Buckeye Road Area MENU TIPS SPORTS Street Festival Saturday, July 18, 1998 EAST SIDEny NEWS Fast And Easy - ISSUED TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Benefit Staged Parade at 11:00 a.m. Good For You ,. For Jimmy Bivins Festival12:00 • 8:00 p.m. SERVING LARCHMERE - WOODLAND, SHAKER SQUARE, BUCKEYE, WOODLAND, ,: For Info Call491-8450 MT. PLEASANT, LEE & AVALON, HARVARD -LEE, MILES - UNION, UNIVERSITY See page 7 See Page 8 FREE CIRCLE AREA, WARRENSVILLE HEIGHTS, VILLAGE OF - lllGHLAND fiLLS AND EAST READ ON \YRITE ON Thesday, July 14,1998- Friday, July 17,1998 & Vol. 19, No.8 "COVERING 'THE NEWS TODAY FOR A BETTER TOMORROW" Don King buys Call Post -- ...... By CLAUDE STARKS and the Post, the paper is valued at the price which King paid to Boxing Promoter Don become its owner. John Lewis speaks at Antioch Baptist Church King recently purchased Bustamante said that ByCLAUDESTARKS . · their advantage on the less vealed that he favors President and Post newspaper for approxi­ King will assume ownership of advantaged by curtailing affinna­ Clinton appointing a commission tive action programs. legalized to invesitgatc King's death at the mately $760,000. the Cleveland, Columbus and Rep. John Lewis re­ cently delivered the Father's Day health care, voter regiestrat1on behest of the King family and King Media Enterpises Cinncinati editions July 31 and sermon at the Antioch Baptist and the legal system. that he believes James Earl Ray Inc.,an organization owned by that King will retain all members Church, 8869 Cedar Ave. before Lewis said that the so­ did conspire with others to kill King, outbid Choice Construc­ of the staff ,archives of old pho­ tion Co., James Crosby and Sesh approximately 175 parishioners. lutions to these problems are the King. tos and a transfer of income tax Com- munications Inc. Lewis was in Cleveland need for today's prophets to Lewis said that the 16 files. The Call and Post news­ as part of a 30 city tour to pro­ speak for those who arc "left out countries which comprise the Don Graves, the attor­ paper, which features news di­ mote his book "Walking with the and left behind." North Atlantic Treaty Organiza­ King ney who negotiated the pur­ rected toward the African-Ameri­ Wind: A Memoir of the Move­ Lewis closed his ser­ tion (N.A.T.O.), of which the chase said that King intends to can community. has been under ment." mon by stating that only the is a member, building which housed its offices keep the staff of the Call and Post the jurisdiction of the Rev. Marvin McMickle, peace of Jesus can make it po~­ should peacefully negotiate at 1949 East 105th St., in Febru­ Lewis U.S.Bankruptcy Court since intact and will continue the who is pastor of Antioch Baptist sible to retify the problems fac­ rather than usc missles against 1995. ary of 1997 to satisfy a promis­ legacy of the previous owner Church, said that Lewis had "ex­ and has occurred throughout ing the country today and en­ the Serbian rebels in their civil U.S. Judge David Snow sory note owed to William H. who promoted education and traordinary courage" and "laid history. couraged those in the audience war against the citizens. placed the newspaper under the Alexander, who is the building's unity within the African-Ameri­ his life on the line" each time he Lewis said that his men­ not to "give in or give out." to Lewis commented that auspices of Ct.apter II owner. can community. participated in a march, sit-in, or tor, who was the late Rev. Martin the stresses of life. he did not want Clinton to go on bankrupty proceedings to satisfy The Call and Post has a Graves said that King rally during his tenure as a civil Luther King Jr., preached not to After signing copies of his recent trip to China because its many debtors. circulation of 20,000 and accord­ does not intend to buy another rights advocate. abide with an unjust system of his book, Lewis told the ESDN of the student demonstration The Call and Post was ing to the Call and Post's trustee, newspaper and will name an in­ Rep.Louis Stokes intro­ laws and civil disobedience and that he is considering a candi­ and riots which occurred at forced to sell its printing presses who is Saul Eisen and Tuan dividual to assume the adminis­ duced Lewis by stating that he also that the poor and unedu­ dacy for the United States Tianannmen Square in June of in April of 1996 and also the Bustamante the editor of the Call trative duties within a month. was a "true hero"and a"tireless cated must be assimilated into Senate. 1989and their overall civil rights advocate"in the battle for civil society by the policymakers. Lewis also said that policies. Panel to choose school board appointees is selected rights and was an individual that Lewis commennted Jimmy Carter was a "better ex­ Finally, Lewis said that ~y CLAUDE STARKS Olive Missionary Baptist Church Danzberger, who is an employee "wrote the rules on non-violence that King had seen too much hate president than president'' be­ he is still "friends" with Julian and Dorothy Miller, who is a of the Insitute for Educational and love" for all Americans. from people throughout his life­ cause of his world wide humani­ Bond, who is chair of the The nine member member of of the Buckeye­ Leadership in Washington D.C., Rep. Stokes also told time and that the hate from citi­ tarian activities since leaving the N.A.A.C.P., despite their oppos­ panel which will choose the 18 Woodland Community Con- told the panel that they should those attending the sermon that zens must be matched by theca­ presidency. ing candidacies for the sixth dis­ individuals that Mayor Michael gress. consider whether the mayor, the Lewis was the chief democratic pacity to endure and love for Lewis re- trict congressional office in 1987. White will select nine to be the The Cleveland school chief executive officer or the deputy whip in the House of Rep­ those who inflict the pain. B.A.D.C. sponors neighborhood summit city of Cleveland school board unions appointed Richard school board will share or have resentatives and was cited in a Lewis noted how the By CLAUDE STARKS neighborhood, such as John was recently chosen. DeColibus, who is president of complete accountability of journal as one of 11 "rising stars" prophet Isiah revealed in the Adams High School should be The implementation of the Cleveland Teachers Union. school governance and define in Congress. Bible how beautiful the coming The Buckeye Area De­ developed for use as a recreation the panel occurred through the Karen Jones, who is the roles between the three insti­ Lewis opened his ser­ of Christ was and how the men velopment Corporation. in con­ center as well as the construc­ passage of House Bill269 by the president of the Cleveland Par­ tutions regarding school author­ mon by saying that he and of that era were well pleased by junction with a myriad of city, tion of movie theatres, bowling General Assembly and was ent-Teachers Association, ity. Stokes have been friends for the birth of a peacemaker. state and federal agencies and signed into law by Gov. George Sandra Rivera, who is president Mayor White told the years and he knew his son, Louis Lewis also noted that alleys and stores such as the Gap orgnizations, recently sponsored Voinovich in 1995. of the Billingual J\dvisory Coun­ panel that they should select C., when he was a student at the cry for peace between people and J.R. Riggins should be en­ a neighborhood summit at The bill was ruled con­ cil and Judy Simpson, who is board members who are advo­ Morehouse College. is as old as civilization and that ticed to budd stores in the neigh­ Benedictine High School, 2900 stitutional by Chief Judge chairwoman of the District Com­ cates for high educational stan­ Lewis referred to Mat­ Jesus would be accused of "dis­ borhood so residents would not Martin Luther King Dr. George White of the Northern munity Council was appointed dards and will not accept failure thew 10:34 as his theme for his turbing the peace" by today's have to travel to the suburbs. The summit is the first District of Ohio in July of 1997. by the Unified Parents Council a for the school district's children, sermon and said that peace on lawmakers, which he referred to Police Sgt. Robert Lee of two community wide forums House Bill 269 allows group