G. G. tournament starts SPORTS The Cleveland Golden Gloves MENU TIPS Tournament will be held on May Rockers Open 9, 10 and 11, at Garfield Heights Getting More EAST SIDEily NEWS High School Gym, 12000 Maple Training Camp Veggies Into Meals ISSUED FRIDAY LeafDrive, Garfield Heights. Ohio. For tickets call (216) 752-0678. The SERVING LARCHMERE - WOODLAND, SHAKER SQUARE, BUCKEYE, WOODLAND, action starts at 7:00p.m. on May 9 MT. PLEASANT, LEE & AVALON, HARVARD - LEE, MILES - UNION, UNIVERSITY See Page 7 See Page 8 and 10; 5:00p.m. on May 11. CIRCLE AREA, WARRENSVILLE HEIGHTS, VILLAGE OF FREE IDGHLAND IDLLS AND CITY OF EAST CLEVELAND READ ON - WRITE ON TUesday, ApriJ 16, 2002- Friday, Apri119, 2002 VOL. 23 No. 11 "COVERING THE NEWS TODAY FOR ABETTER TOMORROW" Teaching kids about saving money By JOSEPHT. DETERS Money instructors. Boyd, Overly, and the revealed that learning did, in As a matter of fact; Marysville faculty; with no deed, take place. If you're the parent the program was the brainchild budget and no designated time On 16 true-false ques ofa student who will be gradu of Linda Overly, a Marysville during the school year to teach tions, students got more than ating from high school in the business education teacher, the unit, Financial FUNda 90 percent ofthe answers right. next few years, how confident who attended our Women and mentals was taught on March And four open are you that he or she under Money financial education 13 to 160 Marysville students ended-questions revealed that stands the basics of manag workshop in Columbus during in three 45-minute sessions. students were already thinking ing money and can avoid the summer of2000. The curriculum was about steps they would take some of the financial pitfalls Women and Money, largely adapted from the "bud to better manage their money. that confront more young now in its third year; is a free, geting" chapter ofour Women For example, one After two wee~ ofstriking, East Cleveland teachers ended the strike and returned to their adults? daylong workshop tailored to and Money course manual. student's goal was to budget . classrooms. (ESDN Photo by Ray Robinson.) The question is at Ohio women that provides The students' con his money so he could one day the heart of discussions go practical information on a va cept of money management afford a car payment and in ing on in Columbus right now riety of personal-finance top was tested both before and af surance. Others talked about East Cleveland teachers end strike over recently introduced leg ics, including budgeting, credit ter they took part in Financial opening a savings account. After two weeks of achieve by accepting the of According to ECEA islation that calls for the cre and debt management, invest FUNdamentals. Another said she would "not striking East Cleveland School fer. President Mary Alice Conkey, ation of a financial education ments, and retirement plan Overly's evaluation turn down babysitting. jobs." System teachers and staff re Some ofthe gains the there were other important curriculum in Ohio schools. · ning. cently voted to accept the union cited were guaranteed concerns other than money. Regardless of the Overly enjoyed the school board's latest offer and protection of their health ben Myra J to visit 'A Cultural Exchange' Conkey is a fifth outcome of those dicussions, workshop and felt she learned to return to work. efits, paid holidays, maintain Myra J of the Tom grade special education the success of a pilot progarni some valuable strategies on The members of the the length oftheir school days, Joyner Radio Show will appear teacher at Rozelle Elementary called Financial FUNda managing her own money. East Cleveland Education As allow the staff up to two years at A Cultural Exchange, I2624 School. mentals, which was taught at But she then did sociation (ECEA) agreed to ac of parental leave, receive ad Larchmere Blvd., to introduce Elvin Jones, who is Marysville High School in something that good teachers cept the proposed contract equate equipment, sufficient and sign her new greeting the school's superintendent, Union County this year, dem often do, she thought of her after an hour long close-door books and supplies and to be cards for single moms on Sat was elated with the vote and onstrated the value and the students. She began envi meeting held at First Baptist notified ifone oftheir students urday, May 11, from II :00 am. need for financial education sioning how they might ben Church in Shaker Heights. has a violent background. happy that the normal educa untill :00 p.m. in our schools. efit from some ofthe material The education asso The salaries would tion process will continue im For information on Financial in Women and Money. ciation, which consist of 641 be increased by 3 percent on mediately. Myra rs appearance call, (2I6) FUNdamentals was devel After Overly con union members, will formally July 1; by 2 percent on July I, The union members 229-8300. oped as a partnership among tacted our office with her idea, vote at their school building's 2003; and by 3 percent on J uiy went out on strike as of April MyraJ'sappearance Marysville High School fac a planning meeting was held on Wednesday, May I. 1,2004. 