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P U L L 0 U MARCH 9-15, 1997 THE DETROIT VOL. 2 NO. 17 75 CENTS S u n d a y Io u r n a l CONTINUING THE STRUGGLE FOR JUSTICE AND CONTRACTS ©TDSJ INSIDE comes clean Papers used him They made then dumped him, me a deal. ' * They promised informant says to give me a By Robert Ourlian Journal Staff Writer better job and During the tense and emotional days before the newspaper strike more money if began in July 1995, members of a I would Detroit Newspapers teamsters local voiced their most private thoughts, become their Photo by ANTON CORBIJN fears and strategies in packed meet­ ing halls, unaware a company mole spy.” ENTERTAINMENT was reporting everything to top - James Victor Holley management. Van Morrison brings out Union officials now say that the rocking roadhouse reports to management, made sever­ Journal photo by REBECCA COOK side of John Lee Hooker, al times a week, may have helped the company’s efforts to provoke the above, on the ex-Detroit­ strike. They have filed federal unfair er’s new disc. Page 23. labor practice charges over the episode. ‘They made me a deal,” James SPORTS Victor Holley, an 18-year DN employ­ Detroit goes to OT. ee, said last week. “They promised to give me a better job and more money When the Pistons need if I would become their spy.” a man in the middle, Holley publicly confessed last - —- week. He asked other union mem­ center-forward Otis bers to forgive him and to condemn Thorpe is the top the company for exploiting him and enticing him to betray the unions at option.Back Page. a crucial time in the lives of more than 2,500 families. CITY & STATE “What I did was wrong,” Holley, 41, said at a union-arranged press Life’s a gamble. But conference. “It was selfish. I didn’t gambling can also be an think it would hurt anyone. “I hope that everyone can under­ ,® ° . #s> addiction. A Wayne State w stand why I did the things that I did. \Jnio" ',aV^\,is ot«»' d»e University substance For those who can’t, I’m sorry.” abuse center will study Night and day, from pay phones ^-s2SS«f?SS «■ ■**** and from his home phone, in on-duty how to combat it.Page 3. and off-duty meetings, Holley told a,-**-*0* senior DN officials what members of *or «“* * iclWW- * * * ______Teamsters Local 372 were saying INDEX 'S £ & ~ Vo^ b*»taUr{ ------^ b e r) ____—______^ _ and doing, who served on committees Between the Lines Page 28 and what strategies were being dis­ _ »b°'ve . ta Set^* Classifieds Page 29 cussed. On at least one occasion he u> ...... ||| I..... reported directly to DN chief Frank Crossword Page 32 Vega. Union officials say the spying Editorials Page 12 dates back to 1990, and they did not Susan Watson Page 3 See SPY, Page 8 PAGE 2 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL MARCH 9, 1997 mm S undayjournal A n i n j u r y TO ONE IS Journal changes delivery plan The Detroit Sunday Journal is halls throughout metro Detroit. If published weekly by Detroit AN INJURY ear Reader, you have any question about Sunday Journal Inc., 3100 E. Even though you may TO ALL! have received The Detroit where to find your Journal, please Jefferson, Detroit, Ml 48207- D Sunday Journal free at your home,call us. 5052. Mail Subscription price is The members &. officers of the Transportation Communications it has always been our goal to We believe putting the Journal $15 for three months, $30 for circulation on a paid-subscription Union stand with striking newspaper increase paid circulation. six months (no refunds). 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Preregistration Contact Jim at (81 O) 233-0448 Women’s Recognition Month pro­is required. Call 800-543-9355. MARCH 9, 1997 PAGE 3 TATE Her place is back in the kitchen eanne Sarna can’t type answering the phone, filing and typ­ worth beans. ing stories into the computer. S u sa n When she goes back into the building in mid-March, she will be J But she has cooked with Watso n doing many of the tasks previously Julia Child. Studied under performed by a union member who the top chefs in Paris. Won crossed the picket line during the Michigan’s Home Economist of the strike and took Sarna’s job in the Year Award. And when she talks red lips and Popsicle-stick picket test kitchen. That’s right. Sarna about purple Peruvian potatoes,signs. gets the scab’s former job while the people listen. I don’t know how Sarna feels scab keeps Sarna’s prestrike job. For nearly a decade Sarna ran theabout the recent offer to return to Some view this as vindictive; Detroit Free Press’ test kitchen. Shework. I didn’t ask. But on Feb. 21some call it ridiculous. Others see in tested and created recipes, she got a call from the Free Press it a plot to make union members answered readers’ questions and tellingfed her a job was available. loath to return to work. half the staff. She never minced “I thought it meant that everyoneI’ve long since given up trying to words about her job. She’s a homewas going back,” Sarna said. understand the workings of the cor­ economist, not a journalist. It didn’t. Of the 2,000 people stillporate mind. But I do know this: “I don’t have a strong writing out, fewer than two dozen have beenUsing someone with Sarna’s food background and I don’t type veryasked back. None has returned toskills to do clerical work in the busi­ well,” she said. “I tend to be a per­ work yet. ness department is a loss - for the fectionist, so I have to type very Sarna, who graduated from readers and for the paper. slowly to be accurate.” Marygrove College with a degree inUnless the courts order the paper Twenty months ago Sarna wenthome economics, wasn’t offered herto return Sarna and other workers Journal photo by REBECCA COOK out on strike. She walked the picketold job back. Instead managementto their previous jobs, it’s highly Jeanne Sarna leaves the Free Press after meeting line and staffed the front desk at offered her a clerical job in the busi­unlikely she will ever get back to with management last Monday. the Sunday Journal. Last Christmasness news department. Her duties: See WATSON, Page 4 she sewed dozens of mushy-faced little dolls with curly hair, bright Gambling joins list of addictions under study By Michael Betzold too often are treated separately, Journal Staff Writer Schuster observes. With casinos coming to Detroit, the To treat opiate dependency, director of Wayne State University’s Schuster is studying the effects of new substance abuse research center methadone and two other drugs that is launching a program to study how are promising. One, buprenorphine, best to combat gambling addictions. can block receptors in the brain from Therapists at the UPC Jefferson being “taken over” by heroin for sever­ Research Clinic, which opened last al days. Another, known as LAAM, year on East Jefferson, already are was discovered by Schuster in the late treating some gamblers who can’t stay 1960s but came on the market only in away from the tables in Windsor, and the past year. Dr. Charles Schuster wants to expand Another researcher, Dr. Howard research into treatment for compul­ Schubiner, has launched a three-year, sive gambling. $ 1.4-million study to determine “Gambling dependency can only get whether drug treatment for attention worse if the opportunity is easier,” deficit disorder helps cocaine addicts says Schuster, a psychiatrist and for­ kick their habits. In previous studies, mer director of the National Institute Schubiner has found that about a on Drug Abuse. Schuster came to quarter of people treated for sub­ Detroit with his colleague and wife, stance abuse also have attention Dr. Chris-Ellyn Johanson, to launch deficit disorder. WSU’s ambitious new program to Evidence suggests there may be a combat drug addictions. Journal photo by GEORGE WALDMAN genetic link between the two kinds of The center is one of a handful Dr. of Charles Schuster heads WSU’s new addiction research clinic. problems. It’s thought that people places in the nation that combine with attention deficit problems have a treatment, research and counselorfrom bars, gamblers should avoid car­things, you can avoid these cuesdeficiency or of dopamine, a neurotrans­ training programs for abuse ofrying lotsOf cash and also learn the learn alternative ways of dealing withmitter in the brain that regulates the cocaine, heroin, nicotine and alcohol.feelings and situations that lead themthem.” “executive functions” of organizing, Schuster believes behavioral tech­to gamble, Schuster says. “When doThe center provides mental healthfocusing attention and delaying grati­ niques used to treat drug addictionsyou suffer from urges? What are theand substance abuse treatment asfication. Drugs often abused such as can work for compulsive gamblers cues?as Is it when you are depressed,well as training for professionals whococaine increase levels of dopamine, well. when you are angry, when you’re withdeal with these problems. Mentalapparently easing attention deficit Just as alcoholics should stay awaycertain friends? Once you learn thesehealth problems and substance abuse See ADDICTIONS, Page 4 PAGE 4 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL MARCH 9, 1997 Scenic rivers divide townships, regulators

By Michael Betzold have no voice in how rivers are pro­ Journal Staff Writer Designated state Rivers proposed for tected, McEwen notes. Who should control what gets builtnatural rivers eventual state designation Most of the rivers already designat­ along the state’s wildest rivers? Au Sable, Betsie, Boardman, Big Huron, Black, Cass, Dowagiac, ed under the 1970 act are in northern Property rights advocates want to Flat, Fox, Huron, Jordan, Little Escanaba, Fence, Fish Creek, Grand, lower Michigan. In southeastern take power away from the state gov­ Kalamazoo, Pere Marquette, Kalazamoo, Indian, Little Manistee, Michigan the only waterway now pro­ ernment, but environmentalists say Pigeon, Rifle, Rogue, TNvo- Manistee, Muskegon, Ontonagon, tected is a portion of the Huron River that would leave sensitive watersheds Hearted, White. Paint, Paw Paw, Pine, Presque Isle, in Washtenaw County, although the without adequate protection. St. Joseph, Shiawassee, Sturgeon, rest of the river is proposed for future At stake are possible changes to the Tahquamenon, Thornapple, Thunderdesignation. Also proposed for eventu­ state’s 1970 Natural Rivers Act, which Bay, Whitefish. al designation is the River Raisin. regulates development along scenic There is no timetable for including Michigan rivers. State Sen. George the Huron, Raisin and other proposed McManus, R-Traverse City, has beenboth sides of the issue to discuss pos­(MUCC), which represents anglers rivers in the natural rivers program, leading an effort to revise the law tosible reforms in the law. and hunters, oppose giving local and gov­ some that are proposed may give local governments more say overBrian Warner, a member of Citizens ernments veto power over river pro­never be included, especially given which rivers are protected. Alliance for Regulatory Reform, a 400-tection. cuts in DNR staffing, officials say. All or parts of 14 rivers currentlymember property owners’ group based“This is a program to protect the In the meetings called by McManus, are covered under the law, which givesin Hart, said his organization wantspublic trust resources of all the citi­the parties have agreed to codify as the state power to impose zoning ordi­townships to have veto power overzens of Michigan,” says Rick Moore, anlaw the DNR’s practice of gathering nances on riverfront property. Anothernatural rivers designations. CARRMUCC official. “While there is a role input from landowners and local offi­ 25 rivers have been proposed for even­proposes that, if a majority of town­for local input, it can’t be totally givencials in the river protection program. tual state designation. ships in the watershed vote againstover to local control, or the broad pub­“There’s an opportunity