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SPORTS MENU TIPS Raise Your VOICE EAST 51 DEily NEWS DeLaHoya Fight Vote Make Cherry ISSUED TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Postponed Rolls A Tradition SERVING LARCHMERE - WOODLAND, SHAKER SQUARE, BUCKEYE, WOODLAND, Tuesday, May 5, 1998 MT. PLEASANT, LEE & AVALON, HARVARD • LEE, MILES· UNION, UNIVERSITY See page 7 SeePage 8 CIRCLE AREA, WARRENSVILLE HEIGHTS, VILLAGE OF FREE - HIGHLAND HILLS AND EAST CLEVELAND READ ON· WRITE ON Thesday, February 24, 1998- Friday, February 27, 1998 Candidates form field for 11th Vol. 19, 'No. 3 "COVERING 'THE NEWS TODAY FOR A BETTER TOMORROW" Congressional District• • election•

Participants in the Job Fair at Ha111ard ConmwnitY Sen·ices Rev. Mc:\lickle Johnson Center are Dorthea Santiago and Brenda HenrY, sho\\'11 at booth By CLAUDE STARKS Tubbs - Jones said she publican primary election. of the Urban League of Greater Clel'l'iand. ( ESDN Photo /1r "consulted" with family, friends Saffold owns Saffold Co Local politicians have and colleagues, before making Construction Company and pre­ filed petitions for the May 5th her decision. viously has run for state sena­ primary election for the lltlh Tubbs- Jones said she tor. Businesses networks with residents at job fair Congressional District office be­ will not resign, nor will she take a Saffold said he will seek ByCOLERll)GEJONES ing vacated by Congressman leave of absence from her job as training needs, and become gain­ College, Dawson Personnel Ser­ a similar event to be held at the "job creation and development" I:.ouis Stokes. County Prosecutor, abstaining fully employed." vices, Hard Hatted Women, Host HCSC on Friday, February 20. The Havard Commu­ Stokes said he will not from her policy for her employ­ for the citizens of the II th Con­ The event also in­ Marriott Services, Pre-Paid Legal Lotti Whittaker, com­ nity Services Center (HCSC) was seek re-election when his term ees. gressional District ifheis elected cluded interview tecl).niques and Services Inc., and Reserve Net­ munity organizer for Healthy host to a Job Fair recently held expires on January 3, 1999. State Senator Jeffery Cuyahoga County, Demo­ resume writing. work. Family/Healthy Start at HCSC at the agency's McCullough Hall, Stokes is retiring after Johnson.has filed petitions for cratic Party Chairman Jimmy "Everyone attending Other booths at the fair will serve as host at the second 18240 Harvard Ave. had an opportunity to learn of 30 years of service representing the Democratic primary. Dimora said the winn~r of the were Towards Employment Inc., Job Fair. Elaine Gohlstine is additional resources to help in the citizens of the 11th district. J oh;nson is a former Democratic primary will be the Army Recruiters. U.S. Mortgage Hayes said "we try to HCSC executive director. finding jobs," Hayes said. "Be­ Stokes IS the dean of Cleveland City Councilman from likely winner of the general elec­ Reduction, Inc., United Way, work on employment goals and Job seekers attending sides unemployed persons find­ the Ohio delegation to the United Glenville and has run for Cuya­ Geric Home Health Care, United action plans with individual par­ tion in November, because the fair discussed employment ing jobs at the Fair, those em­ States House of Representa­ hoga County Commissioner. Labor Agency, Job Start, City . ents.·· 60 percent of the registered vot­ opportunities at booths set up ployed at minimum wages lo­ tives. Johnson said his years Year, Urban League of Greater ers in the district are Democrats. in the hall, and learned about cated better positions." He emphasized the ob­ Rev. Marvin McMickle, on the Cleveland City Council Dim ora said the winner skills needed and the application Cleveland, Myer's College and jective of enabling young fathers former president of the Cleve­ and in Columbus as a state sena­ Hayes explained that of the election in November will process. Healthy Family/Healthy Start to become heads of household. land chapter of the NAACP, tor being part of the le_gislative the Job Fair "brought businesses Ronald E. Hayes, Fa­ and training institutes together Project. For inforn1ation on the Shaker Height~ School Board process, gives him an "advan­ probably retain the office until ther/Partner Program consultant, Because of receiving upcoming Job Fair and other ser­ president and paswr of Antioch tage'' over the other candidates retirement or resignation because to outreach in