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By Alan Forsyth ^iPaper “It’s such an important march for the “It doesn’t give up till justice is won. Z?rkers Journal Staff Writer dnd fair labor movement,” said John Sweeney, Action! Motown is about bringing that zfWfacts At least 35,000 supporters are national president of the AFL-CIO. message back to Detroit and back to N&S expected in Detroit next weekend as “The fact that thousands of religious employers in Detroit, Gannett and part of a national labor mobilizationleaders and community leaders and Knight-Ridder.” that will focus the spotlight squarely others will be coming out in support Gannett Co. Inc., owner of The on this city’s newspaper strike/lockout.will be an indication of how strong the Detroit News, and Knight-Ridder Inc., Action! Motown ’97, an effort pro­solidarity is for the locked-out workers.”owner of the Free Press, are the coun­ INSIDE: Action! Motown ’97 moted almost immediately after the “Labor does not forget,” said Elaine try’s two largest newspaper chains. happens this weekend in strike began nearly two years ago, will Bernard, executive of the trade unionThey are partners in Detroit Detroit. A special eight-page bring to the home of the labor move­ program at Harvard who will lead a Newspapers, which oversees all insert features details on ment workers from all walks of union panel discussion during the mobiliza­ aspects except the editorial sides of one of the hottest labor life. tion. See ACTION!, Page 9 actions of 1997.

SPECIAL SPECIAL UNDAY OURNAL 32-PAGE SECTION KEEPSAKE Ford faces INSIDE JUNE 15, 1 9 9 7 SECTION lawsuit over Each one a hero, [HAT CHAMPIOl SHIP the Detroit Red Wings gave their reading test fans a season they’ll never forget. By Michael Betzold Today the Sunday Journal Staff Writer A young man with learning disabilities is suing Journal gives its Ford Motor Co. for denying him an assembly line job readers a keepsake after he failed an aptitude test he charges was dis­ section recounting criminatory. all the excitement. Benjamin Nadeau, 21, of Newport, charges in a suit filed in Wayne County Circuit Court that the Inside the paper automaker violated the Michigan Handicappers you’ll find 32 pages Civil Rights Act by requiring he read questions on of pictures, stories the hiring test. Nadeau, who works at a restaurant near Monroe, and stats detailing reads at a second-grade level but has a high school the season, the diploma. playoffs, the Finals “This is an extremely important case,” said and the players Barbara Cardinal, an official with United Cerebral Palsy in Detroit. “If he’s denied this job, it’s going to who brought the I photos by REBECCA COOK deny people with disabilities that are even more sig­ Stanley Cup home /*% On the road to the i| J' He didn’t have to nificant the opportunity to get hired into the Big / Stanley Cup, every man I * % wa>t 42 years, but Joe Adams: Wings were to Detroit after a i*>' was a hero for the Red Steve Yzerman good - and lucky. Page 3. Three and other companies.” Wings, says Paul Harris. finally won his Stanley Cup. Shanahan makes trade The suit charges that Nadeau’s handicap is not 42-year absence. pay off. Page 5. ■ j&mjj; Mike Vernon was a Russians prove their related to his ability to build trucks at the Michigan # Philadelphia had critics wrong. Page 9. f backup goalie during the '■ ’ no goaltending, Wings settle old score Truck Plant in Wayne, where he applied for a job in against Avs. Page 23. I regular season, but he Jm m t and no chance to Old-timers bask in glow 1994. became a playoff MVP. beat the Wings in the Finals. of the Cup. Page 31. “What reading is really used on this job?” asked Jan Leventer, Nadeau’s attorney. See FORD, Page 6 PAGE 2 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL JUNE 15, 1997 ROOFING ★ ROOFING ★ GUTTERS S unday o u r n a l ★ ALUMINUM SIDING & TRIM ★ STORM WINDOWS & DOORS The Detroit Sunday Journal is ★ ALUMINUM AWNINGS published weekly by Detroit ★ REPLACEMENT WINDOWS Sunday Journal Inc., 450 W. Fort, 2nd floor Detroit, Ml McGLINCH & SONS 48226. Mail Subscription price ‘‘Three Generations of is $15 for three months, $30 for Dependable Service" six months (no refunds). 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Detroit officer charged in pet store quarrel

Sunday Journal staff space,” George said. “I told her I was A Detroit police officer on Policeahead of her.” Chief Isaiah McKinnon’s staff has Police said George and Byrge got been charged with assault with a dan­into a heated argument. Byrge refused gerous weapon for allegedly pullingto move, saying the checkout clerk told her gun on a couple after they accusedher to switch lines. George said Byrge her of taking cuts in the checkout linethreatened her and shoved a bag of at a St. Clair Shores pet supply store.dog food into her. The schoolteacher Officer Theresa Byrge, who is free said she didn’t know Byrge was a on $10,000 personal bond, claimedpolice she officer. pulled the gun in self defense. The 11-“My friend told me to let it go, to stop year veteran of the force was suspend­arguing because we didn’t know what ed without pay shortly after she wasthe woman would do to us,” George arrested in the May 3 incident at a Petsaid. “So I let her go ahead, and I wait­ Supplies Plus store on Greater Macked a little while so she would be gone near Nine Mile. by the time I reached the parking lot.” Byrge’s attorney, Dennis Johnston,Byrge was still there when George declined to comment on the specifics andof her friend got in her car. Journal photo by PATRICIA BECK the case, saying he was reviewing it. “I saw her write down the license Dear old Golden Rule days According to St. Clair Shores police,plate number on my car, so I wrote Herman Weier, left, and Robert Rinke watch as John Salera greases the fittings of Byrge was standing in one line;down the number on her truck,”a bell before it is installed as a finishing touch in the restoration of the one-room Detroit elementary school teacherGeorge said. Bunert School in Warren. See photo story on Page 14. Darnese George and a friend were As George was leaving the parking standing in another. George said shelot, she said the officer allegedly pulled placed her purchases on the checkoutup beside her and waved a gun. counter, then stepped away to look at“I sped out of the lot and across theall gun, but said it was in self-defense Byrge was arrested and briefly a candy display with her friend. That’sthe lanes of traffic to get away fromafter the passenger in George’s cardetained later that day when Detroit when Byrge switched lines. her,” George said. “She was followingwaved a gun at her. However, policeand St. Clair Shores police went to her “My friend and I were talking aboutme. I cut into a Kmart parking lotsaid George allowed them to searchDetroit home. If found guilty, she how dog candy looks just like humanwhen I saw a police car there. I toldher, her car and her friend within halfcould lose her job and face four years candy when we turned around andthem what had happened.” an hour of the incident. No gun wasin prison. Police did not seek charges saw the lady from the other line in ourPolice said Byrge admitted pullingfound. against George or her passenger. Rageprotects life’s wounds but doesn’t heal them he fury in his voice overpow­ It helped me get beyond the pain laugh a few times with stories about ered his words. that lurched in the shadowy dark­my father’s spicy vocabulary and Susan ness like a monster just waiting to intolerance for slackers. destroy me. But inside, the rage that kept me T He was hurt and angry, Watson My world was spinning out of con­going also threatened to destroy me. and as he laid out his trol, and rage was the only concrete It was both a lifeline and a sure tick­ grievances before me, they sliced into thing I could hold onto. It was my et to hell. It consumed every other him like barbed wire. only proof that I could still make a emotion; it stewed in the pit of my His job had been his life. He had That was more than two years ago.difference, that I could still affect the stomach. It threatened to choke the waited years to get a chance to do it.Yet when he talks about it, his voiceoutcome of events, that I was not love of life out of me. When that chance finally came along,quickens and his words form a powerless in an irrational world. I wish I could say I was brave he was happier than any person hadbarbed-wire cloak that he pulls tight­Rage got me through the day of myenough to make a conscious decision a right to be. ly around him. When the barbs teardad’s death; it helped me-survive theto loosen my fingers and let it go. I He worked hard, followed the rulesat his flesh and his soul, he pulls thesight of the look on my child’s face wish I had been wise enough to fig­ and put in extra hours just to makecloak even tighter and speaks evenwhen I told him the news. Rage got ure out that rage wasn’t going to sure everything went all right. He faster of injustice and revenge. me through the first private viewingchange anything and that my only gave more than he was asked. In I know the feeling. When my dad of my dad’s body, and it made me real cure would come from embrac­ return his bosses showered him withdied, I was devastated. I couldn’t facebold enough to demand that the ing life’s joys and accepting its pain. praise. the reality of that awful loss. undertaker redo his work so that myBut I was neither brave nor wise. Then everything changed. He got aRage became my lifeline. For father looked in death like the manAfter I a while, I just got tired of hang­ new boss and less than six months weeks I clung to it with a despera­ loved all my life. ing on. later was moved to a different tion so intense that it blocked out I didn’t tell anyone how angry I And when I finally let go, I began department. No one gave him a rea­ everything else. That rage somehowwas. Outwardly I was poised and in to heal. son for the transfer; no one said he propelled me through waters filled command of the situation. During theI hope my friend lets go real soon. had lost the ability to do his job. Hewith grief, guilt and unbearable loss.funeral I even made the mourners He’s long overdue for a healing. was just told one night to report to a different area the following morning. PAGE 4 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL JUNE 15, 1997 Fieger’s tenacity hasn’t failed Dr. K yet By Michael Betzold charge of practicing without a license.in January, seemed to recede into the Journal Staff Writer analysis (The medical board yanked it in 1991.)ornate woodwork of the 19th-century Casual handicappers of the fourth In front of Court TV cameras last courthouse. Jack Kevorkian trial figured that the week, all of that went out the window Miel often upheld the prosecution’s suicide doc and his big-money, big­kian’s cancer-stricken assistant. Thein a hurry when Fieger ran amok objections,in but he rarely instructed mouthed lawyer would have a gasstate Court of Appeals ruled Voethis opening statement, trampling overthe jury to disregard Fieger’s remarks. with the hick prosecutor from Ionia.could introduce evidence from otherdecorum and court rules. What FiegerAnd he let the jury stay in the court­ The supposedly smarter insiderdeaths showing Kevorkian’s modussaid was no surprise - it was the same room to watch as the defense and analysis was that Prosecutor Ray­operandi. old refrain about Kevorkian being prosecution a sparred bitterly over key mond Voet was an underrated under­There was more. Unlike prosecutorsvictim of a religious and political con­issues. Miel was so mealy-mouthed dog, ready, willing and able to go to whothe unsuccessfully tried Kevorkianspiracy, about the Michigan Supremethat Fieger simply ignored his pro­ m at with Geoffrey Fieger, and th at thethree times in Detroit, Voet hired a Court “making up” a law to target hisnouncements and continued blithely Kevorkian team was nervous. jury consultant and conducted mockclient, about the Peabody family beingin the same vein. Believers in the second theory citedtrials. He was a popular hometownharassed like “criminals.” His attack- Finally, when push came to shove, these facts: Voet was smart enough toboy. The citizens of Ionia, home to fivedog manner was no departure fromVoet seemed to have no stomach for have a grand jury bring the charges,prisons and therefore familiar withpast performances, either; Fieger mud wrestling with Fieger. He asked including the more easily provedlaw enforcement, would see throughalways goes for the jugular. Whyfor a mistrial, and Miel granted it, charge of practicing medicine withoutthe bluster and posturing of the slickchange a winning formula? saying Fieger’s attacks had poisoned a license. Voet outfoxed Fieger by get­big-city lawyer and overcome their Perhaps Voet was unprepared forthe jury. ting the key evidence - a videotapesympathy of for Peabody and her familythe timidity of novice Judge CharlesWhether Fieger or Voet is right Kevorkian meeting with Lorettato follow the letter of the law. Miel, but he shouldn’t have been.about whether a retrial would violate Peabody - out of the Bloomfield Town­. This minority view was that VoetAfter all, he’d been dealing with Miel constitutional protections against ship Police Department and into thewould overcome his lack of hard evi­for months in pretrial skirmishes.double jeopardy is irrelevant. Even if trial. Voet won a motion compellingdence - no body, no willing witnessesWhen - the bright lights came on, Miel,Voet prevails on that legal issue, in testimony from Janet Good, Kevor-to win a conviction at least on thewho took the bench for the first time See FIEGER, Page 10 Parade-goer knows ‘what it’s all about’ By Michael McBride love the horses and going to the Journal Staff Writer track.” azzie Slack inches her After about a half hour, she has way through the side­ conquered a block. She still looks walk-packed crowd on fresh in her long-sleeved, violet-col­ M Woodward Avenue. ored silk blouse and dark-green Determinedly she picks up her shorts, along with a red hat that aluminum walker, moves it for­ keeps some of the sun’s rays off ward a few inches and then pulls her face. her small, frail body forward into ‘You know that Yzerman fellow it. is going to lose it in a couple of Although she hardly fits in with years when he gets old,” she says those around her, Slack attracts in her watered-down West Virginia little attention from the noisy accent. “That happened to a lot of hordes who have come downtown the Tigers, too.” to cheer the newly crowned Nearby, Tommy Richardson, 53, Stanley Cup champion Detroit Red picks up a plastic soda bottle, turns Wings. it over to empty the last of its con­ “You know, I really didn’t know tents and then stuffs it into a black there was going to be a parade garbage bag bulging with other today,” says the 78-year-old Detroit bottles. Richardson, wearing a resident on her way to catch the rainbow-colored umbrella hat, lives Michigan Avenue bus. “Those in the Salvation Army’s Harbor

damn bus drivers just don’t Journal photos by REBECCA COOK Light Mission in the Cass Corridor. announce things like they use to.” “This has been a pretty good As she speaks, the parade of Red Wings day,” says Richardson, who will col­ players, coaches, owners and local fans partied lect about $7 worth of bottles by dignitaries ride past in shiny red for days and parade” end. “No one has been hurt convertibles. Suddenly the crowd nights in a and everyone is having a good begins chanting: “Scotty. Scotty. celebration time.” Scotty.” Two young boys standing noted more Holding her walker firmly in next to a streetlight peer through for its hands with bright fuchsia-colored the crowd. The shorter one asks exuberance nails, Slack has snaked her way the taller, “Who’s that?” “That’s than its through the crowd and down Scotty Bowman,” his companion rowdiness. another block. She decides to take answers. “Who’s that?” “He’s the a rest because the crowd has got­ coach, you idiot!” ten thicker, packing Woodward all Slack pauses a moment in the the way from the Fox Theatre to warm sun and remarks on what a the river. beautiful day it is for a parade. ‘You know, there’s a lot of nice She admits she’s never been to a people and so many cute kids out hockey game and watches them here,” she says. “And I guess that’s only occasionally on television. “I’m what it’s all about isn’t it? The a race lady,” she says proudly. “I kids.” ; ~ •* " :__ JUNE 15, 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 5 Freeway IH BEER, WINE & LIQUOR wildflowers AID DEPARTMENT will bloom in July Royal Canadian Canadian Whisky By Mike Wowk 80 PROOF Journal Staff Writer 750 ML 15 Monet comes to Michigan sometime Plus Tax around the Fourth of July. 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BEVERAGE PRICES ARE PLUS DEPOSIT W HERE REQUIRED BY LAW. The dealers’ spokesman said the pri­ vately funded wildflower plantings along the local freeways may the first of their kind nationally. Some states, including North Carolina, publicly fund wildflower plantings along road­pen qoun (c^e. IRcte rfid ’b yot it. beds, he added. i ... PAGE 6 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL JUNE 15, 1997 Rights suit challenges reading test FORD, From Page 1 Benjamin Nadeau’s father, Dan, who works in the paint shop at the plant, said no reading is required on most jobs there. “Ford has signs posted all over the plant saying they do not discriminate against age, race, religion or educa­ tion,” Dan Nadeau said. “But they do discriminate against my son. I want him to work and get a good job, but they’re excluding him.” Ford claims assembly workers must < -I read in order to understand work instructions and safety information. But Leventer said Nadeau could ask for help if he needed to read signs or labels on the job. The suit charges that Ford failed to fairly accommodate Nadeau in the testing process and disregarded the advice of a disability expert on how to evaluate him for the job. “They could have read him the entire test or taped the questions,” Leventer said. “They could have given him more time and allowed him to ask questions.” Journal photo by GEORGE WALDMAN Ford spokespeople have said theDan Nadeau, left, says son Benjamin is the kind of reliable employee Ford needs. company did make reasonable accom­ modations when Nadeau was testedsilly. “They don’t let the line stop,” hedisabilities who are qualified to go inat Ford have said their learning dis­ on Nov. 10, 1994. Test instructionssaid. - “They have utility people, theyand work for them and make themabilities cause them difficulties on the but not questions - were read to him,have relief people. Even if someonemore competitive.” job, Master said: “I have not had such and he was given the same amount oftried to do it (stop the line), they could­Many observers say the auto compa­a report.” time to complete the test as other n’t do it.” nies have so toughened hiring require­Dan Nadeau said his son only wants applicants. Moore said the auto companiesments that many longtime productivethe opportunity to follow in his In April 1995, Nadeau filed a com­“have upgraded their testing process­employees couldn’t pass today’s tests.father’s footsteps, like so m any other plaint with the Michigan Departmentes in the guise of competing in theLynne Master, owner and director ofyoung people who are being hired into of Civil Rights. Investigators foundglobal economy, but in so doing they’rethe Learning Disabilities Clinic in auto plants these days. merit in the complaint but were eliminating people with disabilities.” Oak Park, works with Ford and the “He’s dependable and he’s reliable,” unable to reach a settlement with With the auto industry’s aging workUAW’s joint education program. the elder Nadeau said. “He’s the kind Ford. The department also could bringforce and the need to hire tens of thou­“People who are working at the autoQf person they need.” a suit. Case supervisor Gregory Pettysands of new workers in coming years,plants now that we serve are probably Nadeau’s suit has been assigned to refused to talk about the case, which“You would think they would wantnot to even known to their employersWayne as County Circuit Judge Brian is still open. tap into resources like people with dis­having learning disabilities,” she said.Zahra. Ford has not yet filed an Federal Equal Employment abilities as potential workers,” Moore “They perform very well on their job.”answer to the complaint, and no court Opportunity Commission guidelinessaid. “There are plenty of people with Asked if any of her clients who workdates have been set. specify that pre-employment exams must be given in a format that accom­ modates disabilities, including learn­ ing disabilities. The Americans with Disabilities Act also specifies that State celebrates log cabin heritage testing of applicants has to deal with the essence of job duties. By Eric Freedman used as a law office by Jam es Schuster Township Historical Society will be Michigan Rehabilitation Services, a Journal Lansing Bureau will be open from 1 to 5 p.m. It’s atopen from noon to 3 p.m. It’s on M-29 state and federally funded agency LANSING - Michigan will celebrate 24330 Lahser, one-quarter mile southalong the St. Clair River. that helps people with handicaps getits 11th annual Log Cabin Day onof Ten Mile Road. ■ Waterford: A log cabin on the jobs and job training, has taken aJune 29 with events at dozens of loca­■ Wyandotte: A 1942 log cabin atgrounds of the Waterford Township strong interest in Nadeau’s situation.tions from Detroit to the UpperBishop’s Park. Historical Society headquarters will Robert Moore, an agency official,Peninsula. ■ Dearborn: There are three log cabins have craft demonstrations from noon said he proposed to Ford that the Michigan is the only state with suchat Greenfield Village, the McGuffey until 5 p.m. It’s on Hatchery Road. agency pay Nadeau’s salary duringan a annual celebration, involvingbirthplace log cabin and school, and Elsewhere in southeastern Michi­ work tryout of whatever length thetours, demonstrations, entertainmentthe 1929 George Washington Carvergan, you’ll find buildings open at company wanted. The offer has notand exhibits. Most events are free. Memorial. There is an admission fee. Crossroads Village in Flint, the been accepted, Moore said. Early settlers started log construc­■ Detroit: An 1885 log cabin in PalmerMuseum of Arts and History in Port Ford spokeswoman Jennifer Flaketion before Michigan became a state, Park was build as a summer home for Huron and Cobblestone Farm in Ann said: “If things didn’t work out andand more than a half-dozen cabinsU.S. Sen. Thomas Palmer. It’s closed to Arbor. there was a line disruption, would theolder than 1840 will be open. the public but can be viewed from out­ For more information, contact the agency pay for the lost productionIn the metro Detroit area, you canside. Log Cabin Society of Michigan, 3503 time?” visit these spots: ■ Pearl Beach: An 1830s log cabin Edwards Road, Sodus M I 49126; 616- Dan Nadeau said that argument is■ Southfield: A 1941 log cabin nowmaintained by the Algonac-Clay944-5719. I

