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VOL. 26 No. 29 Thesday, October 18, 2005-Friday, October 21,2005 Daily ASTSID ISSUED FRIDAY FREE SERVING: LARCHMERE-WOODLAND,SHAKERSQUARE,BUCKEYE, WOODLAND,MT. PLEASANT, LEE&AVALON,HARVARD-LEE,MILES-UNION,UNIVERSITYCIRCLEAREA, READ ON - WRITE ON WARRENSVILLE HEIGHTS, VilLAGES OFNORTHRANDALL, IDGHLAND HILLSANDCITYOFEASTCLEVELAND READ ON-WRITE ON I "COVERING THE NEWS TODAYFORABETI'ER 'IOMORROW" Frank Jackson gets city wide support to be mayor BYGEDRGEGOLDMAN

Based on his solid prin­ ciples, character and integrity, Cuyahoga County Auditor Frank Russo recently gave Frank Jack­ son a hearty and rousing endorse­ ment for him to be the next mayor for the city of Cleveland. Russo endorsed Jackson at his campaign headquarters and he brought a throng of supporters with him to pledge their support to Jackson and to campaign for Jack­ son throughout the city to ensure him to be elected mayor on Tues­ day, November 8. Robert J. Triozzi, who was a mayoral candidate and a former Municipal Court judge, also en­ dorsed Jackson for mayor. Triozzi received 10 percent of the votes in the primary election (5,248 votes). With his endorse of Jack­ son, Triozzi said that the people of In a rousing endorsement recently for Frank Jackson at his campaign headquarters, Cuyahoga County Mayoral Candidate Frank Jackson recently received the support of rival Cleveland are ready for new lead­ Auditor Frank Russo endorsed Jackson to be the next mayor for the city of Cleveland. Russo brought with him 'his ership. /Vf"""""' Candidate Robert Triozzifor his election for mayor on Tuesday, November supporters to support Jackson as well. Russo supporters packed Jacksons' campaign headquarters to let him know Triozzi's votes in the pri­ Triozzi felt that Jackson is the only candidate for mayor to lead the city. · their him. mary election came from the West Treasurer Jim Ro.kakis. hoga County Commissioner Peter L. Union is the endorsement that will Prior to the primary elec­ dorsed by the following Side and if those votes can be trans­ Rokakis also pledged to Jones. ensure Jackson the election. tion, 11 District Congresswoman councilperson: Patricia Britt, Dona ferred to Jackson it will be a big campaign for Jackson through out Another major endorse~nt Aside from endorsing Stephanie Tubbs Jones, had en­ Brady, Joe Cimperman, Roosevelt boost to him winning the general the city. for Jackson came from the Service fackson, DavlaRagan, who is the· dorsed Jackson and campaigned for Coats, Kevin Conwell, Fannie election. Jackson was also en­ Employees International Union president of the union, said that him. Her support has helped Jack- Lewis, Saber Pierce Scott, Martin Jackson also received the dorsed by Cuyahoga County Pros­ (SEIU) with 7,500 members living in its members will volunteer to son. J. Sweeney, Emily L. Holan, and Jay ecutor Bill Mason as well as Cuya- Cleveland. The support the SEIU work for Jackson's campaign. Westbrook.

F.rank Jackson support During a luncheon recently held at Play­ Wests(de voters during his visit at Dina s Pizza house Theatre with a large group of Cleveland min­ Shop at Memphis Avenue. Jackson was greeted pastor ofMt. Olive isters, Rev. E. Theophilus Caviness, who is the minis­ 5701 While campaigning recently in the Glenville area, Missionary Baptist Church, recently gave Mayoral ter of Greater Abyssinia Baptist Church, gave a rous­ and welcomed to .the pizza shop by Chrissy Mayoral Candidate Frank Jackson visited Save-A-Lot at E. Candidate Frank Jackson a hearty welcome and sup­ ing endorsement for Mayoral Candidatt Frank Jack­ McFeeture, who is the manager ofthe shop. Photo l 125th and St. Clair Avenue to meet with residents. Store port for his campaign to become mayor. Rev. Ha"is son to be the next mayor for the city of Cleveland. tor Charles Giunta, wlw a westside campaign worker manager Jamal Muhammad gave Jackson a hearty welcome let his congregation know that the need to support While addressing the ministers Rev. Caviness gave Jackson and his daughter, Emily Giunta, were and resident Beatrice Rose let Jackson know that she is sup­ Jackson to ensure his election on Tuesday, Novem­ the ministers the charge to spread the word among also at the pizza slwp with Jackson. The patrons at him. ber B. their congregation to vote for "Frank Jackson. " the were enthusd about Jacksons visit. Open house held for new A.J. Rickoff School

ByGEORGEGOIDMAN the school. ents, students and the community to completed so far under the '"The community wanted a Jackson, Councilman Zack Reed, Although the school see the new state-of-the-art school. District's Capital Program. unique design that would serve as a State Representative Michael Open H ouse for the new won' t be open to students until According to school offi­ Two other new schools landmark in the neighborhood." DeBose and 11th District Congress­ Andrew J. Rickoff School (3500 East Monday, October 31st, the open cials, it was necessary for students -Memorial and Riverside, the first Flesher said. Joined by CEO Bar­ woman Stephanie Tubbs Jones, as 147th Street) was recently held at house was an opportunity for par- and staffto move from the building on new schools buildings con­ bara Byrd Bennett were MayorJane well as students, parents and com­ the original site when melting snow structed in the District in 25 years Campbell, Council President Frank munity leaders. rGasoline.prices in area drop~ caused the roof to collapse the week·. - opened earlier this fall. end of January 12, 1996. Paul Flesher, the Northeast Ohio gas One