representing parents of or be interested in furthering their earth will come from non-violence as the attorney general and chief said that truancy is a problem for designed to formulate a three Cleveland's mayor to appoint students attending Cleveland political careers. ' and love, rather than by the justice of the United States and Buckeye area school children year action plan for the Buckeye three members to the panel, the public schools. sword and violence. the chief of police of a munici­ and that the Cleveland Pol ice De­ neighborhood and Buckeye Rd. council president one member, City Council President Because of the dearth Lewis referred to the re­ pality. partment is implementing a Citi­ Among the agenc1es. the members of the school Jay Westbrook appointed Com­ of applications which were com­ cent incident in Jasper, Texas Lewis said that the zens Police Academy which will organizations and legislators unions one member and an orga­ mon Pleas Judge Jose Villanueva pleted by Cleveland residents, where James Byrd Jr. was chained aforementioned law makers train residents for three hours who participated m the summit nization representing parents of and the state of Ohio Schools thedeadline of July 3 wll be ex­ to a pickup truck by three white would refer to Christ today as a daily for three days. were representatives of Ward children attending Cleveland Superintendent John Goff ap­ tended, according to William men with a relationship to the Klu "menance to society" because of After the three day Four Councilman Kenneth schools three members. pointed Dr. Jerry Sue Thorton, Wendling, who is the panel Klux Klan and dragged approxi­ his penchant for inspiring the citi­ training has concluded. the resi­ Johnson, East End Neighbor­ In addition, the school who is president of Cuyahoga spokesman. mately two miles. zenry and breaking the law. dents\\ ill be qualified to ride in hood House, Buckeye Area De­ district's principals are autho­ Community College. Applications for con­ Bryd's head, neck and Lewis said that there is the police cars with the patrol­ right arm were found one mile velopment Corporation. and thc rized to appoint one member and Cleveland Tomorrow sideration for the school board a false peace in today's society, man and assist to decrease crimi­ from his torso. which he referred to as a "pagan" Fifth District Police Station. the state of Ohio school super­ appointed William J. Reidy, who are available at the panel's office, nal aciti\ ily. Dave Barley, who is the intendent of education can ap­ is managing partner of Coppers the city of Cleveland public Lewis noted that na­ peace and listed as examples the B.A.D.C chairn1an of the board Lee said interested resi­ point one member and Cleveland & Lybrand and The Unified Par­ schools, libraries and recreation tions that rule throughout the military advantages of industri­ of trustees opened the meetmg dents can ca11623-5080 to inquire Tomorrow, which represents ents Council appointed Sandra centers and at the Federation for world are undergoing a revolu­ alized nations. by introducing the various offi­ about the program. members of the business com­ Rivera, who is chairwoman of the Conununity Planning, 614 W. Su­ tion of ideas, however he noted Lewis noted how the cials and revealing the agenda. After a ten minute re­ munity can appoint one member. Billingual Advisory Council. perior St. that this phenomenom is not new powerful in the country inflict Genevieve Ray, who is spite, the groups discussed Mayor White is autho­ The panel will begin to the consultant for the B.A.D C. issues which would improve rized to appoint an Chief Execu­ review applications for the East Tech High School wins national contest said that the groups would he Buckeye Rd. tive Officer to assume the duties school board after July 3, which By CLAUDE STARKS Center, TRW Inc. and The Batelle competition. formed between the approxi­ The groups felt that of the city of Cleveland school is the deadline that applicants Memorial Institute. Jerome Seppelt, who mately 40 individuals who at­ Buckeye Rd. franchise institu­ superintendent. can complete and deliver the East Tech High School. The students who par­ coordinated all of the logistics for tended the forum to d1scu'>s the tion~ such as CVS. Finast. Me­ Mayor White ap­ form to the panel's office, 1367 2439 East 55th St., recently won ticipated in this year's contest the team to participate in the strengths and needs of the Buck­ Donalds, Kentucky f-ried pointed Anne Bloomberg,who East 6th St., Room 103. the national high school contest were instructed to build device event, said that next year he an­ eye neighborhood and Buckeye Chicken ilnd Churches f-ried is an employee of Ameritech, Rev. According to pub­ for math and science students in which can pick up a large rubber ticipates 300 schools will Road. Chicken should assist merchants Larry Harris who is pastor ofMt. lished reports, Jacqueline P. Washington, D.C. ball and attempt to "shoot" it particpate in the competition, The groups reported who own thc1r own businesses The competition be­ into a metal structure. which would be 150 more than to the entire summ1t w1thm 45 to acquire funding, retain em­ P.A.L to close East 131st. St. center tween the schools is entitled The East Tech students the 1998 contest and that six minutes what their group felt wao; ployees and market their prod- By CLAUDE STARKS The executive director FIRST (For Inspiration and Rec­ named their robot "Ribbot"and schools will come from Greater the possible aforementioned uct . revealed that the agency will be ognition in Science and Technol­ were awarded for winning the Cleveland high schools. topics. Garnet Jamison, who is The Police Athletic discharging its programs to other ogy) which is designed to teach event by receiving gold medals, Seppelt said that the Among the problems the southeast district supervi­ League recently announced that facilities such as the Harvard high school students to con- plaques and a breakfast with students will know in January within the whole neighhorhnl~d sor lllr the dn ision of recreation. their center, which is located at Community Services Center and struct Rep. Louis Stokes .. what tasks the robot w111 have to wn1ch the groups tell were said that the Sl·curity Loan As­ 4190 East !31st St.,will close the Zelma George and John F. robots to perform simple tasks. Stokes said that he was perform for the 1999 competition. relavent were drug selling of eight hours of negotiations be­ Tony resided in Room Econo Lodge was injured during liceman who is on paid adminis­ students. ful 'hO\\ e er, more young people tween the individual and the po­ 116 and when police attempted restaurant and ethn1c culture~ the incident between Tony and trative leave pending a Seppelt said that dur­ should have :lllcnded the event, lice at the Econo Lodge Motel, to negotiate with Tony initially the police. withm the neighborhood psychiatrist's approval to return ing the school year, the students because the future of the Buck­ 4353 Northfield Rd. by telephone, the victim pulled The police fired tear gas In adtht1on. the group~ to active duty. have implemented five "farms" eye area i for their decisions. Dr. Robert Challener, the telephone's cord from the into Tony's room which resulted sa1d that the parks w ith1n the Mier. Pegues and Ray within the junior high school sys­ John Anolicfo, who IS who is the Cuyahoga County outlet, opened the door and in the person leaving the room. neighborhood \\Crc centrall~ lo­ Gandhi. who is manager of the tem to hopefully generate inter­ the CXCCUtiVe director of deputy coroner, said that the au­ threatened the police. Medical records from cated. motel, said that negotiations est and enthusiasm between the B.A.D C., sn1d the the meeung is topsy revealed that Tony died Tony had in his posses­ Tony's car revealed that he was The groups fell that the have not begun between the city, students "JU t tht: heg1nning" J'or chang­ from approximately eight buck­ sion a 25 caliber semi automatic under the care of a psychiatrist city of Cle,cland, ~tate and lt..d the motel and the residents who Finally. Seppelt said rng the Bu..:keyc neighborhood shot wounds which perforated handgun, a nine mm handgun Witnesses of the inci­ t!ral