Candidates select mates SPORTS The major candidates MENU TIPS for Ohio's governor recently se­ Book Published lected blacks for the position of Home-Style Cooking EAST SIDEUY NEWS Lieutenant Governor. Tim Hagen, ISSUED FRIDAY On Marciano who is a democratic candidate, In Your Kitchen SERVING LARCHMERE - WOODLAND, SHAKER SQUARE, BUCKEYE, WOODLAND, selected Charleta Tavares. Bob MT. PLEASANT, LEE & AVALON, HARVARD - LEE, MILES - UNION, UNIVERSITY See Page 7 Taft, who is the republican candi­ See Page 8 date, selected Jennette Bradley. CIRCLE AREA, WARRENSVILLE HEIGHTS, VILLAGE OF FREE IDGHLAND HILLS AND CITY OF EAST CLEVELAND READ ON- WRITE ON Thesday,Febmary5,2002-Friday,Febmary8,2002 :VOL.23 No.3 "COVERING THE NEWS TODAY FOR A BETIER TOMORROW" Benedictine students participate in D.C. march By MARCELl LONGE for every citizen to obey - complish two important goals: she arranged for the FCSLA something that had always First, make public the and the FCSU to pay for the It was late in the been illegal previously: the in­ gruesome truth regarding bus fare for all Benedictine evening on January 21, as 30 tentional killing of an unborn abortion in general. students and chaperons. of Benedictine's High School baby within his or her mother's Second, encourage Fr. Gerard showed his students and five adult chap­ womb by a doctor, for any type all elected officials to reject the support by allowing any inter­ erones climbed aboard a bus of "medical reason," during present "Culture of Death" ested students or faculty mem­ Benedictine freshman and began their arduous pil­ every stage of gestation. found within all parts of our bers to miss school on the day Francesco Fragomeni, left, and grimage to Washington, D.C.,· Within the country country and begin to form and ofthe march (without penalty), Lawrence Duncan pause at the Viet­ to participate in the annual alone, 40 million documented implement a new "Culture of while additionally joining the nam Wall before heading for the Pro­ Pro-Life marchers march down Constitution "March for Life" scheduled abortions have been per­ Life." participants on the trip as a Life March area. Avenue toward the US. Supreme Court building. January22 formed since this tragic deci­ lt will be based upon chaperone. It was great to see Although this year's sion was made 29 years ago. the Creator's unfluctuating a supervisor actually doing Peter L. Jones wins commissioner's seat march possessed many ben­ The number of un­ will, and not upon mankind's what he was suggesting oth­ Peter L. Jones re­ not in attendance at Music Jones. eficial attributes, it continues documented abortions per­ ever-changing desires. ers to do. cently made history as he be­ Hall. Demora's support for to remain first and foremost an formed during this same time The Benedictine Two other -people came the first black democrat Jones who was Jones was based on the party act of peaceful protest to­ period would be a horribly high 2002 pilgrimage to Washing­ who helped on the trip were to hold the position of county backed by Cuyahoga County supporting black leaders for wards the U.S. Supreme Court number known to God alone. ton- in order to commemorate Bishop Roger W. Gries, OSB, commissioner in Cuyahoga Democratic Party Chairman the party to continue to grow. decision, "Roevs. Wade" (Jan. As "Pilgrims of the anniversary ofthe Roe vs. and Carl Zelinski, father of County. Jimmy Demoraas well as U.S Blacks account for 221973). Love," as Pope John Paul II Wade decision - was made Benedictine student Carl Jones beat his oppo­ Representatives Dennis 27% or the county's popula­ With this single calls the marchers, those who possible primarily through the Zelinski, Jr. Zelinski, who nent, Patrick O'Malley, 648 Kucinich and Stephanie tion and more than half of court decision, nine non­ participate in the annual generosity of the First Catho­ served as a chaperone, also votes to 414 votes. There were Tubbs Jones. Mayor Jane Cleveland. elected Justices made legal - "March for Life" strive to ac- lic Slovak Ladies Association provided disposable cameras Campbell also snn1'\nrtPt1 (FCSLA), the First Catholic for the Benedictine students Slovak Union (FCSU) and Fr. and chaperons so that they r.~~~~~~----- Gerard Gonda, OSB, could record tangible memo­ Benedictine's principal. ries oftheir trip. FCSLA president The bus returned Mary Ann Johanek organized safely to Cleveland the day af­ the round-trip travel by char­ ter the march, just in time for tered bus and gave the par­ the students and teachers to ticipants a variety of options begin preparing for the start of for spiritual morning activities. a new school day -- in about Most importantly, six hours! Edward Lobo becomes police chief Edward Lohn, 47, was recently sworn in as the 34th Police Chief for the city of Cleveland by Mayor Jane Judge Jose Vil/anuevua,left, gives Peter L. Jones the oath Shauna Flenory perform­ Campbell at City Hall. People in attendance at the Roclc-n-Rol/ Hall of ers for the Marlin Luther King Jr. ofoffice as the recently eleceted Cuyahoga County Commissioner. Lohn who . was Fame annual Martin Luther King. Jr. celebration enjoy celebration al the Rock-n-Roll Hall Jones was elected the commissioner by 648 votes to heal his oppo­ themselves as they listen to the different performers. ofFame entertain the attendees. praised by his family members nent Patrick O'Malley's 414 votes. on his integrity and work ethic as a 20 year veteran of the