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FREEEASTSIDE NEWSFREE ISSUED FRIDAY READ ON - WRITE ON SERVING: LARCHMERE - WOODLAND, SHAKER SQUARE, BUCKEYE, WOODLAND, MT. PLEASANT, READ ON - WRITE ON LEE & AVALON, HARVARD - LEE, MILES - UNION, UNIVERSITY CIRCLE AREA, WARRENSVILLE HEIGHTS, VILLAGES OF NORTH RANDALL, HIGHLAND HILLS AND CITY OF EAST CLEVELAND “COVERING THE NEWS TODAY FOR A BETTER TOMORROW” Kucinich under attack by out of town ‘Dark Money’ The following statement produce, print, and mail this sort of creators and financial backers similar to the technique used by the who contribute and those who was issued Tuesday by the Ku- campaign literature is in excess of believe city residents are poorly Friends of Kevin Kelley in on-line benefit from their reprehensible cinich mayoral campaign: $300,000. educated and gullible. campaign attacks on Kucinich. lies and dishonest misrepresenta- Hundreds of thousands The Kucinich campaign has The material relies The anonymous attacks tions. Tactics such as these should of dollars in ‘”dark money” has reason to believe that some deep- of the secretive “Change” political be condemned by every decent, started pouring into the Cleveland heavily on distortions of de- pocketed, prominent corporate lead- action committee reveal the true honorable person seeking to be a mayoral campaign in a scurrilous cades’ old excerpts of news ers and public figures who support character and motivations of those leader in Cleveland. and anonymous effort to smear stories and headlines, strikingly one of the other candidatesDon’t have Forget To Turn and defame mayoral candidate and launched this despicable attackYour Clockon Forward former Congressman Dennis Ku- S.P.E.A.K coalition says ‘No’ HB 322 and HB 327 Mr. Kucinich. cinich. Apparently they believe By MERYL JOHNSON The well funded anti-Ku- they are protected from being named Ohio Board of Education cinich campaign has been traced to because they have contributed to an District 11 an address in the affluent suburban independent political action com- community of Beachwood un- mittee that, by law, has the ability Did you know that dur- der the name Citizens for Change to hide the identities of contributors. ing the decade know as Recon- PAC, according to the Federal They are wrong in believing that struction (1867-1877), 2000 Elections Commission. Its trea- their identities and their participation African-Americans held public surer is identified as “Alex Wil- Kucinich in this sinister dark money campaign office, from the local level all the son,” and, as of June 30, the most has learned that the campaign has will not become public. way up to the U.S. Senate? Did recent financial filing deadline, it produced a full-color, multi-page The almost-cartoonish ma- you know that the brutal Tulsa reported no contributions and no mailer that is slated to be sent to terial in the mailing, emanating from massacre of 1921 was just one expenditures. tens of thousands of households an affluent community like -Beach of many, and that race massacres In the past few days, citywide. wood, is condescending toward were commonplace and are bla- however, the Kucinich campaign The estimated cost to Cleveland voters and implies that the tantly (and purposely) ignored in history books? McFarland counsel seeks new trial There are some legisla- The Ohio Supreme courtroom, shot Williams. Assitant prosecutor Max Mar- tors and misinformed residents who want to hide undeniable Meryl Johnson, Ohio Board of Education, District 11, top center, dis- Court affirmed the life sen- Motley is serving 18 years to tin had made a deal to release facts and realities about our na- cusses HB322 and HB327 with sudents in the S.P.E.A.K coalition during a zoom tence of a Shelia McFarland, life in prison. He maintained the informant early in exchange tion, deny students their voice meeting. 60, based solely on the tes- during McFarland’s trial and for his testimony. In Brady v. and identity, and disempower and loss of district/institution state [email protected]. Contact timony of a police informant through his affidavit/proffer Maryland, the Court held “that families, educators and school funds. To read these dangerous the Committee Co-Chairperson, who had been jailed on drug that McFarland had nothing to the suppression by the prosecu- boards. bills, go to legislature.ohio.gov. Rep. Marilyn John at (614) 466- and gun charges for cooking do with the murder. tion of evidence favorable to an There are two bills We cannot sit still and al- 5802 or [email protected]. cocaine in the laundry room In the Court’s lead accused upon request violates pending in the legislature, House low our classrooms to be turned Members of the of the Indian Hills Senior opinion, Justice Sharon L. due process where the evidence Bill 322 and House Bill 327, that into places of censorship and un- S.P.E.A.K. Coalition (Students would prohibit educators in K-12 Community Apartments in Kennedy wrote her opinion is material either to guilt or to truths. Contact your legislators Promoting Equity and Knowl- and in higher education from and let them know how you feel. edge) are fighting back by putting Euclid in November 2015 based on the informant’s tes- punishment, irrespective of the teaching the truth about Ameri- You can also contact the their thoughts in writing. shortly before another drug timony that McFarland was a good faith or bad faith of the ca’s history under threats of sus- Committee Chairperson, Rep. See students’ “Letter to dealer, Robert Williams, 64, central figure in the killing of prosecution.” pensions/revocation of licenses Scott Wiggim at (614) 466-1474 or the Editor” on page 7. was shot to death in the hall- Williams. She was a constant The informant was man- way. presence in the discussions to ufacturing drugs in the building Services held for Imam Abdul Shaheed Jabaar McFarland was not at target Williams for revenge, where the murder took place. the murder scene. She did not the plans to kill him, and the The drug informant and the vic- live at Indian Hills. She had meetings with the assailants tim were rival drug dealers. The no knowledge of the crime. after he was killed, the opinion informant was picked up with Ryan Motley, 19, a stated. multiple weapons in the build- teen drug dealer who was on Justice Kennedy was ing just prior to the murder. This probation from Judge Gaul’s not given the information that information was not disclosed to the jury. Justice Michael P. Don- Gasoline prices drop slightly for summer nelly dissented, noting that Americans are paying Today’s average is a nickel some of the biggest threats to a pretty penny to hit the road more than a month ago and the public’s confidence in the this summer. 99 cents more than a year justice system are wrongful The monthly nation- ago. convictions, disparate treatment, al gas price average has in- As many travelers and sentences that are inconsis- Jabbaar take final summer vacations, Services were recently creased from $3.00 in May to tent with criminal culpability, held for Imam Abdul Shaheed Jab- $3.07 in June to $3.15 in July. AAA reminds drivers not to and he found that this case fits baar. He died on July 18. He was The beginning of August will rely heavily on in-dash fuel the bill for all. Justice Donnelly 77 years old. likely be as expensive as July, economy displays. Jabbaar was born to the determined there was insuffi- late Dora Lee Jacobs and John especially as crude oil prices AAA research found cient evidence to sustain McFar- Edward Johnson on March 31, Imam Abdul Shaheed Jabbaar was buried with full military honors. He proudly served in the United States Army from September 17, 1965 and was remain over $70 per barrel. that a vehicle’s “miles to land’s convictions. Judge Dor- 1944 in Boston, Massachusetts. He proudly served in the honorably discharged on Sept 16 1970. (ESDN Photo by Omar Quadir) An increase in global empty” estimates vary sig- rian joined Justice Donnelly’s nificantly and drivers could United States Army from Septem- crude production is expected dissent regarding McFarland’s ber 17, 1965 and was honorably be taking an unnecessary risk this month. However, even conviction for conspiracy. discharged on Sept 16 1970. with the additional supply, if they over rely on these dis- Jabbaar married his Justice Melody J. Stew- global demand could outpace plays. childhood friend, Marlene. the art dissented with separate dis- couple added several more chil- global supply and keep prices With more expensive senting opinion in McFarland’s dren to their family: Charisse, Sita- high. gas prices, motorists may be rah, Yvonne, Kim, Glenise, Farad On the week, the na- trying to stretch their tank to first appeal In her dissent Judge (Glenn), Shakoora, Roshan and Ali Stewart said that McFarland’s Jabbaar, grandson. tional average increased by empty, but AAA recommends He earned an associate two cents to $3.17 with a ma- drivers watch their gas gauge guilt is not based on any suf- degree in finance in 1977. jority of states seeing jumps and fill up when it reaches a ficient evidence and that there When he accepted a posi- is nothing in the record linking tion with Nynex Business Corpo- between two to ten cents. quarter of a tank. ration, the family moved to Cleve- McFarland to the crimes she al- land in the 1980s. Jabbaar owned AAA Fuel Gauge Gasoline Price Survey legedly committed. and operated a successful family Assistant Public De- boutique, New York and Cleveland Northeast Ohio Average for Self-Service Gasoline Fashions. fender, Paul Kuzmins has re- In the early 2000s, he Regular quested permission to file a Mo- served as a member of the East Family and members of Masjid Bilal of Cleveland paid their respects This Week (08-20-21) $3.00 tion for Leave to File a Motion Cleveland School district school to the late Imam Abdul Shaheed Jabbaar. Imam Jabbaar was a longtime mem- Last Week 08-13-21) $3.05 board. Abdul continued to run for ber of the masjid. (ESDN Photo by Omar Quadir) for New Trial Under Seal. the school board every year, even Last Year (08-21-21) $2.99 The McFarland family, ter he moved to Cleveland in the late He is survived by his wife National until the day of his transition. (08-20-21) $3.00 friends, and activists wait for A devout Muslim, Jab- 80’s at Masjid Bilal. 