrensville Middle School four years. He has also been prised," Payton said. "They riculum," Gehring said. Award was conferred at an the magistrate for the Village April 23 luncheon to cel­ ofNorth Randall, has a wealth ebrate more than $100 mil­ ofexperience and knowledge Teachers' strike continues lion invested in Cleveland af­ for the position. By GEORGE GOLDMAN with federal mediator Tom fordable housing by partners The primary election Connelly and making very little of The Enterprise Founda­ will be held on Tuesday, May East Cleveland headway to end the strike. tion and The Enterprise So­ 7 and O'Bannon will face John teachers continue their strike The attendance for cial Investment Corporation P. O'Donnell. with the school board for a students in the district have (ESIC). O'Bannon's interest University. She received her second week after striking on dropped off to about 60 per­ Mayor Jane Camp­ to become a judge was in­ law degree from Case Western April 15, over a pay increase. cent since the strike. bell proclaimed April23 "The spired while in the fourth Reserve University School of T.he teachers' union, The district has Enterprise Foundation and grade during career day when Law. which consists of 461 mem­ 5,880 students. ESIC Day" in Cleveland to she had the opportunity to She is married to bers of the East Cleveland Gwendolyn Miller, 'honor Enterprise's national meet former Judge Sarah J. Michael, who is a police officer. Education Association, who has seven kids in the 20th Anniversary and to Hopper. They have three sons. which represents teachers, school system, feels that the mark the $100 million Born in Cleveland, Since O'Bannon was guidance counselors, social teachers need to return to achievement. During the O'Bannon is the eleventh of admitted to the bar to practice workers, librarians and psy­ worlt. past decade, the $100 million eleven children. She is a law in 1990 she has volun­ chologists, went on strike af­ "I think that it is ri­ investment has helped more graduate of Andrews School teered her legal services on ter failing to reach an agree­ diculous," Miller said. "They than 20 nonprofit, neighbor­ for Girls and she has a degree many community boards. ment with the administration. need to get the teachers back hood housing organizations The union asked for here. There are other issues build 1,800 affordable homes Input needed for energy policy East Cleveland striking teachers man the picket lines for a 6 percent raise in each three that need to be addressed. the strike at Prospect Elementary School on Stanwood Avenue in and apartments in the city. State Representative parties in order to ensure that East Cleveland. years compared to the The subs are not qualified, " The Enterprise Michael DeBose (D-Cleve­ our recommendations for a administration's offer of2 per­ Miller said. Foundation has provided $6 land) is asking for ideas and statewide energy policy are cent. Another parent in the million in grants to Cleveland information from organiza­ thorough and sensible," Rep. Politics 2002 Elvin Jones, who is district said that since the community-based organiza­ tions interested in the devel­ DeBose said. "I would like for East Cleveland's Superinten­ strike, there has been total dis­ tions and $8 million in low­ opment ofa statewide energy everyone in the 12th House Misdirected anger in the Arab world dent, argues that the district ruption in the system. interest, pre-development policy. District who has a stake in the does not have the money to Sheryl Colvin, who By HOWARD TAUB Only last month loans to support this real es­ The House commit­ development of a statewide give the raises. has three kids in the system, tate development. tees of Public Utilities and energy policy to contact my did the Crown Prince of The issue that is an­ said that students in Mayfair It is no surprise Saudi Arabia publicly call for The investors have Energy and Environment will office and let me know their gering the teachers and par­ Elementary School were walk­ that most ofthe Arab world a comprehensive peace in included: Bank One, Charter hold joint sessions through­ concerns, issues, and ideas." ents in the district is that the ing out randomly. is upset and angry at Israel the Middle East for the first One Bank, Fannie Mae, Fifth out the spring and summer to Please contact Rep. custodians received an in­ in particular, and the United time in history, and offer to "There was a total Third Bank, Firstar, hear public testimony on en­ DeBose's office as soon as States, in general. recognize the State oflsrael. crease. disruptive atmosphere as to FirstMerit, Huntington Bank, ergy issues. The goal is to possible with your comments: Since the strike the having the regular teachers at A recent Zogby For the past 52 Key Bank USA & Key Com­ develop recommendations for State Representative Michael poll shows widespread years the Arab world has two sides have been meeting the school," Colvin said. munity Development Corp., a statewide energy policy. DeBose, 77 South High Street, anti-American feelings fought the very exisence of and National City Commu­ "We would like to -Columbus, Ohio 43215-6108, throughout the entire Mus­ the State of Israel. The Tri-C increases tuition nity Development Corp. gather as much information as 614-466-1408, lim world. Democratic and free nation The board of trust­ crease of $8.50 from the cur­ Award presenter possible from all interested rep [email protected]. Israel and the was a direct threat to the ees of Cuyahoga Community rent$169.65. United States share all very way of life that existed College recently approved an The additional $1.25 Democratic ideals and be­ in the Arab world. increase in tuition and general technology fee per credit hour Gasoline prices drop a nickel liefs. The Crown Prince fees and, for the ftrSt time, will also be applied to out-of­ Our freedoms of realizes that the day will soon granted approval to include a county and out-of-state resi­ Prices for Northeast a plateau in the last week. ment over the weekend has speech, press and religion come when hate oflsrael and small technology fee in tuition dents. Ohio motorists dropped