police force. He rose to the Dr. King's spirit involked in East Cleveland march rank ofcaptain. By COLERIDGE JONES King's rousing rallies re­ regation. help the mayor revitalize East tion honorary chairman. In his acceptance charged the civil rights street The movement Cleveland." The East Cleveland speech, Lohn said that his Dr. Martin Luther warriors in fighting legal seg- leader also led marches that Rev. Lorenzo Norris, Concerned Pastors For most pressing goal is increas­ ended more than three months enraged segregation enforcers president of the concerned Progress group is made-up of ing the number offemale and of speculation of who would into unleashing snarling dogs pastors and pastor ofConcord ministers from 22 churches, the minority officers in higher be the next police chief as he and fire hoses, thereby un­ Baptist Church, envisioned an East Cleveland Public Library, ranks. was selected by Public Safety earthing the conscious of agenda evolving from the pro­ and Jordan's Dental Center. Lohn's selection director James Draper. America. gram-rally: Americans cannot Lohn replaces Mary The East Cleveland get together until racism is Judge Toler to speak at forum Bounds who was sworn in by Concerned Pastors For dealt with; African-Americans Judge Lynne C. Toler former Mayor Mike White in Progress' "Annual March for must make "getting our school will be the first of several fea­ August. She was the first Martin," was recently held system together" the highest tured speakers in a series of woman and second black to with the spirited singing of priority: and develop commu­ meetings planned and pre­ serve as chief. "We Shall Overcome." nity, religious and governmen­ sented by Minority Interests Freeman found guilty Strategists Ltd., a new politi­ ' The march symbol­ tal partnerships for economic Former Cuyahoga cal action organization in the ized the power of King's development. County Housing director Clara Greater Cleveland area. marches in the sixties Black Rev. Edward Small, Freeman was recently con­ East Cleveland Concerned Pastors For Progress mw,cm1a M.l.S has two impor­ Revolution. chairman of the annual cel­ recently for Dr. Marlin Luther King Jr. (L to r): Gladys M Walcott, tant goals behind its commu­ victed oftheft and fraud in U.S Rev. Lorenzo Norris, Rev. Edward Small, and Charles E. Bibb Sr. Community activists, ebration and pastor of Star­ nity-active agenda: Build a District Federal Court. (ESDN Photo by Coleridge Jones) government officials and reli­ light Baptist Church, cau­ strong, united political base in Freeman, who is now gious leaders marched in soli­ tioned that progress cannot the minority community. Con­ facing prison, earlier had lost a darity, with signs exhorting ac­ "be made all at once" in a mass tribute strategy to political civil trial challenging her 1998 tion today flapping in the wind. effort. campaigns for qualified candi­ was selected as hostess of firing from the Cuyahoga Met­ Politics 2002 Beginning at East "If all individuals dates based on the needs of the nationally televised and ropolitan Housing Authority. Cleveland Public Library, and groups will mutually help their political jurisdiction. syndicated, "Power of Attor­ Freeman, 58, was Campbell takes over budget nightmare Toler will initiate a ney." 1410 I Euclid Ave., the march the others' programs and once considered among series of community meetings She was named as By HOWARD TAUB proceeded east to Starlight projects, it will have a domino Cleveland's most respected sponsored by M.I.S on Tues­ one of the Ten Outstanding Baptist Church, 14516 Euclid effect," he said. leaders for turning around the day evening, February 19, at Women in the Law by the The new mayor of Ave. Among speakers at 6:00 p.m. at Shiloh Baptist Cleveland Bar Association, housing authority. Cleveland, Jane Campbell, Once at the church, the program were leaders of Church, 5500 Scovill Avenue. Cleveland Bar Journal. James Willis was has had one of the shortest the program celebrating various sectors: Rev. Maurice Toler's political rec­ For more information on Freeman's legal counselor and honeymoons in Cleveland King's birthday (Jan. 15) and Bowens, pastorofLiving Truth ognition grew manifold and the M.I.S agenda, call (216) prosecutors labeled her as a political history. honoring his awesome victo­ Center For Better Living; East nationwide last year when she 261-991 l or(216) 761-5838. master ofself-promotion. A team of accoun­ ries turned into a virtual move­ Cleveland Mayor Emmanuel tants have spent more than ment-style rally-not for civil four weeks reviewing the W. Onunwar; Gladys M. rights, but for self-reliance. Gasoline prices drop in area city books and have come Walcott, president of East Rev Aaron Wheeler Gasoline prices for continue to fall, while gasoline If energy demand up with the shocking con­ Cleveland City Council; Sr., chairman ofthe Ohio Civil NE Ohio motorists remain demand remains low. continues low and supplies clusion that the city is over Charles E. Bibb Sr., Ward 2 City Rights Commission, returned stable at the pumps averag­ budget buy more than $50 Councilman ofEast Cleveland; Some analysts pre- remain high, lower prices to his hometown as keynote million dollars. near future. Delores B. Drake, president of ing $1.09 for the second diet this growing gasoline may extend into the spring speaker at the pastors annual Former Mayor The loss ofjobs at East Cleveland School Board; week in a