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INSIDE ------Off the ropes Detroit public housing fi By Kim Trent federal review and is poised to leave authority has flunked the annual Journal Staff Writer the government’s troubled publicassessment. At projects such as the © Copyright 1996 Detroit Sunday Journal housing authority list next year. massive Jeffries Homes on the city’s The last time Detroit’s public hous­ Detroit Mayor Dennis Archer and near-west side, high-rise buildings ing system was in good standing with U.S. Department of Housing andwith hundreds of apartments housed the federal government, Jimmy Urban Development (HUD) Secretary only a handful of registered tenants. Carter was in the White House, Lou Henry Cisneros are expected toMeanwhile, the buildings crumbled, Whitaker was Rookie of the Year for announce next week in Washingtoncrime soared and the department the Tigers and Three Mile Island was that the Detroit Housing Commissionseemed paralyzed by the scope of its Journal photo by PATRICIA BECK just another U.S. nuclear reactor. has made significant progress in turn­problems. Now, for the first time since 1978, ing around problems that have dogged Sources close to HUD say the city’s the Detroit Housing Department has the system for nearly two decades. preliminary 1996 Public Housing ENTERTAINMENT earned a passing grade on its yearly Since 1979, the city’s housing See HUD, Page 12 Take the pain out of champagne with our K' holiday guide to the gg& }■*'£ - , spirits of Christmas present. P ag e 25. |iP - »*s. ' ■* JsW CITY & STATE • ' *v»' Car-donation programs aid charitable causes and help remove blight from the urban land­ scape. P ag e 3. m i ~ i 1 ■ ■ Hi SPORTS Detroit's * V ' I 5 ■ ,p JfjfgBf > 4 ^ - - It has winged his way S /M r ,J 1 H P - JKlfa/<£*■’ % 'Wm. /MW back among the NHL’s f'JSBLt J l 11§ . ‘ top scorers.B ack pag e. * k M L iMgmkMsmX

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Editorials Page 14 Journal photo by GEORGE WALDMAN Horoscope Page 30 One family’§ “It’s like I have my own son back,” says Rodney Gray of 8-year-old Justin, who once suffered 10 Nation & World Page 10 i •' epileptic seizures an hour. Justin’s mother, Marilyn, insisted there had to be better treatments miracle than those Justin was receiving. Her search led to an unlikely diet therapy. Stoiy, Page 4. Susan Watson Page 3 PAGE 2 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL DECEMBER 15, 1996

ENERGY YOGA, community calendar For Strength, Suppleness, # 1 In Macomb County and Inner Balance Holiday celebration with Santa from 12 noon to 2 p.m. and from 3-5 p.m. Saturday in Pet Stress Relief and Pain Relief A daylong pre-Kwanza celebra­ Peter J. Lucido, P.C. Supplies Plus, 18930 West Road, in tion is set for Saturday in the Woodhaven. Funds raised benefit ATTORNEYS & COUNSELORS AT LAW Ferndale Yoga (810) 547-3893 Highland Park YWCA, 13130 the Wyandotte Animal Group Inc., a Oar Legal T ew of Taughi Aggressive Experts will Fight for YOU! Woodward near Davison. An volunteer group that places stray African market place will feature and abandoned animals in homes. vendors from 12 noon to 7 p.m. and Call 313-676-7793. SUNDAYJOURNAL a Kwanza program with poetry, dancers, drummers and a jumping The Detroit Sunday Journal is the broom wedding ceremony is Posters exhibition Lucido’s Professional Office Plaza published weekly by Detroit slated from 5-7 p.m. Call 313-252- More than 450 posters entered by 39999 Road • At 171/2 Mile Rd. • Clinton Twp. Sunday Journal Inc., 3100 E. 0022. Detroit Public Schools students in a Other Locations:ST. CLAIR SH O R ES• DETROIT Jefferson, Detroit, Ml 48207- Race fans dinner dance contest to choose a poster design for the grand opening next spring of INJURY* DIVORCE* CRIMINAL 5052. Mail Subscription price is The National Motorsports $15 for three months, $30 for the new Museum of African •ACCIDENTS (ALL) • BANKRUPTCY •CUSTODY -DRUNKDRIVING Association, a motor sports enthusi­American History will be on display •DOG BITES -COLLECTIONS •SUPPORT • DRUG CASES six months (no refunds). 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Evening & Weekend Appointments Available Circulation/Postal The Christmas portion of Handel’s “Messiah” will be per­ Health confab formed by the Detroit Concert TUPPERWARE WAREHOUSE SALE Choir and St. Paul Choir at 3 p.m. The Southeast Sunday, Dec. 22 in St. Paul on the Coalition on Occupational Safety VENTURE SALES Many Lake Church, 157 Lake Shore, and Health in Detroit has sched­ Grosse Pointe Farms. Tickets are uled a public workshop on “Cold 32783 Manor Park Drive • Garden City Specially $12 or $10 for students and senior Stress: Health Effects” for 6:30-8:30 citizens. Call 313-885-8855. p.m. Wednesday in UAW Local 724, 313 522-9260 Priced 450 Clare, Lansing. Registration Open Every Friday, Saturday & Sunday in December 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Santa pet photos deadline is Monday. Call 313-961- BRING THIS AD FOR A FREE GIFT Your pet can have its photo taken3345. Elliott wins eighth term as DFT president Unclaimed Orders John M. Elliott has easily won anture, around the items that cannot be New unsold school sewing machines with open arm eighth term as president of the Detroit bargained.” Those rules cover the Federation of Teachers. He got 5,901 length of the school year and which The EDUCATION DEPARTMENT of Elna Sewing Machine Company of America votes to 1,323 for Cass Tech math health insurance carrier schools can ordered these machines in anticipation of large school sales. Due to budget cuts, theseteacher Steven J. Conn. use. machines were unsold. These machines must be sold! All sewing machines offered are Elliott has led the 11,000-member Bargaining on a new contract will the most modern in the line. These heavy duty machines are MADE OF METAL and union since 1982. probably begin in late spring. sew on all fabrics - LEVIS, CANVAS, UPHOLSTERY, NYLON, STRETCH, VINYL, Votes were counted last weekend. Conn said of his Membership Action SILK, EVEN SEWS ON LEATHER! 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AT 14 MILE IN WASHINGTON PLAZA, JUST 1 MILE EAST OF OAKLAND MALL 268-6880 for the Detroit Housing Commission. Bowens lives in Detroit with his 3 F I STORE HOURS: DAILY 10-6; THURS. 10-8; SAT. 10-5: SUN. 12-4 [pTJ [ES] A Detroit native, Bowens is a gradu­.wife, Jeannine, and son, Langston. DECEMBER 15, 1996 PAGE 3

Old autos take haritable turns By Alan Forsyth including such well-known organiza­ Journal Staff Writer tions as the Salvation Army and the Those old cars don’t have to be run­Society of St. Vincent De Paul, who ning to become John George’s operat­have been at it about a year. Blight ing capital. Busters has been collecting old cars He’s a founder of Motor City Blightfor three years. Busters, a northwest Detroit organi­ At the Red Cross, Laura Conway, zation dedicated to improving life special by events coordinator, says, fighting derelict houses, graffiti and“We’re just starting to get our pro­ trash. gram up; We get calls all the time from “We’re using old autos to rebuildpeople who want to donate cars, and Detroit’s neighborhoods,” he says.we just didn’t have any way to handle “Anyone with an old car can donatethese to cars. So we decided this was us.” Blight Busters aims to constructsomething we wanted to look into. It’s 77 new houses in northwest Detroitanother way people can give to the next year. Red Cross.” “Some cars have to be scrapped,” he The time is ripe. For charities, Adamany resignsas WSU president continues. “That doesn’t give us much,December usually is the kindest David Adamany announced lege to serve as president of Wayne but it does eliminate some blight frommonth, the end of most individuals’Friday that he would step down Stateas University,” he said. “This our streets. Cars that can be cleaned tax year. president of Wayne State after 14 institution’s mission is at the fore­ up and tuned are sold to moderate-“People use the car the whole year, years leading the university in thefront of my personal belief in and low-income folks at below-marketand they can get their tax deduction heartif of Detroit’s Cultural Center. democracy: It offers superior edu­ rates. Dollars raised allow us to paythey donate it on or before Dec. 31,” Adamany, 60, called his reasons cation to women and men of every some of our operating expenses.” says Irene Mathis, donations manag­for leaving the presidency “person­class, station, race, religion, nation­ Car-donation programs are spread­er, at the Military Order of the Purple al, professional and institutional.”ality, age and personal lifestyle ing rapidly among nonprofit organiza­Heart in Redford Township. He said he would return to teach­who would otherwise have no such tions. George of Blight Busters also has a ing law and political science at opportunity.” Volunteers of America says it start­ Christmas wish: WSU after a new president is The university did not immedi­ ed the first program in the metropoli­‘We have taken in 500 cars in 1996. named next year. ately announce plans or a time­ tan area in 1984. Many organizationsWe would like to take in another 500 “It has been an enormous privi- table for finding a new president. have entered the field since 1993, See CARS, Page 9 A candle inthe darkness lights up the world arly Sunday morning, in a Each of us possesses the power to bare. The woman in the car in front small Pennsylvania town illuminate corners where menacing of me rolled down her window, took miles removed from Detroit, S u sa n shadows lurch out at innocent chil­off her gloves and gave them to that a Jewish family was awak­ dren, senior citizens, those who are beggar. ened by the sound of breaking glass Wa tso n different from us, and those who are I wrote about that incident and a in their living room. Vandals in that just like us. Each of us has the abilitynumber of people later told me they bedroom community on the outer to temper the bitter edge of spiritual had done the same thing. As recently fringes of Philadelphia had smashed poverty. as last week, a gentleman reminded the front window to destroy an elec­selves don’t create enough light to We do it the way the folks in me of the story and of how he had tric menorah the couple had left illuminate the first floor of most of Newton Township, Pa., did it, by tak­given his gloves to a stranger on lighted all night for Hanukkah. the four- and five-bedroom houses ingon time to reaffirm our connection moreto than one occasion. By nightfall, the front window of that winding street. one another and to the universe. A pair of gloves won’t eliminate every house on that street - all 18 of But sometimes, the power of an Pundits hang the label “random actspoverty and candles won’t eliminate them - was lighted with a menorah. image transcends the concrete casingof kindness” on such deeds, but I hatred. But each gift strengthens our “I will put it out for the rest of my of its reality. In this instance, the softdon’t think there’s anything randomcollective will to see to it that good­ life,” one woman, a Roman Catholic, light from those menorahs is strongabout it. These deeds may be trig­ ness and fairness prevail. As corny as told a New York Times reporter. “I doenough to remind us of the impor­gered by unforeseen circumstances, that may sound, I believe it with all not want anyone, regardless of wheretance of small, almost invisible acts but they are central, indeed key, to my heart. I am living, to feel intimidated that of kindness and compassion. our existence, our survival. And All too often, we tend to focus on they can’t show their faith, regardless It is not the professional politi­ because of that, they are as ordered larger-than-life characters or events. of what it is.” cians or the wealthy philanthropistsas stars flung across the heavens. We speak with awe of heroic deeds Eighteen menorahs on a cul de sacwho determine the character of a One bitter cold night a few years and of seismic improvements in the called Water Lily Way won’t elimi­ community or a cul de sac; it is the back, I was waiting in line to pull social landscape. But sometimes it nate bigotry or intolerance. Eighteenordinary, overburdened, sometimes onto the expressway. A slight man helps to remember that our greatest menorahs in an upscale suburb won’tfrightened and often confused aver­holding one of those ubiquitous “Willdreams and best accomplishments protect the lamb from the lion. age citizen who tends the flame of Work for Food” signs stood at the depend on a flickering light and a •“Heck, 18 menorahs in-and of them-our — humanity. - • ..... mouth of: the larap. His hands were raomenLof'shared warmth.. PAGE 4 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL DECEMBER 15y 1996 ‘Miracle’ diet gives new life to an 8-year-old

By Liz Seymour Journal Staff Writer typical dinner for Justin Gray is a Weight Watchers nightmare: a small sausage patty, one slice of fruit Aand some liquid butter. At every meal, he drinks whipped heavy cream diluted with water. Tasty it’s not. But the high- fat, low-protein diet has given this 8-year-old boy an escape from the terrifying effects of epilepsy. Developed more than 70 years ago, the “ketogenic” diet is an unlikely - but wel­ come - treatm ent for this mysterious neurological disor­ der. In Justin’s case, it has all but eliminated his troubles. Whenever his mother, Marilyn, talks about it, her eyes fill with tears. She repeats the same phrase over and over: “It’s a miracle.” Justin developed epilepsy three years ago. This time last year, the little boy with wide- set eyes and rabbit-like front teeth endured 10 seizures an hour, according to his mother. Journal photo by GEORGE WALDMAN To combat them, he swallowed 13 pills a day. Eight-year-old Justin Gray was having 10 epileptic seizures an hour until his mom, Marilyn, Since he started the diet last summer, he initiated a diet that’s improved his condition dramatically. “I was really aggressive about it,” she said. takes three pills daily and has suffered just a “I toid our doctor ‘I'm not disrespecting you, but this is my child.’ ” handful of seizures. “It’s like night and day,” said his father, this for a child. It’s about their quality of life.” His parents changed his neurologist. They Rodney. “He’s 100 percent better. It’s like I have At the Nataki Talibah Schoolhouse, a charterchanged medicines. Still Justin suffered. my own son back.” school in Detroit, Justin appears no different He was taking so many drugs that he began The boy’s progress has been rewarded by from his 20 classmates. During two hours of to have other problems. His attention span was more than good health. He’s been named thismath and science, he completes his work, fol­ limited. His head would droop. And he still had year’s “winning kid” by the Epilepsy Center oflows the teacher’s rules and assimilates into theseizures. To Marilyn, Rodney and 14-year-old Michigan and will compete for the national title.classroom. It was a different pic­ brother Ryan, Justin’s condition “Justin’s story was intriguing because of theture last year, when Justin was was heartbreaking. fact that he’s on the diet,” said Bob Sadler, easily distracted. Sometimes he “I said, ‘I cannot watch him director of marketing and public education for“His changes that he’s made are deteriorate like this,’ ” Marilyn the Epilepsy Center. remarkable,” said Deanna would stare off Gray said. She began researching But that wasn’t the only reason he won the Weeden, his language arts teacherfor a few seconds. the ketogenic diet, even traveling contest. Justin, by all accounts, is a bit of a who also taught Justin last year, to a clinic in Cleveland for a sec­ ham. When he showed up for his interview withbefore he began the diet. Other times, ond opinion. Epilepsy Center officials, he greeted them in “He’s become an initiator,” she body-stiffening “I was really aggressive about French. said. “When he’s in groups, he’s it,” she said. “I told our doctor: “He made a very profound first impression,” the one getting (other students) convulsions T’m not disrespecting you, but Sadler said. back on track.” this is my child.’ ” Those who know Justin attribute his progressEpilepsy is a neurological disor­ made him Justin was admitted to to resiliency and good humor. And many creditder with no known cause or cure unconscious. Children’s Hospital of Michigan his parents, who have pushed for his care. that afflicts more than 90,000 peo­ on July 29. After two days of fast­ Rodney Gray is a striking Detroit newspaper ple statewide. The disorder ing, he was slowly introduced to worker and a member of Teamsters Local 372, prompts a burst of electrical energy in the brainthe diet, and in two months was weaned from so the family also dealt with the financial and that causes a seizure. 13 daily capsules to three. emotional strains of a strike during some of Justin’s seizures varied. Sometimes he would Results were obvious within weeks. Justin Justin’s toughest days. stare off for a few seconds. Other times, body- now has seizures only when he doesn’t follow “I would quit my job for him,” said Marilyn stiffening convulsions made him unconscious.the diet. That’s happened twice. Gray, who writes grants for the SMART bus After a bout with chicken pox in June 1994,The ketogenic diet has dramatically reduced system. “I would think that anybody wouldJustin’s do epilepsy worsened. 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In some of number ordered our patients, their seizures are total­ Artist signed poster $25 each Total for signed posters $ ______number ordered the frequency of seizures for others. ly controlled.” Total amount $ ______The Johns Hopkins Children’s Center The diet is based on the premise in Baltimore studied 95 patients six that somehow starvation reduces the Name______months after they went off the diet. effects of epilepsy. Patients are given The study found that 82 percent of huge portions of fats that are easily A ddress______them improved by at least 50 per­ burned by the body and just enough City, state ai;J " jp____ cent. proteins to subsist. All portions must be carefully weighed and even the Daytime phone and fax “Nobody - and in particular not me - has said this is a cure for epilepsy,” slightest alteration can prompt a Mail to: Metropolitan Council of Newspaper Unions said Dr. John Freeman, director of seizure, Freeman said. do Speakers Bureau the Pediatric Epilepsy Center at the It was developed in the 1920s and phone (313) 965-1478 150 Michigan Ave Johns Hopkins Children’s Center. was standard treatment for epilepsy fax (313) 965-1477 Detroit, MI48226 “The diet is an alternative for diffi- until the 1950s when people found it easier to take medicine than mea­ sure grams of fat. Since then, doctors S t& lC at Johns Hopkins continued to Mon. - Sat. 8 a m . - 8 p.m 9-ioUday administer the diet to children with­ For Detroit Newspaper Strikers ~ out much attention. Then a story Sunday 9 a,m. “ 6 p.m. and their Families at aired on “Dateline NBC.” New Bethel Baptist Church, 2 PM. Saturday, December 14, 1996 “All hell broke loose,” Freeman 8430 C..L Franklin Blvd., Detroit, Ml 48206 said. Thousands of calls poured in (Unwood/l’hildelphia/W Grand Blvd./Clairmount area) from parents, doctors and health care Reverend Rotxtrt Smith Jr. administrators nationwide. Freeman and his colleagues began training other doctors and hospital dietitians. In the Detroit area, the diet is The freshest Produce In Town! administered through Children’s We Have Holiday Wreaths II Fresh • Tender Grave Blankets • And More! Video Games • Pinball Machines Hospital. Justin won’t stay on this diet forev­ YELLOW SQUASH Genuine • All Purpose Jukeboxes • Neon Signs • Darts Complete Sales and Service on All of the Cool Toys er. After about a year and a half, his o r Z U C C H I IDAHO That You Wished You Had When You Were a Kid calories will be increased and some 33133 Mound Road (Just North of 14 Mile Road) of the fats removed. 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With our first The story of Justin Gray’s battle Wisconsin Deli Fresh Deli Fresh anniversary last with epilepsy appears headed toward MUENSTER CORNED ROAST a happy ending. Unfortunately, the m onth, the same can’t be said for his family. CHEESE BEEF BEEF The Grays are one of 2,000 families Sunday Journal still on strike against Detroit’s news­ $ papers after 17 months. That means 1.99* *3.29, *3.89lb. can now accept another tight Christmas for them and —^ —1 f»j j a lot of other area families. 4 1/2 Inch Pot! McDonald's While They Last! legal advertising But you can help. Your donations to the DN Striker Relief Fund will help HOLIDAY EGG SCOTCH make Christmas a little merrier for POINSETTIAS NOG PINES these families. Call o u r Simply make out checks to the DN Classified Dept, at Striker Relief Fund and on the memo 37*5 f 991 *9.99.„ line write “Christmas Project.” Mail DON'T FORGET OURGOURMET GIFT BASKISTS & PARTY TRAYS! (313) 567-9818them to: Metro Council of Newspaper Unions The Detroit Sunday Journal is a member of the Attn: Skip Freeman 29300 DEQUINDRE • 574-3000 Michigan Press Association and National Newspaper Association 3100 E. Jefferson Ave. (J u st North O f 12 Detroit 48207 DECEMBER 15, 1996 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL S PAGE 7 Highland Park makes a quiet comeback By Christopher M. Singer Journal Staff Writer While the spotlight shines on Detroit’s comeback, its small neighbor to the north, Highland Park, is quietly reinventing itself. Understanding that the factories that once provided so many middle- class jobs aren’t going to return, Highland Park aims to become a transportation and service center for the 21st century. The future didn’t look so bright at the time Linsey Porter became mayor five years ago. The city had lost half its population since the ’60s, from a peak of 55,000 in 1970 to 21,000. Porter found a grand total of $40,000 in the city treasury. One week after Porter took office, Chrysler Corp. announced it was mov­ ing its world headquarters with 7,000 jobs up 1-75 to Auburn Hills. One week after that, Sears announced it was closing its landmark store on