a Ohio's statewide av­ erased most of the price de­ allow everyone to express the United States will no charges. nickel at the gasoline pumps erage of$1.33 is 3 cents less cline, however. himself or herself in any longer be enough to mask "Budget cuts last to an average of$1.36 for self­ than the Northeast Ohio aver- What this means to way they choose. Students at Tri-C year by the State of Ohio in the many internal problems serve, according to today's age. the future of energy produc- If our elected that exist inside the Muslim who are residents of Cuya­ funding for higher education­ AAA Ohio Motorists Asso­ With the start of the tion in Venezuela is still un- government officials per­ world. hoga County currently pay combined with declining tax ciation Fuel Gauge Survey. summer driving season ap­ certain. form poorly, they are The Saudi ruling $61.95 per credit hour. revenue and another antici­ quickly thrown out of of­ family understands that the Effective this fall, the pated state budget shortfall Last week's survey proaching and demand for Tension in the fice. danger exists when the an­ per credit hour charge will be this year- make this increase, reported average prices at gasoline rising, AAA expects Middle East also has been a In Middle Eastern gry mobs in the streets $65.05, an increase of5%. and the institution of a tech­ $1.41 pergallon. that gasoline prices will in­ factor in higher crude oil pric­ countries the ruling fami­ could tum their wrath to­ Full time (12 credit nology fee necessary," said Area motorists are crease over the next several ing for a number ofweeks. lies act like the Kings that wards the rulers in power. hours) tuition and the general Cuyahoga Commwlity College paying 30 cents less for self­ weeks. The good news is ruled during Medieval The time is quickly fee for in county students will President Dr. Jerry Sue serve gasoline than last year News ofVenezuelan the market is unlikely to push times. approaching when the mil­ be $1,561 annually. In addi­ Thornton. "We've been called when the average pump leader Hugo Chavez's resigna­ oil prices much higher as a In most countries lions of poor, disenfran­ tion, there will be a $1.25 tech­ on to provide expanded ser­ prices were $1.66. tion pushed crude oil and result ofthis situation, unless women are not allowed to chised, and left behind citi­ nology fee per credit hour. vices to more students as in­ Today's price is also wholesale gasoline prices a specific military or eco­ work, vote, or drive a car. zens in these countries will Even with these in­ dicated by our recently an­ a nickel below the nationwide down toward the end of last nomic activity occurs that The wealth ofthe demand greater freedoms creases, Tri-C's tuition re­ nounced 10% enrollment average of $1.41 per gallon, week. actually limits the flow of Kingdoms is tightly con­ and economic reforms. mains the lowest in northeast growth this spring and need which seems to have reached Chavez's reinstate~ oil. trolled by the ruling family. Although they are Ohio, and one ofthe lowest in to increase fees to do this." Saudi Arabia officially illegal in Saudi the state. Charging a technol­ AAA Fuel Gauge Gasoline Price Survey funds and exports a viru­ Arabia, many satellite dishes Out-of-county resi­ ogy fee has been a fact of life lent strain oflslam to many have educated people about dents will now pay $86.35-per at most other colleges for Northeast Ohio Average for Self-Service Gasoline of the religious schools in life in the west. credit hour, an increase of many years to help defray the Regular Mid-Grade Premiwn the Middle East that History shows that $4.10 from the current $82.25. Today (4-18-02) $1.36 $1.46 $1.56 openly teach hate and con­ exploding cost of providing the ideals of freedom and Last Week (4-11-02) $1.41 $1.51 $1.61 tempt for the West and the self- governance are difficult The new tuition for state-of-the-art computers and Last Year (4-20.01) $1.76 $1.86 United States. to stop. out-of-state residents will be associated equipment and soft­ $1.66 $178.15 per credit hour, an in- ware. Pagel EAST SIDE DAILY NEWS 'IInsday, April 9, 2002-Friday, April12, 2002

II Dr. 0 'dell Owens to head non-profit agency New health care plan starts in Cuyahoga People's Health Plan initiatives focusing on prena- the c itizens of Cuyahoga Dr. O'dell Owens, adults who work with children ner-city students to raise of Ohio recently announced tal care. County healthy. M.D., the internationally combine research-based in­ achievement and graduation that it has become Ohio's new- The component of "Like our name says, known fertility specialist and structional design with high­ rates. est Medicaid managed care community health has been a our focus is on the people re­ education activist, has been quality video production, deliv­ He serves on the plan, contracted with the Ohio cornerstone of all of his sue- ceiving the care," says Brooks. named President and Chief ering training via satellite tele­ boards of trustees for the Na­ Department ofJob and Family cessful programs. Brooks "If a member of our plan is Executive Officer of. RISE vision, the internet and blended tional Underground Railroad Services to cover a portion of serves as President and CEO having transportation issues, Learning Solutions. internet-video technologies. Freedom Center, the Cincin­ the families in Cuyahoga of Peoples Health. we'll help to arrange for a ride. Dr. Owens, formerly "From the White nati/Northern Kentucky Inter­ County. Peoples Health be- "We are committed If a mother in our plan has a Senior Medical Director for House to the Ohio Statehouse, national Airport, the Cincinnati came fully operational in April. to improving the quality of health issue that she is uncom­ United HealthGroup, replaces national leaders are committing Institute of Fine Arts, the The company is cur- healthcare for the Medicaid fortable telling people about in Debra S. Pinger at the helm new energy and resources to United Way Foundation and rently pursuing expansion community in Ohio," said person, we have registered ofRISE, the Cincinnati-based improving early childhood edu­ Firstar (Star Bank). He