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The book in- Corp; and John Skory, to it. However, the need at commonly held be- Lapel Pin, Johnson offers The lessons cludes a foreword by vice president of utility We Sell to lead effectively in a liefs regarding change new ideas and solutions Johnson imparts pro- Rick Chiricosta, chair- operations at FirstEnergy time of change is not lim- management, exposing to change management vide a framework for man, president and CEO Service Company. Used Tires ited to major crises like a counterproductive flaws issues that challenge new becoming a leader of of Medical Mutual of Johnson has Hours: Mon. - Sat. - 7:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. global pandemic. 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Eisenhower ing the College to nu- Old Boxing: A Cleveland later serve as the 34th women from all over that merous awards including native is serving aboard President of the United volunteer to serve and Posters - Programs - Photographs the Community College one of the world’s largest States of America. represent the best of our Press Kits - Autographs warships, the U.S. Navy “President namesake and our coun- Futures Assembly Bell- aircraft carrier USS Eisenhower is remem- try.” wether Award, the Kisco Gloves - Tickets - Equipment - Etc. Dwight D. Eisenhower bered for his enduring Homeported in Foundation Kohlberg Call (216) 721-1674 - Paying Top Dollar Petty Officer 1st virtues of duty, honor, Norfolk, Virginia, Eisen- Prize, the Aspen Institute Class Ryan Oney, a 2004 integrity and decency,” hower is longer than STEM Award, the As- James Ford Rhodes High said Capt. Paul F. 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Mighty IKE as they keep four massive propellers ing-change and through Factory Seconds Reconditioned According to this city on a ship operat- at a max speed in excess Tri-C campus book- $60.00 and Up $40.00 Oney, the values re- ing safely.” of 35 mph. stores. Cost is $17.50. quired to succeed in the The Mighty Serving in the 2935 Detroit Road Petty Officer 1st Class Ryan Oney, a 2004 Proceeds from the book (Just Across Detroit - Superior Bridge) military are similar to IKE, like each of the Navy means Oney is James Ford Rhodes High School graduate, is serving will go toward student those found in Cleve- Navy’s aircraft carriers, part of a world that is (216) 861-6001 aboard one of the world’s largest warships, the U.S. Navy scholarships through the land. aircraft carrier USS Dwight D. Eisenhower. represents an enduring taking on new impor- Visit Website: a1batteryshop.com Cuyahoga Community I was in JROTC investment in America’s tance in America’s focus We Pay Cash For Scrap Batteries and two gentlemen, foundation for service in for Dwight D. Eisen- security. Each carrier is on rebuilding military College Foundation. Cmdr. Forrester and the Navy,” said Oney. hower (or “IKE”), one built to provide a for- readiness, strengthening “Mighty IKE” of four 5-star Generals of Gunnery Sgt. Thomas, midable response to just alliances and reform- is a nuclear-powered the Army and a hero of about any global crisis. DR. G. WOJAI helped me build a strong ing business practices in aircraft carrier named World War II, and would When the air wing is support of the National The World’s Greatest Numerologist embarked, the ship car- Defense Strategy. YOUR LUCKY NUMBERS Lake County Fair is a huge success ries more than 70 fighter “We are there attack jets, helicopters to protect the seas for all 34 76 22 10 23 88 The Lake and other aircraft, all of countries that want to be County Fair (held from which take off from and free,” said Oney. July 27th- August 1st) land aboard the carrier at With more than 1234 5432 2255 1334 9856 2098 was a phenomenal suc- sea and can provide over 90 percent of all trade cess with 133,384 peo- the horizon and from the traveling by sea, and 95 ple in attendance; a new LUCKY FIVE sea combat air power percent of the world’s record that surpassed anywhere in the world international phone and the previous one set in 55 12 75 20 16 within 12 days. This in- internet traffic carried 2001. herent flexibility is why through fiber optic cables In their Au- aircraft carriers are often lying on the ocean floor, LUCKY SIX gust 12th meeting, the the first response to a Navy officials continue Lake County Board of global crisis and a prov- to emphasize that the 82 44 97 30 77 44 Commissioners issued en solution for protect- prosperity and security a resolution honoring ing America. of the United States is di- the Fair Board and staff The Mighty rectly linked to a strong who played such a key IKE crew launches and and ready Navy. EAST SIDE DAILY NEWS role in its success. Commissioner Plecnik, in addition to taking recovers aircraft at sea As a member 11400 Woodland Ave. - Cleveland, OH 44104 Beginning a turn as The Voice of the Fair, won the auction for the every day, and there of the U.S. Navy, Oney with the huge crowd To Place Your Advertisement Reserve Champion Project Goat which was raised by are thousands of tasks as well as other sailors, that witnessed the Call (216) 721-1674 -www.eastsidedailynews.com 4-H member Teagan Pfeister. that make this possi- know they are a part of a kickoff parade, people ble,” added Campagna. service tradition provid- 2021 rushed to make their The 4-H Live- has a long tradition of “Whether the 4,500 ing unforgettable experi- way to the fairgrounds stock Auction attracted cooperation between Sailors on board work and attendance held 75 buyers that raised our Fair Board, local ences through leadership to provide power to the development, world af- steady throughout the a record $289,000; al- officials, and the agri- ship, repair aircraft, fairs and humanitarian entire week. “The over- most $100,000 above cultural community”, steer IKE through con- assistance. Their efforts all operations, educa- the previous high. Com- noted Commissioner gested waters, prepare tional value, and pro- missioner Plecnik, in Ron Young. “The Board over 14,000 meals a day, will have a lasting effect motion of local interest addition to taking a turn is happy to join in the work in laundry or keep around the globe and for in our agriculture and as The Voice of the Fair, celebration of the hard our waste water moving, generations of sailors community spirit is won the auction for work of Wade Crofoot, every job is critical and who will follow. second to none”, com- the Reserve Champion the Fair Board, and staff must be performed well “I enjoy doing mented Commissioner Project Goat which was on such a successful and for this ship to execute something that most peo- raised by 4-H member record-breaking year!” John Hamercheck. “We assigned missions from ple do not get to experi- are so pleased to rec- Teagan Pfeister. Plecnik was the Atlantic Ocean to the ence,” added Oney. “I ognize this outstanding “We are so sworn in as the 79th Indian Ocean and every- proud of this year’s 4-H am part of the one per- achievement.” Fam- Commissioner of Lake where in between. No ily Day was the largest youth. They really em- cent that gets to see the County, Ohio on Febru- other nation can do what sunrise and sunset on the Wednesday attendance body the Head, Heart, we do at the pace we do ary 11, 2021. He is one ocean on board a naval on record and the Mon- Hands, and Health it, and it is because of warship.” ster Truck show and De- pledge”, stated Com- of three Lake County the incredible men and molition Derby events missioner John Plecnik. Commissioners, who were returning crowd He followed up with, “I meet weekly in Paines- am so pleased to have favorites. The fair truly ville to set the budget featured something for been a part of the big- everyone with offerings gest fair in Lake County and administrative pol- like Senior Day, Kids history!” icy for county govern- Day, and Latino Day. “Lake County ment.