faCtor contributing Students and staff moved to district's Chief of Facility Ser­ prices dropped 21 cents per gallon to this week's price deadline is re­ a "temporary site", the old Mt. Pleas­ vices, pointed out that those two this week to $2.45 ~or self-serve duced gasoline demand. regular, according to today's AAA ant School, where they have remained. schools are of more traditional Data from the Energy In­ Fuel Gauge Survey. The new A.J. Rickoff is ap­ design, while AJ. Rickoff features formation Administration shows Last week the price aver­ proximately 93,00) square feet, the larg­ curved walls and significant use aged $2.66. Prices were 48 cents that recent high gas prices may est of the three new school buildings of glass. lower a year ago averaging $1.97 .have changed Americans' driving per gallon. behavior. The national average also Last week's -report fell this week, dropping 13 cents showed gasoline demand down 2.6 from last week's average of $2.82 percent for the preceding four to $2.69 per gallon. weeks compared to the same pe­ That's 24 cents above riod last year. The price of crude oil Northeast Ohio's average. Ohio's also dropped this week, sliding statewide average is 8 cents above Northeast Ohio at $2.53 per gallon. below $60 per barrel. AAA Fuel Gauge Gasoline Price Survey Northeast Ohio Average for Self-Service Gasoline Regular Mid-Grade Premium Today (10-21-05) $2.45 $2.58 $2.69 During the open house ofthe new A.J. RickoffSchool at E.147th and Last Week (10-14-05) $2.66 $2.77 $2.88 Kinsmand Avenue, Rick Hickman, who is the executive director of the Ohio David Dickerson (right) of Hayes Large Architects, who aes,rgm1a Last Year (10-22-04) $1.97 $2.07 $2.19 School Facilities Commission, presents Barbara Byrd-Bennett with a $11 million new A.J. Rickoff School at E. ]47th and Kinsman Avenue, presents the official dollar the school district. key to Brandon Cooper who is a student leader at the school. Page2 EAST SIDE DAILY NEWS Thesday, October 18, 2005-Friday, October 21,2005

Martha Stewart creates world record· Keeping your mi~dfit ~ith mental exercises By Dr. RYliTA KAWASHIMA erc1se your bram regularly, also have benefits for adults headquarters. and active church member eat healthily and sleep well. with the following symp­ Valuable gifts and of St. Roberts Temple (NAPS)-Go fig- You have to exer- toms: increasing forgetful­ memorabilia were provided Church Of God In Christ at · ure. Performing math prob- cise your brain just as you ness and difficulty remem­ immediately with other items 3165 East 116th Street. lems regularly may help al- would any other part of bering people's names, to be delivered to the homes Martha Stewart is I · t f th · ev1a e some o e symp- your body if you were try- spelling words and express­ of all guest "Martha married to Cleveland Police toms of dementia. ing thoughts. Stewarts." Captain Donald Stewart and ing to stay fit. The idea is that just Research con- "I was representing they have two children, Based on this re­ as regular exercise is ducted in Japan has led me Cleveland, and I was so very Mishika and Donald, Jr. search, my lab created a proud to be featured in one C I e v e I a n d ' s known to help slow the de- to believe that doing simple program to help Japan's ag­ of Martha Stewart's espe­ "Martha" is promoting and terioration of muscles, the math calculations quickly ing population maintain op­ cially created film clips organizing for the first an- same is true for the brain. and reading out loud can timal brain functioning as it wflich were linked to create nual reunion of "Martha In order to maintain benefit adults who wish to grows older. a vignette of "Martha Stewart Stewarts." your physical health, you work on the following: The brain health Hotel Experience." This will certainly have to exercise regularly, creativity, memory skills, · exercises in this program "I am certainly keep her busy as she is fe- eat healthily and sleep well. commUnication skills, help increase the delivery of Guiness World Record of 165 "Martha Stewarts• was pleased with my decision to recently created when the audience of"The Martha Stewart Living" verishly beginning to make In like manner, in and slowing the mental ef- oxygen, blood and various attend this event," said live television broadcast. Photo I to r: are Martha Stewart, Cleveland, the necessary contacts al- ordertomaintainyourmen- fects of aging. amino acids to large regions and T.V. show host Martha Stewart. York. Martha. "We were treated ready! tal health, you need to ex- These exercises of the brain. The benefits as away as royally by Martha Stewart seem to come from activat­ Cleveland, recently spent the Africa and Anchorage and her entire staff and film African Americans looking for culturally relevant vacations ing the largest sections of weekend with Martha Alaska. Moreover, "There crew." The growing Afri­ package, the tide may be turn­ lounge. the prefrontal cortex. Stewart of New York City, were four sets of mother/ Cleveland's Martha can-American travel market is ing for a new cruise audience. "Today's African­ The result is more "The Martha Stewart Living daughter "Martha's." Stewart has been teaching looking for vacations that Royal Caribbean In­ American traveler wants to get neurons and neural connec­ Television Show" host en- During the two days for the Cleveland Municipal combine culture, adventure ternational is leading the way more out of their experience tions, which are character­ tertained for two days a full itinerary activities, Martha School District for 30 years. and a chance to step