is the plans into additional counties, Brooks, "We are building a nurses and counselors who can non-profit that delivers cut­ cation and literacy outcomes formerchairmanofthe Univer­ including Stark, Summit, strong provider network, and begin to discuss it with her on ting-edge distance education for our nation's children," said sity of Cincinnati Board of Mahoning and Trumbull. a team with a proven track the phone- where education nationwide for the enrichment Pinger. "There could be no tablished an in-vitro fertiliza­ Trustees and the Cincinnati Based in Canton, record. We have the strategic can begin-or we can sched­ ofchildren, youth and families. more exciting time for a per­ tion program and achieved Board of Health. Peoples Health will be headed model, resources and tools re- ule a more appropriate ap­ Pinger, who co­ son of Dr. Owens' vision and Cincinnati's first successful "I fully expect 0 'dell by Harris Brooks, a noted spe- quired for long-term success." pointment." founded RISE Learning Solu­ history ofservice to lead RISE. conception and delivery. to take over where Deb leaves cialistinmanagedhealthcare. Peoples Health is lnadditiontoitsgen- tions and created its unique It's a huge coup for us." In November 1988, off, and take RISE to even Brooks previously currently building a provider era! and specialized healthcare professional-development Dr. Owen, M.D., 54, Dr. Owens announced greater heights," said James S. served as President & CEO of network that will allow most services, Peoples Health will model for adults who work is a native ofCincinnati's West Cincinnati's first pregnancy Wachs, Chairman ofthe RISE CIGNA's Pennsylvannia, New families and individuals to provide benefits beyond those with children, recently. End, and a graduate of Wood­ from a frozen embryo. board of trustees and Partner Jersey and Delaware plans, continue their relationships benefits covered by Medicaid, "There's a difference ward High School. From 1986-1998, he at Frost Brown Todd LLC. which represented more than with their current doctors, including a 24-hour Nurseline. between your vocation and He earned a B.A. was a solo practitioner in re­ "As chairman of the 500,000 members. clinics and hospitals, assuring .Peoples Health is your avocation," said Dr. from Antioch College and his productive endocrinology and board ofRISE and having lived He also served in se- continuity of care. also unveiling a number of Owens, who joined United M.D. from Yale University infertility, then served as Se­ through its startup years, I nior positions for Healthcare Through its member- maternal and child assistance HealthGroup in 1999. Medical School. He also holds nior Vice President of found it easier to sleep at night Management Alternatives focused philosophy, Peoples programs. "Education has al­ a master's in public health from Women's Health Services for knowing Deb Pinger was in (HMA), now AmeriChoice, a Health will work in partner- Through partner­ ways has made-and will make Yale. the Franciscan Health System charge. She very ably led RISE pilot program started in ship with the providercommu- ships with local clinics, hospi­ - on our nation's children. Dr. Owens taught at ofthe Ohio Valley Inc., before from its infancy to its current Pennsylvannia, that has be- nity to assist the providers' op- tals, and social organizations, This is an opportunity for me Harvard Medical School be- joining United HealthGroup. position as an agency of na­ comeamodelforsimilarman- erations that focus on a Peoples Health will work to to follow my passion." fore returning to Cincinnati in Dr. Owens also tional prominence. She has aged Medicaid programs patient's health. educate members about health RISE Learning So­ 1982, to establish the first di­ serves as President of the earned our gratitude and re­ across the country. By doing so, the plan issues in Cuyahoga County. lutions' primary expertise is in vision ofreproductive endocri­ Board ofTrustees ofTrustees spect." As a member of the will ensure that members re- Initial plans include raising the quality of early nology at the University ofCin­ ofProject GRAD (Graduation "As a physician, I National Office of Volunteers ceive the most thorough care Maternal Child, Pediatric and childhood education and lit- cinnati Medical Center. Ri:ally Achieves Dreams) Cin­ deal in dis-ease- in helping for the March of Dimes, and that providers receive the other adult health concerns in eracy education. In his four years at the cinnati, a national school-re­ people overcome unease," Dr. Brooks supported a number of tools necessary to help keep the county. RISE programs for medical school, Dr. Owens es- form effort that works with in- Owens said. 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Tuesday, Apri19, 2002-Friday, April12, 2002 EASTSIDE DAILY NEWS Page3 Redecorating your bedroom Renovated building on Ohio City tour Last winter decora­ start." Clevelanders who store, a landmark in Cleveland's These include: tors and home owners went in In fact, according to grew up shopping at some of historic Ohio City neighbor­ A quintessential search of leather trunks and a recent survey conducted by the city's grand retail estab­ hood. Franklin Boulevard mid-Victo­ suitcases, dark wooden bas­ Opinion Research corpora­ lishments may remember the Although Fries & rian mansion built in 1872 by kets, velvet throw blankets and tion, 45% ofwomen surveyed Fries & Schuele department Schuele ceased operations in the then-mayor of Cleveland linens in shades of brown. plan to redecorate when the 1970s, the building that that has been dramatically re­ burgundy and bronze. "Spring cleaning" this year. ••••••• once housed men's and stored to its original glory. This spring and sum­ Of these women, •• • women's fashions has been re­ An 1870-era brick •• Kid's Corner:• mer, savvy shoppers will head 21% would like o give their • • born as upscale apartments. storefront building that's been to their local Marshalls store, winter bedroom a face-lift. •• • Three of these apart­ reborn as a single-fiunily home. where they will find luxurious So, where do you ••••••• ments, as well as 13 other his­ A prototypical Ohio linens and bed accessories, start and how do you do it on toric homes in the neighbor­ City "stick style" frame house plush pillows, lightweight a budget? hood, including a grand Victo­ that has been lovingly re­ throw blankets, functional The experts at This is an example ofa bedroom that was redecorated rian mansion that was featured freshed and updated by its with items purchased from Marshalls to make the room more at­ wicker pieces, distinctive art Marshalls offer the following on a recent episode ofHGTV's new owner. tractive. work and decorative candles decorating trend highlights "Room by Room" show, are A home in which and lamps in a variety of tex­ and tips: add some color, while keeping ing and storing extra linens, among the attractions of the contemporary spaces and res­ tures, patterns and colors to Linens. As the larg­ you warm on cool evenings. blankets and accessories. annual Evening in Ohio City on toration techniques blend to transform their winter bed­ est piece of furniture in the Art Work and Nomatterwhere you May 18, and the Ohio City create a relaxing ambiance. room into a spring sanctuary. bedroom the bed tends to be Frames. Artwork and picture place them in the room, they HomeTouronMay 19. A grand late-1880s Not only will you find the focal point. frames give a room an inti­ serve as both functional and The weekend kicks off house, currently being reno­ current season, fashion for­ To give a bedroom a mate, lived-in feel. decorative pieces. on Saturday night, May 18, at vated, that features an arched ward, home merchandise from refreshed and more spacious Look for prints with Lighting. 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They are re­ Editors note: This images ofMuslim women who globe are racing to and em­ women that only until recent that were unprecedented in brother, uncle, cousin or bus- sponsible for providing food, article is one of a series. are oppressed by male domi­ bracing Islam in grave num­ years have some ofthese rights any religion or culture. band, Allah made it so that clothing, and shelter to the The twentieth and nated societies, who in the bers. been enjoined upon so called First and foremost every woman had some person women in their family. twenty-first centuries have name of religion can be sub­ Why with all the im­ "free" women. Islam gave women the right in their family responsible for In Western society been coined the information ject to being beaten, failed to ages of an oppressed way of Islam practiced in its to life. theirwell-being. today you see far too often age with Western society lead­ be educated, or even be killed life are women around the true intent continues to enjoin In times preceding Allah has set up a women struggling to support ing the race to be the biggest without just cause. world rejecting their "free" these rights and uphold the Islam it was a common prac­ social system whereby the re- themselves and their children and most advanced techno­ Western society has way of life and choosing to value and sanctity of women. tice for men to bury thei:­ logical power. urged help be given to liberate live the life of an oppressed While these rights were daughters alive at birth. 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~c':!~!.=u: onesc;.~~7~~:!.h::_~~f=:::.!c:!2:. Statutory rape or illegal sex even if you do not feel like Make a scrapbook of By DAVID L. ODUM How will she support have sex and use drugs. gree. Humor may be a smiling. cartoons. When something her new family? I do not believe the 2907.06 (Sexual Impo­ laughing matter, but it also has What thoughts and tickles your funny bone from For most of us, Should she marry the law was written this way. sition) Sexual contact with an­ a serious side. feelings do you have? the newspaper comics or the sexual behavior represents a child's father? After consulting the other, not the spouse of the In fact, the old adage, Next make a fi;own. cartoons in a magazine, clip it wonderful, if not sublime, Will the father even 200-l Ohio Criminal Code, I offender and the other person "Laughter is good medicine," What thoughts and and save it. means of expressing love for consider marriage? have discovered that the only is 13 years of age or older, bu1 is actually sound medical ad- feelings come to mind when Then revisit that another person. These are only a few codes involving sex offenses less than 16 years of age, re­ vice. you frown? scrapbook upon occasion for For others, though., of the questions to be consid­ against minors are 2907.02, gardless of the offender'~ Even though we of­ Now, put on the smile a few familiar chuckles. sexual behavior represents a ered. 2907.04 and2907.06. knowledge of this, and the of­ ten tend to dismiss humor as again and try to think a pessi­ Be on the lookout for means of demonstrating Sexually transmitted 2907.02 (Rape) En­ fender is at least 18 and four or frivolous and playful, the mistic thought - like "I will the odd twist. It might be a strength and power, rather diseases {STD) are diseases gaging in sexual conduct more years older than such medical benefits it offers are never get my work done to­ picture that strikes you as than love and tenderness. that are contracted through when the victim is under the person. too good to ignore. day." funny. To these people, sexual contact with another age of 13, regardless of The penalty is a mis­ A belly laugh works You should find it It might be a bh of who are largely of the male person. offender's knowledge of age. demeanor of the third degree. wonders for your health by hard to take that negative word play, or someone naively gender, sex is a way of self­ Any kind ofSTD will The penalty is life imprison- The testimony of the releasing endorphins, natu­ thought seriously when your saying something with mul­ ishly gratifYing themselves at negatively affect an individual's ment. victim, unsupported by other rally occurring neurohor- face is actually saying some­ tiple meanings. the expense of another's dig­ self-esteem and sexual behav­ 2907.04 (Corruption evidence, is not enough for a mones. thing much different. Keep a little note­ nity and