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Beginning in 1985, the Western sources familiar with the to a joint study by The Pentagon ency Initiative as a candidate in 2007. The government also created a more precise map of CIA supplied mujaheddin rebels Carter document. and the United States Geological country. It was expected that issued the tenders for the devel- mineral locations. Former Presi- with extensive satellite reconnais- The Carter finding Survey, Afghanistan has an esti- after 5 years, the contribution of opment of the hajigak iron ore dent Trump had agreed to remain mated US$1 trillion of untapped sance data of Soviet targets on sought to aid Afghan rebels in royalties from mineral production project in 2009 and tenders for oil in Afghanistan to help mine for minerals. the Afghan battlefield, plans for “harassment” of Soviet occupy- to the revenues of the government and gas exploration in 2010. The minerals because he believed it There are six lapis military operations based on the ing forces in Afghanistan through would be at least $1.2 billion per Ministry of Mines is involved in would be a “win-win” for both satellite intelligence, intercepts mines in Afghanistan, the larg- year, and that after 15 years, the secret supplies of light weapons the exploration for and develop- countries. of Soviet communications, secret and other assistance. The finding est being located in Badakhshan contribution would increase to ment, exploitation, and process- With the U.S. pull out communications networks for the did not talk of driving Soviet province. There are around 12 $3.5 billion per year. Afghanistan ing of minerals and hydrocarbons. copper mines in the country, in- of troops by September 11, 2021, rebels, delayed timing devices forces out of Afghanistan or de- has no local ownership require- The Ministry is also responsible cluding the Aynak copper deposit in the chaos, the vacuum will for tons of C-4 plastic explosives feating them militarily, goals few ments and its Constitution does for protecting the ownership and located in Logar province. be filled by multinationals with for urban sabotage and sophisti- considered possible at the time, not allow for nationalization. The regulating the transportation and cated guerrilla attacks, long-range these sources said. Afghanistan’s signifi- 20% corporate tax rate was the marketing of mineral resources mercenanaries ready to protect sniper rifles, a targeting device The cornerstone of cance from an energy standpoint lowest in the region. in accordance with the country’s mining rights sold by the fleeing for mortars that was linked to a the program was that the United stems from its geographical posi- Afghanistan’s mining U.S. Nary satellite, wire-guided States, through the CIA, would tion as a transit route for oil, natu- industry was at a primitive arti- new laws. Regulations to clarify Afghan president from his luxury ral gas, and electricity exports the country’s environmental laws anti-tank missiles, and other provide funds, some weapons and An Afghan rebel sanal stage of development; the suite in the UAE. equipment. general supervision of support from Central Asia to South Asia operations were all low scale and were scheduled for adoption in Letters To The Editor The move to upgrade for the mujaheddin rebels, but aiming a high-tech Stinger and the Arabian Sea. This poten- output was supplied to local and 2010. aid to the mujaheddin roughly day-to-day operations and direct antiaircraft missile supplied tial includes the construction of regional markets. The govern- In 2001, the Septem- Submit to: coincided with the well-known contact with the mujaheddin by the CIA in 1983. the Trans-Afghanistan Pipeline ment considered development of ber 11 attacks in New York led [email protected] gas pipeline.The first Afghan oil decision in 1986 to provide the would be left to the Pakistani In- the country’s mineral resources to the United States invasion of mujaheddin with sophisticated, ter-Services Intelligence agency, est covert action program since production began in late 2012. to be a priority for economic READ World War II. Afghanistan has large Afghanistan. According to Mark U.S.-made Stinger antiaircraft or ISI. The hands-off U.S. role growth, including development Lander and James Risen, in 2007 EAST SIDE missiles. Before the missiles ar- contrasted with CIA operations Afghanistan is sitting untapped energy and mineral of the industrial mineral resources on $1 trillion of untapped miner- resources, which have great U.S government sent geologist DAILY NEWS rived, however, those involved in Nicaragua and Angola. (such as gravel, sand, and lime- ON LINE in the covert war wrestled with Saudi Arabia agreed als, according to new calculations potential to contribute to the stone for cement) for use by the to explore the mining potential www.eastsidedailynews.com a wide-ranging and at times di- to match U.S. financial contri- from surveys conducted jointly country’s economic development domestic construction industry. in Afghanistan. Using old Soviet visive debate over how far they butions to the mujaheddin and by the Pentagon and the US and growth. The major mineral Investment in infrastructure and maps of mining location, America Call (216) 721-1674 should go in challenging the distributed funds directly to ISI. Geological Survey. resources include chromium, cop- transportation projects for mining Soviet Union in Afghanistan. China sold weapons to the CIA Afghanistan has over per, gold, iron ore, lead and zinc, was a critical aspect of develop- In 1980, not long after and donated a smaller number 1,400 mineral fields,containing lithium, marble, precious and ing the mining industry. Wanted Experienced Soviet forces invaded Afghani- directly to Pakistan, but the ex- barite, chromite, coal, copper, semiprecious stones, sulfur and The government com- stan to prop up a sympathetic left- tent of China’s role has been one gold, iron ore, lead, natural gas, talc among many other minerals. pleted Afghanistan’s first railway ist government, President Jimmy of the secret war’s most closely petroleum, precious and semi- The energy resources consist with an investment of $170 mil- Journalist Carter signed the first--and for guarded secrets. precious stones, salt, sulfur, talc, of natural gas and petroleum. lion in 2010. The 76-kilometer many years the only--presidential In all, the United States and zinc, among many other The government was working (km) route link Mazar-i-Sharif “finding” on Afghanistan, the funneled more than $2 billion in minerals. to introduce new mineral and to the extensive rail networks in classified directive required by guns and money to the mujahed- Gemstones include hydrocarbon laws that would Uzbekistan. The new route would Call (216) 721-1674 U.S. law to begin covert op- din during the 1980s, according high-quality emerald, lapis lazuli, meet international standards of allow Afghan exporters to trans- erations, according to several to U.S. officials. It was the larg- red garnet and ruby. According governance. port minerals and other goods In the name of Allah the Beneficent, the Merciful The United States into Europe. China Metallurgical Geological Survey (USGS) and Group Corporation (MCC) is the British geological survey building a railroad to transport A Look At My World were doing resource estimation copper ore in Afghanistan from work in the country. Prior to that Logar to Kabul. work, Afghanistan’s exploration Production of Barite "ISLAM IN THE COMMUNITY" activity had been conducted by was estimated by the USGS Masjid Al-Mumin/ Islamic Revivalist Movement What’s all these gadgets for? geologists from the Soviet Union to be about 2,000 metric tons; 2690 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, Cleveland, Ohio 44104 who left good-quality geologic chromite, 6,000 tons; and natural By DR. JAMES L. SNYDER the gadgets associated with around, I finally lowered records that indicate significant For questions or more information on ISLAM contact: driving her van. gas liquids, 45,000 barrels. In the the sound. mineral potential. Resource de- process of reconstruction and Imam Mutawaf Shaheed Without any hesita- Unfortunately, my I did not notice velopment would require im- infrastructure development, out- 216-938-8059 tion, I will gladly admit that habit is not to pay attention provements in the infrastructure before, but the steering put of construction minerals was email: [email protected] I am on the short side when when people are talking about and security in Afghanistan. estimated to have increased to it comes to gadgets. For me, gadget things. wheel had gadgets all The government had awarded meet the domestic requirements. most of them do not make I’ve had my driver’s around it. I had no idea contracts to develop the Aynak Production of cement increased Newspaper For Sale what any of those gadgets copper project and the Hajigak by 13% compared with that of any sense at all. Instead, I license for over 50 years, and iron ore project; in addition, the like things simple and easy. I have driven many cars dur- were for and was trying 2009. government could offer tenders Privatization of Af- Ideal For Person As for the Gracious ing that time. desperately not to touch for new exploration, including ghanistan’s state-owned compa- Mistress of the Parsonage, I thanked her, got one. exploration of copper at Balkhab, nies, which controlled many of she is obsessed with gadgets. into her van, and it took quite I had to make a gold at Badakhshan, gemstones the country’s mineral resources, Who Wants To Be and lithium at nuristan, and oil She loves them almost as a few minutes to get the seat right turn, and so I turned was ongoing but not complete. much as I love Apple Frit- settled where I can operate it. and gas at sheberghan. Investment in the mining sector on the turn signal the way The Ministry of Mines Involved In Total ters. I’ve gone into her “Craft Sitting in the driv- by private domestic companies I usually do it in my truck, drew up its first business reform Room” and noticed all the er’s seat, I felt like I was be- and foreign investors was encour- and it wasn’t heaven that plan in a bid to create a more ac- aged by the government, which Cleveland Area! gadgets neatly placed where ing squished on all sides. countable and transparent mining had offered the first contract for they belong. Unfortunately, I After a few minutes, came through that van. industry. Afghanistan joined the The windshield development of the Aynak copper could not tell you the identi- I was able to start it on and Extractive Industries Transpar- project to two Chinese companies Call (216) 721-1674 fication of any of them. then try to figure out how to wipers began, the win- I am gadgets-illit- put it in reverse. 