3, after their last three year is sponsored by IOO Black MyraJ ulty, my Community Education last summer. Of the 350 members The union's main contract expired. Men of Cleveland and A Cul are hilarious and heartwarming Department, and Donna Gray Eve1,1tually, after who attended the meeting, no contention for striking was to The union repre tural Exchange. while making a lot of laughter Boyd, one of our Women and many hours of hard work by one objected to accepting the seek annual raises of6 percent, sents teachers, librarians, Her new line ofcards in the household. proposal. which was contrary to which guidance counselors, social The union cited 39 the district had portrayed the workers, nurses and psy significant gains they would strike. chologists. Judges appoint grand jury members ENDORSEMENTS The General Division children and four stepchildren Jewish Community Federation, of Common Pleas Court re and resides in Bay Village with president, Heartland PAC and cently appointed four (4) his wife Sally Ford Hayes. president ofJewish Education Elect Pamela O'Bannonjudge grand jury f-.remen. Donna Yanowitz was Center ofCleveland. EAST SIDE DAILY Judge Sara J. Harper. EaCh grand jury fore appointed by Judge Janet R. Gross and his wife, NEWS encourages all voters in By electing O'Bannon man will lead deliberations of Burnside to serve as a grand Roc~elle , have three sons and Cuyahoga County to vote for as a judge, the. voters of Cuya cases presented to it to deter juy fore-person. four grandchildren. They re Pamela Ann O'Bannon for judge hoga County will guarantee the ofthe Court of Common Pleas on legacy that Judge Harper estab mine whether probable cause Yanowitz, born and side in Shaker Heights. Tuesday, May 7. lished will be continued in exists that a felony was com raised in Duluth, Minnesota, Pamela Marshall O'Bannon, 38, whose O'Bannon's work as a judge. mitted within Cuyahoga is a 20 year resident of the Holmes, vice president, Com interest to become a judge was O'Bannon is more than County. Cleveland area, currently re munity Service Cleveland ignited while in the fourth grade qualified for the position ofjudge O'Bannon Judge Mary Jane siding in Pepper Pike. Clinic Health System/Eastern her on May 7 to assure quality during a career day when she had and the voters of Cuyahoga Boyle's appointment for grand Calabrese She earned her mas Region was appointed by the opportunity to meet former County are encouraged to vote for and equal justice. jury foreman is Terrence P. Roosevelt, Jr., and Aviation ters in Judaic Studies from Judge Kenneth R. Callahan as Re-elect Annie Keys State Representative Hayes, a retired Cleveland High Schools. Siegal College ofJudaic Stud a grand jury fore-person. Public Schools teacher and He retired in I966 and EAST SIDE DAILY To assure the quality ies and serves on the Jewish Under her leadership, NEWS encourages all voters in the ofservice that Keys has provided presently very active in the presently works as a substi Community Federation's En several community health pro 11th State House District to re to her constituents, the voters of community ofSt. Malachi. tute teacher in Fairview Park, dowment Committee and the grams were created to provide elect Annie L Keys as State Rep the 11 House District are urged During Hayes' career North Olmsted and Westlake board of Siegal College ofJu educational and wellness op to vote for Keys on Tuesday, resentative for the district. in education he taught at St. schools. daic Studies. She is also ac portunities for the community. May 7. Keys, who is a life-long Ignatius, Glenville, Franklin D. He is the futher ofsix tive in the United Way and In addition to being resident of the district, has repre Council Gardens Board. selected as the 2002 "Top Lady sented the district in a commend Jenna Boyne wins state handwriting contest of Distinction'' by the March able manner. Judge Anthony 0. Jenna Boyne, a first sistently tell us how important The· schools also Calabrese, Jr. appointed Harley of Dimes, Marshall-Holmes grade student at Saints Jo legible handwriting is to every win a $100.00 gift certificate for Gross, foreman for the Janu was honored by the Ohio's seph and John School in thing from processing mail Zaner-Bloser products. ary 2002 Term. Career Education Association Politics 2002 Strongsville, was recently correctly to reading prescrip One Grand National Gross is a partner in in Columbus as an "Outstand honored as a State Champion tions accurately. Despite the Champion is then selected Gross Builders of North Roy ing Community Leader" for her Attack on Iraq eminent in the Zaner-Bloser National influx of high-tech communi from the eight National Grade alton, an award winning commitment to the career de Handwriting Contest. cation devices, every busi builder and developer of resi velopment ofarea high school By HOWARD TAUB moved soon, the high prob Level Champions. · More than 110,000 ness and every person still "Zaner-Bioser is dential communities in the students. ability exists that he will pro children competed nationwide depends on pen and paper. We A recent flood of proud of the wonderful skills Cleveland Metropolitan area. She serves on such vide weapons of mass de in the National Handwriting simply want to encourage stu news reports has been ap struction to individuals and these young people demon Developments in organizations as Cleveland Contest sponsored by Zaner dents to develop good hand pearing nightly on our tele groups that would have no strate, and proud too of the clude single family and clus Chapter of Jack & Jill, Links, Bioser, the leading publisher writing skills at an early ago vision and radio stations as problem unleashing them many devoted teachers who ter homes and apartments. Inc., Northeasterners and ofhandwriting materials in the so that it can help them to the possibility of an upon innocent civilians in have worked so faithfully to Presently, he serves United Negro College Fund American attack upon Iraq the western world. United States. throughout their lives," as the president ofMontefiore and resides in Beachwood with Boyne will now com Harvey said. instill this love for good hand to remove Saddam Hussein It is important for writing," Harvey said. Home, vice president of the her husband and two children. from power. our news shows to continue pete along with 154 other State As the First Grade Although our con to educate and inform our Champions from grades 1-8 for State Champion, Boyne, her stitution requires the presi nation. the title of National Grade teacher and principal will re Gasoline prices fall a penny in area dent to obtain congres However, our