for some Resistance has been building indesignation, the state could notlic trust can’t be protected.” kind of consensus here,” says Moore of northwestern lower Michigan over theimpose zoning restrictions. Putting local governments in chargeMUCC. “We’d be able to support some proposed designation of the Manistee“We really challenge the conceptof river management would lead toadjustments to the act to reflect more and Pine rivers as “natural rivers.”that watershed management can onlypiecemeal efforts that would fail tolocal involvement.” Gary Henderson, an aide tobe done through top-down govern­protect the rivers, environmentalists But Warner of CARR, who works as McManus, says 35 local townshipmental control,” Warner says. He alsosay. an environmental coordinator for boards and two county commissionswants local governments to be able to“A river is basically as good as itsWolverine Power Supply in Cadillac have gone on record opposing rescind those existing natural rivers desig­worst parts,” says Scott McEwen of and whose father-in-law owns proper­ designations. nations. The Michigan Farm Bureauthe Tip of the Mitt Watershed Council,ty along a Pine River tributary, wants Last year McManus proposed a billand the Michigan Townships Associa­an environmental group based local in governments, not the state, to to weaken the state’s power to enforcetion have joined Warner’s group inConway. lob­ have the final say in development zoning ordinances under the Naturalbying for changes to strip theIf local government officials gainalong the rivers. Rivers Act. It drew flak from environ­Department of Natural Resources ofpower to control zoning along sensi­“We have faith in the townships’ mentalists and died in committee. Inits power to control riverside zoning.tive rivers, non-property owners whoelected officials,” he says. “We trust recent weeks McManus has been Environmental groups and theuse the rivers - such as canoeists,they will administer this in a way that meeting with interested parties onMichigan United Conservation Clubsduck hunters and anglers - wouldwill protect the watersheds.” As state balks, EPA to send Her place is back in the kitchen WATSON, From Page 3 job. “I’m anxious and nervous, but I’m salmon warnings to anglersthe test kitchen. And that’s a waste. willing to do the best I can. I don’t It’s like cutting off your nose to spitehave the skills but I will be learning By Paige St. John warning. your face. them. Journal Staff Writer Perciasepe reminded Haveman that The test kitchen recently forgot to “I am a little concerned about The EPA is to mail warnings aboutthe EPA believes PCB levels in Great include the lentils in a lentil soup working with people that have differ­ consuming salmon to more than Lakes a salmon make the fish a hazardrecipe that ran in the paper. Mistakesent feelings about things than I do. I million state fishermen this week. not just for women and children buthappen. I do stuff like that all the am sure I will make a lot of people The mailings follow Michigan’s last-also for other “susceptible popula­time. I’ve ruined half a dozen cakes nervous because I represent some­ ditch efforts to fend off such an advi­tions” who tend to eat fish more fre­by trying to add eggs or baking sodathing that can help them lose their sory. quently, such as anglers and Nativeto the batter after I put it in the jobs. But I’m willing to go in with my “We are concerned that, with the Americans. oven. But I don’t claim to be the cookhead high and do the best I can.” 1997 fishing season approaching, theThe EPA was waiting for state offi­ Sarna is. So what if she can’t type worth citizens of Michigan will be enteringcials to give them a list of those hold­As her return date nears, Sarna is beans? The girl can cook. And she the season with inadequate informa­ing state fishing licenses before send­trying to be upbeat about her newdoesn’t need a kitchen to do it. tion,” Assistant EPA Director Bob ing out its warnings. The fish advi­ Perciasepe wrote in a letter received sories also will be handed out through by Michigan Community Healthsome 2,000 doctors, pediatricians, Director James Haveman last week. obstetricians and health centersNew WSU clinic seeks addicts In the past two weeks, Michiganworking with the federal Agency for state officials have dropped theirToxic Substances and DiseaseADDICTIONS, From Page 3 being an administrator at the federal repeated assurances that eating Registry. The EPA also is planning on drug agency and wanted to return to Great Lakes salmon is safe. They now publishing the warnings in tribalproblems. doing useful research. say children and women of childbear­newspapers. The center’s largest program treats “I want research used in the com­ ing age should restrict the amounts ofMeanwhile, the EPA has not about 250 people for tobacco dependen­munity,” he said. “That’s why I came those fish that they eat. responded to a suggestion by Have­cy. Focusing on smokers who have totried a place like Detroit.” However, state officials continuedman last week that the state and EPA but failed to quit, Schuster and col­The center is looking for people 18 to refuse to amend the Michigan fishput together another panel of scien­leagues are studying whether treatingand over who are dependent on tobac­ advisory that is published with thetists to review the fish consumptionunderlying depression in some smok­co, opiates, cocaine or gambling to be state fishing guide. Those officials saywarning. If such a panel were formeders may help them quit their habit. part of its treatment and research information in pamphlets handed outit would be the third scientific review Schuster, who has published moreprograms. Those interested should through doctors will be sufficientof the data. than 300 articles, says he grew tired ofcall 313-993-3964. MARCH 9, 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 5

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For some trials he would be 776-8912 firebomber and confidante to Detroit’swhisked to the courtroom in a mis­ 22400 organized crime lead­ sile-proof armored W. WARREN ^ W s TalkRadl° ers whose testimony vehicle with special Detroit, Michigan sullied the reputa­ devices that wouldn’t tions of many Macomb allow its tires to be County politicians 3 shot out. He was and inspired a succes­ escorted to and from Join us in a sion of federal racke­ court by an entourage teering indictments, of a dozen specially « 99 CARAVAN FOR JUSTICE has told prosecutors trained a-gents. he is through cooper­ The FBI and U.S. to Stuebenville, Ohio ating. Attorney won’t dis­ There aren’t many cuss Pree, who, at tears being shed on least for now, remains jj either side of the line in the federal witness Pree has tiptoed along protection program. Rally in the Valley II since seeking federal Pree is the man witness protection al­ “You’re talking who testified that the Saturday, March 15, 1997 most seven years ago. about a person Warren firebombing Leaving the Southgate Community Center, “You’re talking was ordered by reput­ Southgate, Michigan at 7:00 a.m. about a person whosewhose background is ed Detroit Mafia boss background is just sojust so checkered. Vito Giacalone so his checkered,” said Ma­ pal, Michigan gar­ Let's show our support to Wheeling-Pitt the comb County Pro­ Every time he does bage magnate An­ secutor Carl Mar- something like this thony Soave, would workers who are fighting a battle for economic jus­linga. “Every time he get the city’s trash- tice for all of us! This is just another round in thedoes something likehe lessens his useful­ hauling contract. this he lessens his use­ ness as a witness.” Soave, owner of continuing struggle to reduce the standard of living fulness as a witness.” Carl Marlinga City Management for all workers. Marlinga was forced and many other trash to drop charges last Macomb County prosecutor companies, has never The Vultures of Corporate America will continue Wednesday against been charged and one of four men accused in the sensa­vehemently denies any knowledge of to pick away at our bones if we don't stand unitedtional 1991 firebombing of Warren’sthe case or any association with Pree and fight back.Who will be next? trash transfer facility because Pree, or Giacalone. But Pree’s testimony his chief witness, refused to testify. immediately muddied any politician For more information or to sign up and join us, “That’s it for him as any kind of wit­who accepted campaign money from contact the United Steelworkers of America, ness,” said David Griem, a former fed­Soave, and that was practically eral prosecutor and now much-in-everyone in Macomb County. District 2, at (313) 374-8200 demand criminal defense attorney. The firebombing also enabled for­ Griem also represented some of themer Mayor Ronald Bonkowski to men Pree testified were behind thesteer the $ 16-million garbage con­ United Steelworkers of firebombing and assorted other actstract of to a longtime friend whose paper murder and mayhem perpetrated incompany had no employees, trucks or the last decade by organized crime ina landfill. The contract was then sold America suburban Detroit. to Soave. Griem called Pree a professional Pree’s testimony in 1993 led to fed­ liar and “witness for all seasons.” eral racketeering indictments against Pree did fail at least two lie detector 17 men the U.S. Attorney labeled tests administered by the FBI. He Detroit’s family of organized crime. also pleaded guilty earlier this year toWithout Pree, it is highly likely a perjury charge leveled against himnone of the 17 will ever see a trial - by the very federal investigators Preeyet another huge embarrassment for once looked to for protection. federal investigators already bloodied “What that generally tells me is once before in attempts to bust that maybe he crossed them,” saidGiacalone, 74, of Clinton Township. Griem. A .much-heralded FBI sting of Pree is refusing to cooperateGiacalone’s Wolverine Golf Course, because he is angry over beingalleged to be the center of a national slapped with a 25 to 75-year sentenceand illegal sports betting operation, in Oakland County for armed robbery.collapsed when Giacalone and others m Pree believed part of his deal withwere found innocent by a federal jury. m federal authorities was that he would Pree’s refusal to cooperate jeopar­ get a light sentence for the Oaklanddizes his status in the witness protec­ County robbery. Marlinga said Preetion program. And if what he has said Harry E. Lester-Director, District 2 was expecting a seven-year sentencein the past is true, Pree could become “that he would serve half of in a statea target for murder. MARCH 9, 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL S PAGE 7