the community." said "the Job Fair was an effort many inquires following the Job vices of the Harvard Community Baptist Church, has filed peti­ seeking the 11th Congressional of the large number of registered Booths at the fair in­ Fair, the sponsors are planning Services Center, call991-8585. tions for the Democratic primary. District office. Democrats. to help families identify skills and cluded Cuyahoga Community McMickle said his sta­ Johnson is the chair­ Dimora said Johnson's tus as an "outsider" to the politi­ man of the Black Political Cau­ attendance record would not be Warrensville Heights Mayor Ramond J. cal process will give credence to cus for the Ohio Delegation. a factor during the Democratic his campaign. D a I e primary campaign due to his Stephanie Tubbs Blanchard, Arthur large margins of victory when Jones. Cuyahoga County Pros­ Boyd Jr., William DeMora, and Grabow indicted; he will resign March 31 he ecutor. recently said she has filed Myron Graceare the other who ran for Cleveland City Council go to prison. petttionsfor the office being va­ have filed petitions for the Demo­ By CLAUDE STARKS County Grand Jury for using city lions. and State Senator and because cated by Stokes in a news con­ cratic primary election. computers to acquire information The indictments Councilwom.an Dolly ference at the Marriott Society One candidate who has the II th Congressional District Warrensville Heights on poltical opponents and city agamst Grabow were announced D ·Amico said she wi II resign and Center filed peitions for the Republican encompasses the district Mayor Ramond J. Grabow re­ employees. in 1996 by the Cuyahoga move to Florida to pursue busi­ Tubbs - Jones is a primary is Robert Saffold. Johnson represents in the state cently plead guilty to two counts Warrensville Heights County Grand Jury. ness interests. former Munctpal Court Judge Mark Carter, James senate. of theft in office and will resign Police Chief John Kalvsky, Ser­ Grabow, Kalavsky and D'Amico was not in- and ran for the Ohio State Su­ Hereford and Jerome Brentar Dimora said that Rev_ March31. vice Director John Sara, and Sara will probably not go to dieted. Grabow's resignation former Service Director William prison due to the nonviolent na­ preme Court have filed petitions for the Re- McMickJe's controversial term as Warrensville Heights allows prosecutors to drop 13 Rozhon were each named in a 15 ture of the crimes. a member of the board of the Gate­ City Council will fill the two coun­ felony counts against him. count indictment. In addition, cil positions by accepting appli­ Whalen won't seek reelection way Economic Development Grabow will be unable Kalavsky resigned af­ the three individuals have no cations from Warrensville By CLAUDE STARKS Committee, which lead to cost to ter agreeing with Cuyahoga previous criminal history and the Heights city residents. overruns, lawsuits and liens run for political office effective County prosecutors to testify remaining Vermel Whalen recently against the board, and which pre­ March 31. against Grabow. charges against them are misde­ The Warrensville said she will not seek reelection cipitated in loans and grants The Ohio State Su- Kalavsky's resignation meanors. Heights city charter mandates to the Ohio House of Represen­ from the city. county and state, pre me and agreement to testify against Several Warrensvi lie the council president becomes tatives from the 12th District. should not cost him votes dur­ Court will decide if Grabow re­ Grabow allows proesecutors to Heights city leaders expressed mayor when the mayor vacates Whalen was virtually ing the primary. tains remove the felony indictments shock and dismay after being the office due to illness, death. assured of retaming her office, his law license. charges against him. notified of the indictments or other circumstances. a posiuon she has held for 14 Dtmora said Grabow has been Grabow's sister Pauline against Grabow. Sara and Pegues, will serve as years. the location of Antioch Baptist mayor of Warrensville Heights Lowe, the mayor's secretary and Kalavsky. mayoruntiltheNovember 3,1999 Whalen satd "T have al­ Church and Shaker Heights in for more Clerk of Co unci I, resigned after Warrensville Heights election. ways belived there's a time to the II th Congressional District than 30 years. being notified of her pending in­ Councilman Nathaniel Bolden Pegues has not de- enter and a time to exit.'' Whalen is an "advantage'' for