JUNE 15, 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 7

After 42 years of struggle and hope, Detroiters came together in June to celebrate the Red Wings bringing home the Stanley Cup. Now it’s time for Detroiters to come together again to bring home a message to Gannett and Knight-Ridder. Readers need their papers. Workers need their jobs.

For nearly two years, Gannett and Knight-Ridder, the out-of-town owners of the Detroit News and Detroit Free Press, have refused to sit down at the bargaining table with their union work­ ers and negotiate a fair contract. Instead, Gannett and Knight-Ridder brought in replacement workers from out of state. They cut back on coverage of our community, and the quality of news coverage has declined dramatically as well. That’s no surprise. Over the last two years, many of Detroit’s top journalists have been fired or forced to find work elsewhere.

Lousy newspapers. Locked-out workers. Gannett and Knight-Ridder are hurling our town.

It’s time we all stood up to Join us at Action!Motown ’97* Together, let’s tell Gannett and Knight-Ridder, “Bring ’em back!”

INTERNATIONAL UNION, UAW President Stephen P. Yokich • Secretary Treasurer Roy O. Wyse Vice Presidents: Carolyn Forrest, Jack Laskowski, Ernest Lofton, Richard Shoemaker Regional Directors: George Andros (ID), Ruben Burks (1C), Bob King (1A), Bob Lent (1), Jack Sizemore (2B) PAGE 8 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL JUNE 15, 1997 Day of Action targets GE and Gannett sites By Robert Ourlian Journal Staff Writer the lockout notebook CHICAGO - Hundreds of union members and labor activists rallied at Gannett and General Electric installations in more than a dozen Papers downplay injunction odds cities around the country last Thursday as part of a national Day of By Alan Forsyth picket-line misconduct.” How did Giles react? Although Action called by Jobs with Justice. Journal Staff Writer But no mention is made in the retired from Gannett, he called The labor-community coalition tar­ etroit Newspapers has document that the National Labor Detroit Newspapers security in geted NBC affiliates and newspapers given employees an infor­ Relations Board’s regional director, Detroit. owned by G annett and GE offices in a mation sheet on the William Schaub, is continuing to It probably goes without saying public display of anger over corporate “labor situation” that file complaints asking reinstate­ that Giles passed up the opportuni­ Dplays down the likelihood thatment an of locked-out workers the ty to discuss the strike/lockout with injunction will force the company toNLRB considers wrongly dis­ his visitors. the lockout take back locked-out workers. charged. If such an injunction is issued, So far complaints have been filed Going down I greed, said Fred Azcarate, national Gannett Co. Inc. and Knight-Ridder on behalf of about 80 workers, or Remember when Detroit director of Jobs with Justice. Inc. will have to choose whether to 40 percent of those discharged. Newspapers was running television “We’re exposing what GE and cut loose most replacement workers Cases of some others are still ads for newspaper carriers showing Gannett have as the level of their cor­ or maintain two work forces. under review. a friendly-looking, relaxed man porate greed and how it impacts “Our lawyers say Section 10(j) tooling around in a shiny car? The working people in this country,” injunctions are meant to be used inWaiting for the 10(j) ads, shown after the onset of the Azcarate said. “We’re going to hold some very limited circumstances, The National Labor Relations newspaper strike in 1995, said a GE and Gannett accountable.” none of which are present in this Board in Washington, D.C., contin­carrier could make $60,000 a year The actions by Jobs with Justice, case,” said the company document. ues to mull the six newspaper delivering newspapers. which will carry into next week, are “Among those special cases are unions’ petition for an injunction The bottom seems to have fallen part of a national campaign in con­ strikes that would have an extraor­ under Section 10(j) of the National out of the newspaper delivery mar­ junction with campaigns by newspa­ dinary impact on the public inter­ Labor Relations Act. It received ket. Now Detroit Newspapers is per unions, GE’s unions, the UAW est (such as those that have the recommendation of Detroit running ads in suburban newspa­ and the AFL-CIO. Jobs with Justice deprived the public of a vital prod­ Regional Director William Schaub pers for carriers who will earn $100 is a coalition of labor union members, uct or service), strikes resulting in early April. to $300 a week. Even at the high union officials, civil rights advocates, from blatant and repeated labor While strikers had expected an end of the scale, that’s only $15,600 community groups, students and law violations by a company, earlier decision, Schaub said on a year. grass-roots organizers. strikes in which it would be impos­ June 6: “This has been rather Going down II Among last week’s actions: sible to restore the status quo if expeditious. This is not an unusual News services reported Friday ■ GE workers and supporters in such an injunction were not time frame at all.” that Prudential Securities has Lynn, Mass., home of a huge GE ordered, or when a strike results in downgraded Gannett and Knight- plant, presented a mock “Hometown widespread violence. Giles has visitors Ridder as investments from “buy” Hero” award to GE chief Jack Welch, “We are continuing to talk with Bob Giles received three visits to “hold.” who recently bragged to sharehold­ the unions about new contracts, butfrom locked-out workers during his No reason was given for the ers: “Sure, I’m one of the fat cats. In there has been little progress.” first week at his new job in New downgrading, but it was the second fact, I’m the fattest cat at GE.” Union leaders said last week York City. Giles was the publisher time in recent weeks that Wall ■ In New York, union members and they know of no contract talks. of The Detroit News until June 1 Street frowned on moves by supporters leafleted at Rockefeller The document also says a circula­ when he became a senior vice Knight-Ridder. Center, home of GE-owned NBC, and tion audit “for the 12-month period president of the Freedom Forum “This is disturbing news for then journeyed to the GE building, ended March 30 is expected some­ foundation and executive director investors, particularly on a day where they walked inside and time in August.” of its Media Studies Center. that the market probably will see a demanded m eetings with GE offi­ The company says that “221 On June 3, 5 and 6, locked-out cials, but were ejected. strikers have been discharged for workers dropped in for a visit. See NOTEBOOK, Page 10 ■ In Stamford, Conn., supporters descended on GE Investm ent Co., where they alerted clients and share­ Janet Hotch, Chicago director of transfer to the new facilities when they’re attacking,” said Klein, who holders about the labor practices of Jobs with Justice, said the demon­ the old ones are closed, Brown said. added th at U.S. laws protecting bar­ GE. stration was the kickoff of a protest “They are downsizing and out­ gaining rights “are a sham.” ■ In Buffalo, Denver and Atlanta, that will continue until there are fair sourcing, but they aren’t moving to Coverage of the nationwide rallies supporters picketed and protested atcontracts for 46,000 GE workers who South America or Asia. They’re mov­ was sporadic. In Atlanta, about 60 NBC affiliates owned by Gannett. In are still on the job and for more than ing 30 miles down the road,” he said. protesters from 12 local unions were Atlanta they gathered on the station 2,000 locked-out Detroit newspaper “They’re building a new warehouse on the steps of the Gannett-owned steps during the evening newscast. workers. and they’re telling us: Too bad, we NBC affiliate as the 6 p.m. newscast Locked-out newspaper workers Other speakers assailed the compa­ don’t need you.’ ” began, said Stewart Acuff, president from Detroit joined a noontime nies for unfair and unlawful labor Carl Rosen, president of District 1 of the Atlanta Labor Council. protest in Chicago. Supporters pick­practices. of the United Electrical, Radio & Speakers included the Rev. James eted at the law firm of Winston & “I’ve been negotiating contracts for Machine Workers in Chicago, which Orange of the Atlanta Jobs with Strawn, where Gannett board mem­ more than 30 years, but we’re begin­ represents GE workers, said the com­ Justice office and Keith Maddox, ber Thomas Reynolds is a semi­ ning to see something we haven’t pany has demonstrated “a total lack state AFL-CIO director. Otherwise retired senior partner. Then they seen in this country before,” said of respect for the people who havethere was little coverage. marched through downtown Chicago, Claude Brown, a director of strategic made the company what it is today.” “We protesters posed the question stopping traffic on Michigan Avenue,campaigns for the International Downsizing, outsourcing and per­of how Channel 11 can accurately to the local NBC studios, where Brotherhood of Teamsters in Wash­ manent replacement of workers is and thoroughly cover the news of speeches were made by GE workers ington. “economic cannibalism,” said Mike Atlanta’s working people when their and employees of Montgomery Ward “They’re at the bargaining table Klein, AFL-CIO state field director owners and their network have stores. Montgomery Ward is partially telling us we’re throwaway people. for Illinois. declared war on working people and owned by GE and is undergoing They don’t want contracts anymore.” “Who are they attacking? They’re their unions,” Acuff wrote in a letter large-scale downsizing at the expense Montgomery Ward is building new attacking your mother, your father,sent to the Atlanta Journal- of longtime workers with full-time warehouse facilities but refusing to your sons, your daughters, yourConstitution. “That is dangerous for jobs. grant longtime workers the right to brothers and sisters - that’s who democracy.”

JH .UJUUU Oil -jjieuivAj diiuniij 3i ii .^m&qmu^ s>iij m ull i i y i u cm Ajbu aw /iiuw cm JUNE 15, 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 9 Activist takes union message around the world

By Sandra D. Davis While there is a tendency to see the Journal Staff'Writer newspaper lockout as a local issue If you want to talk with the popular ACTION! between two publishing giants - and extremely busy Dr. Elaine Knight-Ridder and Gannett - and the Bernard, you’ve got two options: MOTOWN ’97 locked-out unions, Bernard empha­ Catch her during her brief down­ Update on the June 20-21 mobilization sizes the broader impact of the strug­ time in Boston, or buy yourself a plane gle and puts it into a context of labor ticket and try to catch her on the For Action! Motown ’97 info: struggles throughout the world, said road. ■ 1-888-97MOTOWN (toll-free phone) David Hecker, a teach-in organizer The executive director of the Trade ■ http://www.action97.wl.com (plan­ and an officer with the Michigan Union Program at Harvard is in such ning committee Web page and clear­ Federation of Teachers and School- demand th at even her office can hard­ inghouse for info) Related Personnel. ly keep track of her. ■ [email protected] (planning Hecker said he has heard Bernard Forget Carmen Sandiego. Where in committee’s E-mail address) speak. No one, he said, could possibly the world is Dr. Elaine Bernard? walk away from one of her talks with­ Last week she was at a conference includes computer science, labor histo­ out being inspired. in Ohio. This week she’ll be in Detroitry and industrial relations. And she is “Dr. B ernard’s talks are full of sub­ with thousands of unionists takinga member of the National Writers stance, full of meaning and entertain­ part in Action! Motown ’97 in supportUnion, UAW Local 1981. ing as well,” he said. “For all those rea­ of locked-out newspaper workers. Bernard says that Action! Motown sons and more, she presents informa­ Bernard will be among the panelists ’97 is bringing the newspaper lockout tion in a way that holds your interest. speaking at the labor teach-in at theinto national prominence and remind­ “Dr. Bernard has great insights into General Lectures Building at Wayne ing everyone that the struggle in the labor movement, not just here but State University from 7 to 9:30 p.m.Detroit continues. Photo by MARTHA STEWART throughout the world. She will undoubtedly be able to put the cur­ Friday. “How many years did it take work­ Dr. Elaine Bernard, an activist and an aca­ rent struggle with the Detroit news­ A lively lecturer, Bernard has con­ers to ultimately beat Henry Ford and demic, has been called “one of corporate papers in the context of labor strug­ ducted courses on a variety of topicsorganize the auto plants? I want toAmerica’s worst enemies.” for unions, community groups, univer­remind people that want to say this is gles elsewhere and the context of sities and government departments over - that is, the union’s been defeat­negotiate fair and just collective what the labor movement fights for throughout the world. Currently, hered - that, in the words of Yogi Berra, agreements, whether workers will each and every day.” research and teaching interests are in ‘It ain’t over till it’s over,’ ” said have the right to a measure of eco­ Says labor supporter and former the area of international comparativeBernard. nomic security,” she said. “I feel that it Detroiter Sarah Pring: “I just can’t say labor movements and the role unions“This isn’t just about Detroit. It’s is important not only for the newspa­enough about Dr. Bernard.” play in promoting civil society andabout labor and workers’ rights per workers but everyone to join inPring, now an organizer for the democracy. throughout America, and aboutsolidarity with the workers in Service Employees International Her background, Bernard said, whether we really do have the right toMotown.” See ACTIVIST, Page 10