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But two weeks later he was told to rule out the possibility of other spies, cross the picket line and return to even in other unions. work. “The law prohibits employers from He did. He also continued to provide engaging in espionage of unions and information to management on people members,” said Sam McKnight, an who were out. attorney for union members who have In early 1996, management been locked out of their jobs since arranged a meeting between Holley offering to return to work three weeks and Vega, who thanked the worker for ago. his espionage work and promised him Former co-workers expressed shock a promotion. Soon after he was given at the role played by the man they a better-paying job as a single-copy knew as Vic. driver, delivering newspapers to racks “He was always friendly to every­ and stores around Detroit. body. ‘Hey, how are ya doing?’ and But at some point Holley realized he everything,” said one. “He was defi­ couldn’t maintain the double life. nitely down with all of us.” “I kept my secret for many years,” At the news conference Holley he said. “I started talking to close appeared with his attorney, Yuvonne friends and family. I asked them for R. Bradley; the Rev. Wendell Anthony, advice. I felt guilty. president of the NAACP’s Detroit “Most of them told me to stop the chapter, and officials of the locked-out spying - and start helping the folks unions. who had lost their jobs. Newspaper officials denied Holley’s “I prayed on it. I wanted to get it off detailed claims, which attorneys said my chest.” are backed up by conclusive evidence. His decision to abandon his pledge “At no time did Mr. Holley provide to spy for managers was unpleasant, us with information about union Holley said. activities,” said Vega. “We’ll be pleased “When I told John Taylor that I to cooperate with the National Labor wouldn’t spy anymore, he was angry,” Relations Board to prove there’s abso­ Holley said. “Taylor threatened me by lutely no truth to these charges.” saying: Your ass is out.’ ” Attorneys and union officials said Not long afterward company man­ they were “saddened but not sur­ agers accused Holley of being “rude” to prised” at the company’s attempt to a merchant on his route. They fired infiltrate union meetings. They said him on Dec. 9, 1996. the espionage could have affected the 1992 talks, in which the company also Lessons learned prepared for a forced strike. Victor Holley was never a strong “He is not the first worker who has union man. When he lost his job in the been exploited,” said A1 Derey of 1980s, he didn’t believe he could turn Teamsters 372. “But Victor Holley had to the union for help. the guts to tell the truth about an ugly “To be honest with you, they didn’t little secret that has been going for six do a damn thing for me,” he said. years.” “Back then the Teamsters didn’t seem The Rev. Ed Rowe, pastor of Central to represent the black managers.” United Methodist Church, where the Journal photo by REBECCA COOK Rev. Anthony told the press confer­ news conference was held onJames Victor Holley says Detroit Newspapers hired him to spy on union members in ence last week about three concerns Wednesday, said the ordeal was a partadvance of the strike. He did it for six years. “When I told John Taylor that I wouldn't he spy had. of the “corporate greed” that causedanymore, he was angiy. Taylor threatened me by saying: ‘Your ass is out.' ” “I’m concerned about the fact that the 20-month dispute. he felt driven to move in another “One man escaped the suction of “They wanted to know the names work.of “I met regularly with Johndirection because he was not assisted that corporate greed and is standingunion members and how they voted,”Taylor, director of labor relations. by labor,” Anthony said. “I’m also con­ here today in confession,” Rowe said.he said. “They wanted to know who“Mr. Taylor often called me at home.cerned that management took advan­ “Before there can be reconciliation,said what at meetings. He called me at work. He arranged fortage of his situation and used him. there must be confession.” “They wanted me to get them confi­me to meet him in the cafeteria. We “And I’m concerned that he let him­ dential details about the union’s strat­had many meetings in his office. self be used.” Making the deal egy and plans.” “It was always the same story. He Anthony, who stressed that the Holley had been with the DN since Direct and matter-of-fact, Holley wanted information about the unionNAACP - is pro-labor, said stronger ties the late 1970s, working his way upspoke to about the arrangement and he I gave it to him.” between labor and minorities need to a job as a district manager in circula­made to become a spy. How could he be forged. But he said he also is torn in tion. He said he was forced to resigndo it? Second thoughts the dispute over the newspaper strike that job in 1987 or be fired after a dis­“At the time I didn’t think the unionHe spied throughout the 1992 talks,because The Detroit News and Free agreement with supervisors over cus­was doing anything for me,” Holleyin which the company hired VancePress “have not been friends to this tomers on routes in his district. said. “So I accepted the company’sguards and made other strike prepa­community.” Holley considered suing but in 1990offer.” rations before backing down in the“We need to have an honest meeting he instead struck a deal to drop anyThus began Vic Holley’s double life.face of stem admonitions from then-of the minds in a way that builds fam­ lawsuit and take an entry-level job inTo co-workers he was a congenialMayor Coleman Young. ilies up rather than tears them down,” circulation on the customer serviceand reliable man around the office. ToAnd he spied throughout the negoti­Anthony said. order desk. the bosses on the mezzanine of Theations and Teamsters meetings that For Holley the lesson of his ordeal is There was one proviso: The DNDetroit News building, he was aaccompanied the fateful 1995 talks, stillin being learned. would take him back only if hewealth of information they could notwhich unions resisted what many con­“I realize that I can’t trust the com­ promised to feed management sensi­learn any other way. sider the company’s obvious provoca­pany,” he said. “They don’t play fair, tive information about the internal“For a while, they took care of me,”tions to strike. and they don’t keep their promises. workings of Teamsters Local 372. 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A proposal to ban the use of perma­ In other testimony: nent replacement workers in Michi­ ■ Mailer Joe Hopkins Jr., a former gan could soon be introduced in the picket captain at the Clayton Street state House, said lawmakers probing distribution center in Detroit, testified the Detroit newspaper strike. that guards in riot gear, with shields Also planned to be introduced is leg­ and four-foot billy clubs, lined up in V- islation regulating the use of private formations to attack crowds of pickets security companies such as Vance that included women, including International, employed by Detroit Mahaffey, and children one night. The Newspapers, and a resolution urging incident resulted in irreparable injury the return of all locked-out newspaper to mailer Vito Sciuto, who was clubbed workers to their jobs. over the head by a Vance guard. State Rep. Raymond Murphy, D- ■ Mahaffey testified that similar V- Detroit, chair of the House Labor and formations were being formed by Occupational Safety Committee, and Vance guards one night at the South­ the panel’s other four members heard Journal photo by REBECCA COOK field Freeway service drive distribu­ from about 20 witnesses on the strikeMembers of the House committee listen to strike-related testimony last week. tion center despite police orders to and the use of private security guards. remain out of sight. She said she con­ The 3V2-hour hearing took place lastDuring the hearing, Detroit CouncilNews are owned by out-of-state con­tacted police who ordered the guards Monday at the Detroit City CouncilPresident Maryann Mahaffey decried glomerates. to disband and retreat. chambers. Murphy said officials from the cost to the city because of what The Rev. Ed Rowe of Central United ■ Teamsters 372 member Steve the Detroit Newspapers were invited she described as an attempt by the Methodist Church said the strike thatWaskul testified that he was chased to attend but did not appear. newspapers to break their unions andbegan in 1995 has decimated much of and run off the road by a carrier or a “We’re going to do all we can to passlet the community suffer the conse­the Detroit community. Vance guard while driving a motorcy­ legislation about these security guardquences. “It’s distressing when the top “It’s not just labor that’s at stake cle in Oakland County. Afterward, firms,” said Rep. John Freeman, D- newspaper officials are quoted acrosshere - it’s the community that’s beingWaskul said, he spoke with a subur­ Madison Heights. “But corporationsthe country saying their real aim is toassaulted,” he said. “It isn’t just any ban police commander, who said DN give a lot of money to Republicans andbust the unions,” she said. “I view thisproduct - it’s information. This is ansecurity officials, in meetings before to (Gov. John) Engler in particular. asSo a struggle for people to be able toassault on our right to know.” the strike, had promised strikers it’s going to be hard to pass appropri­get their jobs back.” Mailers 2040 President A1 Young would be given “a fight for their lives.” ate legislation.” A1 Derey, secretary-treasurer of told the committee that union mem­■ Newspaper Guild member Jean Said Rep. Andrew Raczkowski, R- Teamsters Local 372 and head of the bers have been run off the road, pho­Gadomski testified about a Vance Farmington: “If there are egregiousMetropolitan Council of Newspapertographed at their homes, followed toguard who purposely slammed a steel abuses of civil rights, the RepublicanUnions, noted that the unions whosework and videotaped as they held out­door into her as she picketed outside Party will bond with our fellow locals are part of the labor dispute door parties for their children. the Detroit News building, knocking Democrats to correct such abuses.” have settled contracts with other local ‘You have paramilitary guards onher to the ground unconscious. A draft copy of the resolution notesnewspapers and distribution firms. the road playing policeman,” he said.■ Mailer Mike Janish testified that “the quality of information dissemina­“But there is no settlement at the “Something needs to be done with thishis girlfriend was followed and forced tion in the state of Michigan and theDetroit newspapers,” Derey said. The industry.” He said even the Sterling off the road by two Vance vehicles, image of southeastern Michigan haveother companies are locally owned, heHeights police, known for theirwhose occupants instructed her to suffered as a result of this strike.” pointed out, while the Free Press andaggressive opposition to the strike,transmit warnings to Janish, then stole her car keys. ■ Guild member Rebecca Cook, a pho­ tographer, said guards at picket lines labor notebook she has walked have called her pro­ fane and sexist names “more times than I can count.” TV2 workers reach tentative pact■ Printer Fran DeChane testified that a Vance guard nudged her repeatedly Bargainers for union technicians,sions. The contract provides a cancer. Shanker, 68, was a pioneer with his car while she was leafleting a photographers and editors at Fox $2,000 lump sum payment followed in organizing educators. service station. She sat on the hood of TV2 reached a tentative agreement by 3 percent wage increases in “A1 Shanker’s death is a tremen­ the car, which took off down the street with station management in a deal September 1997 and September dous loss for public education and while she clung to the antenna and that could end more than a year of 1998. the trade union movement,” said windshield well. When the car campaigns and activities aimed at Meanwhile, nearly 3,000 retired Rollie Hopgood, president of the stopped, two guards inside assaulted winning a fair contract. hourly employees from Kelsey- Michigan Federation of Teachers. her. The company claimed she assault­ “We feel this is an equitable deal Hayes Co. in Michigan, Ohio, Judi Bari, an environmental and ed the guards and fired her. and we will be recommending it to Illinois and Pennsylvania won a labor activist who led protests Because of her firing, “I probably our membership,” said Wes major victory in a bid to retain fullyagainst the logging of redwoods, won’t be going back when the rest of Hallmark, chief steward for Local paid health care. U.S. District died of cancer last Sunday in my co-workers go back,” DeChane 43 of the National Association of Judge Paul V. Gadola in Flint re­ Willits, Calif., at the age of 47. said. Then she bowed her head and Broadcast Employees and cently ruled in a 36-page opinion In 1990, while organizing actions wept. Technicians. that the company had to continueto save northern California’s “You’re going back, Fran,” one crowd A ratification meeting was set for paying full benefits to retirees and remaining redwood forests, Bari member yelled. “We’re all going back.” next Sunday. Hallmark said the their spouses as agreed to in a con­was permanently disabled when a Applause broke out. ‘You’re a hero, widely recognized boycott against tract. pipe bomb under the driver’s seat in Fran,” one locked-out worker called. the station will be suspended. her car blew up. She and her com­ Freeman said he could not believe Labor loses two activists panion were arrested in the hospital the amount of goodwill the newspa­ A contract and a victory Two national labor activists have on suspicion of transporting the pers were willing to sacrifice in the UAW officials said 7,200 workers died recently. Albert Shanker, who bomb, but no charges were ever strike. at American Axle in Hamtramck had led the 907,000-member filed. In 1991 the two sued the FBI “One person after another ... has will be covered by a new contract American Federation of Teachers and Oakland police for false arrest been assaulted or hurt or emotionally with wage increases, cost-of-living since 1974, died Feb. 22 in New and violation of their civil rights. distressed or chased,” he said. “I think, protection and job security provi- York after a three-year battle with The case is still awaiting trial. ‘My God, why are these corporations doing this?’ ” MARCH 9, 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 11