McMickle. Grabow was one of five dictment. said the city needed, "time to cided Whalen represents the As past come candidates for the office. Warrensville Heights employees Lowe's resignation heal.'' if he will place his name on the 12th House Di~tnct, which in­ Stacey Collier, Ken pre idem of the Cleveland chap­ indicted by the Cuyahoga eliminates the possibility she will Bolden said Grabow ballot for mayor in 1999. cludes southeast Cleveland, ferguson. Carlton J.Moreland. ter of the NAACP, was not an ally and both men Warrensville Heights City Coun­ Maple Hetghts and Garfield Henry Warren Jr., Andre P. McMickle wtll be able to use his disagreed on many issues affect­ cilwoman Dolly D'Amico said Heights. Warrensville ·Heights Council White, John E. Barnes Jr. and name recognition with the regis­ ing the city. she will re tgn in two weeks. The population of the Veronica L. McGhee are candi­ tered voters within the II th Con­ Bolden said Grabow dtstrict Whalen represents is ap­ President Pegues to be mayor dates for the office. gressional District who are made signifcant accomplish­ D'Amico plans to move to proximately 105,000. ployees from seeking elective of­ Whalen said she will Democratic. By CLAUDE STARKS ment- during the time he was Florida to pursue business inter­ Whalen was active in fice. endorse John Barnes. Jr. as her mayor. Bolden said ests. local polti~.:s and was an unsuc­ Sixty percent of the reg­ successor. William L. Pegues 74, The legislation pro­ accomplishments made during D'Amico was not in­ cessful candidate for Cleveland istered voters within the II th Barnes is the son of president of Warrensv!lle hibited Pegues to seek an elec­ Grabow· , time as mayor arc street dicted. nor was she involved in Cit) Council former Cleveland Councilman Congres.ional District are Afri­ Hetghts Ciy Council, former tive office when he moved to repatr, a new high school. park any illegalities during her terms Whalen became Inter­ John Barnes- Sr. can-American. councilman at large, and former Warrensville Heights in 1965 beautification and a planned as councilwoman. ested in politics while scrvtng as Whalen satd ·'Barnes is Stokes has confided to state supervisor for the blind, will Pegues was appointed mo\le theatre. Warrensville Heights treasurer of the Southern Chri - like a son to me." friends that he\\ ill not endorse a be sworn In as Warrensville to the Wan-en ville Heights City Bolden said morale City Council will appoint city resi­ tlan Leadership Conference Whalen said he will candidate for the Democrauc Heights' mayor on March 31 Council in 1969_ becommg the Withtn the police department dents to occupy the two vacant Whalen's decision not work in the real e~tate bustne;,s party nominatiOn, nor will he sup­ Pegues assumes the first African-American council­ would return to normal when council positons until the No­ to ;,eek reelectiOn has allowed and become nell' e 111 commumty port a candidate dunng the mayor's office due to Raymond man 111 Warren~ ville Heights. \ember 3. 1999 elections. restdcnts fmm her district to be- Grabow·~ resignation becomes affairs after leavmg office. Democratic primary. J Grabow's resignation. Pegues did not become Protest against Forbes effectl \ 'C. Grabow plead guilty to a candidate for the office due to By CLAUDE STARKS two felony counts of theft in of­ Councilwoman Chris­ Teenager implicated in son's death fact that he was employed as a tine Young expressed shock fice February 5. upcrvisor for the blind for the The Carl Stokes Bri­ Grabow's resignation. when notif1cd of the felony 111- By CLAUDE STARKS the child's death. judge to dectde tfthe suspect will state of Ohio. gade and The Black Coalition For augmented by the resignation~ dtctments aga111st the city em­ The teenager ts being When Pegues oswmes Good Government were among be tned as an adult if the suspect of Service Director John Sara. ployees. A 14 year old Cleveland held in the Cuyahoga County Ju­ the mayor's office. he will he­ several acti\lsts groups who . IS between 14 and 16. Pohce Ch1ef John Kalvsky, and The political repercus­ youth was charged with delin­ ventle Detention Center_ ..:ome the first Afncan-Amencan demonstrated agamst the Presi­ Ferren w iII consider the former Service Director Wilham IOns result111g from the resigna­ Juvemle Court Judge dent of the Cleveland chapter of quency by reason of m urdcr and suspect'~ famil). school hi tory. Rozhon, has caused a change mayor in Warrensville