row, according to supply could bring prices and swnmer months, good celebration for the second even lower. Mike White had claimed that LTV steel has not helped State Senator C.J. Prentiss; today's AAA Fuel Gauge news for area motorists. straight year. He is pastor of Survey. Prices are down 32 there was a surplus of ap­ the current situation. State Representative Northeast Ohio's Mountaintop Baptist, Colum­ Abundant gaso­ cents from a year ago, when proximately $11 million. The economic Claudette Woodard; and Dr. self-serve average stands 3 Campbell now downturn and recession bus, Ohio. line supplies should keep the average price for self-serve Eugene Jordan. U.S. Con­ cents under the national fig­ confronts the reality offind­ have also contributed to Citing family, com­ prices at bargain level's gasoline was $1.41 per gallon. gresswoman Stephanie ure of$1.12. The Ohio state­ ing ways to trim more than reduced city revenues. munity and city disfunctions through the balance of the Self-serve regular Tubbs-Jones was repre­ $50 million from the city's The new mayor that result in East Cleveland­ first quarter. prices were $1.37 in 2000,94 wide average is even lower sented. expenses. will be forced into making ers "not being free from them­ Crude oil prices cents in 1999and $1.06 in 1998. at$1.05. Campbell has al­ severe and unpopular labor selves," Wheeler urged con­ Wayne Dawson, ready promised not to re­ cuts in the coming months. tinuing "the fight that Dr. King WJW Fox 8 TV Anchor, and AAA Fuel Gauge Gasoline Price Survey duce the city's uniform po­ This will be one of started." Brenda Ware Adams, WABQ lice and fire department the unexpected hard times "( challenge you to Radio, moderated the pro­ Northeast Ohio Average for Self-Service Gasoline workers. All departments for the mayor's office. make East Cleveland the fin­ gram. Regular Mid-Grade Premium have been informed to Any city labor est city in America," Wheeler Rev. Otis Moss, pas­ Today (1-31-02) $1.094 $1.193 $1.294 present a list of budget cut­ cuts will not improve the said. "Let's go after super tor ofOlivet Institutional Bap­ Last Week (l-24-D2) $1.089 $1.189 $1.290 ting proposals in the very mayor's popularity. markets and businesses, and tist Church, was the celebra Last Year (2-02-01) $1.414 $1.509 $1.609 Pagel EAST SIDE DAILY NEWS 'Il!esday, Feb~~ry S, 2002-Friday, February 8, 2002 ~~~~~~v.~~N~T~~~G~E~P~O~IN~T~~~III~I~~Y~o~u~R~H~EA~~~~~H~~~~ Researchers study effects "ecstasy" on developingfetus Researchers track premature babies for 20years Use of the drug with other drugs, like alcohol lished an excellent develop­ The outlook for ba- However, 51 percent have IQ Richardson, M.D., M.B.A., of MDMA, more commonly and marijuana, perhaps wors­ mental laboratory in the psy­ bies born severely premature scores within the normal Beth Israel Deaconess Medi- known by its street name "ec­ ening any negative effects ec­ chology department at East or at very-low-birth-weights is range; 74 percent have com­ cal Center, in an accompany­ stasy," is widespread among stasy produces. As women of London, making them ideally now better understood, and in pleted high school; and 41 ing editorial. "The fact that young adults throughout Eu­ child-bearing age are more equipped to undertake this new many ways quite heartening, percent are pursuing they are almost as successful rope and is increasing in likely to use both legal and il­ prospective study of mothers according to research at Case postsecondary education., as the members ofthe normal- popularity among young legal drugs, it is essential that who take MDMA during preg­ Western Reserve University The most promising birth-weight comparison people in the United States. we determine the effects on nancy, and their babies. (CWRU) School of Medicine and surprising aspect of the group in completing school MDMA is a syn­ the baby, since drug use is of­ Another key re­ and Rainbow Babies & findings is that these young and at least as successful in thetic , psychoactive drug ten not curtailed until after searcher at East London is Children's (RB&C) Hospital adults are Jess likely to engage avoiding risk-taking behavior with both stimulant (amphet­ pregnancy is discovered, too John Turner, who is expert in of University Hospitals of in risk-taking behavior, to use speaks to a resilience in these amine-like) and hallucino­ late to prevent first-trimester the effects ofMDMA on neu­ Cleveland which is published alcohol or illicit drugs, or to young persons and their fami­ genic (LSD-Iike) properties. Singer exposure." rophysiology and has under­ as a 20-year outcomes study in engage in sexual activities or lies that needs to be examined Other street names widely used in Europe, and is The co-principal in­ taken many studies in to the the Jan. 17 issue of the New become pregnant. further." for it include Adam, XTC, the faster growing drug used vestigator ofthe study is Andy cognitive and psychophysi­ England Journal of Medicine. "We believe that this Researchers believe hug, beans, and Jove drug. among teenagers in the United Parrott, Bsc., Ph.D., a profes­ ological changes displayed by The study team, Jed limited risk-taking behavior that the findings of this pio­ Researchers at the states, we know nothing about sor in the School of Psychol­ abstinent ecstasy users. by Maureen Hack, M.D., a may result from increased pa­ neering study are applicable to CWRU School of Medicine its effects on the fetus," said