out and in making it possible for Afri­ than the standard sun and sea istic of a healthy brain. Dr. audience of 165 "Martha sponsored a New York City She has provided do some shopping, according can-American cruisers to va­ vacation of years past," said Ryuta Kawashima has spent 15 years researching Stewart's from all across the sightseeing tour which cul- instruction at Lincoln West to a survey by the Travel In­ cation their way - whether that Patricia Yarbrough, president the brain. A country. minated with a personal ap- High School; South High; dustry Association of means hopping from island of Blue Wor~d Travel Corp. prominent neurologist in J a­ The youngest 11 pearance luncheon with and currently she teaches at America (TIA). excursion to island excursion, "And, with minority travel With a cruise vaca­ pan, Kawashima's dream is years old and several senior "Martha" at the Martha East Technical High School. sampling native foods or per­ surging, cruise tins are begin­ tions offering all that in one forming in the ship's karaoke to make brain maintenance attendees in their late 90s. Stewart OmniMedia Studio Martha is a loyal ning to take notice." a public priority. 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Page4 EASI'SIDEDAILYNEWS Thesday, October 11, 2005 -Friday, October 14, 2005 [ Islam In The Community l Ethics of disagreement------

Editor's Note: The and trying to discover the se­ 1. Sincerity: Do not Remember also just someone, it is not necessary What approach can/ having a contest between writer of this article is an cret to their overwhelming suc­ disagree just for the sake of how patient Allah is with us. to insult or to bombard a per- should be use with the person. them on who could do Wudu Imam ofa Masjid in Orlando, cess, but we often tend to for­ disagreeing. He did not just de­ son. Every one responds in the best way and ask him to :norida. get the real reason behind it Don't argue just be­ stroy all of humanity when­ Be tolerant and mer­ in different ways. be their judge. By IMAM M. MASRI all. cause you don't happen to like ever we did something awfully ciful for you cannot force For some, a gentle The man agreed and The Sahaba were someone or something. wrong. someone to agree with you. word is enough while with oth­ so both of them proceeded to Looking through any great people, yes, but they Whenever you ar­ No! He sent us Remember that in the ers, a more aggressive ap­ do Wudu exactly in the same, Hadith or history book. we were not superhuman beings. gue, make sure that you are Rasool after Rasool (Messen­ Qur'an, Allah told Rasoolallah proach is necessary. correct way. come to the fact that the They were real, as sincere in your intentions and ger), time after time, to guide (s) to say to the Qureish, "If I However, regardless The old man, realized Sahaba (Companions of the real as you or I and they all that your intentions is not to us to bring us back to Him. am wrong in what I believe and of the method, remember that his mistake and said, "You Prophet(s) themselves had had their individual strengths cause problems but to help Look in the Qur'an am sinning, then you are free your Naseehah must never be both are correct." many disagreements and dif­ and weaknesses. your brother and sister in Is­ and see that when talking from blame." given in such a way as to hurt AlHamdulillah, so much chil­ ferences in opinions. What made them so lam. about Pharoah, Allah tells Basically, let me do anyone. dren can teach us if we only Each of them would successful was the fact that 2. Patience: We Moses(r) to "Speak to what I want, and you do what­ For example, Hasan let them. have valid points based on the Qur'an for them was not must be very patient with all Pharoah a soft word," when ever you want. and Hussein (r), grandchildren If we follow these their own individual interpre­ simply a book to browse of our brothers and our sis­ this human actually had the He never said, "Be ofRasoolallah (s), once saw an points while at the same time tations, which, naturally, through occasionally when ters. audacity of saying, "I am your Muslim or die." old man doing Wudu incor­ keeping Islamic Adab (man­ tended to vary from person to one had time. Do not argue over lord, most high" ! If Allah can Now if he could be rectly. ners or conduct) in mind, es­ person. 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The Court ap­ governor, who would choose Q: I bear the bank­ * Generally, before still have to pay more to file for Recent news stories tions will play no role in this plied the law and declared the from among three candidates ruptcy law is changing in Octo­ your bankruptcy case can be filed, bankruptcy than before. and commentary have wrong­ case or any other case before Democrat to b the winner. proposed by a diverse, inde­ ber. Will the change be drastic? you will need to get a certificate The increased require­ fully suggested that the jus­ this court. Three justices of 'the Court pendent, and nonpartisan se­ A: The federal Bank­ from an approved credit counsel­ ments, including the calculating of tices of the Supreme Court of In fact, I have no idea were Republicans. lection panel, a majority of ruptcy Reform Act that becomes ingagency. the means test, the need for more Ohio are influenced by cam­ of the total amount contributed More recently, The whom would be nonlawyers. This certificate sho~s precision and more documenta­ effective on October 17, 2005 will paign contributions. to our campaigns by First En­ Plain Dealer and The Colum­ The justices would impose many new requirements