Heights tions "ill affect the ClllZens ol child endangering m the death Rohert Ferreri dented the 14 year history. the NAACP George L. Forbes maturity and other mtttgatmg 111 morale among Warrensv11le Warrensville Hetghts. defending Shell Oil Company in of hts II month old son. old's request to attend hi~ son's Pegue can accept the factor when he decides whether Heights residents and city em­ Warrensville Heights a $48 mt llion class action lawsuit Cleveland police satd funeral on Thursday Feb. 19 at job of Safety Director when he the su. pect will be tncd as an ployees. has a population of 16,000 and ago.mst minority consumers. the teen was baby-sitting at his Watson's Funeral Home. IS sworn 111 as mayor, increasing adult. Pegues said he would 90 percent of the citizens are The demonstration girlfnend's home in the 1100 The child's mother dtd his yearly salary from $54.000 to The suspect's next ap­ attempt to ease the tension African-Amencan. took place February 19 in front block of East. 87th on Feb. I I not attend the heanng to decide S80.00J. pearance in court w1ll be when throughout the ctty and among Wilham L. Pegues, War­ of The Rockefeller Building, 6 l 4 whether the child's father will be Pegues is married and when the child died. the suspect'~ family dectdes ctty employees. rensville He ights City Council Supenor Avenue. Eleven month old La released. whether they will hire an atLOr­ Pegues will have has one daughter and a grand­ Prest dent for I 0 years and coun­ The protestors con­ Shae Davis died from multiple in­ Ferreri will dectde on ney. achtevcd several major accom­ child. Cilman for eighteen years, will demned Forbes apparent conflict ternal injuries and broken bones. the prosecwr's mot ton whether The suspect was repre­ plishments when he is sworn in Pegues will run for become rna) or on March 31. of interests by defending Shell Lulia Reed, the grand­ the teenage will be tned a~ an sented by a publtc defender at as mayor. mayor on November 3, 1999 Oil Company against a lawsuit mother of the 14 year old, said adult. the Warrensville Heights when he has completed Grabow's Pegue · will retain the posiuon brought by minority citizens liv­ the teenager demed any role in Ohio law allows the hearing. c~y charter prohiblls state em- unexpired term until the November, 1999 elec- ing on Cleveland's East Side. Thesday. February 24. 1998- Friday. February 27.1998 EASTSIDEDAILYNEWS Page2 I~~~~~~V~A~N~TA~G~E~PO~ffi~T~~~~III~I ~~~YO~~~HE~A~LT~H~~~II' Allstate Agent Deborah Dulaney provides services for clients Doctors work on cure for diabetes patients By CLAUDE STARKS the 11th Congressional District The products and ser­ Diabetes is the fifth lead- For these reasons, try- four or five years. Caucus. vices at the agency include: auto, ing cause of death in the United ing to keep insulin-dependent Currently, the researchers Deborah R Dulaney be­ Dulaney's office hours boat, motor chili, business,home States. Individuals with diabetes diabetics' blood sugar level close are working to determine ifdiabetic gan her professional sales career are 9:00 a.m. until 6:00p.m. owners, renters, mobile home, mellitus are at increased risk for to normal range is a major struggle rats can be cured when implanted at the age of 16 years old while Monday through Friday and life/annuity, condominium, and heart disease, blindness kidney for both the patient and physician. with normally functioning islet still in high school. 9:00a.m. untill:OO p.m. on Sat­ finance. failure and lower extremity ampu- Type II diabetics pro- cells. At this early age she urday. rations not related to injury. duce insulin, but their cells have The process involves re­ learned the importance of being A new addition to Please feel free to give However, a collaborative grown resistant to the actions of moving healthy islet cells from a customer service oriented. Dulaney Insurance Inc. is associ- Dulaney Insurance Agency Inc. research project taking place at insulin; most type II diabetics can pig's pancreas. The pancreas, in She still remembers ate agent Angelique Alabsi who a call at (216)-663-8399 (office) the 0lortheastem Ohio Universi- be treated with oral drugs. addition to producing and secret- • Sears slogan "the customer comes brings 10 years experience in the or they can be reached by fax at ties College of Medicine (NEOU- Currently, a group ofre­ ing enzymes required for digestion, ~ first." insurance industry. (216)-662-8496. COM) may offer hope_ to some of searchers from The University of contains the islet cells. Dulaney worked as a Dulaney Seminar for 'Elder Law' to be held the 16 million diabetics in the U.S. Akron (UA), the Northeastern After the islet cells are ~ part-time sales associate for strength and preservence in hav­ -Aii infOrmativesenunar Thursday, March 12, 1998, from Diabetes is a disruption Ohio Universities College ofMedi­ extracted and purified, they are ' 'Sears Roebuck and Company at ing the success that she has ac­ for health care providers on one 8:30a.m.