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Now Team” of April Ross and Alix tion was limited by a mental individual, but helped the US Mensah-Stock in Wrestling. that USA finished on top, Klineman had won Gold for health issue to Balance Beam, capture Gold in the 4X400 The US men Gold As pundits BS-ed their way they’ll have to find another America in Beach Volleyball, where she won Bronze. Suni Women’s Relay. It was her Medalists also deserve con- through final week Olympic lake to dredge. a discipline in which the US Lee in the Women’s All- fourth 4X400 Olympic Gold. gratulations. To give them commentary, pillorying US US women came has had prior success. Other Around and Jade Carey in US men won only one Track their well-deserved due, not Olympians for having less through with three Gold US women’s teams also be- Floor Exercises stepped up Gold Medal - also in the previously-listed US men Gold Medals than the Chi- Medals on the final day of the came Champions as the 3X3 take Golds in Gymnastics. 4X400 relay. who took home Gold were nese, although the Americans Olympics, to overcome the Women’s Basketball and Katie Ledecky – in Felix’ fourth 4X400 Ryan Crouser in Shot Put; had a twenty-something lead Chinese in the Gold category. Women’s Water Polo Teams swimming, a favorite akin Gold gave her 11 total Track Xander Shauffele in Golf; in overall medals, US wom- They won Team Gold Med- won Gold. to Biles – came through with & Field career medals, which Vincent Hancock in Golf; en Olympic athletes stepped als in Volleyball and Basket- During the course two Golds, plus a couple of was ballyhooed as passing William Shaner in Air Rifle; up. They saved face for the ball – matching US Men’s of the Olympics, American Silvers. Lydia Jacoby won Olympic Legend Carl Lewis, and David Morris Taylor US and effectively smacked Basketball, who took Gold women won 23 of the USA’s the other US Women’s Swim- who had 10, to become “the III and Gable Stevenson in down every naysayer, who the previous day - while Jen- 39 Gold Medals (59%). US ming Gold. US men swim- most decorated Track & Field Wrestling. was intimating that those Sil- nifer Valente became the first women accounted for 66 of mers were the only group that athlete.” But, it’s also fair to Huge thanks go to ver and Bronze Medals didn’t US Women’s Olympic Track the USA’s 113 overall medals surpassed their female coun- note that Lewis, when com- the American women for amount to very much. Cycling Gold Medalist as she (58.4%). And this was with- terparts as they accounted for pared to Felix’ seven Golds, putting the US at the top, so If those scriven- won the Omnium. The Vol- out Simone Biles – a favorite eight Golds. Caeleb Dres- won nine Golds, with seven that the detractors can stew in ers and Talking Heads put leyball Gold also was the first in multiple events - securing sel really brought home the coming in individual events. their own juices. in one-fifth of the hard work Many other Ameri- But in truth, many ever by US women. any Golds, as she and her Gold for Men’s Swimming, that most Olympians put into as stood atop the podium five can women won Gold. They thanks should be given to Earlier during Gymnastics teammates won their respective disciplines, times. Bobby Finke did so were: Valerie Allman in Dis- all US Olympians – men they would be far better (and the 32nd Olympiad, the “A Silver, and her participa- twice. Chase Kalisz also won cus; Athing Mu in 800M; and women - whether if they Gold. US men teams that Sydney McLaughlin in 400M won Gold, Silver, or Bronze, included Dressel won two Hurdles; Olmsted Falls’ Katie or just went to participate in Browns backups beat Jags 4x100M Swimming relays. Nageotte in Pole Vault; Nev pandemic-postponed TO- Harrison in Canoe; Lee Kief- KYO 2020 in 2021. They By KARL BRYANT TD on 4th and two on the ing, “I really was proud Allyson Felix, who er in Fencing; Nelly Korda in represented America proudly first play of the final stan- formerly medaled at four of the guys and how they Golf; Amber English in Skeet za. A two-point conversion other Olympics in multiple and did something that The Browns opened competed. I really thought Shooting; Carissa Moore in pass failed. Track & Field events, came many of us could only their pre-season schedule the guys gave a great effort Surfing; Anastasija Zolotic Following a back- to 2021 as a 400M special- by easily handling the Jag- out there.” in Taekwondo; and Tamyra dream about. uars in Jacksonville, 23-13. breaking 10-minute drive, ist. She won a Bronze as an It was Jaguars Coach Ur- Lauletta threw a Browns ban Meyer’s first game as insurance TD in the 4th an NFL coach. JAX ended Quarter to Ryan Switzer. Tribe trips through season the 2020 season with the Lauletta completed 19 of league’s worst record, so 27 passes for 212 yards. By KARL BRYANT rolls down again. Sisyphus Inning HR against his former for the third-worst Shutout must perform this repetitive Motown mates. loss in team history. Enough Jaguar fans were expect- JAX added a TD in gar- On July 23, the task for eternity. A day after they said. ing an Urban renewal with bage time with seconds So, while the Tribe won the rubber match of the left. Cleveland Indians announced The dazed Indians Meyer’s return to coach- that their club nickname contemplates an appease- series, 7-5, as Owen Miller then stumbled to the Motor With Nick Chubb ing in Florida after retiring following the 2021 season ment, as well as a way to and Bradley Zimmer went City, but happily met with from an ultra-successful and Kareem Hunt not suit- would be “Guardians.” Al- re-ingratiate their fans, the deep, and Bryan Shaw – used success. Zach Plesac (7-4) career at his Grad School ed-up, Browns back-up though some fans embraced suffering continues. They ex- as an innings-eater - won in coincidentally won, 7-4. Er- Alma Mater, Ohio State. RBs eked out a meager 41 it, it was a day that other fans citingly win a game to give relief, the Tribe faced the NL nie Clement went deep twice Even with starters gracing yards on 26 carries. JAX had hoped might never ar- hope and promise, to only playoff-contending Reds in a and Yu Chang joined in the follow it up with a flat per- make-up game in Interleague the bench in street clothes, had 46 rushing yards. CLE rive, despite the ownership fun with a solo shot. The next formance, sometimes so bad, Play. CLE came through with the back-up Browns made outgained Jacksonville, saying in late 2020, that a day, up-and-down reliever that it makes folks shudder. an impressive win, 9-3, as Ra- sure it didn’t happen just 360 yards to 302 in Total name change was coming. Shaw (5-6) was down in a 6-4 On July 23, their record was The never-ending journey up mos, Jose Ramirez, and Zim- yet. Offense. Cody Parkey and loss. 48-47. The next day, they lost past and then back down un- mer bashed HRs. Zimmer’s With Baker May- Chase McLaughlin split der .500 continues. shot to dead center was cel- Then, in the game PK duties. to make their record .500. field not playing, the Of- They’ve not been able to get Case in point: the ebrated as the longest since before Press Time, there was fense at game’s start under On Defense, the more than one game over first of two recent series Hall of Famer Jim Thome a performance that brought backup QB Case Keenum Browns Richard LeCounte Even Steven since then and against the Tigers, with whom launched moonshots into the back a glimmer of hope for sputtered in the Red Zone, picked off Gardner Min- have been tripping through they unbelievably now are greenery out there Justin Gar- CLE fans. Triston McKenzie yet the Browns managed shew and returned the troubles and tribulations as fighting for 2nd Place in the za (2-0) got the Indians “W” (2-5), who’s also had an up- a couple of FGs. Keenum ball 28 yards. Jeremiah they bounce back and forth Central Division. The Tigers in a “Bullpen Game.” and-down year, definitely was was 12 of 17 for 115 yards. Owusu-Koramoah