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FREEEASTSIDE NEWSFREE ISSUED FRIDAY READ ON - WRITE ON SERVING: LARCHMERE - WOODLAND, SHAKER SQUARE, BUCKEYE, WOODLAND, MT. PLEASANT, READ ON - WRITE ON LEE & AVALON, HARVARD - LEE, MILES - UNION, UNIVERSITY CIRCLE AREA, WARRENSVILLE HEIGHTS, VILLAGES OF NORTH RANDALL, HIGHLAND HILLS AND CITY OF EAST CLEVELAND “COVERING THE NEWS TODAY FOR A BETTER TOMORROW” Gun violence on the rise in city as homicides reach 119 The Riggins family held a toll, families are appealing for jus- ultimately dropped after Lesure failed “There’s a ton of community press conference with Channel 19’s tice. to show up for the trial. members who believe what I be- Harry Boomer. Information was This past week, Shawtale Several fatal shootings hap- lieve, and that is that more police, released to the public in the hope Lesure, 21, became the 119th homi- pened over Labor Day weekend. Luis in and of itself, is not going to that witnesses will come forward to cide of 2020. There were 85 homi- Rodriguez-Rivera,19, died Sunday change the situation.” identify the person who fatally shot cides recorded during this same pe- night after being shot multiple times in “It’s always one-sided. Allante Riggins. riod last year. the Clark-Fulton neighborhood on the We talk about the crime, but we The murder was caught on According to the police West Side. The victim was found ly- don’t talk about the crime that video surveillance at the strip mall at report, a 57 year old man has been ing in the street at West 43rd Street and happens to community mem- E. 75th Street and Kinsman Ave. arrested in Lesure’s death. He was Storer Avenue at about 9:40 p.m.Don’t He Forget bers,” To Turn Jones said. Anyone with information shot her following an argument at was pronounced dead at MetroHealthYour Clock Forward “There’s too many mur- is asked to call 216- 623-5464. 10:30 p.m. on Thursday on East 65th Medical Center. ders, there’s too many killings and Hundreds of families in Street, north of Union Avenue. He On Monday, homicide detec- people are shooting. … That’s Cleveland are waiting for answers. had been previously charged with tives investigated the fatal shooting of something we have to fi ght,” domestic violence against Lesure in As gun violence takes its Renae Issac, 59. He was shot in his Jones said. June 2018, but those charges were South Moreland apartment about 10:50 “But simultaneously, p.m. we also need to work on building Health director resigns within hours A preliminary investigation a stronger bridge between com- During yesterday’s 2 p.m. that Duwve said she would not be tak- indicates that the man’s neighbor went munity and police,” Jones said. COVID-19 press conference, DeW- ing that position, citing personal rea- to check on the man and found him “When our offi cers do something ine announced that Dr. Joan Duwve sons for withdrawing her name from unresponsive. the scene by Cleveland that is wrong, that is harmful to Allante Riggins’ father, A. Masserati Riggins, and his two sisters held would be fi lling the position that for- consideration. EMS, according to police. the community, that there is jus- a press conference on September 3 seeking justice for Allante who was mur- mer director Dr. Amy Acton had re- Duwve, a native of Ohio Rodney Benson, 54, was tice there as well.” dered a month earlier at the strip mall at E. 75th Street and Kinsman Road. signed from in June. and graduate of North Olmsted High shot to death last Wednesday. Garfi eld Just hours after announcing School, is a medical doctor who has Heights police released little informa- Dr. Joan Duwve would be fi lling the extensive experience in public health tion on the shooting that happened Cermemony held for summer interns director of the Ohio Department of and most recently served as the Di- about 12:05 a.m. Wednesday on East During this past sum- The summer youth pro- dents were Javeon Golston rector of Public Health under South Health position, Gov. Mike DeWine 136th Street and Christine Avenue. mer, the Burten Bell Carr gram was divided into two - 4 and Curtaisia Ward. Golston announced that she had withdrawn her Carolina’s Gov. Henry McMaster at Police found Benson shot at name from consideration for the posi- the state’s Department of Health and the intersection and an ambulance took Center (BBCC) placed 20 stu- week sessions which went from attends St. Edwards High tion. Environmental Control. Prior to work- him to Marymount Hospital, where he dents in summer jobs through July through August. BBCC School and is on the football Duwve released the follow- ing in South Carolina, Duwve served died, according to police. the Youth Opportunity Unlim- placed their students in busi- team. Ward attends St. Martin ing statement:“I am thrilled to return Indiana governors Mitch Daniels, Eric No arrests have been made in ited (Y.O.U.) program. YOU nesses in their immediate area De Porres High School. Holcomb and Mike Pence as the Chief to Ohio, where I grew up,” said Dr. the case. has been in existence since To let the students Duwve in the press release. “Through Medical Offi cer with the Indiana De- As the unsolved cases pile- which consists of the Kinsman forging strong partnerships across the partment of Health and as the Medi- up, Cleveland City Council voted on 1982 and has employed more area and Buckeye-Woodland. know that they were appreci- state, I fi rmly believe that together, we cal Director for the Division of Public Wednesday to accept a nearly $8-mil- than 160,000 students from Of the 20 students ated, the BBCC staff spon- can build healthier communities that Health and Preparedness. lion grant that will pay to add 30 of- the ages of 14-18-year-old in placed by BBCC, two students sored two events to show their in turn create greater opportunities for DeWine said that his admin- fi cers to the police department. all Ohioans to thrive.” istration will continue its search for a their Summer Youth Employ- appreciation to the students for Councilman Basheer Jones were placed at EAST SIDE Within a few hours of the full-time director of the Ohio Depart- ment Program, also known as DAILY NEWS doing fi ling their summer work. The stu- announcement, DeWine announced ment of Health. argued police need to build better rela- tionships with the community fi rst.“We “Summer Jobs,” which pro- work and learning basic job dents were presented certifi - Ceremony commemorates 9/11 anniversary know we’re living in a city where a lot vides subsidized employment skills for their future. The stu- cates for their services. It’s been 19 years since and 40 more died in Pennsylva- of crime is taking place,” Jones said. for youth during the summer. the 9/11 terror attacks took the nia. lives of 2,974 people, yet the More than 400 New Piney-Woods fundraiser for students death toll continues to rise as York fi refi ghters and police offi - The Piney Woods School, opportunities that we make people who were at Ground cers were among the dead. one of America’s oldest indepen- available to them,” says Piney Zero on that fateful day suc- According to the CDC, dent, historically black boarding Woods School President Will cumb to related illnesses. schools, announces a major fun- Crossley. “No student should 3,946 of the more than 105,000 Today marks the anni- draising campaign to award up to be denied a Piney Woods edu- members of the World Trade versary of the deadliest terror at- 200 additional low-income stu- cation because of a family’s tack on American soil in which Center Health Program, which dents with future scholarships and limited fi nancial circumstanc- 2,750 people were killed at the supports fi rst responders and sur- tuition assistance to attend school es.” World Trade Center in New vivors at Ground Zero during and at its rural Mississippi campus. “Piney Woods’ em- York, 184 died at the Pentagon after the attacks, have died. On September 30th, phasis on academic rigor and Woodson Center and 1776 Unites its dedication to fostering a Gasoline prices increase as summer heats up will host Black American Values strong work ethic in students serves as a shining example Gas prices are trend- pacted by Isaias. in Action: A Virtual Fundraiser for ing cheaper despite an in- At the end of Friday’s The Piney Woods School. for the nation. Piney Woods crease in demand. Up 3% over formal trading session, West The Piney Woods School graduates show us all how per- last week, gasoline demand Texas Intermediate increased currently has 100 students in a severance can overcome chal- measured at 8.8 million b/d by 35 cents to settle at $40.27 space that can accommodate 300. lenge,” says Woodson Center - the