Rally puts “We have to do everything in our labor’s focus power to beat down the corporate greed on Detroit of these two major Jl publishers until these ACTION!, From Page 1 workers achieve the city’s once-proud daily newspa­ pers. * satisfaction of their The event, which takes place at dif­ ferent sites in Detroit on Friday and basic issues and a Saturday, will include nonviolent return to work.” actions, a teach-in, discussions, a march, rally and entertainment. - John Sweeney, Groups of strikers and their sup­ AFL-CIO president porters have pushed for a national mobilization in Detroit as a part of an Journal file photo by DAYMON J. HARTLEY overall strategy since the early days of the strike. By the summer of 1996, itjobs with contracts. er the remaining 1,800 to be locked in from all over the country. On the became a widespread call, with strik­ With key National Labor Relationsout. conservative side, we had 35,000 peo­ ers signing petitions and lobbyingBoard developments expected any Figures recently reported by the ple committed to come as of last week. national AFL-CIO officials. time, the mobilization has taken onNews and Free Press indicate circula­ We are real pleased at how the major Sweeney initially resisted the idea, extra significance. tion levels are down a third from pre­unions have mobilized their member­ citing the expense and preparation “We have to do everything in ourstrike levels. Yet the losses have notships.” needed for a successful march. But power to beat down the corporateled to serious bargaining, one reason Said Lou Mleczko, president of last summer he said, “If that is what it greed of these two major publishers,” the AFL-CIO declared the national Newspaper Guild Local 22: “We are takes, th at is w hat we’ll do.” said Sweeney, “until these workers mobilization. going to fill Michigan Avenue and Finally Sweeney and other top AFL-achieve satisfaction of their basic “This is a good way to emphasize Hart Plaza.” CIO officials approved the mobiliza­issues and a return to work.” that the labor dispute is not over,” Added Sweeney: “The message to tion in February after the unions’ Although the six unions that struckJohn Cox, AFL-CIO strategic cam­ the labor movement is that the strug­ offers to return to work. While somethe newspapers July 13, 1995, offeredpaign coordinator, said of the action.gle of one is the struggle of all of us, no union members viewed the timing ofto return to work unconditionally, only“It is going to continue on until we matterget what section of the country, no Sweeney’s call as a “consolation prize,”about 200 employees are back at a contract and everybody is back tomatter what industry. many saw it as part of an integrated work. One union has received no callswork.” “The labor movement has to be unit­ campaign to get workers back to theirfrom the company. The unions consid­He added: “We have people coming ed around them in their struggle ” PAGE 10 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL JUNE 15, 1997 STAND STRONG AN INJURY TO ONE IN DETROIT Bernard spreads message IS AN INJURY TO ALL ACTIVIST, From Page 9 wide array of resources and bring a lot of information together to make a UNITED FOR JUSTICE Union, Local 511, in Middletown,point. You could say th a t she is one of ction LOCAL Conn., took part in one of Bernard’scorporate America’s worst enemies.” MOTOWN *97, 10-week programs at Harvard earlier The trade union program at this year. Not only is Bernard aHarvard, founded in 1942, is a senior tJAty dynamic speaker, said Pring, she also labor leadership program. Some of the God Bless Unions is a committed activist. recent topics Bernard has covered in America Needs Them 3 7 2 “One thing is for sure: She speakstalks and publications include TRENTON, MICH. everywhere. And anyone who ever“Democracy in the United States: Why hears her speak never forgets it,”Unions Matter,” “Social Unionism: UAW G. Pickrell, M. Moore, Pring said. “One of the reasons I Labor as a Political Force” and “The President Recording Secretary LOCAL 3 8 7 respect and admire her so much is Way to the Future: Setting a Social R. Clayton, P. Cornwell, Agenda for Labor.” Vice President Financial Secretary because she is really committed, and she’s a great activist,” said Pring. For Pring, Bernard’s classes have ------i£When she talks about things happen­taught her to “open my eyes and look ing in the labor movement, she isn’tat everything around me. I’ve become Public Sector state Donald G. Smith just talking about things that she hasmore strategic. And I think of how I employee Local Union, President - The read somewhere; she is telling youcan do something right instead of just fighting Engler for the Executive Board, Staff about things she has done and whatgetting it done.” ability to continue pro­ and membership of she has been through. Journal staff writer Alan Forsyth A “Dr. Bernard knows how to use acontributed to this story. viding services to the citizens of Teamsters Local Union Michigan, UAW Local 6000 sup­ No. 2 9 9 ports the newspaper workers in their struggle for justice. K-R, Gannett lowered to ‘hold’ .4 NOTEBOOK, From Page 8 idence in suburban Chicago last week. It was the fifth time in recent record high,” said Shawn Ellis, weeks locked-out workers have held spokes-man for the Metropolitan informal talks with members of the Council of Newspaper Unions. Gannett and Knight-Ridder boards. Unions have publicized their com­ Workers said Reynolds asked ques­ Supports the Newspaper Workers mitment to conduct a sustained tions and took notes and afterward in their labor dispute national campaign against both called the conversation friendly. newspaper giants. Reynolds told them he is concerned about settling the Detroit strike/lock­ Director campaign update out and would raise questions at an Locked-out newspaper workers upcoming board meeting. 74e spoke for nearly an hour with Alan Forsyth is a locked-out Detroit Thomas Reynolds, a member of the News copy editor. Gannett board of directors, at his res­ oun, 7 { * r io * t cd fancied fyio Feisty Fieger saves Kevorkian We Support the FIEGER, From Page 4 two-judge circuit, and the other judge has excused himself for unspecified Locked-Out any new trial he still would have toreasons. LOCAL 1250 Newspaper Workers! face Fieger with Miel presiding - it’s a What happened to Voet’s faith in City of Warren Employees Ionia jurors? After the mistrial, a cou­ Membership, ple of jurors did say they believe Send our Support to Fieger had shown that Voet himself Leadership and was a malicious conspirator. But most STRUGGLING NEWSPAPER Retirees of UAW said they were waiting for the evi­ WORKERS Local 600 dence to make up their minds about claims made in the opening state­ ction ments. MOTOWN *9T Voet may never get a second chance Q3j®B2HJS033 to see whether Fieger might have hanged himself with all the rope Miel Michigan Teamsters was giving him. And those who hanker Be There! for a modern-day Scopes trial on the Joint Council #43 issue of assisted suicide - a real court­ 9:30a.m., Sat., June 21 room debate on a crucial subject - will Lawrence Brennan, President have to wait another day. Two Main Action Sites! Voet can now join the ranks of Detroit-area prosecutors who have cut Michigan Teamsters Your choice of sites. Arrive by 9:30 and run rather than face down the a.m . W e will begin promptly. Actions Kevorkian-Fieger steamroller. will be lawful and non-violent and You could say their continued court­ proudly stand with are expected to finish by 12:30 p.m. room triumphs prove conclusively that the newspaper workers Site 1 Site 2 Kevorkian and Fieger are right about Your fight the issue of assisted suicide. You could Kercheval at UF & CW Local 876 also say that the only thing proven is until the victorious end McMillan, Grosse Hall, Madison Hts., 13 is OUR fight! Pointe Farms. Mile Rd., between that fight makes right, and that no John R and I-75. one has more fight than Geoffrey Fieger. JUNE 15, 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 11 Progress made in talks between GM, 3 locals

By Martha Hindes extended their strike deadline thatcontinue to pare employment. in his mid-40s who poured molten iron Journal Automotive Writer was originally set for 11:59 p.m. GM spokesman Chuck Licari saidinto a mold, had been putting in as General Motors Corp. would like Thursday. to the Buick City assembly plantmany as 80 hours a week. “It’s a settle its remaining UAW local con­ The Oak Creek extension will holdemploys about 3,500 people but wouldstrain, especially if you work 16 hours tracts before July to make it easier toas long as talks continue and are pro­not speculate on any pendinga day,” he said. announce the closing of Flint’s Buickductive, said the UAW’s GM spokes­announcement. He said the issue nowGomez said he offered a solution to City assembly plant later this year. man Reg McGhee. is to get agreements for the remainingplant management that did not go That was an insider’s perspective An extended strike by members oflocal contracts. “Everybody wants toover well. late last week as GM awaited the out­ Oak Creek’s Local 1866 could have bea able to have things flowing smooth­“I said, We got a lot of open space. come of strike deadlines at UAW localswidespread effect at GM. That plant ly, producing vehicles and otherYou guys should put in bunk beds and in Saginaw and Grand Rapids. manufactures catalytic converters,assorted products for customers,” hemake a profit. We’ve got a cafeteria Late Friday night bargainers for GMabout 90 percent of which go into GMsaid. and a shower. Rent the bunks for $10, and UAW Local 455 at the Saginawvehicles, with others going in ToyotasDownsizing has been a fightingand look at how much money you’ll Foundry reached a tentative agree­and Isuzus. word for union members seeking make to in a week.’ ” ment, narrowly avoiding an 11:59 p.m.GM has been hit the heaviest bykeep their numbers from dwindling strike deadline. A ratification vote willlocal strikes since the national UAWany further. The UAW has objected toMelling Forge update be held Wednesday. contract was ratified last fall. Out of the use of temporary workers. About 500 people peacefully rallied In Grand Rapids, bargainers agreed105 UAW units needing local con­But Victor Gomez, vice president ofoutside the Melling Forge in Lansing to extend the strike deadline on tracts, an about 17 remain without agree­UAW Local 455 at GM’s Saginaw in the first public gathering at the hour-to-hour basis. About 2,300 mem­ments. Foundry, said the result has been gru­auto supplier since police attacked bers of Local 730 work at the GM The U-M’s Cole, who has close ties eling for some hourly workers. Thosepickets with tear gas May 30. metal fabricating plant in Grandinside GM, said it’s widely expectedassigned to heavy overtime schedulesLansing Mayor David C. Hollister Rapids. that GM will announce plans to shuthaven’t been able to take vacations orappeared at the rally at the invitation “Everybody’s goal is to get this off thedown production at the midsize luxu­other time off, he said. He blamed GM of Reuben Burks, UAW Region 1-C table by the break, before they (GM) ry car plant at Flint’s Buick City com­for trying to save the cost of benefitsdirector. ‘Your police gassed our peo­ announce the closing of Buick City,”plex possibly as early as this fall. Newinstead of hiring more workers. ple in public,” Burks said. “We wanted said David Cole, an industry analystmodels to replace the aging midsized“One guy here died not long ago,”you to come to our rally today to apol­ with the University of Michigan’sluxury car lineup produced at Gomez the said. “He’d been working 16ogize in public.” transportation study office. GM shutsplant are slated for manufacture athours a day. He passed out and theyHollister spoke in support of the 60 down many plant operations duringGM’s Orion and Hamtramck assembly took him to the hospital and he died.workers of UAW Local 724, who early July for model changeovers. plants, he said. And since about That a was about three or four weeksstruck last November over the compa­ In Oak Creek, Wis., bargainers forthird of the labor is being taken outago.” of ny’s refusal to bargain. He stopped GM and UAW Local 1866 indefinitelythe new vehicles, GM is expected to Gomez said the man, a core maker short of apologizing for police conduct.

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s Joan Gernaat enters retirement this are ending their careers in public education passing on to our summer, she finds herself reminis­ this year. younger educators the Acing a lot about her 39 years of The number of retirements in pub­ many lessons and ideas teaching and counseling. lic schools has increased each year of the they've learned along She recalls the sixth-grade boy who past decade. And, at this rate, some ex­ the way. hated reading when he entered her class, perts predict that more than half of They've taught but loved it when he left. She gets teary- today's educators could exit the system bythose who are following eyed about the young woman who came the turn of the century. in their footsteps such back after graduating to say “Thanks!” for in­ We will miss them—and the experi­ things as how to spot a spiring her to teach. And, most of all, Joan ence, wisdom and stability they bring to passing educational fad remembers the countless “light bulbs” she our public schools. when they see one, how saw go on when her students learned The Michigan Education As­ to motivate, encourage something new. sociation (MEA) salutes this year's and care about each Julius A. Maddox “I know it sounds silly,” said Joan, retiring public school employ­ child who walks through MEA president who is now a counselor at West Middle ees for dedicating their pro­ their doors. School in Portage Public Schools. “But fessional lives to turning They've helped new school employ­ every year, I would see these little light on those light bulbs for ees adapt to and meet the changing needs bulbs go on for my students. And our children. Through of our increasingly diverse student popula­ even if it was only one student, I their hard work, exper­ tion. And they've shown us by example knew when I saw that light bulb tise, energy and enthu­ how to be dignified and professional that I'd really reached that siasm, they have illu­ through the good times and the bad. child. It just makes me all minated our commu­ Public education will continue to goose bumpy to think about it.” nities and enriched face great challenges as we strive to pre­ Like Joan, more than our lives. pare all children for the demands of the 7,000 other public school Experience is 21st century. And it won't be easy. employees—teachers, a powerful teacher. But our public school retirees, like bus drivers, custodi­ We thank our retir­ Joan Gernaat, serve as beacons lighting the ans, secretaries and ing public school way for the next generation of public other support staff— employees for school employees. MCd Michigan Education Association PAGE 12 JUNE 15, 1997 Publisher: lorn Schram f i i apgriisisvsra Co-editors:Susan Watson, Norman Sinclair Managing Editor:Peggy Spencer Castine Published by Detroit Sunday Journal Inc. 450 W. Fort Detroit, Mich. 48226 313-964-5655 Fax: 313-964-5554 Web site: http://www.rust.net/~workers/strike.html S n ip s* % Member Michigan Press Association Member National Newspaper Association PINION Metro NY Labor Communications Council Communicator of the Year

THE PKESlOENT’S YOU THINK UE’P ATTEMPTING TO KNOW BY NOW THAT Death penalty LAUNCH A MAJOR ANY 5 MART, DECENT INITIATIVE ON RACE AMERICAN DOES NOT r e l a t io n s, h e w a n t s WANT TO LIVE IN TO BRING BLACK AND A COUNTRY THAT’S may not be answer WHITE AMERICA ALL GRAY. CLOSERTOGETKER. J/l here are worse things than,disappeared from public view for death. quite awhile because there wasn’t much else the media could find to say once he’d been put away. Out of T Even though a Denversight, out of mind. jury has handed down a But on that great judgment death sentence to Timothy McVeighday, the fanfare will be back. And for causing the death of 168 peoplethere he’ll be, waiting to be killed so in 1995 when he blew up thethat the rest of us will feel better Oklahoma City federal building, theknowing the system works. The debate will continue to rage overdead were avenged. Kill the mon­ the issue of capital punishment. Anster, renew the soul. Just like old eye for an eye. times. Ancient times even. Considering the excessively So now McVeigh is dead. brutal nature of McVeigh’s crime,According to testimony given by it’s not hard to understand whysurviving so victims of brutal crimes many people would like to see himand family members, seeing the What others know can hurt you killed. For better or worse, that’sperpetrator put to death sometimes ftentimes we don’t knowtheir customers’ consent. Say you order human nature. It’s not the best partadds a sense of closure to the whole what we’ve got until we losea new magazine. That magazine can of our nature, but it’s in there nev­affair. They say it allows them to it. Privacy may be one suchsell your name and address to other ertheless, coiled in the darkness.get on with their lives. Fair enough. possession. To an alarmingpublishers, and soon you’re getting sev­ Waiting. But other times it doesn’t quite Odegree, the collection of personaleral ads data from similar publications. But what is hard to figure herework out that way. Sometimes it by vast computerized companies is That’s a fairly innocent example. is what form of good comes fromdoesn’t feel better knowing the per­ stripping away what many AmericansBut when states sell your driving killing a man, especially when thatson who killed a loved one is nowbelieve to be a basic right to be leftrecords to market research firms, or killing is approved governmentalso pol­ dead. Why? Because the loved alone. Restrictions are called for. medical records get shared among vari­ icy. Call it capital punishment if youone is still dead and, for all we Consider the horrifying exampleous of HMOs, or credit card companies will, but somebody still gets killedknow, the killer hasn’t actually Beverly Dennis of Massillon, Ohio. Assell not only your name but a list of in the end. Not just punished.been punished but set free. reported by The New York Times, Ms.your purchasing preferences to others, Killed. Aside from the fact that the Dennis received a threatening letterthen it’s time for reform. And what will happen now thatdeath penalty is unfairly adminis­ recently that referred in unnerving Unfortunately, virtually any trans­ the death sentence is in? First of all,tered to an overwhelmingly large detail to her personal habits. The letteraction today can lead to abuses. Say you the appeals process alone can virtu­percentage of poor and minoritywriter knew her birthday, her favoritesimply dial a recorded toll-free number ally be counted on to allow at leastinmates, not to mention the men­ magazines, the fact that she is for information. The owner of that num­ another decade of life to pass beforetally incompetent, which suggests divorced, even what kind of soap ber she can use a caller ID system to iden­ the end truly comes into view.class and race bias, and that some­ likes. tify your number. Anyone who knows anything timesabout mistakes are made, meaning An investigation showed that the From there, it’s a simple task to death row knows there is no suchthe wrong person sometimes gets writer was a convicted rapist and bur­match it to other available records. A thing as a speedy death sentence.killed, there remains this other glar serving time in a Texas prison. Hesavvy market researcher can quickly Men grow old waiting to be killedproblem in with the death penalty. had learned the details of Dennis’ lifeassemble a computerized file including the name of justice. Well, maybe notDoes the perpetrator receive pun­ from a personal product questionnaireyour driving record, your marital sta­ in Texas. ishment in death or is the perpetra­ she and millions of other consumerstus, what restaurants you frequent and In the meantime, those who aretor set free? Some of us might like had filled out in exchange for free sam­whether your kids need braces. so desperate to see McVeigh die willto believe all monsters go to hell, ples or coupons. Their answers were The key issue here is one of con­ spend every day of every yearbut do we know that for a fact? sent to the Texas prison, which wassent. Clearly, sales of personal data go between now and then living in tur­There are things worse than under contract to enter the data inwell beyond what many Americans moil waiting for that day to come.death. computers, using inmates to do thewould like to see. No one wants the cor­ The thought of death will rarely keypunching. ner video store or supermarket to sell a leave their minds, which is a That sex offenders and otherlist of our film rentals or food choices to strange way to live. As for the rest inmates have access to our most per­a market researcher. Yet that sort of of us, life will go on, not because we10-secon sonal details demonstrates clearly thatthing is creating vast databases about don’t care about what McVeigh did, the computerized market researcheach and every one of us without our or because we don’t want to see him Keep the winning industry suffers basic flaws. We do notconsent. suffer, but because there is only so say this out of a Luddite distaste for One benefit of Dennis’ example long most people are willing to keepspirit alive in Detroit. new technology. But as Dennis’ ordealmay be that it demonstrates how clear­ their rage alive at the expense of Join your union demonstrates, abuses of personal infor­ly reform is needed. Given the publicity their own health. brothers and sisters mation made possible by the computersurrounding her story, lawmakers may Then, once the day finally have moved beyond the merely annoy­be forced to act. We hope they do. We comes, McVeigh’s name will resur­ in a celebration of ing to the potentially life threatening.don’t want scary characters to know face in the news. Front page stories labor on Friday and These abuses occur because cur­everything about us, whether those will abound. Memories will be Saturday rent law allows companies to sell theircharacters wear prison blues or pin­ refreshed about the clean-cut young customer databases to others withoutstripe suits. terrorist. FYior to the announce­ ment of that day, McVeigh will have JUNE 15, 1997 M 6 m 19 2 i i PAGE 13