po Level Champion and Grand ceive beautifully engraved sional approval before un litical leaders are wrong to National Champion. wood pens. Northeast Ohio mo- three weeks, down 6 cents the past two weeks. dertaking an act ofwar , why expose details and military Boyne's entry will be Boyne and the torists are off to a relatively from Aprilll. The statewide aver must this event be scripted plans for the entire world to forwarded to Zaner-Bloser's school will also receive framed pleasant start as the spring Last year's average age is a penny above North and broadcast to the entire see. Master Penman, Dr. Clinton award certificates and the and summer vacation season at this time were 20 cents east Ohio's average at $1 .36 world? Recent polls show Hackney, to be considered for school will receive a $50.00 nears. According to today's higher at $1.65 for regular, per gallon. No informed and a majority ofAmericans ap these national honors. certificate for Zaner-Bioser AAA Ohio Motorists Asso- $1.74formid-grade and$1.84 AAA anticipates educated person can deny prove ofour future military The contest, cur materials. ciation Fuel Gauge survey, for premium. area motorists could still see that removing Saddam action against Iraq. rently in its 12th year, was es National Grade Level pump prices fell a penny to The nationwide av- a late May gasoline price in Hussein from power is a The highly public tablished to emphasize the im Champions, one each for an average of$1.35 for self- erage of self-serve regular creaseovertheMemorialDay critical and necessary goal. debate among our political portance of developing good grades 1-8, are awarded serve regular gasoline. gasoline is continuing to rest holiday, but overall the out- Hussein has used leaders will result in the loss handwriting early. $500.00 savings bonds. They, Prices have gradu- just slightly above $1.40 per look for summer fuel prices is poison gas to murder thou of American lives if too "Teachers tell us the along with their teachers and ally decreased in the past gallon this week as it has for positive thus far. sands of his own Kurdish many details are made pub contest motivates students to principals, also receive an el people in Northern Iraq. lic. do their best work," says egant desktop pen and holder. He is encouraging The vast majority AAA Fuel Gauge Gasoline Price Survey Georganna Harvey, spokes In addition, they and the proliferation ofhomicide of Americans understand person for Zaner-Bloser. "The their schools receive a num Northeast Ohio Average for Self-Service Gasoline bombers in Israel with what must be done. It is the $25,000 cash payments to responsibility ofour elected extra effort really pays off for ber of prizes including cham Regular Mid-Grade Premium the families of these brain officials to do it quietly to the students, because hand pionship plaques and to Today (4-25-02) $135 $1.45 $I .56 washed killers. minimize the loss oflives of writing is a vital skill they'll use gether with their classmates, Last Week (4-18-02) $136 $1.46 $1.56 Unless he is re- our sons in uniform. for their lifetime." teacher and family, National Last Year (4-27-01) $1.65 $1.74 $1.84 ''News reports con- Handwriting Contest t-shirts. Pagel EAST SIDE DAILY NEWS Tuesday, April16, 2002-Friday, Apri119, 2002
ter infection. The National Black Collectively, By the time the indi McDonald's Operators Asso NBMOA members own nearly ciation (NBMOA), one ofthe 1,300 McDonald's restaurants vidual discovers they are in largest and most influential throughout the U.S. with com fected, the liver may be se African-American business bined sales exceeding $2 bil verely damaged. organizations in the country, lion. Chronic liver disease has elected Larry Tripplett, a is the tenth leading cause of "Our vision continues "It is extremely im 15-year McDonald's industry to be one ofempowennent, en death among adults in the U.S. portant for Ohio residents to ers. veteran, as chairman and suring that our members thrive and studies show 40 to 60 per understand how this disease is These individuals are CEO. in an increasingly competitive cent of this disease is related transmitted and how to protect at risk because the virus can He replaces Craig environment," Tripplett said. to Hepatitis C, resulting in be themselves against it, espe enter the body through a break Welbum who recently com "In addition, the NBMOA will tween 8.000 and l 0,000 deaths cially those in high risk in the skin so small the indi pleted a successful three-year remain committed to providing each year. Tripplett groups," said Terri Manns, di vidual might not even know tenn. business and employment op According to Dr. rector of the American Liver about it. Founder in 1971 by portunities for the African William D. Carey, who heads The NBMOA lead Foundation's Ohio Chapter. Medical and emer Hennan Petty, the first black American community." ership is comprised os an ex The Cleveland Clinic The virus is transmit gency workers who come in McDonald's franchisee, and Committed to the ecutive committee and a board Foundation's hepatology sec ted via blood and body fluids contact with people who may 12 other black franchise own spiring of advocacy and the of directors. tion, it is very important to get that may contain trace amounts have bleeding wounds, for ex ers, the NBMOA has cel value ofnurturing partnerships, The representatives tested. of infected blood. ample, are highly susceptible. ebrated more than thirty years the NBMOA has opened nu are elected from the NBMOA "With modem treat High risk groups for Unprotected sex of economic and community merous doors for African geographical regions which ments, it's increasingly possible this blood-borne disease that is (whether heterosexual or ho leadership. American vendors to work di correlate with McDonald's 21 purchased to get this virus under control. for existing the leading cause ofliver trans mosexual) with multiple