Salute To EAST SIDE NEWS ISSUED FRIDAY SERVING LARCHMERE- WOODLAND, SHAKER SQUARE, BUCKEYE, WOODLAND, EAST SIDE DAILY NEWS MT. PLEASANT, LEE & AVALON, HARVARD - LEE, MILES - UNION, UNIVERSITY CIRCLE AREA, WARRENSVILLE HEIGHTS, VILLAGE OF - For 21 Years - FREE HIGHLAND HILLS AND CITY. OF EAST CLEVELAND OfReporting Our Community News READ ON- WRITE ON Thesday, July 10,2001- Friday, July 13,2001 VOL.22No.l9 "COVERING THE NEWS TODAY FOR A BETTER TOMORROW" *July 10, 1980- July 10, 2001 * Raymond Pierce meets with publishers SPORTS News Bulletin MENU TIPS Raymond C. Pierce to the· people in attendence recently met with Greater that the citizens of Cleveland Merlakia Jones of the Cleveland Minority Publish­ are his first priority. City To Host Cleveland Rockers was recently Nutrition Adds ers to discuss key elements of He is nationally her­ assigned to the WNBA All-Star NCAA Women To Taste his ·campaign for mayor of alded as an innovator in pub­ team for the Eastern Conference. Cleveland at Morning Star lic education policy. Jones is a guard. The All-Star Baptist Church, 10250 Shaker Pierce is the former Game will be held on July 16th, See Page 7 See Page 8 Blvd. deputy assistant secretary of in Orlando. Pierce answered the U.S. Department of Edu­ questions and provided fore­ cation in the Clinton adminis­ sight to ways in which the tration. Papis Job graduates from Benedictine qualities oflife can be greatly He is a practicing at­ torney with considerable expe­ Papis Joh recently improved in Cleveland. rience in business and gov­ received his diploma and con­ Pierce graduated ernment affairs. gratulations from Benedictine from Syracuse University with "I believe in an open, guidance director Fr. Anselm a Bachelor of Arts degree. He inclusive, and accountable city Zupka, OSB, and president received his law degree from government," Pierce said. BishopRogerW. Gries, OSB. Case Western Reserve Uni­ Another innovation The graduation took versity. that Pierce believes that the place at St. John Cathedral. He was born and people of Cleveland deserve Nearly 9, 000 young reared in Cleveland. He and are effective and professional men have graduated from his wife, Diane, have two management at City Hall. Benedictine since 193 I . children. PhotoL toR: William "Bill" Pous, The Crusader; Among those in at­ Joh, son of Alberta From Pierce's pre­ Lola Reeder, a reporter for The Crusader; Michael A. tendance at the church were Joh, was a three-sport athlete sentation to the publishers, he House, president/COO of the Call and Post; and Pierce. Rev. Preston, senior pastor of for Benedictine varsity sports illustrated that he knows MSBC; Drew Odum, intern at nist for EAST SIDE DAlLY House, president/COO of the teams. £ what needs to be done in is shown receiving his diploma from EASTSIDEDAILYNEWSand NEWS; William "Bill" Potts, Call and Post; and Rev. Tho­ He was a running Cleveland and fs qualified and Benedictine guidance direcfor Fr. Anselm Zupka, OSB, left, a student at Cornell Univer­ The Crusader; Lola Reeder, mas Gilmore, associate pastor back on the football team, a prepared to do the job. and president Bishop Roger Gries, OSB. sity; David L. Odum, a colum- The Crusader; Michael of administration at MSBC. guard on the basketball team Pierce made known and he ran track. Dayton, and ran on the I 00, This fall Joh will be­ He was the 800-meter 200, and 400-meter relay teams gin studies at the University of Muslims convene for ICNA convention Division II state champion in which won medals. Toledo. By COLERIDGE JONES (Atlanta-area) deputy. Network in Cleve­ The Hood,' in the news con­ He is Iman Jamil land, said at a news confer­ ference spoke of the youth The Islamic Circle of Abdullah Al-Amin, formerly ence, "Muslims have always programs: Project Restoration. North America's (ICNA) na­ the activist H. Rap Brown, been involved in social re­ He said that Muslims tional convention attracted prominent in the sixties' black form." He said. "In a lot of and Christians are collaborat­ 15,000 Muslims from across revolution. areas we want to enhance the ing in Project Restoration to the nation. ICNA at the conven­ life style of the community." help At-Risk Youth. The event was held tion promoted overcoming the Samad said the Mus­ "High-risk youth re­ from July 6 - 8, at the Cleve­ stereotyping of Muslim lim Network is forming a non­ ferred to Project Restoration land Convention Center. women as oppressed. profit agency to seek funding from courts and religious in­ Imam Na'eem Saroya Dr. Tamvir Khan of for social programs. stitutions are provided pro­ of Detroit, convention chair­ New York City said, "about a He said the network grams such as Rites of Pas­ man, said,, "Society' has to third of ICNA's governing will apply for funds from the sage, mentoring and educa­ have proper justice, and then body are women." George W. Bush tional activities," Sarnad said. peace will develop." Convention topics Administration's Faith Based Dr. Zulfigar Ali Shah The tittle 'hnan' is for included unity among eight · Initiative, "to add to services is president of the Islamic Islamic religious leaders. Muslim groups in the United we are already providing." Circle of North America and The convention's States, racism, political action, Khalid Samad, ex­ Naeem M. Baig is secretary theme was 'Islam for Peace stereotyping Muslims and so­ ecutive director of 'Peace In general and Justice.' cial problems. The ICNA conven­ hnamFrawasDamora tion emphazised the promo­ ofthe Islamic Center ofGreater tion of women's rights in Is­ Cleveland, estimated there are lamic families and fairness for 40,000 Muslims and 13 Muslims in countries torn by mo,sques in Cleveland. violence. He said that Muslims An ICNA rally in are becoming increasingly in­ public square, on Friday, called volved in the political arena. for a self-ruling vote in largely A majority of blacks Muslim Kashmir. are affiliated in the traditional The Kashmir region Muslim ICNA movement. is disputed for control be­ ICNA is separate tween India and Pakistan. from the Nation of Islam, led The raUy also addressed the by Minister Louis Farrakhan. plight of a black Imam charged Muhammad A. with murder ofa charged with Samad, president of the Intra murder of a Fulton County, Ga. City Muslim Action.