Woodward. One week after that, * '" *1 - »• ! Detroit Osteopathic Hospital with 450 I jobs announced it was closing. « . » • Today, ground has been broken for a ■: .,v $10 million subdivision, Ashanti Village, of 90 homes ranging in size from 1,465 square feet to 2,339 square feet and from $90,000 to $135,000. They will be the first new homes built in the city in 35 years and are Journal photo by GEORGE WALDMAN being built by a private developer, Highland Park Place, a busy strip mall on Woodward between Sears and Manchester, has five stores and three restaurants. Financial Federal Trust Savings Bank of Harvey,111. Pizza Hut, Subway sandwich shopexits the freeway has never had. building on Woodward across from Ground has also been broken forand the China Star. The Davison freeway sits midway Sears. The Ford offices were built in Model T Plaza, a $13 million private The shopping center is currentlybetween the Ford and Reuther free­ 1 9 1 0 and have deteriorated too much development by Woodward-Man-undergoing a $2.5 million expansion,ways and is a connector linking theto save, he said. chester Development Corp. on 27adding 30,000 square feet of retail Chiysler to the Lodge freeways. The Sears store, the third built by acres of land cleared at the old Ford space. Evans, who runs zoning, planning,the retailer in Detroit, dates back to Motor Co. plant on Woodward at New housing followed the newengineering and financing along with1938, and the land it sits on is more Manchester. retailing. development, said “it has to be runvaluable than the building. It will include a 60,000-square-foot Manchester Place includes 149 townlike a business.” He sees transporta­ Evans hopes to raze Sears within Farmer Jack’s, a 40,000-square-foot houses with market-rate rents rang­tion as his city’s future. two years, giving him an eight-acre Walgreen drug store - that chain’s ing from $500 a month to $600 a The city’s promotional literaturesite to develop. He said he has held first store in the Detroit market - and month developed by McCormick-points out that the major markets talksof with a Las Vegas developer a Murray’s Discount Auto Store. It’sBaron with financing from theMinneapolis-St. Paul, Chicago, St.interested in the site for a national hoped that a national chain restau­Michigan State Housing DevelopmentLouis, Atlanta, Washington, D.C., Newbowling tournament center. rant can be lured to the site, too. Authority. Forty more town housesYork are City, Montreal, Quebec and Don’t laugh. Detroit and Toledo Dennis Evans, Highland Park’sunder construction. Toronto, Ontario, all lie within a 500-remain the bowling capitals of the director of community and economicAdjacent Benjamin Manor has 89 mile circle with Highland Park in the United States, but many suburban development, explained that thingsrental town houses. center of the circle. bowling centers are closing as the began happening when Porter hired “Interestingly,” Evans said, “in both Evans said 80 companies involvedland they sit on becomes more valu­ him four years ago and Evans founddevelopments, the waiting list is in warehousing and distribution areable than the business generated by the city still had an unspent federal2 ,000.” already located in the city, five of thembowling. Urban Development Action Grant He added that the town houses are inside the old Ford plant built in 1909 Evans is 55 and grew up in Detroit. that was due to expire. being rented by young professionals,where the mass assembly of inter­ He once ran Detroit’s Model Cities “When I came in, they had no one bothin singles and two-income couples,changeable parts and the $5 day programs for Mayor Roman Gribbs. community development for one year,”who are moving to Highland Parkbegan. He acknowledges Highland Park has he recalled. from Detroit, Southfield, Oak Park Developer Stuart Frankel pur­a long way to go. About-to-expire UDAG in hand,and Hazel Park. chased the old Chrysler headquarters “I want to focus on creating a good Evans combined it with some Meanwhile, Highland Park was on Oakland at Davison, renamed itstrong economic base” of small busi­ Community Development Corp. blockdefeating the State of Michigan in a Oakland Center and aims to attract nesses, he said, “and focus on empty grants and found First Commercial lawsuit over the nation’s oldest free­more warehousing and distributionhousing stock.” Realty Development Co. of Southfieldway, the Davison freeway built inbusinesses, light manufacturing, light Highland Park now lists 1,000 to begin work on Highland Park Place,1941. assembly operations and some officevacant homes. While some might pos­ a strip mall along Woodward between Michigan Gov. John Englerspace. sibly be salvaged, most will likely Sears and Manchester. announced that, rather than fix it, theChrysler paid Highland Park $30 have to be razed. “The first project I tackled was get­ state would shut down the narrow,million when it moved and is paying“God’s on my side,” insisted Evans, ting that mall up,” Evans said. unsafe, deteriorating roadway. for the cleanup of the site. whose wife grew up in Highland Park. It boasts a Rite Aid drug store, Highland Park sued and won. Now “Chrysler is being a very responsive“I feel I’m on a mission. Highland Dollar Daze retail store, Florsheim the state is spending $46 million tocorporate entity” Evans declared. Park is small enough to be manage­ Shoes store, a Blockbuster video store,widen and upgrade the freeway, widen Eventually, Evans hopes to razeable and small enough to serve as a Radio Shack and three restaurants, aoverpasses and build the WoodwardSears and the Ford administration benchmark for other small cities.” PAGE 8 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL DECEMBER 15, 1996 Media’s influence warrants labor’s attention

By Robert Ourlian their means of doing business in Journal Staff Writer Detroit. The really knowledgeable Maintaining union members in the shareholders and analysts will focus mass media is a crucial challenge for on that.” labor leaders worldwide, experts said At presentations at a Paine Webber at a recent labor strategy seminar in m media conference in New York last Detroit. f week, striking newspaper workers and Media corporations - Viacom, Time m their supporters handed out leaflets decrying Gannett’s and Knight- Ridder’s tactics. the newspaper strike New rack wars Warner, Disney - have more interna­ mi Last month Flat Rock officials were tional influence than manufacturingTO forced into action when the strike­ corporations and possess the ability to1 i p bound Detroit Newspapers flooded both spotlight problems and cover their town with shiny new newspaper them up, said Juan Gonzalez, a New 1 M racks. Most of the racks were removed. York Daily News columnist and mem­ Now it turns out, the company that ber of the panel at the conference. 'm j makes the boxes is itself being struck. “It’s no mistake that they’re •iO;*:;;. Workers at California-based K-Jack attempting to crush the media unions walked out this summer over bounced in New York and Detroit. The labor paychecks, unsafe working conditions leaders in this country have got to and overtime grievances. More than understand,” he said, “in the media two dozen of the workers have filed companies, wherever there are suit against the company. unions, they’ve got to defend them.” K-Jack makes newspaper vending The Action Coalition of Strikers and machines for the Free Press as well as Supporter (ACOSS) and the Wayne the Houston Chronicle, San Diego State University Student Council V' Union-Tribune, San Francisco sponsored the conference. Chronicle and others. Gonzalez drew parallels between Bargaining, DN-style the 1990 Daily News strike and the 4% Detroit newspaper strike. He said the During negotiations with Teamsters companies used the issues of race and Local 2040 last week, Gannett bar­ violence in both conflicts. gainer John Jaske told union bargain­ Other strike veterans told the crowd ers he was offering an across-the- of about 200 that labor laws are board wage reduction to $8 an hour. stacked in the employers’ favor. When Local 2040 President A1 “That’s why you have to change your Young protested that the wages repre­ strategy,” said James Gibbs, a third- Journal photo by DAYMON J. HARTLEY sented a step back to 1977 instead of generation coal miner who has been New York Daily News columnist Juan Gonzalez addresses the labor strategy conferenceforward at to 1997, Jaske was non­ on strike. Wayne State University. He said labor must defend unions in media companies. plussed. U.S. Rep. John Conyers told the con­ “We’ve been overpaying you for 20 ference that a new political strategy is said. The mobilization could occur byyear, said union leaders in response years,”to Jaske said. needed in the Detroit newspaper March. company claims that they had climbed strike. Meanwhile, strikers and supporters into the black. Downsizing Ecorse “It’s an embarrassment to me that continue to target advertisers in vari­ The papers told analysts last week Firefighters in Ecorse are asking for so few elected Democrats are willing ous ways that have the newspapers that the losses - about $250 million in help from labor supporters as city offi­ to voice an understanding of thecomplaining loudly and bitterly. expenses and lost profits - ended dur­cials move to change their department dimensions of what this strike is all A hearing is scheduled for 9 a.m. ing the fourth quarter, typically theinto a part-time operation. about,” he said. Tuesday before US. District Judge most profitable for newspapers. The city has proposed laying off nine Nancy G. Edmunds as the National Union financial analysts said thefirefighters and replacing them with March on advertisers? Labor Relations Board seeks an papers were able to temporarilypart-timers, leaving just seven full­ Tens of thousands of labor unioninjunction against “store walks,” instanch company losses thanks to heav­time firefighters in the city. members from around the country arewhich strike supporters walk through ier holiday advertising, declining The firefighters are planning a rally being called for a major mobilization stores which advertise in the dailies newsprint prices, 700 unfilled job posi­at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday outside Ecorse in Detroit as the newspaper strike wearing T-shirts that read “Please Do tions and cost-cutting. After the holi­City Hall, 3869 W. Jefferson. A vote by drags into the winter. Not Shop Here.” days, advertising is expected to plum­the council is possible at the meeting, Hundreds of striking newspaper Meanwhile, members of UAW met. which begins at 7:30 p.m. workers signed petitions for the mobi­Region 1A locals in metro Detroit Costs have been forced down lization last month. Last week two decided last week to begin leafleting because the company is operating farHoliday giving new resolutions resulted from the efforts at ABC Warehouse stores to fewer facilities and has all but idled its Staffers at the UAW’s Solidarity petitions: the Metropolitan Council persuadeof the appliance giant to pullstate-of-the-art printing plant inHouse decided to forgo their tradition­ Newspaper Unions and the Metro its advertising from Detroit News­ Detroit, said A1 Derey, secretary-trea- al holiday party this year and donate Detroit AFL-CIO Executive Board papers. surer of Teamsters 372. There also are the money they would have spent to each endorsed the call for a mobiliza­ Also, 10 advertisers in the Detroit more than a third fewer customers, so striking newspaper families. tion. papers decided last week to pull their delivery is cheaper. Union leaders also Thanks to them, active strikers will Lou Mleczko, president of The ads, union ad boycott organizers said.said the papers have eliminated most be given checks for $200 this Newspaper Guild of Detroit, said The 10, all smaller businesses, said of their overtime costs, many of theThursday. The sacrifice of their annual thousands of supporters would bethey had seen few results from their benefits they used to pay and someparty by the staffers mirrored similar enlisted in other actions once they areads. pension costs. It also has slashed steps taken by the Metro Detroit AFL- in town, including confronting adver­ wages. CIO and by the law firm of Miller, tisers and permanent replacements. Losing dough, papers crow “Frankly, we don’t know whatCohen, Martens, Ice & Geary. The plans still require commit­ Deep cost-cutting, smaller staffs and they’re crowing about,” Derey said. Robert Ourlian is a striking Detroit ments from international labor uniona shrunken business base have com­“These corporations in their disastrousNews 1 reporter and a member of a leaders and a blessing from AFL-CIO bined to help Detroit Newspapers campaign to destroy the livelihoods ofNewspaper Guild bargaining commit­ President John Sweeney, local leaders briefly stop its losses at the end of the our people have done great harm totee. DECEMBER 15, 1996 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 9 Technology could muffle speedwaynoise issue By Christopher M. Singer Journal Staff Writer One of the chief complaints voiced during a public meeting this past week on the proposed Motor City Speedway analysis is that the track planned for the Michigan State Fairgrounds will be a source of noise pollution. The Inter-county Citizens Against Racetrack Establishment meeting at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in Detroit was joined by Detroit Mayor Dennis Archer. The mayor, who attend­ ed a three-day race driving schoolReal estate agent Julie Smithfield of the Sherry Wells of Femdale said residents Detroit City Council member and neigh­ before he competed in the Dodge NeonGreenacres neighborhood says to poten­don’t want to subject their children “to borhood resident Sheila Cockrel suggest­ Celebrity Challenge during the Detroittial clients, “Do you hear that? You don’tthe crowds that will be coming for the ed it might be time for a 60’ s-$tyle Grand Prix, recalled the loudness ofhear anything. That’s how peaceful it is raceway.”in demonstration. the race cars running on a dragstripthis area.” adjacent to the driving school. Archer said he is “as serious as a “All the cars that run on a weekly “It’s like living near a freeway. You The track annually is the site of four train wreck” about blocking the speed­basis are used to having to run muf­can hear it, but there’s no distinctmajor events on different dates: an way plan. flers,” he said. sound that is irritating like, say, whenIndy car race, a NASCAR Busch Concern about race car noise is cer­ “The hardest place we have to deal you hear a loud motorcycle,” he said.Grand National stock car event, a tainly legitimate, but it could be with is California,” Devin added. Increasing the number of race carsNASCAR Super Truck Series show addressed with berms and a track muf­ He explained that race cars in on a track doesn’t necessarily makeand an American Speed Association fler rule. And the nature of race carCalifornia can generate no more thanthe noise worse for neighbors. stock car race. noise may not be widely understood. 96 decibels, measured at 100 feet from For example, two drag-racing cars Auto racing is the fastest-growing The National Hot Rod Association isthe race car. A decibel is a unit of mea­ that each measures 95 decibels run­ segment in the sports and entertain­ the latest race-sanctioning body to joinsurement of the intensity of sound. ning against one another will togetherment industry. the move to mufflers. It has notified its A normal conversation, for instance,measure a total of 98 decibels when Palace Sports and Entertainment competitors that mufflers will be measures 65 decibels. Passengers heard at 100 feet. president Tom Wilson has discussed required on their cars in 1998. hear about 75 decibels riding inside Racetracks can peacefully coexistthe possibility of related businesses A host of individual tracks, includingmost new cars at highway cruisingwith their neighbors. that could be situated near the speed­ some in Michigan, have muffler rules.speed. The Milwaukee Mile is in State Fair way and could provide jobs year-round The United States Auto Club in The threshold of pain for humansPark, is which is located in a residential - such as a racing-theme restaurant, Indianapolis sanctions 200 races aabout 120 decibels, which is roughlyneighborhood, just five miles west ofthe sort of interactive souvenirs and year all around the United States, the intensity of a high-end automobiledowntown Milwaukee. The one-milecollectibles store that the Detroit including environmentally conscioussound system. Rock concerts hitoval is owned by the State ofPistons have run so successfully at the California. around 130 decibels. Wisconsin, and the promoter is CarlPalace of Auburn Hills and permanent USAC technical director Mike Devin Using earthen berms around race­Haas, who, with partner Pauldisplays by the automakers of their said fully 40 percent of their shows aretracks also “cuts down the roar,” said Newman, owns the Newman-Haas new cars, concept cars and historic run with mufflers. Devin. Racing Indy car team. race cars.