highest reading since per barrel. Domestic crude Every student receives a scholar- – 1776 Unites President and the pandemic started. How- prices increased a er the EIA’s ship to help pay for their educa- Founder Bob Woodson. ever, according to the Energy latest weekly report revealed tion at Piney Woods; however, the The Piney Woods Information Administration that inventories decreased by school currently cannot fi nancially School is guided by Christian Students Ja’Don Jeff eries and Tony Hoskins took part in the Y.O.U. (EIA), year-over-year demand 10.6 million barrels, bringing support all students who qualify for principles but open to students summer intern program. Hoskins worked at the radio station and Jeff eries is down about 8%. the current total to 526 mil- acceptance into its programs. Mon- of all faiths. Every student con- worked at Rainbow Terrace Learning Center. Today’s national aver- lion barrels. ey raised during the virtual fund- tributes through work study age has been largely una ect-  e price increase, raiser will enable Piney Woods to programs, community service ed by Tropical Storm Isaias. amid increasing gasoline de- provide even more deserving stu- and daily or weekly chores to  e storm, according to the mand, could mean that the dents with a rigorous college prepa- help sustain the organic farm. National Hurricane Center, domestic crude market is ratory education. Woodson Center Joining Crossley and is likely to regain hurricane meeting demand and pro- – 1776 Unites and its partners will Woodson for a discussion on strength before reaching the duction is stabilizing as coro- provide 100 percent in matching the profound impact this ex- coast between northeastern navirus infections continue to funds for all donations. ceptional school is having on South Carolina and southern increase worldwide. Founded in 1909, The students, their families and North Carolina later today. If crude supplies con- Piney Woods School off ers a trans- communities, will be Attor- Given lower than normal U.S. tinue to decline alongside ris- formative education and dynamic ney Moses Boyd, Regionerate gasoline demand and healthy ing demand, domestic crude learning environment that inte- CEO Linda Fowler, as well stock levels, gas prices nation- prices could continue to in- grates lessons within and beyond as current and former Piney ally are not likely to be im- crease this week. classroom walls. The campus in- Woods students, Piney Woods cludes a 200-acre organic demon- teachers, 1776 Unites Scholars AAA Fuel Gauge Gasoline Price Survey stration farm, historic original log and Kelly Wright, host of The Kelly Wright Show, will em- Northeast Ohio Average for Self-Service Gasoline cabin schoolhouse and museum cee the discussion. documenting the school’s rich his- Black American Val- Regular tory. ues in Action: A Virtual Fun- This Week (09-11-20) $1.91 “We fi rmly believe that draiser for The Piney Woods Joy Johnson director of BBC, students Ja’Don Jeff eries and Tony Last Week (09-04-20) $1.39 School - 7:00 pm ET, Sep- Hoskins, Zenobia Lane offi ce manager BBC, and Jae Williams, station man- Last Year (09-12-19) $2.48 students - even those of limited tember 30, 2020 https://www. ager WOVU 95.9FM, enjoy the ceremony celebrating the end of the summer National (09-11-20) $1.97 fi nancial means - can do extraor- pineywoodsschool2020fund- intership program and the start of the school year. 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And they all, ideally, early 21st century. where many other countries ship) to differences in the civic tural, repeated concentric and preservation of unique is almost impossible for you should nest in the tree of Plu- Alternate voices are were homogeneous. In the quality of the community in squares might represent the cultures? Or will identity, and me to avoid being labeled. ralism. emerging that assume credible United States, all people could which a household lives. U.S. physical forms we all share: pitted against a fierce appre- Some labels are simply about I am White. and equal status alongside be accepted into the culture policy to increase low-income human heart, brain and body. ciation for diversity and equal us: I am an American the voices of the status quo. at large. Shared geography, ownership rates reflects the A sample of every fabric is rights for all, recognize there They are White. patriot. Which are majority and which political institutions and eco- understanding that home own- sewn into the exterior frame as is room for all of the above? They are Black. I am Muslim. are minority is increasingly nomic institutions were to fuse ership rates affect neighbor- if to affirm universal inclusiv- Can unity exist with- They are of mixed I believe in free difficult to determine. multiple cultures into a new hood quality and that growing ity. out uniformity? The answer race. speech. Jason Kessler, who culture, sociologists surmised. up in a violent, crime-ridden In November 1996, is “yes,” if Joseph Campbell They are from Cali- I decry racism. described himself as a “White Sometime during the neighborhood impairs health, Gustav Niebuhr wrote on the is correct. fornia. How shall we de- advocate” to a New York 1960s, the nation was forced personal development, and quilt for the New York Times. The American writer They are from Ke- scribe American pluralism in a Times reporter, said that dur- to admit that the term “melting school outcomes. In “A Religious Quilt That Is and lecturer best known for his nya. time when divisions command ing the August 12 rally he pot” was inaccurate. Citizens But home owner- Largely Patchwork,” he asks, work in comparative mythol- They are from Char- the headlines and accusations organized in Charlottesville, kept their “old country” dis- ship—a major way in the “Is the field of religious stud- ogy and comparative religion, lottesville. of “White nationalism” and Virginia, his group had been tinctions: foods, faiths and Unites States that households whose work covers many They are from out- “anti-free-speech” fly in the “forced into a very chaotic family values. Races lived in access better neighborhoods ies about theology, how be- aspects of the human experi- side Charlottesville. face of epluribus unum? What situation,” and that “the police like-looking neighborhoods. and also accumulate wealth— lievers understand the divine? They are parents. brings us together? What were supposed to be there People kept their ignorance is not sustainable for house- Or is it more an- ence, notes that, “If you travel Their daughter was holds us there? How shall we protecting us and they stood of one another intact in many holds with no wealth to start thropological, the study of far enough, you’ll eventually killed. remain democracy’s defender down.” cases. Bias and fear —the and with little income. regional histories and cultures meet yourself.” But today’s labels when its practice at home is Balancing the voices, parents of racism, sexism Economic segrega- in which different faiths devel- Letters To The Editor mostly seem to tear folks under a microscope? needs, hopes and fears of and religious discord— were tion also prevails in the “salad- oped? Or is it social science, Submit to: down, divide and bedevil Simple answers used increasingly decentralized allowed, even encouraged, bowl” metaphor. But there’s heavy on statistics and the [email protected] unity in our communities. Of- to include “our diversity,” communities may be the gov- to fester. In truth, Americans too much Boston lettuce and charting of trends?” Wanted Experienced ten we call using these labels “our dreams for a better life,” ernment’s big assignment over weren’t melted together after not enough okra to get some It is all of the above. Journalist “prejudice” and “bigotry.” and “our Constitution.” How- the next decades. A popular all: Not every ore was admit- on everyone’s plate. What’s a He cites Barbara DeCon- Call (216) 721-1674 They are White na- ever, questions are complex euphemism for America’s ted. Indeed, the pot itself was chef to do when the dietician cini, executive director of the tionalists. and answers may be even 20th-century pluralist society in meltdown. Civil Rights insists on a healthy economy? American Academy of Reli- SubscribeTo They don’t believe in more so, especially as we ac- was “the melting pot.” We riots, antiwar protests, free Our economy is not gion: “What’s happening now EAST SIDE free speech. knowledge that the American saw ourselves as a vibrant love and political assassina- mixed and neither are Ameri- is the extraordinary explosion DAILY NEWS Those people are ter- example is part of an interna- multi-part community into tions upended the melting-pot can citizens. of pluralism in the culture.” www.eastsidedailynews.com rorists. tional phenomenon. which everyone assimilated theory. What’s next in the Is pluralism now Call (216) 721-1674 They came to my If we didn’t recog- into unum. Next came the “soup world of gastronomical meta- country to take my job. nize the racism simmering All were welcome bowl” analogy: meat and phors for pluralism? Smooth- In the name of Allah the Beneficent, the Merciful None of these labels beneath the American surface to blend into the American potatoes, carrots, celery, rice ies? Banana splits? Let them describes the nuances that we since the Civil War, it might experiment wherein a magi- and beans all simmering in eat cake? No. know to be true about us as seem that the United States cal formula of capitalism a Constitutional broth. In We have run out of individuals. There are areas was a late-comer to the eth- plus opportunity plus equality the soup of pluralism, each food metaphors for our mul- in which we are consistent nic, linguistic, religious and equaled democracy. 