part The organization rectly with McDonald's Corpo Regions and 3 Divisions. McDonald's. In fact," said Carey, "some plants, include: ners increases the risk ofcon comprised of more than 330 ration including minority cloth Tripplett, the past Currently residing in People who have had tracting Hepatitis C. people think that successful franchisees, includes more ing manufacturers, crouton vice chairman and president of San Mateo, California his res blood transfusions before 1992 Hepatitis C is a seri viral eradication represents a successful African American makers, bakers, advertising the Western Division for the taurants are owned through his (before donated blood was ous liver disease with more cure." business owners than any as agencies and distribution cen NBMOA, was born in Arkan company, Tripplett Manage screened for the disease); than 40,000 becoming in Treatments includes sociation of its kind. ters. sas and raised in South Cen- ment Corporation. Healthcare profes fected each year according to drug therapy and life-style sionals who come in contact the Centers for Disease Con changes. Life and Style Spring Fling to be held for seniors with blood, such as nurses, trol and Prevention (CDC). Diagnosis of the dis On Wednesday, May WKYC Channel 3 will make tor of the Solon Senior Cen- • services to the network, as well physicians, surgeons, emer The most common ease can be made through a 29th, the University Hospitals a special appearance for this ter, is the chairperson for the as financial support. gency medical professionals, symptom of Hepatitis C is fa simple blood test at your Health System (UHHS) Se event. chapter. The Life and style firefighters and police officers; tigue. Left untreated, it can physician's office, or via pri nior Network, Southeast The Life and Style UHHS Bedford Spring Fling will take place at Anyone who has had cause scarring ofthe liver (cir vate, self-test kits available at Chapter will sponsor the Life Spring Fling should be a dy Medical Center is the organi- Twinhaven Party Center, body piercing or a tattoo from rhosis) and liver failure. most local drug stores. and Style Spring Fling at namic event focusing on edu zational sponsor and advocate 10439 Ravenna Road, in an infected needle; Hepatitis C often has "If you are in a high Twinhaven Party Center in cation, providing demonstra for the development of the Twinsburg. RSVP's are re Those who are sexu no symptoms in those who are risk group, you definitely Twinsburg. tions and offering infonnation Senior Network and provides quired before May 22. Please ally active, including teenagers infected. should be tested regularly for The UHHS Senior on travel and leisure, garden hospital-related programs and call (440) 735-3684. who may have more than one If symptoms do oc the disease because early treat Network is again hosting a ing, clothing and selfimprove cur, they usually consist of ment can have remarkable, life vibrant, festive enent to reach ment. Training sessions for Big Brothers and Sisters jaundice, fatigue, abdominal sustaining results," Dr. Carey out to the ever expanding lo The event is free of This is an infonna lie Library, 22035 Clarkwood sion, please call Big Brothers pain, loss ofappetite, possible said. cal senior population offering charge. However, reservations tional event to help potential Pkwy, Meeting Room B. Big Sisters of Greater Cleve nausea, and vomiting. For more information information on wellness and are required volunteers learn how they can To sign up for a ses- land at (216) 621-8223. Chronic liver disease visit the American Liver Foun self improvement they may Refreshments will be get involved in the life of an can progress at a slow rate dation web site at www.Iiver need to adapt to the changes provided for all attendees. area child by becoming a Big without symptoms during the foundation.org or call (866) involved with aging, while still The UHHS Senior Brother or Big Sister. first two or more decades af- HEP-OHIO living fulfilling and productive Network hopes to attract 300 Attendees will be ROBT. #1 ALL HAND CAR WASH lives. people. given an overview of the pro The event is geared Developed in 1997, gram and will learn the re -Help Wanted- to seniors in the southeast re the UHHS Network unites wards of becoming a role ---()~---.. gion (souther Cuyahoga and agencies serving seniors to al model to a child. northern Portage and Summit low for the sharing ofservices This program is de (216) 721-9616 FLOWERS counties). and resources and providing a signed to strengthen the single 61FT·o·f!Rlll'1' tttEI!SE & WINE This fun-filled day forum for collaboration on be parent family by providing will begin at 1:00 p.m. and run half ofsenior services. one-to-one friendships for DfUVfRED ANYWHERE DAILY until4:00 p.m. In addition to The network has fos children who need a caring rf'S AQL1Al~Jl1M ------exhibitors like Gleneagles Golf tered an innovative model for adult in their lives. 10520 Superior Ave. Cleveland, OH 44106 rarry 7.21-1500 Course, Discovery Tours and the area in which agencies and The session will be Th~·y supplies & equipment for hl'ginncr~ f..:. cxpl'ricnced, in the ~amc lllnltinn for ~0 yc . n~. 