offic1ab . hould haH: more were in the motel to determme that "math and science teams are and that the second meeting's his body, causing him to bleed and a -357 magnun and he initi­ dent and Warrensville Heights of a physc1al pn.:st!ncc w 1thin the who will pay for the motel's win­ t1m.:, d.ll.: and location have yet to death at the scene of the inci­ ated the gunfire before three Police said that Tony was dis­ just as Important" for the student Buckeye ne1ghhorhnod and that to be dctcrmrncd. dent. members of the Warrensville traught over a failed relationship dows, a grocery store windows body to participate in as athletic more treet dubs shnuld be IndiVIduals who w1sh Warrensville Heights Heights Pol ice SWAT team fired with a female, which would per­ and the residents' car windows teams because of their future formed. Police were called to the motel at gunshots which resulted in the haps result in his actions which which were broken by gunfire benefits to the individuab "ho AdditiOn:l.ll), the to attend the next mceting. can approximately 5:45p.m. by Earl death of a dog which was inside preceeded his death. during the incident. are involved. schools\\ hich \\ere clo cd m the call 1216)-491-8450 Thesday, July 14, 1998 -Friday, July 17, 1998 EAST SIDE DAll.Y NEWS Page2 ~III~~~~~~N~T~~G~E~P~O~IN~T~~~~III~I ~~~Y~O~UR~H~E~A~U~H~~~!I ~lumnus Victor Hill returns to Benedictine K · igns can reduce strokes Victor Hill, a 1976 The "Bengal" students ing Green State University and n~l.Jls)llJn8sid~of speech. As a result, blacks whe~ Benedictine High School gradu­ represent 120 grade schools and graduated with his Bachelor of your body goes numb. Sudden, severe head- compared to whites have a 1.3 ate, has returned to his alma mater 30 plus suburbs. Arts in communication and jour- You have a sudden, se- ache with no known or apparent times :Jreater rate of stroke that as director of Alumni Affairs and "I am really excited nalism. vcre headache. cause. does not result in Jeath and a 1.8• Annual fund. about coming back to Benedictine Hill's career lOok him to You can't speak or you Unexplained dizziness, times a greater rate of a stroke that Hill assumed his new role High School. 1 really didn't ap- can 't understand the person talk- unsteadiness or sudden falls, es- kills them . New Orleans where he worked as March23. preciate my (Benedictine) educa- ing to you. pecially with any of the above - There are things you can As Alumni Affairs direc­ tion until I went to college. Then an insurance underwriter and di- If any of these things mentioned warning signs. do to lower your nsk· o f stro ke . ~ tor, Hill will be working with the I realized that my writing and math alysis technician. happen suddenly, you may be The American Heart As- By doing the followini:{, Alumni· Board and high school skills surpassed the skills of stu- He returned to Cleveland h avmg· a strok e. soc1at10n· · estimates· th at 600 ,000 Afncan · A mencans· can rna ke gre administration to provide direction dents coming from other schools. and recently received his master's Stroke or brain attack is Americans this year will have a strides in fighting back again~ and leadership to the 8,500 mem­ I'm looking forward to working degree from Kent State University the No.3 killer and No. I cause of brain attack and 158,000 will die. stroke: \ ber association. Hill with our Benedictine graduates," in Sports Administration. serious disability of Americans. Recent research has Lower your blood pres-- Hill will manage the An­ throughout the year which attracts Hill said. "I made a lot of very Hill resides in Shaker Stroke is a particular found that those numbers may be sure. \ nual fund Campaign as well as be more than I 00 a! umni at each good friends while at Benedictine, Heights and has a ten year - old danger to the African - American even higher and the impact upon Quit smoking and exer~ responsible for coordinating spe­ event. and I hope to help other gradu­ son, Vaughn. community. African Americans must greater cise. cial fundraising and alumni social Benedictine High ates rekindle those high school American Heart Asso­ than previously believed. Eat less fat and ease up events. School, 2900 M.L. King Jr. Dr., has friendships." Health Fair at Mt. ciation statistics show that Afri­ Compared with whites, on salt in the diet. J, can Americans have more than a The Alumni Association a current enrollment of370 young After graduating from Sinai Baptist Church young African Americans have a The American Heart A sponsors five social events men. Benedictine, Hill attended Bowl- 60 percent greater risk of death and two - to threefold greater risk of sociation offers a program calle~ Mount Sinai Baptist disability from stroke than do stroke, and African - American "Stroke Connection" which can b~ Foundation honors Abbot Roger Gries Church is having a Family Health whites. men and women are 2.5 times more reached for free at 1-800-553-632 I: Fair on Saturday, June 6,from 10:00 This may be because likely to die of brain attack. Callers can talk to peopl~ Abbot Roger Gries, OSB, 1984, Fr. Roger's accomplish­ a.m. until2:00 p.m. African Americans are more likely In addition, when com­ who have been affected by strok~ brought great honor to ments were as follows: math There will be free health to have high blood pressure. pared with whites, African Ameri­ and get answers to questions an

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Johnson said that the a - recently announced that the city ended nine months of negotia- that the trains and the approxi- $13 million for sound and safety agreement among Cleveland, of Cleveland has obtained an tions among the aforementioned mately 11,000 miles of railroad equipment, provide 40 percent of CSX and Northfolk Southern is C' P P (/'P t - C't J· /7 agreement with the CSX/Norfolk institutions and the Surface tracks will be diverted along the the 124 jobs for Cleveland resi- "good" for his constituents be- dhakE-'t ~-'ho o d. u t..o, J.J_Jna. Southern Railroad Companies Transportation Board was an- Lake Erie shoreline and Univer- dents when the tracks and the cause the trains will be diverted sityCircleratherthanthroughthe buildings which will house the from their neighborhoods. ------1111'1 East Side. trains are built, and reroute 12 The merger and the con- High School Senior Portraits The companies an- trains away from the East Side. .·PITTS' SHOE REPAIR tractual obligations,which is Weddings - Passports- Family Portraits nounced that they will supply the Norfolk Southern will ~ costs for noise abatement materi- spend $27 million to rebuild eight scheduled to take effect Septem- Commercial & Product als (aluminum siding, air condi- miles ofrailroad track which will ber 1, will be reviewed weekly . tioners and walls along the high- divert the trains to the shoreline by the Surface Transportation y Call For An Appointment way exits and entrances) to pro- and $10 million for a community Board after a five year period of teet the enviomment. impact fund for enviornmental moritorurn has ended to allow (216) 795-4529 A Full service Shoe Repair Shop The financial obliga- purposes and $1.5 million for rail- the contractual obligations among Pat &. 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EAST SIDE DAILY NEWS __ Pag e 4 , ~~~~ suspen~,~ th~.!2 for alleged ~~~!~~~~~~~~~!