led the around .500. had been the Indians’ patsies The thrill of those up, as he faced 23 straight Ti- Meanwhile, the back-up Browns with eight tackles In the 1st Half of the in recent years. The Tigers victories, which actually ger batters and got them all DL kept pressure on the and had one of their four season, the Tribe had built a started the season poorly. Yet merely brought the Tribe out, before Harold Castro at Press Time, Detroit has back to mediocrity at .500, Jaguars starters, led by sacks of Jaguar QBs. They record as impressive as 10 hit a clean single to RF with games above .500 – last seen one more win than the Tribe. was tempered by the AL two out in the 8th. Admiring Overall No. 1 Draft pick held Tim Tebow with out a Fortunately, due to more West-contending A’s coming catch on his debut as a TE. on June 24. Then, injuries to Tiger fans gave McKenzie a Trevor Lawrence, as they starting pitchers forced them rainouts, the Indians have to town and sweeping them. After digesting Standing Oh! after the hit fell sacked him twice, and kept to put too much reliance on a played fewer games - thusly A 4-3 loss in extras opened and as he walked off the field game film, the next day, JAX off the board in the youthful, inconsistent Bull- lost fewer games – than De- the series as the Tribe jumped after striking out the next bat- Browns Coach Kevin troit, so hold a slim one-game out to a 3-1 lead in the 2nd In- 1st Half. Lawrence was 6 pen, which greatly contrib- ter, Willi Castro (no relation). Stefanski said, “I like the uted to a bad stretch, where advantage over them in the ning, but did ZERO after that, of 9 for 71 yards with two McKenzie struck out 11 in sacks. communication with the they lost 11 of 12 games, standings. as they could muster only one the 11-0 win. Emmanuel Browns 3rd string coaches. I thought the including an embarrassing Last week, the Tribe hit and no runs off six A’s re- Clase mopped up in the 9th. QB Kyle Lauletta threw a communication between nine-game losing streak. began that series at Progres- lievers. After the A’s tied the 22 YD TD Pass to Damion the players and the coach- They then went above .500, sive Field with an impres- game, Nick Wittgren (2-5) Even though MLB’s sive 6-1 win. Cal Quantrill got the “L” as he allowed the Davis to allow the Browns es was really good. On the where they stayed until the 8th No Hitter of 2021 was day after the name decree. (3-2), who’s been turned into winning run in the 10th. to go into the lockerrooom sideline, the guys were do- thrown just the day before, They’ve been bouncing up a starter due to injuries to The next night, the and the Tribe has failed to get up, 13-0. The Browns add- ing a nice job of making Tribe starters, had an excel- Tribe lost, 6-3, as Quantrill and down ever since. a hit in a game three times ed a FG after Intermission corrections and then tak- The baseball gods lent outing, as he struck out did well for six innings, be- this year, it’s been 40 years and were up, 16-0, going ing it out on the field. They apparently have been angered 10. Tribe batters pounded out fore turning things over to a into the 4th Quarter, al- were on point.” He gave enough to make the Cleve- 15 hits. They followed that shaky Bullpen. Nick Sandlin since Lenny Barker’s Perfect though the Jaguars got a his overall view, remark- land ball club a modern-day upper with a 2-1 loss downer. (1-1) took the loss. The fol- Game, so it would’ve been They wasted a solid outing by Sisyphus. In Greek mythol- lowing day, the score read: a big deal for CLE. Thus, Rookie Eli Morgan (1-4), as ogy, Sisyphus had so angered Oakland 17 Cleveland 0, and there’s a down, even in the the gods that he was con- they only could muster one midst of an up. run against a rag-tag litany no, it wasn’t an old Raiders demned to roll a huge rock up And so the rock a hill. But, before it reaches of Tiger pitchers. Veteran C Browns game. Despite the is ready to be rolled again. the top, it rolls back down. Wilson Ramos – signed as 17-0 football-like score, it He must go back down and backstop backup and brought was the A’s clobbering the In- Maybe “Rock-n-Rollers” roll the rock back up, but it up from the Minors - hit a 9th dians. Stat heads said it tied could be their new name. Tuesday, August 17, 2021 - Friday, August 20, 2021 Chris' Cinema Trivia & EAST SIDEDaily NEWS Movie Match Up By CHRIS APPLING On The Town  TRIVIA - (Biographies) 1. In the HBO cable pre-Civil War New Orleans MOVIES * MUSIC * THEATER * DANCE * RESTAURANTS * NIGHT LIFE film The Josephine Baker Story who rejects the female, Creole (1991), actress Lynn Whitfield tradition of being kept by a portrayed the great, American wealthy, white man to instead expatriate dancer who fled to become a Catholic nun and 42nd annual Tri-C JazzFest to be held at Cain Park Paris, France and became an teach slave children to read Music enthusi- Trio. Just 21 years old, the Thelonious Monk international sensation and the and write? richest black woman in the '20's 4. In Livin' For asts can once again ex- Joy has already per- Institute of Jazz Interna- and '30's; but who is the vet- Love: The Natalie Cole Story perience Tri-C JazzFest formed in many of the tional Trumpet Compe- eran, black actor that portrayed (2001), actress Teresa Ran- Cleveland live and in- great jazz venues in tition. a U.S. dle portrays the young-adult serviceman that inspires her Natalie while Diahann Carroll person this year. The NYC, including Dizzy’s Bria Skonberg – 3:30 to return to performing after portrays Cole's mother, but 42nd annual festival, Club Coca Cola, The p.m. In 2019 Skonberg she experiences great pain and who is the African-American presented by KeyBank Blue Note, and Mezz- was a featured member loss? actor who portrayed the sing- 2. In what musical er's legendary father, Nat King and in partnership with row, in addition to work- of Monterey Jazz Festi- mini-series do actor Lawrence Cole? Cain Park, will re- ing with jazz greats such val on Tour for 26 dates Hilton Jacobs and actress An- 5. In what film does turn Sept. 11 and 12 at as Christian McBride, alongside Cecile McLo- gela Bassett portray a '60's, African-American director Ju- lower-class, black couple from lie Dash have actress Angela Cain Park in Cleveland Pasquale Grasso, Kirk rin Salvant, Christian Gary, Indiana who take their Bassett portray the special bus Heights. Lightsey, Cyrus Chest- Sands, Melissa Aldana five sons rider who made history by The 2020 edi- nut, and NEA Jazz Mas- and Jamison Ross. Bria (Jackie, Tito, Jermaine, Marlon sparking the '60's Civil Rights Joy Benjamin and Michael) to audition for Movement when she was ar- tion of JazzFest took rience for our audiences those who still do not ter Dr. Barry Harris. is a member of the Town Motown Record's President rested for refusing to give up place online due to CO- and artists, and moving wish to attend in-person Lakecia Benjamin and Hall Ensemble, an all Berry Gordy to become the her Jim Crow seat for a white VID-19 restrictions. Pursuance – 4:45 p.m. star cast directed by Ste- most famous, musical family passenger? the festival to an out- gatherings, the festival in history? This year’s two- door venue in September will once again offer a Christian Sands Trio – ven Bernstein that cel- 3. Who is the light- ANSWERS: 1. Louis Gos- day outdoor festival provides that,” said Terri free livestreaming ser- 6:15 p.m. ebrates the cultural and skinned, green-eyed actress/ sett, Jr. 2. 'The Jacksons: An will feature a variety of Benjamin is en- musical history of New singer in The Courage To Love American Dream' (1997) 3. Pontremoli, festival di- vice. Details on how to (2000) that portrayed the story Vanessa L. Williams 4. James national acts perform- rector. “In addition, Cain access the livestream dorsed by Vandoren, York city. of Henriette Delille: a quadroon McDaniel 5. 'The Rosa Parks ing under the covered Park is a lovely, historic will be made available Yanagisawa, Key Emmet Cohen Trio – 5 in Story' (2002) Evans Amphitheater. venue that's familiar to Leaves, Sennheiser, and p.m. this summer. 