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Rd.South Euclid, Ohio 44121  shoes one day, and I want to pa’s stories, and even now, com.  Zips named to All-MAC conference Webber talks social justice Tuesday, September 8, 2020- Friday, September 11, 2020 Six University of Akron football players have been Chris Webber’s emotional comments in support of NBA play- EAST SIDE DAILY NEWS named to Phil Steele’s 2020 preseason All-Mid-American Confer- ers, who boycotted the playoffs after the shooting of Jacob Blake, generated ence teams Earning preseason first-team All-MAC was sophomore millions of views because they came from the heart and addressed sensi- kick returner Michael Mathison (Covington, Ga.). Named to the tive topics.But for Webber and other Black commentators who discussed preseason second-team All-MAC was redshirt junior LB Bubba this week’s call to action throughout the sports world, it wasn’t unusual to discuss such subjects. The only difference is that this time he spoke in front Arslanian (Aurora, Ohio).Senior center Bryce Petersen (McKin- PORT leyville, Calif.) was a preseason third-team All-MAC honoree. Se- of a live TV audience. “These are conversations I have had with my mom SNCAA school has canceled its footballS program. nior defensive end Dylan Meeks (Orlando, Fla.), sophomore safety since I’ve been 5 years old. This is nothing I haven’t said a thousand times before, but no one heard it,” Webber said by phone from the NBA bubble Other schools may follow. The risk of spreading COVID-19 Randy Cochran, Jr. (Doraville, Ga.), and junior kick returner Jer- at Walt Disney World in Florida. “These are the same conversations and during team activities is simply too great. It would be chal- emiah Knight (Jefferson, Ohio) were preseason fourth-team All- hopefully something gets done.” lenging — if not impossible. MAC honorees. Tribe battling White Sox, Twins for top spot By KARL BRYANT Tribe twice. With one K.C. starter Trevor McKenzie, Adam Cimber (0-1) took the co (2-3), who won MLB’s They then play the White game left, CLE has to stay the final piece of the -pitch loss and ended up being ban- Roberto Clemente Award Sox in a crucial four-game The Indians, at focused because the oppo- ing puzzle that made Mike ished to the alternate East- last year and was wearing set. Only in the final series Press Time, are battling the nents get very much tougher Clevinger expendable for lake site. (Kyle Nelson was No. 21 on Roberto Clem- of the season, do they get White Sox and Twins for the in the foreseeable future. the big nine-player trade called up to take his spot.) ente Day, gave up only one a break of sorts vs. the bad top spot in the A.L. Central The Tribe took two of deadline deal with S.D., left The Tribe rallied in the 9th run on seven hits in seven Pirates. But, even then, they Division. They had a great three from the Royals in after five innings with a 5-3 for a run, but couldn’t make innings while striking out can’t let up. opportunity to put some day- K.C. a week ago and next lead, after giving up three it all the way back. Carlos six. The good news is that light between themselves took two of three from the runs on just three hits. McK- Santana, Sandy Leon, and The Tribe had some Tribe pitching still is the and the rest of the division Brewers. They then beat the enzie pitched well enough to Francisco Lindor went deep chances, getting six hits and best in the Majors. They since they’re currently play- Royals in their first game give the Tribe a good chance in the 8-6 loss. four walks, but stranded all have a couple of hurlers ing the cellar-dwelling Roy- against them back at Pro- to get the win, as he struck Unfortunately, the next 10 men. When Coach San- who lead MLB in pitching als. Yet, they’re blowing out seven while throwing 92 night, Carlos Carrasco’s fine gressive Field, but ran into dy Alomar, still subbing as categories. it. K.C. beamed sunshine pitches – his highest MLB pitching performance was trouble as the Royals ended skipper for ailing Manager Starting Ace Shane with a band of workaday pitch count to date. wasted as the Tribe was shut Terry Francona – out for Bieber leads all of baseball a seven-game losing streak. players as they’ve come Sadly the Bullpen let them out for the fourth time this his 29th game of the season with a 7-0 record, a 1.25 up with ways to beat the On Tuesday, Rookie down by giving up five runs. year. Hard luck loser Carras- – afterwards addressed the ERA, and 94 strikeouts, in Media, he sighed, “When eight quality starts. Closer we get guys on base, I think Brad Hand, despite a couple Will Big Ten change its mind? we try too hard. We just of early season hiccups, need to put the ball in play.” leads the Majors with 12 By KARL BRYANT Warren. Nebraska, Ohio stitutions would have to a Spring Football season The Tribe faces the Roy- Saves in 12 attempts. Hope- State, and other confer- listen to all the arguments, is still there if nothing als one last time to end their fully, those two and the rest Will the Big Ten change ence colleges already have pro and con - from politi- can be done to bring B1G season series with them. of the staff can put the Tribe its collective mind? It pre- been rattling sabers in the cians, experts, and each teams back to the gridiron They had hoped to fatten up over the top. viously decided to not play argument to try to reinstate other - and then decide to during traditional football against this also-ran, since The Indians seem to be football in the Fall. Many the football season. set aside the old agreement season. Who knows, an after them, comes the hard a cinch to make the Post- high schools are already Now, Warren is not like and enact some semblance aspiring sportswriter may part. They play tough Min- Season, but things can hap- nesota, the N.L. Central- pen when their batting con- playing. NFL Commissioner Roger of a Fall season. get to pen a tome begin- pacing Cubs, and dangerous tinues to be spotty, like in The NFL is about Goodell. (If an even more On the other hand, be- ning: “Outlined against to start playing. Buckeye powerful Pete Rozelle ing forced to play may not Detroit, who had lost 20 Wednesday’s wasted oppor- a brilliantly sunny April QB Justin Fields started had still been Commish in be OK for some colleges. straight to the Tribe before tunity. Getting a high seed sky, the Four (fill-in-the- a petition that was signed 1995, instead of namby- There’s always the pos- taking the last series from is important, so every win is by not only players, but a pamby Paul Tagliabue, he sibility that a school in a blank) rode again…” them, two games to one. essential. couple of hundred thou- would’ve put the kibosh state with high COVID-19 sand people, who want to on skinflint Art Mod- numbers may decide – with play football now. ell wanting to move the the blessing of their Gover- NFL readying to open season President Donald Trump Browns from CLE, but nor and/or Health Director By KARL BRYANT test results. Ticket and Cable, let alone talked the ear off of B1G that’s another story.) War- – to opt out of participation Barring any new de- on Broadcast TV. Fans al- Commissioner Kevin ren does not wield power anyway. It’s doubtful there Nothing is predictable in velopments, even a small ready were getting used to Warren in an attempt to to that degree. would be any recourse for this unusual year of can- number of fans will be al- watch games by sitting on get him to reconsider the Big Ten member schools the conference to try to cellations due to the CO- lowed to