~~~~~~ -ILE'1'1'£RS ~~E EDITOR! ners hired Freeman-Me Cown in was that the Department of Hous- review of CMHA's financial ac- How Dare They? The Cuayhoga Metro- 1990, the mortgage on her ing and Urban Development an- t ivities during Freeman-Me • politanH~using Authority Board townhouse was_ paid by the nounced that CMHA's Section Cown's tenure. How dare they, Mr. Under the tutelage of of CoiDIDlssoners recently sus- CMHA, accordtng to papers Eight program was one of the five Dor th N · Terry Butler (the suspended prin- Mr. Butler, East Tech has been • · Offi · edb th . o y oga, semor . pen.ded Chie f E xecutive . cer ~Ign Y e collUIUss~ners d~- worst ofHUD's 1,500 operations communication sp ecialist at cipal at East Tech high school) made sea worthy. ' , Clarre Freeman-McCown mdefi- mg a July 17,1993 meetmg_which in the country according to HUD's CMHA, said that the. has virtually spent all of his adult Attendance is up, enroll-. , nitely without pay pending an Freeman-McCown had m her ratring scale. commissoners will have an in- life teaching, guiding, and in- ment is up, and morale is up. · investigation and audit of the possession. In addition to CMHA's terim team to perform Freeman- structing the youth of a tough - Mr. Butler's hands - on CMHA's finances. However, the comm- audit, Jim Petro, who is the state Me Cown' duties within a month innercity Cleveland school dis- caring style has the students of The commissoners an- issoners announced that the pa- of Ohio's auditor has ordered his and that any discussion to deter- trict, surely a man of his caliber East Tech thinking they can win. nounced that Freeman-Me Cown pers were not signed by the board agency to review all CMHA ex- mine Freeman-McCown's sue- could have been doing something So why now this mutiny . migh have misappropriated more members and no discussion of Freeman-McCown penditures since 1990. cessor is premature. else but he followed his heart. at sea. than $100,000 in CMHA funds the payment for the townhouse built for a CMHA project called Also, HUD has an- Freeman-McCown has How dare they? How dare they? to pay the mortgage for her was revealed in the minutes of New Town/ In Town, which the nounced that it will investigate filed a lawsuit against the How dare they? We all l>ut all of this on the Washington D.C. townhouse. any commissoner's meeting. commissoners had directed that agency's records after Rep. corn missoners in Cuyahoga know that a ship that never leaves scales of justice and the good of The five member board Freeman-McCown had $600,000 for the construction of Louis Stokes requested Andrew County Common Pleas Court port is not much of a ship. Mr. Butler out weighs his infrac- 1 of commissoners changed the brought the CMHA from the 700 single homes. Cuomo, who is HUD's secretary stating that her contract was yjo- East Tech was mired in tion. This calls for an imme- locks on Freeman-McCowns of- brink of financial disarray, reno- The commissoners can- to perfiorm the functt'on. lated by suspending her wilhout the port of despair. diate action to return Mr. Terry flee and conference room and de- vated existing CMHA properties celled the project after discover- Ft'nally, the Federal Bu- JUS· t cause be ccause s h e was not Low attendance, low nied her access to the agency's and built new housing for low- ing that the project manager was reau of Investigation announced convicted of a crime. enrollment, and low morale had Butler to his rightful place as a ~ building. income Cuyahoga County resi- Ira McCown who as Freeman-Me the ship that is East Tech taking principal of East Tech high ; The commissoners di- dents Cown's husband, was convicted Andre Marin honored for leadership -on water. school. : rected the agency's attorney, Ric- Freeman-McCown had ofa felony related to a HOD hous- At Benedictine High Benedictine five state charnpion- ardo B. Teamor to assume Free- recently come under scrutiny by ing in project in St. Louis. School's recent baccalaureate, ships in two years. Roosevelt Smith, Jr. man-McCown's administrative the comrnissoners when they an- Additionally, the com- Andre Marin, student council H d p S" dd C SU 1 f • duties. nounced that no hqmes hact been missoners said that the cause for president. received a trophy for arvar fOteSSOf a resses . ec ore serieS his outstanding council leader- By CLAUDE STARKS ternationalization" of trade activ- ship during the senior year. He ity, which ensures that American • accepted the award from Abbot William Julius Wilson, labor cannot compete with over- American & Foreign Transmission Roger Gries, OSB, and principal the Malcolm Weiner Professor of seas imports from countries such Charles J. Reynolds congratulated Sociology recently delivered the as Canada, Mexico and Japan. Automotive Repair him. speech at the third annual Butler A third trend is the in- - ~ .~ Marin was president of A. Jones endowed lecture series crease in the labor force of indi- CARS*TRUCKS*VANS ~ his sophomore and junior classes. entitled "Bridging the Racial Di- vi duals who have college degrees · , ~~ Marin and his twin vide." which causes the market to 'be 24 HOUR TOWING AVAILABLE brother Adrian were members of Wilson delivered the saturated with skilled individuals Transmission Repairs"' Clutch Repair"' U Joints"' Exhaust"' Brakes the Benedictine High School lecture at the Cleveland State Uni- seeking jobs which otherwise r: - -Ax- , Free Towing With Major Repair r$50-000FF, track team that recently repeated versityConvacation Center, 2000 would be directed toward un- IF~-:~~ ::s I 4925 Lee Road I • . I at Div. II state champs, giving Prospect Ave. to approximately Wilson skilled African-Americans. 1 S g 1 (off the I-480 West Ramp) 1 Any MaJOr 1 DEBORAH R. DULANEY 300 students,facultyandcorrmu- Wilson referred to Exclusive Agent Allstate· • nity leaders. the"vision" which can be found L ~9.9S .J (216) 663-9293 (216) 663-9294 (216) 663-9295 L-Repair- .J Auto, Property, Life, Business You're in-....:~ hands. The lecture series was in chapter eight of his book, Allstate Independent Agency ~~~"""' named and established for the w hi c h list so 1utions · to promoting Allatllte lnaurance Company 5166 Warrensville Center Rd. former chairman of the CSU De- racial and ethnic harmony and EhEG'I' Maple Heights, OH 44137 partmentofSociology (1969-75).. unity. Bus (216) 662·8399 FAX (216) 662-8496 Professor Peter Meikins, The foundation of the Pager 1 (800) 651-8532 ,,,'..,r; Tlll'c<' Claims 1 (BOO) 616·9990 ~ Q chairman of the department of vision emphasizes issues and pro­ Pamela Ann grams implemented by the gov­ • 1 ~ ; sociology, said that the lecture All State Motor Club Avallab e ~llDR ~" wasalsoinitiatedtobringprorni- ernment and multiracial and eth­ Unlimited Towing- Emergency Road Service nent sociologists to the CSU cam- nic coalitions so that all in­ L----2_4_H_rs._D_is..:p_a_tc_b_S_e_rn_·_ce_C_a_ll_6_6_2_-_s3_9_9__ _ -.J pus to engage in a dialogue on dividuals in these populations and O'BANNON race relations and poverty. the attempts to solve them as mu­ Educated at Wilberforce, tually inclusive of all racial 24 hrs. Service Visa/Master Cards All States Bowling Green and Washintong groups. Common Pleas Court Judge General Division Universities, Wilson was selected At the end of his Clyde Reed Bondsman by Time magazine as one of speech, Wilson allowed the audi­ Endorsed by: America's 25 Most Influential ence to ask him questions Cuyahoga County Democratic Party, BEDCO, & The Suburban Black Caucus All Courts People in 1996 and is th eauthor A 40 year old white male Vote for Experience, Commitment & Integrity Bail - Life & Auto I n sura nce of"Wben Work Disapppcar: The asked Wilson what procedure is 12001 Buckeye Cleve, Ohio 44120 New Urban Poor." which was most efficient to fonn a coalition, Elect O'Bannon on November 3, 1998 and he reponded by revealing that Office (216) 321-7239 Pager (440) 962-1341 cited by the editors of !The New Paid for by: The Committee to Eloot Pamela Ann O'B01111011, WiDiun W. Aikea, Trcoo=, 4214 Wilmingtoolld. Sooth Eodid, Okio 44121 York Times magazine as one of he has traveled to and 295-1250- 295-1255 the most notable paperback books Austin, Texas to engage in a dia- ··: in 1996. Iogue with Latinos, Hispanics and Clair Van Ummersen, African-Americans to bridge • 100% GUARANTEED ISSUED 24 Hours Towing president of CSU and a co-<:hair the"racial divide." of the B. A. Jones Honorary Com­ A 43 year old African­ mittee said that the lecture series American male question Wilson WHOLE LIFE INSURANCE • USED AUTO PARTS provided a "wonderful oppour­ as to the efficacy of the Califor­ • DAMAGE FREE TOWING • AUTO SERVICE tunity"to hear distinguished nia State Lesislture's passage of • WE BUY WRECKED & scholars discuss race relations Proposition 209 which eliminates ... , Are You Looking For Coverage For Final Expenses? JUNK CARS and poverty. affirmative action programs in • Jones, who came from college admissions, state contract • Health Questions Need Not Be Answered! his horne in Delaware, Ohio com­ and job and housing preferences. SNAPPY ENTERPRISES, INC. mented that he was "pleased and Wilson said that the af- • honored" to have the lecture se­ firmative action