Services held for Alfred 'AI' Fowler Beware: Dnvers using E-ast 121 st. Street and Shaker Service two years later. Boulevard must be aware of the new "Do Not Enter" sign He ran the business between the hours of 7:00a.m. -9:00a.m.; and .J.·OO p.m. - and participated in his favor­ 7:00p.m. The signs were recent~y erected by the traffic de­ ite leisure activity, roller skat­ partment. Cleveland Muslim leaders met with world Muslim leaders at the ICNA convention. ing, until he became ill with Photo Ito r: Qammar Malik, Imam Fawaz Damra. Kha/1d Samad, Muhammad Samad and cancer less than two years WaliA lim. (ESDN Photo by Coleridge Jones) ago. Politics 2001 Services for Bishop Mr. Fowler gradu­ :- ated from John Hay High Robert L. Chapman School in 1943. After gradu­ NAACP attacks Bush at convention Services for Bishop ation he jomed the Marine By HOWARD TAUB Bond attacked the Robert L. Chapman was held Corps. president for appeasing yesterday at the Ohio North­ He served in the Fowler A videotaped "the wretched appetites of west Convention Center, Paciftc during World War II message from President the extreme right wing." 11821 BuckeyeRoad. Services were held and attained the rank of cor­ Bush was played at the Bond also blasted National church lead­ for Alfred H. Fowler today at poral. NAACP Annual Conven­ Bush for choosing cabinet ers will conduct a service for II :00 am. at University Mr. Fowler be­ tion in New Orleans on officials who are devoted to Bishop Chapman, 78, at noon Church ofChrist, 1885 E. 89th longed to the leadership Monday, July 9. the Confederacy with open today at Olivet Institutional St. in Cleveland. board and taught Sunday In his speech affection for old south's Baptist Church, 8712 Quincy Mr. Fowler, who was school at University Church President Bush pledged to history. Ave , Cleveland. a self employed plumber, was of Christ. uphold " the memory of ln particular, Bond appointed to the city's Board Survivors include Street cleaning Abraham Lincoln and Fred­ attacked the civil rights of Examiners of Plumbers in his wtfe of 50 years, Flo­ erick Douglass." records oflnterior Secretary City Works and E. 1997 by Mayor Michael R. rence; three brothers; and However, NAACP Gale Norton and Attomey l12th St.- Street Club will be White. three sisters. president Kweisi Mfume General John Ashcroft teaming together to clean the Mr. Fowler, 76, died Services will be at II said, "I welcome the He also attacked street from 9:00a.m to 12:00 ofcomplications of colon can­ a.m. Friday at University president's words, but I will Bush's faith-based initiative noon on Friday, July 13. cer last Friday at his home. Church ofChrist , 1885 E. 89th Tall Ships Are Here: The Red Witd1 Ship out of welcome more his actions " and the massive tax cut There will be free re­ A native Sandusky is docked af I 0/110\'Jdr Park Tht! R

Melvin P. Unger is He also conducts the Music Education). Editor Note: Steven smoked foods in their diets and HCAs. The American In­ the new music director of The B-W Singers, a relatively, new He was one of the K. Clinton is a physician at the develop esophageal, stom­ stitute for Cancer Research Singers' Club of Cleveland. ensemble ofsome 55 members. first North American students Arthur G. James Cancer hos­ ach, or other gastrointestinal (AlCR) has just released new He succeeds Tho­ His previous aca­ to study under renowned con­ pital and Richard J. Solove cancers more frequently than guidelines for safe grilling, and mas J. Shellhammer, whore­ demic and choral directing ex­ ductor and Bach specialist Research Institute in Colum­ other populations. it suggests that one ofthe best tired last summer after a 3 5 perience was principally in Helmuth Rilling, at the State bus. He is also the program Recently, scientists ways is marinating meat before year tenure. Edmonton, Alberta, where he Conservatory of Music in leader ofthe Cancer Preven­ in the United States have cooking it over an open fire. During the past sea­ taught at the North American Frankfurt, Germany. tion and Control program in found that grilling meats for We ' re not exactly son, the Singers' Club was led Baptist College and conducted Unger's choirs have The Ohio State University long periods of time at high sure why marinades work, but by Interim Director William J. the Da Camera Singers for 17 appeared at a number of com­ Comprehensive Cancer Cen­ temperatures-blackening or it may be because they are typi­ Foley and Assistant Conduc­ years. petitions, festivals, and choral ter. If you would like to find charring the meat-can pro­ cally made with highly acidic Unger tor Robert P. Bellisario. Unger is a graduate conventions in Canada and out more infonnation, please duce specific carcinogens elements like vinegar of fruit Unger came to the of the University of Illinois the United States. chorus performed the Vieme call (614) 293-3737, or visit that may be dangerous to juices. Cleveland area in 1998 to be­ (Doctor of Musical Arts in ln 1996, his Da Cam­ Mass at St. Stephen's Cathe­ www.jameJine.com. your health. Early studies have come director of the Choral Music), the University era Singers were chosen to dral in Vienna under Unger's By STEVENK CLINTON These compounds shown that even briefly mari­ Riemenschneider Bach Insti­ of Oregon (Master of Music serve as principal chorus-in­ direction. are called polycyclic aromatic nating meat can reduce the tute at Baldwin-Wallace Col­ in Choral Conducting), and the residence at the Classical Founded in 1892, Millions of Ameri­ hydrocarbons, or PAHs, and amount ofHCAs by over 90 per lege, a position that he con­ University of Saskatchewan Seminar-Festival in Eisenstadt, The Singers' Club of Cleve­ cans will undoubtedly be heterocyclic amines, or cent. tinues to hold. (Bachelor of Music in Choral Austria; during this time, the land presents a repertoire of spending some of their sum­ HCAs. PAHs are formed when AICR guidelines rec­ traditional men's choral music, mer hours gathered around the fat drips offthe meat onto the ommend about a half cup of Billy Dee Williams lends voice to radio ad bold commissioned works, and backyard barbecue, a time for hot coals, is partially burned, marinade for every pound of modem compositions. family fun and relaxation. and then returned to the meat food. Total immersion in the Legendary actor Billy reassuring consumers of Gen­ In addition, the club As physicians and in tiny particles of smoke. marinade is not necessary, but Dee Williams is lending his eral Motors commitment to broadens its repertoire by un­ cancer experts, we wholeheart­ PARs are similar to it's important to tum it to make silky smooth voice to legend­ providing quality service and dertaking challenging pieces edly endorse the slower pace the carcinogens found in to­ sure all of the meat comes in ary carmaker Oldsmobile for a support for all Oldsmobile pur­ typically reserved for profes­ and stress relief that comes bacco smoke On the other contact with the marinade at radio ad that drives home the chases - now and in the fu­ sional choruses. with a weekend picnic, but we hand, HCAs are produced some point. General Motors commitment ture." The club's members would also like to offer a few when high temperatures Additionally, the to Oldsmobile and consumers. Williams' acting ca­ are across section of more than words of advice regarding the within the meat alter the