esteem. ior. of a Minor) Being 18 or older, conviction under this section Even something as How does humor book of puns and funny say- To be sure, sexual Some SID's, such as engaging in sexual conduct I am convinced, even minor as simply changing our work? ings. imposition with a minor rep­ syphilis and AIDS (Anti-Im­ with another who is not the if a young minor willingly h~ facial expression from a frown You can think of Let them entertain resents one ofthe darker sides mune Deficiency Syndrome) offender's spouse when the sexual intercourse with an to a smile can cl:iange your your smile as a switch that ac­ you. of human nature. can kill you. offender is aware that the adult, it is still unlawful inter­ body chemistry and your in­ tivates your neurohormones If you've got a fa­ It is a crime that begs There is no cure for other is 13 years of age or course with a minor. ner thoughts. and neurotransmitters and the vorite comedy on TV, make the for reasoning, simply because AIDS. older, but less than 16 years The basic duties o1 Researchers have nerve impulses that they acti­ time to watch it and have a few this problem brings with it tre­ How are we dealing ofage or the offender is reck­ the police are to protect and found that humor offers very vate. laughs. mendous personal and psy­ with "Statutory Rape" cases in less in this regard. service. real therapeutic benefits, in­ Putting on a happy VISit your local video chological consequences. Cuyahoga County? The penalty for this But for many paren~ cluding reducing unhealthy face sends our body positive store and rent a tape of a A sexual act is con­ For what I see and the offense is a felony of the and victims of this and similar stress, decreasing anxiety, re­ messages and usually can funny movie. sidered deviant behavior and information I am getting from fourth degree. situations, the police neither ducing pain and even increas­ make you feel at least a little It can be something a crime due to the circum­ parents is that the justice sys­ Ifthe offender is less protect nor serve. ing immunity. better. current, or an old classic like stances in which it takes tem is doing nothing. than four years older than the Our elected officials Humor can be a real Knowing the ben­ Charlie Chaplin or the Marx place. The purpose of this victim, then the penalty is a need to be knowledgeable ot morale builder that helps efits, how do you bring humor Brothers. Sexual intercourse article is to demonstrate that misdemeanor of the first de- these situations. people feel more stable, more into your daily life? It's great therapy with a child is bizarre and a there exists a serious problem creative, and more hopeful. One way is to do when you're feeling blue or case of statutory rape. of statutory rape in our com­ Walk America to be held It's been shown to things that you know will pro­ sick, and ifyou can get a friend Men (and women, munity and nothing is being Thousands of where everyone will enjoy re­ improve communications and vide you with a regular dose to watch and laugh along with too) that derive sexual satis­ done about it! Cleveland residents will take freshments and relaxation. certainly can help change ofhumor. you, you'll find the experience faction through sexual con­ In Ohio, having over downtown on Saturday, Supported by the one's perspective. Read a book, article even more rewarding. tact with children are called sexual contact with a minor April 27, as they support the sponsorship ofCIGNA Health If that sounds like a or story by a writer you find Make a bulletin "pedophile." under age of 16 is a crime, ifthe March of Dimes fight to save Care, Kmart, the National Pea­ lot of benefit from something funny. Dave Barry and Erma board for your home or office Some of the serious offender is over 18 years ofage. premature babies by partici­ nut Board, KeyBank and Gian1 as simple as laughing, try this Bombeck are two nationally that you use to collect funny consequences of this crime The purpose of the pating in WalkAmerica. Eagle, Walk America has raised experiment. known names, but there are things. are: large numbers of young statutory rape law is to protect By walking and get­ more than $1 billion over the Not only will the pic­ people engaging in premari­ the young innocent minor from ting donations from sponsors, least 32 years to fund the Flea market to be held tures, sayings, signs or car­ tal sex, sexual intercourse with ..wolves, dogs and fast opera­ they will help to fund lifesav­ March of Dimes lifesaving re­ toons that you put there give older adults, large numbers of tors" who could easily impress ing research and innovative search and innovative pro­ As the flowers start Maritime Museum of unwanted pregnancies, sexu­ a young minor with fancy cars, programs that helps save ba­ grams to find ways to preven1 blooming and the grass turns Sandusky Flea Market on you a laugh, but the job of ally transmitted diseases lots of money and the drug of bies here in Cleveland and in premature birth and other prob­ green it is time to do some Sunday, May 19. looking for more funny things {STD), AIDS, plus alcohol and their choice. communities across the na­ lems that jeopardize babies' spring cleaning. To participate in the to put up there is an enjoy­ drug abuse. This law is strictly tion. The Walk route will take lives. To sign up for Walk­ So dig out some un­ ,Flea Market contact, tQe Mari­ able activity in its own right. The psychological statutory and makes no dis­ participants around down­ America, call (800) 525-WALK wanted treasures and bring tirlle Museum of Sandusky at The power ofhumor consequences of pregnancy tinction between a 14-year-old town Cleveland and end at or log on to www.marcho1 them to the second annual 41~24-0274. . and laughter is too good to pass up. for the unmarried female teen innocent virgin and a 16-year­ Tower City Amphitheater dimes.cornlwalkamerica. It can help to keep are difficult to overstate. old divorcee with three chil­ DR. G. WOJAI you healthier and feeling bet­ Just the fact that she dren. 