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Lake Erie College re In 1986, Spero was more than $149 billion on Unfortunately, com Remember, there are cently announced the indue one of the three planners cho home repairs and improve plaints about home improve many financial risks when you lion ofalumna and Karen Spero sen for the Wall Street ments in the year 2000, ac ment contractors rank number use your home as security for '78 into the Ohio Foundation Journal's Roundtable on Fi cording to the U.S. Depart- two, second only to complaints a loan. for Independent Colleges' nancial Planning. regarding auto sales, according Borrow against your 2002 Hall ofExcellence. She is currently on ••••••• to the Consumer Federation of home means you can lose it to Spero, a resident of the Editorial Advisory Board • •• • • America and the National As foreclosure if you can't make Bratenahl, Ohio and Edwards for the "Journal of Financial • Kid's Corner: sociation ofConsumer Agency the loan payments. Ifthe con (Singletree), Colorado, was Planning" magazine and has ••• • • Administrators. tractor doesn't do a good job presented with her award by held offices and served as a ••••••• Too many of those or doesn't finish the job, you Hal Laydon, president ofLake trustee for a number of finan complaints involve unscrupu still must repay the loan. Erie College. cial organizations. lous contractors who are more Some financing com T\le event was held For more than 25 interested in pushing their fi panies are more interested in at The Atb&tic club in Colum years, the firm has assisted nancing arrangements than in how much money they can bus, Ohio. individuals and small business actually doing the remodeling make rather than what is best Speroisfounderand owners with the comprehen \mrk. for the borrower. They may try chainnan of Spero Smith In sive family financial planning "If you need to bor to talk you into borrowing vestment Advisers, in Cleve and money management. Lake Erie College alumna Karen Spero, class of1978, row money to pay for home re- · more money than you need or land. Spero and her part receives her Award of Excellence from the Ohio Foundation of pairs or improvements, it is im want for the work you plan to Her financial plan ner, Bob Smith, are supported Independent Colleges. Photo L to R: Hal Laydon, president of portant to choose where you have done, based on your eq ning career has earner her na by a team ofseasoned profes LEC, who presented the award; and Spero. borrow your money as carefully uity in your home, not on your tional acclaim, including being sionals who work with clients as who does the work," advises ability to repay the loan. named one of worth to organize their financial lives Home seminar to be held Shawntwon Laney, Jr. AARP Ohio State President "Be wary of financ magazine's 'best Financial and achieve their financial Northeastern Neigh ees an introductory course on Shawntwon Bessie King Jackson. ing offered by the contractor," Advisers in America" each goals. borhood Development Corpo buying a house, estimating Laney, Jr., who is seven "You need to shop for Jackson said. year since 1996. The firm manages in months old, is a very play ration (NNDC) and Evening mortgage payments, building the best possible loan. AARP Ohio has been Her numerous pro excess of$250 million. ful baby. His favorite toy Star Missionary Baptist a credit history, choosing the Don't be pressured by at the forefront of efforts to fessional and civic a~ds in Currently, Spero is a set of toy keys. Church will present "Buying homeownership team and a contractor into getting your protect homeowners from un clude being named one of the serves as a member and vice Shawntwon is attempting a New Home," a free two-hour other home buying essentials. financing through a particular scrupulous lending practices "Top Twenty Women Busi chairman of Lake Erie to crawl. His parents are seminar for prospective The session is for company. Bottom line is that and will continue that work in ness Owners" by the North College's board oftrustees, as Shawn Laney, Sr. and homebuyers, Saturday, May those who have never owned Monica Williams. you need to get at least three the year ahead. East Ohio National Associa wellasaco-chairofthe l50th 4, at Evening Star Missionary a home and for those who may estimates for any work you want AARP Ohio Govern tion ofWomen Business Own Anniversary Campaign. Ifyou would Baptist Church, 9902 St. Clair already own and want to live done and separate estimates for ment Affairs Representative ers, a recipient of the YWCA The "Hall of Excel to haveyourcbBd fll!ldtured Avenue. in an eastside neighborhood. the financing," Jackson said. 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Every women attained through the ing from abusive relationships women and children. the right to own property, own If they choose to do individual is responsible for establishment ofIslam was the where their needs were going Editors note: This Islam also gave their own business, and main so, it was considered a charity understanding the religion right to choose her own hus- unmet financial, emotionally, article is two of a series. women the right to inheritance. tain· control over their money. not an obligation. and it's teachings. We are ex band and the right to divorce. and spiritually. The right for a They are subjected Muslim women are allowed to During the time of Again it wasn't until pected to make educated in Islam liberated women from the woman to choose her bus to living in low-income hous inherit property from their fa Prophet Muhammad (peace the mid-1900s that United formed decisions about our oppression of unhappy mar- band was unheard of until Is ing projects, receiving insuffi thers and husbands. be upon him) his wife States women were given the practice oflslam, and not fall riage resulting from; not liking lam. Arranged marriages were cient financial supplements This was phenom Khadijah (may Allah be right to own property and op into the pattern ofblindly fol or loving the men they were the practice of the times be from the government, they are enal because in years prior to pleased with her) was a known erate a business. lowing others because it's forced to marry through ar- fore, and still continue in other often victims ofcrimes having Islam women themselves were business woman that time who Islam also gave what tradition has deemed ranged marriages, and suffer- cultures even today. been left alone to protect them considered property to be in owned and operated their own women the right to be edu correct. One of the highest ------·--- selves and their children. herited. business. cated