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American Music, syn- By 1960, he was per- be named the ‘gangsta’ era of unbalanced leader of the all- Swan and Mercy sticks include 10 individu- ounce of liquor; just soak the forming in Chicago jazz clubs thesizing genres from black cinema in the 1990’s. It white, black leather-cap-wear- are reunited and form a work- ally wrapped chews, mak- candy until it dissolves. For with Coleman Hawkins and jazz, hip-hop, R&B, lit the fuse for a genre of mo- ing ‘Rogues’ decides to shoot able alliance. As the couple tion-pictures like Boyz ‘N’ the Cyrus “just ‘cause he likes walks, they get to know each ing your favorite flavor a starters, try this margarita-in- Donald Byrd. Hancock joined Chicago house and neo- packing essential. spired cocktail with a mango Byrd's group and moved to ‘Hood; and Menace II Society; doin’ things like that!”, he im- other better. When Swan and Juice. mediately switches the blame Mercy regroup with Snowball, It’s available in candy twist: New York. soul. In 2014 Hill won Following his first The movie begins to The Warriors after Fox sees Cochise, Rembrandt and Ver- seven delicious, real-fruit Mango Chile-rita recording session with Byrd,  in Coney Island, New York, him assassinate Cyrus. min, the last gang they fight are flavors that bring satisfy- 1½ ounces Mango  where the street gang called By Luther picking a ‘The Punks’: an all-white group he was signed by Blue Note and  ing juiciness in each and HI-CHEW™ Infused Re- made his recording debut ‘The Warriors’ is taking roll fight with Cleon, he manipu- that wears blue-jean overalls every chew: Strawberry, posado Tequila with Takin Off in May 1962,   call. The black leader, Cleon lates the surrounding gangs to and whose leader wears roller gaining notice with his original (Dorsey Wright) is ‘War Lord’ beat down the War Lord. Sec- skates (a popular fad of the late Green Apple, Mango, 1 ounce fresh orange   and assigns the interracial onds later, the police ‘70’s and early ‘80’s) When The Grape, Banana, Kiwi and juice tune, "Watermelon Man." Hancock joined the  group its singular roles. Swan arrive and the gangs ‘split’ Warriors finally reach Coney Açaí. The sticks can easily ¾ ounce fresh lime Miles Davis quintet in 1963  (Michael Beck) is the white, (run) in all directions. Ajax Island again, they discover that fit in a pocket or bag, al- juice and remained for five years,   too-cool, second-in-command. challenges Swan’s right to be The Rogues want to finish them lowing your favorite candy ½ ounce simple syr- creating tunes that have become The black, big-afroed War Lord now but the other themselves. Luther sings out  Snowball (Brian Tyler) is the his infamous, sickening, psy- to be enjoyed anywhere on up standards.  guys support Swan. Leading his own sextet  ‘music man’ that carries the The all-black, chotic line: “War---riors! Come the go. 1 dash Bittermens  boom-box radio. The white, ‘Gramercy Riffs’ (the largest out to---plaaaaay!” However, from 1971-73, Hancock melded  Long days at the Hellfire Habanero Shrub (op- elements of jazz, rock, with  cowboy hat-wearing Cowboy gang who also wears martial- after The Riffs are informed (Tom McKittenick) is ‘sol- beach can be relaxing, but tional) African and Indian themes by  arts outfits), orders the local, about who really killed Cyrus,  dier-in-the-middle. The white sometimes you need to Kosher salt and cay- using electronic devices and black, female radio D.J. (the they let The Warriors leave as  Vermin (Terry Michos) is the bring along the fun in the enne pepper for garnish instruments.  lips of the late, Lynne Thigpen) they turn to descend upon the ‘bearer’ that carries subway to send out a coded message to actual assassins. sun. Run a lime wedge After his Headhunters  tokens and money. Rembrandt album, Hancock produced more  all the other gangs to take The James Remar went Add a burst of vi- along the lip of one half of a  (Marcelino Sanchez) is the Warriors down. on to star in Tales From The commercialized music through-  Puerto-Rican, spray-paint can- brant flavor to your sunset rocks glass, then roll that side The first gang that Darkside; Blade Trinity; and out the 1970s, occasionally re-  carrying graffiti-marker. experience with a variety of the glass in an equal-parts  chases after The Warriors are X-Men:First Class while Da- turned to jazz with his V.S.O.P. Beauty of the Week: is The hyper-aggres-  the bald-headed, ‘Turnbull vid Patrick Kelly starred in of fruit flavors, available in mix of kosher salt and cay- band and piano duos with Chick gorgeous looking Dee-  sive, white Ajax (James Remar) 48 Hrs; Commando; and The mixed bags. Pick up a HI- enne pepper. Corea. Jones. Jones, who is an is a ‘soldier’. The white Fox is A.C.’s’ who ride a stolen bus to CHEW™ Original Mix, Measure all the in- By the 1980s, Han- international recognized  the running ‘scout’. And, the catch them. When a fire is de- Crow. Lynne Thigpen ap- liberately set to derail the train, peared in Lean on Me and the Tropical Mix or Sours Mix gredients into a cocktail cock was creating fascinating model, was featured in  black Cochise (David Harris), music using complex innovative the Bronze Beauty Cal- The Warriors are forced to walk Shaft remake. The Warriors for your beautiful beach shaker. Fill with ice, shake  like Ajax, is ‘heavy muscle’. electronic technology. ender. (ESDN Photo by  With their individual respon- the streets. is very similar to a super-hero day and your friends and vigorously, then strain over Hancock recently re- Howard Moorehead) sibilities designated and all of The next gang to con- movie in that you have various, family will appreciate the fresh ice in the prepared leased his first acoustic record- If you would  front them are the interracial ju- different teams with varying, like to be a Beauty of The them outfitted in their brown assortment. rocks glass. ing in many years, Week, send photo, phone  leather ‘colors’ (uniforms), The veniles ‘The Orphans.’ When a distinguishing characteristics. To fill your beach You can learn more The New Standard, number and information Warriors take the long subway prostitute named Mercy (Debo- Although it cannot be defined where he and his veteran side-   as a sci-fi film, it suffices as an totes with the most popular and purchase HI-CHEW™ to EAST SIDE DAILY ride to The Bronx. 9 members rah Van Valkenburg) instigates men reinvent nine time-honored NEWS or call (216) 721- of every major street gang in The Ophans to fight, The War- entertaining, guys’ action flick flavors, the Original Mix online at www.HI-CHEW. tunes, sometimes backed by a 1674. New York is congregating to riors manage to escape again with great fight scenes and in- includes classic favorites com. studio orchestra.  hear a speech from the ‘legend (taking the hooker with them). tense drama. Page 6 EAST SIDE DAILY NEWS Tuesday, August 17, 2021 - Friday, August 20, 2021 VANTAGE POINT YOUR HEALTH Walsh to visit Ohio to discuss Build Back Better Beware antibiotics use by dentists (NAPSI)-The at what times it should be Other side ef- U.S. Secretary of a virtual roundtable discus- been at risk of failing finan- Labor Marty Walsh travelled sion on the historic work we cially, through no fault of Centers for Disease Con- taken, and if it needs to be fects from antibiotics can to Ohio on Tuesday for dis- did in President Joe Biden’s these workers, retirees, and trol and Prevention (CDC) taken with food and water. include:Rash, Dizziness, cussions with state, local American Rescue Plan to small businesses. About 124 encourages the public to If your dentist prescribes Nausea, Yeast infections, and community leaders, and save the multiemployer pen- plans covering 1.4 million Be Antibiotics Aware by an antibiotic, ask if it is Life-threatening allergic workers about the Biden- sion plans that tens of thou- participants were projected talking with their dentists the recommended antibi- and reactions. Harris administration’s his- to run out of money in less sands of Ohioans earned over about when antibiotics otic for your condition. You can keep your toric investments in the Bi- a lifetime of work. than five years, due to Wall partisan Infrastructure Bill Multiemployer Street recklessness, changes are needed for their oral Antibiotics do not mouth healthy by: and the Build Back Better plans allow union workers in industries over the last 20 health. While antibiotics work for oral infections Brushing your Agenda. with different employers to years and, most recently, the have a role to play, they caused by a virus, cold teeth with a fluoride tooth- Secretary Walsh earn and save for a secure toll the pandemic has taken should only be used when sores or fungal infections. paste and flossing will first join Gov. Jon Hus- retirement, making it easier on the economy. needed. Any time antibi- They will also not cure a Visiting your den- ted, and Reps. Marcy Kaptur for workers to move between Millions of work- otics are used, they can toothache. Your dentist tist regularly, even if you and Bob Latta, for a tour and Walsh employers in industries like ing people were at risk of media conference in Wal- He visited Cleve- plumbing or trucking, while severe cuts to their pen- cause side effects and lead must examine your mouth have no natural teeth or bridge at a new First Solar land in April and penned an earning a pension. They allow sions – for many, their main to antibiotic resistance. and determine what is have dentures factory – the company’s op-ed with Senator Brown. small businesses that want to source of retirement income. Your dentist will causing the pain. Your Limiting alcoholic third in Northwest Ohio, "When work has do right by their workers, but That would not only harm tell you if you need antibi- dentist will decide if anti- drinks where production of eco- dignity, everyone can earn a who are too small to set up individual families, it would otics for an oral infection biotics are appropriate for Drinking fluori- efficient solar panels will pension plans on their own, to also hurt local economies secure retirement. Pensions or before you have dental your dental problem. dated water, especially if generate hundreds of jobs are critical to the economic support their workers’ retire- across the country. Yet for and enough panels to power security of families who de- ments. Workers negotiated years, Washington