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MASTERCARD- VISA- AMERICAN EXPRESS Page6 EAST SIDEDAaYNEWS Tuesday, April9, 2002 - Friday, April12, 2002 Exhibit on Modernism and Picasso at museum Where I Sit The Grand Rapids describe the style and ideol­ other artist, Picasso helped Art Museum kicksoff a year­ ogy of art produced during shape the major current of20th long look at Modem art with that era. century art. two exhibitions: Landmarks of Modem art is char­ Drawing upon major Modernism and Picasso and acterized chiefly by a radical loans from Picasso's grand­ The meaning ofa real 'Friend' the 20th Century. new attitude toward both the daughter, Marina Picasso cour­ By DONALD R WITLIAMS and I've always had respect for heard. Both exhibitions run past and present. tesy ofJan Krugier Gallery, New him and treated him like family, Last, but not least, a through June 9. New subjects, such York and The Minneapolis In­ This week the however, he took the witness special female friend I loved a Landmarks of Mod­ as the celebration oftechnol­ stitute ofArt, the exhibition pre­ subject's about friends and stand against me testifying that great deal and always will even ernism is an exhibition oftwen­ ogy, the investigation ofspiri­ sents over ninety prints and rare the definition ofa friend. I murdered a guy. This was a though she made a 180 degree tieth century paintings from the tuality and the expression of editions of the artist's books. The definition of falsified testimony and he turn on a brother. It's all good, collection of the Detroit Insti­ the "primitive" were investi­ This exhibition will be the word friend in the knew it was, but this was once I wish her the best. tute of Arts. Picasso gated in various styles. presented at The Minneapolis Webster's dictionary states: a friend. She too was forced Two major paintings defined the term "Modem." Artists moved away Institute ofArt, July 26 - Octo­ A person one know, likes and Secondly, one of my to give up five years ofher life by Pablo Picasso set the stan­ The exhibition in­ from the restrictions of their ber 27. Admission to these ex­ trust. other so-called dudes who I've behind bars because of being dard for this exhibition ofmod­ cludes Pablo Picasso's Seated academic training to develop hibitions is $7.00 for adults, Throughout my life known for more than 20 years falsely convicted for a crime em masters. Organized exclu­ Woman, 1960, along with ma­ individual styles and embrace $4.00 for seniors and college I have had several friends, who I looked out for when he she never committed. But she sively for GRAM and DIA Cu­ jor works by leading modem nontraditional media. students and $3.00 for children. which most I thought would was in prison like a real friend let the devils transform her into rator of Modern and Contem­ artists such as Matisse, Expanding on the In conjunction with be loyal and supportive for should. someone else after doing five porary Art Mary Ann Modigliani and Miro. context of the painting exhi­ the exhibition, both curators life, but I was wrong. This friend was like a years. Wilkinson, this exhibition "Modernism" refers bition, Picasso and the 20th will provide fascinating insights After being incar­ younger brother. After he was So I will close with showcases paintings by the to a period from roughly 1900 Century, curated by Richard into Picasso and the nature of cerated, I realized that most released from Lucasville Prison this message, young black's leading artists ofa century that through 1970 and is used to Axsom, Curator of Prints, modern art in a six-week Sun­ so-called friends, (dudes and in 1989-90 he came home, after especially, need to consider Drawings and Photography day lecture series. females) were only hanging all I had done for him, behind respecting their friendships at ' at GRAM, traces the history The Grand Rapids around because at the time my back he tried to date my a higher value. Qi\lita s of the artist's prints and their Art Museum is open daily from they admired and respected woman who he knew I cared a In some cases, that relationship to the modem 11:00 a.m. to 6:00p.m., Fridays the strength and wealth of a great deal about. 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Keys, Stephanie healthful vegetarian Howse, Treasurer, 1804 East 93rd Street, Cleve., OH 44106 lifestyle. EAST SIDE DAILY NEWS Tuesday, Apri19, 2002-Friday, April12, 2002 SPORTS Page7 Andre Miller NBA leader in assists Boxing Nostalgia The Cleveland Cava­ NBA in a major statistica] cat­ Tyrone Hill led among Cavs all-time leading ByJIMAMATO liers completed the 2001-02 egory. Cleveland in rebounding shot blockers (263). season with a 29-53 record to Steve Kerr led the (1 0.5 rpg) while Zydrunas 11- Miller, Murray and Jimmy Ellis fought top heavyweights finish seventh in the Central NBA in three-point field goal gauskas led the team in ,Person also finished the season By JIM AMATO contenders. Division and 14th in the East­ percentage in 1989-90, while blocks (1 .35 bpg). among the all-time single sea­ By the time he ern Conference standings. Mark Price led the league in Four other Cavaliers son leaders in five categories. It's too bad that the blasted out Johnny Persol in In addition, Cavalier free throw percentage on two (Miller 16.5 ppg, Wesley Per­ Miller finished first in cruiserweight division was not one round in 1967, he had guard Andre Miller finished the occasions ( 1991-92, 1992-93). son 15.1 ppg, Ricky Davis assists (882) and ninth in min­ around in the 60's and 70's. grown into a heavyweight. 2001-02 season as the league Miller's 10.9 apg is 11.7 ppg, and Ilgauskas 11.1 utes (3,023) while Murray fin­ Many fine boxers He swept the WBA leader in assists with 10.9 apg. the league's highest assist ppg) averaged in double-fig­ ished tied for ninth in three­ Mumay scaled in under 190 pounds elimination tournament by Miller's 882 total as­ average since Mark Jackson ures in scoring while Davis is point field goals made (143}, and gave creditable perfor­ beating Leotis Martin, Oscar sists and 10.9 apg both set averaged 11.4 apg during the the only Cav to play in all 82 third in three-point field goals mances against bigger men. Bonevena and Jerry Quarry. Cavaliers franchise records, 1996-97 season. games thi.s season. attempted (322) and fourth in Doug Jones is an ex­ Jimmy twice had the surpassing John Bagley as the Lamond Murray led Six players moved three-point FG% (.444). ample as he came close to up­ iron jawed Bonevena on the previous record-holder in both the 2001-02 Cavaliers in scor­ up the Cavaliers all-time On Tuesday (April setting Cassius Clay in 1963. canvas, something Joe Frazier categories (736 assists and 9.4 ing (16.6 ppg) while Miller led leader board during the 2001- 16), the Cavs fell to the Indiana Doug had lost in could not do in 25 rounds of apg during 1985-86 season). the Cavs in assists ( 10.9 apg), 02 season. Pacers 99-95 at Gund Arena. 