ogy at the University of East "It is a great honor to professor of pediatrics at rental monitoring ofvery-low­ babies born today with simi­ and University Hospitals of Singer. "Many people believe London, who was among the be working with Professor CWRU and medical director birth-weight children," Hack lar birth weight, because rates Cleveland Have received $2.5 it's a 'safe' drug, but it has de­ first researchers to demon­ Lynn Singer, Dr. Robert of the high-risk follow-up said. . of neurodevelopmental com­ million over five years from monstrably adverse effects on strate cognitive/memory im­ Arendt, and the rest ofthe team clinic of RB&C's neonatal "What is unexpected plications have not changed the National Institutes of memory in adults who use it, pairments in regular ecstasy from Case Western Reserve unit, followed 242 babies born is their relative success de­ substantially for this birth­ Health for a first-of-its-kind and the first study on rats ex­ users and was the organizer of University. They are world­ between 1977 and 1979 spite such difficulties. These weight group since the 1970s. study: posed to ecstasy in utero found an international conference on renowned for their pioneering weighing less than two children who face substantial The study, partly To examine the spatial learning to be affected MDMA's neurotoxic effects studies ofcocaine using moth­ pounds. challenges, beginning very funded by the National Insti­ long-term effects of ecstasy in the offspring." held last year. ers and their children," said They assessed the early in their schooling, be­ tutes of Health and the exposure on a developing fe­ In addition to docu­ Parrott said, "Here at Parrott. level of education, cognitive cause ofcognitive and behav­ Genentech Foundation for tus, as well as to examine the menting a range of infant out­ the University of East Lon­ Singer sai.d, "The and academic achievement, ioral problems," said Marie Growth and Development, in­ physical and psychological comes, the study aims to assess don, we have undertaken CWRU/UHC proposal to the rates of chronic illness and McCormick, M.D., Sc.D, of cluded researchers from effects ecstasy can have on a environmental and maternal many studies of young adults National Institute on Drug risk-taking behavior at 20 Harvard School of Public Cleveland State University mother, which in turn may psychological factors on ec­ who use ecstasy/MDMA, and Abuse was significantly years of age. Health and Douglas and Kent State University. have consequences on her stasy-exposed children. have found a range ofmemory strengthened by our ability to The young adults child-bearing abilities. The study will exam­ and other psychobiological collaborate with Professor who had very-low-birth­ NEA launches health Website The principal inves­ ine 150 infants (75 who have impairments." Andy Parrott and his research weight were more likely to Asthma accounts for dividuals and organizations to tigator is Lynn T. Singer, not been exposed to it) and Also leading the re­ group, who are among the have one or more chronic at least 10 million missed submit further information Ph.D., professor ofpediatrics their mothers. search effort at the University foremost experts on ecstasy." health problem, especially school days each year for chil­ about asthma-related at CWRU and UHC. She and Researchers will ofEast London will be devel- Other CWRU re- neurosensory conditions (cere­ dren in grades K-12. resources-directly on the her colleagues in Cleveland measure the children for opmental psychologists Derek searchers on the project are bral palsy, blindness, or deaf­ It is the most com­ website will collaborate with research­ growth, cognitive, motor, lan­ Moore, Ph.D., and Julia Robert E. Arendt, Ph.D., ness), and shorter height than mon chronic childhood dis- www.asthmaandschools.org. ers from the University ofEast guage, and behavioral out­ Goodwin, Ph.D., who have Henry L. Kirchner, Ph.D., both normal weight babies. ease, afflicts one in 13 chil­ The new site refers London in Great Britain, who comes at one month, four many years of experience re­ with the Department of Pedi­ They also have lower dren, and represents the lead­ visitors to: Fact sheets about developed an international months, 12 months, 18 months searching the developmental atrics at Rainbow Babies & IQs and lower scores on aca­ ing cause ofchild hospitaliza­ how to identifY an asthma flare reputation for studies of ec­ and 24 months. progression of"at-risk" popu­ Children's Hospital, and demic achievement tests, and tions. up. A searchable database of stasy effects on adults. Singer said, "Ecstasy lations of babies in the United Kathleen Farhs, Ph.D., with are less likely to have gradu­ Produced under a resources. School-based "Although ecstasy is is often used in combination Kingdom. 