the courts that you have made an tion will increase attorney fees, This is a damaging ergy and their associates be­ bus Dispatch endorsed the then stand for election after on consumers who file bank­ effort to avoid bankruptcy. and court costs for Chapter 7 serving one or two years and, ruptcy. Also, some people will *You will have to com­ bankruptcies also are expected to assertion that is not sup­ cause I have neither the incli­ election or re-election of most find their bankruptcy choices plete an approved credit and bud­ rise. ported by the facts and un­ nation nor do I take the time to of the five justices whose par­ ifretained, would complete the more limited under this law. geting course before your filed Q: When should I con­ dermines the foundation of pour through the lists of sev­ ticipation in the First Energy balance of a fixed term of 10 or Q: Wbattypesofbank­ bankruptcy case is completed. sult an attorney about bank­ our judicial system, which is eral thousand contributions to case has been questioned. 12 years. ruptcy can I file now? * Greater burden will ruptcy? built on the principle that my four election campaigns These justices likely Interestingly, the A: Currently, if you are be placed on your attorney, who A: You should consult judges are impartial and inde­ and tally amounts contributed will seek the endorsement of Missouri Plan wllild have the person seeking bankruptcy will need to investigate your situ­ with an attorney experienced in pendent. by any group or individual. those and other newspapers been called the Oliio Plan had relief, you can choose to file bank­ ation, verify your information, bankruptcy issues when consid­ Though the percep­ Had the interest if they seek re-election. it not been defeated on the ruptcy under either Chapter 7 or and certify that your filing is well­ ering bankruptcy. Depending tion that campaign contribu­ group taken the time to provide The endorsement of statewide ballot here in 1938 grounded in fact and warranted by upon your particular situation, Chapter 13 of the bankruptcy tions influence judicial deci­ comprehensive information to a major newspaper in a state­ and again in 1987. code. A Chapter 7 bankruptcy is existing law. your attorney can help you de­ sions is false, it nonetheless the news media, they would wide campaign far exceeds the The current system also known as "straight liquida­ Q: I've heard I won't cide if it would be to your advan­ persists, and that is why I be­ have found that at the proceed­ value of the purported contri­ requires candidates for elec­ tion." In a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, be able to choose the type ofbank­ tage to file bankruptcy before the the examiner appointed to the ruptcy I want to file unless I can law changes in October, when re­ lieve we must change our sys­ ings at the Public Utilities Com­ butions that have been made tion to the Supreme Court to case (the ''trustee") may sell your prove I don't make much money. quirements and costs will in­ tem. mission that produced the case an issue by the interest group participate in raising substan­ non-exempt assets (such as a car) Is that true? crease-or if you should delay fil­ I am calling on all before us, a number of entities and some newspapers in the tial funds to be be elected, and to pay off some of your debts. A: Generally, yes. Be­ ing, or avoid filing at all. Ohioans to support reforms, opposed to First Energy's ap­ First Energy case. then they are subjected to criti­ Your remaining debts fore you can file for bankruptcy, Law You Can Use is a including a constitutional plication appeared, and many In two public cism or urged to remove them­ are "discharged" Qegally forgiven) you will be required to take a weekly consumer legal informaion amendment to create an ap­ of them were represented by records cases, one filed by selves from hearing cases in­ in bankruptcy. "means" test that shows how column provided by the Ohio pointive-elective system for lawyers or law firms that I un­ The Cleveland Plain Dealer, volving contributors. In a Chapter 13 bank­ much you earn compared to the State Bar Association (OSBA). selecting our justices. derstand have contributed to the other by The Columbus Short of a constitu­ median family income level for This article was prepared by ruptcy (also known as a "repay­ Ohio is one of only my four campaigns for election Dispatch, a unanimous court tional amendment, we have ment plan bankruptcy") you your state. With certain excep­ Lloyd D. Cohen, a sole practitio­ 20 states that elect all their to the Supreme Court. applied the plain words of the made progress and there is would keep your property while tions, you may have no choice but ner in Columbus. For informa­ judges at every level from the I have no idea what Ohio open records statute that more we can do. repaying a potion of your debls to file a Chapter 13 bankruptcy if tion about a variety of legal top­ over time. Your repayment you earn more than the median ics, visit the OSBA's Web site at trial courts to the Supreme the total amount of those con- produced a result in both The Supreme Court amount is based on what the court income. www.ohiobar.org. Articles ap­ Court. tributions is, but I am reason­ cases th~t was unfavorable to of Ohio has taken steps to re­ finds to be reasonable. Q: Will the bankruptcy pearing in this column are in­ Calls to change this ably certain that they total at the newspapers. duce or eliminate the effect of Q: If I file for bank­ lawchangesaffectmeifieamless tended to provide broad, general system have ebbed