problem is preva- , • 14300 MILES AVENUE Call304-1668 To Speak To A Licensed Insurance Agent CLEVELAND, OH 44121 ries named after him. lent not only in , but • Wilson opened the lec­ throughout tl•ccountry f{\r all eth- • (218) 295-1397 RONNIE WRIGHT ture by saying that Jones was a nic groups. *Limited Benefit May Apply "mentor, colleague and hero" dur­ Thomas F. Campbell, ing his 24 year tenure at the Uni­ professor emeritus of the Depart- • "Cah In A Mfnutel We Buy, Sell, And Loan Anything Of Valuel" versity of Chicago and Han·ard. ment of History and Urban Stud- • SUI ies and a member of the B. A. University. ABE'S PAWN SHOP Wilson revealed three Jones Organizing Committee 5615 Woodland Av • Cleveland, OH 44104 disturbing trends which assist said that the committee would de- -~, many unskilled African-Ameri­ terrnine who the lecturer for the 431-6642 cans from obtaining employment fourth annual series is "within and therefore remove them from two weeks." .... the broader scope and fabric of Campbell said that the JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL the American economy. fee of the lecturer will be a con- 1· 2 ' 1214117 1214117 1 2 I 4 sideration in order to give CSU 41171110 I I 10 11 12 11 14 I I 10 11 12 11 14 5 I 7 I I 10 11 Throughout America, 11 11 11 14 11 11 17 11 11 17 11 11 20 2:1 11 1t 17 11 11 20 2:1 12 13 14 11 11 17 11 Wilson said that there is a de­ students an oppourtunity to hear 11 11 20 2:1 22 :rs :M 221S:M:II:II27:11 221S:M21:1127B 11 10 21 22 • :M • aa21aa•2:1 •• 2:1 a'27aa• crease in demand for unskilled the lecture and revealed that Wil­ labor due to the advent of com- son delivered his lecture without • MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST 1 2 1 2 3 4 I I 1 2 3 • 1 puters. a retainer. 1411711 7 I I tO 11 12 11 5 I 7 I I 10 11 2141171 10 11 12 11 14 11 11 14 11 11 17 11 11 • 12 13 14 11 11 17 11 I 10 11 12 11 14 11 Another trend which Finally, Campbell said 17 11 11 20 2:1 22 :rs 2:1221S:M212127 11202:1221S:M21 11 17 11 11 • 2:1 22 :M2S2127:1121 • 21 27. 21.2:1 IS:M2121272112S Wilson cited is the gro\\ing "in- that Jones informed the commit­ 2:1 ••• ., tee that this lecture will be the last tiEPTD18ER OCTOaER NOVEM8ER DECIEIIIteR that he will attend because of 1 2 :t 4 I 1 2 ' 1234517 1 2 ' 4 I I 7 • I 10 11 11 4 I I 7 • I 10 • I 10 11 12 11 14 17111011t2 11 14 11 11 17 11 11 11 12 11 ,. 11 11 17 11 11 17 11 11 20 21 , 14 11 11 17 11 11 GENERAL poor health. 202:1221S:MB21 11 11 20 t1 22 IS M 221S:M212127:11 202:122:rs:M21a 27 ••• 2121272121.2:1 •• 2721121.2:1 FACTORY AND Proclamation NOW ENROLLING EXPERIENCED presented to Army 1\IACHINISTS Cleveland Public Square ; ' .. , was recently the site of a procla­ DAY CLASSES \YELDERS mation ceremony observing the All-Three Shifts: Work : ~ ~ ~ 0: ~de~ ' ~ '1-'f ~ ,~:~ ~.e , t!t 4~pet I 'J~e. ~ ' Army's 223rd birthday. • 818-822 East 105th Street• Cleveland, Ohio 44108. 21G;i61-3092 . 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Thesday, July 14, 1998- Friday, July 17,1998 EAST SIDE DAILY NEWS Page6 Council president charged for Advertise County receives HUD grant for lead testing By CLAUDE STARKS Wanted Your Business Mary Jo 0' Brien, who tenure and that the officials will Experienced is the housing specialist for the take an "holistic" rather than le­ driving with suspended license Call721- 1674 Cuyahoga County offi­ county Development Department, gal approach toward solving the By CLAUDE STARKS Journalist cials recently announced that said that the program began in inerhent medical and biologic Call (216) 721-1674 Tired of Renting? they were the recipients of a $1.5 April and bids will be advertised problems. North Randall Council million grant from the Depart­ soon in local newspapers for state Individuals can call the No down payment required. President Shelton Richardson re­ ment of Housing and Urban De­ licensed contractors to examine Cuyahoga County Board of Payments same as rent. cently was charged in Bedford velopment to test for lead in and repair homes which contain Health at (216)-443-7500 to in­ Good or marginal credit. Muncipal Court, 65 Columbus homes, apartments and children's the aforementioned hazardous quire about lead testing in their I NEW HAIR AFFAIR to learn how call Rd., for driving with a suspended ' .. blood under the age ofsix, which materials. 1-800-669-1031 blood, home, or cleanup of lead license. 1788 Lee Rd. can cause brain and neuromus­ O'Brien said that the materials. Judge Joseph A. Zin­ Cleveland Hts. cular damage first two years ofthe program will The United States gales ordered Richardson to pay Newspaper For Sale The grant is for three be defining which homes, apart­ Enviornmental Protection Agen­ a $125 fee to reinstate his license years and will be used in the mu­ ments and children are in need cy operates a lead hotline tele­ with the Department of Motor Ideal For Person nicipalities of East Cleveland, of assistance and completing the phone number, which is 1-800- Vehicles. FUchardson , Who Wants To Be Warrensville Heights, Euclid, work and the third year will be to LEADFYI, which provides the Richardson, who also is ure, he has never had a council.­ Involved In Total Garfield Heights, Maple Heights review the completed work to en­ same information and instruc­ president of the newly formed man involved in an incident com­ and Cleveland Heights. Cleveland Area sure its effectiveness. tions as the local board ofhealth. Surban Black Caucus, has previ­ parable to Richardson's situation. Elise Tompkins, who is 0' Brien also revealed ously been cited for traffic acci­ Spremuilli said that he the program manager for the 'Gospel Fest' Call (216) 721-1674 that her agency .has a contract dents and driving with a sus­ is "aware" that Richardson know~ Neighbor hood Centers Associa­ The Eta Phi Beta Soror­ with the Department of Housing . pended license. of intentions in 1999 and believes tion said, that the Harvard Com­ ity, Inc., Gamma Chapter will and Urban Development for 12 In November of 1996, Richardson will announce hi~ New opnions are always suspected, and usually munity Services Center, 18420 sponsor "A Gospel Fest" on opposed, without any other reason but be- cause they Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Richardson was involved in a car candidacy for mayor in 1999. . Harvard Ave. and the East Cleve­ Saturday, July 25, 1998 at the are not already common. Authority homes for any contin­ accident and was ordered to pay Leonard Spremulli, who John Locke land Neighborhood Center, Original Harvest Missioruuy Bap­ is the law director, said that he gencies that may occur which approximately $4,500 by Bedford iS ***************~************* 13830 Euclid Ave., will be uti­ tist Church, 7109 Kinsman Road. Muncipal Court in April of 1997 "aware" of Richardson's sit­ would cause the dwellers to relo­ lized for outreach programs. The event starts at 6:00 for damages caused to the auto. uation and commented that be­ Lady D'5 DriU. Team cate and that her desire is not to The contact person to p.m. and the cost is $5.00. For Richardson was also in­ cause he is charged with a crime. 