equally with men. In Is and most respected positions • #t Essentially these In 1848 women in the Islam gave women lam everyone is held account in Islam is that of a scholar. · · , CHIN A·ONE women are plagued by a soci United States ofAmerica were the right to keep the money able for learning and knowing One of the most influential Chinese Restaurant ety of men who are not held not even allowed to own, in they earned and were not re their religion. Allah encour scholars of Islam was a :1 Ph 991 2222 into account and feel no so herit, or sell property. quired to spend it on the ages us to seek knowled2e from woman. Aisha (may Allah be 0 n e: • cial responsibility toward them It wasn't until the pleasedwithher)wasoneof Carry Out Menu · or the children. Women Suffrage Movement the prophet's wives and was OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Islam calls the men in of the mid-1900s that women knowntohavespentthemost 11708 Buckeye Road society into account for the won this right. timewithhim. 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MASTERCARD- VISA- AMERICAN EXPRESS Page6 EASTSIDE DAILY NEWS Tuesday, April16, 2002-Friday, Aprill9, 2002 Appointments made at Benedictine Kieran Patton was age the association's annual Benedictine High School and Where I Sit recently appointed director of "Phonathon" fund drive and St. Andrew Sovrad Abbey. He admissions for Benedictine will have responsibility for is in his third year as the High School. coordinating alumni events, school's campus minister and Gangs and violence in Ohio Benedictine monk socials and special fund rais in his tenth year as Rev. Gary Hoover, OSB, will ers. Benedictine's athletic chaplain ByDONALDR WILLIAMS they have money on their become the school's new di He has been the di for the school's half-a-dozen books. rector ofAlumni Affairs. rector ofPlanned Giving for athletic teams. This week's topic is I am yet to meet one The announcements , "Gangs and Violence in who's getting support from the were made by Principal Rev. Ohio." During the last ten street from members oftheir so Gerard Gonda, OSB. Di\lita s years, gangs have become a called gang. Living History Program Patton will be advis major factor pertaining to the So before you con ing boys at approximately 115 '4 44 Larchmere Deli & Beverage violence in cities. sider destroying your life for a The Western Re is sponsored by Ziegler, elementary schools and area Deli-Fine Wine-Imported Beer-Gift Baskets My message to all gang think about where you will serve Historical Society Metzger & Miller. public schools about educa ~ gang leaders and members is: end up, either life in prison, or (WRHS) from now until May The program is of tional opportunities at Bene 1 *Party Trays For All Occassions * Replace the violence with dead. 11, resurrects a historic First fered in connection with the dictine, an all-boys Catholic ...... Receptions-After Prom Parties sport competitions, meet at Just say "No! to Amendment case to examine WRHS History Museum exhi high school on Cleveland's · Meetings-Hotiday Events-Picnics the parks on Saturday morn gangs and violence." the current debate surround bition, Cleveland Crimes, a look EastSide. 216.721 .0220 • Ohio Lottery • ings and play football or bas Thousands of young ing freedom of speech in Free at Cleveland's most interesting 12727 LarchmerP Blvd. Patton has 20 years Shaker Hts .. OH 44120 ketball to see who's the best males, and females behind bars Speech on Trial, a powerful solved and unsolved crimes. ofexperience with school-re between the two. who are involved in gangs or new museum theater program The WRHS History lated functions including fund By changing nega were involved in gangs with no that invites you to be the Museum is located at I 0825 raising, marketing, operations, fkut:t?~ tive things to positive things, support from anyone. judge. East Boulevard in the Univer supervision and scheduling. SPecializing In Urbln Clothing Many ofthem will con This interactive pro sity Circle area Hours are Mon mothers won't continue to He has been in "Fashion Has Just Become Affordable At Jay's" hurt from losing one oftheir sider changing their way ofliv gram reenacts the case of Eu day through Saturday, 10:00 volved in conducting sports Men &Women - ing with the right help. This gene V. Debs, the Socialist a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; Sunday's children to gang violence. camps at various Catholic Enyce - Iceberg • Coogl - Parasuco - Playboy ~ Also, young teens means getting out of the gang Party leader arrested in Can noon to 5:00p.m. schools, has helped in may Polo - Southpole - Esco • Ecko • Prada and adults don't have to stuff for good. ton during WWI for publicly Free Speech on Trial oral political campaigns and . --· ~~d~Guess_ _ tJ watch their friends die at a I have spoke with criticizing the war in Europe. is offered now until Saturday, coordinated different busi- Specializing In ._ '* young age. many young men who were con Debs was arrested May 11, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 ness programs. All Ladies Latest Handbags & Accessories Working together, fused about why they got in under the Sedition Act for in p.m. As Alumni Affairs Coach - Gucci-Louis Vuitton -Prada all young people can grow volved in a gang and wanted a citing insubordination and This four hour pro Director, Fr. Hoover will work ~ ---.TWO LOCATIONS* - ·-- old and become grandpar way out. disloyalty to the United States gram costs $20.00 per person with Benedictine's alumni 3005 E.l16th - Cleveland, Ohio 44120 ents and senior citizens. I have showed them and for opposing the Con and includes a boxed lunch. board and school administra- Ph (216) 791-1127- Fax (216) 791-6342 Give up the gangs many positive things they can scription Act, more commonly Call (216) 721-5722, tion to provide direction and 5312 Warrensville Center Road- Maple Heights, Ohio 44137 and the violence so that your get involved in to take the place known as The Draft. ext. 319 for reservations and leadership to the 8,500-mem Ph (216) 475-6261 children will have parents to ofthe gang. Debs was tried in details about this thought pro ber association. He will man- Mon.