How to reach Old autos take charitable turns car donation programs CARS, From Page 3 Mathis of Purple Heart says she government come with restrictions on■American Red Cross, Southeastern Michigan Chapter: To donate: 313-833-2652. gets “a couple hundred cars” a monththeir use; often it is donations without■Charity Motors; To donate: 313-255-1000. cars by the end of the year, which isto aid the group’s programs for veter­strings that enable groups to carry outTo buy: lots at 21501W. Eight Mile and doable if people realize there is a need ans. But some groups take in 25 carsthe projects for which they received10421 Grand River, Detroit ■ Military Order of the Purple Heart: here.” or fewer in a slow month. grants. 15006 Telegraph, Redford. To donate: 313- Most charitable organizations What people give also runs theFor the tax benefit, donors must 538-7000. To buy, attend weekly auction at 1 accept donations for their organiza­gamut. “We get really nice cars to cars itemize deductions on their income tax p.m. Saturday at American Auto Auction, return. The charity also must qualify9301 Hubbell, Detroit; phone 313-835-0094. tion only. But Charity Motors that of don’t even run. We say we’ll take ■Mother Waddles Lots of Love: 12330 Detroit offers a choice: Donors mayclassics to clunkers,” says Lynneas a charitable organization and haveJoseph Campau, Detroit To donate or buy. pick a charity to help. “We are theZacharias, spokeswoman for thea letter to that effect from the IRS. 313-891-4475. National Kidney Foundation of If the car is worth more than $250, ■Motor City Blight Busters; To donate: only car-donation program in 313-255-4355. To buy: 18224 Lahser, Detroit Michigan that offers a choice to theMichigan. The foundation uses pro­the donor should get a written ■National Kidney Foundation of donor,” says administrator Maurice ceeds for outreach programs for dialy­acknowledgment. Michigan; To donate: 800-488-2277. Trans­ Banks. 'We’re also the largest car- sis patients and summer camps for A donor may deduct the fair market action by mail Cars are auctioned to dealers. ■Salvation Army; To donate: 313-965-7760. donation program in Michigan.” children on dialysis. value of the donated car. In many To buy: Call American Auto, 313-722-1010. United Funding, a Flint-based fund­ Many groups will pick up cars andcases the blue book provides a satis­ ■Society of S t Vincent De Paul; To raising company, can accept variouswill tow non-running vehicles. factory estimate of value. donate: 800-309-2886. Cars auctioned at However, “if your car needs exten­ Detroit Auto Auction, 1-75 and Eureka Road. large assets - cars, boats or real estate George says car money is a key to ■United Funding; To donate: 800-870- - and then locates a suitable recipient. his organization’s functioning. “Whatsive repair you need to reduce the esti­4800. It serves churches, schools and smallwe call ‘bricks and mortar dollars,’ it’s mated value below the blue book ■Vietnam Veterans of America, Detroit charities. no problem to raise the dollars. We value,” says Kristi Washington of thechapter. 7b donate: 800-388 2960.7b buy: Lot on Schoenherr just north of Eight Mile. The flow of old cars varies. Charity have done a real good job of raisingIRS in Detroit. If the car has added ■Volunteers of America: To donate: 810- Motors’ Banks says: ‘We’ll take indollars for projects but a real poor jobfeatures, the value can be increased. 373-9000 or 800-552-1515.7b buy: lot at 618 approximately 300 to 400 cars in thisin raising money for the stuff you haveEssentially, she says, the value is E. Walton Blvd., Pontiac; an auction is at 10 month alone, and that estimate is onto have to do these projects.” “what a reasonable individual would a.m. Saturday. the low side.” Most grants from foundations andoffer for your car.” r.- ;..*- v: ,,&v-

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digest Ford targets global market Ghanaian diplomat By Martha Hindes, of a record number of new vehiclenew subcompacts, Ka and Fiesta, not I Journal Automotive Writer launches, many of them coming dur­sold in the U.S., are winning wave I to be new U.N. leader As traditional vehicle markets in ing calendar year 1996, Ford had areviews. I the United States, Canada and Trotman also talked about the I UNITED NATIONS - The U.N. good financial year, he said. Western Europe mature, Ford Motor street value of stock in its Financial I Security Council has agreed to As proof of the company’s solid Co. will look for opportunities in a subsidiary, the Associates. After Ford I appoint Kofi Annan of Ghana as the standing, Trotman jokingly referred global market, according to company sold off nearly 20 percent of I next secretary-general of the United to the “shrimp indicator,” the large Chairman Alex Trotman. Associates’ stock in an initial public I Nations. Annan will replace Egyptian and plentiful shrimp served at Ford’s For 1997, Ford expects domestic car offering six months ago at $29 a I diplomat Boutros Boutros-Ghali on annual Christmas party that media and trucks sales to stay level butattended the previous evening. share, the price jumped to $45 a I Jan. 1. The deal is a victory for the strong, in the 15 million to 15.5 mil­ share with a value to Ford sharehold- I United States, which had stood nearly “Nineteen-ninety-six has been lion range. But the company’s real ers of about $13 billion, he said. I alone among U.N. members in its expensive and demanding,” said growth opportunities remain in the But Trotman admitted the compa- I opposition to a second term for Trotman. “Expenses have been sub­ developing markets of Asia and South ny still has a way to go in reducing I Boutros-Ghali, whom it accused of stantial.” During the year, Ford America. overhead. Ford recently has been I failing to achieve needed reforms. launched its F-Series pickups, Trotman spoke to journalists Expedition at and Mountaineer sportcriticized by analysts and investors I Detroiter jailed in scandal Ford’s annual media conference inutilities, Escort/Tracer and Taurus for not coming to grips with supplier I FORT LEONARD WOOD, Mo. - An Dearborn last week. Despite the costSHO models for U. S. buyers. The See FO RD, Page 11 I Army drill instructor from Detroit has been sentenced to 18 months’ confine­ ment and will get a dishonorable dis­ charge in a sex scandal. Staff Sgt. GM-UAW Anthony Fore, 36, was court-martialed make it at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. He pleaded official guilty to fondling female soldiers in his platoon and to incidents of assault. General Motors and the United Auto Fewer U.S. troops in Africa Workers got together WASHINGTON - Fewer than 250 last week to make the U.S. troops remain in central Africa, three-year agreement but a Pentagon spokesman says they had tentatively Washington still would participate in agreed to this fall offi­ a relief mission if the international cial. In ceremonies at community decides one is necessary. the GM-UAW Center The U.S. initially said it would con­ for Human Resources tribute as many as 8,000 troops to a in Auburn Hills, UAW multinational relief effort. At one Vice President point there were about 450 American Richard Shoemaker, military personnel in the region right, and GM Vice preparing for the mission. President Gerald Knechtel sign on the Germany will charge Lopez dotted line. BONN - German public prosecutors Journal photo by have confirmed that they are charging JOHN COLLIER former Volkswagen manager Jose Ignacio Lopez and three associates with stealing documents and betray­ ing corporate secrets of their previous employer, General Motors. But the Cabinet nominees get good reviews chief prosecutor says his 3V2-year investigation shows no evidence thatUnited Press International nees high marks and applauded thestruggles between the GOP-led VW or its board members were WASHINGTON - President Bill president’s decision to keep severalCongress and Democratic president. involved, though some stolen docu­Clinton’s latest nominees for toptop officials, including Attorney Gen­He said William Daley, nominated ments were used at VW. administration posts are getting gooderal Janet Reno. as commerce secretary, must over­ reviews from Senate Republican and Traditionally, the Senate confirmscome allegations that a top China all gummed up Democratic leaders. most cabinet nominees after a nor­Commerce Department official so­ BEIJING - China has declared Senate GOP leader Trent Lott said mally cordial series of hearings. Thelicited illegal foreign campaign con­ chewing gum a serious environmentalhe and other Republicans “look for­Senate GOP uses those hearingstributions for Democrats. hazard. The pronouncement followedward to working with them towardmore to criticize Clinton’s policies Lott said he sees challenges for the release of a student study of the common goals of a balanced bud­than to grill nominees. New Mexico Congressman William Chinese-made gums that found the get, higher incomes and wages and Lott’s comments suggest that trendRichardson, who was nominated as gums were not biodegradable and lower taxes and regulatory burdens.”will continue, especially for Clinton’sambassador to the United Nations. were resistant to acids and ammonia. The Mississippi lawmaker’s comment economic team. He warned they “face Lott says Clinton has not pushed The gums “can only be destroyed by suggested the nominees will wina daunting but not impossible set ofhard enough for reforms by the U.N., burning, which emits an unpleasantSenate confirmation. tasks” including shaping a balancedwhich Congressional Republicans odor,” the study said. Senate Democratic leader Tom budget. The budget has been theview as a spendthrift bureaucracy too United Press International Daschle gave all of Clinton’s nomi­source of the most bitter partisanlarge to oversee military operations. DECEMBER 15y 1996 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 11 WSU tracks pollution in / C arat Total Weight "diamond y y bracelet with baguette and round urban centers diamonds in l()K gold. By Paige St. John Journal Staff'Writer Race, pollution and health prob­ lems are tied together in a new study by Wayne State University re­ searchers. The report suggests that trash e guarantee the qua ity anc our expertise. incinerators are more likely to be located in minority neighborhoods and that cancer and low birthweight rates are also likely to be higher in those areas. Elaine Hockman, director of Wayne State’s Research Support Laboratory, and urban planning graduate student Charles Morris used Michigan zip codes to define geographic areas, and census reports and other databases. Mother’s Heart Pendant They also found that while minority in 14 karat gold with race consistently predicts pollution round diamond. sources, especially incinerators and leaking underground storage tanks, so does a short drive time to work, high rental rate, low housing value, high e g u aran tee i f slhe cloesnove t 1 public assistance rate and high popu­ lation density. On the other hand, they report they gou canreturn or or excnexcttange found no racial bias when it came to the location of environmental cleanups.

Ford targets global market FORD, From Page 10 costs. The company has been working to trim costs by developing more inter­ changeable parts that can be used in more vehicles, reducing the number of H il0 on.ly tiling we can t guarantee is your vehicle platforms and continuing to downsize its workforce. During the year, Ford cut its vehicle lotiS W 1 et you sleep in on C. iristmas. centers from five to three in an effort to reduce costs. It pared about $2 bil­ lion from supplier costs this year. And the company currently is offering early retirement to about 4,000 salaried employees, most in the United States. Trotman said that fur­ Tliis Christmas, at least gift giving is a sure tiling. Because Helzherg Diamonds lias created the ther consolidation, which is a fact of I Am Loved Complete Satisfaction Guarantee. It’s tlie most comprehensive guarantee in jewelry. life for auto makers, will mean con­ tinued reduction in dealerships and It guarantees you ’H e completely satisfied with any gift of fine jewelry you huy from I Ielzherg Diamonds. better use of manufacturing facilities. So every gift is a guaranteed winner. Which makes waking up at 5:00 a.m. a lot more worthwhile. He also predicted that the United States and Europe, which traditional­ ly buy the largest share of new vehi­ cles, will experience only flat to mod­ erate growth by the year 2005. While industrialized countries now account HELZBERG for about 65 percent of the new vehicle market, that is expected to be reduced DIAMONDS to about 50 percent by early next cen­ tury. By contrast, South America and the Eastland Center • Fairlane down Center • Macomh Mall • Somerset Collection North Asian Pacific region will find double­ Southland Center • Summit Place • Twelve Oaks Mall • Westland Center digit growth in vehicle sales as * 1 Carat may be .95 to 1.10 Carats. demand continues to expand. PAGE 12 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL DECEMBER 15, 1996

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MON., THURS., FRI. ished unit of public housing with a public housing system. 9:30 A.M.-8:00 P.M. KNOWLEDGEABLE “In the end we’ll be serving more TUES. & WED. new and comparable unit. Using the PROFESSIONAL 9:30 a.in.-0:00 p.m. relaxed guidelines as a springboard, people and they will be provided with SERVICE SATURDAY 9:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. the department announced plans toa better quality of life and better ser­ OPEN SUNDAY 32150 JOHN R APPLIANCE 11-4 p.m . significantly change the landscape of vices,” Greene said. MADISON HEIGHTS COO A A T A Detroit’s housing projects by knockingSome improvements are indis­ V4 MILE S. OF OAKLAND MALL •EXCEPT LASALLE & DISNEY D O O " ! 1 #5 down largely empty high-rise build­ putable. For example, the agency ings in favor of more scattered site chopped a backlog of 11,000 repair and smaller housing projects and pro­orders to about 400 in 1996. grams that would help tenants buy “The Detroit Housing Commission Real Estate some public housing properties. has been doing a lot to move them­ On Friday the executive director of selves off the list by way of mainte­ the Detroit Housing Commission said nance,” said Elisabethe Mack, a ten­ A uction he had not received HUD’s report, but ant activist who lives in one of the ATTENTION! Homebuyers, Investors, and Real Estate Buyers! praised his staff and city and federal authority’s scattered site homes. “Carl officials for working to turn aroundGreene’s new maintenance process The Real Estate Event of 1996 the beleaguered system. works. There are new employees and “We’ve made a lot of progress and you can see good things happening. improvement over the last year,” CarlIt’s different now” SURPLUS PROPERTY Greene said. “The staff has worked Public housing resident Ruth very hard and we have received coop­ Williams, however, would rather see AUCTION BY THE Wk eration from the City Council, which HUD officials keep Detroit on its trou­ has helped us in cutting through any bled public housing authority list. CITY OF DETROIT ^ administrative hurdles we’ve had to Williams believes the city still needs get through.” the close federal monitoring that Up To 500 Properties To Be Sold At Auction HUD officials have long criticized comes with inclusion on the list. ABSOLUTE TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER ABOVE Detroit’s public housing managers for “I think it’s premature,” said Very Low Opening Bids poor maintenance, low rent collection,Williams, a resident at the Herman low occupancy rates and general mis­Gardens project on the city’s north­ DECEMBER 17, 18 & 19, 1996 management. Twice the system has west side. “Some things have BEGINNING AT 10:00 AM • Registration Opens 8:00 am Each Day come close to a federal takeover. improved but there’s a lot of improve­ Plan to arrive early! Seating first come, first served! Archer’s warm relationship with ment that’s still needed. Everything is AT President staved off a not in place.” COBO CONFERENCE CENTER takeover late last year and yielded Some observers say HUD, too, will (Ambassador Hall) • Downtown Detroit, MI 48226 instead an unprecedented partnershipget a much-needed public relations between HUD and Detroit to improveboost from the Detroit success story. Tuesday, DEC. 17th:Purchasers Must Be Homebuyers the system. HUD officials can use the agency’s Wednesday, DEC. 18th: 10AM-1PM Purchasers must be non-profit Creating an independent housing partnership with Detroit to bolster organizations (Churches, 501(c) corps., etc.) and after lPM-openall to authority to replace the bureaucracy-the Republican Congress’ faith in the Thursday, DEC. 19th: OPEN TO ALL addled city housing department was agency. FREE BUYER SEMINARS HELD one of the partnership’s early moves. Defenders of HUD “can say ‘Look at DEC. 7TH, 11TH AND 12TH After Detroit City Council’s this. This is an active HUD. We have For Further Information including Buyer Seminar Locations and Pre-Registration Package approval earlier this year, the five- the smarts to fix what’s broken. What Call the AUCTION HOTLINE at (313) 964-1967 member Detroit Housing Commissionwe did works,’ ” said Othello Poulard, I j hired Greene as its executive director director of special initiatives at the Center for Community Change, a WBf TRERICE ".y and established its own purchasing, Ip y TOSTO finance, personnel and computer ser­Washington-based nonprofit agency vices divisions for public housing. Thethat provides technical assistance to commission formed a working part­public housing residents. DECEMBER 15, 1996 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 13 New environmental chief is off and running By Eric Freedman says had saved taxpayers $100 million ■Journal Lansing Bureau “The public is overwhelm­ in hazardous waste cleanup costs. LANSING - Michigan’s environ­ From DEQ’s perspective, 1997 will mental movement needs to work more ingly in favor of protective not mean major initiatives from the closely with urban groups and big-city Engler administration, department mayors, starting with Detroit Mayor environmental legislation, press secretary Ken Silfven said. Dennis Archer. yet in spite of that deeply Silfven said the department is inter­ That’s the word from Lana Pollack, ested in helping local governments the new chief executive officer of the held view, Michigan fund pollution prevention projects and nonprofit Michigan Environmental government has been “re-engineering” Michigan’s system of Council, who also says environmental­ issuing groundwater discharge per­ ists need to develop better connections stripping protections away mits. It also will take steps to imple­ between grassroots community more rapidly than in any ment a new federal drinking water activists and state government in safety law. Lansing. other state.” Pollack called on the green move­ “The public is overwhelmingly in - Lana Pollack, CEO, ment to pay more attention to urban favor of protective environmental leg­ Michigan Environmental Council environmental issues. One leader in islation, yet in spite of that deeply that direction could be newly elected held view, Michigan government hasbut often the decisions have beenwaste disposal, wetlands issues and a Rep. , D-Detroit. been stripping protections away moremade well ahead of time by legislators possible extension of the 10-centIn addition, Pollack wants a coali­ rapidly than in any other state,” saidand paid lobbyists.” deposit law to bottles for juice and tion with health organizations and Pollack, a former Democratic state The fact Democrats will regain other noncarbonated beverages. Inprofessionals. “The link between pre­ senator from Ann Arbor. majority control of the House inaddition, he wants to review the ventive health and the impact of the The Michigan EnvironmentalJanuary is no guarantee of state’s a outdoor recreation policies. environment needs to be strength­ Council is a coalition of 10 groupsturnaround in anti-environmental ini­However, Pollack is far from enam­ened,” she said, citing the long-recog­ ranging from the American Lungtiatives passed in the past two years,ored with the prospects of Alley -nized link between air pollution and Association and Detroit Audubonshe said. Much depends on whichthough a fellow Democrat - chairinglung disease. Society to the Sierra Club and Clean Democratic lawmakers are appointed the House committee, calling him But health issues go beyond cancer, Water Action. More than two dozento key oversight committees. “more hostile to protecting the envi­she said. “We need to look at the expo­ other groups are affiliated with it. Rep. Tom Alley, D-West Branch, is ronment” than the Republican whosure children have, and we want peo­ Despite Pollack’s own backgroundthe senior Democrat on theheads it now. ple more aware of the effects of envi­ at the Capitol, she sees public educa­Conservation, Environment andShe also notes Republicans still con­ronmental contamination on chil­ tion and information as higher priori­Great Lakes Committee. trol the Senate and governorship.dren.” For example, lead exposure can ties than lobbying: “It’s tempting to goHe wants the committee to look atShe’s particularly critical of the GOP- cause brain damage, hyperactivity over and testify before committees, the problems of low-level nuclearled repeal of a polluter pay law sheand aggressiveness. V Holiday wishes This is a season of hope and renewal and family. It holds deep meaning for people in cultures around the world—Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanza, the Chinese New Year. It is a time for celebration, for giving and for sharing. And it is the perfect time for our family, Michigan public school employees, to share our holiday wishes for you and p u r family. May you...