14818 Florida, Cleveland, OH 44113 relocate anyone longer than one reach at the Harvard Community ticket information, call Gloria volved a car accident on May 27 and has not been found guilty in day. Open Enrollment Services Center is Elaine Chapman at 751-6122. and was cited in Bedford a court of law, "no legal grounds" 0' Brien said that the Gohlstin (216)-991-8585 and at Muncipal Court for failing to exist to remove Richardson from Dione Bailey the East Cleveland center is factors which the employees of Founder & Director yield to an approaching automo­ council. Thelma Shepherd (216)-451- the Neigborhood Centers Asso­ bile, driving with a suspended li­ The law director said 581-6941 ciation and her agency will con­ 8172. cense and having expired license that because North Randall does sider when they initiate their door The outreach programs plates on his 1992 Ford Explorer not have a charter, state law is the to door neighborhood inspec­ are for the residents of the com­ automobile. proper remedy to remov~ tions is the age of the dwelling, "Tite munity who might have lead in Shoe In August of 1997, Richardson from office. their paint,water, or mold, or the income, number and ages of Richardson collided with a car Loretta Douglas, who is 0 the dwellers in the home. Doctor \ o Iffish could talk they'd ask for other Wlsanitary conditions which Is ln." owned by Margaret Rhines at a clerk at the Cuyahoga Count)! ~ 0 Ts AQUARIUM AND Ts SERVICE can contribute to asthma. Terry Allan, an em­ Randall Park Mall. Board of Elections, said that ac­ ployee of the Lead Safe Cuya­ • Hamsters • Rabbits • Alligators • T roplcal Fish • Birds Tompkins revealed that "Bring in your sick and According to Rhines, cording to Ohio Revised Code hoga campaign said that the three r.;;;;, All Sales Final the landlords and tennants of the injured footwear and let our Richardson asked her not to re­ 705.92, 15 percent of the North 41( year plan will "incorporate" c::.J 5% Discount For Senior Citizens ~ m homes or apartments will be edu­ shoe doctor take a look. port the accident to the police and Randall residents who voted in IIICE:l 10520 Superior Ave. Ctevland, Ohio Lead, Asthma and Hemo­ cated about the existing or pos­ He'll fix your shoes and requested that she follow him to the 1997 general election (38) 1!3!.ii(l (216) 721-2541 3GOI.OFISHFREE sible problems which they can siderosis, in their examination make your feet happy ~ - .... puod\uo B &B Auto Repair, 31875 Aurora must sign a peition in order to ~TlTCIFCII._~ .. _.... during the program's three year 11·7pm E.wy

Phone: 991-2222 " ( ' ) . / , , r,;J " tion and that she would wait to sent Rhines a registered letter, ~ •./ne o1 lne '.IJesl ;.e Fredrick Moodie, Director Carry Out Menu fix the car when she recuperates. which was enclosed a certified Now Accepting Enrollment Huntington said that check for $1,606 and paid $4,500 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Rhines did not bring her car to Tap . Ballot · Jazz For Summer Classes on June 11 for damages done to Modem • AerobiCs 1910 Lee Road 5236 Warrensville Center Road 11708 Buckeye Road B&B Auto Repair to repair the the automobile. Cleveland Heights, Ohio 44118 Maple Heights, Ohio 44137 Tots • Teens· Adults damage acquired in the collision Richardson said that the (216) 321-8848 (216) 663-0055 Clevel~nd, Ohio 44120 with Richardson. news of his legal problems were In April, Zingales or- leaked to the media by "racist of­ Neighborhood Outreach Thrift Shop dered Richardson to pay Rhines ficials" within the municipalities & Office Furniture, Inc. $1,606 for the damages to her car of North Randall and A G . caused by the collision. Warrensville Heights who were SUMMER DAYS SALE Rhines said that Rich- "fearful" of his political influ­ Novelty Items • New and Used Furniture JIM$~ ardson has not responded to ences and that he would "not be Dresses- Suits- Coats- Shoes -Hats- Jewelry • Buy and Sell Zingales' order and that her next deterred" from his duties as coun­ attempt to claim the money is to And Other Accessories • Panel System Installation pg.# 962-9896 cilman because of the publicity 9507 Quebec Avenue- Cleveland, Ohio 44106 garnish his wages from his job as surrounding his legal experi­ • Moving an employee of the U.S. Postal (216) 421-1638 ences. Richardson plead no Visa & Mastercard Welcome f}-cla-ma-tions! Service. contest on June 25 in Bedford HOURS: Wed. - Thor. - Fri. - Sat. 10 - 6:00 p.m. Salon Thomas Day Jr., who is Municipal Court to driving with­ (216) 881-3666 3.HO Prospect Ave. Jfair cf Yud, clerk of the Bedford Muncipal out an operator's license, driving Cleveland, Ohio 44115 17315 Tastee Bake & H omestyle Restaurant Harvard 921 ·9772 Court, saidthataciviljudgement without an assured distance of $1,606 is pending against among two vechicles and driving May and June Specials Richardson and he has to appear with expired license plates. (Good Until June 31, 1998) ALL AMERICAN TEMPS, INC. in court on June 25. Richardson was fined Free Coffee With Purchase of 2 Donuts Or More Excellence in Temporary Staffing If Richardson does not $472, which included court costs 2 Pancakes And 2 Sausages $1.99 uSpecializing in Industrial, Clerical & Food Service" appear, Day said that he could and provided evidence that he French Toast And 2 Sausages $1.79 be charged with a first degree has acquired insurance with Pro­ Temp to Perm Jobs Available EARN EXTRA MONEY! Big Papa Sandwich I Meal On A Bun misdemeanor and sentenced to a gressive lnSUidllCe Company. Greater Cleveland·Area * Food Service * maxmimum of six months in jail Richardson's attorney, (Grilled Ham - Egg5 - Onions - Cheese - Tomatoes) Various shifts * Secretarial * and a $1,000 fine. who is Raymond Schnetur, saiQ, $3.25 Earn above minimum wage Skilled & General Labor • Day said that Richard- that his client agreed to a settle­ based on your skill level. son would not lose his job as ment with Metripolitan Life In· councilman, because he was not surance Co. to pay 75 percent of Closod Mondays charged with a felony. the $4,500 owed to Rhines. WORK TODAY EAST: 636 St. Clair Ave., Cleveland ...... 348-1113 Frank Spremulli, who is Richardson did not re- GET PAID TODAY!! WEST: 10317 Lorain Rd., Cleveland...... 476-9740 'Darfing 's Jfair 'Design not seeking re-election as mayor turn phone calls requesting ad­ SOUTH: 13477 Prospect Rd., Strongsvllle... 572-0211 4090 Lee '.R,gcuf ofNorth Randall in November of ditional comments regarding his Cfew1aru{, OJ{ 44128 1999 after serving in the office for legal experiences or his future 216 1561-7470 40 years, said that during his ten politicial intentions. Specializing In Britt elected vice-chair of County Democratic Weaving- Bonding- Braids CLEVELAND--AKRON,£. LEVE ND By CLAUDE STARKS Hours: Wed. -Sat 8 a.m.-7 p.m. raitli Js StTOJ19er 'Tfian Staf The city of Cleveland's 'lVatufa & ~nee Ward Six Councilwoman Patricia HoME LOAN PROGRAM Brit was recently elected to the office of vice-chair of the Cuya­ SINCE 1937 hoga County Democratic Party by Now WITH A No CosT LoAN the county's precinct committee persons. The meeting to deter­ _CARTER mine the occupant ofthe office of vice-chair of the Democratic EDERMINAnNG MORTGAGE LOAN DISCOUNT PROGRAM Party was conducted at the CARTER * Program available within the city limits of Cleveland, International Exposition Center, Coats asked Dimora to co. Akron or East Cleveland 6200 Riverside Dr. resign because of the aforemen~ S.C.A.T. TEAM By defeating the current * Program available for 1 & 2 family owner occupied tioned activity. vice-chair, who is Ward 10 Coun­ Superior Chemicals & Tactics Teams homes or condos with a maximum purchase price of $75,000 Stokes did not attend the cilman Roosevelt Coats, Britt be­ meeting at the I-X Center be­ DO-IT-YOURSELF MATERIALS *Down payment can be as low as 5% came the first female to hold the cause of a previously scheduled * Down payment of 11 % or higher requires no PMI · unpaid, four year term of vice­ committment to deliver the com­ • PRE & POST CONSTRUCTION chair. mencement address for the * Fixed Rate is 1/4% below all other Third Federal comparable Britt was persuaded to Baldwin-Wallace College gradu­ TERMITE TREATMENT mortgage rates "Specialists In Sensitive Environments" seek the office of vice-chair by ating class. Jimmy Dimora, who is the cur­ Coats did not return nu· Industrial-Commercial-Residential • rent chairman of the County fOR DETAILS CALL OR I~ AKRON merous phone calls to his home, State Certified-Member OPCA-NPCA . 429,5000 1,800,944,7828 Democratic Party because of a ward and city hall offices to re­ dispute between Dimora, Coats - Arrnwal dmm ravm~nt md other restr iction'- quest his comment about his suc­ and Rep. Louis Stokes. cessor. Stokes was offended Britt said that she was 751-1955 .