AlCR points out that precook­ The 60-second radio reer spans almost three de­ 50 Greater Cleveland men rep­ health risks associated with chemical structure of the ing meat in the microwave, they spot, which features Williams cades. resenting varied ages, back­ heavily cooked and grilled meat. grilling only briefly, will impart chanting "They Got Your He first caught the grounds, and avocations, all meat. Both of these com­ the same smoky taste to the Back" in the sultry style that eye of audiences with his tear­ sharing a common love for The relationship be­ pounds have been found to food, but still significantly re­ made him famous, is airing on jerking role as football legend performing outstanding vocal tween diet and cancer is ex­ cause tumors in animals, and duce the HCA content. urban contemporary and R&B Gale Sayers in the award-win­ music. traordinarily complex. Scien­ some studies suggest that Finally, the guidelines stations in 15 select markets. ning television drama "Brians The club's first con­ tists have followed certain they may increase the risk of suggest you keep the portions Williams is not iden­ Song." Williams cert under the direction of populations for years and are breast, colon, stomach, small, trim the fat, and flip the tified in the spot. But he is best know Williams radio spot is airing Unger will be December 7, at just beginning to understand esophageal, and prostate can­ meat frequently. Recent re­ GM executives be­ for his roles opposite Diana through June on African­ Waetjen Auditorium at Cleve­ how different dietary habits cer in humans. search shows that cooking lieve that the ad will go a long Ross in "Lady Sings the American music radio stations land State University. affect the development of can- Definitive hamburger patties at lower tem­ way in convincing car buyers Blues" and "Mahogany," and in New York City; Buffalo, NY; Rehearsals begin in cer. proof, however, has not yet peratures and turning them of­ that the parent company is as roguish leader Lando Chicago; Cincinnati; Cleve­ September. Research has shown been established. This ten not only helps prevent the standing firmly behind Calrissian in the second block­ land; Columbus,OH; Detroit; Interested singers us, for example, that certain doesn't mean you shouldn't formation ofHCAs, but also is Oldsmobile with its five-year/ buster installment of the :Star Philadelphia; Pittsburgh; At­ are encouraged to contact The groups in Iceland and parts of occasionally enjoy barbe­ equally effective in killing bac- 60,000 mile protection plan. Wars" series, "The Empire lanta; Dallas; Memphis; Ra­ Singers' Club at (216) 556- Europe who typically include cued meats in moderation. teria. "Some of our con­ Strikes Back." large amounts of grilled or In fact, there are Ifyou'd like a copy of leigh-Durham; St. Louis; and 4405. sumers are concerned about Williams' most re­ ~-"""'...... ______, several ways that scientists the AICR guidelines on safe Washington, D.C. their warranties and future cent credits include the Para­ are investigating that may re­ grilling, it's your for the ask­ Chicago-based ad­ service needs," according to mount comedy film "The La­ ROBT. #1 ALL HAND CAR WASH duce the formation of PAHs ing. Just call (800) 843-8114. Schryse Crawford-Williams, dies Man," and the dramatic vertising and promotions assistant brand manager for film "The Visit." agency E. Morris Communica­ Aurora and diversity market­ He is currently in tion, Inc., Oldsmobile's diver­ -Help Wanted-. ing manager for Oldsmobile. 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In addition to centers ing adults and one of the larg­ ofKeller Graduate School of According to En­ in 14 states, Keller Graduate from befalling children. Check your lawn est part-time evening graduate Management and vice presi­ glish, the school's national School also offers its six gradu­ Each year, Shriners for items such as sticks, schools in the country, re­ dent of KGSM's parent com­ graduate programs allow stu­ ate programs via the Internet Hospitals for Children treat rocks, toys or hand tools. cently opened its downtown pany, DeVry Inc. "Our loca­ dents to accept job promo­ at http://online keller edu a number of children who Make sure nothing tions provide maximum flexibil­ tions and relocation offers. Cleveland educational center Students attending at 200 Public Square. ity for our students, many of Currently, the school have been seriously injured is hidden in the grass. classes at any KGSM center Keller Graduate whom are working adults jug­ boasts an enrollment of more as a result of power Always wipe up may also take courses toward School offers master's degree gling professional and family than 7,000 annually at 42 sites Following a lawnmower incidents. fuel spills as soon as they their degree program online. programs in business admin­ responsibilities." nationwide including online. jew simple precautions Many ofthese inci­ occur. Keller Graduate can help avoid injuries istration, project management, " Keller Graduate "Keller Graduate dents result in the loss of Never fill the fuel telecommunications manage­ School places an emphasis on School's student population School is a division of DeVry to children due to ment, human resource man­ excellence in teaching and ser­ reflects society's mobile work Inc., an international higher­ /awnmowers fingers, toes, limbs and even tank on a mower while it is agement, information systems vice to working adults," force," said English. "With education. system in North eyes. Tragically, some still hot. management and accounting Ricordati said. "By opening a centers in metropolitan areas America. ••••••••• lawnrnower accidents can Don't remove or and financial management. second Ohio location, we con­ across the United States. our For further informa­ • • result in permanent brain disable guards, shields or tion about the Cleveland site • • Daniel L. 