personally watch their own couches before league’s decision to forgo have to vote on Warren’s circumvent a public health VID-19 pandemic, but the games, due to the cavern- the pandemic. If this health a Fall football season. recommendations. That order. most unpredictable sports ous size of NFL stadiums. crisis lasts too long, in-per- Then a group of 10 elected means that a majority of What a conundrum! At activity seems to be about Having 10% of your fans son attendance of games – politicians sent a letter to conference member in- any rate, the possibility of to occur: The NFL season cheering you on is bet- other than by the real die- is about to start. Football ter than having 0 %. The hard fans – may become CSU Basketball adds Mutcherson to staff – the most close-quarters cardboard cutouts can fill something of an anomaly. major sport – is actually many of the other empty- The Browns start their Cleveland State ing staff,” said Vikings head basketball coach at Salt going to be played. for-distancing seats. The season against their divi- Men’s Basketball Head coach and 2019-20 Hori- Lake Community College. The fact that other piped-in cheering can add sion rival, the Ravens, on Coach Dennis Gates an- zon League Coach of the In his sole year at SLCC, sports successfully restart- to the faux aura. As the old Sunday in Baltimore. The nounced today the addition Year Dennis Gates. “Ros- the Bruins notched an over- ed after their postpone- axiom says, “Who woulda Bengals host the Char- of Rosbie Mutcherson Jr. to bie brings great basketball all record of 29-4 (.879), ment due to the health thunk it?” gers in the late afternoon the team’s coaching staff, knowledge and coaching including stringing together crisis, gave the league the The league is TV-driv- game Sunday. The Steelers joining the Vikings as Di- experiences that have pre- a 15-game winning streak, en anyway. Many fans in play the Giants on Mon- rector of Video Operations. pared him to excel as a Di- a perfect 12-0 (1.000) re- courage to go and try. The recent years have been day Night Football in the Mutcherson replaces Steven vision I video coordinator cord in conference play and encouraging reality is that Wright who accepted an as- and beyond. He has a great nabbed the district title in precautions have been tak- watching games all over Meadowlands. sistant coach position with balance of avidity, love and a 101-73 win over Eastern en and there have not been the country (and even Are you ready for some the Bowling Green State patience required to develop AZ College on March 7, a huge number of positive betting on them) on NFL football! University men’s basketball our student-athletes. We are 2020. program in May. hiring a future star.” “I’m very excited Mutcherson comes to announce Rosbie Mutch- to Cleveland State after one erson has joined our coach- year as an assistant men’s By JIM AMATO Billy Walker enjoyed popularity during long career

During the decision loss to the gritty American Thad Spencer. 1960′s fans were quite stirred Brian London. Next Walker In 1967 as part of by the prospects of a young drew with Argentina’s Edu- the elimination tourney set heavyweight named Billy ardo Corletti. In a return go up by the World Boxing As- Walker. He was dubbed the Corletti stopped Walker in sociation to replace Muham- “Blond Bomber” but later the eighth round. This was mad Ali as champion, Spen- because of drawing power he a major setback for Walker cer upset former WBA titlist was called the “Golden Boy.” but he came back to win six Ernie Terrell. In Spencer’s After winning the British straight fights. The win streak next fight he was eliminated amateur title at the age of 22, earned Walker a 1967 shot by Jerry Quarry. Then Spen- Walker was enticed to turn at Germany’s Karl Milden- cer engaged in a war with the pro by a $25,000 signing bo- berger and the European crafty Leotis Martin. Thad nus. He headlined in his first heavyweight title. The south- lost in the ninth round. Still professional fight which took Walker paw Mildenberger proved to the win over Spencer looked place on March 27, 1962. er won by disqualification be too much for Walker as good on Walker’s record. It Walker received $9,000 for against the seasoned Joe By- he retained his crown via an would be Walker’s last vic- the contest and he won by graves. Walker was then sur- eighth round stoppage. In his tory. KO. That was serious money prisingly halted by American next battle Walker drew the In March of 1969, at that time. Walker drew so Bill Nielsen. Walker turned ever popular Henry Cooper. Walker suffered a TKO loss many fans and because of this the tables in a return match This would be for Cooper’s to Jack Bodell. That would he never fought a preliminary taking Nielsen out in two British and Commonwealth be Walker’s final fight. In all fight. rounds. Walker finished 1964 heavyweight titles. Cooper Walker engaged in 31 bouts. In his first 12 bouts with a point’s verdict against held on to his belts halting His record was a respect- Billy went 10-1-1. In his rugged Joe Erskine. Walker Walker in six rounds. able 21-8-2. He recorded 16 12 bout he stopped another was inching his way up the In 1968, Walker stoppage victories. He was heavyweight prospect named British ratings. rekindled the hopes of his stopped on five occasions. He Johnny Prescott. In a rematch In 1965, he stopped fans as he clubbed his way enjoyed tremendous popular- Walker was on the losing end American Charley Powell in to a TKO victory against ity during his tenure as a box- of a decision. In 1964, Walk- two. Then came a ten round the once highly regarded er. He was the “Golden Boy.” Tuesday, September 8, 2020- Friday, September 11 2020 Chris' Cinema Trivia & EAST SIDEDaily NEWS Movie Match Up By CHRIS APPLING

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We send our prayers and Portland Trail Blazers, LeB- able to speak with the dead ex-cop turned prison inmate with Entertainment Tonight, cial will also highlight Bose- heartfelt condolences to his ron James honored the late and helps white actor Patrick who is released to find a will air a new special in man’s impact on Hollywood family.” actor Chadwick Boseman in a Swayze (as the murdered, computer-generated, super- honor of Black Panther star and the representation of Af- BET and ET Present special way. lead character), warn his criminal (Russell Crowe) Chadwick Boseman. Bose- rican-Americans in the media. Chadwick Boseman: Life and Paying homage still-alive girlfriend (Demi who is 'sampled' from the man passed away last Friday “We were all grief- Legacy airs on Sunday, Sep- to Boseman’s defining role Moore) about his killer? profiles of the worlds' worst at the age of 43 after a private stricken when we learned the tember 19, at 9 p.m. ET/PT as King T’Challa in Black 2. In what movie serial-killers? four-year battle with colon tragic news of Chadwick’s on BET. Panther, James flashed the did mixed-race actor Jaye 5. Who is the rap- cancer. passing,” said Scott Mills, Tune in just a few Wakanda sign, which became Davidson star opposite white per/actor that starred in Deep Hosted by Kevin president of BET, in a state- hours before to enjoy the film a symbol of Black excellence actors James Spader and Blue Sea (1999) as a born- Frazier, BET and ET Pres- ment. Marshall, starring Boseman after the release of the Mar- Kurt Russell as the ageless, again chef that works on ent Chadwick Boseman: “He was an accom- as Thurgood Marshall, the vel film, during the National race-less, alien dictator of a an isolated, marine-biology Life and Legacy will feature plished actor, a kind spirit, first African-American - Su Anthem. During previous planet that crosses ancient, 'island' that becomes under “compelling and intimate and an inspiration to millions preme Court Justice, at 6 p.m. games, Egyptian history with space- attack by the super-smart footage” of the actor from Boseman around the world. He embod- ET/PT. James had been tak- age technology? sharks their scientists were ET’s archives, as well as a Brown, Jackie Robinson and, ied a diverse roster of Black During the Los An- ing a knee during the anthem, 3. In the movie experimenting on to find a look at his on-screen roles, of course, T’Challa, aka Black icons with brilliance, and geles Lakers Saturday night in solidarity with the Black Species (1995), who is the cure for Alzheimer's? including turns as James Panther. his legacy will forever live playoff game against the Lives Matter movement. African-American actor/ director that starred as an ANSWERS: 'empathy': (a psychic that 1. Whoopi Goldberg 2. 