Julius A. M addox • see the light of understanding and excitement brighten your child's face as something new is MEA president learned. • spend time together rediscovering that as no two snowflakes are the same, this is also true of people; each of us is unique and to be valued for our individuality. • know that, for all the turmoil and noise and rebellion, your teenager still needs and wants your love and respect...and is not too old to be hugged. • watch your children blossom with pride when you praise them—for a good idea, for sharing, for a job well done (or even tvell-attempted), for a goofy joke, for the good things they've done, big or small. L • take pride in knowing that you are the most important teacher your child will ever have. These are gifts that shape our hearts and lives, and are some of the most precious you ^ will ever share with your child. And they are timeless. It is our hope that you will find them as rewarding as wre do—your child certainly will. From the 136,000 members of the Michigan Education Association, we wish you the very best for the holidays and for the year ahead. C& Michigan Education Association A ADVERTISEMENT PAGE 14 DEC. 15, 1996 Publisher: Dan Zeidler Co-editors:Susan Watson, Norman Sinclair Managing Editor:Peggy Spencer Castine Published by Detroit Sunday Journal Inc. 3100 E. Jefferson Detroit, Mich. 48207 1-313-567-9818 Fax: 313-567-9647 The Detroit Journal appears daily on the World Wide Web at http://www.rust.net/~workers/strike.htmi MizSh Member Michigan Press Association Member National Newspaper Association

A ROAD-SIDE So much for fixing VENDOR HAD 'TICKIE. ME V ZELMO’... 1 THINK IT welfarereform ,WIGHT WORK lowly but surely, it looks askeeping an eye on the level of home­ though President Bill Clintonlessness as an indicator of just how is inching away from his half­successful this welfare reform truly is. hearted promise to fix the It might also be a good time for Clinton SRepublican welfare reform legislationto proclaim his dedication to ending 5-1n that he signed a few months ago. homelessness as we know it, though This doesn’t exactly come as a that isn’t likely to happen. shock. Considering that the Republicans In his weekly radio address Dec. 7,still run Congress, it isn’t much of a the president bragged that the welfaresurprise that Clinton is trying to back rolls had dropped by 15 percent sinceout of the fix-welfare ring. He’s out­ Harris he took office and that this is thenumbered by a very determined bunch “biggest drop in history.” with no interest whatsoever in helping He added, “We were him to reverse what he determined to move mil­ has signed. He may have lions from welfare to Recipients adopted many of their work, and our strategy mannerisms during the has worked.” are being campaign season, blur­ So where’s the proof? transferred ring the line for many Downtown’s revival Besides failing to make between Republican and any further mention of from welfare Democrat, but he didn’t efforts he had previously dependency blur it so much that the means work, cool heads discussed about how to Republicans themselves soften the impact of wel­ to a sort of can’t still spot him as a any people quailedalso be displacing, over the next fare reform on legal immi­ Democrat. This politically when Ford Motor Co. few years, the other non-Ford ten­ grants and others, the economic expedient retreat won’t announced this pastants of RenCen. Those other ten­ president didn’t offer any treadmill make the harsh reality of M week that it will move ants now lease roughly 1 million significant proof that the so-called welfare reform all of its employees in downtownsquare feet of office space. millions who have been where they any easier on the people Detroit to Dearborn. We, however, Elsewhere in downtown, there’s slashed from the welfare who still need it so much. are not so flummoxed by the news.enough vacant space to accommo­ rolls have suddenly all are forced to During his radio It was neither unexpected nor asdate about half that. If room can­ found jobs. run in place address, Clinton said: traumatic as it might seem. It not be found for the rest, a good To be honest, much “Even before I signed does, however, raise importantportion of those other RenCen ten­ more detail should be pro­ as fast as the welfare reform bill, we issues about what we need to do toants will make their own move to vided about the actual were working with states revive downtown. the suburbs. numbers of former wel­ they can to to test reform strategies, First, some background. Ever Where to find room? There are fare recipients who have avoid giving 43 states waivers since General Motors bought thetwo ways. One is to build one or found jobs and what kinds from federal rules to Renaissance Center this fall, it’s two new skyscrapers. However, of jobs they have found. If slipping experiment with reforms been clear that Ford would be construction costs are so high and these are jobs that pay backward. that required work, moving out. Two automotiverental rates so relatively low', that only the minimum wage imposed time limits and giants, both world-class competi­the economics just don’t work for yet offer no health care demanded personal re­ tors, cannot co-exist under thenew construction in Detroit. benefits or any means of providingsponsibility.” same roof. Corporate pride, the The other main alternative is decent child care for single working In other words, “I’ve really been need for privacy, a desire for theto refit the City-County Building mothers, then this can hardly bedoing this all along.” exclusive attention of RenCenas an office location for the dis­ claimed as a victory for the Clinton If he’s been doing it all along, then management -- all pointed to theplaced RenCen tenants. Mayor administration. why did he feel a sudden need to say heinevitability that Ford would soonDennis Archer has floated a plan All this means is these recipients was going to fix it? That is, unless he leave. to move City Hall functions to are being transferred from welfare knew it was wrong the whole time he That Ford chose to go all theGM’s former headquarters up on dependency to a sort of economic tread­was allowing it to happen - right up to way to Dearborn, instead of else­ Grand Boulevard. City Council is mill where they are forced to run inthe point where he signed it into law. where in downtown Detroit, was amulling it over now. We believe place as fast as they can to avoid slip­ disappointment, but again notCity Hall would serve nicely ping backward into a worse state of unexpected. Truth be told, thereretrofitted as an office tower, with poverty than they knew under welfare.10-second editorial isn’t enough vacant first-classsplendid views and a reasonable Most of the jobs available to wel­ office space downtown to providerental rate, if only the details can fare recipients hardly pay enough all the room Ford would need. Andbe resolved. money to provide any sort of safety,The troubling thing for given Ford’s commitment to its So don’t despair about Ford’s and because the new welfare reform too many employees today own global repositioning, it want­departure. Lots of good is happen­ legislation doesn’t contain any sort ofis they’re confronted with ed its RenCen workers back in ing downtown these days. But job training component, many will be Dearborn, where proximity to thedon’t be falsely confident, either. stuck on that treadmill for as long asthe choice between pay­ rest of Ford’s workforce should payDowntown’s revival will take hard they are forced to keep up the pace.checks and principles. dividends. work and cool thinking - but it can Now would be a good time to start Now a look ahead. GM will and, we believe, will happen. DECEMBER 15, 1996 PAGE 15 Shrine for a tragedy is a memorial for all By Christopher M. Singer and some flowers in the center mediansaid shrines are a “loudspeaker” now. Journal Staff Writer of westbound 1-94 between 1-275 andthrough which people “are trying toAnd we grieve that loss like a One of the better lines in theBelleville Road. Sgt. Gregory Lourainspeak about something beyond wounded the child grieves neglect by a English-speaking theater comes inof the Van Buren Township Policedeath of one individual” such asparent. Arthur Miller's “Death of a Salesman” Department said it marks where a drunk drivers or crimes of violence. Many of us don’t feel connected to a when, preparing for his funeral, Willypedestrian was struck by a car and Shrine builders, Cain added, are higher power, either. Loman’s widow cries out to her twokilled while he was trying to walk“insisting on the memory of the event,Prof. Cain observed that “in an ever sons, the hero child and the lost child:from his disabled car on the freeway tofor themselves and for the larger more secular culture” the relation­ “Attention must be paid.” a gasoline station on Belleville Road.world, a reminder of what happenedships have faded that lent meaning to With the end of the empire and the Some spontaneous shrines becomehere, possibly an indictment.” life and responded to the bereaved — death of community, we seem to, aspermanent memorials. The bunches ofCain said shrines are really “the like your minister or personal physi­ humans do, have evolved a societalflowers first left on the hillside alongsharing of our feelings.” cian. way of crying out that attention mustMiddlebelt where Flight 255 crashed “People’s worlds have shrunk,” Cain All of which brings us to the best be paid - shrines. have turned into a permanent memo­said. line ever in the English-speaking the­ When still another of our numberrial. is The shrine for Malice Green on The extended families and commu­ ater, the opening line in “Hamlet.” claimed by some random act of vio­West Warren in Detroit has become anities that once supported and nur­Barnardo is walking along a castle lence or a drunk driver again ormemorial not just for Malice Green, tured us aren’t here anymore. rampart at midnight, ready to begin another high-speed police chase orbut for every African American victim I grew up in an upstairs flat. My his shift on watch duty, and says: even by the unfairness and the arbi­of police brutality. father’s parents lived downstairs. His “Who’s there?” trary nature of life, we instantly erect Dr. Albert Cain, a professor of psy­cousins with whom he grew up lived Christopher M. Singer is a Sunday a shrine with flowers, teddy bears andchology at the University of Michiganon the next street. Connections likeJournal staff writer who was a personal letters written to the dead. in Ann Arbor, who specializes in thethat, even if they aren’t really gonereporter at The Detroit News before the There is one such shrine of a crossimpact of death on family members,now, at least feel like they’re gonestrike. When money is involved, speech isn’t free I applaud and agree with many I know firsthand and I take plea­ The Attorney General of Michigan points in your Nov. 24 editorial “Get sure in revealing my admiration forwas quoted at the Dec. 5 meeting as politicians off the dole.” The editorial, letters this excellent public servant. pointing to a huge increase in crime if however, dances around a critical Richard Haefner widespread casinos come to Michigan. point: Until we have tough, mandato­(Between the Lines, Nov. 17) on a St. Clair Shores Three casinos added to the state’s 12 ry limits on spending and the use ofnews item about Congressman Indian casinos bring that day closer. personal wealth in campaigns, we willSander Levin reading The Detroit Pastor demurs on gambling Dr. John M ecartney not have a political playing field thatNews while waiting to vote on Nov. 5.Three ministerial associations met Retired United Methodist minister is truly level. I’m on your side, or I wouldn’t be buy­at Freedom Baptist Church Dec. 5 to Detroit set the record straight, emphasizing The Supreme Court decision thating the Journal exclusively. I also Don’t promote stereotypes money equals speech and thereforethink it was poor judgment of Levin,that a the few black pastors who sup­ cannot be limited is a bad one andpublic figure, to read in public a scabported casino gambling did not speakGo Susan Whitall! Congratulations must be revisited. When we equatenewspaper; whether or not he sup­for the majority of black pastors in theon your diatribe, “Rock ‘n’ roll has money with speech, then speech is noports it, he sends a message. city. proud classical roots,” Nov. 17. Your longer free. The right to speak out What this has to do with his beingNo ministerial association in anger is justified. The result was glo­ becomes available only to those whoJewish I don’t know - butI care. You Detroit has supported casino gam­rious. can afford it. That’s what is happeningmay think the play on words is cleverbling, according to spokespersons forOnce again it is evident and neces­ in America, and it’s wrong. and funny. Be aware, please, that thisEast Side Ministers United in Action, sary for someone to point out a fact. It There are many ideas about how tokind of humor spreads prejudice inthe a West Side Ministerial Alliance and seems over the years Detroiters have best reform campaign financing.most invidious way; it conveys a seri­the Baptist Conference of Detroit andbecome amazingly adept at shooting There are those who argue againstous negative bias and is laughable Vicinity.at themselves in the foot. WTienever we reforms that might conflict with badthe same time, and so this “innocent” Plans for the future to fight casinodepict ourselves, we promote these court decisions. But the function anti-Semitic of allusion need not begambling, despite the favorablestereotypes. Some Detroiters seem to politics, indeed the very essence of pol­taken seriously. statewide vote for three casinos inhave an inherently poor self-image. itics, is to shape the law to serve the A newspaper ought to know thatDetroit, include reinforcement by cler­This also comes out in the way people. Every great social change insuch things ftiel ethnic, racial and reli­gy of the churches’ position againstDetroiters are depicted on stage, in America was originally damned by thegious prejudice. I think a comment bycasinos. In the community there willfilm and in literature. courts - abolition of slavery, women’syou, whether to explain or retract, be is a massive educational campaign to Thank you for the much-needed suffrage, the 40-hour workweek ... thein order. keep people from the casinos. therapy session for us all. Do you list goes on and on. Marianne Margolin There are many people who will notcharge the standard rate? Any serious reform proposal mustSouthfield go to casinos when they realize that Eric C. Leonard start with a constitutional amend­ economic development is hurt whenDetroit ment to limit campaign spending, toBonior serves well people spend money in the casinos allow the states and Congress to craft Now that Congressman David and not in local businesses. Also reforms that will take government outBonior has been re-elected, allow merepulsive to most people will be the of the pockets of special interests andto explain why all the phony accusa­fact that compulsive gamblers who Write us at the Journal put it back into the hands of the peo­tions failed to unseat this gentle politi­make up 5 percent of casino patrons The Detroit Sunday Journal wel­ ple. cian who takes his responsibility as findan their families ultimately comes letters to the editor. They Caroline Schwarz elected government official seriously. destroyed. The children of such must be signed with the author’s Public Interest Research Group in To put it short and sweet, Bonioraddicts do more poorly in school andname, address and telephone num­ Michigan serves his constituents impartiallyare more likely to turn to drugs thanber for verification but will be pub­ Ann Arbor and promptly. Call his office and other I children. No one wants that. lished with author’s name and city assure you he or an aide will return Moreover, addicted gamblers turn to only. Send letters and opinion pieces Offended by wordplay your call. crime when they run out of money.to The Detroit Sunday Journal, It was disturbing to me to see the If a solution is legal or within possi­The average cost of addicted gamblers 3100 E. Jefferson, Detroit 48207. heading of “UnLevined Bread” ble solution, it will be done. to the city is at least $32,000 a year. PAGE 16 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL DECEMBER 15, 1996

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Seasonal specials take over airwaves

ast week I warned you that holiday TV specials were beginning to snowball onto your sets again in their annual winter onslaught. This week Tickle Me Elmo will be easier to find than a series or special without a Christmas theme. Anyone who needs this much yuletide Lcheer should seriously consider a 12-step program.