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Hatch practiced law Script," which was performed million mark by the event's end tions, which exceeded 280,000 2ndsightbooks.com), has Mississippi Swamp in the Bay Area for many years. at San Francisco's Buriel Clay in March. books, resulted in the creation been invited to join a panel of is the tumultuous story of Born in Mississippi Theater in 1979. Last year's drive put of eight new libraries, with writers at the prestigious Ten­ fiercely self-reliant Rose and in 1941, Hatch migrated to Chi­ His poetry and short the three-year total to over several more planed for 2002. nessee Williams Literary Fes­ eager-to-make-a-better-world cago in the early SO's. stories have been published in 700,000 books, which enabled A new addition to the tival in New Orleans. Cicero Morgan. He graduated from magazines Genetic Dancer and Half Price Books to stock the program will be Sara Hickman, The author was ap­ They are interned to­ the Harvard Law School and Cenizas magazines. existing libraries and create new nationally acclaimed music art­ proached with the coveted in­ gether preceding the Battle of practiced law in Chicago in the In 1991, Jukebox Hatch ones. The Half Pint Libraries ist and Parent's Choice Award vitation while in New Orleans Vicksburg and fall in love. late 60's and early 70's before Press published a collection of invited to call the publisher's were created to give children winner for her second to address a Lyceum at Dillard To protect their Afri­ relocating to Berkeley, Califor­ his poems. Chicago office: (773) 752- and their families the chance to children's album Toddler. She University. can-American family against nia, where he now resides. 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Out and Read program editor of American Legacy "Pops!". Month. premiere black artists. Curtain is at 8:00p.m. (ROAR), a national pediatric magazine, wrote, "I received The show replaces Directed by Edward Since premiering in on Fridays and Saturdays and literacy program that de­ Mississippi Swamp yesterday "Paul Robeson" which had Jenkins, "Pops!" is a thought- Cleveland in the early nine­ 7:30p.m. on Sundays, with a scribes books as take-home and cannot put it down. Fan­ ties, "Pops!" has been per­ 3:00p.m. matinee only on Feb­ reading materials as part ofthe tastic!" Summer Fair for disabled children formed throughout the coun­ ruary 17. healing process. The Chicago Tribune Summer is just children with disabilities." try to impressive reviews. For reservations, A long time sup­ placed Hatch among African around the comer and parents The Cuyahoga Spe­ Performances begin group sales and further infor­ porter of literacy causes, Half American writers who are beginning to think about cial Education Service Center Saturday, February I, and mation, please contact the East Price Books donates more than "counter the misconceptions what activities will be available (CSESC) along with The Cen­ continue Fridays, Saturdays Cleveland Theatre at (216) 851- 800,000 books each year to of slavery and attempt to set to offer their children for the ter for Mental Retardation and Sundays through Febru- 8721. nonprofit agencies. the record straight." summer. This familiar task is (CMR, Inc.) and the Northeast The author has lec­ ••••••• Play on Pecos Bill at theatre East Cleveland The­ often a little more challenging Ohio Parent Mentor Project •• • tured about this historical re­ • • The Cleveland Play brand new rip-snorting tale full atre recently announced that for families of children with will be hosting the "Fourth search at traditional black col­ • Kid's Corner: House Children's Theatre takes of fun and thrills! Cleveland's own Sylvester disabilities. Annual Recreational Fair" for • • leges including Spellman, • • • audiences on a fanciful trip to Watch Bill as he Turner will return to the area "Families want their families of children with dis­ ••••••• the Wild, Wild West with the teaches would-be cowgirl Tougaloo, Jackson State and in February to portray the leg­ children to experience all as­ abilities. 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The the Kaba was damaged and its "This is the trust­ Moved the door of by Quraish. outside are polished. first Mosque. walls cracked. worthy one (Al-Ameen)," the Kaba to ground level and For reconstruction, Hello Neighbors. This small building After this, Phophet It needed rebuilding. they shouted in a chorus. added a second door to the ibn az-Zubayr put up four pil­ This article will be one of a has been constructed and re­ Ibrahim and Ismail (peace be This responsibility was divided "This is Muham- Kaba. lars around Kaba and hung series of five articles pertain­ constructed by Prophets upon them) rebuilt the Kaba. among the Quraish's four mad". Added nine cubits to cloth over them until the build­ ing to Hajj, which is the Mus­ Adam, Ibrahim, Ismail and The measurements tribes. He came to them and the height ofthe Kaba, making ing was completed. People lim holy pilgrimage to Mecca. Muhammad (peace be upon ofatheKaba's lbrahimic foun­ Prophet Muhammad they asked him to decide on it twenty cubits high. began to do Tawaf(circumam­ Everything concern­ them all). No other building dation are as follows: helped with this reconstruc­ the matter. He agreed. Its walls were two cu­ bulation) around these pillars ing the Hajj is very beautiful has had this honor. The eastern wall was tion. Once the walls were Prophet Muhammad bits wide. at all times, so Tawaf (circu­ and interesting. This time I Yet, no very much is 48 feet and 6 inches; erected, it was time to place the proposed a solution that all Reduced the pillars mambulation) ofthe Kaba was want to start with the Kaba. known about the details ofthis The Hateem side wall Black Stone, (the Hajar ul agreed to-putting the Black inside the House to three in­ never abandoned, even dur­ The small, cubed small but significant building. was33 feet; Aswad) on the eastern wall of Stone on a cloak, the elders stead ofsix as were earlier built ing reconstruction. building known