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Stir in vegetables She chose the musi- Photo by Howard Moore- that dishes using crispy,  and exterior worlds and is suggests that T’Challa will and cook, stirring continu- cians for the 14-piece Mingus head) conquered, Wakanda has golden-brown popcorn Big Band that performed in   echoed by the fretwork in soon be assuming the role evaded the historical trau- ally, for 2 minutes. Stir in If you would shrimp or savory shrimp Cleveland on February 8 at the   costumes and other sets. of international diplomat. mas endured by much of rice and cook, stirring con- like to be a Beauty of scampi can usually be Cleveland Art Museum. The Week, send photo, The rejection of It’s important to the rest of Africa, freeing tinually, for another 2 min-   prepared in less than 30 Among the fine solo-  phone number and the either/or divide ex- the movie’s politics and it from the ravages of both utes. Add soy sauce and stir information to EAST  minutes. ists that performed were Frank tends to Killmonger, myth-building that he is colonialism and postcolo- to coat. Remove from heat Lacy, Robin Eubanks, Craig  SIDE DAILY NEWS or For a quick mid-  whose emotional, fraught surrounded by a phalanx nialism. Handy, Seamus Blake, How-  call (216) 721-1674. week meal or hearty af- and toss in shrimp. Serve  back story gives the movie of women, among them a Race matters in ard Johnson and many others.  ternoon snack, try SeaPak hot. more heft and real-world battalion of women war- “Black Panther” and it friction than any of Mar- riors called the Dora Mi- matters deeply, not in vel’s other superhero laje. terms of Manichaean blowouts. These aren’t mov- good guys and bad but as Like a lot of ad- iedom’s irritatingly token a means to explore larger ventures, “Black Panther” strong chicks, the tough human concerns about the turns on a familiar father- babes with sizable biceps past, the present and the and-son drama — there’s and skills but no real roles. uses and abuses of power. an assassination, a power For all his father issues, That alone makes vacuum and a somewhat T’Challa is enveloped by it more thoughtful about reluctant heir — a patri- women who cushion him how the world works than lineal intrigue that is filled in maternal, military, sis- a lot of mainstream mov- in here with intense face- terly and scientific sup- ies, even if those ideas are offs involving questions port. interspersed with plenty of ancestry, identity, the A female general of comic-book posturing. African diaspora, the new (Danai Gurira) stands by It wouldn’t be a Marvel world and the old. his side; his baby sis- production without manly One particu- ter (a vivacious Letitia skirmishes and digital ava- larly moving narrative Wright) provides gadgets tars. Page 6 EAST SIDE DAILY NEWS Tuesday, September 8, 2020- Friday, September 11, 2020 The unjust treatment of one black man is a threat to justice for every American Woodland Automotive Following a Trial Dates/Postponements Lawyers Involved With The Case 9300 Woodland Avenue federal jury on Septem- Cleveland, Ohio 44104 ber 8, 2015 awarding March 10, 2012 -Clevelan Police Officer murders Kenneth Smith JOSEPH V PAGANO $5.5 million to the fam- January 29, 2013 -warrant for Hill. He turned himself in MICHAEL J. CHESELKA (216) 229-1957 ily of Kenneth Smith, - bond set at $1 million MICHAEL J DOWNING an unarmed 20 year old March 27, 2014-bond reduced to $50,000. County Prosecutor Timothy J. McGinty We Sell aspiring singer, who - Grandfather has to cash in life insurance to bring HIll home Assistant County Prosecutor Daniel A. Cleary was shot in the head by off-duty Cleveland April 16, 2013 DNA test -no DNA on gun; no gun residue on Hill 4 years later: Used Tires police officer, Roger March 20, 2015 -Trial -postponed Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Timothy J. McGinty, has Hours: Mon. - Sat. - 7:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Jones, at Prospect Road May 11, 2015 -Trial -postponed conflict that prevents his continued representation of the Cleveland Arena Boxing Collectibles Wanted and E. 9th Street on June 15, 2015 -Trial -postponed State in this matter and requested a special prosecutor in Want To Buy All Boxing Collectibles March 10, 2012, attor- July 13, 2015 -Trial -postponed 2016:Attorney General Mike DeWine, Assistant Attorneys ney Michael J. Chesel- July 14, 2015 -Trial -postponed General Brian Deckert and Micah Ault, Prosecuting (Amateur and Professional) ka has filed a motion to July 14, 2015 -case moved from Given the negative consequences of prolonging Attorney William Mason From The Old Cleveland Arena have charges dismissed Old Boxing: against Devonta Hill, the resolution of these cases, the State but to shoot. tized. Posters - Programs - Photographs who was charged with urges this Courtto transfer each ofthese cases. Bydoing so, this Court can help The police re- There was no Smith’s murder. ensure thatjustice port, however, did not gun residue on Hill’s Press Kits - Autographs More than is not delayed and that neither the victims ofcrime nor the taxpayers are undu- match witness state- hands which indicated Gloves - Tickets - Equipment - Etc. a year after Smith’s that he had not fired a lyburdened. ments or forensic evi- Call (216) 721-1674 - Paying Top Dollar death, Cuyahoga Coun- dence collected at the gun and the subsequent September 8, 2015 (to review civil case transcripts)-Trial -postponed DNA test showed his ty Prosecutor Timothy scene. McGinty charged Hill September 14, 2015-Trial -postponed DNA was not on the Cheselka re- gun that police say was A-1 BATTERY SHOP with Smith’s murder. September 16, 2015-Trial -postponed quested that the court in the car. Free Battery Installation Hill, who drove the car January 11, 2016-Trial -postponed answer why Hill was Judge Joseph Free System Testing stopped by Cleveland February 1, 2016-Trial -postponed charged with a murder D. Russo said in 2015 police, was 19 years old that he was reviewing February 3, 2016-Trial -postponed that occurred after he when he stood in hand- was already in police the motion. According Complete Line Of New Batteries February 4, 2016 -state’s motion for continuance denied to Joe Frolik, spokes- cuffs just a few feet custody. ALL BATTERIES GUARANTEED from where Jones, who Case dismissed without prejudice person for the prosecu- He is ask- tor’s office, the tran- Factory Seconds Reconditioned was off-duty and had that Jones correctly and ing why Jones was not McGinty sent a to court documents, script of the civil trial $50.00 and Up $35.00 been drinking at a strip heroically took action to charged in connection letter to Cleveland Po- three witnesses in a car was being reviewed fol- club, fatally shot Smith protect the safety of the with Smith’s death, and lowing which, the pros- 2935 Detroit Road lice Chief Calvin Wil- stopped at the same traf- in the head at point ecutor may “re-evaluate (Just Across Detroit - Superior Bridge) citizens of Cleveland.” fic light said they saw what statements led a blank range. liams on April 17, 2014 the case.” (216) 861-6001 At the time Smith with his hands grand jury to indict Hill. Charges in which he wrote, This is Part 1 in Visit Website: a1batteryshop.com of the killing, Smith’s up when Jones fired the Forensic evi- against Hill include: “The Cuyahoga a series on the violation family questioned the single shot at near point dence showed that We Pay Cash For Scrap Batteries murder, felonious as- County Prosecutor’s of Devonta Hill’s con- police report, and asked blank range. The suit ac- Smith was not in the car sault, involuntary Office (CCPOJ has re- stitutional rights. attorney Terry Gilbert to cused Jones of shooting reaching for a gun in the manslaughter, failure viewed the Cleveland investigate the case. the unarmed Smith after console as Jones had EAST SIDE DAILY NEWS to comply with order, Police Department’s The federal he exited a car driven by testified. 11400 Woodland Ave. - Cleveland, OH 44104 signal of police of- investigation into the jury disagreed with a man suspected of fir- Witnesses To Place Your Advertisement ficer, aggravated riot, March 10, 2012, shoot- McGinty’s findings. ing a gun during a fight. statements and foren- Call (216) 721-1674 -www.eastsidedailynews.com discharging of firearm ing death of Mr. Ken- The eight-person jury The police re- sics showed that Smith on or near prohibited neth Smith by off-duty 2020 deliberated for more port stated that Smith was executed with a premises, and tamper- Cleveland Police Offi- than two hours before refused to show his bullet to his left temple. ing with evidence. cer Roger Jones #51. I it found that Jones vio- hands and actively re- Hill, was hand- Hill was being have concluded that the lated Kenny Smith’s sisted arrest, eventu- cuffed and on the other use of the deadly force held on a 1 million dol- Fourth Amendment ally going for a gun in side of the car. Hill used to subdue Mr. lar bond which was re- rights. the front seat of the car heard Jones murder his duced to $100,000.00 Smith was justified, and According leaving Jones no option friend and was trauma- Cuyahoga County COVID-19 updates