Clinton should help find missing Jesuit

By Joseph E. Mulligan, S.J. In 1987, a former officer of the Honduran armythe State Department asserted: “When the news­ “Tough bounce,” replied Eileen Connolly whenstated that he had heard from other soldiers that papers of Sept. 20 reported the story, embassy a BBC-TV interviewer asked whether her point­Carney had been captured and thrown to hisofficers remembered Padre Carney from his 1979 ed questions to some U.S. Embassy officials indeath from a helicopter. expulsion from Honduras. They began then to Honduras might irritate them. “Maybe if they In May 1996,1 interviewed a former U.S. mili­ monitor the situation from the perspective of the are irritated enough, they will do something taryto officer who had accompanied the attache inpossible involvement of a U.S. citizen.” find out what happened to my brother.” early August 1983 to question the first deserters. If U.S. Embassy officials knew that Carney Connolly and her husband, Joe, were in“The deserters spoke of an American priest whowas with the rebel group, the Hondurans would Honduras in September 1983 to investigate thewas with them,” he told me. “We might even havenot have decided to kill the American priest reported “death in combat” of her brother, thehad information about him before we left without getting some wink or nod from U.S. offi­ Rev. Jam es Carney, S.J., a U.S. citizen who had Tegucigalpa to go out there,” he added, suggest­cials. disappeared earlier that month. Carney had ing that perhaps that was why they went there.On March 14, 1997, the CIA and the Defense studied at the University of Detroit before enter­ Another indication that the United States Department released 75 pages of documents con­ ing the seminary. knew about Carneys presence with the guerrillacerning Carney (Baltimore Sun, March 15). In its In 1983, Carney entered Honduras as a chap­group during August is found in a Sept. 24, 1983,summary, the CIA noted: One version of what lain to an armed revolutionary group. The incur­telegram from the U.S. Embassy in Honduras to happened to the priest, that he “was captured sion into Honduras was carried out in the midstthe State Department, which reports: “A postand then killed by Honduran military, cannot be of an enormous U.S. military buildup in thebelieves various offices in department would beruled out given recent reporting which indicates region. Shortly after crossing the border frominterested in text of department’s memorandum Honduran military units captured and executed Nicaragua, the group was captured by thedated August 25, 1983 ... before question ofa number of insurgents.” Honduran army, and Carney “was disappeared”Carney’s presence and fate with guerrilla insur­ The Clinton administration must be more around the middle of September. gents made press headlines.” The memo discuss­ cooperative with the Honduran government’s On Aug. 1, 1983, two members of Carney’s es the question of whether Carney had lost hisinvestigation of this case, releasing more infor­ group deserted and told the Honduran militaryU.S. citizenship. mation concerning Carney and the pertinent the whereabouts of the insurgents. The U.S. mil­ This concern suggests that U.S. officials knewdocuments regarding other disappeared persons.

itary attache interviewed these deserters but of the priest’s presence with the group in- Mulligan, a Jesuit priest from Detroit, works in strangely could not remember whether they hadHonduras in August. Nevertheless, in a Dec. 7,Nicaragua and is the author of “The Nicaraguan said that a U.S. citizen, a priest, was with them. 1983, letter to the Carney family, David Hobbs of Church and the Revolution.” Engler grabs rights of citizens to benefit his backers No governor in Michigan history has crime,” June 8). However, I was disap­ been, nor will it ever be, the same. consolidated and refined the process of pointed to learn that your sympathy Keepis on keeping the roads safe. “my way or no way” better than John letters more toward the criminals than the Tom and Pat Dunaj Engler. His art of “audacious presump­ victims of the crime. I tend to agree Keego Harbor tion of power and authority” bothby a group, or by any other controllingwith the majority of the Americans in reveal the weakness of Michigan’sprivate power” usurps the free will ofthat we are too soft on crime and we Pampering athletes opposed civic institutions and the growing dan­the people to democratically manageare more protective of the rights of the I do not feel that high school ath­ ger of unfettered control held bytheir own institutions and affairs. criminals than the rights of the com­letes should be illegally receiving aggressive, Englercentric business Dark times indeed. munity. Even when criminals are putextra money, cars, etc., to entice them and private interests, especially Thomas Houseman behind bars, the Holiday Inn-type ofto attend a certain college. These ath­ Amway, over and beyond the score ofHolland atmosphere prevalent in the modern-letes should go to college to play the state government, the process of taxa­ day prisons serves more as incentivesport they love and receive a good edu­ tion, and the realm of public service. Teen backs driving rules than a deterrent to commit crimes. cation, not because one university will A virtual army of radical rightist I’m a 15-year-old student who will Punishment must be swift and cer­ give a car to them and another won’t. foundations and think tanks, alongbe taking drivers’ training this comingtain and must fit the crime or else the Isn’t a full-ride scholarship enough for with a curious blend of militia typesJuly. I’m in the first class that will be criminals will rule the society and thethese high school athletes? Some peo­ and fundamentalist moralizers, has affected by the new law. If you had honest people will become prisoners inple would kill for a full-ride scholar­ made taking power and rights fromasked me a couple of months ago howtheir own homes. ship, but those who do actually get one citizens for the good of an elite groupI felt on this new law I would’ve said Pradeep K. Srivastava always seem to want something more. of Englercentric backers the “in” modethat I hated it. But as I read the Detroit Therefore I feel that colleges should of governing, the vehicle for huge prof­requirements in order to get a non­ stop the full-ride scholarships, and if a it-taking at the real and long-termrestricted license, I realized that it’s Grateful to officer certain athlete doesn’t want to come to expense of the good of the state and probablyits the best thing for teens. Hats off to the officer who arrested your college, say, “The heck with working men and women. I know most people my age wouldn’tTim Allen. them.” The college probably would not A nearly seamless propaganda bar­agree with me but they don’t realize He could have easily let Allen’s have benefited from that particular rage has reigned in the media andthat this law could save their lives.celebrity status influence the decision.athlete anyway. print, in which Engler’s right-wingMore classroom time will allow our We know that it happens far too often.Lara Foresman methods and infringements seem notnew drivers to have better knowledge The damage done to Mr. Allen’s rep­ Troy only appropriate to many, but right,on the roads, and in the end the stateutation will be difficult for him to necessary and even morally superior.will determine whether you’re goodovercome. But at least he didn’t kill Write us at the Journal Such delusion left unchecked foretellsenough to be driving. I think this himselflaw or anyone else. He must real­ The Detroit Sunday Journal wel­ serious limitations on democratic free­will decrease the percentage of acci­ ize how lucky he was. comes letters to the editor. They doms and privileges. Imagine thedents involving teens. Those who let him drive could have must be signed with the author’s threat if the judiciary and police Laura Cicerone done a number of things to see that he name, address and telephone num­ enforcement were to come under Troy got home safely. ber for verification but will be pub­ directed Englercentric control. Everyone must become more lished with author’s name and city FDR put this meaning square whenCrime should be punished responsible. only. Send letters and opinion he stated it’s the era where, “owner­ pieces to The Detroit Sunday I read with interest your editorial We lost our son, Mike, to a drunk Journal, 450 W. Fort, Detroit 48226. ship of government by an individual,(“Punishment can be worse thandriver 13 years ago. Life has never .BJiira oqhig jircxlirw gisrifo of goasdntsb lemoJeno 9VBfIIliw dgisVoM tv£b ifiji) 'io fnsur PAGE 14 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL JUNE 15, 1997 A labor of love

he Warren Historical Society capped off an eight-year campaign to restore the city’s longest-serving one-room school last week with the installation of a new cupola and a bell. The cupola for the Bunert School was donated by the Weier family in memory of their brother, Carl, who died about eight years ago. TCarl Weier, his four siblings and their mother all grad­ uated from the school, and the school’s original site at Bunert and Martin roads was purchased from their grandfather. Three graduates and members of the family - Clara Heussner, left; Laura Weier, right, and her husband Herman, and Robert Weier - were on hand to see the cupola installed. A dedication ceremony will be sched­ uled later in the summer.

WARREN TOWNSHIP DISTRICT NO. 4 SCHOOL This building was commonly named the Bunert School, for August and Mine Bunert. who sold land to Warren School District No. 4 in January 1875. The school was built later that year on the north­ east corner of the intersection of Bunert and Martin roads. When classes ceased in 1944, it was the longest-serving one-room school in Warren. In 1987 the board - and- batten building was donated to the Warren Historical Society, which moved it to this site and restored it as a museum. ftzwtvxki- ct *v vftsrrftrv IT M »>>$*

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Our Cup continues to runneth over oday is my birthday. It is also Father’s Day. So obviously, men, the logi­ cal thing to do is send all those unwanted Dad’s Day gifts directly to (' me. Especially those snazzy new 3-D polyester ties with the Stanley Cup on the front. Happy to help: Just trying to make sure that you Thave a wonderful day.

■ Miller 400, 1 Randy Travis, v ' i ..v - today, CBS and the bright­ (Channel 62 in est young star Detroit) - Can in the business, you ever remem­ McFa r l in LeAnn Rimes, ber a more glori­ Highlights co-host the 31st ous display of annual edition sports splendor of the Nashville anywhere than southeast Michigan awards in which fans select both the has shown the world the past 10 nominees and the winners. Singer days? Following the sweeping Red Alan Jackson is up in six categories, m Wings victory, a breathtaking finish including Entertainer of the Year, in the Detroit Grand Prix and the which he’s won the past four years, in Million Man Skate at Hart Plaza, the ceremonies carried live from the scene shifts to the Irish Hills of Grand Ole Opry. Brooklyn for the first race of the Michigan Speedway season. Driver ■ “Two Voices,”9 p.m. Monday, Showtim e Lifetime - Every project Gail Rusty Wallace won this NASCAR A trip back in time solidifies the bonds between father (Louis Gossett JrJ and son O’Grady has taken in the past year Winston Cup event last year in unfor­ (Robert Ri’chard) in “In His Father’s Shoes,” at 8 tonight on Showtime. gettable fashion, sliding across the and a half has been met with the finish line on fumes rather than stop­same reaction from critics: “She gave one fits the definition. Actually, “dia­ Powell (“Pacific Palisades”) stars as a ping for fuel in the closing laps. up ‘NYPD Blue’ for this?” At least tribe” might be more accurate: Gay high-priced female escort whose wide- this time the former Donna comedian Steve Moore discusses his ranging client list includes a divorced ■ “In His Father’s Shoes,” 8 Abandando is tackling a film with upbringing, love life and battle man (Detroit native Curtis Arm­ tonight, Showtime - A touching some redeeming social relevance, a against AIDS in a crude, corrosive strong) who’s determined to reform Father’s Day made-for-cable movie for based-on-fact cable original about twohour, lacing laughter with bitterness. her. every dad who has ever said (or heard women (O’Grady and Mary Catharsis for him; unsettling for you. from his dad), “Aaah, just wait until McDonnell) who turned activists ■ “Larry King Live,”9 p.m. you walk a mile in my shoes.” Louis after their silicone breast implants ■ “LA. Johns,”8 p.m. Tuesday, Fox Tuesday (repeated at 2 a.m. Gossett Jr. stars, in dual roles, in a made them violently ill, leading to (Channel 2 in Detroit) - A TV movie Wednesday), CNN - The two men fanciful tale about a father whose the country’s largest class-action set­ about call girls? On the network that responsible for getting more people death allows his 13-year-old son tlement. Following the movie, at 11 gave us “Melrose Place”? With into journalism schools than the (newcomer Robert Ri’chard) to travel p.m., Linda Ellerbee hosts the docu­ Deborah Harry in it? Ohboyohboy! Vietnam War, Washington Post jour­ back in time and live through the mentary, “Final Take - Breast Well, before getting too overheated, nalist Bob Woodward and his former experiences that molded their rela­ Implants: Facts and Choices.” let us remember that (a) it is on Fox, partner, Carl Bernstein, join King tionship. which is to quality original movies and Nixon-aide-turned-radio host G. ■ “Drop Dead Gorgeous: The what the Philadelphia Flyers are to ■ “Intimate Portrait: Joan Gordon Liddy for a roundtable discus­ Power of HIV-Positive Thinking,” championship hockey; (b) Harry plays Lunden,” 10 tonight (repeated at 7 sion of Watergate on the 25th 11 p.m. Monday, HBO - I can’t recall a madam, not a “Blondie” working p.m. Wednesday), Lifetime - Lunden, anniversary of the “third-rate bur­ ever seeing an HBO comedy special girl, and (c) the movie is about the the outgoing, blonde-ambition host of glary” that toppled a presidency. labeled as a “documentary,” but this johns, not the women. Brittney “Good Morning America” who once ■ “Arli$$,”11 p.m. Tuesday, HBO - had local ties (her ex-husband, JIMMY MACK’S MAGNIFICENT MOVIE MENU Comic actor Robert Wuhl is a not par­ Michael, is a Detroit native), is noth­ ticularly nice man who seems to ing if not a survivor. After her divorce, shine brightest in not particularly diet and dalliances with Kevin “The King of Marvin Strikes Out,” 7 and 11:45 p.m. Gardens,”I today, A&E; Tuesday, 4:30 a.m. Wednesday, nice roles (“Batman,” “Cobb”). So it Costner, she has become the stuff of should stand to reason that Wuhl which supermarket tabloid covers are “Notorious,”2 today, 3:45 a.m. American Movie Classics;“Fargo,” Monday, American Movie Classics; 10:45 p.m. Tuesday, Movie should sparkle as unctuous, money- made. Given an hour special to pre­ grubbing sports superagent Arliss sent her side of the stories, Lunden “To Kill a Mockingbird,” 8 Channel;“Mo’ Better Blues,” tonight, TBS;“The American 1:30 p.m. Wednesday and 2 a.m. Michaels in the return of the HBO recalls her past, comments on her comedy series he conceived, back for present and hints about her future. President,” 9 tonight, Movie Thursday, USA;“It Happened Channel;“Species,” 8 p.m. One Night,”2:30 p.m. Wednesday, its second season. The series, which ■ “The TNN Music City News Monday, Showtime;“Leaving Las Showtime; “Poltergeist,”10:35 became known for its cameo appear­ Country Awards,”8 p.m. Monday Vegas,”9 p.m. Monday, Movie p.m. Wednesday, TBS;“Lead- ances by real-life pro athletes, fea­ (repeated at midnight Tuesday), the Channel;“Close Encounters of belly,”5 p.m. Thursday, Channel tures walk-ons by Buffalo Bill Bruce Nashville Network - Two of the good- the Third Kind,” 11:45 p.m. 38; “A Family Thing,”8 p.m. Smith, Super -Bowl MVP Desmond est old boys in country music, leg­ Monday, Disney Channel;“Fear Friday, Showtime. Howard and race driver Michael endary crooners George Jones and Andretti in the season premiere. SUNDAY MORNING/AFTERNOON JUNE 15,1997 |