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(Surah An-Nisaa, Ayah located next to the Convention past weekend was just one ex­ The Caucasian Peace and Justice. has full knowledge and is well 135) Center (this is where Jumah ample of the unity and the women is worshiped in this Allah is the Light of Hello neighbors. acquainted (with all things). As we all know when was held) to Public Square. In peace that Islam represents. country. Islam becomes a the heavens and the earth. If anyone of your (Surah AI-Hujurat, Ayah 13). you think of Muslim's you the march Muslims chanted: I urge you seek the threat when it becomes popu­ The parable ofHis Light is as was in downtown Cleveland The above men­ don't think of peace. "Justice for Imam Jamil Al­ truth concerning these types lar. iftherewere a Niche and within it a lamp: the Lamp enclosed this past weekend, I'm sure tioned verse from the Quran Most people that Amin." of issues. This is a perfect ex­ in Glass: the glass as it were a you were wondering, "What was just one of the themes of don't know about lslam asso­ Imam Jamil AI-Amin is Islam is beautiful ample of that popularity. brilliant star lit from a blessed are all these Muslims in Cleve- the conference. ciate Islam with war and tur­ a very prominent African and this weekend Cleveland, I don't know how There sere Muslims moil . American Muslim Leader who Ohio had a chance to see that many caucasian Muslims I've Tree an Olive neither of the land?" East nor of the West whose Muslims can from all of many nationalities and races I think I've cleared up is responsible for most of the beauty. met in the past years. I also Oil is well-nigh luminous over the country for the 26th present to show solidarjty for those misconceptions in past unity amongst Muslims as well Truly Allah loves found that there are many in though fire scarce touched it: annual ICNA.(Islamic Confer- one reason: Peace and Justice. articles. as propagation of Islam in those who fight in His Cause the Greater Cleveland area. Light upon Light! Allah doth Contrary to popular America. in battle array as if they were When Islam spreads enceofNorth America) Con- Oyewhobelieve! Be guide whom He will to His thought, Muslims are being He is currently being a solid cemented structure. Muslims gain power. ference at the Downtown ye staunch in justice, witness Light Alloa doth set forth Cleveland Convention center. for Allah, even though it be persecuted worldwide. Mus­ falsely accused for being in­ (Surah As-Saff, Ayah 4) Islam is a threat to Parables for men: and Allah 0 mankind! We ere- against yourselves or (your) lims are being treated wrongly volved in a shoot out in At­ In America our fight this country because its doth know all Things. (Surah ated you form a single (pair) parents or (your) kindred, for one reason because they lanta where a police officer was as Muslims is against things against everything that this An Nur, Ayah 35) of a male and a female and whether (the case be ot) a rich are Muslim. killed. like the Imam Jarnil-AI-Amin country is built and runs They seek to extin­ made you into nations and man or a poor man, for Allah is The conference Neighbors there is a issue. on ... Drugs, Poverty, Trickery, guish the Light of Allah by wht tribes that ye may know each nearer unto both (than ye are). united Muslims for the causes reason why Muslim leaders are As Muslims out Adultery, Rape, and Alcohol. they say, but Allah will Spread other (not that ye may despise So follow not passion lest ye of Muslims in Kasmir, Pales­ being sought out. There is a power is words. As thou can So as you wonder His Light, although the unbe­ each other). Verily the most lapse (from truth) and if ye tine and the case oflmam Jamil reason why the Media tries to see now Caucasian women why all these Muslims came lievers may dislike it. (Surah honored of you in the sight of lapse or fall away, then lo! Al-Amin. paint a bad picture ofMuslims. are becoming Muslim. to Cleveland, this is why. As-Saff, Ayah 8) Allah is (be who is) the most Allah is ever informed of what There was a rally af­ J urge you not just believe ter a huge Jumah prayer on whatever you see and hear. Kidfest at Tower City Amphithea~er County awarded $1,165,223 for development Friday, July 6th. The rally con­ Find out for yourself Secratary of Labor development system to identify tained a march from Mall park The convention this Continued from page 6 make sure you get your team The team with the Elaine L. 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The new leadership with some unfinished business tival in a concert featuring Advised by such cel­ In 1987, he was ap­ Rimsky-Korsakov ' s ebrated musicians as Yehudi pointed director of the By DAVID L. ODUM and no one seems to care. correct English. have a comprehensive strate- Scheherazade on Friday, July Menuhin and Henryk Szeryng, Orchestre National de Lyon, a The Martin Luther Educational permis­ gies. 20,at8:30p.m. he pursued a career as a vio­ post he relinquished last sum- There are a sophisti­ King Jr. led Civil Rights Move­ siveness has let the schools Our leaders must be Cellist Jian Wang will linist. mer. cated group of new leaders, ment got us in the front door drift away from the basics of willing to employ savvy legal appear as soloist in Saint­ Having established Krivine' s concerts with Ivy League degrees and and to the lunch counter. education which focus on strategies to support school Saens's Cello Concerto No.1. a distinguished solo career, his with the Los Angeles Philhar­ world-class credentials that The new question reading, writing and math­ safety, battle slumlords and The program begins musical emphasis began to monic in April and July 1999 they are using to replenish the now is, Can we afford to buy ematical skills and stress rote close crack houses in our com­ with Mozart's Symphony shift when, on the advice of resulted in regular re-engage­ Black brain drain, one of the lunch? drilling. munities. No.33 inB-flat major, K. 319, Karl Bohm, he started to real­ ments with that orchestra. integration's many unin­ And more impor­ I believe that, with Getting beyond race followed the Cello Concerto ize his long-cherished ambi­ His Boston Sym­ tended consequences. tantly, can our kids read the the exception of the severely politics has meant challenging No. 1 in A minor, Op. 33 , of tion to conduct. phony Orchestra debut was in These new leaders menu? mentally retarded, everyone the liberal ideology that has Camille Saint-Saens, with Jian In 1975, he was in­ October 1999, with pianist argues, political work has be­ Today's emerging has the potential to acquire defined the civil rights agenda. Wang as soloist. vited to conduct l'Orchestre Evgeny Kissin as soloist. come shortsighted, focused new leaders are fond of say­ knowledge and develop em­ These new leaders After intermission, Philharmonique de Ia Radio Recent or future en­ on winning the next election ing that while their parents' ployable skills. also challenge the view that -the program concludes with and that success led to his be­ gagements include appear­ and not servicing the people. generation may have had a I advocates more re­ behavioral pathologies, espe­ Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov's coming a permanent guest ances with the Royal That people have no hammer to battle inequality, forms and more experimenta­ cially crime, are the result of Scheherazade, Op. 35 (Sym­ conductor of the Nouvel Concertgebouw Orchestra of plan or map of where all the their generation is packing tion and often supports the joblessness and poverty - not phonic Suite after The Thou­ Orchestre Philharmonique of Amsterdam, concerts with the activity is leading us is the hammers, drills, chain