Governor Mike these benefits. The ben- homes. If a citizen chooses and masks will be required awarded the Customer DeWine and Lt. Gover- efits will be automatically to recover in a quarantine in accordance with state Convenience Award for nor Jon Husted today gave loaded onto existing Ohio housing location, others in health guidelines. their Get in Line, Online the following updates on Direction cards or a pre- the household can remain The variance for virtual queuing system,

Ohio’s response to the loaded card will be sent in at home and unexposed. Mid-Ohio was granted, which allows a customer COVID-19 pandemic. the mail. This option has in part, due to its unique, to secure a spot in line at Governor DeW- In response to been used in a handful of large outdoor facility that the agency without actu- ine announced today that a barrage of rumors sur- cases in Ohio. can accommodate social ally being physically pres- thousands of Ohio chil- rounding Ohio’s latest The Ohio De- distancing. ent. Once customers arrive dren, who qualify for free non-congregate sheltering partment of Health has Governor DeW-

to check-in, they move to or reduced-price meals order, Governor DeWine granted a spectator vari- ine previously announced the front of the line with but are currently learn- today stressed that there ance to Mid-Ohio Sports 6,000 spectator variances ing remotely, will soon are no orders in Ohio to Car Course for the Honda for the Browns and Ben- minimal wait time.

receive additional money create “FEMA camps” to Indy 200 at Mid-Ohio tak- gals for two upcoming InnovateO- to purchase nutritious quarantine citizens against ing place September 11- games each. hio, which Lt. Governor foods through the Pan- their will. 13, 2020. Attendance will Lt. Governor Husted leads, worked in

demic Electronic Benefit “This is not in be limited to 6,000 specta- Husted today announced partnership with the Ohio Transfer (P-EBT) program our order, and there is no tors, and social distancing that the Ohio BMV was BMV on this project. made possible by the Fed- truth to the rumor,” said

eral Families First Corona- Governor DeWine. “Fami- virus Response Act. lies will not be separated, Book awards to be announced The Cleveland guished 85-year history so we’re thrilled to part- The Ohio De- and kids will not be away Foundation today an- of the award, while of- ner partment of Job and Fam- from their loved ones.” nounced the schedule fering a number of free, with WVIZ and a slate ily Services will issue this The order, which second round of benefits was first issued on March for the fifth annual virtual literary events of new partners to bring Cleveland for the community. the Anisfield-Wolf later this month to eligible 31 and then renewed on DR. G. WOJAI children. Ohio previously April 29 and August 31, Book Week. This year’s The series of events Book Awards to our au-

The World’s Greatest Numerologist issued more than $250 creates a funding mecha- showcase, which runs culminates in a new diences in an entirely million in P-EBT benefits nism to allow for federal from September 29-Oc- Anisfield-Wolf Book new manner that keeps YOUR LUCKY NUMBERS to more than 850,000 stu- reimbursement for com- tober 4, celebrates pres- Awards (AWBA) docu- participants safe,” said dents through the program munities that choose to of- ent and past mentary, which is Karen R. Long, who 34 76 22 10 23 88 in the spring. fer alternate locations for Anisfield-Wolf scheduled to air be- manages the awards for

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need to apply to receive quarantine outside of their throughout the distin- Thursday, October 1, tion. “In this historic on WVIZ/PBS and year, heightened by the LUCKY FIVE Services held for Seth L. Terrell throughout Ohio’s pub- global Black Lives Mat- Take a ride lic television network. ter movement, there’s through history in a Services were He was an avid Anisfield-Wolf remains never been a more im- 55 12 75 20 16 held on Thursday, Sep- Cleveland sports fan. the only national juried portant time to lift up a tember 10 for Deacon Terrell was prize for literature that canon of literature that Seth ‘Ricky’ L. Terrell ordained Deacon and LUCKY SIX confronts racism and unapologetically and at Gaines Funeral Home, served at the Fifth Church 82 44 97 30 77 44 5386 Lee Road, and Rev. of God ‘City of Deliver- explores diversity. The directly confronts rac- Andre L. Burson offici- ance!’ and the Northeast 2020 honorees are: ism.” ated. Terrell, 64, died on Church of God. Eric Foner, The Cleve- September 4. Terrell is sur- Lifetime Achievement land Foundation and Terrell was giv- vived by his wife, sons, Ilya Kaminsky, Anisfield-Wolf Book Having The Cleanest Home en a heartfelt eulogy by Jay Hayes and Daniel A. “Deaf Republic,” Po- Awards are presenting his brother, Rev. Norman Perkins; brother Leon- etry Cleveland Book Week In The Neighborhood Clark, Sr. ard, Thrane, Paul, Rev. Charles King, Put 54 Years of Experience To Work For You in partnership with The Terrell was born Terrell Norman, Howard, Ga- “Gods of the Upper City Club of Cleveland, Schedule Now And on August 28, 1956 to the Terrell married briel; his sister, Tansy; 6 Air,” Nonfiction Cleveland International Free Estimates late Yvonne T. Clark and Gayle A. Perkins on Au- Save $10.00 grandchildren and two- Namwali Ser- Film Festival (CIFF), Seth J. Cowan in Cleve- gust 18,2001. The couple With This Ad great-grandchildren. pell, “The Old Drift,” Global Cleveland, the land. had two sons. 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(216) 251-3980 Page 7 EAST SIDE DAILY NEWS Tuesday, September 8, 2020 - Friday, September 11, 2020 The letters from a WWII sailor inspires the next generation James Thasher acknowledgment of this to be found and read by had all three sons in the susceptible to attack Throughout the letters honored his father’s dedication and willing- her grandson. I have no war. My grandfather throughout the war, as he shared his concern legacy in the war with ness to commit one’s idea if my dad was even was an alcoholic who they were key play- for his mother, his devo- the following article: life to the defense of aware of their existence. left the family shortly ers in expediting troop tion to his country and Since my dad’s American freedom. I have carefully opened after the fourth child, movements. One of the fellow servicemen, and passing, I have carried Well, that feel- and read each letter. my dad, was born, leav- few things that my dad his constant yearning his dog tag on my key ing has been uniquely These letters reveal the ing them to fend for mentioned to me about to be home. He won- chain. I wanted a daily confirmed. In the last experiences, fears, feel- themselves. In going off his war experience was dered about and wanted reminder of my dad and few years, we sold my ings, hopes, and dreams to war, my dad was very his awareness of ships to know the happen- his sacrificial service to family home, bringing of a sailor. I had no idea concerned about my being sunk due to tor- ings of life back home. our nation in World War my mom here to live regarding what my dad grandmother’s ability pedo hits. The German I am sure the hopes II. My dad was the clas- until her recent pass- went through from boot to support herself. He and Japanese subma- and dreams of my dad sic WWII vet who did ing. Clearing out the camp to the news that consistently sent home rines were very active in were on his mind as he not often speak of his Dr. Jim Thrasher’s father served in WWII. Thasher wrote a mov- attic revealed a trea- the war was over. most of his combat pay sinking Navy ships. As continually alluded to time in the war. I regret ing tribute to his father. Presently, Thrasher is the Senior Fellow for Voca- tional Guidance and the coordinator of the Institute for Faith and Freedom. sure. To my surprise, Weeks after to help his mom and he moved about in the his safe return. He did not asking him more my grandmother saved graduating from high the support of a grand- Pacific, he was fearful not know that the Lord questions. Personally, I my neighborhood, who an appropriate level of 133 letters written to school, my dad reported