the lockout notebook Carter quits Gannett, denies strike tie-in By Robert Ourlian Wall Street woes Journal Staff Writer Executives from Gannett and ormer First Lady Rosalynn Knight-Ridder like to boast to Carter, dealing a blow to investors what great buys their religious and labor leaders stocks are. But that’s not how The seeking her support, denied Wall Street Journal sees it. F the Detroit newspaper strike had In a 20-page report Feb. 27, the anything to do with her resignation Journal issued its second annual from Gannett’s board of directors. “shareholder scoreboard” on She said in an interview with the America’s best and worst performing Atlanta Journal and Constitution on stocks. Friday that her age and hectic Gannett and Knight-Ridder are schedule - she’s writing a book - flunking. prompted her decision to leave. Gannett got grades of C, D, C and “I’m supposed to have this book in D on projected one-, three-, five- and by the first of June,” said Carter. 10-year returns on investments, “When things kind of pile on like respectively. Knight-Ridder did that, I start cutting down.” worse, taking home a C, D, D and E According to the paper, Carter’s in the same categories. resignation had nothing to do with the Detroit labor dispute. National mobilization The former first lady has received Planning is moving quickly for the hundreds of calls and letters over Journal photo by GEORGE WALDMAN national labor mobilization in the past year urging her to take a Detroit, scheduled for June 13-14. stand on the displacement of 2,000 Doll strikes a pose for justice Thousands of labor activists are working families in Detroit. expected for a variety of demonstra­ Gannett announced last week that ocked-out Detroit News worker Jocelynn Brown Rich has found a silver lining in the dark cloud of the 19-month-old newspapertions and actions across metro Carter is retiring from the board, Detroit and Windsor. along with two other directors, in i strike: It has given her time to pursue her passion of making dolls. While nothing is firm, organizers accordance with the company’s J k say activities to draw attention to mandatory retirement for directors IRich recently completed a 28-inch striker doll made of cloth with a and support for locked-out workers who reach age 70. However, Carter hand-painted papier-mache face, posable arms and separated fingers complete with painted fingernails. The doll wears a genuine leatherwill be directed at business and will not turn 70 until later this year political leaders and at highly visible and could have remained on the jacket, blue jeans, “No Scab Paper” button and papier-mache gym shoes and carries a hand-crocheted Sunday Journal bag. public events. board until the first shareholders Union members have already meeting after her 70th birthday, The doll’s entire ensemble also was made by the self-taught artist, who says, “I’m hooked on dollmaking.” begun chartering planes and reserv­ which would be in 1998. ing hotel rooms, organizers say. Carter will step down at Gannett’s With picket sign in one hand and a sandwich in the other, the one-of- shareholders meeting May 6. a-kind doll stands with her left foot resting on a bundle of DetroitKortsch Free arraigned Presses with a “No News or Free Press Wanted Here” sticker on them. Trickle of callbacks Before the strike and lockout, Rich was an editorial assistant at The Detroit dailies gave top play Three weeks after an uncondition­the News and also wrote the Stepping Out column for its On Detroitto former Teamsters lawyer Frank al offer by striking unions to returnsection. Kortsch, who was arraigned in fed­ their members to work, not a single eral court on a count of embezzling worker is back on the job. from the Teamsters Welfare Benefit All 2,000 remain locked out, withwhether he will accept the Free trucks rammed through picket lines,Fund. only a sprinkle of offers by the com­Press’ offer, also for a job substan­ endangering dozens of pickets whoKortsch is accused of billing the pany to take workers back. tially different from the one he had.retaliated by lobbing plastic pop fundbot­ for $48,000 for work he did not Meanwhile, unions and govern­ Last week company officials said tles and cardboard picket signs atperform between 1991 and 1993. ment lawyers continued efforts to they would begin taking back print­the trucks. Trustees of the fund and Teamsters seek a federal court injunction thaters at the rate of several each week, During a question-and-answer officials uncovered the discrepancies would order the companies to takebeginning March 17. A handful ofperiod, Liles raised his hand and and reported them to government back all locked-out workers. Federalcallbacks also were issued to mem­ asked whether the so-called strikerprosecutors. officials said they hope to decide thisbers of the Newspaper Guild main­violence wasn’t in fact the aftermath Kortsch served briefly as an attor­ week whether to seek the injunction.tenance unit. of a massive assault on pickets. ney for the Teamsters during the In a possibly related development, Anthony admitted that, yes, it was.newspaper strike, but has not been Detroit Newspapers contracted withCan’t run, can’t hide Liles was present that night in associated with the labor dispute in a Lincoln Park company to install DN officials constantly try to findSterling Heights and members of any capacity since September 1995. 180 interior surveillance cameras atsecret places for their meetings but locked-out unions commended, himNotably, the stories about Kortsch the Riverfront and Sterling Heightskeep running into the legions offor peo­ setting the record straight. received far greater play than the printing plants. The cameras are ple who support locked-out workers.But there’s bad news for Bruce 1994 criminal complaint charging supposed to be installed by April 1.Last month DN security chief Liles: Acting on complaints from theDN chief Frank Vega and a golfing Last Monday two Newspaper John Anthony was holding a back­security crowd, Mario’s managementpartner with illegally profiting from Guild members were the first to room meeting with other corporatetold Liles he was out of line and laidan insider stock trading tip. Vega have meetings with management security officials at Mario’s restau­ him off his job. paid a $92,000 fine and his partner concerning reclaiming their jobs. rant in Detroit. He showed a film Locked-out union members haveserved time in jail. Unlike Kortsch, One was offered and accepted a jobpurporting to illustrate violent voiced their disapproval of his layoff,Vega remains on the job on significantly different from her pre­activity by strikers. and expect more complaints will Lafayette. strike job, and Guild President Lou But Mario’s waiter Bruce Liles, come from some of Mario’s regular Robert Ourlian is a striking Mleczko said an unfair labor prac­who has several friends who are patrons and house accounts whoDetroit News reporter and a member tice charge would be filed. The sec­ locked out, recognized the video includeas the leaders of some of the of a Newspaper Guild bargaining ond Guild member has not divulgedthe infamous night a convoy of DNbiggest unions in Detroit. committee. PAGE 12 MARCH 9, 1997 Publisher: Tom Schram Co-editors: Susan Watson, Norman Sinclair Managing Editor: Peggy Spencer Castine Published by Detroit Sunday Journal Inc. 3100 E. 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HELLO... f; Stop the funding UTTBB I’M WATCHING V H *1- V THE L0CAU5MUSIC for cloning research IS LOUD AND CLEAR,- resident Bill Clinton wisely aims of his creator? put a hold on any federal What if, say, a Michael Jordan funding of human cloningclone decided he didn’t want to play research this past week. As basketball? Or a Mozart clone hated P the president noted, cloningmusic? holds Or an Einstein clone wanted the promise of exciting advances.to write poetry instead of working in But we agree with the president a physics lab? These clones would that, for now, the prospect of humanhave every right to live their own cloning raises too many ethical andlives as they see fit - whatever scientific questions to be supportedexpectations are heaped on them by with public money. their test-tube creators. The uppermost question deals Mark, now, we’re not raising with the safety and welfare of the these issues just to block progress. human clones themselves. DespiteWe’re fully aware that humans have the successful cloning of Dolly thealtered the natural order of things lamb in Scotland, it is by no means numerous times already, for good or sure that cloning can be done in ill. a Consider all the ways: Medicine routinely safe manner. prolongs life when it would other­ Welfare reform In Dolly’s case, for example, sci­wise end. Contraception prevents entists attempted 277 times to cre­ pregnancy. Agriculture, especially ate a clone from the genetic material plant and animal husbandry, pro­ needs reform of an adult sheep. Only one lamb,duces new breeds all the time. Dolly, survived. The same scientistsIndustry promotes changes in the ow, months after President claimed that such breaks may pro­ attempted several hundred more atmosphere and depletes the Earth’s Bill Clinton signed the vide some nifty windfalls for those times to create clones using geneticozone layer. Republican welfare reform companies but don’t go a long way material from sheep embryos, which No, we recognize that if we sim­ legislation that he nevertoward providing a significant are easier to work with. Yet onlyply objected to scientists meddling N should have signed in the amountfirst place, of employment, which, of another half-dozen lambs survivedwith the world, we’re far too late. he’s discovering it might be difficultcourse, was supposed to be the goal. to birth. Scientific progress is good, on the finding jobs for all those thousands Moreof specifically, a Labor Depart­ It’s one thing for scientists towhole, and cloning itself may yet pro­ poor people that his action will cutment off audit found 92 percent of work­ discard dozens or hundreds of duce great advantages for the from federal assistance within five ers would have been hired without it. unsuccessful embryos of sheep, mice,human race. Using cloned mice, for years. Employers were checking records or monkeys. It’s something elseexample, might aid in the develop­ Imagine that. only after they had already done the again to rinse hundreds of humanment of