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By Carol Teegardin Reconciliation puts Journal Staff'Writer t happened. We got ‘Swine’ on the table Stanley. By Gary Graff Journal Music Writer I f you ever wonder how much difference five After more than years can make, check out Motley Crue. four decades of frus­ tration, the Red Wings brought the Stanley Cup I In 1992 the hard rock group fired singer back to Detroit and set Vince Neil in an episode that makes the off a citywide love fest. recent shenanigans of Van Halen, David Lee But does this mean all Roth and Sammy Hagar pale in comparison. The those stores and street- bad-mouthing bordered on slander, and Neil corner vendors who sold wound up suing the band for $5 million (the mat­ the car flags, jerseys and ter was quietly dropped). caps will just drop out of During the interim, neither Neil’s two solo sight until next season? albums nor Motley Crue’s album with singer Hardly. In fact, the John Corabi hit the multimillion selling heights NHL expects Wings mer­ of the Crue’s “Girls, Girls, Girls” or “Dr. Feelgood.” chandise to set sales So now the Crue and Neil have seen fit to records because of the mw i i p i resolve their differences and put the band back city’s fervent hockey fol­ together again. A new album, “Generation lowing and the team’s Swine,” hits stores June 24, and the quartet - popularity around the which also includes guitarist Mick Mars, bassist league. Nikki Sixx and drummerSee Tommy CRUE, Lee Page - is 27in the “People will be buying midst of a short tour of small theaters before tak- this stuff all summer,” says Brian Dee, who with LEE CANTELON/Reprise Records his dad, Bruce, owns and Rickie Lee Jones’ summer tour runs Dee’s Sport Shop in takes her to St. Andrew’s Hall on Thursday. Detroit. “I don’t see sales dropping. In fact, we can’t keep stuff in stock.” Dee says his biggest sellers last week were the Starter Stanley Cup She’s a city girl now, Champion caps the Wings wore in the locker who feels pull of desert room, priced at $22 each. “We had to reorder By Susan Whitall Pop”) and that of her more them and we also had to Journal Music Writer conventional female coun­ reorder the Red Wings few years back it terparts was that the for­ T-shirts by Starter ($20) seemed as if every mer muse and girlfriend of because we’re out,” Dee female artist of a Tom Waits (and who but says. “Everyone wants certain age was Jones could manage to them. There’s a lot of Areleasing an album ofshock vin­ and outdo even bootleg Red Wings stuff tage pop standards; Rickie Waits?) can’t function con­ out there, but we have Lee Jones was right in ventionally. She picked the real stuff.” there, along with Linda David Was as a producer, Another sizzling seller Ronstadt and Natalie Cole. chose songs on the obscure at Dee’s is jerseys with She’d seemingly explored and/or strange side, and the names of the players every crevice of the beatnik proceeded to deconstruct - and neither size nor folkie groove she hit with them with her lazy hippie money appears to be a “Chuck E’s in Love,” the diction. drawback. monster hit from her self­ Now, with programmer “A woman came into titled 1979 debut album, Rick Boston, Jones has the store the other day and was ready to move on. immersed herself in the WILLIAM HAMES/Elektra Entertainment saying she had to have The crucial difference breakbeats and tape loops of an actual game pro jersey between her exploration of ’90s instrumental music on Motley Crue, from left: Tommy Lee, with Steve Yzerman’s classic pop (1991’s “Pop See JONES, Page 24 Mick Mars, Nikki Sixx and Vince Neil. See VENDORS, Page 28

'-r, 1 - - * * i PAGE 24 JUNE 15, 1997 Big Daddy’s fab fete feeds new champions

By Jam es K. Graham says. “He brought his wife and some Journal Restaurant Critic family members to eat and said, ‘Be uppose you threw a party andready after we win on Saturday.’ ” nobody came - well, nobody When Scotty talks, it seems, except for the 1997 Stanley everyone listens. The guys with the Cup Champion Detroit Red winged wheel emblazoned on their Wings and approximately 300 rela­ sweaters weren’t the only ones ready tives and guests. for Saturday. Peristeris and his team Tommy Peristeris and Rick Rogow set up a full-scale Greek buffet and know the feeling. They opened the provided plenty of champagne to doors of their Big Daddy’s Parthenon decant into hockey’s holy chalice after last Saturday’s game, not as when the team showed up to cele­ wide as Ron Hextall’s five hole but brate after Saturday’s Cup-clinching wide enough to fete the newly victory. crowned NHL champs. In the true spirit of the Wings, the Journal photo by GEORGE WALDMAN A Greek restaurant in West kitchen staff played a marvelous You don't have to show up with the Stanley Cup and an entourage to get the royal treat­ Bloomfield may seem like a slightly overtime, keeping the buffet stocked ment at Big Daddy’s Parthenon in West Bloomfield. offbeat place for the Wings to hold a until 6 a.m. with lamb chops, chicken Stanley Cup celebration, but Big kabob, spinach pie and, of course, ers has ever won a Stanley Cup. sometime near dawn on Sunday Daddy’s has become a meeting place octopus. For dessert there was a lav­ According to Peristeris, his soiree morning, he presented his congenial for many team members to enjoy a ish spread of rice pudding, baklava got the highest accolades from one ofhost with a gift: the Stanley Cup pregame meal during the regular sea­and chocolate mousse. (There is no the guests of honor - Conn SmytheChampions commemorative hat that son. truth to the rumor that Big Daddy’s Trophy winner, MVP Mike Vernon. Bowman wore while he skated The winningest coach in NHL his­also served Garth Snow Cones.) “He said he’s never been to a party around the arena, Cup aloft. tory sees eye-to-eye with his players Peristeris is no stranger to hostinglike this, not even when he won the It was the biggest (and longest) when it comes to a good place to eat. parties for high-profile revelers. In Cup in Calgary.” night ever for Big Daddy’s, but you “Scotty (Bowman) called me from his days at Greektown’s Old The guests weren’t the only ones can bet they’ll be willing to do it Joe Louis about 12:30 Thursday nightParthenon and Mykonos, he playedhaving fun. Peristeris was doused again next year. after (Game 3) and said, ‘Stay right bash-m aster for the likes of Bob with champagne straight from the Big Daddy’s Parthenon is at 6199 where you are’ (Big Daddy’s closes at Seger, Billy Joel and Madonna. But Cup, and he achieved his own person­Orchard Lake Road, West Bloomfield. 1 a.m. for mere mortals),” Peristeris none of the aforementioned perform­al hat trick. Before Bowman left, Call 248-737-8600. Jones is citygirl whose roots run deep in the desert JONES, From Page 23 “I wanted to be in the city again. Meet new people, people who weren’t her new album “Ghostyhead,” a very all over 30 or 40.1 spent a lot of years sun-baked, urban, Angeleno album. being angry at people who smoked. It’s safe to say Ronstadt and Cole Now I must confess that some of my won’t be tagging along for the ride. best friends are smokers.” On the eve of her summer tour, Does it annoy you that critics which stops at St. Andrew’s next almost unanimously point to the Thursday, Jones answered questions album “Pirates” as your artistic peak? via e-mail. “Please correct my “It doesn’t annoy me at all. I think spelling,” she wrote. “Or ... don’t.” ‘Pirates’ was a secret thing, and I am You say th at you love to drive aim­ pleased that people (got) it. I think it lessly in the desert. Why does it was pivotal, not only for me but it inspire you so much? was a great landmark in music, like “When I was little we would take some other musics we keep with us. Route 66, which you picked up Some of these things we make have around Flagstaff, I think, to Chicago. meaning culturally, and this gives It was on that road that I saw my them some other life.” first rush of autumn leaves, and ate What have you been reading lately? chicken-fried steak at truck stops, “Lately, or often and for years, I like and watched the stars in disbelief. to read the Bible. I am intrigued with “I grew up in the desert. My child­ its mystical possibilities. I am hood, I guess, is painted by abstract intrigued with its humor. I am curi­ and intense contrast. There is no ous as to why the list of how many water, but when it comes, it is god. It goats some tribe had 3,000 years ago is the sky in motion, full of color, and LEE CANTELON/Reprise Records is in the same book as the words of a even sound. And then the wet, and Rickie Lee Jones says her album “Pirates” was a “secret thing, prophet, and how this miscalculation then the smell on the hot pavement and I am pleased that people got it.” has been made into having the same that is so sweet. And after ... the reverence for fanatical believers.” blooming. the oleanders are the Grecian gods, living wild animals. Like a horny Now that you’re a mother, is tour­ “But that’s only a rainstorm. The and the eucalyptus are swaying all toad or a small wren. I liked it. It did ing more difficult? desert without rain keeps you in its about you. On the sand there are tend to attract a reckless and lawless “Touring is fun now that I have a intim ate confidence. You are whis­ creatures hiding and hurrying, and ifpopulation.” child. Everything is better when pered to behind the pepper trees, and you are fast you can catch one of theWhy did you move back to LA? there is love in a life.” JUNE 15, 1997 PAGE 25 ill « !w £

going out An Action! -packed weekend By Audrey McKenna mph Detroit River current) at noon JuneMarshall, 8 p.m. Fri., $22.50, $39.50 and Phillips will read from his latest novel, Journal Staff Writer 23 at Hart Plaza and Dieppe Park $55, Pine Knob. “The Nature of Blood,” 8 p.m. Thu.; fellow ext weekend’s Action! Windsor; the fireworks at 10 p.m. June 25; ■ Frog Island Festival: Chubby Carrier, Minnesotans and friends Heid Erdrich new citizens swearing-in ceremony, 10 Dirty Dozen and Rosie Ledet, Fri.; Son (“Fishing for Myth”) and Susan Welch Motown ’97 will include a.m. July 4, and the closing ceremonies at Seals, Thometta Davis Blues Band, Sat., (“Crowing the Queen of Love”) will read concerts Friday and 8:30 p.m. July 6 at Dieppe Park. For more, 248-645-6666. from their works, 8 p.m. Fri., 311 S. State, Saturday, along with call the festival hot line, 313-923-8259. ■ Barenaked Ladies with Abra Moore, 7:30 Ann Arbor, 313-662-7407 ... Poet-director N actions, a march, rally, labor teach-in p.m. Sat., $12.50 and $25, Pine Knob. of Broadside Poets Theatre Willie Williams and other events. Music ■ Donna Lewis, 8 p.m. next Sun., $12.50 orand poet Saldin will perform at 3 p.m. $22.50, Meadow Brook. today, Broadside Poets Theatre, 1301 W. Three concerts Friday night - at Dave Edwards and the Look, Fri.-Sat. and June 28-29, the New Place, 22723 ■ 4th annual Great Lakes Chamber Music Lafayette (at Brooklyn), Suite 102; open the Magic Stick, Alvin’s and Michigan Ave., Dearborn, 313-277-3035 ... Festival, 8 p.m. Tue.-Wed., Temple Beth El mike with workshop for writers begins at Trumbull Theater - benefit locked- Roadrunner’s Raft: acoustic blues jam withChapel; 8 p.m. Thu.-Fri., St. Hugo of the 2 p.m., both free, 313-936-8526. out newspaper workers. AdmissionsBill Baud, tonight-Mon.; open mike, Wed.; Hills Chapel; 8 p.m. Sat., St. Hugo’s are $5. The Magic Stick Music Fest, Hamtramck, 313-873-7238 ... Soup Sanctuary, $21-$26 (subscriptions avail­ Out & about able); nonsubscription concerts include All- starting at 8:30, will feature Kitchen: Sharecroppers of Soul, Fri., $5; Eleven marbles, an eight-person sponta­ Motor City Josh and the Big 3, Sat., $5, Corigliano, 7 tonight, Temple Beth El, $15 neous comedy troupe, will perform every Harmonica Shaw, the Working Detroit, 313-259-2643 ... Memphis Smoke and $20, and a family concert, 3 and 4:30 Thu., 10:30 p.m., Mill Street Lounge, Man’s Blues Band with Bob Willett, (Royal Oak): Righteous Willie, tonight; today, Wildlife Interpretive Gallery, DetroitPontiac, 810-333-2362 ... Lebanese the alternative rock band Rubber Nikki Jam es & the Flamethrowers, Wed.; Zoo, $7, 810-362-6171. Festival, 5-11 p.m. Fri.. 11-11 Sat.-Sun., . Soul, rock fusion with the Starnails Howling Diablos, Thu.; Mystery Train fea­ Theater Freedom Hill County Park, free admission, (locked-out mailers), singer-song- turing Jim McCarty, Fri.-Sat.; Moonpie parking, $3, 810-979-7010 ... Detroit Fontana, next Sun., 810-543-4300 .... “Man of La Mancha,” 8 p.m. Tue.-Thu.; Riverfront Festivals at Hart Plaza, free writer Ellis Boal and One by One, Memphis Smoke (West Bloomfield): John 7:30 p.m. Sun. and 2 p.m. Sat.-Sun., $22- circus today. folk singer Don Smock, singer and D. Lamb, Thu.; the Bobby Murray Band $58, through next Sun., 313-872-1000 ... spoken word artist Elise Bryant andfeaturing Lenny Watkins, Fri.; Harper, Stagecrafters 2nd Stage presents Terrence Art/design Workers’ Lives/ Workers’ Stories. Sat., 810-855-3110 ... Magic Stick: Hanzel McNally’s “Lips Together, Teeth Apart,” Tickets go on sale today for “Splendors Call 313-833-7665. Und Gretyl with Claypeople, 9 p.m. Mon.,tonight, Baldwin Theatre, Royal Oak, $7, of Ancient Egypt,” a blockbuster exhibition $6; Cars Get Crushed, 9 p.m. Tue., no 248-541-6430 ... Michigan premiere of Also that night Smock will per­ which will open at the Detroit Institute of cover; Ben Lee with Edith Frost, 8 p.m. “Amazing Grace,” by Pulitzer-Prize-win- Arts on July 16; tickets are $10 or $5 for form his song “Striker’s Blues” at Sat., $6, Detroit, 313-833-9700 ... Fox and ning playwright Michael Cristofer (“The ages 5-12; call 248-645-6666 or 313-833- the folk and blues festival at Alvin’s. Hounds: Original Hits, Mon.; Johnnie Shadow Box”), through June 29, Detroit 4005 ... Creative Arts Center: 3rd annual Other artists include Jim Roll, Bassett & the Blues Insurgents, Wed.; Repertory Theatre, Detroit, 313-868-1347 All Media in State Invitational, through Rolling Tussing III, Bill McGettigan, Detroit Blues Band, Thu.; Steve Nardella, ... Michigan Opera Theatre presents “An June 28, Pontiac, 810-355-7849 .... Detroit Fri.-Sat., Bloomfield Hills, 248-644-4800 ... Extraordinary Evening of Dance,” 6:30 C. J. Morris and his Back Alley Blues Artists Market and Michigan Potters Moby Dicks: Yer Blues Jam Session, Thu.; p.m. Mon., $125-$500, Detroit Opera Associations present “Clay Dominant,” a Band, the Witch Doctors, D2 and Franklin Street Blues Band, Fri.; Detroit House, Detroit, 313-874-7464 ... Second mixed-media exhibition, through Fri., John Brophy. It begins at 8 p.m. Blues Band, Sat., Dearborn, 313-581-3650 City-Detroit presents its 10th review, Detroit Artists Market, Detroit, 313-393- Eight folk acts will be featured in ... Stan’s Dugout: the Glen Eddy Band, “Send in the Clones,” 8 p.m. Wed.-Sun. and1770 ... “Go Figure On This” figurative a show at 6 p.m. at the Trumbull Fri.; Robert Penn, Sat., Auburn Hills, 810- 10:30 p.m. Fri.-Sat., $12-$19.50, 313-965- show, Sculptors Guild of Michigan, 412-1040 ... Sports Bar & Grill: Detroit 2222. Theater, 4208 Trumbull. through next Sun., Swann Gallery, Detroit, Blues Band, Fri.; Robert Penn, Sat., 313-965-4826 ... Detroit Institute of Arts: Saturday night’s concert lineup atWyandotte, 313-285-5060 ... The Ark: Films “The Pen is Mightier ... Islamic Hart Plaza will include former MC5 Karen Savoca, 8 tonight, $9-$ 10, Ann Freedom Hill County Park Amphi­ Calligraphy in the DIA,” through July 27, member Wayne Kramer, Motor City Arbor, 313-763-8587 ... The Deck: Black theater presents big-screen movies on Tue. 11-4 Wed.-Fri., 11-5 weekends, 313-833- Josh and other acts. Call the Action! Market, Fri.; Immunity, Sat., Second City (action films) and Thu. (family films), gates 7900 ... “Vices and Virtues,” silver and Motown hot line, 888-976-6869. Bldg. rooftop, Detroit, 313-965-9500. open at 7, movies begin at dusk; Metro enamel eggs, miniatures and lockets by Parkway, between Schoenherr and Utica, Paul Malmendier, through June 21, Members of the Detroit SymphonyFree summer music Sterling Heights; $5, under 12 free; park­ Wearley Studio Gallery, Royal Oak, 810- Orchestra will play as the Solidarity Dearborn’s West Village District street- ing, $3, 810-979-7010 ... “Pulp Fiction,” 9 549-3016 ... Cranbrook Art Museum pre­ Strings when they present a benefit side entertainment, noon-3 every Sat. p.m. Mon. (doors open at 8), $2, State sents “New Work by Cranbrook Academy concert for locked-out newspaper through Aug. 23 (excluding July 4); this Theatre, Detroit, 313-961-5450. of Art Artists,” featuring the work of workers at 8:30 p.m. Saturday at week Mary Thompson at Too Too Oh/Mad recent graduates, through Aug. 31, 10-5 Hatter; Peter Tolia Guitar at Benefits First Unitarian Universalist Wed., Fri.-Sat.; 10-9 Thu. and noon-5 Sun., Commandant’s Quarters; Mime at the Bobby Hurricane, Michael Whitty, Dan $4, 248-645-3323. i Church, Cass Avenue at Forest, Library and Blue Grass Duet at the 222 D. and Jim Presley will participate in a Detroit. Journal critic John Guinn Bldg Troy Parks and Recreation and benefit for the Green Pary, a national New on sale will be featured on harpsichord. A the Troy Library summer concerts, 7 p.m. activist organization and political party, 7 World Party, Aug. 6 at St. Andrews Hall, $10 donation is suggested. every Wed.; this week: Rhythm Rangers ... p.m. Thu., Xhedos Cafe, 240 W. 9 Mile, $17 ... At the Shelter: the Melvins, June A special Saturday Night Central, Music on the Plaza, 7 p.m. every Thu., cor­Ferndale, 810-399-3946 ... 7th annual 27, $10; Phono-Comb and Mondo Mod, ner of Kercheval and St. Clair, Grosse “Jazz Under the Stars,” featuring David June 28, $7; Huevos Rancheros, July 5, $7 a religious service with jazz and Pointe; this week: the Chris Collins Myles and the Mylestones Band, will bene­... Veruca Salt, Local H and Fig Dish, July gospel music, also is planned for thisQuintet ... Music in the Park, 7 p.m. every fit the St. Vincent and Sarah Fisher 18 at Clutch Cargo’s, Pontiac, $15 ... week. After the music and a light Thu., Dodge Park, Sterling Heights; this Center, 6:30 p.m. Sat., $30, Piemontese Katell Keineg, June 24 at the Mill Street supper there will be a workshop on week: Blackthorn. Social Club, 38500 9 Mile, Farmington Lounge, Pontiac, $8 ... At the 7th House, “What are the ‘Decency’ Principles? Hills, 248-626-7527, ext. 280 ... 2nd annual Pontiac: the Nields and Steam Donkeys, Selected concerts this week NHL and Celebrity All-Star Hockey Game, June 29, $7; the Derailers, July 13, $6; People Who Work Shouldn’t Be (For Pine Knob and Meadow Brook con­2 p.m. next Sun. at Joe Louis Arena will Carter the Unstoppable Sex Machine, July Poor.” It starts at 5:30 at Central certs, call 810-377-0100.) feature Steve Yzerman, Darren McCarty, 23, $8 ... At Pine Knob, Clarkston: A sec­ Methodist Church, 23 E. Adams at ■Anne Murray, 8 tonight, $12.50 and $25, Gordie Howe, Dave Coulier and Candace ond Lollapalooza ’97 show, featuring Tool, Woodward in Detroit. Call Rev. Ed Meadow Brook. Cameron, $10-$250; proceeds will benefit Korn, Snoop Doggy Dogg, Devo and others, Rowe at 313-965-5422. ■ Wayne Newton, 7:30 tonight, $12.50 and the St. Vincent and Sarah Fisher Center July 16, $34 pavilion and lawn; Harry $22.50, Pine Knob. and Children’s Hospital; call 313-983-6606. Belafonte, Aug. 2, $22.50 and $12.50; the ■ Dan Fogelberg, 8 p.m. Fri., $12.50 and Monkees (Davy Jones, Micky Dolenz and Hands across the water $25, Meadow Brook. Authors/poets Peter Tork), Aug. 6, $22.50 and $12.50; Ted The 39th annual International Freedom■ Rush, 8 p.m. Tue., $18.50, $29.50 and Ron Allen and Wardell Montgomery areNugent, Aug. 8, $27.50 and $18.50; Festival, the world’s largest trans-border $40, Pine Knob. featured poets for the June “Poetry at Chicago, Aug. 15, $22.75 and $12.75 ... event, begins at 5 p.m. Thu. at Dieppe ■ Marilyn Manson with My Life with the Main” series at the Detroit Public Library, Also: Kenny Loggins has been scratched Park in Windsor. The lovefest celebrating Thrill Kill Kult, 7:30 p.m. Wed., $12.50 7 p.m. Wed., Detroit Main Library, 313- from the “Winans Do Motown All-Star the friendship between the United States and $23.50, Pine Knob. 833-1470 ... Shaman Drum Bookshop: Sue Concert” July 7 at Pine Knob. and Canada offers the Tug Across the ■ Three Dog Night and America, 7:30 p.m. Sliverman will read from her memoir Please send “Going Out” items to The River (with teams of 24 on either side of Thu., $12.50 and $22.50, Pine Knob. “Because I Remember Terror, Father, I Detroit Sunday Journal, 3100 E. Jefferson, the river, 1,000 feet of wet rope and a 7- ■ John Mellencamp with Amanda Remember You,” 8 p.m. Wed.; Caryl Detroit 48207. PAGE 26 JUNE 15, 1997