daughter under her care. of going down at sea. would bless him with a missed the mandatory went to Vietnam and appreciation for all that her by my dad between to boot camp in Camp After boot But it was very apparent wonderful wife and two draft by a few years, never came back. I have was put on the line by June 1943 and Octo- Peary, Virginia. He left camp, due to his poor in his letters that he tried children. turning 18 in 1976. But always believed that my those who have served ber 1945. These letters behind a mother who eyesight, he was des- to be very reassuring to As we have I had two older friends, generation, and those in the military. I know were tucked away in the raised four children on ignated to a special his mom regarding his just observed the 75th the Harris brothers in to follow, have not had that I have lacked a true attic of our house, now her own and who now assignment. He was safety, never speaking anniversary of the end assigned to the Sea- of these torpedo strikes. to WWII, we must bees Construction 13th A personal never take for granted 1M ballot applications received in Ohio Battalion unit. The faith in the Lord was the sacrifice and the With 55 days consider these best make sure the envelope fraud exceedingly rare. Association of Elec- Seabees worked very not a part of my dad’s selfless commitment of to go until Election practices when they is addressed to your Holding the tion Officials and has closely with the Spe- life at this point. Based those who have gone Day, Ohio Secretary of choose the absentee bal- county board of elec- United States Postal had widespread support cial Operations Forces. upon my grandmother’s before us in service to State Frank LaRose an- lot option: tions. Service Accountable. from both Republicans Special Operations prodding, he mentioned our country. The letters nounced that 1,000,579 Fill in the in- Track your bal- During the pri- and Democrats. Forces would secure an numerous times his of a sailor sent home to absentee ballot appli- formation properly. lot. Once their ballot mary, the USPS com- In a second up- acquired position and willingness to attend his mother have made cations have been re- Review the form to request is received by mitted to implementing date to the Poll Worker then the Seabees would the chapel services. The that very clear. My dad ceived by county boards ensure you have filled their county board of the following protocols Tracker announced last quickly build airstrips, realities of war and its left western NY in 1943 it out properly, includ- of elections statewide. elections, voters may at the urging of Secre- week, full county-by- roads, and bridges to fa- uncertainties have a as a boy; he returned as This includes 14,253 ing writing your date track their ballot at Vo- tary LaRose. It’s our county data from Ohio’s cilitate these advances. way of directing one’s a man who was trans- requests from military of birth where required, understanding that these teOhio.gov/Track. As 88 county board of elec- I remember my dad’s thoughts to the most im- formed by the opportu- and overseas voters not the day’s date, as long as your ballot is improvements will be tions can be viewed friends, who served portant questions of life. nity to serve the country whose absentee ballots well as signing your re- postmarked by the day continued this fall: by clicking here: Poll- in actual combat duty, The Lord utilized these he loved and by the dan- will be mailed begin- quest form. before the election and USPS will in- WorkerTracker.Ohio- kidding my dad that he services and other seeds gers and experiences of ning Friday, September Include your received within 10 days stitute “all clear” pro- SoS.gov unloaded banana boats. planted over the course war. 18th. All other ballots e-mail and/or phone after the election at your cesses at each sorting Goal for Com- will be mailed begin- number. For the first county board of elec- facility to ensure all This was far from the of his life to bring him So to all ac- mitted and Trained truth. to faith shortly before tive and retired men ning October 6th. time in a general elec- tions, your vote will be election mail is pro- Poll Workers: 55,588 My dad never he died of bone cancer. and women in the U.S. Ohio didn’t tion, county board of tabulated. cessed each day. Minimum Poll Work- fired his weapon, but My dad’s sin- military, you have my break the one million elections will be calling Absentee vot- Staff will - re ers Required to Oper- he was acutely aware cere desire was to re- utmost respect, my absentee ballot request or e-mailing voters who ing in Ohio is time-test- check collection bins ate: 37,057 Current of the dangers around turn home a credit to his deepest thanks, and my threshold until 28 days may need to remedy in- ed and has strong secu- each day to ensure late Number of Committed before election day in formation on their bal- rity checks in place. arriving ballots are re- Poll Workers: 43,937 him. The Seabees were family and his country. heartfelt prayers. 2016. All data is current lot request form or ab- Ohioans have trieved. Remaining Number of as of September 4th. sentee ballot envelope. utilized absentee vot- USPS will set Poll Workers Needed to “While we’re Including your informa- ing for nearly two de- up hand-to-hand deliv- Meet Goal: 22,590 Institutional Racism denied making sure voters will tion will ensure you can cades, and that has al- ery for election mail as The remaining Several Project Federal government.” ect 21 member Vince be able to safely vote be reached if your ballot lowed Ohio to put in it makes its way through number of poll work- 21 black conservative “The method- Everett Ellison. “It in-person, this incred- request doesn’t have ev- place both the laws and processing on the Satur- ers needed to meet goal leaders deny that there ology of critical race therefore gives value to ible demand for absen- erything filled out prop- processes necessary to day prior to Election is more than the differ- is institutional racism. theory and the ideology the lie of black inferiori- tee voting speaks to erly. make absentee voting Day, from the board of ence between the goal Members of of antiracism are dan- ty and white supremacy. the confidence Ohioans Don’t wait. To secure against fraud. elections to the distribu- number and commit- the Project 21 black gerous,” said Project 21 And it deprives black have in the system,” accommodate neces- Voter identifi- tion center. ted number because of leadership network ap- member Derryck Green. Americans the basic said LaRose. “It’s sary processing time cation and signature are Postal facilities Party requirements for plauded the Trump Ad- “The logical conclusion privileges of citizenship strong. It’s secure. And at the county board of checked TWICE during will track election mail poll workers. For exam- of indoctrinating people and freedom by declar- our county boards of elections and the time the process deliveries to Ohio’s ministration for seeking ple, a county may have with the idea that whites ing our inability to com- elections are prepared.” required for the United Voter list main- boards of elections to defund all federal many more committed have racial privilege and pete equally in the na- In July, Secre- States Postal Service to tenance allows for accu- Election mail training rooted in “criti- Republican poll work- that America is an irre- tion of our birth.” tary LaRose sent 87% deliver elections mail, rate voter rolls will not be routed cal race theory,” a radi- ers than Democratic deemably racist country “The truth is of Ohio’s $12.8 million voters should not pro- Ballot harvest- through the Detroit cal philosophy promot- poll workers, so while ing a false notion of is what has propelled that critical race theory CARES Act allocation crastinate – fill out and ing is against the law in Regional Distribution the county’s total com- systemic American rac- the Black Lives Matter is just rebranded iden- directly to the county mail your absentee bal- Ohio Center. Instead it will mitted poll workers are ism and pitting races and Antifa riots seen in tity politics designed to boards of elections to lot request as soon as Voters are able be kept in-state. high, many more Dem- against each other. various cities across the keep the liberal hierar- strengthen their elec- possible. Note that, by to track their ballot on On September ocratic poll workers are “Critical race country. The president chy in place. But it is tion infrastructure, hire law, ballots are not sent VoteOhio.gov/Track 14th, the Ohio Control- needed to meet their theory is bigotry, pure should be congratulated much more damaging