■ “The Angel of with it. But this Pennsylvania work also has a Avenue,”7 J im fascinating his­ tonight, the tory: The direc­ Family Channel McFa r l in torial debut of - Without trying Highlights Anjelica Huston, to sound this adaptation maudlin, this of Dorothy new holiday movie is inspiring on a Allison’s novel was produced by Ted level separate from the production Turner, who then disowned it for TNT itself - it’s also the last work com­ because of its graphic scenes of abuse. pleted by Robert Urich before he (Thus, “Bastard” is a bastard film, began his brave fight against soft-tis- and Turner is ... out of Georgia, not sue cancer. He plays a Depression- Carolina.) So Showtime picked up era bloke (from Detroit, no less) this absorbing 1950s tale of an illegit­ NBC who’s imprisoned for a crime he imate girl who suffers physical and NBC's “3rd Rock from the Sun” cast joins President Bill Clinton for a yuletide celebra­ didn’t commit, prompting his three sexual torment at the hands of her tion in “Christmas in Washington” at 10 p.m. Wednesday. From left: Jane Curtin, Kristen children to seek the aid of the most unstable stepfather. Starring Jennifer Johnson, John Lithgow, Joseph Gordon-Levitt and French Stewart. powerful person they can think of toJason Leigh as the mother, “Bastard” some time with Sam McMurray over high again as drug of choice in the get him home in time for Christmas: (oooh, I love doing that) is buoyed by the years; he’s a disarmingly humor­ music community, precipitating the President Hoover (Thomas a remarkably powerful dramatic ous fellow with a big, flat head. For arrest of Depeche Mode frontman effort from NBC sitcom star Ron Peacocke). the role of Herman Munster, these David Gahan and the death of Eldard, who truly plays a man behav­ ■ “The Summer of Ben Tyler,”9 are positive qualities. But can he Sublime lead singer Bradley Nowell. ing badly. tonight, CBS (Channel 62 in Detroit) make us forget our desire to see the The needle and the damage done are - Ben Tyler is the mentally chal­ ■ “Nick at Nite’s Christmas Party,”late Fred Gwynne return as TV’s explored in this new documentary, lenged black teenager who forever 9 tonight, Nick at Nite - Should you mellow monster one more time? which seeks to explain why the atti­ changes the lives of a prominent, decide to throw a Christmas party That’s the question to be answered tude of many musicians toward the white Deep South couple in this that lasts this long, expect either the as McMurray stars in a new TV- drug smacks of apathy. “Hallmark Hall of Fame” period neighbors or the cops to come climb­ movie centering on the first family of ■“Christmas in Washington,”10 drama set in 1942. The movie unites ing down your chimney. Jolly old St.fright’s attempt to re-create a down- p.m. Wednesday, NBC - Christmas, James Woods and Elizabeth Nick at Nite assembles an eight-and- home Transylvania Christmas, with in D.C., with Kristen Johnson ... oops, McGovern as the couple who must a-half-hour marathon of yule-themed multitalented Ann Magnuson takingexcuse me: I was daydreaming about balance their sense of moral respon­ episodes from its stable of comedy over Yvonne DeCarlo’s part of wife a few of my favorite things. Johnson, sibility against his aspirations to classics, beginning with “Happy Days” Lily. But Sandy Baron has supplant­Jane Curtin, John Lithgow and the parlay his career as an attorney into and including “The Dick Van Dyke ed A1 Lewis as Grandpa, and Lewis rest of NBC’s “3rd Rock from the political office. Show,” “Taxi,” “Bewitched,” “The Odd is still playing the role in real life. He Sun” cast host the 15th annual yule- Couple,” “The Bob Newhart Show” can’t be happy about this. ■ “To Love, Honor and Deceive,” tide concert, taped last week at the and “Rhoda.” 9 tonight, ABC (Channel 7 in ■ NBA: Los Angeles Lakers at National Building Museum. Detroit) - Here’s the biggest mystery ■ “Detroit Celebrates the Season,”Chicago Bulls,8 p.m. Tuesday, President and Mrs. Clinton were in this new made-for-TV thriller - 7 p.m. Monday, Channel 62 - Taking TNT; NHL: at among the invited guests, with holi­ who the heck is Vanessa Marcil and every possible opportunity to ingrati­Colorado Avalanche,8:30 p.m. day music provided by Luther how does she get to star in a movie? ate itself to local TV watchers, Tuesday, ESPN (blacked out locally), Vandross, Faith Hill, the U.S. Naval For your information (and mine), Channel 62 piggybacks on our ho-ho-Channel 50 - Two solid contenders, Academy Glee Club and Detroit Marcil is the stunningly beautiful co- holiday spirit with a one-hour concertwho have been mere pretenders in native CeCe Winans. star of ABC’s daysoap “General special which spotlights the cultural recent seasons, take on the champi­ ■ “A Charlie Brown Christmas,” 8 Hospital,” making her prime-time diversity of our December celebra­ ons in their respective pro sports. p.m. Thursday, CBS - When it comes introduction as a suspicious widow tions and, in the station’s words, Here’s wishing for your holiday to this still-charming animated ever­ who defies the FBI to prove that the “salutes those who help make this cheer, Shaq and Stevie. green, celebrating its 31st Christmas deaths at sea of her husband and holiday special!” Featured acts ■ “Dying in Vein: Rock 'n' Roll on this week, all most viewers want to young son were faked. include the Zamir Chorale of Metro­ Heroin,”9 p.m. Tuesday, VH1 - Who know is when to tune in. That’s 8 politan Detroit and the gospel group ■ “Bastard Out of Carolina,”9 says rock ’n’ roll never forgets? o’clock Thursday, followed at 8:30 by Special Gift. tonight, Showtime - I would have Despite the horrid role it played in “A Garfield Christmas” and at 9 by highlighted this cable-original movie ■ “The Munsters' Scary Little shortening the lives of such perform­ the hour-long Disney collection if for no other reason than to use theChristmas,” 8 p.m. Tuesday, Fox ers as Janis Joplin and Sid Vicious, “Mickey’s Christmas Carol.” Happy word “Bastard” in print and get away (Channel 2 in Detroit) - I’ve spent the white horse - heroin - is riding toons to you. SUNDAY MORNING/AFTERNOON DECEMBER 15,1996 I 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 BROADCAST CHANNELS FOX , Q Eyewitness Weekend Children ,NFL Films Replay jFootball Fox NFL Sunday E G r e e n B ay at D e t r o it . 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Snakes say good-bye to Detroit - for now By Gary Graff Journal Music Writer The blues never end. But some­ times blues bands do. So it is that next weekend, Mimi Harris & the Snakes slith­ er through the Detroit blues scene one last time for a two- night stand at Moby Dick in Dearborn. After those shows, the quintet brings an end to an eight-year ti>pow *»*v«uvt.C(XOU«r < career during which it became one of the area’s most popular bands and established Harris as one of the city’s leading vocalists. The reason for quitting has more to do with parenting than playing. “We have a 13-year-old daugh­ Journal photo by PATRICIA BECK ter who we want to be there for,” One taster called this French bubbly “a great special-occasion champagne.” says Harris, who formed the Snakes with husband Bill Cooper. “It’s just a real important time in her life, and in mine as a parent. “Music has been a part of my life for the past 24 years. It’s always going to be a part of me. But right now it’s more impor­ tant for me to be famous with my kid.” How serious is she? Harris By Diane Hofsess Between bites of Brie, baguettes and assorted pates, actually turned down an opportu­ Journal Staff Writer the tasters, who paid $33 a head to attend the elegant nity to audition to be one of Bob ith the arrival of the holidays, many people soiree, got down to the serious business of comparing See SNAKES, Page 26 will be breaking open the bubbly for those the color, bouquet, taste, body and finish of the seven special seasonal toasts. spirits, using a fresh glass for each. If you haven’t picked up yours yet, the First on the agenda was an American contender: results of a recent champagne tasting may Domaine Camerassparkling wine by Taittinger, in offer some pointers. California. This straw-colored beauty had the advan­ Recently a group of 70 gathered at Lakeland Manortage of going early in the evening. It was well-received in St. Clair Shores to compare seven popular choices,by the tasters, who liked its modest price tag of evaluating four French champagnes $16.50. and three California sparkling Contestant No. 2 was another wines. Looking for a good American beauty with a $16.50 “Champagne is the king of wines, price tag: Scharffenberger Blanc the wine of kings,” began Larry seasonal bubbly? de Blancs Brat 1991.Made Shade, owner of Gibb’s World Wide entirely from chardonnay grapes, Wines who introduced each cham­ This comparison the dry California sparkling wine pagne. had relatively short-lived bubbles, A sparkling glass (or two) has and several tasters at one table MS?*! W ill YI£?R|f been known to help sire a few said it smelled like strawberries. princes and princesses, too...... Angie Rooks of Grosse Pointe “Usually we have babies conceived the night of our Farms pronounced it “best - the only American cham­ annual champagne tasting,” Shade added with a pagne I like.” Journal photo by HUGH GRANNUM smile. “Champagne is very special in that way.” The uncorking of bottle No. 3 - a musty-smelling Mimi Harris is taking a mom break Woven throughout Shade’s introductions to each Iron Horse Brat 1991priced at about $21 - seemed from performing. “Right now it's sample were useful pointers: “Chill your champagne to be a turning point in the evening. Tasters had more important for me to be famous on a mixture of water and ice.” “Never put your cham­begun to giggle more and write fewer notes on their with my kid." pagne in the freezer.” See CHAMPAGNES, Page 27 PAGE 26 DECEMBER 15, 1996 Zia’s is just the place for your Big Night ariations on the overflow- a little more than a week ago in the ing-platter school of Italian space on Orchard Lake Road and 12 dining have been tried here Mile that for 15 years housed before. For some reason, D. Dennison’s, goes after us with Vthey haven’t gone over toohumor, well in friendliness - and chilled red this market, in contrast to Chicago wine on tap. where diners have really embraced Got some fellow workers who want this bigger-than-life approach. to get together for dinner and The new Zia’s in drinks? Tossing a Farmington Hills shower, a birth­ takes the south­ day party or a ern Italian, big- M o l l y retirement bash? family theme and A b r a h a m This could be the truly runs with it. place - and you Journal photo by GEORGE WALDMAN To give you an Restaurants don’t even have Zia’s chef Bob Heebner shows off a $30 order of osso buco (veal shanks) that can feed idea: Spaghetti to call ahead. four. Zia’s caters to big groups with big appetites. and meatballs Zia’s, run by means a full pound of pasta and halfMainstreet Ventures, the same man­ the kitchen, where eight to 12 peopleour table enjoyed the bruschetta a pound of meatballs - and that’s the agement as its predecessor in the get an up-close view of food prepara­(grilled, garlic-and-olive-oil-dappled small order ($9.95). space, is done up in kitschy fashion.tion and watch the plates going by tobread) piled with fresh tomatoes, an This restaurant isn’t kidding. It The other evening, Dieter Boehm, other tables. antipasto salad dotted with mortadel- wants us - as long as we show up one of the principals, was proudly Platters overflow with fresh la (sausage), cheese and fresh vegeta­ with our sisters, brothers, cousins, in­showing off the “ugly carpeting.” Thatantipasto salads ($12.95 and enough bles - and no iceberg lettuce - and a laws, friends and bowling buddies. was his description of the patterned for six), mussels marinara ($10.95) platter of veal piccata, all served up What other local restaurant, for rug that looks like something thatand fried calamari ($8.95), thin- by one of the friendly (natch) servers. instance, has a table that seats 14, might cover A1 Bundy’s couch. crusted pizza ($12.95-$ 14.95) and Desserts sampled included a pretty another where 18 will be quite com­ The decor, which was put together other dishes from that timeworn panna cotta (literally, cooked cream), fortable - and not a single postage- in a whirlwind three weeks, is all in Italian-American list. Menus are raisin-dotted bread pudding with cus­ stamp-sized table for two? Not that a fun. It’s complete with tacky black- tacked up on the walls. If you are tootard sauce, a light and airy tiramisu twosome is going to be barred at the and-white photographs, statuary far away, in one of the nooks and and cheesecake with raspberry sauce door, but to get the true experience attwined with lights, outsized cans of crannies, the server leans a wooden - and yes, we needed a shopping bag Zia’s, four is absolutely the minimumpeppers and tomatoes and jugs of pizza board inscribed with the items for the leftovers. number. wine used as decorations, mis­ against the wall for your perusal. This might be the best place to go Has everybody got enough garlic matched antique chandeliers, the Even the paper place mats and nap­after catching a screening of “Big bread and roasted peppers? Could I inevitable red-and-white checked kins are outsized. Night” - but not if you attend the pass you a little more Italian tablecloths and lots of archways and So how’s the food, you ask? The Film alone. sausage? How about a Kodak cam­ columns breaking up the space intoMainstreet a people, who also run Zia’s, 12 Mile and Orchard Lake era? It’s one of the items listed under variety of seating areas. Gratzi and Palio in Ann Arbor, have Road, Farmington Hills; 810-553- “Side Orders” - and so is a birthday Of course, there’s “Moonstruck”- a lot of experience in the genre, and 7000. Dinner only, 4-10:30 week- cake, each at $9.95. style music on the sound system. they have done a nice job with the nights, 4-11:30 Fridays and Satur­ The restaurant, which opened just There is even one big table right infamiliar menu. The other evening, days, noon-9 Sundays. Mimi Harris & Snakes say good-bye - for now SNAKES, From Page 25 her work was at night - with her ented, and Mimi, she’s still one of the stunned. But afterward they were husband alongside playing guitar. great, great singers in town. She cancoming up telling me, ‘God, that’s a Seger’s backup singers on his last “Her grandmother is wonderful ... pretty much do whatever she wants.”great song. You do it so well.’ ” concert tour. but I’m not going to farm her over toWhile what she wants to do most is Next weekend she’ll do it one more “I told her she should do it, no mat­someone else so I can follow the raise her child, Harris is hardly aban­ time with the Snakes and then wait ter what - just for the connections whims of my career,” Harris points doning music. She plays occasional to see what comes next; guitarist she would meet,” says Snakes bassist out. gigs with the Chisel Brothers, fillingCooper senses this might not be the Mike Marshall. Complicating matters even more, in when Thornetta Davis is out per­last word on the band. “I think shewanted to do it. She Robin suffers from Ausperger’s, a rareforming on her own. “I’m sure we’ll come back in one just didn’t feel she could leave her but mild form of autism. Despite that, And during Robin’s school hours, form or another,” he says. “We’ll go daughter at that time. You’ve got to she’s a mainstream eighth-grader. Harris in the studio working on twoshed some skin and then come back.” admire that.” Harris and Cooper, who works daysprojects: recording her own songs to But for now, Harris is just looking Marshall says he and the other as a technician with Mobile pitch to other artists to try to score forward to stepping out of the lime­ Snakes bear no animosity toward Communications, say the Snakes didher own deal; and an of coverslight and taking care of things at Harris and Cooper, who began wind­ all they could within the parameters of blues songs by Howlin’ Wolf, Williehome for awhile. ing down the Snakes’ schedule dur­ of their lives. The group slugged its Dixon and others, including an eye­ “It’s a very satisfying thing - a lot ing the summer. The bassist himself way to the top of the local scene andbrow-raising rendition of James more satisfying than going out to a has a son in middle school and had has sold more than 5,000 copies of itsBrown’s “It’s a Man’s World.” bar, even with the applause,” she served notice that he no longer want­album, “Paradise.” “I shock people with that one,” shesays. “It’s definitely a more solid sat­ ed to play every weekend. “They’ve always been a great, great says with a laugh. “It was one of isfaction.” Harris has wrestled with the dual band,” says Mark Pasman, WCSX- those songs that I wasn’t sure if it Mimi Harris & the Snakes perform demands of career and parenting FM’s Sunday night blues host and a was going to go over or not. After itFriday and Saturday at Moby Dick, since daughter Robin was born, a member of the group Mudpuppy. was done, there was silence and my 5452 Schaefer Road, Dearborn. Call complicated issue since so much of “Everybody in the group is very tal­heart stopped; people were very 313-581-3650. I EC EMBER 15, 1996 PAGE 27

Tasters going out turn up the bubbly Earle, Cody rock into Motown CHAMPAGNES, From Page 25 By Gary Graff and Dia Pearce to Bard to Barroom Scribe.” 8 p.m. Mon. and Journal Staff Writers Tue., $12, Attic Theatre, Trapper’s Alley, 508 Monroe, Greektown, Detroit, 313-963-9339. score sheets. e’ve been pleased by One jolly taster - Rudi Edens of Steve Earle’s comeback it Holiday favorites Harrison Township - even broke during the past year. Cantata Academy Chorale performs holi­ The troubadour, one of day songs, 4 p.m. today, $15, $12 for seniors into a rendition of the ditty “Tiny W and students. Grosse Pointe Memorial Bubbles.” Nashville’s true rockin’ rebels, Church, 16 Lakeshore Dr., Grosse Pointe “Be quiet, I’m trying to drink,” emerged from a two-month prison Farms, 810-546-0420. retorted another member of the stay for drug possession in 1994, i Exhibits singer’s table. and since then has produced two of “From Manzanar to Motor City,” an exhib­ Corks continued to pop around his Finest , the acoustic it of historic photographs and artifacts that tell the experiences of interned Japanese the room and tasters were “Train a Cornin’ ” (being rereleased Americans during World War II, through impressed by the endless tiny bub­ in January) and this year’s snortin’ Jan. Swords to Plowshares, 33 E. Adams, bles in the intensely flavoredLouis and stompin’ “I Feel Alright.” Detroit, 313-965-5422 ... “Iron Men, Steel And his previous area visits - Rail: Track Labor and the Art of Mark Roederer Brut Premiercham­ Priest,” through Feb. Walter P. Reuther pagne (about $31 per bottle). It including a headline stop at Library, Wayne State University, Detroit, had an oaky bouquet and a long, Pontiac’s 7th House and an opening 313-577-8377 ... ‘The Cultural Landscape of stint for Neil Young & Crazy Horse the Plantation,” traveling exhibit of the nutty aftertaste that songbird Library of Congress that features planta- Edens enjoyed immensely. at Pine Knob - were killer perfor­ tion-era photography and artifacts, through The tasters were also fond of mances. Feb. 9. Southfield Public Library, Southfield Mumm Cordon Rouge Brut With Earle set to close the year’s Civic Center, 810-948-0470. (about $22.50 a bottle), which is touring schedule tonight at St. i Selected concerts this week the second largest-selling Andrew’s, we were even more Memphis Smoke (Royal Oak): Randy sparkling wine in the United pleased to hear some of his views Volin & Sonic Blues, 8 tonight; A1 Hill & the Love Butlers, Tue.; Wailin’ Inc., Wed.; States, after Moet & Chandon. The about workers in America. Howlin’ Diablos, Thu.; Billy Branch & the Cordon Rouge had a lively, clean “Unions are about making sure Sons of the Blues, Fri. and Sat., 100 S. Main taste and has a reputation for that workers are protected, that Randy Volin & the Sonic Blues play at 8St., Royal Oak, 810-543-0917 ... Fox & being fruitier than many other they have job security, that they get tonight at Memphis Smoke in Royal Oak.Hounds: Robert Penn, Tue. and Wed.; a fair wage,” says Earle, 41, who Kimmie Home, Thu.; Michael Katon, Fri. champagnes. 24222 W. Nine Mile, Southfield. 810-569- and Sat., 1530 Woodward, Bloomfield Hills, At about $31 a bottle, the describes his own politics as “some­ 5695. 810-644-4800 ... 7th House: Charm Farm, 8 French-made Laurent Perrier what to the left of Mao Tse-Tung ... p.m. Fri., 7 N. Saginaw, Pontiac, 810-996- though the New Deal is something I i The Bird’s the word! 8742 ... Magic Bag: Jason D. Williams (the Brut was “very close to the Iron Mark “The Bird” Fidrych will sign copies rockabilly wild man), 8 p.m. Sat., $20 Horse,” declared Steve Hurley of can handle.” of the 20th-anniversary collector’s edition ofadvance, Woodward north of Nine Mile, Detroit, who manages Belle Isle’s Earle reports that he won’t ever “The Bird of Baseball: The Story of Mark Femdale, 810-544-3030. cross a picket line and once even Fidrych” at 1 p.m. today, Borders Books and golf course. So Hurley recommend­ Music, 5601 Mercury Dr., Dearborn. 313-271- i Selected films ed that consumers save the $10 refused to play a scheduled St. 7701. “The Bishop’s Wife” (1947 Cary Grant and go for the Iron Horse instead. Louis gig when he arrived to find classic remade this year as “The Preacher’s out the stagehands were on strike. i Toot the flute Wife”), 7:30 Fri. and 2 and 7:30 Sat., organ Last up for the evening was the Alexander Zonjic and his ensemble play overture begins 30 minutes before showtime, most expensive champagne in the All that and he can still be count­ every Fri. and Sat. evening at Scallops, Main$2.50, Historic Redford Theatre, Detroit, tasting, Veuve Clicquot ed for mean covers of Bruce St., Rochester. 810-656-2525. 313-537-2560. Ponsardin Brut,at $35 per bottle. Springsteen and Rolling Stones i Cars ’n’ collectors i Theater/comedy/dance It had the tiniest bubbles, which songs. “Detroiters Collect” gives viewers a look “The Second Coming: Jesus in the Hood,” usually indicates higher quality in Steve Earle & the Dukes and the at the fascinating and sometimes unique col­performed by Matrix Theatre Company and a champagne. Volebeats perform at 7 tonight at lections in the metropolitan area. SponsoredSte. Anne’s Youth Group, 2 p.m. today, Ste. St. Andrew’s Hall, 431 E. Congress, by Friends of the Detroit Public Library, it Anne Catholic Church, Detroit, 313-341- “This was the best,” said Angie features 15 individuals, all automobile-relat­ 0732 ... “The Stillborn Lover,” through Dec. Clover of St. Clair Shores. “It’s a downtown Detroit. Tickets are $13. ed. Now through Jan. 23. Detroit Public 31, $14, Detroit Repertory Theatre, Detroit, great special-occasion champagne.” Call 313-961-6358. Library, third floor, 5201 Woodward, Detroit. 313-868-1347 ... “Jacques Brel in 9:30-5:30 Tue., Thu.-Sat., and 1-9 p.m. Wed. 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Ann Feeney, Dylan Wilkerson and Chris Your Gun,” 7 p.m. (ages 8-early teens), 7:30 The American-made Domaine Airmen back in 1967 in Ann Arbor;Buhalis, 3 p.m. today, Common Language (adults), Mon., prepare a song from the Carneros was pronounced the “best their rockabilly twang-thang sound Bookstore, 215 S. 4th Ave. near Liberty, Annshow, prepare to dance and read from the hit pay dirt with the Top 10 hit “Hot Arbor. script; show dates, Feb. 29-March 16; 810- value for the dollar” by one table. 398-2725. The French champagne Veuve Rod Lincoln” and produced such i Mrs. Claus and books Clicquot Ponsardin Brut, at about memorable cult classics as “Smoke Stories with Mrs. Claus, 11 a.m. Sat., i New on sale $35 per bottle, was a favorite for Smoke” and “Two Triple Cheese, Borders Books and Music, 30995 Orchard At St. Andrew’s Hall: Project Transistor Lake, Farmington Hills, 810-737-0110; take Benefit for Free Speech, featuring Frogg, taste with many in the room. Side Order of Fries” (which, it kids ages 2-12 for a photograph with Santa Walk on Water and six other bands. $6; But taster George Clover of St. should be noted, came out before ... Grandparents can get kids’ gift book ideas Jesus Lizard and Brainiac, Jan. 16. $10; Clair Shores was unswayed by the Jimmy Buffett’s “Cheeseburger in 5:30-7 Fri., at the Apple Book Center, 7900 Tricky and Jeru Tha Damaja, $12; Swans Paradise”). Tickets are $10. The W. Outer Drive, Detroit, 313-255-5221 ... and Windsor for the Derby, Jan. 22. $13 ... evening’s enchantment. Holiday photos for kids 2-12 with the “Jazz Explosion” featuring Will Downing, “It’s my wife who likes the cham­ Magic Stick is at 4140 Woodward. Singing Santa, 2-6 p.m. Sat., Apple Book Diane Reeves, Alex Bugnon, Gerald Albright pagne,” he allowed. “I’m still a beer Call 313-833-9700. Center, 7900 W. Outer Drive, Detroit, 313- and Doc Powell, Jan. 18 at the . 255-5221. $27.50 ... 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rating guide just opened O see it now § wait for the video QZ| read a book instead . recent openings Cruise takes a chance that works carry out daily - thanks to the film­ “Daylight”O Sylvester Stallone’s lat­ “Jeriy Maguire” O makers’ painstaking efforts to design est film recalls the 1972 disaster epic By John Gallagher cameras that could capture this “The Poseidon Adventure.” Both Journal Film Critic vibrant universe. In the film’s open­ movies portray a group of survivors, We all know Tom Cruise can play ing scenes, the narrator explains trapped by a hideous accident in a Top Gun heroes; but can he act? The that an hour can seem like a season dangerous, narrow place, struggling to answer, surprisingly, is “yes.” In his in the bug world. We knew exactly reach daylight and safety. This time latest, Cruise gives a funny, what she meant, for although there’s the action takes place in a tunnel nuanced, even moving portrayal of a plenty of sex, violence, cannibalism, between and New hotshot sports agent whose life murder and mayhem, “Microcosmos” Jersey. Rated PG-13. -John Gallagher implodes. Shorn of his job, his clients moves at a snail’s pace. Still, though and his trophy financee, his Jerry the documentary may not suit every Maguire must learn to cope with a taste, it’s remarkable how - dare we level of disappointment known until say it? - human these little crea­ still showing then only to mere mortals. tures are. Remember that the next That Jerry learns to cope, even tri­ time you swat a mosquito or stomp umph, with the help of family and on a beetle. Rated G. -W.H o friends is the old-fashioned moral of the story. But how it plays out - how “Big Night”R.-JG. TriStar Pictures Jerry learns both humility and to “The Preacher’s Wife” O “First K id” PG. - William Hanson trust his better instincts - gives Tom Cruise plays Jerry Maguire, a sports This is a good-hearted, if sappy, “The Hunchback of Notre Dame” Cruise a chance to show he’s good foragent who has to cope with losing his job.Christmas fable. An angel named G. - Gary Graff more than “Mission: Impossible”- Dudley (played engagingly by Denzel “The Long Kiss Goodnight”R. style stunts. some real space junk in this spoof -Washington) comes down to earth to - Michelle Banks If the movie has a weakness, it’s or is it homage? - of the 1950s sci-fi ease the burdens on an overworked that Cruise can play vulnerable forschlock he so loves. If you’ve seen theinner-city preacher and his quietly “Michael Collins”R. - J.G. only so long. We know he’s going totrailer for this comedy-thriller, you’vesuffering wife. Whitney Houston as “The Mirror Has Two Faces”PG- soar to the top again, and when he seen enough. The film itself - with the wife is the real star, and one of 13.-J.G. does it robs us of the film’s most its pedigreed cast that includes Jack the simple delights of the film is lis­ “101 Dalm atians”Rated G.-J.G. intriguing aspect. This movie is real­Nicholson, Annette Bening, Pierce tening to her lovely renditions of “Phenomenon”PG. - J.G. ly about how common folk deal withBrosnan, Glenn Close and Jim both gospel hymns and a torch song big-time disappointments. It’s won­ Brown - never gets off the ground. or two. “Ransom”R .-J.G. derful to see behind Cruise’s killer The Martians do, of course, but As in the 1940s hit “The Bishop’s “Set It Off”R. - Matt Black eyes and cocky grin to the frightenedthey’re not very interesting; all theyWife” on which it’s based (in which “Space Jam”G. - M. Banks soul; he ought to trust himself to dowant to do is fry earthlings and Cary Grant played the angel), the real story here is the friendship that “Star Trek: First Contact”PG-13. this more often. make sounds like Jerry Lewis imi­ grows between Dudley and the wife. -J.G. Along the way, he gets remarkably tating a seal. That means they’re resonant help from Renee Zellweger annoying after about five minutes.It’s a love story but not a love story; “That Thing You Do!”PG. - G.G. as the single mom who falls for As for the movie’s humor, it seems it’s got just enough innocent hints of “A Time to Kill”R. - M. Black lame-duck Jerry, and from Cuba old and clunky. Jokes about Tom embers so as not to endanger its “Trees Lounge”R. - M. Black Gooding Jr. as a malcontent wide Jones and Slim Whitman might have family rating. receiver who is Jerry’s sole remain­ been funny 15 years ago, but nowa­Courtney B. Vance plays the “Vertigo”PG. - W.H. ing client. Cruise is unquestionablydays both singers are cult heroes of preacher with the required stern the star, but the movie belongs to sorts and hardly laughable. mien until Dudley’s miracles allow these more everyday folks whose Likewise, at a time Americans are him to unbend near the end. Lionel simple longings are the movie’s maineating up serious sci-fi dramas such Richie helps with the music. And reason for caring. as “Independence Day” and “The X- Gregory Hines puts a lot of gusto “The English Patient”R. - J.G. For a long time Cruise has been, Files,” Burton’s oddball timing into his small role as a sleazy real “The First Wives Club”PG. - J.G. well, cruising on his youthful sex couldn’t be worse. Rated PG-13. estate developer who wants to condo “Jack”PG-13 .-M. Black appeal. Now in his mid-30s, he may - William Hanson the land the preacher’s church now stands on. Rated PG. “Jingle All the Way”PG. - W.H. be searching for roles that allow him to mature as an actor. If the “Microcosmos” O -J.G. “The Rich Man’s Wife”R. - J.G. glimpses we get from “Jerry “Mad Dog Time”(not reviewed) “Romeo and Juliet”PG-13. -J.G. McGuire” are any indication, Cruise In this inventive bug’s-eye view of the bug world from directors Claude Black comedy about an insane mob “Sleepers”R.-JG. could be worth watching long after his hair fades to gray. Rated R. Nuridsany and Marie Perennou, antsboss whose release from a mental do it, ladybugs do it, dragonflies do hospital has his friends, family and it, even slimy little slugs do it. We’re cohorts a bit worried. With Richard “Mars Attacks!” £□ able to see them do it - and a variety Dreyfuss, Jeff Goldblum, Ellen Director Tim Burton serves up of other tasks that good bug citizens Barkin and Gabriel Byrne. Rated R. “High School High”PG-13. - M. Banks Miller’s adaptation of his play. PG-13.thriller with Drew Barrymore, “Jude”R.-JG. coming attractions“My Fellow Americans”Comedy Courtney Cox, Neve Campbell and “To Gillian on Her 37th Birthday” about ex-presidents, with Jack Skeet Ulrich. R. PG-13. -W.H. Opening Friday Lemmon, James Gamer and Dan “Beavis & Butt-head Do America”Aykroyd. PG-13. For metro-Detroit movie Heh heh, heh heh, heh heh. He said “One Fine Day”George Clooney “do.” PG-13. and Michelle Pfeiffer star in this listings, call 810-77-FILMS “Bulletproof”R. “The Crucible”Daniel Day-Lewis modern love story. PG. or 313-88-FILMS. “Glimmer Man”R. and Winona Ryder star in Arthur “Scream”Wes Craven-directed PAGE 30