and least as much as the contribu­ No party to the campaign contributions, ruptcy after October 17, 2005, than my state's median income? information about the law. Be­ flowed through the years, aris­ tions for First Engery. cases sought our recusal. adopting strict contribution what changes can I expect? A: Even ifyour income fore applying this information to ing on newspaper editorial That fact brings to All of these points limits and reporting require­ A: Many changes will level is low enough that you can a specific legal problem, readers pages after particularly nasty mind the adage, "Some of my are offered to dismantle the ments for judicial candidates. go into effect, including the fol­ choose between a Chapter 7 and are urged to seek the advice of a court races or high profile friends are for it; some of my false perception that this Judicial candidates a Chapter 13 bankruptcy, you will licensed attorney. lowing: cases, and then subsiding. friends are against it. I will vote Court is anything but impar­ must also complete course The latest coverage for my friends." tial. work in campaign practices, fi­ Volunteers needed·for school suggesting that the court is The justices of the All that being said, nances and ethics. influenced byu big contribu­ court are frequently required to the critics are right about one Other proposals are Classroom volun­ around Cuyahoga County. servessome9,000infants,chil- tors was generated by a se­ apply the law in a manner that thing: Campaign contribu­ now pending before the Gen­ teers urgently needed week­ Call (216) 736-Z7?2for dren and adults. ries of news releases by a spe­ requires them to vote against tions to judges are bad. eral Assembly that would re­ days to assist with toddlers a volunteer application or Most recognizable cial interest group. those who have supported They are bad not be­ duce the need for costly cam­ and preschoolers, school­ more information. are its three schools, five early The grouP de- them. cause they influence our de­ paigns by lengthening the term aged children and adults with The Cuyahoga manded that five justices of Here are just a few ex- cisions but because they lead of most judicial positio~s. developmental disabilities County Board of MR/DD childhood centers, eight adult the Supreme Court not partici- amples: people to believe that they do. But more needs to be centers and 58 group homes. pate in a case that will deter- In my 1992campaign That is why Ohio done if we are to eliminate the Its annual operating budget is mine whether to affirm an or- for re-election, I received con­ should join the other states misguided perception that TUITION FREE TAX COURSE more than $172 million. der ofthe Public Utilities Com- tributions from PIE insurance that select judges of their high­ judges decisions are influ­ ~ ·~: Small Fee For Books Only Major funding for mission approving a rate interests. In 1993 and 1994, est court in a manner that enced by the need to raise cam­ eliminates, or at least substan­ paign contributions. the Board ofMR/DD's $l72 structure submitted by First withnooneseekingmyrecusal, Take The Liberty Tax Service Tax Shool.And Learn Energy. I voted in two cases against the tially diminishes, the percep­ There is a new glim­ million annual budget comes The special interest interest of PIE. 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• Ex-boxer Mike Chase appointed to OAC Thesday, October 18, 2005-Friday, October 21, 2005 ·Page 8 'Ted' Bonda dies; he was 88 years old Mike Chase, who is a former amateur boxer in the Cleveland area, was Alva "Ted" Bonda, who came up through the ranks during the De­ recently appointed to the Ohio Athletic Commission by Governor Bob Taft to pression-era poverty to become a leader in business education and sports, died complete the three year term of David Troutman, who resigned for personal recently at the Arden Courts Residency in Bainbridge Township. reasons. The term for Chase ends in September of 2006. Bonda was a tenacious business man and passionate in civic services The OAC is a commission that oversees professional boxing and wres­ as he championed the positive causes of Oeveland. Aside from being part tling in Ohio as well as other professional martial arts. Chase attended his first SPORTS owner of the Cleveland Indians and fighting to keep the team in the city, Bonda OAC meeting with Chairman Gene Weiss and Commissioners Tom Jelepis, John served as president of the Oeveland School Board and was the chairman of the Konstantinos and Dr. Harry Stiggers. Chase was welcomed to the Commission The Chicago White Sox lead the World Series Champion­ Ohio Board of Regions. by Executive Director Bernie Profato. ship with two wins against the Houston Astros. In game one Chi­ Bonda, 88, was born in Cleveland and graduated from Glenville High Chase, 40, is a lawyer and competed in amateur boxing for 12 years off cago beat Houston 5-3; in game two Chicago beat Houston 7-6. Game School. Services for Bonda will be at noon on Monday, October 24, at Fairmount and on. three will be played in Houston on Thesday, October 25. Temple in Beachwood. Ohio State stay in the thick of big 10 race To move ahead Browns need to beat Lions ByKARLBRYANT there's not a wing (blocker) there, we have By KARL BRYANT who I feel gives us the best chance fast guys, and when we saw that happen­ to win the game." Ohio State is still in the thick ing, I was just praying they would get the The Browns have resigned Crennel said that he of the big 10 race thanks to their come­ snap off in time." themselves to forgetting about