rating guide just opened O see it now § wait for the video CD read a book instead recent openings ‘Speed 2’: Fast boat to nowhere

“Brassed Off”O English filmmaker “Speed 2: Cruise Mark Herman’s emotionally charged Control” Q comedic drama about a group of By Michelle Banks union coal miners who struggle to Special to the Journal keep their brass band going after One washout for the summer they lose their jobs hits all the right movie season is definitely “Speed 2,” notes. Herman has given audiences a senseless sequel to the 1994 box- much to chew on about the impor­ office smash “Speed.” Not even the tance of community and jobs - effervescent and spunky Sandra although he does it in such a farcical Bullock can save this film from way that even if you don’t agree with drowning in its own pool of stupidi­ his left-leaning politics, you’re still ty bound to laugh and cry at all the The gimmick in the first film right moments. Rated R. -William involved a bus. This time a cruise Hanson ship headed for the Caribbean “Broken English”O This is a becomes the target for a demented crackling Romeo and Juliet story computer geek. Once the ship comes from a stormy corner of present-day, into sight, the plot unfolds like a multicultural New Zealand. Writer- road map and is as much fun to director Gregor Nichols has given watch as refolding that same map. audiences a hard-hitting and primal Bullock’s Annie and her cop Fine Line Features movie that is overflowing with ener­ boyfriend Alex (Jason Patric) are on gy. NC-17. -M att Black the ship and try to make some qual­ The cast of the “B uddy”O Rene Russo gets top ity time for romance. Ju st as Alex is stage version of billing opposite a 500-pound gorilla about to pop the question, the first “Love! Valour! named Buddy. The result is an affa­ explosion occurs at the hands of a Compassion!” ble, charming family film about the dejected ex-cruise line employee re-creates the bonds between humans and animals. named Giger (Willem Dafoe). roles in the film version, above, Rated PG. - M. Black Nothing in “Speed 2” suggests originality or entertainment. directed by loe “Con Air”O The first film in the Bullock may be refreshing and fun Mantelo (dark T- summer rush of action fare, “Con Air” to watch, but her presence only shirt). The new­ becomes the one to beat with the old- reminds us of how good the previous comer is Jason fashioned moralistic hero, a potpourri film was and of the excitement that Alexander. of bad-ass characters and spectacular made it so successful. Patric, a last- stunt chases. Stars Nicolas Cage, minute replacement for Keanu John Malkovich and Ving Rhames Reeves, is a handsome leading man make this a helluva ride right up to but is equally hampered by the lame- or trying to forget - AIDS over built in a hard-won climate of gay the astonishing finale. Rated R. script. At least Reeves had partner three summer weekends at a coun­ empowerment. - Michelle Banks Jeff Daniels and a menacing villain try house. Certainly there’s a collective gen­ in Dennis Hopper to play off of. It’s heartfelt and, for the most erosity, especially from Steven Here Dafoe’s motives are laughable part, strongly acted, not surprising Bogardus’ host, and a bravery that still showing and his techniques boring. when you consider that most of thecannot help but emerge affectingly. This lackluster sequel does make actors originated the roles on stage. But Joe Mantelo, who directed the one thing clear; there should be no“Seinfeld’s” Jason Alexander, who Broadway version, is not yet a film “Speed 3.” Rated PG-13. didn’t, is unable to avoid self-con­ director, and it shows in a certain l “Austin Powers”PG-13. -W.H. sciousness as the musical comedy drop-off in dramatic tension and queen, but John Glover is excellentoverall cohesiveness. This may be “Children of the Revolution”R. “Love! Valour! in the dual role of the Englishman academic to audiences who have not -W.H. Compassion!” § everyone likes and his bitter, seen the play. “The Devil’s Own”R. - J.G. “Love! Valour! Compassion!” is a unloved twin. The other actors are This film is a worthy alternative, “Donnie Brasco”R. - W.H. film of Terrence McNally’s hit play touching in their desire simply to but a less compelling one. R.M - att “Father’s Day”PG-13. -M. Banks about eight friends gallantly facing keep on living the lives they haveBlack “The Fifth Element”PG-13. -J.G. “Grosse Pointe Blank”R. - J.G. “Double Team”R .-J.G. “Batman and Robin”George “Scream ”R. - G.G. “LiarLiar”PG-13. -M. Banks Clooney, Chris O’Donnell and Uma “S elena”PG. - W.H. Thurman star. PG-13. “The Lost World: Jurassic Park” “B A R S .”PG-13. “The 6th Man”PG-13. -M. Banks PG-13. -M. Banks “Gone Fishin’” PG. “My Best Friend’s Wedding” “Sprung”R .-J.G. Romantic comedy with Julia Roberts “love jon es”R. - J.G. “Shiloh”PG. and Dermot Mulroney. PG-13. “Trial and Error”PG-13. -J.G. “Murder at 1600”R .-J.G. That Darn Cat”PG. “Temptress Moon”Story of seduc­ “Night Falls on Manhattan”R. “Vegas V acation”PG. tion and betrayal set in 1911 China.

i jT* • l S I i ^ J pill 11{ M l' * * 11 -J.G. R. m mm tm gtm MUssm m “The Saint”PG-13. -J.G. coming attractions“Ulee’s Gold”Peter Fonda plays a “Addicted to Love”R. - M. Black “ ’Til There Was You”PG-13. -M. solitary beekeeper in this drama. R. “Anaconda”PG-13. - W.H. Black “All Over Me”Drama about gay “The Van”Final installment of “Breakdown”R. - M. Banks “Volcano”PG -13.-J.G. teens in New York’s Hell’s Kitchen. R. Roddy Doyle’s Barrytown trilogy. R. JUNE 15, 1997 V 'i I P if, j PAGE 27

Crue puts ‘Swine’ on tableTHE SUN PUNCH CRUE, From Page 23 their aim in getting back together. By Carol Teegardin “It’s not like it’s rock against ing its typically elaborate, prop-ladengrunge,” says Neil, whose real last ockeytown is quieter now that the Red Wings have won the show to arenas in the fall. name is Wharton. “People make it Stanley Cup, and fans who were addicted to the games are suffer­ “The four of us have a special chem­ into a war, and it’s lame. The alterna­ H ing from Wings withdrawal. So how are the fans faring - and what istry,” Neil, 36, says of the reunion, tive thing had their run, and the good will they do with their time this summer without hockey? which began last fall. “There’s a magic stuff is still gonna stick around. And when we perform; it comes out in ournow it’s time for a change again.” DR. JUDY, the sex therapist who can be heard on 89X (88.7-FM) 10- records and when we’re live. We make Adds Sixx, 38 (whose real name is midnight Monday-Thursday: “I live in New York City but I watched every really good music when we’re apart, Frank Carlton Sterafino Ferrano), single game in the playoffs and I’ll miss that. I love the Red Wings. I’ll but we make really great music when ‘We took a beating from the alterna­ miss their energy. They ignited a lot of sexual energy, and I’ll bet that in we’re together. tive press ... and we were like, ‘Guys, nine months we’ll be seeing a lot of newborn babies.” “We didn’t know that back then, but grow up. It’s just music!’ We’re not we know that now.” going to get on that level. I don’t want JOHN SPECK, vocalist and guitarist from Hoarse, a Detroit rock band: The question is, does anybody care?to, because I like some of the alterna­ “I was on the road on tour during the playoffs, but I watched every game The answer seems to be yes. The the­ tive stuff” and pissed people off in other towns because I was rooting for the Red ater “listening parties” - when the In fact, things seem temperate all Wings. What’ll I do now? Watch soccer I guess. I also like drag racing. I’ll band plays all of “Generation Swine,”around with Motley Crue these days. miss the games but I won’t be that bored. This is summer. There’s a lot to plus some old hits, and answers ques­Once makeup-wearing bad boys do.” tions from fans - sold out in minutes.whose leering attitude and occasional­ The first single from the album, ly explicit lyrics were protested by DOUG HIXSON, owner of Griff’s Grill, on N. Saginaw Street in “Afraid,” is rapidly rising on rock radioright-wingers, the ’97 edition of the Pontiac: “We’re going to close down. Just kidding. Actually, we’ll keep run­ station playlists. In Japan, where the group seems sedate - though drum­ ning like normal but it will be quieter, and I’ll definitely miss the Stanley album is already out, retailers can’t mer Lee is regular fodder for the Cup series because it was fun. We were packed in here. What’s next on stock it fast enough. tabloid press after marriages to TV? I don’t know. I guess there’s still some basketball, and you can always There’s also a sense within the actresses Heather Locklear and watch golf. How’s that for excitement?” music industry that as modern or “Baywatch’s” Pamela Anderson. “alternative” rock slips into the pop There is, however, Motley Brue - a rowdy past is not entirely behind it. everybody. It’s tongue-in-cheek, mainstream, a portal is opening againblue soft drink that turns drinkers’ “There’s all these generation every- thumbing our noses at the establish­ for the kind of glammy, high-energy mouths and even feces that color. things - Generation X, Generation ment. That’s kinda where it sits.” played by the Crue and its legion of Hustler founder Larry Flynt appearsNext, Generation Pepsi, Generation Motley Crue performs Friday at the imitators - such as Ratt, which is also in the video for “Afraid.” And the Me,” Sixx explains. “ ‘Generation State Theatre, 2115 Woodward, down­ mounting a comeback campaign this musicians say the “Generation Swine”Swine’ is sort of a celebration of the town Detroit. Doors open at 7 p.m. The year. But Neil and Sixx say that’s nottitle acknowledges that the group’s fact that there’s a little bit of pig in show is sold out. Call 313-961-5450.

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VENDORS, From Page 23 Hockeytown Authentics, a memora­ bilia store inside Joe Louis Arena, name on it,” reports Bruce Dee. “All says he can believe just about any­ we had was a $225 jersey that could thing these days. fit a 300-pound guy, but she wanted “I had a lady call me up the other it. The woman was about 5-foot-2, day saying she wanted Red Wing weighed maybe 100 pounds and it shoes,” he laughs. “I guess there used looked like a sheet on her, but she to be a company that sold Red Wing bought it.” shoes, but they weren’t shoes repre­ Bruce and Brian Dee, who are usu­ senting our Red Wings. I told her we ally busy lettering jerseys in the backdon’t have them and she insisted that room of the store, acknowledge that we did!” (Red Wing shoes exist, by Red Wings items will be hot for at the way. Check out the retail outlet in least the next 30 days and possibly Royal Oak.) through the summer. Hockeytown Authentics sells actual The older Dee says the pro jerseys game-worn jerseys ranging from $300 that start at $140 - especially those to $2,000 each, game-used sticks in with the names Vernon, McCarty, the $75-$200 range and autographed Yzerman and Shanahan - are the pictures. It’s a store that features best-sellers right now. Fans who had authentic collectibles, yet Roberts them autographed by the players says people call him all day long ask­ during the playoffs will keep them asing for Red Wings bedspreads, show­ collector’s items. er curtains, patches, towels - even “Anything they have autographeddog - collars. hats, jerseys, pants - will make How many hockey mania calls does money for them someday,” he says. Roberts still field every day? Journal photo by GEORGE WALDMAN “And fans know that.” “Right now I get 500,” he says. “AndRed Wings fans are clamoring for caps, jerseys and just about anything with the team At the Goalie’s Den in Troy, I’ll never get tired of them. Never.” name or those of players such as Yzerman, Vernon, McCarty and Shanahan. employees are so busy lettering jer­ seys that they can barely take time to talk on the phone. horoscope “We’re doing a lot of McCarty jer­ seys today - a lot,” said a salesman Aries (March 21-April 20) Leo (July 21-Aug. 21) itual fulfillment. who wouldn’t even take the time to A family crisis brings you closer to You may find yourself involved in Sagittarius (Nov. 23-Dec. 20) spell his name. “Hey, I have to go. loved ones. A special gift you give a some kind of legal action. A night out The anxiety and depression that have We’ve got people lined up out frontfriend will be greatly appreciated. could be a little more eventful than youbeen holding you back will suddenly dis­ sipate. Renew your energy with a week­ right now. It’s crazy in here.” Taurus (April 21-May 20) imagined. All work and no play can make life a Virgo (Aug. 22-Sept. 22) end away from troubles. Over at Jumbo Sports in Roseville, little tedious. Get out and exercise, or An important message will send your Capricorn (Dec. 21-Jan. 19) it’s $8.99 car flags they can’t keep in take in a movie or watch a video with a thoughts racing. A young person’s Someone close to you may be more stock. friend. involvement will add something special seriously ill than you think. A breakup in “People are still coming in here say­ Gemini (May 21-iune 20) to a project you’re working on. a relationship will turn out to be a good ing that their flag has been stolen A situation won’t go quite as well as Libra (Sept. 23-0ct. 22) thing. and they need to get another one,” you hoped, but it won’t be all bad. Keep a It isn’t easy, but listen to your head Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18} says store manager John Adams. positive attitude where business matters and not your heart when making impor­It is important that you realize the tant decisions. Invest your time and many blessings you have. Stop looking at “Can you believe people are still are concerned. Cancer (June 21-July 20) money wisely. the negative side of everything. stealing flags right off the cars after A celebration with family will be Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 22) Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20) the playoffs are over?” better than expected. A child needs spe­ There are times we all suffer from You may have won the battle but was Craig Roberts, operations supervi­cial guidance during some rough poverty of the soul and must lift our­ it worth all the pain? Take some time to sor for Red Wings merchandise at times. selves up. You are in need of a little spir­realize mistakes, then move on. JUNE 15, 1997 PAGE 29