- 12:30 p.m. of sugar metabolism in the body · cine (NEOUCOM) and Summa placed into a polymer tube de- • Randall Park Mall and often ob­ complished in her life. of the most perplexing aspects of Pre-registration is causing elevated blood sugar. It Health System in Akron, is work­ signed by Joseph P. Kennedy, :'served the Allstate booth across She is a christian and is providing health care: being $40.00 and $50.00 the day of the can be caused either by a defi- ing on a method that could po­ Ph.D., and Georgina Fenyvesi, • from the shoe department where hoping to get more involved in caught between family members seminar. Fee includes continen­ ciency of insulin, or a decreased tentially cure diabetes type I. Ph.D., polymer chemists at The , She worked and she decided that her church, Temple Baptist who wish to make all the man- tal breakfast, all handouts, and ability of the body to use insulin, Richard P. Levy, M.D., a University of Akron. she wanted to become an Allstate Church and in community in­ agement decisions, and the resi- 3. 7 5 hours for social workers, and a hormone secreted by the pan- NEOUCOM professor of internal This polymer tube is then ' dent. 4.6 contact hours for nurses. agent. creas. medicine and an endocrinologist implanted into diabetic rats. volvement doing seminars on the The seminar is at For further information Upon her graduation importance of having insUrance. Insulin allows glucose at Summa, stated, "If we could This process has a!- ' from John Adams High School in SomersetPointRetirementCom- and brochure, call (216) 752- She is also a member of munity in Shaker Heights on 5600. (sugar) to enter body cells and be devise a system where the blood lowed the researchers to immuno- • ~ 1980, Deborah went to Cuyahoga converted into energy. Insulin is sugar of the patient controls the isolate the islet cells, meaning that Community College and earned A-1 Battery provides a variety also needed to synthesize protein amount of insuli'n the patient is the tube prevents the rat's immune t :an Associates of Arts Degree in and store fats. given automatically, in effect, we system from destroying the islet : 1984, and later attended Western services to customers for cars If diabetes is left un- would have cured type I diabe­ cells and allows them to produce : Illinois Univtrsity. treated or uncontrolled, glucose tes. insulin. She later went to work By CLAUDE STARKS customers. and lipids (fats) remain in the Our approach will be to "Dr. Kennedy designed for Harding Business College Stollo's son, Daniel Jr., bloodstream and, with time, dam­ insert normal insulin-producing and patented a polymer that func- : (West Campus) and American Daniel Strollo started A­ works as an employee and there age the body's vital organs and cells, called islet cells, into a dia­ tions like a membrane. It is flex- . Career Institute (West Campus) I Battery at the comer of Broad­ are two other employees. contribute to heart disease. betic person, but these islet cells ible, sturdy and allows glucose and Cleveland Institute of Den­ way Avenue and Miles Avenue The hours of operation Diabetes mellitus is clas­ will be isolated from destruction and insulin to filter in and out eas­ tal-Medical Assistants (Down­ in 1981. Strollo moved the busi­ are Monday through Friday 9 a.m . sified into two main types: Diabe­ by the person's immune system. ily, but keeps antibodies out. That town Campus) and Barbizon until 5 p.m. The telephone num­ ness to 2935 Detroit Avenue tes type I, or insulin-dependent As the patient's blood was the critical point that Dr. School of Modeling (Indepen­ on Cleveland's West Side in 1986. ber is 861-6001. diabetes; and Diabetes type II, or sugar goes up, the islet cells will Kennedy was able to devise. : dence) as an Director of Admis­ A-1 Battery's inventory Strollo noninsulin-dependent. make more insulin and normalize Other researchers have been able • sions