their thinks it'll still be Harrington. back 35-24 win Saturday over Michigan Tressel also indicated that visit to Chesapeake Bay, licking their Meanwhile, knowing State. maybe his team learned something from wounds, and getting ready to be Garcia, they probably have to in­ The Spartans seemed to have playing poorly early on and then making thrown to the Lions. stitute leash laws on him, he's so the game in hand with a 17-7lead until breaks and rising up to take control of the Fortunately, it's the Detroit anxious to show what he can still seconds were left in the 1st half, but, as game. Lions, who have been suffering from do against the Browns. they say, football is a 60 minute game He said, "Maybe inciting boos even worse "adversity" at the QB and you have to play all60. they have character and they kept play­ RB Reuben Droughns, position tha the Browns have had. Fortunately for the Buckeyes, ing. They believe in each other and ... that still expected to carry the Browns' By the way, isn't it funny MSU's coaching staff had brain lock as (character) was revealed." That character rushing load, which Crennel said how teams refer to "facing adversity" they were in the Red Zone with the clock will have to come through in the remaining is to be increased against Detroit. when they play bad or lose. running and haphazardly on and off the five games as, once again, OSU is in charge ''They' re the type of team Real adversity is having the field, you could just taste that some­ of its own destiny. that's dangerous to anyone. They roof blow off your stadium and play­ thing was going to happen. With Michigan dropping Penn never stop fighting. If you take one 10 ing a "Home Game" in New Jersey, With only men lined up for State from the ranks of the unbeaten, Ohio small break, they'll be on top of the kick, another one at the sideline, and like the N.O. Saints had to endure. State is one of the five Big 10 teams with you,"Crennel said. still another leisurely jogging off-still a Coach Romeo Crennel had only one conference loss and and a chance Braylon Edwards, who few yards inbounds, the Spartans previously hinted on some adjust­ at the league title and a Bowl Champion­ Members of Ohio State University football team are elated with apparently has had a miraculous re­ snapped the ball, three Buckeyes, seem­ ments on the offensive side after the ship Series berth. their win over Michigan State, 35-24. (ESDN photo by Bill Moore) covery from the infection hehad the ingly unblocked, rushed in, the kick was 16-3loss to Baltimore. last few weeks, practiced on Although some might blocked, and 72 yards later, Ashton think Wednesday and has been up­ Youboty had brought Ohio State to that Crennel saying, 'There are go­ Cleveland produced many sports stars graded to "Doubtful" for Sunday. within 3 at Halftime. ing to be no personnel changes at By JIM AMATO to lead the league and also had nicipal Stadium. Rocky was traded ·Previously, there were re­ That TD gave the Buckeyes this time,"might be interpreted as one 111 RBI's. The back to the Tribe. He responded ports that many, including hs fam­ momentum and changed the course of of those infamous "votes of confi­ The great sports city of fans loved Colavito. well. He batted a neat .287 and hit ily, thought he might be out for an the game. dence" that comes just before some­ Cleveland, has produced players of In 1959 Harvey Kuenn, 26dingers. extended period. In the 2nd half, OSU Defense one in sports is canned, it appears he· legendary status. an outstanding contact hitter with He also led the American He joked, "My dad is stepped it up, gradually taking control has softened his disapproval. From homegrown boxing h~ the Detroit Tigers had paced the League with 108 RBI's. what you call a dramatist. He likes with five minutes left, while setting a He has mentioned that roes like Jimmy Bivins and Joey Maxim American League in batting at a He was also walked 93 to dramatize everything so that he team record in the game with 12 sacks. some of the local scribes were "over­ to players who were brought in to per­ .353clip. times to lead the league. Gee it was gives you a good story." MSU, the No. 2 Offense in zealous" in interpreting his earlier form for the city's franchise teams. Frank Lane who was the good to be back home again. Edwards admitted he the country, won most of the battle of comments. So it appears the Browns Even today Jim Brown is con­ Indians General Manager at the Although I doubt ifRocky would have liked to play against the statistics, outgaining Ohio State 456 are back to the same old grind. sidered by many as the greatest foot­ time saw justification for swap­ will ever get inducted into the Base­ Detroit, so his "buds" from Michi­ yards to 386, running 87 plays to the He gave some exoneration ball player ever. ping the league's home run leader ball Hall of Fame, for a decade he gan could come and see him play, Buckeyes' 41, while keeping the ball for some miscues by kick returner Today in basketball the for the league's bating leader and was one of the premier long ball hit­ but said, "I'm no doctor. It's up to nearly41 minutes to OSU's 19. Josh Cribbs, of whom he thinks a lot, Cleveland Cavaliers have a budding just like that Rocky was off to D~ ters in the game. Even their defense forced four saying, "It wasn't minor contact, it them." Rightfully focused on the turnovers (on fumbles) while they com­ superstar in LeBron James. troit. During his career Rocky was major contact. Ifhe is wide open long run, he said, "I'm trying to mitted none ..Fortunately, the scoreboard