Pink Floyd’s take on ‘Oz’ takes off emember you read it here very brief scene withJeff like males for being the wonderful, first, on April 13, 1997 - e t w e e n Goldblum andJulianne Moore, talented and humble people they how P ink F loyd’s“Dark B near the end of the flick. He’s the are. A belated present for a ’90s sort Side of the Moon” could be t h e Lin e s guy with the beard. of dad could be signing him up for a R used as an alternative sound track to different microbrewed beer each By Shirley Wilson “The Wizard of Oz.” Now the whole Calling all high schools month (call 1-800-854-BEER). Or nation is catching on to the bizarre and friends Emily Saliersof Indigo Girls maybe a stogie is more up his alley. coincidence, with stories finally tells BTL that the duo plans to do aCigar Affair will send five interna­ appearing in other, slower newspa­ fall tour of high schools so they can tional hand-rolled cigars to him of the same wording in his News pers. According to industry sources, play for fans who don’t get a chance each m onth for a year (call 1-800- sales of “Dark Side of the Moon” story, with no credit given to Crain’sto see them at their full-priced, reg­ 805-GIFT). And there’s still time to have more than doubled recently asor its reporter,Bob Sherefkin. It’s ular concerts. They’re just now suss­renew your dad’s mail-subscription Capitol Records has decided to gen­not the first time a Crain’s story has ing out the details of this endeavor, to his favorite paper, The Detroit tly promote the gimmick. The popu­ been hijacked by the dailies, either. but we don’t think you’ll have to Sunday Journal, and add an auto­ lar album has sold more than 25 mil­ Word is Snooze biz editorN olan start saving candy wrappers or any­graphed copy of “Voices of the Finley got an epistolary dressing- lion copies since its release and holds thing. Strike” byGeorge Waldman. down from a top editor at the weekly a record for spending 741 consecu­ Wings fans tie up bluesman tive weeks on Billboard’s Top 200 business paper. Wonder how awk­ Ugly is as ugly does ward all this is for the Crain’s man­ chart. Savvy stores have even been The red tide overwhelmed even Funny, isn’t it, how just seeing aging editor whose wife is a scab the blues last week. Classic Brit displaying copies of the Oz video and M itch A lbom ’s sneering face incites album together. Ah, yes, it’s good to copy editor there. Too bad the bluesmanJohn Mayallwas caught people? At that big Wings celebra­ be the leader of the pack! Snooze doesn’t have what it takes up in the traffic jam out on tion at Joe Louis last week, a shot of anymore to do its own reporting. Woodward as he tried to exit his Albom talking to Wings broadcast­ Steal this scoop Now you see him ... Majestic gig. “What sport did you ers Dave Straderand M ickey say they were playing?” he asked R edm ond flashed on the Editors and reporters at Crain’s H itchcock did it. So didStephen the promoter, as they sat in traffic. Detroit Business are steamed. King. So why shouldn’t legendary Jumbotron, prompting the crowd to “Hockey? We don’t even play that, boo scabman Albom heartily. Our Seriously scooped by a Mondaydirector Steven Spielberg?Folks do we?” Alas, John, no, you don’t. story in Crain’s about a pending bil­with 20/20 vision have noticed that sentiments exactly! lion-dollar buyout of American Axle,Spielberg makes a cameo appear­ Pere ubu Got good stuff for B T L? Fax Detroit Snooze scabD an H ow es ance in his new blockbuster movie, Don’t forget - today’s the day we Shirley at 313-567-9647 or E-mail ripped off the piece, even using some“The Lost World.” Watch for him in a honor our dad and any other dad-her at [email protected]. Thanks!

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All money benefits — Irene 2. 2 years of high school. and two room schools for 14 years, It’s been 26 years since locked-out families. 3. Resident of Wayne, Oakland, was employed at Sealed Power you passed away, dad, Mixed Messages0 Unsigned poster -$15 Thank you, St. Jude, for favors Macomb and Monroe counties. Company in St. Johns 17 years, was but your presence is still felt. granted. Art B. Artist signed version -$25 4. Valid driver’s license. NOTE: The opinions expressed in Mixed a Dekalb Seed Corn dealer for many Love, your children and grandkids. Application day first Wednesday Messages are those o l advertisers and do not years and farmed near Ashley until Send checks to: Dear Dad - We love you. Happy necessarily reflect Sunday Journal policies. Metro Council of Newspaper Unions, Health of each month. 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. retirement. He has continued to live Father’s Day! Love Emmett & Kayla. 450 W. Fort St., Detroit, Ml 48226 1627 W. 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Exquisitely Erotic Conversation listen to me!” factory 71 More like a fog 101 Fortune-teller’s composer JT’s HANDY MAN SERVICE Live, Personal, Unhurried 24 Grin and ___ 47 Airport detector than a rain tidbit 40 Gave (out) (248) 615-1300 Adults * VOL. 5 IS HERE! One-stop spring cleanup $1.99 min. Credit Cards 25 Snoopy exciter 73 Baby bird? 104 Theater district sparingly To order any o f M e rl s Painting and power washing, graffiti relatives? 49 O f kings 75 Fountain of 105 A privilege of 43 Hamster, for one crossword collections, removal, pool openings, gutter (900) 993-8553 $3.99 min. 26 Licorice flavor 50 Away from the music democracy? 44 Snow sliders send $10 per book and garage cleaning, etc. Free esti- Peac 3 Raven 46 Lies quietly (checks only, payable 27 Words on a wind, in sailing 76 They do their 107 Uncompre­ mates. (810) 791-4165.______Private Tarot Readings. Parties. 47 Feeler of to “PuzzleWorks") to: Wonderland 51 Roger Bannister, part hending Crosswords. P.O. Box Host or hostess gets free reading. imaginary walls Painting bottle for one 77 Rife with down 108 Petri dish layer I5066-D, Tampa FL Now reading at 2nd Cup Cafe Oak 28 Debt voucher 52 Postpone again, as 78 Herculaneum 109 Head over heels 48 Qualified voter 33684. Please specify INTERIOR PAINTING Park. 2nd + 4th Wednesdays of the Vol. 1 ,2 ,3 , 4, o r 5. 29 Vexes a motion destroyer 110 In order 49 Job histories Wallpaper hanging and stripping month. Call (248) 542-3283. Ask Call for free estimates for Fred or on the “net” — (313) 584-4639 HTTP://[email protected] PAGE 32 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL JUNE 15, 1997 I, White-boy, being of sound mind THE ANCHOR BAR’S new print­ and body, wish to thank the follow­ ing press arrived only 8 hours Real Estate ing people for their support in our before Stanley came back! Could struggle: The U.A.W., all the build­ this be THE good luck charm? H ouse for Sa l e ing trades, (especially the Sheet Collins will get his raise, WESTLAND. Nice 3-bedroom. Big The officers, members and retirees of Metal Workers Local #80), double lot, garage, new furnace with UAW Local 909 support the Locked- Francine Harper, Soup Bone and central air, windows, updated out Newspaper Workers. We encour­ his posse, Kevin Mackey and his kitchen and bath. Close to schools, Maggee sauce, my friends in age all working people to come to now he must start winning Westland Mall, and fitness trails. Detroit for Action! Motown, June 20- Brighton, Port Huron, on Hayes, Nice quiet neighborhood. $85,000. 21 and to continue not to purchase and on Lawrence (Chef Slim), Call for appointment, (313) 762- scab papers or USA Today. hat’s to be done with Flipper, Jim-Bob, Spanky and all 9144 or (313) 721-3076. the other partners who can only be Doug Collins? He report­ identified by nickname. Without all John C. Hillery, Happy B-Day. Let’s H ouse N eeded to R ent edly is back in town con­ of your heart and spirit we would do a reasonably priced lunch. Locked-out worker must move ASAP. templating a revamped have never been so effective. I “The proper role of the press,” Looking for 3 bdrm. house in Northwest would also like to thank my wife, W contract that will pay him in the Richard McCord argues, “is to Detroit, Detroit, or near Grosse Re. Tanya, who, as all you striker wives whereabouts of $3 to $4 million, a REPORT ethical, moral and legal area. Reasonable. Call (home) (313) must know, helped us to persevere wrongdoing, not COMMIT it.” Get the 568-0612 or (office) (313) 964-5655 M- substantial raise over his current through a most difficult time. I also book now and find out what Gannett W-F; 12 p.m.-4 p.m. salary of $1.5 million. want to apologize to all the people thinks “freedom of the press” means. who have been offended by my Send $27.45 (made payable to Metro Real Estate Agents enthusiastic pursuit of right. In war Council of Newspaper Unions) to: Brother Locked-Out Employee there are always innocent casual­ The Detroit Sunday Journal, 450 W. Let me market your home and help ties. And of course, to all the scabs Fort, Detroit, Ml 48226. Att; Chain and goons whether they see this or with all your Real Estate objectives. Gang. Include name and address Oakland, Macomb and East Side. Bob hear it from me personally: you want it sent to.-The Chain Carroll of Jack Christenson Realtors. WE’LL BE HERE ONE DAY Gang, One Newspaper versus the Call (810) 826-8200 LONGER THAN YOU!!!! Gannett Empire. Pager (810) 704-1580 H a l l s or Fax (810) 826-8210 GROSSE POINTERS: Help sup­ Steve Anderson - You’re the man port the newspaper workers in who did the job! From your DSJers. BUYING OR SELLING A HOME? their struggle for a fair contract! Use a union brother, also a striking Call BEST HOCKEY COVERAGE — first employee specializing in Oakland our hotline at (313) 222-7654 for puck drop to the Cup — was in the and Macomb counties and East Side Well, the Pistons got 54 victories information and yard signs. Sunday Journal. — Wing Fans Detroit. for $1.5 million last season. For twice Call Bob DeMoss, (810) 979-1600. Locked-out workers, heed the call. SARAH PRING — just where does a that figure, or even more money, they With thousands of unionists com­ top-flight labor skate skate? In what Looking to buy or sell real estate? should expect nothing less than the ing to town for our benefit on June job does a lieutenant labor? Call union brother and locked-out 20-21, will you come out for Love, Betrayed, Back-stabbed worker specializing in Metro Detroit. NBA championship. them?? and Throat-slit. Our company also specializes We last left Collins in some sort of in buying homes for cash. Call black mood because Otis Thorpe and Mr. Rose today. (313) 345-4660. Grant Long were complaining about Used Cars his coaching style. Certainly, Thorpe carried his protest onto the court F ord where he loafed through some games 1991 Mercury SableLX station wagon. for some hefty dollars of his own. Excellent condition, $6700. (810) 352- Thorpe still has two years remain­ 3050, 9 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. M-F. u ing on his contract, which will pay £ o> JS F ord him something like $5 million this G <-> Journal photo by REBECCA COOK O o season. The talk is that the Pistons > u 1996 Ford Ranger4 x 2 XLT. 2.3L, 4- CQ cyl, 5-speed manual trans., 19,900 plan to trade Thorpe and Long, whoThe Pistons have given Doug Collins O J3 miles $9,700 (313) 845-1698. is Terry Mills’ cousin. money and power. Now he must win. on o Mills, who’s a free agent, reportedly A u to - Sa le s R eps. will seek greener pastures but has he doesn’t use the title and prefers to Thinking of Buying told insiders he would stay if the keep his extensive grip on power or Leasing a New or Used behind the scenes. Car or Truck? Pistons signed Derrick Coleman. Use a Locked-out Newspaper Union Really! Coleman is the baddest of the His old contract has three years 6/ 15/97 © 1997 by M. Reagle brother. Call Ray Frusciano at bad actors. remaining. The new deal would only Royal Oak Ford. (248) 544-6561. They wouldn’t even let him play inbe for two years, including an option New Jersey, which doesn’t have any year. So Collins could collect the big fans. Philadelphia wants to dump bucks and say so long, or head for the him so badly there’s talk they mightfront office and hire a new coach. release him. Certainly his emotional mood Eric Freedman (313) 554-4444 l Speaking of New Jersey, there is swings are hardly suited to day-to- Pulitzer 1 talk that the Pistons wouldn’t mind day coaching chores. LOS 1 picking up Jayson Williams, a Don’t forget, the Pistons have the 1 rebounder of note, in some summer No. 19 pick in the upcoming NBA only in GALANE’S 1 trade or other. The names of Thorpe draft. So Collins must make a deci­ MEXICAN RESTAURANT 1 and Long were mentioned. sion on th at choice. the journal 1 Earlier in the summer, there was A lot of people are lobbying for MEXICAN AND AMERICAN talk the Pistons might send Thorpe Maurice Taylor of Michigan. Forget BREAKFAST • LUNCH 1 • DINNER • CARRY-OUT to Charlotte for center Matt Geiger, a it. Insiders say Taylor is dog chow. 1 serviceable if not great player. If Better to go with an unknown player HOMEMADE TORTILLAS DAILY I Thorpe goes, he reportedly would likefrom an unheralded school. MASAI K. BUTTS WE SERVE THE BEST MEXICAN FOOD IN TOWN 1 Operation Manager I to go to Charlotte. Hey, Stockton m atriculated at Live Entertainment & Dancing Well, all of this gossip is fascinat­ Gonzaga and Malone is a Louisiana s4dva*tced @leo*U*ty Ottc. with I ing. But nothing much will happenTech man. Scottie Pippen went to until July 1 when people can make Central Arkansas. OK, Dennis CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING FRI -SAT- SUN 9 - 2 1 COMMERCIAL* RESIDENTIAL Rodman went to Oklahoma A & P, or 3362 BAGLEV trades. That’s also the time when some such institution. But Rodman Ph. (313) 892-7780 Open 7 Days JAMES GALAN DETROIT, Ml 46216 i people with hot feet in June suddenly Fax (313) 892-0610 Fully Insured IBigiBIBIBIBIBIBIBigiBMBIBigjBIBigjBIEIBIBIBigiBIEi find their loafers cooling off come helped the Pistons win a couple of July. championships, which is more than While we’re passing around Collins has brought to the table. rumors, how about Thorpe and LongSo Bill Davidson should think twice Michigan's Foremost Labor, Workers' Compensation for John Stockton and Karl Malone?before he lets Tom Wilson toss all and Personal Injury Law F irm since 1927 Yes! that money around. Don’t forget, the Getting back to Collins, whose lock­Pistons njust still sign Joe Dumars Sachs, Waldman, O’Hare, Helveston, er room chats often drive men mad, and Lindsey Hunter. Plus Grant Hill something else must be said. He’s notmust be kept happy. Bogas & McIntosh, P.C. getting all that money just to coach. All those other guys can take a Detroit, ML Clemens, Pontiac, Flint and Lansing (313) 965-3464 He’s also the general manager. But hike. » ------wmmmmam

JUNE 15, 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 33 A list of all the dealers w ho give you a free car to drive when yours is in for service: 1. Al Long Ford

Special to the Journal by JOHN C. HILLERY Game 4 hero Darren McCarty (right) will be back in Detroit next season but reserve Tim Taylor will likely be looking for a new home. Wings plan to trade either Vernon or Osgood HARRIS, From Page 36 another season. to get the job. If Bowman does come feuded with Bowman last season. It’s a tough spot for the team, back, look for Lewis to go elsewhere. Vernon, 34, is a Bowman favorite. which is at the mercy of Bowman. For whatever reason, the organiza­ But if the 63-year-old Hall of Famer That’s a terrible place to be because tion doesn’t consider Barry Smith a doesn’t return, Vernon will be tradedthe man who now has seven Stanleycandidate. At this point, it looks like because of his age and the presence Cups will press and take advantageSmith will return to Sweden next of Osgood and Kevin Hodson. of every opportunity like this. If heseason to coach Malmo of the Larionov, 36, is a free agent for the decides to return, he’ll also ask for aSwedish Elite League. Bowman’s first time in his career. He likes raise from his current $950,000 renewed interest in coaching could Detroit and the Wings have offered salary. But he has to be careful he also be his way of clearing the way him two years at $1.75 million per doesn’t overplay his hand by askingfor Smith to become coach for the season. But Larionov still has a for Doug Collins-type money. 1998-99 season. house in Vancouver, where he playedOne potential way out for Hitch Besides the above-mentioned play­ when he came to North America fromand the organization is to offer ers, look for everybody on the playoff Russia in 1989. Bowman isn’t the Bowman an amount of money to “goroster to return except for Tomas only factor that will affect his deci­ away.” That would probably take Sandstrom and Tim Taylor. The team sion. He would like return if the around $500,000. won’t sign Sandstrom, an unrestrict­ When you buy Wings upped their offer to $2 million If Bowman doesn’t return, look fored free agent, and the team has big­ per season for two years and the Dave Lewis - who just completed hisger, younger role players than Taylor.a new car or truck from team brought back Slava Fetisov for ninth season as a Wings assistant - It should be an interesting summer. Al Long Ford, you’ll never walk again. * ,* Local 58 IBEW * * Miller, Cohen,Attorneys and Counselors All workers need the effective “ * a t L aW right to organize and strike. r Vote for Martens, Ice & Geary, P.C. Without these rights, the American Representing Unions & Working People for Four Decades middle-class dream will diminish GARRETT for 58 Personal Injuries • Workers’ Compensation and disintegrate. We support the aILONG Rick - Secretary Employee Rights • Employment Discrimination locked-out newspaper workers. Tom - Treasurer m. 1400 NORTH PARK PLAZA BUILDING FORO Jim - Exec. Board 17117 W. NINE MILE RD. For all of labor’s sake! Steve - Exam. Board SOUTHFIELD, Ml. 48075 SINCE 1945 (810) 559-2110 Your Ford Dealer. Forever.