for all four proprietary features new, reconstructed, and Jype I diabetics are un­ the blood sugar. While the im­ to immuno-isolate cells, but the · , schools before coming into the factory blemished batteries. Julie Rittenhouse gets position able to produce insulin; they must planted islet cells are functioning, membranes previously used have • insurance industry. Brand names in stock are frequently monitor their blood the diabetes will be 'cured."' had problems, making them less • After recruiting for these The Sisters of Charity A Cleveland resident, Power Boss and Delco. sugar levels and take several daily Their research, although likely to be used in humans. That's four schools for several years, Foundation of Cleveland and the Rittenhouse is active in her com­ Besides selling batteries. insulin injections. in a preliminary stage, offers hope . where we think our polymer has : I;>ulaney realized that she enjoyed Saint Ann Foundation recently munity. A-1 also provides battery and elec­ for diabetics; Levy, who is the pri­ major advantages,'· Levy said. f!leeting new people and guiding named Julie A. Rittenhouse as trical system testing of cars, mary investigator for the project, them on their career choices but Program Coordinator. The an­ Call boats. and trucks. said their method may be ready To Advertise s)'te always wanted to go back to Battery prices range from nouncement was made by the . •s liARAiil IMPROVERS (216) 721-1674 for human trials within the next I •! her first career choice of being an $19.95 on reconstructed and fac­ foundations' executive director, lJgent with Allstate Insurance Sister Catherine Lee. CSJ. - Complete Garage Do ore, Openera, Repair• ~------~ tory blemished batteries to $45.00 _ StJalghten, Secure, Rebuild Complete Garag,. Company. for new batteries. The batteries in " We are extremely Senior 4 Handicap Dlacounte free Eatlmatea-Sama Day Service Honey Bear DayCare She believes that giving stock can be used in cars. boats, pleased to have someone with Julie's extensive program devel­ 15400 Miles customers a quality insurance and trucks. • update and educating clients on Strollo credits his rela­ opment experience joining us at 378 (Pager)SS0-6054 Cleveland. Ohio 44128- 752-1020 I•' their insurance needs is the key tionship with his customers for the foundation ," said Sr. Registration Is Being Taken NowFor Children 2- 5 Years Of : to developing a successful their continued patronage, and re­ Catherine Lee, CSJ. 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CARS OPENED Rebuilt Auto Parts For Sale MBE CertUiecl 4601 Superior Ave. 14312 Miles Road Tenant files lawsuit against Cuyahoga Cleveland, Ohio 44103- (216) 881-5566 Cleveland, Ohio 44128 (216} 271-3000 10% Discount On Locks Purchased With Ad County Fairgrounds officials on race By CLAUDE STARKS cials prior to the termination of diers has 35 members. the contract be returned to him. The Buffalo Soldiers DOlT ALL 921·1529 James Barettt 62, of Barrett said he will re­ also have female members, that Construction Co. Lakewood recently filed a law­ quest a jury trial and will return are proficient in riding horses and "24 Hr. Service" Licensed & Bonded suit in Cuyahoga Common Pleas to the fairgrounds if he wins the using small guns. Porch Enclosure. Painting, Court against the Cuyahoga lawsuit. The Buffalo Soldiers CHARLIE WEBB. President Roofing, Drywall, Siding, County Fairgrounds. Barrett is a member and participate in parades throughout (216) 283-2268 Cabinets, l'ile, Cleveland, Ohio 44102 Plumbing & Electric Fixtures 147th STREET AUTO SALES Barrett said that the serves as the agent for the Cleve­ thegreater Cleveland area and fairground officials left horse land chapter of the Buffalo Sol­ the nation. Complete Line of Cars For Sale manure near the entrance of the diers. Barrett said his organi­ We Finance Our Cars barn where his horses are kept. The name Buffalo Sol­ zation attempts to teach inner city Barrett said that nails diers was derived in 1865 by In­ youth about African-American's Thanks For Your Easy Financing - Ride Today were placed in the water from dians who believed that the Tenth contributions during the Civil $500.00 to $5,000.00 Cars which his horses drank from. Calvary, a group of African­ War. Continued Support! 