saws back-to-basics skills, rigid dis­ the other way around, as con­ sand-and-One Nights). Paris. Minnesota Orchestra during biggest tragedy of this politi­ and guns if necessary. cipline, rote learning and to servatives have long held. The 2001 Blossom But it was in Berlin, three consecutive seasons, cal movement. For some, moving impose more rigorous aca­ Much have been said Festival is sponsored by Key. during a 1983 German concert and concerts with the These new leaders beyond the civil rights agenda demic standards. Our new about the lack of communica­ The concert is co-sponsored tour, that Krivine's talent as a Montreal Symphony, Florida are conscious of the global means rebuilding Black insti­ leaders need to be proactive. tion between the civil rights by Benesch, Friedlander, conductor was fully recog­ Philharmonic, Royal Stock­ economy and global technolo­ tutions, creating new ones and They need to find generation and those who fol­ Coplan and Aronoff and Bank nized, bringing him both pub­ holm Philharmonic, BBC Sym­ gies that are shrinking the solving our own problems. revenue for our communities lowed. One. lic and critical acclaim. phony, Gulbenkian Orchestra, world by the minute. My son, Drew, be­ with government and the pri­ A generation that Krivine, who makes He has since con­ Scottish Chamber Orchestra They all agree that lieves that it requires develop­ vate sector. grew up during a serious his Cleveland Orchestra debut ducted many of the world's (including tours), Orchestra of improving the lives of the ing and analysis of inequality Black people need to struggle in our history did not with this concert, was born in great orchestras, including the the Theatre Royale de Ia Black poor is the unfinished that cuts across race, class, become politically active to pass on its history and experi­ Grenoble, France, of Russian Berlin Philharmonic, Boston Monnaie in Brussels, Gustav business of the Civil Rights gender and sexuality. get our fair share of the tax ence to the young people that Mahler Chamber Orchestra and Polish parentage. Symphony, Leipzig Movement. Our new leaders dollars that we send to Wash­ would follow. He began violin stud­ Gewandhaus Orchestra, Oslo and the Chamber Orchestra of The battlefronts are should take different paths ington. Young people be­ Philharmonic, London Sym- ies at an early age and at 13 Europe. many and the lines more toward the same goal of social We are still fighting came confused when they still Krivine's patronage blurred. change. for equal opportunity, access, had to deal with the pain, hu­ of youth orchestras is well DR. G. WOJAI For some the enemy There is no way rights, and that will never miliation, struggle and racism known. The World's Greatest Numerologist is multinational corporations, around it in this dynamic tech­ change. without context. This summer, he re­ and for others, the enemy is nological era, we both agree. To go forward you The ultimate solution YOUR LUCKY NUMBERS news his ties with the French .negative elements in the Black Because of globaliza­ most have grass roots orga- must come from the lawmakers -- National Youth Orchestra; he community. tion, the factories got moved nizing. and community leaders and 735 864 476 235 154 930 will conduct them regularly I am hoping for a from one country to the next, Today's challenges from the democratic pressure during the next few seasons. long-term vision where our and whole communities were require that our new leaders of those who elect our leaders. His extensive dis­ new leaders will spend time left without a mean to survive. cography ranges from Mozart 3014 2383 2924 3061 5225 9705 putting ideas into action, As public education to Schoenberg rather than debating them. continues to collapse around With the Orchestre LUCKY FIVE I am interested in get­ us, I keeps coming back to the National de Lyon, he chose to ting people with vision and cc idea of basis fundamentals, - ~ ~!~!~es2!~ record mainly French reper­ common values together and reading, writing and math­ 8 33 toire including works by Phone: 991-2222 drawing on the values and les­ ematical skills. 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Johnson (NY) 45, 769; Sheri memorabilia, or ifyou just hap­ In contrast, another Other athletes avail­ Sam (Mia) 41,223; Vicky pen to be a sports nut, then boxing standout, Smokin' Joe able for signatures were ex­ Bullett (Wash) 39,566; Elena you have been in · attendance Frazier's signature went for Pittsburgh Pirates player Dave Baranova (Mia) 32,888; Taj at the 22nd National Sports $85, on a flat item and $125.00 Parker, football's greatest run­ McWilliams-Franklin (Or!) Collectors Convention. for a glove. ning back Jim Brown, Hank 27,216; Shalonda Enis (Cha) It was a dream come Other pugilist to Aaron, Willie Mays, Lou 23,245; Eva Nemcova (Cle) true, as more than 50 sports score at the convention were Brock, Franco Harris, Juan 19, 192; Stephanie McCarty heroes of the past and present Roberto Duran, Larry Holmes Gonzales, Bob Gibson, Stan (lnd) 18,273; Chasity Melvin Melvin posed for photos with fans as and Ken Norton.. Even ref­ Musial, "Broadway Joe (Cie) 16,515; Rushia Brown Smith (Min) 40,239; Natalie well as signed footballs, base­ eree Judge Mill Lane got in Namath, Leroy Kelly, Kurt (Cie) 12,360; Astou Ndiaye- Williams (Utah) 32, 197; balls, jerseys and posters. on the act charging $20.00 per Warner, Archie Griffin, and Diatta (Det) 9,030; Alicia Th- AmandaLassiter(Hou)28,237; The events was re­ signing. Jimmy Piersall. ompson (lnd) 9,025; Monica Tangela Smith (Sac) 26, 157; cently held at the I-X Center. There were sports Not to be left out, Maxwell (Ind) 7,699; Deanna Mwadi Mabika (LA) 25,473; The autographs, stars everywhere that you WWF wrestling was also rep­ Nolan(Det)7,015. DeLisha Milton (LA) 21,377; however, came with a price tag. looked. resented by the big bad Virgil, Centers: Sylvia Crawley (Por) 18,331; Boxing legend Basketball legend Jerry "The King" Lawlor, Tari Phillips (NY) Michelle.Edwards(Sea) 16,551; Muhammad Ali's signature magic Johnson was alsoin Muhammad Ali signs autographs at a recently held Bruno Sammartino and the sports memorabilia collectors show at the 1-X Center. Ali 63, 149; Ruth Riley (Mia) LaQuanda Barksdale (Por) went for $300.00 on a flat item attend ace. 53,548; Murrie! Page (Wash) 11,791; Kamila Vodichkova and $350 if the autograph was To snag a signature lovely Irish Stratus. was in attendance with former heavyweight boxe,. cham­ pion Joe Frazier. (ESDN Photo by Ray Robinson) 39,686;CintiadosSantos(Orl) (Sea) 8,681; Adrienne 23,914; Wendy Palmer (Det) Goodson (Utah) 7,669; Alisa 15,271. Burras (Por) 7,291. Guards: Centers: Holdsclaw tops all players in All-Star ballot returns T e r e s a YolandaGriffith(Sac) Washington Mystics secutive All-Star Game, will