Baseball's Cleveland Indians The fans were stunned was considered a dependable running with the ball and drops it have ten, nine games left to play at holds the numbers that count the most have many players that have achieved to say the least. "Trader" Lane fielder with a rifle for an arm. that's one thing. When you get killed · full speed instead of one at half Because the Buckeyes scored the highest level of popularity with had made a deal that in the eyes His arm was so strong he and drop the ball that's another (speed) and get hurt." quickly and usually from long distance, the fans. of many cursed the Tribe for 35 was even called in to pitch a few thing." Besides their Offense, Tune of Possession and number of Plays Mel Harder, Lou Boudreau years! In 1960 with the Tigers, innings during his career. When we were on an earlier which has not delivered as ex­ were deceiving stats. and Bob Feller come to mind. Rocky was still belting them out. "Don't Knock The Rock" conference call with Lion's Coach pected this year, Detroit's Defense Glenville's Ted Ginn, Jr. One that truly stands out for He launched 35 of them was a book written by Gordon Steve Mariucci,when pressed about is in the middle of the pack in NFC scored on a 57 Yd. ID pass from former me and I'm sure to many Tribe fans of to be exact. With the Tribe Cobbledick about Colavito. whether he would start last year's rankings, so the Browns won't Tarblooder teammate Troy Smith. my generation is simply known as Harvey Kuenn who was a good Rocky was immortalized in Browns' castoff Jeff Garcia over em­ have a lot of excuses for this one. Santonio Holmes made up for a couple 'The Rock." ballplayer hit only nine home runs. Terry Pluto's excellent book ''The battled QB Joey Harrington, he was They both sport 2-3 of fumbled punt returns (which OSU Rocky Colavito had a terrific He did bat a very re­ Curse Of Rocky Colavito. still noncommittal, saying, "You take records, so this is the time to prove recovered), turning boos from over career. His home run swing kept the spectable .303 but he was soon He's a hero and a legend. a lot of things into consideration, but if the Browns are on the way up or 105,000 people into cheers, by scoring fans on the edge of their seats. gone. He was sent to the San In Cleveland he's just ''The Rock." the bottom line is that it's a matter of an also-ran. on ID passes of 51 and 46 yards. He broke in with the Tribe in Francisco Giants in a deal that Youboty had blocked another 1955, one year after the Indians were brought the Tribe Willie Kirkland. MSU FG attempt with a little over seven upset in the World Series by the New Willie had hit 43 homers minutes left in the game, setting up Yorlc Giants. in the two combined seasons of Holmes 2nd TD, which put the Buck- Rock only played in five 1959and 1960. Hehadthemak­ Boxing Nostalgia . eyes ahead for good. games but he latched on for good in ings of a solid ballplayer. ByJIMAMATO Smith, who completed 10 of 1956 belting 21 home runs and driving The following season, 15 for 3 TDs, with no INTs or sacks, across 65. 1961 wastheyearoftheMandM scored an insurance TD on a one yard He improved his numbers boys Maris and Mantle. keeper with a minute and a half left in slightly in 1957 with 25 clearing the Their pursuit of Babe the game. fence and 84 batters driven in. Ruth's home run record domi­ Mike Rossman is a forgotten champion Afterward, Coach Jim Tressel The date is August l, The year 1958 established nated the news. It also overshad­ Donovan. outfought the champion to win enthusiastically described the turning 1975 the Tropicana Hotel in Las After he bombed Nixon, the title on a thirteenth round Rocky as a bonafide superstar. owed fine seasons by Baltimore's point in the game - the MSU FG turned Vegas, Nevada. Rossman met Mike Quarry. TKO. He blasted 41 home runs and home run record dominated the to OSU ID to end the half, declaring, 1\vo of the top middle­ Quarry outcuted Mike to Shaky is the crown upon sent 113 men across the plate. news. '1'm sure the guys started salivating on weight prospects are meeting in a win the decision. the King's head. That was Mike He also batted a career high It also overshadowed that edge, because, you know, I don't rematch of a May 19th bout in Two fights later Rossman Rossman after he beat Galindez. .303. Although his average dipped to fine seasons by Baltimore's Jim care how fast the snap and the hold is, if Binghampton, N.Y. drew with tough Clevelander Casey He defended against a .257 in 1959 he also ripped 42 homers Gentile and Rocky's team mate On that occasion Mike Gacic. safe opponent in Aldo Marvin Walters of the Globetrotters killed Norm Cash (also an ex-Indian. Nixon, the brother-in-law of Jerry In June of 1976 Rossman Traversaro. Maris was too.) and Mike Quarry beat Mike lost a verdict to the crafty Tony Licata. Then came the rematch The Harlem Globetrotters ward fund for information leading to Maris hit 61 to break Rossman. He then halted Christy Elliot with the highly motivated are mourning the death of former the arrest of the suspect in the Ruth's record while an ailing The loss that night to in three rounds. Galindez. employee Marvin Walters. shooting.The suspect is described as Mantle pulled up with 54. Nixon was the first of Rossman's A few weeks later Rossman Mike lost the title back A manager-in-training at a a Hispanic maile, 20-27 years old, All Rooky did was hit 45 budding career. and Elliot battled to a draw. Mike then to Victor in ten rounds. Phoenix-area convenience store, standing approximately 5-11 with a out of the park while driving