pharmaceuticals. Lab mice Without jobs, what will happenhiring to make sure they were eligi­ embryos down the drain. A societycould be genetically identical, per­ to all those people if they don’t haveble for the credit. Most of those hired that permits abortion out of respectmitting more precise measurement any money coming in? What will hap­were in low-skill, high-turnover jobs. for a woman’s rights might balk atof a drug’s effects. pen to all the kids? One thing theOverall, the credit returned less than the embryonic carnage involved in Yet, as President Clinton said, president can count on: They won’t40 cents in benefits for every dollar human cloning research. before humans are cloned, we need cooperatively disappear into thin air.spent. Assuming any human clonesmore time to weigh the moral, scien­ During Clinton’s acceptance Now, for some strange reason, survived infancy, they’d face othertific and ethical implications of what speech at last year’s Democratic this is supposed to look like a good dangers. The great mystery of genet­we’re doing. Convention, he urged businesses idea. to ics is how our genes know when to The past tells us that whatever reach out and hire them. The presi­ The White House plan, which is switch on and when to turn off. How,humans can control, they will. It also dent spoke as if he really believed heprojected to cost somewhere in the in other words, does a gene knowteaches that all too often we rush could count on corporate good-heart­neighborhood of $552 million over a when to produce a human liver andahead in the name of progress, only edness to respond to the needs of the5-year span, would allow businesses when to have it stop growing?to regret it later. Human cloning will unemployed masses, many of whomto deduct half of the first $10,000 in Scientists are, at best, in the dark keep until we understand it better. have never held a job before and havewages to longer-term welfare recipi­ about such matters. Dolly the sheep little if any workplace skills. ents. Companies would also be may run into some nasty genetic Suddenly the obvious questionallowed to count training, child care, surprises once she gets a little older. 10-second editorial seems to be making itself heard: transportation and other expenses as The track record, in other words, ‘What if businesses don’t respond?”wages. Furthermore, the plan suggests that the most likely fate ofTo help catch tax cheats, When in doubt, backtrack. extends something called the work any human clones would be an the Internal Revenue President Clinton is now recon­opportunity tax credit, which allows aborted pregnancy or an early death. sidering his earlier opposition to cor­employers to deduct 35 percent of the Surely it is immoral to subject any Service spent $4 billion porate tax breaks as a method offirst $6,000 in wages for those such human to such an outcome. on a computer system it enticing them to hire former welfareas shorter-term welfare recipients Other questions center on that now admits doesn’t recipients. One million of them, to beand ex-cons. most glorious yet troublesome of exact. According to a Reuters news human characteristics - free will. A work. Who pays for this In 1994, Clinton asked Congressstory, Clinton is said to be relying on clone would enjoy all the legal rightsboondoggle? Why, tax­ to kill a federal tax credit for compa­ “moral persuasion” to get corporate that any human does. But what if payers, of course. nies that hired disadvantaged work­ leaders to do the right thing. the clone’s wishes conflicted with the ers because his administration Oh. OK. MARCH 9, 1997 PAGE 13

iiliiii What America needs now is a general strike By Haldon C. Sutton poor. This GOP measure is aimed at every workingcriminals were rewarded with a massive financial President Bill Clinton’s signing of the Welfarefamily in America - in short, today’s welfare recipi­bailout; congressional rubber checks: It mainly hurt Reform Act of 1996 made little sense. ents will be tomorrow’s scabs. the Democratics, who held a large majority at the The president was comfortably ahead in all pollsPerhaps he signed it because of Whitewater. Couldtime; Rostenkowski, Benson, Wright: all powerful at the time of its passage and facing an opponentKenneth Starr have unearthed something damag­Democrats banished from Congress. who could do little more than remind voters ing, of or even incriminating, prior to the passage ofThe transgressions of Newt Gingrich dwarf those Ronald Reagan. the act? of Benson and Wright and approach Rostenkowski’s; Barring a disastrous turn of events in Bosnia,“Over a barrel” would not be an appropriate cliche;however, Gingrich remains speaker of the House. nothing could have prevented Clinton’s re-election.the situation would be more like holding a gun to theSo how can we fight the gutter tactics of the GOP? Even if he had been directly implicated, or indicted,president’s head. It reminds me of a B movie I once We can’t match the GOP’s financial resources or in the Whitewater case, the timing of such an actionsaw about the French Foreign Legion. An armedinformation-gathering capability. However, we can would have been so suspicious it could have back­force of indigenous inhabitants had overwhelmeddo a what the GOP failed to do - to shut down the gov­ fired on the GOP. desert fort and, upon the arrival of a relief columnernment of to gain its predatory ends. So why did he sign it? Yes, in 1992, Clinton hadLegionnaires, were planning to force the survivorsWe to can’t shut down the government, but we can promised to provide welfare reform; but he promisedpretend that all was well, so that all could beshut down everything else. It takes no effort at all, a lot of things that he couldn’t deliver, thanks tobutchered the together. really. You don’t even have to get out of bed. It has GOP’s obstructionism. He never promised, though,Is this the situation confronting us now? If so,worked we well before in the United States on a to provide the kind of welfare reform that the GOPlost the last election without even realizing it. metropolitan level. sent to him in 1996. The president had never beenLet’s review the history of our nation’s major post-It could work very well in Detroit, where the cor­ shy about vetoing other rapacious measures Watergate that political scandals. Abscam: The targets porate forces have hired a private army of jackboot- were thrust upon him by the GOP; why did he signwere almost entirely from the Democratic Partyed thugs to aid in their attempt to drive organized this one? (which was highly suspicious, in itself); S&Ls: Alanlabor from the city’s news media. Make no mistake about it, the Welfare Reform ActCranston, a powerful liberal Democratic senator, Haldon C. Sutton is a member of Local 1268, of 1996 is not just a vicious attack on our nation’swas the main victim in a scandal in which the worstUnited Auto Workers. He lives in Belvidere,III. Lack of parking is behind opposition to Super Kmart We are writing about your coverage ployment offices, humbling them­Too little, too late of the proposed Super Kmart (“Blue- letters selves to take whatever, anything to I read with interest your article light dilemma,” Feb. 2) on West Seven feed their families. Lean times (“Court’s education program targets Mile at Meyers. caused by the mean, money-mad. teen drinking,” Feb. 23). While the As a community-based group witharea ravaged by its imposition. There’s no in-between here. You Tobacco Alcohol Prevention Project an intense interest in the use and Even the seductive possibility ofeither got or you got not. Haves.(TAPP) does sound socially redeem­ development of property in Detroit,new jobs must be questioned. At leastHave-nots. Corporate America is ing, it appears to be more an enforce­ we are opposed to this use. one of the existing Kmart stores in theattempting to make “victim” and ment tool after the fact than a pro­ In addition to the concerns includedcity will be closed, thus opening to“sucker” one and the same. You are active step to nip the problem in the in your article, there is a serious lackquestion how many new jobs willthe union’s last gasp, or are you con­bud. of parking for this proposed use. Atbecome a available. tent to see America slide backwards If 54 percent of high school seniors public meeting held on Feb. 6, the The city of Detroit has a history ofto child labor and bastardization of begin drinking before they enter high Kmart representative made it clear being so grateful for even the tiniestdemocracy which for all intents and school, then obviously we wait too long that he has every reason to assumebit of development that it will bend itspurposes is nothing more than anto educate the children about the dev­ that Detroit will allow this use, evenreasonable rules and community safe­oxymoron, legal slavery? astating impact of alcohol on the pub­ without required parking spaces. Theguards to the detriment of residents Have unions shot their bolt? If so,lic health as well as their own health. plans which have been made availablewho have invested everything theythen so be it for the have-nots, orSince just about all the children watch to the public are incomplete and it ishave in their homes. Simply put, thisthose in between, who have no voice.television, the most effective way to not possible to speak with absoluteis an unbelievably poor idea and theThe power of the press. What a sick educate them on alcohol, tobacco and certainty. However, it appears thefact that Detroit officials so far appearjoke, stealing upon the powerless­drug issues is to have public service Kmart is at least one-third short of to support it is unconscionable. ness of the oppressed! Heaven helpannouncements on TV, which deglam- the parking that would normally beAnn Kirwin us all. orize them in a way that captures required for a store this size. The addi­ Detroit R. A. Zabrowski their attention. It would also help if tion of two restaurant buildings and Detroit these issues are addressed through their parking requirements couldDownsize means greed Identify potholes weaving them into the story plots of make this shortage even more dra­ If this be your last hurrah to this TV shows. matic. strike, I beg you make it a good one. Our illustrious governor has now Pradeep K. Srivastava This site is much too small for thisPrint the %$# facts! Take all unionsmade another decision: Every voter Detroit proposal. If it is a success, it will from at least 20 years back and com­ must have identification. impose immense customer and deliv­pare numbers. Don’t sucker us by say­I have worked on school and politi­ ery traffic on streets not meant foring union membership is on thecal elections for over 30 years, 15 of such huge volume; it will place a 24-upswing. Look at your situation andthose years as a chairman. Never, I hour operation adjacent to residentialtell us that numbers, union numbers,repeat, never has anyone, young orWrite us at the Journal property (a condition that rarelyare not at issue. old, voted in my precincts without The Detroit Sunday Journal occurs in suburban markets). There I suffered through a plant closing, propera identification. welcomes letters to the editor. will be intolerable noise, overflowunion member who still believes. If any questions arise, I make a call They must be signed with the parking off-site, 24-hour commercialChrysler was my employer. Have youto city hall or school headquarters for author’s name, address and traffic on residential streets and all seen their profits of late? And at whatverification before that person is telephone number for verifica­ else that accompanies such a hugeexpense? allowed to vote. I would ask Gov. tion but will be published with enterprise. Downsizing, streamlining, lean andEngler to concentrate on our No. 1 author’s name and city only. If it is not a success, that is, if it is mean. That’s the company mottoproblem, potholes. It is costing dis­ Send letters and opinion pieces run no better than current Kmarttoday. Take those same words andgruntled drivers thousands of dol­ to The Detroit Sunday Journal, operations in the city, it will fail andapply to the victims of their brilliance:lars. First things first. 3100 E. Jefferson, Detroit leave an additional relic with which“Down.” Let down. And many down Connie Grand 48207. the city must deal and a residential and out. “Lining.” Lining up at unem­Warren PAGE 14 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL MARCH 9, 1997