vcPs' 1996 Back by Popular Demand A n i n j u r y Hartford Memorial TO ONE IS Baptist Church AN INJURY Catch MTV’s rude duo on film presents TO ALL! Last week, the Sunday Journal p.m. Thursday at the Star Gratiot Movie Club offered you a chance to The members &. officers of the north of 15 Mile Road in Clinton George Frederick Handel’s | see the high-class French film Township. Transportation Communications “Ridicule” for free. We have 50 pairs of tickets set MESSIAH Union stand with striking newspaper This week it’s “Beavis and Butt- aside for our readers and here’s how workers in Detroit. head Do America.” to get them: with Heh, heh, here’s your chance to Call the Journal at 313-567-9657 Cathedral Choir In Solidarity ; catch MTV’s low-brow duo in their between 6-7 p.m. Tuesday. Be one of first full-length cartoon one day the first 50 callers and you’ll be in Men’s Chorus before it opens everywhere. that theater. Robert A. Scardelletti The Sunday Journal will host a Employees of Paramount Pictures & International President special advance screening of the and The Detroit Sunday Journal are Orchestra “Beavis and Butt-head” movie at 7:30not eligible for this offer. Dr. Cheryl Harden, guest conductors soloists Laura English Robinson, soprano Donald G. Smith horoscope President - The Claritha Buggs, mezzo soprano Aries (March 21 - April 20) care of it and get on with life. James Moore, tenor Executive Board, staff Is your ego getting in the way of making the Libra (Sept 23 - Oct 22) and membership of right decisions? Stop and think about what you A troubled relationship will benefit from com­ Theodore Jones, bass are saying to those you love. munication from both sides. Try talking to a Teamsters Local Union Taurus (April 21 • May 20) friend for a fresh perspective. Sunday, December 15,1996 A child needs some special attention. Stop run­ Scorpio (Oct 23 - Nov. 22) No. 299 ning around like crazy and get your priorities in A social opportunity will prove more entertain­ 6:0 0 P M order. You’ll be much happier once you do. ing than you ever imagined. A financial problem Hartford Memorial Baptist Church Gemini (May 21 - June 20) will be solved easily. Keep calm, especially when shopping. Impulse Sagittarius (Nov. 23 - Dec. 20) 18700 James Couzens Hwy. spending is a Gemini trait and you are a pro. oliiI5£o It is time to take a break from the hustle and (Lodge Freeway near 7 Mile) Spend some quiet time reading a favorite book. bustle. Set aside a 24-hour period to relax. Cancer (June 21 - July 20) Capricorn (Dec. 21 - Jan. 19) Detroit, MI 48235 It’s time to take a reality check and come down You have some hard work ahead, but it isn’t to earth. Remember when you said you weren’t anything you can’t handle. It might be fun to Wayne Barr, Acting Minister of Music going to spread yourself so thin? accept an invitation you normally wouldn’t. Leo (July 21 - Aug. 21) Aquarius (Jan. 20 - Feb. 18) Dr. Charles G. Adams, pastor Put major decisions on hold until after the hol­ It is important to keep the romance alive in a Free Admission • idays. Time with family can be fun or stressful; it relationship. Be creative, thoughtful and kind. Supports the Striking depends on your point of view. Pisces (Feb. 19 - March 20) Ample Parking • Virgo (Aug. 22 - Sept 22) It isn’t easy this time of year, but try finding a Newspaper Workers There is no need to worry, but a nagging quiet place to gather your thoughts. Visit the health problem needs to be checked out. Take planetarium or science museum.

LOCAL 2 5 0 0 K l jm ist, M c k n ig h t, S a l e , will continue to support our fellow union brothers and sis­ L, McCLOW & CANZANO, P.C. ters who are striking The TO THE STRIKING Detroit News and Free Press. Attorneys Representing tVe Stick Together l abor Unions and Working People We Support the Striking Newspaper SALLY EILEEN NEWSPAPER WORKERS Workers in Tlieir Struggle 400 Galleria Officentre Suite 117 From The Membership Southfield, Ml 48034, (810) 354-9650 of Local 845 For the second Holiday Season in a row the Striking SOLIDARITY .i'i Newspaper Workers find Machinists Air Transport District 143 supports the themselves without a contract. efforts of the strikers at the Detroit News & Detroit Free Press to win a fair and equitable contract. We the Membership of

Local 845 applaud you. The Local 140 UAW Women’s Committee Presents: cost$ 5.00 - Carry Outs Available A Holiday Get-Together Proceeds go towards the Striking We the Membership of Local 845 Newspaper Workers and their Families support you. Spaghetti Dinner Phone: (810) 765-9300 Fax: (810) 756-6132 Wednesday, December 18,1996 -1 0 a.m. to 9 p.m. President Randall W. Pearson Vice President Gary Lee Kimbel at the New and Improved We were with you at Sterling Hts. Local 1 4 0 UAW Hall Recording Secretary Bob Moriarty 23345 Pinewood, Warren, Mi Financial Secy.-Treas. Dorothy Fulford we were with you at the riverfront, 1 block West of Mound Rd., 1 block North of 9 Mile Women’s Committee Chairperson Anna Jones we were in jail with you. and We Will Be With You r Michigan's Foremost Labor, Workers' Compensation at The Victory Celebration and Personal Injury Law Firm since 1927 When You Win This Struggle For All o f Us. Sachs, Waldman, O’Hare, Helveston, Bogas & McIntosh, P.C. IN SOLIDARITY: The Members, Retirees & Officers of UAW Local845 nL Detroit, Mt. Clemens, Pontiac, Flint and Lansing (313) 965-3464 DECEMBER 15, 1996 PAGE 31

Aykroyd promises Detroit a House of Blues ast week, BTL uncorked the Bob, not Eddie Andre to toast the Hard B e t w e e n The semi of holiday food donations Rock Cafe slated for Detroit andBob Bauerwill be there at 13 in 1998. It’ll be on Columbia t h e L in e s Mile and Woodward again this year, Lbetween the Fox and State Theatres; By Shirley Wilson but longtime sponsor WCSX won’t. the street dubbed the “avenue of fun” On hand instead is WKQI, where by Mike Ilitch but known as the Danny Bonaduceholds forth in the “avenue of valets” to us. The 200-seat ayem. Why the switch? Whispers say burger bistro will include a store so on the Internet. Well, at least they’re the classic rockers were concerned you can buy all those Hard Luck, er,studying. about the bookkeepingJim so Hard Rock Cafe - Detroit T-shirts. In the jungle Johnsonand crew will make their Now the real news: A Detroiter we own donation to the Oakland County know accostedDan Aykroydat the It seems that Wayne Fontesand food bank, aided by sales of their cof­ recent launch of the Chicago House his fans are everywhere. In the begin­ fee mugs; $10 at yer local of Blues to ask when we’d get one. ning of the latestTom Cruise flick, Blockbuster. “You find a place and we will build “Jerry Maguire,” Da Coach pops up it,” Elwood shot back. Since the HOB in a cameo. Alert moviegoers at a Mark your calendars prefers old theaters, let’s get Tyree recent showing at the Star John R Dec. 25 isJimmy Buffet’s birth­ Guyton to do the interior with a fewbooed heartily. day. Also Christmas. barrels of blue paint and some gym Oak Park’s Maurice Malone can put safe shoes glued to the balcony. South of the Borders Holiday gift idea sex boxers under your tree. Birdies tell us a big Borders book­ Oak Park High School grad and T-shirt tales store is headed for Royal Oak. The designer Maurice Malonehas a Cleo Williams.She scored $10,000 “Vene, vidi, velcro” (“I came, I saw, chirp is it’ll fit nicely in the current good one for ya. In his line of veryFriday in a sweepstakes sponsored I stuck around.”) Bright Ideas store on Main at Third. hip men’s clothes are cotton boxers by Evenflo, the infant products peo­ - Seen on a shirt in Dearborn Greatest hits with patented built-in condom pock­ple. The married mom of three says Spud missile ets. It’s a discreet and practical way she’d like to put the stash aside for Detroit’s No. 1 radio dudesDrew to address the issue of safe sex, sez grandsonChristian’s college. (And Cops in Grosse Pointe Woods & Mike are grinnin’. Their show is he. Yule find the threads at Mojo in she didn’t want to talk to the Detroit recently faced down a new threat. tops and now their CD’s a local best­Ann Arbor, the Hip Hop Factory in noosepapers.) Seems teens were cruising the ’burb seller. The disc and calendar by Pontiac, Thairs in Southfield and Let’s do lunch and shooting at cars with one of WRIF’s morning men features some Malone’s own Hip Hop Shop in those homemade potato guns. The of their fave interviews and bits fromDetroit. Hey! Our E-mail spies tell us the boys in blue confiscated it and the the last few years. It costs $10.10; Freep is holding its staff holiday little darlings confessed they learned proceeds to the Leukemia Society ofEvenbetter potluck feast this Wednesday at how to make the vegetable launcher America. This week’s winner is Westland’s noon. Bring a dish to share! The magic exists, if we know where to look h, Christmas in the old days. mr~ni ...... Books. Shirts. Tools. Stuff like that. I stopped. It seemed like a cruel You know, in the years B.C. They’re nice and I’m thankful and joke. People whom the system had (Before Cable), XvOB all but it’s not as exciting as the failed believing in Santa? i Before they began promot­ Santa-induced high we all used to Reluctantly I walked into the hall Aing the holidays the day after MUSIAL experience. with my plastic sack of socks, gloves Halloween and before the ACLU These days, instead of waiting for and caps slung over my shoulder. began waging its annual battle to do nmmn-yi-rnn...... - St. Nick, I’m more likely to be play­ I was wrong. They loved it. Little away with a manger. ing him. That’s what being a Big kids giggled and adults who knew In those days, the official kickoff to Guy with a gray beard will do for the hard side of life smiled as they the season at our house began with all the needles fell off. you. shyly accepted their presents. two family traditions. The first was Bubble lights and sequin-speckled I remember the year a church in “Thanks, Santa! And Merry Going Out to Get the Tree. Styrofoam snowballs would be lifted downtown Detroit was having a Christmas to you!” several said as As soon as I was old enough to be out of dusty boxes dug out of the attic Christmas meal for those who they left the church, clutching the stuffed into a snowsuit, my father while my father muttered very un- wouldn’t wake up warm that day tosmall packages you would have took me with him on this mission. Christmaslike phrases in his search boxes of brightly wrapped presents, thought contained gold or precious Overnight, whole forests of ever­ for the one bulb that kept each string They needed help serving a simple stones. greens had magically sprouted in the of lights from twinkling. meal and passing out a gift - new The hall was clearing. At one table vacant lots along the main streets in Then came tradition number two: socks, a knit cap or a pair of glovessat - a small group of disable children our neighborhood. Putting the Lionel Train Under the to everyone who showed up. taken to the church by their coun­ These lots were always festooned Tree. With no family in town that year, selors. I had missed their table the with strands of 40-watt bulbs which Every year, opening those orange- we volunteered. Midway through firstthe time around. Heading over, I provided exactly enough illuminationand-blue boxes stamped with the meal, the minister sized me up. The sized them up and wondered if they for the cigar-chomping tree man to Lionel “L” was as much fun as tearing rented Santa suit fit him like a cir- even knew about Santa Claus. count our money yet never enoughinto to the presents on Christmas mom- cus tent so could I please play SantaThey knew. They grinned and reveal that the Scotch pine we had ing. The engine. The tender. The and pass out the socks? stared with wide eyes as I just purchased had the proverbial searchlight car. The boxcar. The Yeah, sure. I pulled on the red vel- approached. One boy, about15,slow­ “bare spot” plus a trunk as crooked caboose.as The beacon tower with its vet outfit, patted down the white ly reached out and touched my a pretzel. red and green light and all the rest. beard and checked my cap in the sleeve to feel the velvet. Then he Once at home, the real fun began: Though I have still have the train mirror. Then I looked out the door atsilently rested his head against my trying to figure out which bad side of set, Christmas hasn’t been as magical the basement hall crowded with side for a long time. the tree to turn toward the wall and lately. For one thing, as an adult, you men, women and children who wouldIt was the best Christmas I’d had how to get the decorations on before get all these Responsible Person gifts: otherwise not have a Christmas. since I was a kid. PAGE 32 - DECEMBER 15, 1996 RATES CALL 1 Week: $14° per word. 2 Weeks: $240 per word. (313) 567-9818 3 Weeks: $330 per word. & CHARGE jUiiii mm in 4 Weeks: $4°° per word. VISA (10 WORD MINIMUM) C