-Thurs.· 11 a.m. - 9 p.m. • Fri.-Sat.- 11 a.m.- 11 p.m. call on when they need help Even if it takes meet Cleveland that fall and sen voking new program. Sun.- 12 p.m. - 6 p.m. and their children will have ing with or corresponding with tenced to 10 years' imprison grandparents living that they the person who initiated them. ment City to hold 'Water Works Wonders' can call grandmom, and Having personal expe Throughout Ameri Cleveland's Division ter," said Mayor JaneL. Camp Camille's Place granddad. rience with the gang business can history, times of war have ofWater is celebrating National bell. "I'd like to invite every Consider all of this in my teens, and twenties, I threatened the delicate bal Drinking Water Week with a se one to come view the display "Food For The Soul" before destroying your life to know exactly what it takes to ance between Liberty and Se ries of displays called "Water and see firsthand the commit~ 5105 Warrensville Center Road works Wonders" open to the ment Cleveland's 1100 Divi gangs and violence. save some, if not all confused curity. Maple Heights, Oh 44137 Gang leaders really gang members. During the civil War, public May 6th through 1Oth. sion of Water employees have need to consider changing Just remember the old the government banned the Cleveland water sys made to ensuring that our (216) 475-7666 their rules of initiation to saying, "lflt Don't Make Dol circulation of anti-war news tem users can get a first hand drinking water is safe,. de Hours: Thesday • Tbunday 11:00 a.m.- 11:00 p.m. something positive, such as lars It Don't Make Sense." papers through the mail. In glimpse at what's involved in pendable and of the highest Friday 11:00 a.m. • 2:00 a.m. * Saturday 12:00 p.m. - 2:00 a.m. selling the most raffle tickets So put down the guns WWI, thousands of Ameri processing safe drinking water quality possible." Sunday 12:00 Noon - 8:00 p.m. or doing something positive and knives and replace them cans were arrested for violat and learn more about one of National Drinking Catering Available - Credit Cards Accepted in the neighborhood. · with footballs and basketballs, this area's most important re Water Week is an annual ing the Sedition Act that Dinner's - Sandwiches -Fish & Shrimp But before you can or even talent shows like we did threatened to imprison anyone sources. event sponsored by the Na • All Dinner's Accompanied By Two Side Orden • change the initiation terms it in the 70's. who dared to "utter, print, Division of Water em tional Drinking Water Alli I want to end with this ployees will be on hand ance, composed of nonprofit you must change what your write or publish" disloyal lan Sunday Dinner Special: Soul Food organization stands for. positive thought, for gang mem guage about the U.S. Govern throughout the week to answer groups and government agen- Quit trying to be like bers on the streets, trade the bad ment, the Constitution, or the questions about water quality, cies. Oxtails - Greens -Pig Feet - Meatloaf- Dressing other people who were do gang names in for a new im military, conservation and other water Water suppliers Smothered Pork Chops - Smothered Chicken ing so many negative, vio proved names such as: "The Six moths into the topics. through-out the United States lent things, and learn from Community Safe Neighbor War on Terror, Attorney Gen "Water Works Won and other countries partici 'Lord, graat me tbe serealty to their mistake, use it to your hood" or "Clean-up Team." ders" will be open from 9:00am. pate by promoting activities ac:upt tbe tblags I c:annot c:baage, tbe c:ourage eral Ashcroft has been criti to c:baage tbe things I c:a'a, lad tbe wisdom lo advantage. For the ones in prison cized for his alleged attempts to 4:00p.m., May 6- I 0 in the to educate consumers about lUI ow tbe dlffereaee.' St. Fr1ac:ls of Ass lsi Before making the who seek for help, fmd "God" to stifle political dissent about atrium of the Carl B. Stokes water-related issues in their choice ofgetting into a gang, and strive to get all the educa government policy. Public Utilities Building located local communities. find out what the gang has tion you can. And, once again, the at 1201 Lakeside Avenue. For information on to offer you, then use your Unlike any gang mem question is raised; Does the "The Water Works "Water Works Wonders" call Fresh Flowers - The Perfect common since to determine bers God keeps his promises. U.S. government have the right Wonders' display is an excel- the Cleveland Division of Gift for Mother's Day whether it's worth it or not. Whatever your religion may be, to curtail free speech when the lent opportunity for citizens in Water's Public Relations Unit What you need to have faith in your God. safety and defense of our na Cleveland's water system to at (216) 664-2444 ext. 5676 or consider is: Does this gang We all over-act when SEND THE FTD" tion are at stake? I so, who learn more about drinking wa- 5710. SPRING GARDEN" BOUQUET have a paid attorney on we have our boys on our side, decides? FOR MOTHER'S DAY, stand-by to represent you when resolving a situation go Savings card available for seniors SUNDAY, MAY 12. Free Speech on Trial Ninety-thousand se- such as chiropractic care, nu when you catch a felony think alone without your boys is designed to involve you, the ThiS delightful comb1nat10n ol natural case? Or do they have and use that decision as the niors in northeast Ohio will be tritional services and mas beauty and art1st1c desogn - The Fro· audience, in history. Spnng Garden· Bouquet - IS an eligible for SaveWell's pre- sage. The group's members enough money to send you answer to the problem and Time