ignored work. It is important to Antibiotics save you have dry mouth about 570,000 homes. pend on these benefits to af- for these pensions at the bar- the problem. So, Ohio work- take antibiotics exactly as lives. When you need an- Not using any to- To end the day, ford the rent or the mortgage, gaining table, often giving up ers and retirees and business prescribed. Your dentist tibiotics, the benefits usu- bacco products or quitting Secretary Walsh will tour their prescription drugs and wage increases in exchange went to work. They led a can talk to you about when ally outweigh the risks of smoking if you currently OneFifteen, a not-for-profit yearslong fight to get Wash- medical bills, and more. for the promise of a secure antibiotics are needed, side effects or antibiotic smoke addiction recovery ecosys- retirement. ington to listen – organizing, On April 15, the two what they do and do not resistance. Managing chronic tem in Dayton, to meet with of us joined U.S. Rep. Tim About 1,400 mul- making phone calls, writing leadership and patients, and Ryan and Mayors Tito Brown tiemployer pension plans letters, and rallying in the treat, and why you should When antibiotics conditions discuss his own journey with of Youngstown and Nan cover 10.8 million workers, bitter cold and the sweltering not share your antibiotics aren’t needed, they won’t Improving the way recovery. Whaley of Dayton in leading and many of these plans have summer heat. or save them for a future help you and the side ef- dentists prescribe antibiot- illness. fects could still hurt you. ics, and the way we take Weekly Wealth For Your Health Antibiotic resis- Talk with your antibiotics, helps keep us tance is one of the most ur- dentist if you develop any healthy now, helps fight gent threats to the public’s side effects, especially di- antibiotic resistance, and health. Always remember: arrhea, since that could be Focus on credit factors not credit score Antibiotic resis- Clostridioides (formerly ensures that these lifesav- By NATHANIEL SILLIN Past credit mistakes can stay count that reports your payments Hard inquiries gener- called Clostridium) diffi- ing drugs will be available on your reports for seven to 10 to the credit bureaus if you don’t ally occur when someone re- tance does not mean the You should want to years. While the impact of nega- already have one (you can call quests your credit report to make body is becoming resistant cile infection (also called for future generations. know your credit score. After tive marks diminishes over time, the issuer and ask). Some people a lending decision or rental to antibiotics; it means C. difficile or C. diff), Learn more about all, your credit can be incred- the credit-building process can start with a secured credit card screening. A single inquiry will bacteria have developed which needs to be treated antibiotic prescribing and ibly important to your financial be slow. However, just as a ris- or a credit-builder loan from a generally drop your score by a the ability to defeat the immediately. C. difficile future. ing tide lifts all boats, improving credit union, but consider what few points for several months, use at www.cdc.gov/anti- It could impact your your core credit factors could type of account best fits your while multiple inquiries could antibiotics designed to kill can lead to severe colon likelihood of getting approved help raise all your scores over situation. have a larger negative impact. them. damage and death. biotic-use. for a loan and the interest rate time. Amounts owed – 30 However, credit-scor- When bacteria be- Reactions from Be Antibiotics you’ll get on new financial FICO shares the five percent. The amount you owe ing agencies let you shop for a come resistant, antibiotics products. 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On the surface, making sure that the class opment of our democratic Ohio’s House Bill 322 and is interactive and that we society. Sub House Bill 327 ban have group discussions To close, I would something that is rarely about the topics being dis- like to urge readers to con- even taught at the under- cussed. Because of this way Students are selling tact their representatives graduate level, let alone in of teaching, the history of T-shirts to raise awareness of their about these bills and tell elementary schools. But, in historical events like Re- concerns about HB 322 and HB 327. them exactly why these fact, what they really aim construction and the Civil S.P.E.A.K. logo bills cannot pass. And to do is use CRT as a cover War were taught in-depth. and 327, if implemented, while much of this appears for banning any productive I gained the full picture of ence and Medicine will be laws that only serve to revolve around critical discourse in the classroom these events and nothing to censor history and harm race theory, I want to make about real issues of history was censored. If house bills Dear Editor: the education of the future abundantly clear that CRT and the present day. 322 and 327 were passed, I am writing con- leaders of this country. To has never been, and is not The proposed events that deal with slav- cerning house bills 322 begin, the stated “reason” currently taught in schools. bills would still allow “im- ery, sexism, and racism and 327. For those who are for these bills is rooted in Owen Ganor, partial discussions” of con- won’t go into detail about unaware of house bills 322 a problem that does not ex- Rocky River High School troversial aspects of history, Visit Us what happened and why. A and 327, they were intro- ist, and that problem is the such as the oppression of a curriculum could skip over duced by Rep. Don Jones perceived teaching of criti- Dear Editor: group of people. I wonder, Dine With US Or Join Us the fact that Reconstruc- and Rep. Diane V. Gren- cal race theory. Unfortu- I would like to though, how teachers are Edwins Restaurant tion was a failure and that dell along with Rep. Sarah nately, what many unedu- stress the urgent need for expected to approach these it failed because people Arthur. These bills were cated voters do not realize the Boards of Education topics impartially. By not 13101 Shaker Square were unwilling to make the introduced in hopes of si- is that critical race theory and individuals across the saying that the oppressors Cleveland, Ohio 44120 changes needed to imple- lencing history by defund- is not even a subject taught state to combat Ohio House were wrong? Many aspects ment African-American ing schools and withhold- in high school. In fact, Bills 322 and 327. As a of history are controver- 216-921-3333 leaders in American soci- ing teachers’ licenses when CRT is found primarily in student who has benefitted sial precisely because they Edwins Butcher Shop ety. This is why I’m against teachers talk about race, college-level law courses. from curriculum and extra- are not impartial. In other 13024 Buckeye Road these bills. They would sexuality, nationality etc. The reason? To teach future curricular content focused words, if something was impact how students learn If passed the bills will not lawyers and defenders of on identity, bias, and how able to be discussed truly Cleveland, Ohio 44120 and how a curriculum is be- only be abhorrent but will justice the history of laws power is manifested, main- impartially, it would not be 216-417 1100 ing taught. In the future, I also belittle the little his- and regulations that were tained and undermined, we controversial. Tuesday-Friday 11:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. hope to see that America’s tory taught about race and created to hinder the rights respectfully ask state lead- When future Saturday 10:00 a.m. 2:00 p.m. past isn’t censored to paint the factors alongside race. and freedom of minorities. ers to leverage their lead- Ohio students learn about America as a perfect coun- As an African- American Today, modern legislators ership position and engage HB 322, Sub HB 327, and Edwins Institute try. To share my viewpoint woman and student of Ohio are arguing that this teach- school leaders, teachers the other bills like it across I have joined S.P.E.A.K. education, it disturbs me ing of CRT is dangerous and the larger education America, what will they be To Enroll: Call 216-921-3333 (Students Promoting Equity that people would rather and causes white children community in this work, taught? That their legisla- and Knowledge), a student- history be silent than to to hate themselves. Really, as well. The bills prohibit tors restricted their learning, 6 MonthsTraining led group bent on educat- teach why history shouldn’t these legislators are pushing the promotion, teaching, or that it was understood ing people to take a stance repeat itself and how his- these bills so the status quo and training of “Divisive that society can only prog- against discrimination, rac- tory left behind generational is preserved, and the sys- Concepts’’ across Pre K-12, ress through hard conversa- ism, and censorship. trauma and disadvantages temic racism in the United Higher Education, and Po- tions? It’s a trick question— Jeremiah Al- to people of color. Just be- States continues to exist. litical Subdivisions with if these bills pass, future Attorney