Happy Birthday EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR SILVER DOLLAR SALE DOLL COLLECTORS HOLIDAY/KWANZAA BOUTIQUE D e a t h N o t ic e s Barb Pasella Position open immediately at non­ X-MAS SPECIAL Original Ginny doll (1957-1962). (several vendors) ALAN K. STRUNK of Grosse Love, Matt profit agency serving senior citizens Strikers and UAW members $6.50 Sleep eyes, molded eyelashes, Date: December 15. in downtown Detroit. Experience in each plus $3.50 shipping and han­ Time: 12 noon-5 p.m. Pointe, age 52, Died of a heart Happy Birthday, Eric! walks, jointed knees. No clothing, management and grant writing desir­ dling. To: Dabbies Coins, P.O. Box good condition, $145 cash. Chatty Place: Metro Renaissance Club, attack Thurs. Dec. 12 at his home on 12-12 and 12 years. The Journal Harsen’s Island. He was an employ­ able. Please send resume to: 0205, Westland, Ml 48185. Cathy, also, $75. (313) 393-2713. 13980 Greenfield, Detroit (between crew wishes you the best and Search Committee, Downtown Grand River and Schoolcraft ee of Ford Motor Company for 28 hopes your day was great! Dad SALE Senior Citizens Center, 23 E. C h r is t m a s G if t Id e as Free security parking lot for our years before his Oct. retirement. says “Thanks” and “How about GOOD AND PLENTY RESALE SHOP Adams, Detroit, Ml 48226. Job patrons. Bring a friend!! For addition­ Most recently, he was manager of those Tigers!” Ladies’ and Men’s Clothing GIVE A MANICURE ~ description available; call 964-4516. al information call: (810) 737-8077 special events and prototypes. Buy two get one free. Christmas FOR CHRISTMAS During his career, he served in vari­ NATASHA HOLLAND' Happy 11th Birthday. We Love You! clothes are in. Baby furniture, tables, Nails of the 90’s by LISA THE JOURNAL: ous sales and marketing positions chairs, hutches, mattresses, twin/ “Free fill-in with this ad” Your Guide to What’s Happening with both the Ford and Dad, Josh, Ashley, Mama and Papa king, 30-day layaway. Clinton Twp. - (810) 954-0422 in and around metro Detroit Lincoln/Mercury divisions. He gradu­ C ongratulations 22660 Van Dyke ated with a BA in political economics 3 blks. S. of Nine Mile Rd. Congratulations! Gary E. Reid Jr. The CITY OF ALLEN PARK from MSU in 1966, worked toward Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. earned his B.S. in Marketing from his Masters of Business ______(810) 754-7310______FIRE AND POLICE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION Advertisement at MSU in 1967 W.S.U. and Erica D. Reid earned before joining Ford Motor Company her Associate_____ Degree from O.C.C. ZALLAS WIDE SHOES NOTICE in 1968. He was born in Detroit and Mens and Ladies, Dress, Casual, The Fire and Police Civil Service Commission of the City of Allen Park is played football at Pershing High Sunday and Tennis Shoes now accepting applications to establish a two-year eligibility list for future Discount to strikers School. His team won the champi­ BLUE SUNDAY EVERY SUNDAY employment opportunities for FULL-TIME FIRE FIGHTER. (313) 421-5610 onship in 1961. He was a caddy at To benefit Detroit Newspaper GENERAL QUALIFICATIONS the Detroit Golf Club, until he gradu­ Striker Relief Fund Applicants must have: ated from high school. He received Cabinet Door Shop Equipment - 5 Roadrunner’s Raft shapers, 25”-wide belt, uni-saw, dust 1. Attained the age of majority (18) at time of application. the Forest Akers Scholarship for his 2363 Yemans at Brombach in Journal collectors and more. Will separate. 2. Be a citizen of the United States. golf activities from Michigan State. Hamtramck. Call (313) 873-RAFT He was a very serious fan of (810) 294-4508.______3. Be a high school graduate or have satisfactorily completed the General Education Development Test (GED). Michigan State football. He was a WANTED Your gu Miniature 18” Satellite Dish - See 4. Have a valid driver’s license or chauffeur’s license, with a good life-long season ticket holder for Recipes for W.I.L.D. Women television as it should be seen with record. Michigan State football games, and Cookbook! Please send to: what’s happening 110 channels. Tremendous savings. frequently traveled with the team to Darline Pasella, P.O. Box Contact James Selley, President of 5. Establish Allen Park residence within 6 months of date of hire. road games. Visitation at 1 p.m 3953, Centerline, Ml 48015. Please in and Selley & Company. For presentation 6. Attend and pass all necessary training as required after hire. Sunday at the Verheyden Funeral include name, phone number, and call (313) 534-1926. ______7. Fire Fighter 1 and 2 at time of application. Home, Grosse Pointe Mich. union affiliation if applicable. Please metro 8. Michigan State Certified Paramedic required at time of hire. Memorial is3 p.m. at the funeral make sure recipes are legible. Merry Christmas from BASIC PHYSICAL QUALIFICATIONS home. For more information, call the Detroit Sunday Journal Staff Vision: Correctable to 20/20. Marine Corps League Weight: In proportion to height as determined by a physical (313) 881-8500. STACKED APARTMENT-SIZE Downriver Daily Lunch examination. WASHERS AND DRYERS WALTER KRZCIUK of Livonia, age Friday Fish Fry — Public Welcome • Kenmore, 110 volt. 24” x 27” x 65”. Prior to being hired, candidates must pass and complete physical agility, 82, died on Dec. 12, 1996. Retired (313) 282-0233 (313) Excellent Condition. $400. psychological, drug screen and extensive personal background tests, from Ford Motor Co. Surviving are 1323 Eureka, Wyandotte and post job offer physical examination. The candidate will be expected his wife, Stella: son, Henry (Jonette) • Whirlpool, 220 volt. 24”x27”x70”. STANDING STRONG IN DETROIT! Superior quality! $450. to pay for the required physical agility test, if required. Krzciuk; daughter, Sharon (Richard) LARGE FULL COLOR POSTER Call (810) 977-8027 EXAMINATION Tyburski; grandsons, Charles 567-9647 All applicants must pass written and oral examinations with a minimum Krzciuk and Brian Tyburski; four sis­ Documenting The Detroit Newspaper Strike. All money A ntiq ues/C ollectibles score of 70% in each examination. Final score will be cumulative with ters and a brother. Funeral Mass was benefits striking families 1996 Holiday Barbie 60% weight to the written examination and 40% to the oral examination. held 11:00 a.m. Sat. Dec. 14,1996 in LEGAL SECRETARY STARTING SALARY: $28,167 - $42,360 after 5 years St. Charles, Ml. Memorials to Angela Unsigned poster-$15 $125. (313) 421-3216 Artist signed version -$25 Three-attorney downtown firm seeks The City of Allen Park is an Equal Opportunity Employer seeking quali­ Hospice, 14100 Newburgh, Livonia. legal secretary; three years law fied black and other minority applicants, as well as white applicants, for Arrangements by Kendall Funeral Send checks to: Civil Action No. Metro Council of Newspaper Unions, office experience; experience on employment without regard to race, color or ethnic origins. Home, St. Charles, Ml. 3100 E. Jefferson, Detroit, Ml 48207 WordPerfect for Windows 6.1. Send 96-690053-DO An Allen Park Application is mandatory and will be available December Call: (313) 877-9016 resume to: Sally Nightingale, 3610 STATE OF MICHIGAN, in 11,1996, in the Office of the City Clerk, City Hall, 16850 Southfield Road, M e m o r ia l Cadillac Tower, Detroit, Ml 48226. Allen Park, Michigan. They must be returned, along with a $5.00 appli­ (Speakers Bureau - 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.) the 3rd Judicial Circuit for the MACHINE TOOL cation fee, cash or money order only, by 4:00 p.m. on January 8, 1997. In memory of P ublications - B o o ksellers County of Wayne, City County TINA MARIE CUNNINGHAM PIPEFITTERS, ELECTRICIANS Building, 2 Woodward Ave., Regular office hours are 8:30 a.m. until 4:00 p.m., Monday through It’s been one year now. I miss you so and PANEL BUILDERS Detroit, Mi. 48226, (313) 224- Friday, except for official Holidays. Detroit Blues Magazine The examination is scheduled for Saturday, January 25, 1997, at 9:00 much, but you are in a better place. Needed NOW! For positions 5195. Jacqueline Morgan, This month: Special Harp Issue. a.m. You will be notified in writing by the City at the time of application of Keep smiling, my angel. Love you Keepin’ the Blues Alive in the Motor starting immediately. Exc. benefits Plaintiff, vs. Keith Mayers, always, Dad. the test site. This is the only time this test will be given. Failure to appear City. Call (313) 872-BLUE(S). pkg. Call (810) 983-3950 Last Know Address, 486 MGW Industrial Systems, Inc. Brooklyn Ave., Brooklyn, New will result in disqualification for hire. A nnouncements and . . . HOWE! York City, New York, EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER n o w h Tr in g^ ALLEN PARK Defendant. HAMTRAMCK BLUES CRUISE The autobiography of hockey’s fore­ Assistant Manager and cashier. FIRE & POLICE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION ORDER FOR SERVICE BY HOLIDAY BENEFIT most couple, Gordie and Colleen Friendly service, good pay, full or PUBLICATION AND NOTICE (313) 928-1400, ext. 232, 233 for 10 local charities, including the Howe. Beautiful 427-page keepsake part-time, all shifts available. Ask for OF ACTION. Detroit Newspaper Strikers. Continu­ book, $32.95 plus tax and shipping. Patel, (313) 427-1343. ______AUTOGRAPHED! (313) 963-6638. TO: KEITH MAYERS ous transportation to and from the Sit u a t io n W a nted Motor Lounge, Roadrunner’s Raft IT IF ORDERED: and The Attic Bar. Every Monday H e a l t h STRIKING Detroit Newspaper 1. You are being sued by & L egal S ervices $ from 8 p.m.-2 a.m. through the holi- Worker seeks job babysitting chil­ plaintiff in this court for a days.Tickets $5. For more informa­ STOP SMOKING FAST dren 2 months to 3 years old. Hours Judgment of Divorce. You Ann Hildebrandt Ellis Boal must file your answer or take tion, call (313) 873-RAFT, (313) 369- Accupuncture Institute of Michigan available: 10 p.m.-2 p.m. Fee nego­ Union-side labor, employment dis­ 925 Ford Building, Detroit other action permitted by law 0080, or (313) 365-4194. ______(313) 420-2400______tiable. Detroit’s eastside (Alter Road crimination, probate and estate plan­ (313) 962-2770 in this court at the court area). Call Jean at (313) 331-5959. ning: wills, trusts, powers of attorney [email protected] STOP UNION BUSTING “DEAD DOCTORS DON’T LIE” address above on or before DATE LINES: (general and health care), guardian­ by joining the Democratic Club of ™Clarks Original Mineral Formula January 27, 1997. If you fail to Medicaid Consultations Seeking thin or slender type female ships, conservatorships. Dearborn. Monthly meetings are $19.95/quart, $60/gailon do so, a default judgment may Jim Schuster, for a 6’ W. male. Coffee first, then Free Consultation held the last Wednesday of each Ask about Free Delivery The Log Cabin Lawyer dinner. (810) 778-3670 after 7 p.m. be entered against you for the ______(313) 963-9830______month, 7:30 p.m., U.A.W. Local 245. Call Richard, (313) 584-7525 relief demanded in the com­ 24330 Lahser, Southfield plaint filed in this case. Raymond C. Barry ______(810) 356-3500 ______Would you like to have a striker LOSE 6 to 20 INCHES TODAY Misc. f o r Sa l e Attorney at Law talk about the newspaper strike? 2. A copy of this order shall • Lose inches where you want to Traffic, drunk driving, personal JEFFREY J. ELLiSON Our Speakers Bureau will send CHIPPENDALE-style dining room be published once each week Union-side labor, employment dis- someone to speak at any function • Lift breasts and buttocks in the Detroit Sunday Journal injury. (810) 540-9667 • Get rid of cellulite suite. Walnut Queen Anne-style liv­ crimation, workers’ compensation, large or small. For information or for three consecutive weeks, FABRIZIO & FABRIZIO, • Tighten loose skin ing room suite. Rock (313) 839-0405. drug testing. to schedule a date, please call and proof of publication shall ATTORNEYS • Flatten stomach (313) 964-5600 (313) 877-9016, or weekends, “500 DAYS” be filed in this court. Divorce, traffic, bankruptcy • Detox your body NO SCABS PLEASE (810) 574-9539.______Get your copy of the new CD! Dated: December 11, 1996. and personal injury All you have to do is call A’Naturale Includes 3 new strike songs, ROBERT J. COLOMBO, JR. ______(810) 689-1180______Bankruptcy A nniversaries Body Sculpturing now! For a person­ 3 re-recorded songs (from the “DNA Circuit Judge Attorneys - Injury Claims - Criminal al consultation call (810) 746-3319. Rag" cassette) and 13 Finland $195 Pa Pa and Grandma A True Copy, and Divorce. Reasonable rates. Station songs. Also includes “War Total Attorney Fee and Mom and Dad Teola P. Hunter, Authorized UAW referral attorneys. On The Workers”by Anne Feeney (810) 398-5000 Happy Anniversary 17-33 H f.l p W a n t e d Wayne County Clerk Free consultations and home visits. Former U.A.W. Attorney Love Bart, Maggie, Lis, $15 plus$2 shipping JOHN F. ROYAL (P27800) GATES and GATES Ben and Jeanne ______BAKERS ASSISTANT Full and part- DN Striker Relief Fund Attorney for Plaintiff ______(810) 543-5990______SHEILA M. JOHNSON time — midnight-10 p.m.-5 a.m. Apply 3100 East Jefferson One Kennedy Square PAUL H. STEVENSON Experienced and caring attorney B ir t h d a y s after 10 p.m. at the Looney Baker in Detroit, Michigan 48207 719 Griswold, Suite 1930 Attorney at Law - Specializing in medical Livonia, 13931 Farmington Rd. (313) 877-9016 Attn. OLD GRAND DAD Detroit, Mi. 48226 Criminal Defense, Personal Injury malpractice, automobile negli­ Happy Birthday! Like your name­ Find the help you need in All proceeds go to the Striking (313) 962-7210 4632 2nd Ave. gence and other personal injuries sake, you grow smoother with age. The Detroit Sunday Journal! Detroit Newspaper Workers Call (313) 833-6868 (810) 540-4700 DECEMBER 15, 1996 PAGE 33 RATES CALL 1 Week: *14° per word. 2 Weeks: $240 per word. 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ST. JUDE in the Holy Spirit — THANKS to Rita Persinger and GROSSE POINTERS: Help support “The Magazine” needs space in A PERMANENT, Misc. W a n t ed Thank you for prayers answered, members of UAW Local 5960 the striking newspaper workers! Call Royal Oak, open to creative MORE FREQUENT JOURNAL? B.O. GM Lake Orion Plant for contin­our hotline at (313) 222-7654 for arrangements. (810) 398-9346. BUY or SELL: Let’s make it happen. Seeking ued solidarity and support. information and yard signs. pledges of $100 or more from Older Ham and Short Wave MARGE — Does your mother still ★ KEVIN MACKEY ★ investors to continue the Journal Radio Equipment. have that recipe for roast iguana? I MERRY CHRISTMAS, Angel and ATTENTION Thank you for all your time and ded­ post-strike as a bi-weekly, tri-weekly THE RADIO FINDER think I’m ready for it — John. Josh. Wish you were here! You know Former News/Free Press ication during this newspaper strike. or daily. Don’t send money, just Contact Joel Thurtell at we’re thinking of you! Carriers Your efforts are an inspiration to all name, address, phone and amount Telephone/Fax (313) 454-1890 THANK YOU to all my brothers and Love, up here in Detroit union members. Please call The Detroit Sunday you would invest. Fax to (313) 998- [email protected] sisters at CWA Local 1108 in Journal Circulation Department Sincerely, Patchogue, N.Y. I could have never Alex and Dominic A Newspaper Striker 1609, e-mail [email protected]. http://www. radiofinder.com (313) 567-9818, Ext. 136 made it through the year without or mail to: 700 South Boulevard, Ann Our First Christmas Together! TO RICK AND DEBBIE DUDEK Commercial Clothing Steamer your generous support. Also, We Need Your Help! Arbor, Ml 48103. You two are the Best Christmas Thank you for the Wonderful Gift for Wanted - As used in retail stores thanks to the UAW for your contin­ LOCAL #160 and dry cleaners. (313) 937-2523. presents anyone could ask for! How long before newspaper man­ Christmas. It was very much appre­ ued support. JWA-3. Meet me under the mistletoe! Thanks for adopting us for agement understands the negative ciated. Our prayers are with you and Christmas. FOR SALE — Fox 450 oboe, plastic All my love, all ways, always, impact they are causing on the com­ your family. upper, wooden lower, little use, A SPECIAL THANK YOU to 15 Mile Chris, Stephanie, and Mound Deli, Golden Nuggett, Chele aka (Mommy) munity, workers lives, and on their Your Union Striking Brother Ricky, Sarah Jurkiw $2,300; King single B-flat French own bottom line? How long will the horn, 1953 manufacture with half­Frank’s Deli, Rusty Keg, Marathon OUR THANKS to THE LAGER ______Dennis Kummer strike go on? Until the newspaper You dreamed last night you went Gas (Mound and 17 Mile) AmocoHOUSE, LOS GALANES BOYCOTT businesses that sell the step key, $900. (313) 454-1890. officials realize that workers and the back to work without a contract and (18 Mile and Mound), Najors Market, RESTAURANT, 337 TEAM­ Detroit News/Free Press. Tell them company can work together. How you woke up this morning thinking HELP!!! and Amoco (17 Mile and Van Dyke) STERS and the BUILDING why! Stop ’til they drop!______long before we can read or advertise WHEW - Thank God, we’re still on Donate any PC -based computer/ for their support in selling the TRADES UNION for the $1800 in the scab papers? Not until all the THANKS to (Bill Rosolino) Daddyo’sstrike! Writer is collecting strike- parts to the Detroit Sunday Journal and not the scab papers. they raised for the strike. strikers are back to work and all the Pizza, 21 Mile and Garfield for related dreams, nightmares, fan­ Journal Classified Ad Department. donating $3.72 from each pizza sold Ask for Barb or Phil (313) 567- A VERY Special thanks to all UAW LOCAL 2280 scabs are gone. How long will UAW tasies, art and poetry. For guide­ U.A.W. members. Your gift of members support the striking paper as well as free pizza to strikers, lines, send SASE to: 9828 Ext. 116.______Asks readers of the Sunday Journal December 10-11. Your generosity money will help us get through the workers? As long as it takes!! UAW Of Two Minds, 20632 Fleetwood, PROBLEM MERCHANDISE? to support the striking newspaper was greatly appreciated. Please Holidays. God bless you, Solidarity members are praying for an end to Harper Woods, Ml 48225. We liquidate your distressed mer­ forever — The Pasella Family. workers by continuing to purchasethis strike and for the strikers to patronize Daddyo’s. chandise. Total inventories, for cash, the Journal - and to supportendure. Merry Christmas and Happy Sincerely, The Strikers ATTENTION American workers by buying only quick. Call or write: The Fuller UAW LOCAL 594 New Year from your brothers and BUY UNION NEWSPAPER WORKERS American-produced goods. 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Perriman and couch potato time SUNDAY 1 p.m. NFL, Green Bay at Detroit, Blades likely Channel 2. 3 p.m. College basketball, Louisiana State vs. Michigan, PASS. From The Palace. to leave Lions 3 p.m. Golf, Diners Club Matches, final round, Channel 7. ayne Fontes isn’t the only 3 p.m. Figure skating, Olympic Lion who might not be long Winterfest Professional Champion­ ships, Channel 62. for Detroit. 4 p.m. NFL, Oakland at Denver, Channel 4. W 7 p.m. NHL, Toronto at Detroit, Channel Five Lions will be free 50. agents at the end of the season, and 7:30 p.m. NBA, Boston at Detroit, PASS. they won’t all be back. At least they 8 p.m. NFL, Seattle at Jacksonville, have something to play for when the ESPN. Lions face NFC Central champion MONDAY Green Bay at the sold-out Silverdome 7 p.m. NBA, Detroit at Toronto, PASS. (1 p.m., Channel 2; WXYT, 1270 AM). 8 p.m. Figure skating, Stars on Ice, TBS. 9 p.m. NFL, Buffalo at Miami, Channel 7. TUESDAY 7:30 p.m. IHL, Fort Wayne at Detroit, Joe PASS. 8 p.m. NBA, Los Angeles Lakers at A d a m s Journal photo by REBECCA COOK Chicago, TNT. Minnesota’s Harlan Barnett delivered a iate hit to the head of Detroit’s Herman Moore. 8:30 p.m. NHL, Detroit at Colorado, Channel 50. “Even with all of the frustration thisFor a man who filed a grievance 9 p.m. Boxing, Obed Sullivan vs. Sam against the team after being forced to Hampton, heavyweights, 12 rounds, season, I’ve learned a lot through this. USA. One reason the Lions are in the fix If I hang in there and keep fighting, take a $700,000 pay cut this season (to they are in is because of the way they WEDNESDAY things will work out.” $1 million), that was the last straw. 7 p.m. College basketball, Nevada-Las played the market last season. Instead■ Wide receiver Brett Perriman: “I give my all on the field,” said Vegas at Syracuse, ESPN. of filling needs in the secondary, theyPerriman has been Detroit’s best Blades, who leads the Lions with 127 8 p.m. NBA, New York at Detroit, had to find replacements for linebackerreceiver in the second half of the sea­ tackles. “I feel good about who I am and Channel 50. 9 p.m. College basketball, Louisiana Chris Speilman, now in Buffalo, and son. For the year, he has 82 catches forwhat I do, but I’ve got to weigh all my State at North Carolina, ESPN. offensive tackle Lomas Brown, now 913 yards (11.1 average) and five touch­options. If they’re not going to bring9:30 me p.m. NHL, Detroit at Calgary, PASS. with Arizona. If you remember the downs. He vyas a holdout at the begin­back, I’ve got to worry about myself. THURSDAY name Michael Brooks, you know thingsning of training camp, however, and he“I started on this journey nine years7 p.m. College basketball, Eastern didn’t work out. was recovering from a knee injury. Heago - who knew what would happen?Michigan at Cincinnati, ESPN. Here’s a look at the free-agent five 9 p.m. College football, Las Vegas Bowl: had to re-establish himself after the Maybe if there’s an overhaul I’ll be Ball State vs. Nevada, ESPN. and their chances of returning to Lions tried to give his spot to Johnnieback. Detroit: FRIDAY Morton. Now, the Lions would like to “Naw, I won’t be back. It’s as simple 7 p.m. College basketball, California vs. ■ Quarterback Scott Mitchell: It’s a re-sign Perriman and trade Morton, butas that.” Penn State, ESPN. sure bet Mitchell is gone if Fontes Perriman sounds like a traveling man.■Defensive end Robert Porcher: 7:30 p.m. NBA, Detroit at Indiana, somehow keeps his job. But if the coach Porcher signed a one-year deal last sea­ Channel 50. “I haven’t closed the door here, but 8 p.m. NBA, Utah at Orlando, TNT goes, that doesn’t necessarily mean there’s a lot of reasons for me to close son after testing the market and has 9 p.m. College basketball, Mass­ Mitchell will stay. A lot depends on whothe door,” he said. “It’s a business and I rewarded the Lions with nine sacks. He achusetts vs. North Carolina, ESPN. succeeds Fontes, but the betting is understand that but I put up the num­will likely stay in Detroit. 10 p.m. NHL, Detroit at Vancouver, Mitchell will stay. The Lions made himbers every year for six years. I’m look­ “Atlanta had two chances to get me,” PASS. a five-year, $27-million offer that is stilling to get the respect I deserve - if notsaid Porcher, who was bypassed by the SATURDAY Noon College basketball, Purdue at on the table, and it’s doubtful Mitchellhere, then somewhere else.” Falcons in the draft and as a free agent. Oklahoma, ESPN. can get that deal anywhere else. ■ Safety Bennie Blades: Blades, who “Detroit stuck with me.” 12:30 p.m. NFL, New England at New “I could be a backup in Miami and basically played Chris Spielman’s posi­■ Defensive back Ryan McNeil: The York Giants, Channel 4. get a suntan every year, but I didn’t cornerback who has given new meaning1:30 p.m. College basketball, UCLA at tion this season, gave notice he would­ Illinois, Channel 62. want that,” Mitchell said. “I wanted to n’t be back after Lions Chief Operating to the term giving the receiver a cush­2 p.m. College football, NCAA Division I- be a starting quarterback, with all the Officer Chuck Schmidt said Blades was ion likely won’t be returning - by m utu­AA Championship: Game to be pitfalls and all the responsibilities. already being paid too much as it is. al agreement. announced, ESPN. 2 p.m. College basketball, Evansville at Indiana, PASS. 3:45 p.m. College basketball, Arizona vs. Smith obtains quality for Tigers by dealing in quantityMichigan, Channel 62. From The Palace. trades that at least offer his club an Brian Hunter. It needed a stopgap 4 p.m. NFL, New Orleans at St. Louis, HENNING, From Page 40 Channel 2. opportunity to significantly improve.shortstop who could help Travis 4 p.m. Seniors golf, Lexus Challenge, the regular season. That’s fair, given Smith appears particularly deft at Fryman return to third base, and first round, Channel 4. the current climate. identifying deadwood, then packagingOrlando it Miller should at least be func­ 4 p.m. Figure skating, Skating Chal­ But if Fontes were not destined for with just enough live wood, to get thetional there. The Tigers needed more lenge, Channel 7. 4 p.m. Figure skating, Continents Cup, dismissal, would there be such distance,kind of net gain in quality players orbullpen help than one deal could bring,Channel 9. such an emphasis on blacking out com­prospects that Detroit seemed to havebut Todd Jones next season stands to 4:30 p.m. College basketball, Kansas munications? received in its big 10-player deal with make a team’s life considerably less State at Michigan State, PASS. 7:30 p.m. NBA, Detroit at New York, Not likely, it seems. Only in the case Houston last week. stressed. Channel 50. of Fontes do these things drag out, doGranted, with the exit of Brad So, who catches? Smith took care of 7:30 p.m. NHL, New York Rangers at they become so protracted and Ausmus, you probably have a blood rel­his biggest problem 24 hours after Montreal, Channel 9. anguished, each and every season. 7:30 p.m. College basketball, Kentucky ative who is as qualified to start at making the Astros deal. He got a catch­ at Georgia Tech, ESPN. The Lions should be better than this.catcher as anybody the Tigers will fielder who can handle the glove and a 9:30 p.m. College basketball, Missouri at Pro football in Detroit deserves to be in 1997, but Smith makes the sort of pitching staff, Matt Walbeck, from Iowa, ESPN. better than this. deals Jimmy Johnson used to make Minnesota. That Walback can’t handle 10:30 p.m. NHL, Toronto at Colorado, Channel 9. ■ Tigers try to wheel and deal their when he was seeding the Dallas a bat is a given. 11 p.m. Boxing, Phillip Holiday vs. Ivan way to respectability. Cowboys with scads of players who That Walbeck could be replaced with­ Robinson for Holiday’s IBF lightweight Give this to Randy Smith, the Tigers’would provide immediate and long­ in hours or days by someone who can title, 12 rounds, HBO. inventory-pushing general manager Midnight IHL, Kansas City at Detroit, term help. do all of the above and still hit is also PASS. Tape-delayed. who in a previous life may have workedDetroit needed the productive every­likely. Smith’s slowly one-upping 12:30 a.m. College basketball, Tulane at for New York Carpet World: He makes day centerfielder with speed it got in Donald Trump on the art of the deal. Nevada-Las Vegas,' ESPN. -j ' * - * * J - DECEMBER 15, 1996 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 39 Mills makes his mark as record-setting marksman istons coach Doug Collins in. You can hear the crowd roar as actually referred to Terry you start to shoot. I know I passed up Mills as a “calculating, stalk­ a shot late in the Cleveland game, ing player,” a description and some people would say, W h /d Pmost basketball fans would haveyou dif­ do that?’ But I pass the ball to ficulty swallowing. A better descrip­ Joe Dumars and he’s only leading the tion would be a fat kid from Romulusleague in three-point field goals (per­ who can shoot centage).” the lights out. The 6-foot-10, Mills did just 250-pound Mills is that last week averaging 10.0 when he made 13 B ill points and 4.0 consecutive rebounds in his three-pointers to H alls seventh NBA sea­ tie the NBA son, five of them record set last with the Pistons. January by Brent Collins has asked Price when he was with Washington.him to be the team’s sixth man this