In the Western Con­ Adubato of the New York Lib­ Weatherspoon (NY) 75,349; 61,307; Lisa Leslie (LA) 54,412; forward Charnique Holdsclaw receive a "Top Vote Getter" ference, fans selected two erty will coach the Western Nikki McCray(Wash) 57,280; Jellllifer Gillom (Pho) 34,927; was the top vote-getter after fi­ trophy and a check for $10,000 players from the Houston Conference and Eastern Con­ Dawn Staley (Cha) 49,982; TiffaniJohnson(Hou)3J,l58; nal returns offan votes cast in to the charity of her choice at Cornets, forward Tina Thomp­ ference All-Stars, respectively. Becky Hammon (NY)41,062; Lauren Jackson (Sea) 20,043; the WNBA All-Star Balloting a ceremony prior to the All­ son (93,90 1) and guard Janeth The 2001 WNBA Sandy Brondello (Mia) 36,696; Margo Dydek (Utah) 7 ,291. Program Presented by Yahoo! Star Game. Arcain (70, 107) and three play­ All-Star Game will be televised Debbie Black (Mia) 33,388; Guards: Sports. Holdsclaw, (1 05,006), ers from the Sacramento Mon­ nationally on begining at 8 TonyaEdwards(Cha)27,774; Janeth Arcain (Hou) who was selected as forward, archs: center Yolanda Griffith Starters for the 2001 p.m. EDT on July 16. Andrea Stinson (Cha) 27, 748; 70, 107; TichaPenicheiro (Sac) WNBA All-Star Game, to be will be joined in the Eastern (61 ,307), forward Ruthie Fans may purchase Nykesha Sales (Or!) 25,731; 48,801; Jackie Stiles (Por) played at the TD Waterhouse Conference lineup by Mystics Bolton-Holifield (53,466) and Merlakia Jones (C1e) 21 ,354; 46,095; Coquese Washington Tickets by calling the WNBA Centre in Orlando, Fla., on teammate Nikki McCray at gueard Ticha Penicheiro Shannon Johnson (Or!) (Hou) 39,692; Michele Timms ticket sales hotline at l-877- Monday, July, were determined gueard ( 57,280) and three play­ (48,801) 15,991; Kelly Miller (Cha) (Pho) 30,158; Sophia Each conference's WNBA-Tix. by fan balloting online - at Holdsclaw ers from the New York Liberty: 14,151;Crysta!Robinson(NY) Witherspoon (Por) 29,428; www.wnba.corn and accessible Teresa Weatherspoon at guard eight head coaches will select Tickets, starting at 10,446; Rita Williams (Ind) Kedra Holland-Corn (Sac) through Yahoo! Sports at in-arena. (75,349), Tari Phillips at center the remaining All-Star players, $10.00, may also be purchased 9,936; DorniniqueCanty(Det) 27,944; Jellllifer Azzi (Utah) sports.yahoo.com-as well as Holdsclaw, who will (63, 149) and Vickie Johnson at with the reserves to be an­ at Ticketmaster outlets, online 6,230; Gordana Grubin (lnd) 24,270; Tarnecka Dixon (LA) team All-Star balloting nights be starting in her third con- forward (45, 769). nounced on Wednesday, July through Ticketmaster and 4,969. 22,954; Betty Lennox (Min) 11. www.wnba.com, and at the TD Western Conference 17,657; Ukari Figgs (LA) Van ChanceUor of the Waterhouse Centre Box Of­ Forwards: 15,441; Korie Hlede (Utah) Cavs sign Diop to a contract Houston Comets and Richie fice. Tina Thompson 11,092; Kristi Harrower (Min) (Hou)93,901;RuthieBolton- 10,380; Sonja Henning (Sea) The Cleveland Cava- and General Manager. Diop, a 7-0, 300- Holifield (Sac) 53,466; Katie 8,080. liers have signed DeSagana The Cavaliers se­ pound center, was an early en­ Diop to a contract, it was an- lected Diop in the first round trycandidateforthe2001 NBA Brown, Darling set cat;~r~bs nounced recently by Jim (eighth overall selection) of Draft after being named USA In the Rockers vic- short of the WWA bq;J of Paxson, Senior Vice President the 2001 NBA Draft. Today s Virginia state Player of !!SPORTS BEATII tory over the Houston Com­ 13, set by the Houston Com­ City to host NCAA Women's Championship the Year for Oak Hill Academy ets on July 8, Rushia Brown ets from July 1, 1Q99 to May The city of Cleveland ered by many to be the most in Mouth of Wilson, Virginia. Tribe's season is slipping away and Helen Darling set career 29,2000. has scored a slam-dunk as the important women's athletic He was also named to highs to lead the Rockers to Head Coach Dan By HOWARD TAUB At the break, Lofton NCAA recently announced event in the nation. Parade Magazine s High their 63-53 victory. Hughes' weekly radio show will "We are absolutely is hitting an awful .237 with that it will host its women's bas­ School Boys All-America First Darling scored 18 be moving to a new time slot thrilled," said David Gilbert, We have reached the only 8 stolen bases in 12 at­ ketball championships in Team, USA Today s All-USA points, going 6-8 from the field on the new "Sports Talk 850 president of the Greater All-Star break, and it is hard tempts. Cleveland in 2007. Second Team and the including 3-4 from three-point WKNR." Cleveland Sports Commis­ to figure out who needs a As a result of his This prestigious McDonald's High School All­ land, surpassing her old mark Beginning in July, sion, the organization that break more, the players or the shoulder surgery, his arm is no event, also known as the coordinated the effort to at­ of 17 points set at Detroit on Hughes will be heard every America First Team. fans that have to watch this longer able to throw out any­ Women's Final Four, is consid- tract the tournament. July 31,2000. Wednesday morning at 8:15 Diop, 19 helped Oak season slowly slip away. one and teams have been tak­ Brown grabbed 11 AM with Tom Kelly on the Hill Academy to an undefeated During the past 1 0 ing extra bases on him all sea­ rebounds in the effort, sur­ "Kelly and Company Morning season (33-0) and the No. 1 game home stand, our Indians son long. passing her old career high of Show." Get the latest on the national ranking by USA To­ went from being tied for the Look for Dave Rob­ 10, set in NewYorkonJuly29, Rockers and the rest of the day by averaging 14.6 ppg, divisional lead with the Twins, erts to be called up for the sec­ 2000. The Rockers are among WNBA every Wednesday 13.2 rpg and 8.0 bpg as a se­ to falling 5 games behind due ond halfifLofton continues to BATHROOM:) the elite WNBA teams, par­ morning at 8:15 on Sports Talk . to a 4-6 horne stand. struggle at the plate. nior. ticularly when it comes to de­ 850WKNR. Although a lot of The good news re­ During his junior sea­ fense. The Rockers had five baseball remains to be played, mains one of the best offenses son, Diop averaged 10.1 ppg, Cleveland leads the players on the All-Star ballot MEN WOMEN BOTH this team is on the verge of a in all ofbaseball. 9.2rpgand6.7bpg. Hehelped league in three defensive cat­ this year for the July 16 game massive implosion due to the Roberto Alomar is Oak Hill Academy to a 30-2 egories including point differ­ in Orlando. Chasity Melvin, lack ofeffective starting pitch­ having a season that proves 0 0 D record and a No. 2 national ential (+8.5 ppg), opponent's Merlakia Jones, Ann Wauters, ing. that he will someday enter the ranking by USA Today. points per game(54.8 ppg) and Eva Nemcova and Rushia Dave Burba was re­ Hall of Fame as one of the "We are thrilled that opponent's FG% (.359). Brown were selected to be the cently chased out of a game greatest second basemen in all DeSagana has signed his con­ The Rockers' win Rockers representatives on the after allowing 6 runs in the first of baseball history. 