1962 to Harold Johnson for the fighting. Miller becomes only steals (1.56 spg) and minutes Miller finished the Miller (21 points, 9 as­ light heavyweight title. Ellis out fought the third Cavalier to lead the played (37.3 mpg). season ranked sixth on the sists) and Ilgauskas (20 points) In 1965 he lost to Patterson to retain his title and Cavs all-time assist leader list led Cleveland. Ernie Terrell for WBA heavy­ then lost his title claim to Joe (2,015), while Hill completed In the regular season weight crown. Frazier. Bowling to benefit kids the season ranked fourth in finale (April 17), the Cavaliers Back then there was Against Frazier, Ellis Bowl for Kids' Sake is drugs; 27 percent less likely field goal percentage (.529, fell to the Toronto Raptors 103- no middle ground. weighed in over 200 pounds. an annual event that raises to begin using alcohol; and 1,124-2,123), sixth in defen­ 85 in at Air Canada Centre. Miller If you weighed over He looked flabby and after a money for Big Brothers Big sive rebounds (1,633), sev­ 52 percent less likely to skip 175 pounds, you fought few rounds became sluggish. Sisters (BBBS) of Greater enth in offensive rebounds Cavs to increase ticket prices school. heavyweights, period. The following year Cleveland. BBBS matches area (885) and total rebounds The Bowl for Kids' The Cleveland Cava­ Increases ranging Bob Foster who was Jimmy met his long time friend children with caring adult men- (2,518). Sake will be held on Sunday, liers recently announced their from$2.00to$7.00representa one of the greatest light Muhammad Ali. tors. Three Cavaliers fin- ticket prices for the 2002-2003 April 21, at Roseland Lanes, 7.4 percent overall increase. - heavyweights of all time had Jimmy was in great Monies raised from ished the season ranked near 26383 Broadway, Oakwood National Basketball Associa­ Next year, the Cavs trouble moving up to heavy­ shape at 189 pounds. the Bowl for Kids' Sake event the top of the Cavs all-time Village at 10:00am.-3:00p.m.; tion season. and McDonald's will bring weight. His muscles were will help fund programs for the list for career three-point field on Monday, April22 through More than 5,500 seats back the popular McFamily He was soundly tight and he looked fit. nearly 1,200 children who cur­ goal percentage. Friday, April26, at The Cleve­ priced at $20.00 or less will be Night program. Designed for beaten in heavyweight bouts Unfortunately, Ali rently receive services ftom the Person ranks sec­ available for Cavs games next families, the program this year land Athletic Club, 1118 Eu­ by Jones, Terrell, and Zora was too big. Cleveland Chapter ofBBBS. ond overall at .422 (550-1 ,303) year. Also, as has been the case offered an affordable package clid Avenue, 8th Floor at 5:00 Folley. He wore Jimmy down Programs include tra­ three-point FG%, Trajan since Gund Arena opened in of four Cavs tickets, four -9:00p.m.; and Sunday, April After winning the and stopped him in round 12. ditional, one-to-one matches; Langdon is fifth overall while McDonald's Extra Value 1994, approximately 1,400 tick­ light heavyweight crown in I believe the Jimmy school-based mentoring pro­ 28, at AMF Brookgate Lanes, shooting .396 (86-217) three­ ets will remain available for means and a single-use cam­ 1968, he failed in attempts to Ellis ofthe Ali fight could have grams; and Kids' Club activi­ 14950 Snow Road, Brookpark point FG% and Murray is era starting at $52.00. $10.00each. beat Joe Frazier and Muham­ given any 190 pounder since ties for those children waiting at 10:00 am. -3:00p.m. sixth at .393 (213-542) three­ The average single­ Season tickets for madAli. 1960 a run for their money, in­ for a Big Brother or Big sister: For more informa­ pointFG%. the 2002-03 season are now game ticket price for the 2002- How would he have cluding Evander Holyfield. , Research completed tion on registering to bowl or Person also ranks 2003 season will be $37.00, still available. Partial season ticket fared at 190 pounds? Ellis was a slick boxer by Public Private Ventures in­ making a donation, call Big second in three-point field plans and group tickets will be among the lowest in the NBA. I'm sure if you took with sharp reflexes. dicated that children who had Brothers Big Sisters at (216) goals made (550) and third in Additionally, the ma­ available later this summer and all the top boxers who He had a good left a one-to-one mentoring rela­ 621-8223 or visit the web site three-point field goals at­ jority of Cavs' season ticket individual game tickets will go weighed between 17 5 and 190 hand and a sneaky right hand. tionship were 46 percent less tempted (l ,303). at www.bfks.kintera.org/ holders will have the opportu­ on sale in October. pounds since 1960, most ex­ He also had loads of likely to begin using illegal Murray finished nity to renew their packages at For Cavs ticket infor­ cleveland. perts would rate Holyfield courage. ranked eighth in three-point the same price as this year. mation call (216) 420-CAVS. number one. How many fighters field goals made (213) and at­ For the first time in Cavaliers' individual How would a 190 could have gotten to their feet AFRICAN TALK tempted (542). four years, the price of single­ game ticket prices are summa­ poun~ I:folyfield have coped before the count of ten after llgauskas com­ game tickets in all categories rized as follows: wilh Floyd Patterson's hand catching Joe Frazier's full pleted the season ranked ninth except $10.00 will be raised. 