in He vowed to avenge embarked on his road to glory. Five months after losing muscular build and shaved head. Walters was shot and killed on Oc­ 140 runs. MVP numbers any that. The return saw nip and tuck Rossman outscored Mike to Galindez, Rossman lost on tober 16, as he struggled with a man Please contact Silent Wit­ other season. action all the way with Rossman Quarry. Then he halted Akron, stunning kayo at the hands of ness at 480-948-6377 with any infor­ allegedly attempting to rob the store. Kirkland had a decent boxing well behind an educated Ohio's long time contender Ray Ramon Ranquello. "Marvin wore many hats mation. first year with the Indians hitting left jab but Nixon came on some Anderson in four rounds. Mike put a modest win during his five years with the orga­ Walters, 38, joined the Glo­ in the middle rounds. Mike Quarry tried again but 27 homers and getting 96 RBI's. streak to put him back in conten­ Although Rossman was was stopped in six. Marcel Clay went nization," said Globetrotters CEO & betrotters in 1993 and served as Di­ In San Francisco Kuenn tion. He won deci­ Chairman, Mannie Jackson. ''This rector of Player Personnel and as a probably in front, Nixon was clos­ in one and Gary Summerhays went sions over Don Addison, AI slipped to a .265 average with only is a great tragedy for all who knew Sales Representative. ing the gap quickly. the ten round route. Bolden and apair of verdicts over five home runs. Then in the seventh Then came a bump in the rough Luke Capuano. him. Our thoughts are with his fam­ He left the team to pursue Rocky was still busting ily during this difficult time." other opportunities in 1998. round, out of nowhere a full swing road toward a title fight. His name Then in his last chance the fences in 1962 with 37 HR's Rossman right caught Nixon and was Alvaro "Yaqui" Lopez. at the big time he was paired with The Harlem Globetrotters Funeral arrangements were and 112 RBI's. Kirkland's num­ are contributing $25,000 to the re- not released. just like that the show was over. They met on March 2, 1978 the streaking Dwight Qawi. bers dipped to 21 HR's and 72 It was to this day one of at New York's Madison Square Gar­ It ended in the seventh RBI's. Willie's batting average the most decisive one punch den. Lopez proved why he was one round and in reality so did wa a paltry .200. knockouts I have ever seen. of the best fighters to never win a Rossman's career. Although his numbers I'll always remember world title. Mike would win four went down Rocky still had a solid Mike Rossman for two things. He took Rossman to school more fights and then hang them season in 1963 with 22 HR's and That memorable KO that night and battered him for a sixth up. 91 RBI's. Kirkland would slip to clout against Nixon and how he round KO. During his tenure as light 15 homers and only 47 RBI's. upset Victor Galindez in their first To Mike's credit he jumped heavyweight champion there was His days in Cleveland encounter to become the W.B.A. right back in with solid KO wins over actually talk of him meeting Mu­ were numbered. So were Rocky's Light Heavyweight champion. Lonnie Bennett and Matt Ross. hammad Ali. in Detroit. In 1964 Rocky found Mike Rossman had a Then on September 15, 1978 The "Greatest" was al­ very turbulent career. himself with the lowly Kansas Mike met Victor Galindez for the WBA ways willing to give a talented and On his way to his City Athletics. light heavyweight title in New Or­ viable white contender a shot at doubleheader with Nixon, leans. immortality. Still he continued to Rossman beat a some capable In a tremendous upset, Mike Rossman may not shine with a solid 34 homer 102 veterans. Rossman beat Galindez at his own have been the best light heavy­ RBI season. Guys like Mike Baker, game. weight of all times but he was a Then it was back hom Harold Richardson and Matt he bloodied, battered and solid and formidable professional. ''You say you will be on time and stay late." but will you work?" into the confines of Cleveland Mu- Page9 Thesday, October 18,2005 -Friday, October 21,2005

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'Shaka Zulu': boyfriend of can-American women in a November 4, concert t the He has also expanded By 1982 Jeffrey's dis­ neohippie/activist 'Freddie' Waiting To Exhale (1995), or Allen Theatre. his creative horizons to add tinctive baritone voice became (Cree Summer) on A Differ­ as the history teacher on Bryson Tickets for Peabo "songwriter" and "actor" to his Osborne the impetus for a solo career ent World, but in what sci­ T.V.'s Boston Public, but in Bryson and Jeffrey Osborne resume. of being the first artist in mu­ classic), kicked off a long line one that produced the now­ fi horror sequel did he star what horror film did she star November 4th at Playhouse The two-time Grammy sic history to have separate of successful duets with the classic "On The Wings of opposite Sigourney as the Pam Grier inspired, Square's Allen Theatre are winner has had the distinction records topping four different likes of Celine Dion ("Beauty Love" and the hit "You Should Weaver as part of a group police cop on a college cam­ charts: "A Whole New World And The Beast"), Natalie Cole Be Mine (The Woo Woo of 'space pirates' who be­ pus being stalked by a serial (Aladdin's Theme") (a duet ("What You Won't Do For Song)." come the only line of de­ killer who murders victims (~~~M~EN~U~T~IP~S~~> with Regina Belle that won Love" and "Gimme Some The latter tune is al­ fense between Earth and a based on city myths? 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