James A. Gay Jeleel, Cleveland School of cause you’re too ashamed If these bills are passed, consequences ranging from students will not learn about Science and Medicine. to talk about your history education in Ohio will be losing 100% of school fund- them at all. They will be doesn’t mean you get to si- significantly worse as stu- ing to revoking the licenses considered a “divisive con- Dear Editor: lence and dismiss our his- dents would never know of teachers. These bills use cept” and therefore banned. My name is Kay- tory. You may say “I’m not the true nature of events the vague language of “di- I urge our legisla- la Blake. I’m a Cleveland racist- I don’t see color” but in American history and visive concepts” to prohibit tors to vote no on HB 327 high school student from that belittles the justice that the reasoning behind laws any teaching and discussion and HB 322, which are dan- the Cleveland Metropoli- people of color have been that are still in use today. of America’s racial history gerous for the future of our tan School District. I am fighting for, for 400+years. Moreover, these bills pro- and current events in school state. one of the first students in Color blindness is a sys- hibit the teaching of “divi- today. Lily Steiger, a newly founded group, the tematic excuse to justify sive topics.” Without a true HB 322 and 327 hide as an Beachwood High School S.P.E.A.K Coalition (Stu- conversations people aren’t definition, this could mean attempt to limit “divisive- graduate, 2018; Presently a dents Promoting Equity and ready to have. Our educa- anything. These legislators ness” in what is really an senior at the University of Knowledge), which fights tion shouldn’t be blind; the most likely hope to stop the attack on the values that Rochester the regression of racial Ohio education system has teaching of true history and schools should hold most education in Ohio. There every race and nationality. systemic racism, but there at its core: Diversity, Eq- Dear Editor: are two bills in the Ohio History should be versatile are far-reaching implica- uity, and Inclusion. They As a student and activist, I legislature aimed to limit because history has its good tions. Divisive topics, to encourage narrow, singular believe in creating spaces conversation about race, parts and bad parts. Just be- some, could mean World viewpoints that perpetuate where community members gender, and current events, cause you’re uncomfortable War II and the Holocaust, racist, discriminatory and see and feel their identities, HB 322 and 327. As a black doesn’t mean the conversa- The Civil War, slavery, the exclusionary abuse, trauma, and identities different than student in America, it is al- tion shouldn’t be held; it Civil Rights Movement, and behavior and narratives in their own, affirmed. I have ready hard enough to have should be held in hopes of more issues that may paint the classroom while also grown from classroom ex- my identity recognized and bettering our future and pre- America and the world in discouraging the student periences that have pushed my history acknowledged, venting history from repeat- a poor light. Overall, these voices and advocacy that is me to develop my socio- “Some things have not changed. When the police advise you that everything ing itself. especially in the classroom, bills prevent the teaching of central to Shaker’s student political consciousness and you’ve said will be used against you, they have already made a decision but these two bills would La “Ericka Butts, real history, and those who organizations. If passed, understand how my over- only make everything Cleveland School of Sci- do not know the history of House Bills 322 and 327 lapping and intersecting respecting your immediate future.” worse. They would prohibit ence and Medicine America and its shortcom- would harm students and social positionalities inter- Call me - I can help and punish teachers (possi- ings, are doomed to repeat communities tremendous- act with systems of power. bly removing their licenses) Dear Editor: it. ly. We call on the school I have been empowered to and school districts (pos- House Bills 327 Greg Ganor, boards across the state to analyze historical and cur- (216) 429-9493 sibly removing funding) and 322 are being passed Rocky River High School mobilize against this legis- rent structural oppression from addressing America’s across America and now lation and do everything in with a critical lens, which unfortunate history regard- Ohio, and these bills are Dear Editor: their power, vested in them informs how I approach my ing the construct of race trying to cover up the truth I am writing by the community, to com- own social justice advo- and talking about current in History. Right now, as a about two pending bills in bat their passage. cacy. If passed, house Bills events. Legislators who high school student, I want the Ohio House of Repre- Carly Lehman, 322 and 327 would harm pushed these bills believe to be able to learn accurate sentatives, House bills 322 Shaker Hts. graduate 2019 educational communities that not discussing these information without being and 327. These bills active- tremendously by failing to topics altogether would fed false baloney, or my ly censor hard history and Dear Editor, create nurturing and heal- create a less tense envi- teachers being penalized other “divisive concepts.” I am scared for ing spaces in school. Fur- ronment. However, in my for doing their job. The idea They punish teachers for Ohio’s educational future. ther, students would be less personal beliefs, it would that we should exclude the violations, and school dis- This isn’t a gen- prepared to examine and make them more taboo and “embarrassing” parts of tricts as well via removal of eralized fear, but rather one interpret systemic issues. would allow more room for American history is wrong teaching licenses or limit- borne from two bills cur- By deeming conversations hate which would inevita- and upsetting. We should be ing state funding. I want to rently in the Ohio House about how students expe- bly lead to more division. able to learn the truth, ac- make it exceptionally clear of Representatives: House rience these structures of In addition, not mention- cept that it happened, and that these bills will harm Bills 322 and 327. These power “divisive,” these bills ing the struggles of People do better. It is also impor- students in Ohio public bills are attempting to inflict blatantly reject inclusion, of Color in America and tant for K-12 students and schools and universities. heavy penalties (suspension replicate conditions of ex- their history is just another teachers to talk about rac- Proposed by House Repub- of teaching licenses along- ploitation, and hurt kids. We form of indoctrination and ism and sexism, both social licans, these bills exist only side slashing school fund- need to foster school envi- censorship. The goal, as I and systemic constructs that to silence the actual history ing) for public k-12 schools ronments which implement mentioned in a recent ra- exist today, and create an of our country, such as slav- that dare to discuss current frameworks and models for dio interview, is to (as the environment where kids can ery and its effects, systemic events related to race, gen- students to acquire critical preamble said) create a grow up to be accepting and racism, and many more im- der, and sex, or even at- and intentional relation- 16802 Chagrin Boulevard “more perfect union”, not understanding people. If portant topics. They silence tempt to discuss “divisive ships with each other and teach that our current union House Bills 327 and 322 are minority communities only events,” respectively. the world. We need conver- Cleveland, Ohio 44120 is flawless. 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ELECT Dennis Kucinich, Reelect Mayor Kucinich Committee One of America’s Leading Peace Advocates 1228 Euclid Avenue, #816 Cleveland, Ohio 44115 Mayor of Cleveland In 2014, upon the 50th Anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s receipt of the Nobel Peace Prize, Dr. Bernice King invited Congressman Dennis Kucinich, one of America’s Leading Peace Advocates, to give the keynote address at the King Center in Atlanta. Kucinich joined with Ambassador Andrew Young, and the children of four other Nobel Peace Prize winners. Kucinich, who is a recipient of the Gandhi Peace Prize, wrote legislation to create a cabinet-level Department of Peace, introduced into Congress on July 11, 2001, in honor of the work of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. The King Family reciprocated, asking Cong. Kucinich to keynote. Today, Kucinich is running for Mayor of Cleveland and intends to create a Civic Peace Department, to make the spirit of Dr. King part of the everyday work of the government of the City of Cleveland and the Cleveland School System. We can make nonviolence an organizing principle in our city, with Dennis Kucinich as Mayor. We can make our neighborhoods safer, more peaceful and prosperous, with a Mayor who has pledged to bridge the divides in our community. For a Peaceful City, Elect a Man of Peace, Dennis Kucinich, Mayor of Cleveland

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