0\.U' over the Minnesota Lynx on ballot this season. tract with the Cavs," Paxson 3 innings and the fans let him His .358 average July 1 continues to break the Though none of said. "We are delighted that know that they were not too leads all of baseball, and his franchise record for consecu- them were named as starters for DeSagana will be working with thrilled with shelling out ma­ defense has been remarkable. tive regular season wins at the 2001 All-Star game, there our coaching staff on our jor league ticket prices to Juan Gonzalez had home with 11. The last time the is still a possibility that any­ summer league team during watch a high school pitching recovered from back surgery Rockers lost at home was on one of these players could be the Rocky Mountain Revue performance. and has regained his form that July 20, 2000 vs. the Houston named to the eastern confer­ and that he will get a head Chuck Finley and made him a 2 time AL MVP. Comets (74-56). ence reserve squad. Tune into start on his transition to the Dave Burba share a dreadful Einar Diaz, hitting During the 1998 sea­ ESPN on July 11 at 5:30p.m., professional game." 6.45 era which can be directly .3 16, has been a solid player son the Rockers won seven when the Los Angeles Sparks traced to the horrible starts that is an above average de­ horne games during a one­ take on the Phoenix Mercury Res1dennat Commerc1al lndustnal that these two combined $15 fensive player. month span (July 8- Aug. 8). to find out who will be named East & West Sulturlts & Lake Covnty million arms have given back Although not popu­ This mark is only two an All-Star reserve to our team. lar at the time, the decision to In many countries in give Diaz the everyday catch­ ASSEMBLY: Skill level: $695/wk. Great Benefits. the world they would be lined ing job was a right choice. Unemployed with car. (216) 348-6241 AREA up and shot for failing to up­ He could be a future TECHNICAL hold their part of the bargain. All-Star, and he is one of the CRANEffOW MOTOR OPERATOR: Ski11 Bartolo Colon has youngest players on the ros­ level: $695/wk. Unemployed with car. (216)348- NO SIGNS ON OUR VEHICLES also contributed to the start­ ter of this aging team. 6389 AREA TECHNICAL ing mess by allowing 19 home Jim Thome has con­ Certlf1cd A~WI~< ator FACTORY WORKER: Skill level: $695/wk. Up­ ...-., tf Stwt• & ~ Pt11 (Ofttt-ol AuoclatioA runs. and a 4.81 era. tinued his fast rise and is tied ward mobility. Unemployed with car. (216) 348- LOW MOtiTHL l SEIVICI COST This from the pro­ with Manny Ramirez for the AL 6241 AREA TECHNICAL Tennite Specialists Call Anytime jected "ace" of our pitching lead in homeruns with 26. INDUSTRIAL MACHINE MAINTENANCE: staff. He has also raised his Skill level: $650/wk. Apply today, work tomorrow. IENNITH HAIRSTON MANAGER Unless the starters average to .290. •L1censed •Boncl(•f! • 111S1HPd Unemployed with car. (216) 348-6389 AREA can turn these pathetic num­ Look for the team to TECHNICAL bers around, the Tribe has no give Thome a long-term deal MllLWRIGHf: Skill level: $615/wk. Leading edge SPECIALISTS IN UIMINATING chance to catch the Twins in that will ensure that he spends co. Unemployed with car. (216) 348-6241 AREA .a­ -e. this 200 I season. the rest of his career in an Indi­ ~ -aw-,Su..q TECHNICAL 183-6200 Kenny Lofton is an­ ans uniform. PLASTIC WORKER: Skill level: $695/wk. Will­ ... ·w• & an c.tra~ other player that should be He has proven that ~ ing to train. Unemployed with car. (216) 348-63 89 3787 East 188 Street~ looking for another line of he deserves to finish his base­ AREA TECHNICAL work next season. ball career here in Cleveland. PageS EASTSIDE DAILY NEWS Tuesday, July 10, 2001- Friday, July 13, 2001 (~====M=EN=U=T=IP=S==~) EAST SIDJDuHYNEWS Nutrition adds to taste (NAPSA)-People are flour nutty about peanut butter, but 1/4 teaspoon salt very few realize how nutri­ 1 1/2 teaspoons bak­ tious this tasty treat can be. ing powder On· The Town Natural peanut but­ 1 1/2 cup Smucker's.. MOVIES* MUSIC* THEATER* DANCE * RESTAURANTS* NIGHT LIFE ter is the ideal product for Strawberry or Grape Jelly people who want the great 1 . Mix peanut butter, taste of peanut butter but sugar, butter, honey and egg. don't want hydrogenated oils 2. In a separate bowl, or added sugar. whisk together flour, salt and Ben E. King, Collin Raye to perform at Lancester Festival Natural peanut but­ baking powder; add to the The Lancaster Fes­ The orchestra fea­ ter can provide up to 10 per­ peanut butter mixture and mix tival, Ohio's largest celebra­ tures more than 70 professional B cent of an adult's daily protein well . tion ofthe visual and perform­ musicians representing or­ requirement in only two table­ 3. Divide the dough ing arts, recently announcd chestras from the Hocking Hills spoons, and contains 0 grams into four equal portions. Wrap that special guest artists Ben to Hong Kong. of trans-fatty acids. each portion in plastic wrap or E. King and Collin Raye will The 12-day event m­ A naturally choles­ waxed paper and refrigerate 2 perform. cludes more that 80 family­ terol-free product, it is also a hours or overnight. The 17th annual friendly performances, exhibits good source of many essen­ 4. Remove portions Lancaster Festival will be and special events held at vari­ tial vitamins including Vitamin from refrigerator and place held July 17-28. ous locations around historic E, niacin and folate. each portion between 2 sheets The internationally Lancaster. Because natural pea­ of plastic wrap or waxed pa­ acclaimed Lancaster Festival Theatre workshops, nut butter is generally made per. Roll each portion into a Orchestra, under the direction dance exhibitions and arrt ex­ King Raye from peanuts and salt alone, "sheet" about 1/8-inch thick. of Music Director Gary hibits are interspersed with sometimes the natural peanut (Refrigerate dough again if it performances. tival Orchestra and closer with Howard and the Creole Funk Sheldon, will return for the dozens of jazz, ehnic, .blues, oil can separate and rise to the becomes too soft to handle). Many events are free spectacular fireworks finales Band. 14th season. orchestral and chamber music top of the jar. 5. Preheat oven to and offer a vanety of activities set to music. Chamber music con­ Don't worry, the oil 3 SOU. Using a drinking glass to suit various ages and inter- King, whose "voice certs, jazz programs, the an­ simply needs to be stirred back or cookie cutter, cut dough est. remains one of the most ex­ nual Artwalk gallery hop, and in to