as the Kaba The Kaba was recon­ The side between the Kaba. of each of the clans held on may not rival skyscrapers in structed as recently as close the black stone and the Arguments erupted to one edge of the cloak and Gospel program to feature singer: height or mansions in width, to four years ago. Yemeni comer was 30 feet; and about who would have the carried the stone to its place. The 33rd anniversary McLauren Glover Company, but its impact on history and It was subjected to The Western side honor of putting the Black The Prophet then of"The Fantastic Spirtual Be­ The Christian Brothers, The human beings is unmatched. danger by natural disasters like was 46.5 feet Stone in its place. picked up the stone and lievers" will be held on Sun­ Missionary Singers, The The Kaba is the flooding, as well as human at­ Following this, there A fight was about to placed it on the wall of the day, February 17, at 6:00p.m. Cleveland AIIStars and Rev. building towards which Mus­ tacks. were several constructions be­ break out over the issue, when Kaba. at Morning Star Baptist Pete Wilson and The Christian lims face five times a day, ev­ Literally, Kaba in Ara­ fore the Prophet Muhammad Abu Umayyah, Mecca's oldest Since the tribe of Church, 10250 Shaker Blvd. United Male Chorus. eryday, in prayer. bic means a high place with (peace and blessings be upon man, proposed that the first Quraish did not have suffi­ Rev. Dr. Earl Preston, The M.C.'s for the man to enter the gate of the cient funds, this reconstruc­ This has been the respect and prestige. him)'s time. who is the pastorofthechurch, program will be Brenda case since the time of Prophet The word Kaba may Prophet Muhammad mosque the following morning tion did not include the entire is encouraging everyone to Abrams, J. The Gospel Kid and Muhammad (peace and bless­ also be derivative of a word participated in one of its re­ would decide the matter. foundation of the Kaba as come out to celebrate this Martha Forrest. ings be upon him) over 1400 meaning a cube. constructions before he be­ That man was the built by Prophet Ibrahim. event and hear such gospel Tickets for the pro­ years ago. Some of these other came a Prophet. Prophet Muhammad (saws). This is the first time groups as The Golden gram are $1 0.00 in advance and The current height of names include: After a flash flood, The Meccans were ecstatic. the Kaba acquired the cubi­ Haromonizers, Belle and The $12.00 at the door. For infor­ the Kaba is 39 feet, 6 inches Bait ul Ateeq-which cal shape it has now unlike Gospel Pearls, The Golden mation call Rev. Bennie Hous­ and total size comes to 627 means, according to one mean­ the rectangle shape, which it Harmonettes, Peg Scott and ton at (440) 248-2915 or Simon square feet. ing, the earliest and ancient. had earlier. The portion ofthe The Golden Echoes, Mary Conwess at(216) 752-9163. The inside room of According to the second Kaba left out is called Hateem the Kaba is 13x9 meters. meaning, it means independent now. The Kaba's walls are and liberating. Both meanings Construction After one meter wide. could be taken. the Prophet's Tim~Abdullah The floor inside is Bait ul Haram-the honorable ibn az-Zubayr 2.2 meters higher than the house The Syrian army de­ place where people perform Scholars and histori­ stroyed the Kaba in Tawafor circumambulation. ans say that the Kaba has ...Love, Muharram 64 (Hijri date) and The ceiling and roof been reconstructed between Langston before the next Hajj Abdullah are two levels made out of five to 12 times. ibn az-Zubayr, may Allan be wood. They were recon­ The very first con­ January 24 - February I 0, 2002 pleased with him, recon­ structed with teak, which is struction of the Kaba was Ohio Theatre, Playhouse Square structed the Kaba from the capped with stainless steel. done by Prophet Adam (peace A COLLAGE OF POETRY AND SHORT STORIES BY ground up. The walls are all be upon him). Allah says in Langston Hughes Ibn az-Zubayr said, made of stone. the Quran that this was the MUSIC BY Loni Berry "I heard Aisha (may Allah be The stones inside are first house that was built for: ADAPTED AND DIRECTED BY Loni Berry pleased with her) says, The CHOREOGRAPHED BY Andre DeShields Prophet said: "Ifyour people KING KENNEDY RESTAURANT had not quite recently aban­ 6124 Woodland Avenue - Cleveland, Ohio doned the ignorance (Unbe­ (216) 431-7171 lief), and ifi had sufficient pro­ FISH - CIDCKEN - BAR-B-Q ' visions to rebuild it [the *Best Soul Food In Town* Kaba], I would have added Hours: Mon. - Tbur.: 7:00a.m. - 7:00p.m. five cubits to it from the Hijr. Fri. 7:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. - Sat. 7:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Call for details on LIMITED Also, I would make two Executive Chefs Rent- to-- Own , Mike Roufail - Bob Reed doors; one for people to en­ N,~wly Renovated Ask Gary for Breakfast & Ribs ter therein and the other to Managers exit." 