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Young men who will Economical Cars relief from the court by request­ ies around the country. tum 26 in 1998 will be reaching ing that all rights and privileges Barrett said the Cleve­ FOR SALE an important milestone, accord­ he had with the fairground offi- land chapter of the Buffalo Sol- PITTS' SHOE REPAIR 1989 Taurus ing to the Selective Service Sys- 1989 Chevy Celebrity tern. ~ Cloud's Creative Cooking Beginning on January 1, 1998, men who were required to Full Serves Carry-Out & Catering For All Occasions register with Selective Service in 2908 EAST 1 16TH STREET 1990 will be turning 26 and will ~ CLEVELAND. OHIO 44120 Introducing Cloud's Creative Cooking A Full service Shoe Repair Shop 4357 Lee Road no longer be eligible for induc­ tion should a draft be re-insti­ Specializing in ..... (coruer or Miles and Lee Rd.) tuted. 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His second 10-day con­ in 36.9 minutes per contest. New Jersey and Milwaukee. The Cavaliers fell to the tract began on February 12 and The Cavs will face the Milwaukee Bucks 99-91 on Sat­ he has now signed for the remain­ Anderson on injury list Philadelphia 76ers on Tuesday urday (Feb. 14) at The Gund. der of the season. The Cle~eland Cavaliers (Feb. 17) at the CoreState Center On Thursday (Feb. 12), The 6-4 Thomas began have placed guard Derek Ander­ in their third of four meetings this at SkyDome, the Cavs snapped this professional career by sign­ son on the injured list and signed season. their three-game losing streak ing as a free agent with the guard Carl Thomas to a I 0-day On Friday (Feb. 20) at with a 103-94 win over the Toronto Scramamento Kings on October contract, it was announced re­ the Continental Airlines Arena, Raptors. Tahar the Beastmaster will wrestle live alligators at the Sportsman's Show, March 3, 1991. cently by Wayne Embry, Cavs Cleveland will face the New Jer­ The Cavs were defeated 14 - 22 at the I - X Center in Cleveland. Thomas also played with president and chief operating of­ sey Nets in their final meeting of by the Miami Heat 91 -81 on Tues­ three othe NBA teams, including ficer of the team division. the season. day (Feb. 10), at Gund Arena. Tahar to wrestle alligators at Sportsman·Show playing 19 games with Cleveland Per team policy, contract in 1996-97 terms were not disclosed. Lynette Woodard traded to Shock From heart-shopping alii- amusement park. 1NN, Espn Jeep Trails, Discovery Thomas began the 1997- Anderson, who suffered Lynette Woodard, guard Captivating audiences gator wrestling stunts to action­ Channel's , Tkhe Travelers, 98 season with the Golden State a Grade Two sprain of the medial for the Cleveland Rockers during for the past 15 years, the Scheer packed lumber jack perfonnances, MTV's Real World and Road Rules Warriors before being waived on collateral ligament (MCL) in h1s Brothers Forest Sports Show fea­ the inaugural season of the visitors to the 6lst annual and Road Rules and on the November?. right knee on January 30 at Indi­ tures a unique blend of sports, WNBA, was recently selected by Sportsman's Show will find an en­ Family Channel. Thomas then signed as ana, is expected to be out of ac­ the Detriot Shock in the WNBA' S histmy, and comedy and includes tertainment extravanganza head­ The Scheer Brothers will a free agent with the Orlando tion for 6-8 weeks. expansion draft an opportunity for audiences to lined by Tahar the Beastmaster and appear Tuesday, March 17 through Magic on December 4 and was Woodard started all but experience a nostalgic logging Buttler's brace removed The Scheer Brothers' Sunday, March 22 only. waived on December 23. one game for the Rockers last sea­ competition of the early 1990s. Cleveland Cavaliers Tahar the Beastmaster will Admission is $7.50 for Thomas then rejoined Highlighting the history guard Mitchell Butler was taken son, averaging 7.8 points, 4.1 re­ have show audiences trembling adults and $3.75 for children 6-12; Golden State, signing a 10-day bounds and 2.4 assists per game. of lumber jackng the show com­ out of his hard neck brace on with fear as he wrestles six to eight Children 5 and are admited free. contract on January 9. She was picked up by the Rock­ bines seven different lumberjack Monday (Feb. 16 ). alligators simultaneously with his Including today's game ers in the WNBA's el ite players event top world renowned ath­ New baby for Ferrys The hard neck brace bare hands and even sticks his bald at Milwaukee, Thomas has played draft last February. Woodard letes clad in checkcrd shirts and Cleveland Cavaliers for­ was replaced with a soft collar and head in the