temporary personnel, out (other than for over- These require- ling Board will consider goal. and simple. Its advo- for canceling these so- because it perpetuates and more. seas voters) until Octo- ments and processes, LaRose’s plan to use his Recruitment cates should apologize called training sessions. the bias they claim to Ohioans can ber 6th. as well as strict laws own internal budget to materials and the form to Jim Crow and South Too bad the order can’t end,” said Project 21 learn more about ab- Double check against voter fraud, pay for postage on all to sign up to serve as African apartheid sup- be extended to colleges member Donna Jackson. sentee voting at VoteO- your return envelope. have made absentee absentee ballots. The a poll worker can be porters for ever offering and universities where “Dwelling on whiteness hio.gov. Before you submit your voting secure in Ohio proposal is supported found at VoteOhio.gov/ critical race theory is and white supremacy Voters should ballot request form, and instances of voter by the bipartisan Ohio DefendDemocracy. a critical word,” said Project 21 Co-Chair- even more heavily rein- now has the same physi- man Horace Cooper. forced.” ological impact that the Benjamin Chavis to host weekly PBS talk show “Claiming that people Critical race n-word did during slav- ery and segregation. It Civil rights spective - which the ries which will bring want to see something have characteristics and theory is an inherently creates a superiority- icon Dr. Benjamin Cha- main stream media has important conversa- more introspective - behaviors due solely to flawed practice due to inferiority relationship vis, former NAACP not really chosen to fo- tions to the American deep thinkers, change their race is a tired, old the fact that it instructs people to view race that implies that white executive director and cus on, will be crucial.” people. Thank you for makers, leaders - but and evil idea that has no through a “singular people have to give mi- current president/CEO American Pub- bringing it to us.” then we’re not snobs. business being support- lens,” wrote the Heri- norities permission to of the National News- lic Television (APT), Wilkerson, an We’re not saying we ed by taxpayer dollars.” tage Foundation’s El- succeed – which is not paper Publishers As- the leading syndicator award-winning inde- just want to do it for Last week, Of- eanor Krasne in a Daily true. As a black Ameri- sociation (NNPA), will of high-quality, top- pendent producer, has those who are highly fice of Management and Signal commentary can, I’ve always be- become host of a week- rated programming worked with PBS for educated. We want Budget (OMB) Director Russell Vought instruct- this summer. It is con- lieved that what I think ly Black-oriented pub- to the nation’s public more than 25 years. people who are into so- television stations, has ed the heads of execu- sidered harmful to im- about myself is more lic affairs talk show on Her company, CRW cial justice and what’s PBS (Public Broadcast- confirmed that Chavis tive branch departments proving race relations important than what Worldwide, Inc., has good for the masses.” ing System) in October. Chavis Chronicles is set to air and agencies to “identi- because “it precludes others think of me and produced more than Chavis Chron- As racial ten- ics; polarized by health in top markets across fy all available avenues any meaningful con- that my success depends 25 documentaries and icles will be rare pro- sions and disparities disparities; polarized by the nation, starting Oc- within the law to cancel” versation about racism on me.” video productions held gramming as there are have skyrocketed in al- the pursuit of education tober 1. any contracts involving and race” and “creates a According to in over 300 libraries currently no weekly chasm between two pre- most every category of and the education gap; “We have re- training programs that Vought’s memo, OMB American life, Chavis culturally polarized; viewed the materials internationally. Wilk- talk shows on network sumably well-meaning promote critical race will issue detailed guid- and the show’s producer ethnically polarized; and are pleased to con- erson says she created television specifically theory, white privilege people who most likely ance for severing ties Clara Wilkerson says religiously polarized,” firm it has been- ac the Chronicles format from a Black perspec- and the notion that the agree racism is bad, but to critical race theory- it’s time for a program Chavis said in an inter- cepted for release in specifically with -Cha tive. Also, unlike cable United States and/or disagree on the best way that challenges the mind view with the Trice Ed- October, 2020 to the vis in mind. television, PBS is still any specific racial or to address it.” based training, and and focuses on solu- ney News Wire. “And nation’s public tele- “I first and free of charge, which ethnic groups are “in- “Critical race current training and tions. They believe the so, with all of these vision stations,” said foremost see this show makes it accessible to herently racist or evil.” theory argues that – contracts should be im- show, Chavis Chroni- multiple polarizations a letter to Wilkerson as one that touches the people of all income Vought wrote that “[t]he when it comes to im- mediately terminated. cles, is among the an- that are undergirded by from Judy Barlow, mind, body and soul. levels, Wilkerson divisive, false and de- proving their lives and “This Admin- swers. PBS apparently systemic racism, hav- controlling outcomes APT vice president for PBS is intellectual,” points out. “That’s why meaning propaganda of istration should be ap- agrees. ing a national one half the critical race theory – black Americans are business development. Wilkerson describes PBS is a great place for plauded by Americans “Our nation hour in depth discus- her vision for the show. movement is contrary powerless and must rely is polarized by race; sion about these issues “We are honored to this. There’s no better of all races for ending “We’re bringing this to all we stand for as on the forbearance of polarized by politics; - particularly from an work with you and Dr. place because we can racists or government these programs and pol- program to those who Americans and should polarized by econom- African-American per- Chavis on this fine se- reach the masses.” have no place in the interference,” said Proj- icies,” Cooper added. Page 8 EAST SIDE DAILY NEWS Tuesday, September 8, 2020- Friday, September 11, 2020 Activities abound in University Circle featuring online and interactive courses It’s another University erything you need to the timely issues of Wade Oval. ral, art installations cation packet. Fri- bonus school sup- great week to Shape Circle a part of your follow the recipe is immigration, racial These instal- in area schools, and day, September 18 plies. Angelica Pozo, Pick up your Up in the Circle! This summer with Circle included in the kit. injustice, education, lations will form an many others. Pozo Wednesday, join Sa- Connects, powered Catch up on and voting. exhibit called Voic- is best known as the “VOTE” kit from the Univer- Family learn- sity Circle Inc. Main mantha for a high- by PNC. Circle Con- the shows that have Currently on es on View. The art mosaic artist behind energy Zumba ses- nects features excit- already aired! The display are “Guard- will address timely Stephanie Tubbs ing kits are available: Office during busi- sion. 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Women and politics event held In celebration of Curator Patricia Edmonson. the Centennial of the ratifi- Following the vir- cation of the 19th Amend- tual presentation, registrants ment in 2020, join the be encouraged to view the Cleveland History Center virtual exhibit, Women & to explore suffrage history Politics. through the Western Re- The physical ex- serve Historical Society ar- hibit, Battle for the Ballot: “Some things have not changed. When the police advise you that everything chives and collections. Women & Politics will open you’ve said will be used against you, they have already made a decision Dr. Mary Man- in Winter 2021. respecting your immediate future.” ning will share dynamic Register at the Call me - I can help stories of local women who Cleveland History Center. The fought for the right to vote event will be held on Wednesday (216) 429-9493 October 14 from 11:00 a.m. – in a special version of our 12:00 p.m. :Battle for the Ballot: Battle for the Ballot pro- Women & Politics and Costume gram, followed by a behind- & Textiles Curator Patty Edmon- the-scenes experience with son.