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Informed children are cally go away, and sweeping tance of telling responsible Agree together on happy with her soon-to-be 7th There was a time safer children. it under the carpet won't work adults if they are threatened or Is that vision of the the latest possible time to get grader's refusal to do chores when you could feel safe Parents need to create either. experienced sexually assault. ideal TV family ofthe 60s still up and make itto school with­ once school started, learned about your children if they an atmosphere of open discus­ urposeful educa- The responsible locked in your memory every out everyone feeling rushed. her child was really feeling just followed a few simple sion in a non-frightening way tion about the topic is the adults/parent will have the sat­ morning- the smiling mom and At the same time, overwhelmed and frightened. rules, like the one about with their children about sexual chance to provide childen isfaction of knowing that the) dad leisurely discussing the agree on consequences- one They were able to "don't talk to strangers." assault. Parents need to rec­ with the information they need have contributed to the safety, coming day over a nourishing for them if they don't get up talk about ways to cope and That was then, this ognize sexual assault indicators to recognize the dangers and protection, and education o1 breakfast with their loving, and one for you if you begin develop a realistic plan that is now. Now parents have to that their child may show. characteristics of assault. our most valuable asset: ow well-organized children? nagging them to get up. divided chores and school­ watch out for sex abusers and They need ot give There are no guaran- children. Isn't that just like Choose something work. pedophiles. children tools to us as preven­ tees to be made by teaching Although there are your house each day? each of your likes, and give it Teaching children to Sexual assault of tive measures against sexual your child the difference be- no guarantees, informed chil­ Or is ours more rush­ up if your don't keep your be organized will also make children is a vitally important assault and recognize trouble tween "good touching" and dren are safer children. ing children, shouting par­ agreements. mornings easier by avoiding and frightening subject. It is signs. 'Behind The Mask' cancelled at Ohio ents, missing home work, dis­ You'll show your early morning search parties not rare. Parents also need to The Feb. 15, perfor­ date is not available at this time, appeared clothes and every­ child you think he can be re­ for homework and clothes. Sexual abuse is teach their children recognition mance of "Behind The Mask" refunds are available, for pa­ one snapping at everyone sponsible and at the same time 1. Have an in-box for somewhat analogous to the and reporting skills if sexual as­ starring Ted Lange scheduled trons who purchased at the else? avoid your own early morning papers you need to review prospects of a home fire or sault situations occur. for the Ohio Theatre has been Box Office or by phone, re­ While we can'tprom­ power play. and sign, along with enve­ other catastrophe - "It won't With simple easy to cancelled. funds will be automaticall) ise that idealized TV family TV in the morning lopes with daily lunch money. happen to me!" understand language, parentr. morning, we can suggest usually slows everyone down, 2. Let your child fuce While fires, floods, can impress upon their chil­ changes to help remove some whether it's news or cartoons. the consequences for forget­ and accidents are not selec­ dren the different parts of the rfj~~re~·c·H.iii ~hONredE-, of the frustration, stress and Listen to music if ting papers. It's more produc­ tive in their victim, neither is body that can be toughed and anger from the typical pre­ you like noise. Some children tive than you speeding to the their selectivity in who may the parts that cannot be - Chinese Restaurant school morning. actually focus better with mu­ rescue, then feeling resentful or may not be sexually touched. , Phone: 991-2222 Start by telling your sic in the background. and angry. abused. Explain to the child the Carry Out Menu children you don't like the way Organization gets 3. 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(game-high 26 points, 8 as­ By JIM AMATO Rocky through his early years points. Person scored a sists) led Washington. and right into his journey to­ The Rockets have a game-high 27 points while On Saturday (Feb. 2), Of all the books that ward winning the heavyweight record of 15-32, placing them Kevin Garnett scored a team­ the Cavs lost a 115-107 deci­ have been written about championship ofthe world. fifth in the Midwest Division high I I points to lead the sion to the Detroit Pistons at former world's heavyweight Rocky's rough and (as of Feb. 4). Francis paces Timberwolves. The victory GundArena. champion Rocky Marciano, tumble battles with the best Houston with 22.1 ppg and 6.5 snapped Cleveland's 12-game Ricky Davis (season­ the "Thirteenth Candle" may heavyweights of his time are assists per game through losing streak. high 28 points, career-high 9 be the best. chronicled within the pages. games ofSunday (Feb. 3). On Thursday (Janu­ assists), Lamond Murray (24 It is the story of From the near death Person Tune in to Fox ary 31 ), Cleveland fell to the points) and Miller (20 points) Rocky as told by the people ofhis opponent and later loyal Sports Net at 7:00 p.m. as Washington Wizards at Gund led the Cavaliers while Jerry The Magic are in who knew him the best and friend, Carmine Vmgo to his The Cleveland Cava­ Michael Reghi and Matt Arena by the score of93-92. Stackhouse led six Pistons in (14-32) will travel to the TD fifth place in the Atlantic Di­ loved him the most. heartbreaking knockout vic­ liers Guokas will have the call. Person (team-high 21 double figures with 23 points. Waterhouse Centre on Tues­ vision with a record