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Buffy slays vampires and March goes mad arch Madness begins in earnest this week. If you don’t know (or care) anything about college basketball, you might think the phrase refers to a new weekly series based on “Buffy, the Vampire Slayer” Mor a new John Tesh music special airing three times in a row. Come to think of it, you may be right. ■ NCAA Men’s thing”) co­ Basketball wrote the Tournament J im drama and Pairings,6:30 appears in it as tonight, CBS McFa r l in a SWAT officer. (Channel 62 in ■ “To Dance Detroit) - with Olivia,” Release the 9 tonight, CBS office pools! The road to the Final - We all know Louis Gossett Jr. can Four becomes concrete as the 64- act; he just doesn’t get the chance to team tournament field (including thedo it very often. But he brings char­ draw for the Palace of Auburn Hills, acter and dimension to this made- one of this year’s early-round sites) isfor-TV teleplay as a small-town unwrapped in the annual live procla­attorney whose practice and person­ mation outside NCAA headquarters al relationship with wife Olivia in Kansas City. CBS has exclusive (Lonette McKee) deteriorates after broadcast rights to the pairings the death of his 6-year-old son. Life announcement, but ESPN will be rebounds in both areas, however, hanging around nearby to air a col-when he takes on the case of a United Artists lege-hoop edition of “Sportscenter” atfarmer accused of the attempted 6:30. The madness truly erupts at murder of a small boy, forcing him to A good bet noon Thursday on CBS, with a delugeconfront his own emotions. Joe Don Elisabeth Shue and Nicolas Cage play a hooker and an alcoholic in “Leaving Las of back-to-back games. Baker and Kathryne Dora Brown, Vegas,” an unconventional love story which won Cage the 1995 Best Actor Oscar. daughter of Tyne Daly and Georg It debuts on Showtime at 8 p.m. Friday. ■ “Lifetime Women’s Film Stanford Brown, also star. Festival,”8 tonight. Lifetime - Oscar winner Susan Sarandon, who ■ “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” 8 ■ “Blockbuster Entertainment ■ “John Tesh: The Avalon knows a bit about the power of p.m. Monday, the WB (Channel 20 inAwards,” 8 p.m. Tuesday, UPN Concert,”'8 p.m. Friday (repeated at women in film, brings her “Thelma Detroit) - Of all the thousands of (Channel 50 in Detroit) - Shaquille 10 p.m. and midnight), Channel 56 - and Louise” savvy to bear as host ofmovies Warner Bros, could choose toO’Neal, free to go whole-hog I see John Tesh has grown a goatee, this first annual four-pack of inde­ create a new “drama” for its televi­ Hollywood these days while his kneewhich is almost as pretentious as pendent shorts by female filmmakers. sion network - well, you know wheremends for the Los Angeles Lakers (hiscalling that New Agey sonic tinkling The showcase features Kasi this sentence is going. Sarah movie, “Blue Chips,” makes its net­ he proffers “Teshmusic.” But this is Lemmons’ “Dr. Hugo,” about a physi­Michelle Gellar, known to daytime- work premiere simultaneously this March and your public TV station cian with a curious bedside manner; TV audiences from “All My night on Fox/Channel 2), is one ofneeds the money, so the premiere of his Adrienne Shelly’s “Lois Lives a Children,” stars as the teenager with presenters for the video-rental mon­performance special taped on Little,” about a housewife’s romance- a talent for doing in the undead in ster’s third annual soiree honoring Catalina Island - backed by a full novel fantasies; “Undertaker,” this adaptation of the 1992 camp favorites in movies and music. Garth orchestra and including selections Barbara Parker and Rachel Libert’s comedy. (Unlike the movie, there’s noBrooks, Tony Rich and Reba McEntirefrom his 1997 CD “Avalon” - is grisly tale of an inner-city embalmer; Luke Perry here; sorry, ladies.) 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‘Luminous ’ play heads for Broadway By George Waldman Rattner of Franklin, who secured the rights to write Journal Photo Editor a play from Hurston’s 11 heirs. A s local playwright Bonnie Lee Moss Rattner Speaking as much about that struggle perhaps as /% walks through her kitchen, she gently about the story itself, Rattner says quietly, “I come r —% touches a picture of jazz trumpeter to this naturally. It’s a woman’s story. It’s the story JL J L Wynton Marsalis on her refrigerator. that I love because of the woman’s search for mean­ She’s more than a fan. Marsalis is writing music ing and happiness. for Rattner’s play, “To Gleam It Around,” which “She does find what she’s searching for: happi­ debuted at Wayne State University’s Hilberry ness, meaning, love ... in her 40s, after two disas­ Theatre in 1983 and is slated to make the leap to trous marriages, with a man 12 years younger than Broadway in 1998. she.” That’s a major step in the process Rattner began Rattner adds that without the support of her at WSU 20 years ago when she decided to bring to husband and others around her, she might have the stage a novel that had moved her deeply. “Theiraccomplished far less. Eyes Were Watching God,” written by Zora Neale After opening at Hilberry - which rarely produces Journal photo by GEORGE WALDMAN Hurston in 1937, “transcends racial concerns, new plays - “To Gleam It Around” was produced inBonnie Lee Moss Rattner of Franklin goes to Broadway though it takes place in an all-black town,” explains See PLAY, Page 28 next year with her play “To Gleam It Around.” a-how, how, how By Susan Whitall Journal Music Writer ohn Lee Hooker can teach the blues. He can show you how to play that choppy, percus­ sive guitar style he picked up from his step­ father down in Mississippi. JHe’ll sing in that inky-deep, drony voice. And you can learn that, too. Van Morrison has been “doing” John Lee vocally for years, adopting Hooker’s stut- tering, repetitive vocal mannerisms “I got a lot of women’s names in dating back to “Astral Weeks” in songs. Della Mae, Sally Mae ... 1969. Susan,” he adds mischievously. “I But the really valuable informa­like women’s names in songs. I’ll tion this 79-year-old rascal knowsbe singing about women anyway. and needs to market is how to Can’t do a song without women. charm. He’ll tell you, in all serious­Get a good title, a woman’s name ness, that he has a song about yourthat really rhymes and some name, and you’ll probably buywomen’s it. names just write the He’ll even sing it for you. song.” It was while explaining his old Hooker is talking because he has song “Sally Mae” that he started a new album in the stores, “Don’t spinning tales. It’s instructive to Look Back,” produced by Van get Hooker talking about his daysMorrison, who also duets with the in Detroit, because that always blues legend on several tunes. In involves rent parties, Hastings one of those transcendental music Street nightclubs and the high biz coincidences, Morrison’s new maintenance party girls of the latealbum, “The Healing Game,” was ’40s and early ’50s, when Detroit released the same day last week really swung. (both albums include renditions of So who was this Sally Mae? “The Healing Game” as well). Photo by ANTON CORBIJN “She’s a real person but I wasn’t “I’ve known Van for 25 years,” singing about her,” Hooker says,says by Hooker. Was the temperamen­ phone from his home on San Fran­tal Irish singer a tough guy in the John Lee Hookertells how cisco’s Peninsula. “ ‘Sally Mae’ was studio? just a good title.Sally Mae ... Sally Hooker’s subterranean growl Mae ... Lord, you know you ain'tdeepens. “Not with me!” he barks. he did Detroit and the bluestreating me right....” See HOOKER, Pajre 27 PAGE 24 MARCH 9, 1997 Greenbeer will have no place here t. Patrick’s Day can be some­ Weddings and All the Fancy Balls.” thing like New Year’s Eve - The St. Patrick’s Day dinner amateur night. Green beer is includes Irish music and starts at 5 not exactly authentic Irish, norp.m. on March 17 at the inn, Grand Sare corned beef and cabbage, nor Riveris at Eight Mile Road, Farmington some of the activity that passes as St. Hills, an authentic structure itself; it’s Pat’s celebration. At Botsford Inn, on the National Register of Historic they’ve decided to eschew the green Places. beer thing for an authentic Irish din­ Reservations are necessary, at 810- ner - with the help of the metro 474-4800. Detroit chapter of the Irish American Cultural Institute. The buffet spread Brandel’s ‘tiny little place’ will include soda bread, potato-leek It was on, then it was off. Now it’s soup, Dublin Bay not only on again, prawns, chicken it’s open. Tom’s and ham pie, Fish o l l y Irish Ale House - cakes, pot roast of M the latest Tom beef in Guinness A b r a h a m Brandel outpost - stout, colcannon was unveiled a (potatoes with Restaurants week ago on onions and cab­ Woodward north bage), minted of Nine Mile in peas, bread pudding with Irish Ferndale. The tiny Irish bar adds whiskey sauce and many other dishes another element to Brandel’s stable ($19.95). of taverns, which includes Tom’s Journal photo by GEORGE WALDMAN The recipes are provided by mem­ Oyster Bars in Grosse Pointe Park, Michael Houlihan will ensure the St. Patrick’s Day fare at Tom’s Irish Ale House is authentic. bers of the institute, principally Royal Oak and Southfield and the Gerald and Pamela Maloney, who Blue Boat Bar in Harrison Township. By the time some interior changes the first batch of beer when I have brought them back from fre­ The flowering of Ferndale has been are completed, there should be 20 phoned, and his brother and sister- quent trips to Ireland, where, says predicted for a while now, and it’s more seats in what Brandel describes in-law, Chris and Krista Johnston. Gerald Maloney, the food at country beginning to show signs of actually as a “tiny little place.” Tom’s Ale The house label, 9 Mile, will be on houses - ‘‘big B&B’s” — has improved happening. House is at 22824 Woodward, just a more than half a dozen ales, porters greatly as tourism to Ireland has Because of the small dimensions of couple of blocks from the soon-to- and lagers when production is in full increased. Some of the recipes also the spot, Brandel will not reprise the debut microbrewery at 22646 swing. come from his mother and grandmoth­ oyster bar theme but will give the 45- Woodward, south of Nine Mile. The two-story premises include the er as well, and it’s all the real thing. seat tavern an Irish spin. Executive The Woodward Avenue Brewery brewery on the first floor and seating The Maloneys teach an Irish cook­ chef Michael Houlihan, who certainly opens late this month, reports Clark on the multi-windowed second floor. ing class once a year at the inn. The has the credentials, rides herd on all Bernstein, one of four partners A brief menu will be available, and next one is not until next February,of Brandel’s menus and he’s working putting together the project. The oth­ for those who want to take beer but it already has this irresistible on some Irish specialties to accompa­ ers are Grant Johnston, the brew- home, reproductions of moonshine title: “Cooking for Wakes and ny the Harp and Guinness on tap. master, who was culturing yeast for jugs will be used to carry out brew. Detroit rocks: It’s a big week for live shows By Gary Graff live versions of “Mr. Happy Go Journal Music Writer Lucky’s” songs, however, he has no If you’ve got a taste for a big rock desire to disappoint those who want ’n’ roll show, you’re definitely in the to hear his passel of ’80s hits such as right place. “Jack and Diane,” “Pink Houses,” This week is something to crow “Hurts So Good” and “R.O.C.K. in the about as the area’s venues will be U.S.A.” filled with big names and major “I’m not big on getting in front of record sellers - Sheryl Crow, people and being the schmoey type of Counting Crows, John Mellencamp, guy, ‘I’m not playing any of my old Phil Collins - as well as buzz bands songs, man,’ ” he says. “I don’t get such as the Wallflowers, Sloan, Space, that mentality. I understand it; I Blur, the Odds, Local H and the don’t want to play ‘Pink Houses’ any­ Cardigans. (See Going Out, Page 25.) more, but it’s my responsibility to do So many shows, so little space. that. Here are quick chats with some of “I know I would be disappointed if I the busy week’s top players: went to see somebody and they didn’t play the stuff I wanted to hear. I John Mellencamp don’t want anyone walking away say­ When “Mr. Happy Go Lucky” was Geffen Records, Inc. ing, That (jerk) didn’t play “Pink released late last summer, John Counting Crows plays two sold-out shows in Detroit this week. Houses.” To hell with him!’ ” Mellencamp refused to tour in sup­ John Mellencamp, Amanda port of it. “I’d need an awfully good album was a success. songs” that are Mellencamp’s stock- Marshall and the Why Store perform reason to go on the road right now,” Besides being his best-seller since in-trade. With VH-1 and AAA radio Monday, Wednesday and Thursday at said Mellencamp, who suffered a 1987’s “The Lonesome Jubilee,” “Mr. support, he scored a hit - “Key West the Fox Theatre, downtown Detroit. heart attack during his last tour in Happy Go Lucky” earned favorable Intermezzo(I Saw You First)” - along Tickets are $43.75. Call 810-433- 1994. reviews for its mix of dance and hip- with a Grammy nomination. 1515. Now he has a good reason; the hop elements with the populist “folk While Mellencamp is eager to offer See ROCK, Page 28 MARCH 9, 1997 t R V S R & i PAGE 25

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By Audrey McKenna ■ Chicago Celtic rockers the Drovers perform Schoolcraft College, free, 313-462-5218 ... m Comedy/dance Journal Staff Writer today at the Majestic, 4140 Woodward, Carl Michel, 9 p.m., Javamaster, W. Dance Theatre of Harlem, Tue.-next Sun., Detroit. Doors open at 4 p.m. Tickets are $15, Bloomfield, 810-626-7393 ... Pianist/compos­ he 35th annual Ann Arbor $30-$40, Music Hall, Detroit, 313-963-2366 which includes an Irish meal. 810-833-9700. er Pamela Wise and the Latin Jazz All Stars, ... Second City presents “Ambassador Bridge Film Festival, Tuesday ■ The 7th annual St. Patrick’s Day Autism 8 tonight and March 23, Bomacs Jazz Club, Party,” 8 p.m. Wed.-Thu. and 8 and 10:30 through next Sunday at the Benefit is Monday at the Soup Kitchen, 1585281 Gratiot at Broadway, Detroit, 313-061- p.m. Fri.-Sat., Detroit, 313-965-2222 ... Michigan Theater, offers a Franklin at Orleans, Detroit. Admission is 5152 ... Blur, 7 p.m. Fri., St. Andrew’s Hall, Perfor-mance Network presents a choreogra­ $10. 313-259-2643. Detroit, $10, 810-645-6666 ... The Noontime phers’ showcase, “Spring Dances,” Thu. to Tbreak from choosing a flick from■ Mariann the Murphy performs Celtic music Concert series presents the Carl Michel next Sun., $12, Ann Arbor, 313-663-0681 ... new releases at the multiplex. The and dance at 2 p.m. March 16 at Borders, Group performing original jazz compositions,Comedian Frank del Pizzo will perform 8 45290 Utica Park Blvd., Utica. Free. 810-726- 12:15-1 p.m. Tue., Downtown Library, p.m. Thu. (show, $8; dinner and show, $18.95) selection committee has already 8555. Detroit, 313-224-0580 ...Wailin’ Inc., Fri.- done the legwork. and 8:15 and 10:45 p.m. Fri.-Sat., ($10; ■ Irishfest: Poetry and Music to Stir the Soul Sat., Moby Dicks: Dearborn, 313-581-3650 ... $20.95), Joey’s Comedy Club, Dearborn, 313- About 100 films, culled from 350, features poets Richard Tillinghast, Mary Old Woodward Grill; Nikki James & the 584-8885 ... Flamenco workshop with La will be shown in 14 screenings. Most O’Malley and Thomas Lynch, and music by Flamethrowers, Fri., and Suzin and Steve, Karina from Los Angeles, every Sun. in the Ann Arbor Irish Ensemble at 2:30 p.m. Sat., Birmingham, 810-642-9400 ... Sports of them are independent produc­ March, 1-2 p.m. for beginners, $10, and 2- March 16 at the Birmingham Community Bar & Grill: C.C. & the Bad Luck Boys, Fri., 3:30 p.m. for intermediate and advanced tions, and no film is shown twice House, $5-$25, 810-335-0023. and City Limits, Sat., Wyandotte, 313-285- technique and choreography, $15, Miss unless it receives a festival award - ■ Comhaltas Ceoltoiri Eireann (Musicians’ 5060 ... The Boogiemen, Fri., Stan’s Dugout, Barbara’s Dance Centre, W. Bloomfield, 810- and part of the $10,000 prize money. Association of Ireland) presents Irish fiddler Auburn Hills, 810-412-1040 ... 7th House: 661-5202 ... “100 Years of Detroit Dance,” Martin Hayes and guitarist Dennis Cahill, 8 Sloan, 7:30 p.m. Tue., $7.89; Low and Sweet illustrated in photographs, memorabilia and A silent auction, live stage perfor­ p.m. March 22 at the Ark, 316 S. Main St., Orchestra, 8 p.m. Thu., $6; Odds with Gufs, 8 costumes at the Main Detroit Library, mances and lectures are also part ofAnn Arbor, $13.50, 313-420-0962. p.m. Fri., $10, Pontiac, 313-996-8742 ... through April 26, 9:30-5:30 p.m. Tue., Thu. the festival. Lavender Moon Cafe: Mike Dorn, 9 p.m. Fri., and Fri.; 9:30-5:30 Sat. and ii Selected concerts this week $2, and Lou Rye, 9 p.m. Sat., $3, Ferndale, 1-9 p.m. Wed., 313-833-4042. The festival’s opening reception is ■ “An Evening with Phil Collins,” 8 p.m. 810-398-6666 ... Soup Kitchen: Mudpuppy at 7 p.m. Tuesday; the film program Mon., $29 and $50, the Palace, Auburn Hills, featuring Paul Randolph, Fri., $5; Joce’lyn B i Family/happenings begins at 8. Show times are 7:30 and810-377-0100. & the Detroit Street Players, Sat., $5; Detroit Symphony Orchestra’s Young 9:30 p.m. Wednesday and Friday; 7, ■ Sheryl Crow and Dishwalla, 8 p.m. Tue., Bluesday Open Blues Jam every Tue. and thePeople’s Concerts presents award-winning sold out, Fox Theatre, Detroit. 810-433-1515. II-V-I Orchestra Big Band, every Thu., children’s entertainer Eric Nagler and the 9:30 and 11 p.m. Thursday (the 11 ■ The Wallflowers, 8 p.m. Wed., sold out, St. Detroit, 313-259-2643 ... Majestic: The DSO, 11:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. Sat., Orchestra p.m. show is free); 1, 7 and 9:30 p.m. Andrew’s Hall, Detroit, 810-645-6666. Chamber offers gothic/industrial and deep Hall, $7-$ 18, 313-833-3700 ... “Underground Saturday (the 1 p.m. show is free); ■ Laibach, 8 p.m. Wed., $13, 7th House, retro, every Mon.; acid jazz, every Thu.; Railway, Not a Subway,” a puppet show in Pontiac, 810-645-6666. World Famous Rockabilly Bowl, every Fri.; conjunction with the DIA exhibition and the winners’ screenings at 5, 7 ■ Guitarist Debbie Davies, who has played Rock ’N’ Bowl, every Sat., Vinyl Happy Hour,“Discovering Ellis Ruley,” 2 p.m. Sat., DIA and 9 p.m. next Sunday. with Albert Collins and Maggie Mayall and take your own records, 4:30-6:30 p.m. every Lecture Hall, free with museum admission, Ticket prices are $6 per single the Cadillacs, 8 p.m. Thu., $10, Sisko’s, Tue.-Wed.; Detroit, 313-833-9700 ... Magic 313-833-7900 ... Michigan Horse Council’s Taylor, 313-278-5340. Stick: Jeremy Enigk, 8 p.m. Thu., $10, 14th annual International Stallion screening, $10 for the evening or $35 ■ Wailing Souls, 9 p.m. Fri., $12.50, Detroit, Detroit, 313-833-9700 ... Fifth Avenue: Sun Exhibition and Trade Show, 10-9 p.m. Fri.; 9- for the entire week. Tickets are 313-833-9700. Messengers, tonight; Psyfunk, Mon.; the 7:30 Sat. and 9-5 next Sun., Pavilion for available at Schoolkids Records in ■ Poncho Sanchez, 8 p.m. Sat., $15, Majestic, Reefermen, Tue.; Mr. Downchild, Wed.; Agriculture and Livestock Education, MSU, Ann Arbor. For further information, Detroit, 313-833-9700. Byther Smith & the Nightriders, Thu.; East Lansing, $3-$6, 810-437-1525 ... ■ Counting Crows, 7:30 p.m. Thu.-Fri., State Kimmie Home, Sat., and the Articles, next “Dinosaur Babies,” a puppet musical, 2 p.m. call 313-995-5356. Theatre, Detroit, 810-645-6666. Sun., Royal Oak, 810-542-9922 ... Alvin’s: today, Oakland University’s Meadow Brook ■ Detroit Symphony Orchestra and conductorMikhal Caldwell and the True Stories Theatre, $7.50, 810-370-3310 ... 9th annual »Dogs have their day Erich Kunzel perform “Puttin’ on the Ritz: A Orchestra with Conspiracy Sound Ensemble, G reater Detroit Sportfishing Expo, 10-6 The Detroit Kennel Club Dog Show, going Salute to the Great Hollywood Musicals,” Fri., and from Boston, Thirsty Ear recording today, the Palace, $3.50 and $7.50, Auburn on all day today, offers a chance to check out 8:30 p.m. Thu. and Sat.; 8 p.m. Fri. and 3 artists: Cul de Sac, Medusa Cyclone and Hills, 810-377-0100 ... “Laura Ingalls Wilder: more than 3,000 of the prettiest of the p.m. next Sun., $16-$40, Orchestra Hall, 313- Outrageous Cherry, Sat., Detroit, $5, 313- Growing Up on the Prairie,” part of pooches in 149 breeds at Cobo Center. They’ll833-3700. 886-7860 ... The Blue Monday Hamtramck Youtheatre’s Movin’ Up Club Series, 2 p.m. be strutting their stuff in the largest one-day ■ The New Orleans Klezmer All-Stars will Blues Cruise begins at Motor Lounge, Attic today, Music Hall, $8, 313-963-2366. all-breed dog show in North America. Events join Temple Beth El’s cantor Stephen DubovBar or Roadrunner’s Raft; get to the other will run continuously and will include eques-and the adult choir for a Jazz-Style Sabbath bars on a shuttle bus for $5 all night, blues i Films/lectures/authors trian-style Grand Prix jumping events for Service, 8 p.m. Fri., Main Sanctuary, free, performers all night long, 313-369-0080, 313- Detroit Film Society: “It Happens Every canines, rocket relays and agility time trials. and 7:30 p.m. Sat., Handleman Hall, $40- 365-4194 or 313-875-3627 ... Magic Bag: Spring” and “Anchors Aweigh,” 7 p.m. Fri.- Show runs 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Tickets are $9 for $60, Temple Beth El, Telegraph at 14 Mile, Motor Dolls and Trash Brats, 9 p.m. Fri., $5; Sat., Detroit Main Library, Friends adults and $6 for under age 12 and seniors. A 810-851-1100. Botfly with Purple Fly, 9 p.m. Sat., $5, and Auditorium, $4, 313-833-4048 ... Detroit Film family pack (two adults, three children) is ■ The Detroit Concert Choir’s 10th anniver­ Duddy Miles-The Jimi Hendrix Tribute Tour, Theatre: “A Single Girl,” 4 and 7 p.m. today; $25. Further details at 810-352-7469. sary Celebration Concert featuring the 8 p.m. next Sun., $15, Femdale, 810-544- “Kiss Me, Stupid,” 7 p.m. Mon.; “La i Great music, great cause works of Mozart and Bernstein, 8 p.m. Sat., 3030. Ceremonie,” 7 and 9:30 p.m. Fri.; 4, 7 and St. Hugo of the Hills, Bloomfield Hills, $12, 9:30 p.m. Sat. and 4 and 7 p.m. next Sun., The Spelman College Jazz Ensemble will 313-882-0118. ii Theater $5.50 313- ... Lolita Hernandez is the fea­ perform at 4 p.m. today at Central United “Show Boat,” Tue.