·· when Dlmora placed his name on "hurt and offended" by Stokes' re­ THIRD FEDERAL SAVINGS a fundraising brochure for a pro­ marks that she was abandoning 3966 E. 131 st. Street gram designed to honor party the black community by aligning i= AX. # 751·3664 ********************STRONG * STABLE * SAFE• members without his permission. herself with Dimora. EAST SIDE DAILY NEWS Thesday, July 14, 1998 -Friday, July 17, 1998 -SPORTS Page7 Benedictine High School wins 5th state title in track By VICTOR HILL again would determine the win­ The senior point machine, Wells, Joh and Fraley placed ner. who 45 minutes earlier had won the fourth with a time of 43.4, four Anyone who hasn't And just like last year, 800-meter championship, ran a tenths of a second off their sea- seen Benedictine's student-ath­ the Bengals' exciting 4 x 400 strong anchor leg only to be edged son-best time. l~tes in competition during the meter relay team needed flawless out on the lean at the wire by a fresh Unlike most schools that P.ast two years has missed seeing baton exchanges to capture the runner from Dayton Christian. have their own track for working a. tremendous sports accomplish­ pressure-packed event. However Jackson's time out, Benedictine practices indoors ment that may never again be du­ Going into the final race, was good enough to give or on the hardtop. plicated in school history - or the Bengals found themselves in Benedictine its fifth state champi­ In addition to this draw- across Ohio for that matter- five second place with 27 points, one onship in two years. back, the team this year had a lot slate cham-pionships. ahead of Orrville and three behind Sean Lucas and Justin of youth which resulted in incon­ The latest championship Shelby. Fraley, who are break-away threats sistent performances. was in track and field. Led by se- Benedictine's task was ech time they touch the ball for the However, head cpach Cy nior Tim Jackson, the Bengals' clear cut-beat the Orrville team football Bengals, had their shining Levkanich and assistants Ron s'peedsters and relay teams and finish no lower than fourth hour on the oval track. Alexander and Bob Holpuch tnounted a furious rally a Ohio in the 400. Lucas finished third and taught them good fundamentals State Stadium on June 6 to help Freshman Papish Joh sixth in the I 00 and 20-meter races and the team developed quickly, the Bengals capture back-to-back and sophomores Sean Lucas and respectively, while Fraley placed so fast, in fact, that it captured "bivision II state championships. Justin Fraley ran blistering splits. third in the 200-meterdash. several major meets and peaked Following last year's to give Jackson the lead on the The young 4 x I 00 meter just at the right moment, in Co­ script, the final event of the meet anchor leg. team of Lucas, sophomore Vince lumbus. }la~lem Globetrotters basketball team interesting fun Benedictine's star long distance runner, Tim Jackson, who won the 800-meter race at the Nathaniel "Sweetwater" by the Boston Cletics and the The Harlem Globetrotters dium on August 21, 1951. . recent Div. II state championship of track, is shown here thanking coaches for voting him the most Clifton left the Harlem Phoenix Suns in game five of the are listed in the Guiness Book of The Basketball Hall of valuable player on the team. To show their gratitutde, the coaches said that they would retire his Plobetrotters to become the first 1976 NBA Finals. World Records for drawing he larg­ Fame in Springfield, MA is dedi­ number 223 for all time. And staring next year a new award- The Tim Jackson Achievement Award- will ,African American player in the The Harlem Globetrot­ est crowd ever to see a basketball cated to the sport's inventor, be given to the trackman who best emulates Jackson' outstanding character and his prowess on the !'ffiA. He played for the ters became the first and only game - a phenomenal 75,000 fans James Naismith, who came up with race track. K.nicks for $25,000 a year. sports team to be honored with jammed into 's Olympic Sta- the game while at work. The longest Finals game their own star on Hollywood's fa­ ever, a triple-overtime, was played mous "Walk of Fame" in 1982. Amateur boxers stage benefit for Jimmy Bivins By CLAUDE STARKS pion" inscribed on the front r of the belt. An amateur boxjng show Former lightweight cham­ was recently held at St. Michael's pion Harry Arroyo attended Gruss Hall, 3 I 15 Scranton Rd. be­ the festivities, as well as 1952 fore more than 400 relatives, friends Olympic Flyweight (112 pounds) and boxing enthusiasts of Jimmy champion Nate Brooks. Bivins. Pete Rademacher, who Bivins, 78, was found won the 1956 Olympic heavy­ abandoned and neglected by the weight championship and is a city of Cleveland police in his former referee, also attended the granddaughter's Collinwood home evening's events. in April. Bivin's was unable to at­ Josette Banks, who is the wiil be arraigned on the aforemen­ tend the event, but said in a tele­ suspect, was released from county tioned date for the same charges. phone conversation that he was jail after paying a $3,000 bond and Eight boxing matches "feeling better" and "did not will be arraigned July 28, for two were conducted during the know" the date of his release from Benedictine's High School principal Charles Reynolds charges of failing to provide for the evening. the MetroHealth Skilled Nursing addresses a achool assembly for the track team with Andre Marin functionally impaired and felonious The National Boxing As­ Facility. and Abbot Roger Gries. assault. Maria Baskins, who is sociation sent a belt with the in­ To Advertise Call Banks' husband, Daryl, scription entitled "Duration Cham- Bivins' sister, said that the event Self- Employed? was a "success" and "appreci­ (216) 721-1674 ated" the many out of town guests Small Business? who attended the event. Reeder's Hair Affair David Justice shows off his Silver Slugger Award he re­ Baskins revealed that We Have BarberShop cently received for his playing efforts. Justice will be playing in "unfortunate financial circum­ 2613 Woodhill Rd. Cleve., Ohio 44104 the upcoming All-Star Game at Coors Field in Denver, Colorado. stances" prevented Bivins from Health Insurance (216) 721·0705 Justice will be with All-Star Mnager Mike Hargrave as well as attending the event and she is at­ For You! Kathy Gibbs other teammates Omar Vizquel, Kenny Lofton, Jim Thome, Manny EARN tempting to acquire guardianship Northpoint Insurance Services Sera-Tee Biologicals Ramirez, Bartolo Colon and Alomar. of her brothers' estate. David Cunix, General Agent Notary Public Limited Partnership Individuals wishing to HOURS: Tuesday - Saturday (216) 932-8700 Call Today 3224 Prospect Avenue donate to the Jimmy Bivins Be­ 9:00 a.m. ·6:00 p.m. Cleveland, OH 4411 5 nevolent Fund can contact any (216) 431-7790 $100 Key Bank branch to inquire about the transaction involved when •NEW DONORS ON 4 CONSECUTIVE DONATIONS making their donation. Buster & B.J. EARN $80 •REGULAR DONORS ON 4 CONSECUTIVE DONATIONS 2 DONATIONS PER WEEK $$ MONTHLY RAFFLES $$ HELP US SAVE LIVES!!! Our Automated Systems Allow You To Donate Plasma Quickly & Safely Th~ first five-time world box­ Ing champion was Sugar Ray Robinson. Judge ANTHONY 0. CALABRESE, JR. Kenny Lofton is congratulated by fellow teammates at Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court home plate. Lofton will be playing in the All-Star Game at Coors Although I Am Unopposed As A Judge For Re-Election, I Would Like To Field 1rih All-Star Mnager Mike Hargra1·e as well as other team­ Thank All The Voters of Cuyahoga County For Their Continued mares Omar Vizque/, David Jusrice, Jim Thome, Manny Ramirez. Confidence In Me And For Supporting Me During My Tenure As Judge. to Colon and Sandy Alomar. 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aEAST SII">I'}"')"N E'-VS I Fast and easy- and good for you (NAPS)-It's 6:30. You've whole-kernel corn, drained just walked in the door from a day 4 ounce can chopped green chili that consisted on constant con­ peppers, drained ference calls and meetings, topped 1A cup water On the Town off by a fie car pileup and traffic at I teaspoon ground cumin MOVIES* MUSIC* THEATER* DANCE* RESTAURANT* NIGHT LIFE a complete halt for 45 minutes. 