jaws of a vicious alliga- in 22 NBA this season averaging steel boots and a theatrical narra­ ward Danny Ferry and his wife he will start very light conditi on­ The Witchita, Kansas and plan for the future." tor! 3.8 ppg on .384 (33-86) FG%. tion deliverd by one of four an­ Tiffan are the proud parents of ing exercises. native is the all-time leading scorer The Detroit Shock, and The 42-year-old Moroc­ In 42 career NBA career in collegiate women's basketball nouncers. Grace Ferry, who was born on This phase will last ap­ the "Washington Mystics se­ can, who amakes his living wres­ NBA games, he has averaged 2.8 history with 3,649. The show's events in­ January 29 at 6: 17 a.m. at Fairview proximately four to six weeks. lected four players (one from each tling alligators, will appear daily ppgon 385(47-122) FG% She is a graduate of the clude ax towing, underhand chop­ General Hospital. She weighed in Butler, who remains out of the eight inaguural teams) in throughout the nine-day show. Thomas has played in 8 University of Kensas. ping, log rolling, tree clmbing, at 7 pounds, 4 ounces and is 20 for the season, underwent suc­ the expansion draft. Tahar began wrestling games with the Cavaliers this sea­ "We wish Lynette the cross cut sawing, hot sawing and inches long. cessful surgery to remove the d1sc In addition to Woodard, allgators in the early 19890s when son, averaging, 1.5 ppg on .250 best," said Rockers Head Coach chainsaw carving. Grace joins Hannah at the C5-6 level of his neck on Detroit General Manager/Coach ;he was an acraobat with ( 4-16) FG%, including .222 (2-9) Linda Hill-MacDonald. "She is an The Scheer Brothers Lauren, who was born on Septem­ Mondy(Dec. ) in Los Angeles. Nancy Lieberman-Cline also se­ the Ringling Broth;ers and Barnum three-point FG% and 1.000(2-2) outstanding ambassador for the Forest Sports Shows have been ber 30, 1996, in the Ferry house­ Calif. lected Tajama Abraham (Sacra­ &Circus for four years. Ff% with 9 rebounds,2 assists. 3 sport of women's basketball. We featured on ABC'S, Wide World, hold. Butler appeared in 18 mento), Rhonda Blades (New He also spent one sea­ steals and 2 block. had a hard time deciding which games for the Cav this season. York) and Tara Williams (Phoe­ son performing at the Riviera Thomas scored a Cavs players to protect and we ended Casino's "Splash" show in Las Ve­ averaging in 18 games for the nix). career high 9 points at New York up. making the decision based on gas, and has performed at sports on Feb. 15. Thomas has played in Cavs this season, averaging 2. 1 Jim Lewis and the the long term future of the fran- shows, circuses, fairs, casinos and 27 games over the last two sea­ ppg, 1.2rpg and 1.0 apg in I 1.4 .chise. Our younger players Washington Mystics picked up amusement parks all over the sons with two seasons with minutes per contest. :showed a great deal of talent Heidi Burge (Los Angeles), world. EARN Oleveland, averaging 1.2 ppg on Butler last played on De­ :down the stretch last season and Deborah Carter (Utah), Tall'\VItY Tahar currently performs Sera·Tee Biologicals .325(13-40) FG% in 5.6 minutes per cember? at the Lo Angeles Lak­ ·we felt it was in the best interest Jackson, (Houston) and Penny Brazil at the Beto Carero World Limited Partnership in game. ers. •of the franchise to protect them Moore (Charlotte). 3224 Prospect Avenue Cleveland, OH 44115 Buster & B.J. :ne. La Hoya fight postponed due to injury $100 (216) 431-7790 . Oscar De La Hoys's De La Hoy a. 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It tells a poignant story Styles (Larry Fishburne). a about the community where Though Styles creates "The film has a lot of mes­ Ossie Davis and Ruby Dee presents A THANK YOU Singleton was raised; of three an atmosphere ofstrict discipline sages in it," Singleton says, "but lion and Broadcast ofBoy:: 'N The Hood, the st01y ofthree friends in FOR VOTING to keep his son out of trouble, Tre my main message is that African­ a neighborhood where everybody grows up the hard way. The US THE BEST is forced to grow up in a neigh­ American men have to take more feature jil starring Morris Chestnut.left, Oscar Award- winning PIZZA ON THE -~j.41···~, borhood crippled by gang vio­ EASTSIDE! .., ...... responsibility for raising their chil­ actor, Cuba Gooding, Jr., center, and hip- hop recording artist, Ice .... lence and drugs. .. dren, especially their boys. Fa­ Cube, right. .. 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