travel to the enchant•ng arrangement created scription and health benefits meet regula~ly to discuss exclusively f(J( Mother's Day every month, when you are watch the positive re!lults. year 1918, and rub elbows with Correspondence Wel discount card at a reduced rate health and wellness topics, go Fresh garden flowers are '" in prison doing 15-to-life? historical figuTes while Debs delicate shades ol pnk and come: Donald Ray Williams, because of a new partnership on social trips and gatherings, wh1te to coord1nate with the In most cases all the present his impassioned gang members whom I've ran #313-806 P.O. Box 788, Mans between Cleveland Clinic receive help with insurance charm1ng. handpa1nted plante1 speech. A perfect g1h lor Mom. into in the prison system do field, Ohio 44901. Health System and SaveWell. claims and participate in other After, participants not have an attorney, nor do The 90,000 members activities at 12 sites in the will recess for lunch to debate of Cleveland Clinic Health Cleveland area and in Ash the crime with a "jury of System's Senior Circle. Plus tabula County. OHIO TUXEDO peers" and survey the evi group are eligible for the spe- Senior Circle Plus dence. crfL'IJ cia! rate on the card that offers members and the public 11520 Buckeye Rd THE STANDARD OF ELEGANCE After lunch, take part discounts on prescription should call (877) 728-3935, or Cleveland. Ohio For All Your Formal Wear Needs in the trial and assume the role 721-1500 drugs, dental and vision ser- (877) SAVEWEU.toobtainthe ~~\T8'.0T•~r:JFIQI',!i Tt;J~"'(lloQ!;»o•...,.f Me. ""A lta.• m ...... _ ..,_ .,. na. ···-·" .... Oae PoiUid ...... : ...... n .•• BII&Jo...... -t ••· ...... ·...... 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One quarter or all eom mereial stations broadeast coun Are Our Specialties (216) 991-4150 Fri.-Sat. 9 a.m. - 1 a.m. Howse, Treasurer, 1804 East 93rd Street, Cleve., OH 44106 try music: EAST SIDE DAILY NEWS Tuesday, April16, 2002-Friday, Apri119, 2002 SPORTS Page7 Rockers open training camp for season Boxing Nostalgia The Cleveland Rock be participating in camp as The newest mem By JIM AMATO ers recently opened training she recovers from her preg- bers of the Cleveland train camp for the 2002 season. nancy. Helen and her bus- ing camp squad are: Tatum Billy 'Kelly' Wagner fought the best WNBA teams can band, Orlando, had triplets; Brown, Katryna Gaither, carry up to 18 players on their which are two boys, Ja'Juan, Janae Hubbard, Enjoli Izidor, One of the most Within a year Billy training camp rosters. Jalen and one girl, Nevaeh. Jameka Jones, Anastasia popular boxers in the Cleve would lose tough decisions to However, any player The Rockers had a Kostaki, Nyree Roberts, land area during the 1970's John Griffin and Don Fullmer. currently competing in interna total of nine roster spots to Jannor Roland and Tere Will- was light-heavyweight con A kayo loss in a tional competition does not fill for training camp. iams. tender Billy Wagner. rematch with fellow count towards the team's IS Rockers' Roster Many feel that the Clevelander Griffin temporarily pushed Billy out of conten player training camp limit until As or 4-26-02 175lb division right after the they begin practicing with the Bob Foster era was among the tion. Tricia Bader Binford, G; Jannon Roland, G/F; most talent laden ever. Billy regrouped and team. Rushia Brown, F; Marche Strickland, G; over the next 12 months he Rockers players Tatum Brown, F; Angie Welle, C; Galindez, Conteh, Mery Andrade, Chasity Katryna Gaither, C; Dan Hughes, Head Coach; Yaqui Lopez, Eddie Gregory, posted victories over Joe Melvin, Eva Nemcova, Paige Tracy Henderson, C; Asst Coaches: Lisa Boyer and Matt Franklin and Marvin Cokes, Hal Carroll and Frankie Sauer, Penny Taylor and Ann Janae Hubbard, C; Janice Braxton; Doyle Beard and Jim Amato were in. attendance at the Johnson created loads of ex Evans. Wauters are each finishing Enjoli Izidor, G; Strength/Conditioning Coach: recently held Boxing Ministry Annual Awards Banquet in Canfield. citement. On July 21, 1973 at their seasons with their inter JamekaJones, G; Jocelyn Ritner; Ohio. Beard was the former middleweight boxing contender during The contenders dur Madison Square Garden, national teams while Isabelle Merlakia Jones, G; Athletic Trainer: Georgia Fischer the '60s and '70s. ing Foster's reign are usually Wagner met highly ranked Anastasia Kostaki, G; Fijalkowski and Nina Bjedov overlooked because of Mike Quarry. Brandi McCain, G; are on the suspended list. Foster's dominance. A win may have se Jennifer Rizzotti, G; Emile Griffith attends boxing banquet There were some cured a title try for Billy. Helen Darling will not Nyree Roberts, C; The Boxing Minis Richardson and JeffLampkin. prospect Kelly Pavlik took a good light-heavyweights then · It was judged a draw bow. At 12-0, he appears to ~'l\D ~~ try recently held their 3rd Former 1976 Gold and Wagner was one of them. although many felt Billy had ~· ~BILL"'~ Annual Awards Banquet in Medal winner and top con have a very bright future. Nevertheless a title done enough to win...... ~· ...... ·~ Canfield, Ohio (near Young tender Howard Davis Jr. was a Anyone interested in shot always eluded Wagner. Four months later stown). The event was a huge surprise guest and Doyle Baird, Shavers new book should Billy became a Wagner returned to NYC and - .. . - success that brought to one ofthe finest fighters to ever write to: Earnie Shavers Auto bonafide contender on No was halted by the streaking gether boxing celebrities and come out of Ohio was also biography, 3384 Red Fox Drive, vember 25, 1970 when out Jorge Ahumada. "Soul Food For Your Health" fans for a good cause. present. Roanoke, VA 24017.The cost pointed fOrmer title cballenger From that point on Director Mike Elliot Rounding out the is $24.95 + $4.00 for shipping. Roger Rouse in Cleveland. 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