of24-24. His mother who was tory over idol Joe Louis. day (Feb. 5) to face the Orlando Tracy McGrady Olympic sponsors Rocky's pillar of strength Varveris describes throughout most of his life the pain and sacrifice that Magic and then return home to leads Orlando with 24.2 ppg (NAPS) - Two years host the Houston Rockets at (eighthinNBA), 7.6rpg·(28th before the Olympic torch be­ provides the bulk of the infor­ RockY endured to achieve his Gund Arena on Wednesday in NBA) and 4.8 assists (31st IISPORTS BEATII gan its journey across mation and memories. dream. (Feb. 6). inNBA). America to Salt Lake City on The close ties Rocky From his sensational On Saturday (Feb. 9), Michael Reghi and Dec. 6, employes from dozens had to his family are shared title winning kayo over Jersey be sure to catch Cavs guard/ Austin Carr will be behind the Browns look to the future of companies began testing here with the reader. Joe Walcott through his final defense against ageless forward Wesley Person in the microphones on WUAB TV- By HOWARD TAUB .M.oe were wearing Browns hardware, developing soft­ As Rocky is spoken of in almost saint like fashion Archie Moore, you the reader l-800-Call-ATT Shootout and 43 and the Cavs Television hehnets. ware, laying cables, mixing by his brothers and sisters. have a ringside seat. forward/center Chris Mihm in Network beginning at 7:30 The 2001 season Come to think of it, paint and sewing uniforms. He is adored by his Rocky's post fight­ the "got milk?" Rookie Chal­ p.m. should be looked back upon The Three Stooges could These employees are countless friends and he ing days are also well covered lenge game during All-Star Sat­ The Cavs will host as one in which the founda­ have done abetter job on many part ofan elite group, brought urday. All-Star starter Steve Francis tion ofthe future Browns suc­ together to provide the infra­ inturn adores his daughter as Varveris takes you through plays that took place last year. Mary Ann and later his Rocky's life, long after he hung Cleveland will face and the Houston Rockets for cess was laid. structure for the 2002 Olympic Look for a major over­ adopted son. up his gloves. the Orlando Magic at 7:30p.m. the only time this season on The first year under Winter Games by the team be­ haul ofour defensive backfield. on Tuesday (Feb. 5). The Wednesday (Feb. 6). coach Butch Davis was a hind the teams - the corporate You will read about The author then Corey FuUer will be Magic handed Cleveland a 99- The Cavaliers are 1- marked improvement over the sponsors. his courtship and marriage to takes you among the family as the first Brown to exit in 2002. 69Ioss on Nov. 3 in Cleveland. 0 versus the Rockets this sea- terrible two-year tenure of Corporate sponsor­ Barbara Cousins who re­ they mourn the loss of their The Browns have al­ Chris Palmer. ship is very important to the mained his loving companion beloved Rocky. Palmer's teams won ready placed Fuller on the ex­ success ofhe Olympic Games. until his untimely death. Although the book at 5 games in two years; Davis pansion draft list, however, the Ticket delivery, media Author Michael times seems a bit sugarcoated, was able to rack up 7 wins in Texans will want no part ofthis badging, results reporting, Varveris a veteran writer does it is well documented and it is his first season. overpaid cornerback that was timing gates, and electronic a wonderful job putting the a story that captures the es­ Injuries played a burnt too many times last sea­ scoreboards must run flaw­ pieces ofRocky's life together. sence of what Rocky was all large role in slowing down the son. lessly in order to capture the The final picture is about. 2001 Browns. Look for Anthony tie-breaking photo finish or more than likely the way Family, friends, hard record a racer's split-second Courtney Brown Henry to step in and take Rocky's family would like to work and dedication. timing for the new world have him portrayed. It is well worth taking " was hobbled with knee and Fuller's spot in 2002. record. Varveris also follows the time to read. ankle injuries that had a ripple It will be fascinating effect upon the entire de­ to see in what direction the fense. Browns choose to move in the. Nancy Lopez offers exercise tips Defensive lineman April draft that is right around (NAPS) - Nancy tor before starting any exer- This can build strength and Keith McKenzie's broken the comer. lit! Lope2: is a Hall offame pro- cise program. lJtlk about how llelp you keep fit and trim. It ankle also helped expose a TwQ different pre­ fessional golfer. 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Their hit "La La Members of the 70's R&B musical group Ray, taste. Serves four. tures that portrayed the an­ American actor that por­ Jazz Means l Love You" earned Goodman & Brown will appear at the State Theatre for Winter Fest t~ be held The Northeast Ohio gry parent at odds with Mor­ trayed the 'leader' of the 3, ~By NANCY ANN LEE ..!. them crossover status, and "The 70's Sou/Jam" on Saturday, February 9Jor two shows gan Freeman in Lean On Me other, island athletes? was to be followed by an even at 7:00p.m. and /0:30p.m. Jazz Society will be marking its 24th anniversary by putting ( 1989) when Freeman starred 5. InwhatSpikeLee bigger blockbuster, "Dido 't l a Cootie Williams who is the father ofOscar-win­ Box Office; Tickets.com out­ as real-life, baseball bat and motion-picture did Charles S. 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