enjoy the product. into circles. Using a smaller Two special guest art­ pressive instruments in music daily bandstand perfor­ Natural peanut but­ drinking glass or cookie cut­ ists will be in the spotlight dur­ history," is best known for his mances are summer favorites, Chris' Cinema Trivia & ter is also a "natural" when ter cut smaller circles or "win­ ing the Saturday evening per­ live solo performances. while Family Day at Rising cooking and baking as its full­ do~s" in half the number of Movie Match Up formances on the festival main As an early member Park, Festival Fair Day, the bodied taste really brings out circles. Transfer cookies to a By CHRIS APPLING stage at Ohio University­ of the Drifters, his voice can Young Peoples Concert, and the peanutty flavor in all your non-stick baking sheet, leav­ Lancaster_ On July 21, Rock be heard in songs such as the Italian Street Painting Fes­ favorite recipes. ing 1/2-inch between them. and Roll Hall of Fame inductee "There Goes My Baby," "This tival make ideal outings for TRIVIA - (Biographies) Since peanut butter 6. Bake all cookies 5- Ben E. King will perform a vari­ Magic Moment" and "Save families and individuals of all and jelly is a favorite combi­ 6 minutes or until they're just ety of great American soul hits. the Last Dance." ages. 1. Who is the Afri­ nation for most peanut butter starting to brown. Using a did he star opposite Country music sensa­ As a solo artest, he As the largest music can-American actor who lovers, the following peanut spatula, transfer the cookies to Beyonce Knowles (of the tion Collin Raye will appear on recorded the smash hits and arts festival in Ohio, the first garnished attention as butter and jelly sandwich a cooling rack. When cookies singing group Destiny's July28. "Spanish Harlem" and "First Lancaster Festival has a knife-weilding killer with a cookies are a welcome addi­ have cooled, spread jelly on Child) in which they retold a Both performances Taste of Love," which were achieved national recognition genious I.Q. in 'One False tion to any lunch box. the plain cookies and top with new, rap/opera version of will feature the Lancaster F es- followed up by the classic for its performances and edu­ Move' (1992), as a divorced Peanut Butter And the "window" cookies. Dorothy Dandrige's and "Stand By Me." cational programs. busdriver in 'A Family Jelly Sandwich Cookies. For a free peanut but­ Harry Belafonte's famous, King has performed For additional infor­ Thing' (1996), as a wife­ 1/2 cup Smucker's" ter recipe brochure, readers 1954 film performance? with many symphony orches­ mation, call 1-800-LANFEST cheating lawyer in 'Soul Just Natural Peanut Butter should send a self-addressed 4. Who is the multi­ tras throughout North or visit the Web site at Food' (1997) before starring 1/3 cup unsalted stamped envelope (two 34¢ talented actor that has America and currently tours www.lanfest.org. as an Emergency Paramedic butter stamps and a# 10 envelope) to starred in 4 of Spike Lee's Jazz worldwide, appearing on TV on NBC-TV's 'Third Watch'? 112 cup packed light The J.M Smucker Company, movies: a fraternity pledge in By NANCY ANN LEE and at special events. 2. New, romantic, Billfolds first brown sugar Attn: Natural Peanut Butter 'School Daze' (1988), a re­ ~ Raye is one of only leading man Morris Chest­ came into fashion in 1/4 cup honey· Recipe Collection, Consumer tarded man in 'Do The Right eight country music artists nut has portrayed an NFL­ King Oliver America in 1890. I large egg Relations Department, P.O. Thing' ( 1989), a mixed-race whose first four albums playing, soon-to-be groom Cornetist and 2 cups all-purpose Box 280, Orrville, OH 44667. cop in 'Get On The Bus' in 'The Best Man' ( 1999) , but bandleader (Joe) King Oliver reached the platinum sales (1996) and as a 'gangsta' car milestone. in what Jolm Singleton film was born in 1885 in New Or­ driver in 'He Got Game' In addition to his vo­ did he have his break-out leans. GLOBAL COMMUNICATIONS role in which he played the ( L998), but in what new, Black cal talent, he plays guitar, re His career began in Ameritecb Dealer Starz! cable channel biogra­ bass, and drums. He has re­ tragically-murdered friend of hometown brass bands, dance 13106 Buckeye RGad phy does he play a famous, corded nine albums. Cuba Gooding, Jr. and bands, and other small groups black power revolutionary in His latest, titled Cleveland, Ohio 44120 brother oflce Cube? in Crescent City cabarets and 'A Huey P.Newton Story' "Tracks," was released in May (216) 767-0661 3. Mekhi Phifer's bars. (2001)? 2(XX). Monday thru Saturday II :00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. big break came in the movie Claimed to be the Raye has recorded CLOSED SUNDAY 'Soul Food' (1997) in which spiritual father of syncopated Answers: I . Michael Beach. several Number I and nine he played Nia Long's new ("hot") jazz, he moved to Chi­ Pagers PRE-PAID Cellular Phones 2. 'Boyz'NTheHood'(1991). Top 10 singles, and four of his husband who struggles to cago in 1918 and formed King Long Distance Phone Cards escape his troubled past with 3. 'Hip Hopera: Carmen' hits have been added to $39.99 Oliver's Creole Jazz Band (June $29.99 the law to provide for her, (2001). 4. Roger Guenveur CMT's Top 100 Videos of All 222 Min. - $5.00 1922) with cornetist Louis Time. OUTTHEDOOR 40 MJNUTES-ACI1VATION but in which MTV special Smith Cell Phone Cards AND CAR CHARGER Armstrong, clarinetist Johnny Raye received the Get FREE Activation For SOLD HERE INCLUDED (WITH TillS AD) Dodds, trombonist Honore 1998 Dove Award for Country Your Cell Phone Or Pal(er MOVIE MATCH-UP (60's Civil Rights) Dutrex, pianist Lil Hardin, Recorded Song of the Year FREE Popcorn With Purcha.~e drummer Baby Dodds, and and the 1997 Academy of I . Jungle Fever (1991) c) black husband/father has bassist-banjo player Bill Country Music Video of the 2. New Jack City ( 1991) affair with white secretary Johnson. year for "T Think About You " Zesty Pizza 3. White Men Can't Jump d) human/vampire hybrid Oliver began record­ Other fearured per­ 13104 Buckeye Road- Cleveland, Obio 44120 (1992) who hunts bloodsuckers ing in 1923 what are now con­ formers include internationally OPEN OPEN 4. Drop Zone (1994) e) U .S. Marshal sky-dives to sidered hisoric masterpieces. renowned clarinetist Richard Sunday thru Thursday Friday thru Saturday 5. Blade{1999) find brother's killers After Armstrong de­ Stoltzman, the PRJSM saxo­ 11:00 a.m.-12:00 Midnight 11:00 a.m.-2:00a.m. a) inner city drug king parted in 1924, Oliver com­ phone quartet, the Chicago (216) 561-7070 (216) 561-7008 b) black basketball hustler ANSWERS: 1,c; 2,a; 3,b, 4,e; pletely reorganized his band to Brass Quintet, the Veronika ZESTY'S DELICIOUS with white partner S,d. include saxophones. 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