2001-2002 2002-2003 .. speed? swing left hook flush on the Season Season How about Bob jaw? Rockers draft Deanna Jackson $10 $10 Foster's reach and devastat­ Jimmy is one of the The · Cleveland and 3.4 rpg in 116 contests. $18 $20 ing punch? most overlooked heavyweight Rockers selected Deanna Strickland is a 5-2 $28 $30 Could he have champions of the last four de­ Jackson with the eighth over­ guard that graduated from the $32 $34 beaten Jimmy Ellis? cades. This may be due in part all pick in the 2002 WNBA University ofMaryland in 2002. $36 $38 Before you laugh, because he boxed in the Ali­ Draft. During her collegiate career, she $45 $48 take a look at Jimmy's record. Frazier era. With their other averaged 12.4 ppg and 3.2 rpg $57 $60 He started as a I've often wondered three picks, the Rockers in 117 contests. $68 $75 middleweight in 1961 and what the outcome may have drafted Brandi McCoin (34th through 1964 he lost five been had Bob Foster chal­ overall) and Angle Welle (31st bouts to Holly Mims, Henry lenged Ellis for the WBA title. overall) in the second round Hank, Rubin Carter, Don Now that might be a and Marche Strickland in the fmal round (63 overall). IISPORTS BEATII Fullmer, and George Benton. dream match to run through a All top middleweight Coming! 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Woods will be in his early 30's (216) 283-1305 made(428). One by one they as he aims to catch the record McCoin, a 5-3 guard crashed and burned in futile currently held by Jack from Florida, was named to the attempts to catch the next king Nicklaus of 18 major tourna­ All-SEC Second Team follow­ of golf. ment victories. ing her senior season after Tiger Woods shot an For the first time tele­ avearaging 15.9 ppg and 4.9 unspectacular 71 in the final vision viewers were able to apg in 29 games for the round, however, it was good watch all 18 holes on Sunday. Gators. McCoin set the enough to win his Masters Usually only the Florida record for three­ Championship on the new back nine are shown to televi­ pinters made (101) and at­ lengthened golf course. sion audiences. However, Ti­ tempted (322) during her Woods, who trails ger Woods means huge rat­ junior year in 2001. only six-time champion Jack ings for the sport of golf. Welle, a 6-4 center, Nicklaus and four-time winner Millions were able to is a 2002 graduate of Iowa Arnold Palmer, continues to see this young man win his 3rd State. During her collegiate place his stamp on the most title by three strokes over career, she averaged 17.6 ppg prestigious ofall golfing cham- Retief Goosen.

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In the 1972 ro- son is a disillusioned hair­ Combine coffee, Cof- coffee drink. down sometimes to bring out where he has sold out all his mance/biography "Lady dresser who grieves over the animals like "Fred The Trout", The Whispers to appear at State Theatre more of the message. Some­ concerts for the past 8 years, all of which features Sings the Blues," Diana violent death of her boy­ times you have slow songs that performs winters in Key Silverstein's Irreverent touch. The Whispers, courtesy ofThe Whispers, the Ross portrayed the great friend by writing poetry? Millie Jackson, and The Man- naughty musical numbers and jazz icon Billie Holiday and 4. What film fo­ 'What's On The Hearts of Men' at Allen Theatre hattans make a return appear- banter of the Queen of Sass actor Billy Dee Williams cused on the "May- Decem­ ance at Playhouse Squae, Millie Jackson and the many "What's On The edy focusing on three men's Thursday and Friday at 8:00 was her love interest, but ber" romance that starred scheduled to perform Satur- hits ofR&B Hall ofFamers The Hearts ofMen," a musical com- quests to find true love, comes p.m.; Saturday at 3:00 and 8:00 who is the comic/comedian Angela Bassett as a 40-year­ day, May 18 at the State The- Manhattans. to the Allen Theatre for six per­ p.m.; and Sunday at 3:00 and legend who was Holiday's old, African-American atre. The8:00p.m.concertwill Tickets are $45.00, formances on May 9-12. 7:30p.m. friend "Piano Man" in the woman who takes a trip to feature old-school soul jam $30.00 and $20.00. film? Jamaica and falls in love with Just Starring Malik Yoba 2. In what movie a black man who is 20 years and singer Stephanie Mills, Mamma Mia! cQming to State Theatre did black, romantic leading her junior? Jazz the play is co-directed by The West End and ful musicals ofall time, is com- are on sale now at the Play­ man Denzel Washington 5. Who is the actor Yoba along with George Broadway smash hit, Benny ing to Playhouse Square house Square Center box of­ By NANCY ANN LEE Faison, the Tony Award-win­ play a Southern, African- and actress that were fea- ~ ~ Anderson and Bjorn Ulvaeus' Center's State Theatre begin- fioo, all ticket.com outlets, by American run cleaner who tured in the film "Love and ning choreographer for "The Mamma Mia!, a new musical ning on July 16, for a limited, phoneat216-241-6000. falls in love the daughter of Basketball" (2000) as child- Charles Mingus Wiz," which also starred Mills. based on the songs of ABBA, three-week engagement! Ticket prices range a Motel managing East In- hood friends who grow up Charles Mingus (born The play takes an in­ that in just one year has be- Tickets for the infec- from $25.00 to $57.00 depend­ dian couple who were together playing the sport April 22, t 922) was a bassist timate look at a male's view of come one ofthe most success- tious and funny production ing on performance time. forced to leave their home but then must learn to bal- extraordinaire, an ingenious sexuality, relationships, father­ in Uganda after tyrant ldi ance their emotions when bandleader, and a monumental hood and family, shattering Zesty Pizza Amin rose to power? romance blooms between composer oflarge-scale works the myth that men are never 13104 Buckeye Road- Cleveland, Ohio 44120 3. Who is the de- them? whose creativity rivaled Duke willing to open up and be vul­ ooased rapper that starred ANSWERS: l. Richard Pryor Ellington's. · nerable. OPEN OPEN opposite pop superstar 2. Mississippi Masala 3. 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