UAW Local 2308 800-801-LONG in the public service Teamsters The leadership of UAW Local 2308, 810-777-2700 representing employees of Miller Joint Council No. 13 LOCAL 732 Brewing Co., Trenton, Ohio, along Jerry Husgen - Director, 13711 East Eight Mile We Support Your Right To with its membership supports The Legislative and Political Action Sunday Journal and the Detroit (at Schoenherr) Fight For Dignity and Justice Newspaper Workers. Tel.: (314) 645-3197 ROSEVILLE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 1401 Hampton Ave. Warren, Michigan 48089 EXECUTIVE BOARD AND MEMBERS Solidarity Forever St^-kouis, Mo. 63439* - PAGE 34 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 34

Paint job could propel Labonte Sunday wrap couch potato time B y Christopher M . Singer Bringing it all back home SUNDAY Journal Staff Writer dng ahead 12:30 p.m . Golf, PGA U.S. Open, final Williams-Renault driverJacques round, Channel 4. Will defending Winston Cup cham­ Sun. Mon. Tue. Wed. Thu. Fri. Sat. Villeneuve returns to French Cana­ 12:30 p.m. Auto racing, Formula One pion Terry Labonte’s trendy new 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 da today for the Player’s Grand Prix Grand Prix of Canada, Channel 9. paint job give him luck in today’s MON. FLA. FLA. FLA. BOS. BOS. 1 p.m. Auto racing, NASCAR of Canada at Circuit Gilles Villen­ 1:35 7:05 7:05 1:05 7:05 7:05 Michigan 400, Channel 62. Michigan 400 at Michigan Speed­ 50 None 50 PASS PASS None euve - named for Jacques’s late 1 p.m. Baseball, Baltimore at Atlanta, way? (1 p.m., Channel 62) father, who raced in Formula One for 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 TBS. It seems every time Labonte 1:30 p.m. Baseball, Detroit at Team Ferrari - on lie Notre Dame BOS. N.Y. N.Y. N.Y. BOS. BOS. BOS. changes paint schemes on his 1:05 7:05 7:05 1:05 7:05 7:05 7:05 Montreal, Channel 50. across the St. Lawrence River from PASS PASS PASS None 50 50 50 2:15 p.m. Baseball, Milwaukee at Chevrolet Monte Carlo, he wins. downtown Montreal (12:30 p.m. Home games are shaded Chicago Cubs, WGN. Shades of purple aretres chic on 4 p.m. Track and field, U.S. Outdoor Channel 9). the auto color charts this year. Championships, Channel 62. The tight 12-tum, 2.75-mile race Labonte’s new purple paint job will 5 p.m. Auto racing, International track is tough on brakes and tires. Race of Champions, Channel 7. sell sponsor Kellogg’s in the Battle AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE Fuel mileage and pit stop strategy 5 p.m. Boxing, Joe Hipp vs. Ross Creek cereal maker’s back yard. East W L Pet. GB East WL Pet. GB Puritty, heavyweights, 10 rounds, will also be critical. Baltimore 42 19 .689 - Atlanta 42 22 .656 - Last year’s spring show at Roger Channel 62. Gilles Villeneuve had two podi­ New York 36 27 .571 7 Florida 37 26 .587 414 5 p.m. MLS soccer,. Colorado at Penske’s very fast two-mile oval was Toronto 29 31 .483 12'/£ Montreal 35 28 .556 um finishes on the track that now Columbus, ESPN. an economy run won by Rusty DETROIT 29 32 .475 13 New York 35 28 .556 &/> 7 p.m. NBA, Finals: Utah at Chicago, bears his name. Jacques Villeneuve Wallace in his Penske Racing South Boston 26 37 .413 17 Philadelphia 21 41 .339 20 Channel 4. If necessary. has won on the track back in hisCentral W L Pet. GB Central W L Pet. GB 7 p.m. IHL, Turner Cup Finals: Long Ford Thunderbird. A 200-lap race Toyota Atlantic days. His record inCleveland 32 28 .533 - Houston 32 33 .492- Beach at Detroit, PASS. If neces­ means three pit stops - one every 50 Kansas City 29 32 .475 3'^ Pittsburgh •31 32 .492 - sary. Formula One has been brilliant. The laps. So the team that can stretch Milwaukee 29 32 .475 31k St. Louis 30 33 .476 1 8 p.m. Baseball, Boston at New York Indy 500 winner and ex-PPG Cup the fuel from its third pit stop has Chicago 28 34 .452 5 Cincinnati 26 37 .413 5 Mets, ESPN. champion has started 24 grand prixMinnesota 28 35 .444 5'^ Chicago 25 39 .391 614 the best chance of winning. MONDAY races and won seven. Villeneuve andWest W L Pet. GB West WL Pet. GB Wallace last June had enough fuel 4 p.m. Baseball, Chicago Cubs at Team Ferrari driverMichael Schu­ Seattle 35 29 .547 - San Francisco36 28 .563 Chicago W hite Sox, WGN. to still race hard at the finish. Anaheim 34 29 .540 'I Colorado 35 30 .554 n m acher are 1-2 in the points chase 7:30 p.m. Baseball, Atlanta at Jeff Gordon, who has won six races Texas 32 30 .532 2 Los Angeles 31 33.484 5 Toronto, TBS. for the World Driving Championship. 27 8 this season in his Chevrolet Monte Oakland 39 .409 9 San Diego 28 36 .453 TUESDAY Carlo, and Labonte, his HendrickOutlaw raid NOTE: Major league standings through Thursday. 7 p.m. Baseball, Florida at Detroit, Channel 50. Motorsports teammate, are 1-2 in The Pennzoil World of Outlaws 7 p.m. IHL, Turner Cup Finals: Long the Winston Cup points battle. winged sprint car series will, no Beach at Detroit, PASS. If neces­ Today’s event will be the first race doubt, have another SRO crowdBatter G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB AVG. sary. for veteran Morgan Shepherd in his Hamelin 24 68 10 26 5 0 5 14 1 .382 7:30 p.m. Baseball, Atlanta at tonight at 1-96 Speedway in LakeMiller 1 3 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 .333 Toronto, TBS. new ride. He has left the struggling Odessa, ju st off 1-96 betweenCasanova 27 81 9 23 1 1 1 8 0 .284 7:30 p.m. Soccer, Israel vs. United Richard Jackson team and replaces Lansing and Grand Rapids. Fryman 61 227 40 63 8 2 9 41 7 .278 States, ESPN. Bobby Hillin in the Jasper Motor- Nieves 52 166 28 46 10 1 7 29 1 .277 8 p.m. Baseball, Chicago Cubs at Qualifying starts at 6 p.m. and rac­Walbeck* 9 29 5 8 2 0 1 5 2 .276 Chicago W hite Sox, WGN. 1 sports Ford Thunderbird. ing at 7:30 p.m. Call 616-642-6500.Clark 60 215 45 58 8 18 52 1 .270 9 p.m . Boxing, John Ruiz vs. Ray Anis, Greg Sacks again will drive for Higginson 60 213 36 56 11 1 9 35 5 .263 heavyweights, 12 rounds, USA. Pride 38 91 12 23 3 1 1 12 2 .247 Sabco Racing, substituting for theOops! Reed 32 73 6 18 1 0 0 6 3 .247 WEDNESDAY still recovering Robby Gordon.A photo of a Detroit Grand PrixEasley 57 191 37 47 12 1 6 21 12 .246 1 p.m. Baseball, Florida at Detroit, Doctors have told Gordon he should Nevin 22 53 7 13 3 0 1 7 0 .245 PASS. race car in last week’s Journal wasHunter 61 251 36 57 8 4 3 18 27 .227 be able to drive his Chevrolet Monte 7:30 p.m. Baseball, Atlanta at wrongly identified as Indy car racerJohnson 35 111 6 23 4 1 1 13 1 .207 Toronto, ESPN. Carlo next Sunday in the NAPABobby Rahal’sReynard-Ford. Cruz 59 168 17 34 12 0 1 16 0 .202 10:30 p.m. Baseball, Anaheim at Los California 500 at Penske’s brand It was Indy Lights race winnerTotals 61 2021 306 513 90 13 67 287 64 .254 Angeles, ESPN. new California Speedway inTony Kanaan’sTasman Motor- Pitcher W L ERA Sv IP H R ER BB SO THURSDAY Fontana. sports Group entry. Thompson 6 4 2.9 2 0 92.1 72 30 30 29 67 4 p.m . Golf, PGA Buick Classic, first Olivares 4 4 3.48 0 77.2 61 32 30 34 49 round, USA. Jones 1 2 3.62 8 27.1 21 14 11 24 24 7:30 p.m. Baseball, Pittsburgh at New Tigers might make realignment shiftSager 2 2 3.66 2 32.0 30 15 13 8 20 York Mets, PASS. Moehler 4 5 3.93 0 75.2 75 34 33 25 44 8 p.m. NHL Awards, Channel 9, ADAMS, From Page 36 Blair 4 2 4.91 0 40.1 50 23 22 22 18 ESPN. wouldn’t happen until we have Bautista 0 1 5.47 0 24.2 29 16 15 8 11 Lira 4 3 5.56 0 55.0 57 36 34 26 43 FRIDAY home with Seattle and Oakland realignment.” Miceli 0 1 5.87 1 30.2 29 23 20 20 32 4 p.m . Golf, PGA Buick Classic, sec­ before facing traditional rivals That’s an issue which is already Brocail 1 4 6.12 2 32.1 42 22 22 18 16 ond round, USA. Boston or the New York Yankees. being discussed. With Tampa Bay Myers 0 3 6.35 2 17.0 19 12 12 11 18 7 p.m. Baseball, Boston at Detroit, Totals 29 32 4.47 15 540.0 528 290 268 247 356 PASS. Then there are the 20 two-game joining the A.L. next season and 7:30 p.m. Baseball, Atlanta at series the Tigers have to deal with Arizona entering the N.L., that Through Thursday ‘disabled list. Totals include players no longer with team. Philadelphia, TBS. this season, caused because of inter­gives each league 15 teams, mean­ 8 p.m. Baseball, Chicago Cubs at Houston, WGN. league play. ing there always has to be one inter­ 8:30 p.m. Boxing, Michael Grant vs. “I think it’s a great step for base­ league series during the season. Alfred Cole for IBF heavyweight ball but I don’t like the way they There has been talk the Tigers THE FINALS TURNER CUP FINALS title, 10 rounds, ESPN. rearranged the schedule,” said would move out of the A.L. East, but Chicago vs. Utah Detroit vs. Long Beach SATURDAY Bulls lead, 3-2 Vipers lead, 3-1 1 p.m. Baseball, New York Yankees at Tigers manager Buddy Bell. McHale said there are limits to Friday, at Chicago, late Friday, at Long Beach, late Cleveland, Channel 2. Another problem for Bell is that what the team will do. x-Today, at Chicago, 7:30 p.m. x-Today, at Detroit, 7 p.m. 1:30 p.m. Bowling, PBA St. Clair x-if necessary his pitchers had to bat in Montreal “The expansion committee’s x-Tuesday, at Detroit, 7 p.m. Classic, Channel 7. and will have to bat in Atlanta. report is due at the end of June, butAll games on Channel 4 and WWJ (950 x-if necessary 3 p.m. Auto racing, NASCAR Grand Designated hitters will be used in we’ll know more during our owner’sAM) All games on PASS and WDFN (1130 AM) National Winston West 200, Channel 7. Tiger Stadium and other A.L. parks. meetings this week in Philadel­ 4 p.m. WNBA, New York at Los “I’m a little rusty,” said Tigers phia,” McHale said. “We don’t know Angeles, Channel 4. 4 p.m. Baseball, Baltimore at Toronto, pitcher Omar Olivares, a career .229 yet if realignment will affect us PRESEASON 12atTampaBay Fox 1:00 Channel 9. hitter with St. Louis and the directly, but we told the committee AUGUST 19 N.Y. GIANTS Fox 4:00 I ATLANTA------TBAT 26 Bye Week 4 p.m. Golf, PGA Buick Classic, third Phillies. “But that’s not my main we wouldn’t be interested in switch­8 CINCINNATI TBA NOVEMBER round, Channel 62. concern. I’m more interested in ing leagues. 17 at Pittsburgh 8:00 2 at Green Bay ESPN#8:00 5:30 p.m. Golf, Seniors Nationwide learning the hitters.” “We would be interested in mov­ 21 at Indianapolis TBA 9 at Washington Fox 1:00 Championship, second round, REGULAR SEASON 16 MINNESOTA Fox 1:00 ESPN. “They’re not doing too good,” Belling to the A.L. Central if it was in 31 ATLANTA Fox” TUfT 23 INDIANAPOLIS NBC 1:00 7 p.m. Baseball, Minnesota at said of his pitchers’ crash course in the best interests of the league, but SEPTEMBER 27 CHICAGO Fox#12:30 Chicago White Sox, WGN. T~TM PKm Fox- TOO” DECEMBER hitting. “I’m most concerned about I wouldn’t prefer to be in it. I’m not14 at Chicago Fox 1:00 7 at'Miami ESPN# 8:00" 7 p.m. Baseball, Atlanta at their bunting. The cleanest way to looking forward to having the only21 at New Orleans Fox 1:00 14 at Minnesota Fox 1:00 Philadelphia, TBS. 28 GREEN BAY Fox 1:00 21 N.Y. JETS NBC 1:00 9 p.m . Boxing, Francois Botha vs. Lee do it is for everybody to play underclub in the division outside the cen­OCTOBER # Nationally televised Gilbert, heavyweights, 12 rounds, the same rules, but that probably tral time zone.” 5 at' Buffalo Fox 1:00 All games on WXYT (1270 AM) Showtime. JUNE 15, 1997 DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 3 5THE

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Tigers anxious to see results of interleague play t remains to be seen if it will be like the World Series coming to town. It might be more like the Reds and Tigers playing a I spring-training game in Lakeland.

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But after all the talk, it’s finally here. Tiger Stadium will host its first interleague game Monday night when the Florida Marlins come to town for a three-game series. “I’m excited,” Tigers president John McHale said. “I want to see how it works out for fans, and we as an industry want to see how things work out. I couldn’t call it particularly com­ pelling - judging from the presale of tickets - but we need to get a mea­ Special to the Journal by JOHN C. HlLLfcHY sure of how successful this will be.” Mike Vernon shares a ride with some precious cargo during Tuesday's parade: wife lane, daughter Amelia and the Conn Smythe Trophy. Detroit has sold 19,000 tickets for Monday’s game, and 10,000 each for Tuesday and Wednesday. Detroit will face National League East teams. The Tigers finish their first inter­ Summer of discontent league series today in Montreal, not exactly a marquee matchup. The ty next season. Tigers also get the New York Mets Ozzie, Sergei want Even if it would cost the Red Wings and Philadelphia at home, but they out if Bowman their most talented player and throw play the Braves in Atlanta. a u l a monkey wrench into their organiza­ Some critics complain there’s noth­ hether or not Scotty P tional plans, it’s going to be extreme­ ing special about the games because Bowman returns to H a r r is ly difficult for Mike Ilitch to tell television has enabled fans to see coach the Red Wings Bowman he can’t come back and teams in both leagues play often. next season, the team coach next season after he has just W guided the team its first Stanley Cup Also, while inter-city rivals such as will probably lose a Russian center, the Cubs-White Sox and Yankees- and a goalie. down and possibly serve as a consul­in 42 years. Mets will square off, a number of Chris Osgood has said that he’ll tant. He would work out of his family “Obviously if I want to come back matches, such as Blue Jays-Phillies hold out and demand a trade if home in Buffalo and his condomini­and coach, they’re going to say fine. and Pirates-White Sox, generate little Bowman is back. According to three um in Sarasota, Fla. He has two Go ahead,” said Bowman. “There’s no excitement because the teams meet sources, Sergei Fedorov doesn’t want years left on his contract to serve in problema with ownership and man­ often in spring training. to go through another season withnon-coaching capacity at $150,000 agement.” ‘You are going to have matchups Bowman and is serious enough aboutannually. This would make way for Fedorov, 27, is a restricted free that aren’t premier ones but you it to demand a trade. assistant general manager Ken agent, which means Detroit could can’t do the scheduling on a club-to- If Bowman doesn’t return, Conn Holland to become the general man­ match the offer of any other team club basis,” McHale said. “The posi­ Smythe winner Mike Vernon will be ager, as stipulated by his contract. No and retain his rights. But he’s fed up tion we’re in is lucky. We play all of traded and it’s less likely that Igor matter what, Senior Vice President with Bowman after playing on every our regional rivals already with the Larionov would re-sign with the Jimmy Devellano would get out of line and playing defense for the last exception of the Chicago Cubs.” team. Holland’s way and step into the back­part of the season. The Wings have In part because of interleague play, So much for all of the euphoria ground. an offer on the table of four years at Detroit finished its season series at over winning the Stanley Cup. But the word is that Bowman $4.5 million per season. Osgood, 24, See ADAMS, Page 34 Bowman had been expected to stepwants to return in his current capaci­ See HARRIS, Page 33