'A teaspoon salt The kids are climbing 1I teaspoon black pepper your legs as if they were the back­ 8 yard jungle gym, demanding a trip 1A cup shredded low-fat cheddar LSG headlines jazz festival with LaBelle to the local fast food joint. cheese Even though the idea of Preheat oven to 375 de- getting back in the car and driving grees F. 15 minutes for a spin through the In a large skillet over me­ drive-thru is not the wisest thought dium-high heat, cook ground beef you've had all day, you consider and onion until meat is brown and it. onion is tender. Meanwhile, pre­ The greasy burgers and pare potatoes according to pack­ fries are at this moment more ap­ age directions, but use 2 CURS pealing than clamoring through the water and 3/4 cup skim milk a~ kitchen looking for quick and sat­ omit butter or margarine and salt. isfying dinner options. Place cooked meat mi)(­ Then you remember- you ture in a colander and rinse under just picked up a copy of the Ameri­ hot water. Drain well. Wipe skillet Blige can Heart Association Quick and with a paper towel. Return meat The Coors Light Festi­ Easy Cook Book (Times Books, mixture to skillet over medium heat. val scheduled for July 24-25-26 at $17.00). Suddenly, the commotion Stir in remaining ingredients, ex­ Cincinnati's Cinergy Field is slated of transporting three kids to and cept cheese and heat through, to be the largest music Festival in from a burger shack doesn't seem about 7 minutes. the entire Midwest this summer. Members ofLSG Johnny Gill, Keith Sweat and Gerald as tempting. Transfer meat mixture to Confirmed artists are as Levert. You remember the frozen a 2-quart casserole. Drop potato follows: Friday, July 24- 8:00p.m., ground beef and instant mashed mixture in mounds on meat mix­ LSG (Gerald Levet1, Keith Sweat 'Hit' to air starring ented cast that includes Richard potatoes _ which you considered ture. Bake, uncovered 25-30 min­ & Johnny Gill), Patti Labelle, Brian Pryor, Paul Hampton, Gwen the bottom of the barrel yesterday utes or until hot. Sprinkle with McKnight, and K-CI &JoJo. Welles, Warren Kemmerling, - and realize that in a little over a cheese. Saturday, July 25- 8:00 Janet Brandt and Sid Melton. half-hour you can have a meal to- And try for dessert: p.m., Luther Vandross, Maze fea­ Hit is a drama carved gether. FRoSTY FRurr turing Frankie Beverly, Mary J. from today's headlines, an audi- Fast food does not nee- 2 cups fresh fruit, such Blige, The Whispers. and Tim music world. ets are the same price that they have ence picture, raw in its emotional essarily mean eating out anymore. as grapes, whole small strawber- Cunningham. For the ninth straight been for the last 5 years - $50.00 implications, diverse and show- SouTHWEST SHEPHERD's PIE ries, blueberries, raspberries, Sunday, July 26 - 4:30 .year, the Coors Brewing Com­ VIP, $35.00 Blue and Green Sections, stopping in its cast and charged 8 ounces lean ground beef melon chunks, sliced peaches, or p.m., James Brown, Gladys Knight, pany, producers of Coors Light $35.00 Turf Seats, and $25.00 Up­ with explosive energy that grabs \h cup chopped onion peeled kiwifruit chunks. Cameo, Roger & Zapp. Beer, will be the title sponsor of per Deck. you right to the climax. 2 cups packaged instant mashed If necessary, rinse fruit The festival's lineup is the event. In addition, each night, Tickets are available at all The African Heritage potatoes (enough for 6 and pat dry. Arrange fruit in : a the strongest in recent memory, the Ohio Lottery will sponsor a Ticketmaster Ticket Centers. For Network's hosts, Ossie Davis and servings) single layer on a baking sheet. and the addition of James Brown Williams fantastic fireworks display. further infonnation patrons can dial Ruby Dee, are one of the enter- 2 cups water Freeze, uncovered, about I hour to the Sunday show promises to The African heritage Because of Coor's in­ toll-free 1-800-452-3 I 32. In Cincin­ tainment industry's most well- % cup skim milk or until finn. To serve, remove fruit make that night one of the most Network (AHN) hosted by film volvement in the festival, the tick- nati patrons can call87 I-3900. known and gifted couples. Their 16 ounce can kidney beans, from freezer and let stand for two exciting in recent memory. legends, Ossie Davis and Ruby film, television and stage careers rinsed and drained minutes. (Fruit should be served Add to that all of the Dee, presents the broadcast pre­ 'Jazz Explosion' extend over 50 years. I 0% ounce can no-salt-added frozen but not rock hard). great stars - Luther Vandross - miere of Hit, starring Billy Dee AHN's "Movie of the D B h F" S d fi Frankie Beverly- Mary J. Blige­ at State Theatte Just Williams and Richard Pryor. Month"seriesisthefirstandonly ry ranC Ire qua tO per OriD AHN's "Movie of the Patti Labelle- Gladys Knight . .. A welcome annual visitor feature film package wh1ch fo- Dry Branch Fire Squad Cuyahoga Valley Asso- and it's like a "who's who" of the to the jazz scene is the 'Jazz Explo­ Jazz Month" series is brought to you cuses on movies showcasing Af- to perform at 8 p.m., on Sa~- ciation (VCA) members receive sion· production. slated to play the by AT&T. rican-American actors, producers day, Au~t. 22, at the Special $2 off adult admission price. By NANCY ANNLEE Hit airs on WEWS on Events S1te m Cuyahoga Valley This concert is part of State Theatre on Fri .. July 24 at 8 and directors since movie mak- National Recreation Area. p.m. July 30 at 12:35 AM. ing began. AHN airs in 92 mar- _ Admisstion is $10 for the Cuyahoga Valley Heritage Showcased in this produc­ Sidney Bechet "The television audience kets across the country. adults and $5 for children 12 and Series with generous support tion will be the talents of veteran pia­ Born in New Orleans on is going to enjoy this film," said under. Door sales only. from WKSU 89.7 F.M nistlprodu~er and songwriter George May 14, 1897, clarinetist Sidney Ossie Davis. "Hit, is an action Duke: sultry vocalist Rachclle Ferrell; Bechet was mostly self-taught. packed assigrunent for Billy Dee plus hot new singer and songwriter Have the Cleanest Home By 1910, he began to play Williams, who emerged as a full­ Rahsaan Patterson. fledged star in Lady Sings the Tickets are on sale at the regionally throughout the South Blues, after gaining national ac­ in the Neighborhood... Center Box Of­ and Midwest. fice: all Advantix outlets (including Traveling to Chicago in claim as the star of Brian's Song," Put 30 Years of Experience to Work for You most Finast stores); and by phone 1917, he helped spread the New he said. charge at (216) 241-6000 or toll-free Orleans jazz style. In Hit, Williams por­ at 1-800.-766-6048. Cost of the tick­ Today, he is regarded as trays a government agent, disil­ ets for "Jau Explosion" will be one of the few best second-genera­ lusioned by the death of his $30.75 and $35.75. tion musicians who pioneered this daughter by an overdose. Jazz festival on Square style. He organizes a team pro­ Bechet was discovered in gram to kill the million-dollar Swinging on The 1919 by Will Marion Cook, leader kingpins at the top of the heroin Square, a free jazz festival at Pub­ of the Southern Syncopated Or­ market. lic Square, Sunday, July 26th chestra, and went to Europe with The team is led by Will­ from 2-7 p.m. the band. Bechet quit the band that iams, who infiltrates the top ech- The youthful talents of same year to work in England and elon ofthe French heroin traffick- ___ Showagon will kick off the after­ ~"' .=,:::_~:.:,~-~:::::::;::::::=;:;:::~::::;======::;;:~ France, playing in small ragtime ers, wiping them out, one by one, noon, followed by three bands bands. in a tension-filled plan that re­ cuttin' it up downtown for your Zesty Pizza In by 1924, quires split-second timing to Beauty free listening enjoyment. 13104 Buckeye Road Bechet worked briefly with the Duke work. Week: is gorgeous looking Featuring the stunning, Ellington band. The final showdown in Cleveland, Ohio Tricia, who is a local enter-: big band sounds ofThe Cleveland Although he could swing France builds to a nerve-shatter­ tainer. Tricia's goal is to be-: Jazz Orchestra, the urban contem­ OPEN OPEN hard, he did not read music. ing crescendo. come a professional model.: porary jazz sounds of One Wish, Sunday thru Thursday & Bechet opened his own Hit was filmed in Se­ Friday Saturday Her hobbies are exercising: and searing hot Latin Jazz by jazz venue, Club Basha, in Harlem, attle, Washington, , 11:00 A.M.-12:00 Midnight 11:00 A.M.-2:00A.M. tl and soccer. f Orquesta Sabor Latino, Swinging where he influenced players like California and Marseilles, TELEPHONE : If you would like to : on the Square will benefit the TELEPHONE Johnny Hodges from Boston. France, with a diverse and tal- : be a Beauty of The • NOJS Jazz Week education pro­ 561-7070 561-7008 Bechet made recordings in • Week, send photo,: gram and the Rainey Institute. 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