Mills’ performance, which spearhead­year, a role Mills has gradually Journal photo by REBECCA COOK ed three straight Pistons victories, accepted. earned him NBA player of the week Now he’s hoping for an invitationSteve Yzerman and the officials listen to Chicago’s Chris Chelios state his case. honors. to the three-point field goal contest at Mills averaged 21.3 points, 4.7 the NBA All-Star Game in Cleveland Yzerman finds scoring touch again this February. For whatever reason, rebounds and had a career-high nine HARRIS, From Page 40 assists against Cleveland on Dec. 6. Mills has never been invited and talked seriously about trading Mills made 17 of 22 threes last week, although he’s one of the best pure the puck. So he gets more shots off.”his captain, who had to leam to put pushing his season total to 44 of 86.shooters in the league. Bowman has an explanation of whymore emphasis on the defensive part His .512 percentage trails only team­ “My confidence is at an all-time Yzerman and Shanahan have clickedof the game. mate Joe Dumars (.568) for best in high,” said Mills. “I’m getting the so well together. “His strong suit is when he gets on the NBA this season. The Pistons playing time I want and helping the“I think the reason it works is thatthe ice, he works hard,” Bowman said lead the NBA in three-point field goalteam. Any time you’re winning, Steve is a right-hand shot and whenof Yzerman. “And maybe before he percentage (45.1 percent). you’re having fun.” he carries the puck, he likes to go uponly worked hard on offense.” “That’s great,” said Collins. “Terry Mills has never had a scoring the left side,” said Bowman. “Shan­ “He went through one of the tough­ really deserves it. He’s played won­ streak like his three-point binge in ahan (also a right-handed shot) play­est things a player has to go derfully for us and he’s doing whatthe NBA. But he recalled making 23 ing left wing is big on one-timers. through,” said ESPN analyst Darren we need for him to do in order for usof 25 shots and scoring 50 points And Steve ends up on that side. Pang, one of Yzerman’s best friends. to win.” when he was playing at Romulus When we tried Sergei (a left-handed “A new coach came in, his role was Mills made his last six threes High School. Of course, he was a cen­shot) with Shanahan, he (Fedorov)changed and the team was taken against Atlanta on Wednesday, all sixter in those days and most of the likes to go up the other side. The away from him for a while.” of his three-pointers against the Cavspoints came on post-up moves. space between them was too wide.” But the Wings are Yzerman’s team and his first three-point attempt in a Collins said Mills’ game is more It was a struggle for Yzerman to once again. 95-69 victory over the Nets in New effective against some NBA teams. adjust to the personality and expecta­“He’s happy. He’s the leader. We fol­ Jersey on Saturday to tie Price’s “There are certain teams Terry tions of Bowman, who took over aslow him,” said linemate Darren record. Mills plays big minutes against Wings coach in the 1993-94 season. McCarty. “When he’s having fun, “I’m really not into stats,” said because we need his shooting,” said He didn’t implement his system untilwe’re all having fun.” Mills. “But I love it when the crowd, Collins. “Terry has been spectacular the lockout-shortened 1995 season, It could be even more fun if thinks every shot you take is goinglately.” but he was very hard on Yzerman Yzerman captures the scoring title. Tigers’ Smith fills number of holes through bigdeal with Astros By Joe Adams “Hunter has a tremendous upside.walks and 92 strikeouts last season,was tough to break the news to him Journal Sports Editor He’s a centerfielder with star poten­and Miller had 14 walks and 116because he has moved twice in the last In this era of free agency, Tigers tial. I wouldn’t sell Miller too short.strikeouts. six months, but I have a lot of respect General Manager Randy Smith pulledHe’s steady with good power and weJones, 28, was 6-3 with 17 saves andfor Brad.” off an old-fashioned, 10-player dealthink he’ll be better on grass thana 4.40 ERA, but he was 0-2 with one Walbeck, 27, hit just .223 in 63 Tuesday with Houston, Detroit’sturf. Jones has a fastball in the 93-94save after the All-Star break. He was games for the Twins, but he missed biggest since a 13-player trade withmile-per-hour range.” sidelined with tendinitis in his rightthe first two months of the season Kansas City in 1957. Hunter, 25, has great range in theshoulder and by the time he recov­with a stress fracture in his right arm. The Tigers filled holes in center fieldfield and stole 35 bases last season,ered, Billy Wagner was the closer andThe Tigers will likely pick up another (Brian Hunter) and at shortstopwhen he hit .276. His presenceJohn Hudek, a former Tigers farm­catcher before the season so they can (Orlando Miller), and found a closerenables Detroit to send Kimera hand, had returned from injury. Right­send Raul Casanova to Toledo. (right-hander Todd Jones). They lostBartee to Triple-A Toledo, where hehander Doug Brocail, a throw-in, was Detroit also designated second base­ catcher Brad Ausmus and three pitch­can learn how to switch hit. 1-5 with a 4.58 ERA and had surgeryman Mark Lewis for assignment. ers in the deal, but Smith picked up a Miller, 27, hit .256 with 15 hometo repair a tom biceps last season. Lewis, a second-half disappointment, catcher the next day, Matt Walbeck runs and 58 RBI last season. He’s just The Tigers probably won’t miss was eligible for arbitration, so Damion from Minnesota. an adequate fielder but, with Miller inpitchers C.J. Nitkowski, Trever Miller Easley will get a chance to win that ‘We want this deal to work for us,”the lineup, Travis Fryman can returnand Jose Lima, or minor-leaguerjob. said Smith, who made a 12-man tradeto third base. Daryle Ward. They can’t say the same Smith’s assessment of his busy with Houston two years ago, when he“Travis himself says he’s an ade­about Ausmus, but Smith couldn’tweek? was in San Diego. “I think you havequate a shortstop but an above-averagehave made the deal without the catch­“I think we’re a major-league team better chance to make big deals than third baseman,” Smith said. “Now we er, acquired from San Diego in June.now,” Smith said. “At times last year small ones because if you can fill can put him back at his best position.”“We couldn’t get Hunter unlesswe didn’t play like one. We have less enough holes, you don’t have to haveBoth Hunter and Miller are typicalAusmus was involved,” Smith said.question marks now than we did last equal value-all of the time. ...Tigers at the plate.. Hunter had 17“Six or seven clubs asked about him. Itseason.” PAGE 38: Don't count on Blades, Perriman returning to Lions in 1997, says Joe Adams. PAGE 39: Bill Halls on sharp shooting Terry Mills. Also: The Tigers' trading times.

Firing Fontes is only option Lions can take otes, thoughts, items: ■ Lions ponder Wayne Fontes and 1997. N Supposedly, Detroit’s own­ ership is torn over the question of retaining or releasing its head foot­ ball coach for 1997.

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Frankly, what - other than a year’s payoff, which has never bothered the Lions in previous situations - is there to consider? Already, the Lions are being pun­ ished at the Silverdome gate. One- half of a crowd shows up and waits for the slightest invitation to strafe the place with boos. Why would dispo­ sitions change toward Fontes and his Journal photo by REBECCA COOK regime in ’97? Ex-Wing gets bloodied by Brendan Shanahan during one of three fights Probert had Thursday in Chicago’sThey 6-2 loss absolutely to Detroit. will not. Nor is there anything to suggest his players will automatically develop respect for a boss who plainly does not enjoy Yzerman point man againenough of it today. Fontes believes he should stay. That he days of competing for the tinued his outstanding all-aroundis to be expected. For eight years he NHL scoring title were play this season, among the leaguehas regarded his tenure with the club thought to be over for Steve leaders in points again? To answer as something akin to a papal appoint­ Yzerman. Pa u l that question, let’s start with his left ment, a lifetime ticket in any event to TYet with more than a third of the wing. pursue his “Super Bowl” objective a r r is season gone, Yzerman finds himself H When the Wings acquired Brendanthat is also the goal of every other within a few points of the league Shanahan from Hartford and eventu­club in the NFL. leaders. Yzerman has 10 goals and 28 ally paired him with Yzerman, it was Fontes has always believed he assists for 38 points in the Wings’ did in his most productive seasons.the first time in his career Yzerman should be evaluated by different crite­ first 30 games. Pittsburgh’s Jaromir Also, Yzerman has become a has been blessed with a true sniper ria than by the sub-.500 won-loss Jagr and Colorado’s Peter Forsberg tremendous defensive player underas a winger. Before Shanahan the record he has accumulated as Lions were tied for first with 42 points eachBowman. In the years Yzerman was best goal-scoring forwards Yzerman coach. He had points on his side when through Thursday. putting the most points on the board,played with were Brent Ashton the club was a legitimate playoff It’s not that anyone thought his only responsibility in the defen­(1986-87 and 1987-88), Paul team. Yzerman’s skill had deteriorated sive end was to get the puck and MacLean (1988-89) and Gerard But it no longer is. It has regressed. from the six seasons when he aver­ bring it out. But he has modified hisGallant (1984-85 to 1992-93). Only in Fontes’ world does this not aged 122 points per season (1987-88game to the point where he was a “He’s really good inside the blue constitute grounds for a change at to 1992-93). But because of the finalist for the Frank J. Selke Trophyline getting open and getting shots,”head coach. Wings’ emphasis on defense under last season, awarded to the league’s said Yzerman of Shanahan, who has Bill Ford Jr., the owner’s son who is Scotty Bowman and the presence ofbest defensive forward, while collect­ 15 goals as a Wing this season. “He gaining more and more voice in club other talented centers such as Sergeiing 36 goals and 95 points. Fedorovshoots the puck from places where matters, was not available last week, Fedorov and Igor Larionov, Yzermanwon it. other people, like me, wouldn’t shootand will not be available until after doesn’t get as many minutes as he So why is Yzerman, who has con­ See HARRIS, Page 39 See HENNING, Page 38