-May 24, Masonic tured poet at “Poetry at Main,” 7 p.m. Wed., Methodist Church. Proceeds will provide n Music scholarships for Spelman students from Temple Theatre, $22.50-$70, 313-832-2232 ... Detroit Main Library, 313-833-1470 ... “In Detroit and help the church’s Peace for Youth “The Tales and Songs of Woody Guthrie,” a “Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune,” The Life,” poetry revue, sponsored by Detroit one-man play featuring Bruce Liles, 2 p.m. opens the inaugural season for the Detroit Black Gay Pride Inc., and Kick! Magazine, 9 Program. The ensemble is directed by Joe today, First Unitarian Universalist Church, Actors Guild at the Alley Theatre in p.m. Wed., Lavender Moon Cafe, Femdale, Jennings, who teaches orchestration and jazz Detroit, freewill donation, 313-438-0688 ... Greektown, beginning Wed., 810-645-6666 ...810-398-6666. history at Spelman. He has performed and Jimmie G’s: City Limit, Fri. and Mud Puppy, “The Univited,” Grosse Pointe Theatre, Wed,- toured with Gladys Knight, the Temptations March 16 and March 19-22 in the Friends iNew on sale and the Four Tops. Tickets are $25 and tax- Sat., Fenton, 810-629-3955 ... Femdale Music Series presents “Something for Pops,” Auditorium, Grosse Pointe War Memorial, Widespread Panic and Robert Bradley’s deductible. The church is at Adams and with Wendell Harrison and Harold $12, 313-881-4004 ... “Magdalena,” North Blackwater Surprise, May 1 at the State Woodward in Detroit. Call 313-965-5422 or American premiere of the Brazilian operetta Theatre, Detroit, $17.50 ... At the Fox 810-426-6771. McKinney, 7 tonight, $4-$8, Magic Bag Theatre, Ferndale, 810-546-2503 ... Space, 8 presented by Musica Viva International Theatre: Russel Simmons’ Def Comedy Jam, iA leg to stand on p.m. Thu., the Shelter, Detroit, $7, 810-645- Concerts, 8 p.m. Fri., Orchard Ridge Campus April 5, $25; John Tesh, May 8, $28.50 ... At Kris Peterson, featured vocalist for Blue 6666 ... Memphis Smoke (Royal Oak): of Oakland Community College, $5-$ 15, the Magic Bag, Femdale: Eric Shoutin’ Spirit Tribe, will be honored with a benefit at Impact 7, Tue.; the Alligators, Wed.; Black Orchard Lake Rd. at 1-696, 810-645-6666 ... Sheridan & the Uptown Rhythm Kings, April 6 tonight at Alvin’s, 5756 Cass, Detroit. The Market, Thu.; Robert Noll & the Mission, Millie Jackson in “The Sequel - It Ain’t 27, $5 ... Mehr Ali and Sher Ali, April 20 at Broken Ankle benefit performers include Fri.-Sat., 810-543-0917 ... Local H and Over!” last performance today, Fisher the Mill Street Entry, Pontiac, $17.50 ... Blue Spirit Tribe, Blue Dog, Fathers of the Failure, 7 p.m. Fri., Clutch Cargo’s, Pontiac, Theatre, $19.50-$31.50, 810-645-6666 ... Squirrel Nut Zippers, April 11 at Clutch Id, Bobby Murray Band with Jim McCarty, $8, 810-645-6666 ... Sisko’s: Southside “Come Good Rain,” today only, PerformanceCargo’s, Pontiac, $5 ... John Michael Nikki James & the Flame-throwers and Denny, Fri., and Guitar Shorty and Network, $9-$ 12, Ann Arbor, 313-663-0681 ... Montgomery, Toby Keith, Ricochet, May 24 at Johnny Bassett & the Blues Insurgents. Call Southside Denny, Sat.; the Sharecroppers of Hilberry Theatre’s rotating repertory: “The Pine Knob, $22.50 pavilion, $15.50 lawn ... 313-832-2355 or 313-832-0589. Soul and Thom etta Davis, every Wed.; the Heiress,” through April 11, and “The Moved: The following shows, from 7th House Jam es Cloyd Group, every Thu. Taylor, 313- Crucible,” through April 26, $6.50-$ 16.50, to Mill Street Entry, Pontiac: Art Alexakis, «AII things Irish 278-5340 ... Latin Jazz Nights at Armando’s, 313-577-2972 ... ‘Travels with My Aunt,” April 3; Average White Band, April 10; and ■ Local Celtic favorites Blackthorn will per­ 8 p.m.-midnight every Thu., Armando’s, 4242 through March 22 at BoarsHead Theater, Throwing Muses, April 13. Tickets will be form everything from sea chanties to ballads W. Vemor Hwy, Detroit, 313-554-0666 ... Center for the Arts, Lansing, $10-$24, 517- honored. to contemporary music from Ireland at 3 p.m.Memphis Smoke (W. Bloomfield): J.D. Lamb, 484-7805 ... “Annie Get Your Gun,” Fri.-next Please send “Going Out” items to The today at the Millennium Theatre, 15600 J.L. Thu.; Irregular Boys, Fri.-Sat., 810-855-3110 Sun., Ridgedale Players, $10-$ 12, 205 W. Detroit Sunday Journal. 3100 E. Jefferson, Hudson Drive, Southfield, $5, 810-424-9041. ... Pianist Logan Skelton, 7:30 p.m. Wed., Long Lake, Troy, 810-988-7049. Detroit 48207. rating guide just opened O see it now § wait for the video £2 read a book instead

,‘ICTDC0DDTO0PDD0PD0CB 8 8 8 8 S 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 % < 8 8 8 8 recent openings It’s all Howard, stem to Stem Short, who plays Allen’s bumbling “Private Parts” “Booty Call”§! This raunchy and O sidekick, manage to create a few crude urban comedy is more tedious By Wendy Warren Keebler comedic sparks despite the script. Journal Staff Writer than funny, but co-stars Tommy Also of note is the young co-star Davidson and Jamie Foxx do create a Two things about Howard Stern Huntington, who has terrific timing few honest laughs. Rated R. are too short. One of them is his and a million-dollar smile - some­ - Michelle Banks movie. thing you won’t see much of on any How come Kenneth Branagh gets of the faces in the audience. Rated “Donnie Brasco”O Proving that to make a four-hour-long “Hamlet,” PG. - William Hanson one needn’t be from the neighborhood and Stern doesn’t even get two to appreciate the Mafia movie, hours? Yes, Branagh is doing “Citizen Ruth”O English director Mike Newell sinks Shakespeare, while Stern is just his teeth into the genre and happily doing himself. But the box office “Citizen Ruth” is a cheerfully rau­ hasn’t bitten off more than he can numbers will show that the Bard of cous comedy that goes after both chew with this intriguing true-life Avon can’t compare to die King of camps in the abortion wars and story of an FBI agent’s infiltration of All Media. never overlooks the woman who the mob. With Johnny Depp and A1 With “Private Parts,” cinema finds herself caught in the middle of Pacino. Rated R. -William Hanson becomes the latest realm conquered them. “Lost Highway”£0 We might call by shock-jock Stern, who’s heard in As Ruth Stoops, Laura Dern gives this disjointed film about murder and Detroit on WYST-FM (97.1). He’s one of the season’s great unheralded madness an interesting failure had already a radio legend, a TV person­ Paramount Pictures performances; she’s fresh and daring not David Lynch been guilty of this ality and a best-selling author, and Howard Stern re-creates his 1970s in her embrace of a woman that sort of thing for years. Rated R. - the sound track for his movie - on Detroit radio days in “Private Parts.” many other films would find unwor­ John Gallagher which he “sings” - has hit No. 1 on thy of heroine status, a glue-sniffing the charts. The movie deserves every their best to whip up some laughs lowlife whose thoughts never extend “Marvin’s Room”§ The late Scott with mostly lame material, this beyond the next hit from the next McPherson’s emotion-heavy drama bit of the large audience it will attract. It’s funny, gross, naughty Disney remake of the 1995 French aerosol can. about a family forced to cope with comedy “Little Indian, Big City” is a But she finds a self-preservation­ and touching, a nicely balanced and terminal illness has several big stars bungle in the jungle. ist instinct surfacing after her fifth - Diane Keaton, Meryl Streep and nicely paced comic biography with something for everyone. Stern fans Allen plays a tightly wound New careless pregnancy turns her into a Robert De Niro - but doesn’t trans­ prize fought over by a frighteningly will not be disappointed, and non­York commodities broker who dis­ late easily to the big screen. Rated covers he has an adolescent son liv­wholesome pro-life family headed by fans will not be (too) disgusted. PG-13. - W.H. Mary Kay Place and a pro-choice Stern plays himself - who else ing with his estranged wife in an “Rhyme and Reason”£0 This raw Amazonian Indian village. Mimi- faction led by Swoosie Kurtz’s mili­ could? who else would? - with documentary offers no insight into Siku (Sam Huntington) decides he tant lesbian feminist. Burt Reynolds charm and ease and even modesty the birth of gangsta rap and hip-hop would like to spend the summer adds to the fun as a slick evangelist music. There are too many talking as the movie charts his rise from Everydork to toast of New York. with Dad and get to know that hustler in this zestfully subversive heads and not enough performances. urban jungle along the banks of the debut by writer-director Alexander Rated R. - M. Banks The film is a love letter to his wife, the long-suffering Alison, played Hudson. Screenwriters Bruce A. Payne. R. -Matt Black “Unhook the Stars”(not reviewed) here by Mary McCormack. It’s a Evans and Raynold Gideon trot out tired old jokes - some of which are Gena Rowlands, Marisa Tomei and thank-you note to his legions of fans “Waiting for Guffman” § Gerard Depardieu star in this Nick and to his gifted staff, particularly rather cruel - about New York cab drivers and their skill with English, Writer, director and star Cassavetes-directed drama about a sidewoman Robin Quivers and swishy fashion-industry workers, Christopher Guest delivers a “mock- depressed widow who decides to take noisemaker Fred Norris, both of toilet seats and Amazonian Indian umentary” reminiscent of his classic one last crack at a meaningful life. whom play themselves in the movie. cuisine. “This is Spinal Tap.” Sadly, “Guff­ Rated R. And it’s an invitation to share man” isn’t nearly so rich as that ear­ They also don’t think much of pets “When We Were Kings”O Leon Stern’s glee as he turns showbiz’s and domesticated animals, appar­ lier cult favorite. Gast’s Oscar-nominated documentary worst nightmare into its best suc­ ently, since nearly all Mimi-Siku can Set in mythical Blaine, Mo., about boxer Muhammad Ali and his cess story. Rated R. “Guffman” follows a ragtag troupe of think of while he’s in New York is legendary 1974 championship bout locals who stage the corniest imag­ with George Foreman, may not sting hunting. One pigeon-bagging might “Jungle 2 Jungle” 2 have been funny, but director Johninable musical to mark their town’s like a bee but it certainly floats like a 150th anniversary. Sure, many of butterfly. Rated PG. -W.H. With apologies to co-stars Tim Pasquin really knows how to beat a Allen and Martin Short, who do dead horse. Detroiter Allen and See MOVIES, Page 27

“Fargo”R .-J.G. “The Preacher’s Wife”PG. -J.G. still showing “Fierce Creatures”PG-13. - W.H. “Ransom”R. - J.G. coming attractions “First Kid”PG. - W.H. “Rosewood”R. - J.G. se e it now§ “Blood and Wine”A tale of greed “Ghosts of Mississippi”PG-13. “Scream”R. - G.G. and lust, with Jack Nicholson and -W.H. “Secrets & Lies”R. - W.H. “Absolute Power”- J.G. Michael Caine. R. “Hamlet”PG-13. -J.G. “The Beautician and the Beast” “Set It Off’ R.-M. Black “City of Industry”Noir thriller set PG. - M. Banks “Jerry Maguire”R .-J.G. “Shine”PG-13. -J.G. in LA about small-time jewel thieves. R. “The Crucible”PG-13. - W.H. “Kolya”PG-13. - W.H. “Sling Blade”R.-J.G. “The Return of the Jedi”The final “Daylight”PG-13. -J.G. “M ichael”PG. - Matt Black “Star Trek: First Contact”PG-13. installment of remastered “Star “The Empire Strikes Back”PG. - “101 Dalmatians”G.-J.G. -J.G. Wars” trilogy. PG. Gary Graff “The People vs. Larry Flynt”R. “Star Wars”G.-W.H. P “Lovejones”Romantic comedy set in “Evita”PG. - J.G. -W.H. “Trainspotting”R. - W.H. Chicago. R. MARCH 9, 1997 PAGE 27

How Hookerdoes the blues Enter our Oscar contest HOOKER, From Page 23 Hooker first recorded in Detroit, at United Sound on Grand Boulevard. oviegoers, it’s time to mark your ballots. Once again The “But with some people he is. He lets He’d traveled up from Mississippi in Detroit Sunday Journal invites you to participate in our annu­ me do what I want to do. In fact he the early ’40s when he was just 18, al Oscar contest. does what I want to do - he takes working as a janitor at Dodge Main advice from me sometimes.” by day, sweeping up in restaurants at M Your mission is to circle the names of the nominees you It’s no big surprise that Morrison, night and playing rent parties on the think will win in the top six categories when the Academy Awards are who grew up steeped in the blues and weekend. Married three times and announced on March 24. R&B of the ’50s, has crafted more of an the father of eight, he lived on Just fill in the ballot below and mail it to us at: Oscar Contest,do R&B album around Hooker’s voice andDetroit’s east side until 1970, when Detroit Sunday Journal, 3100 E. Jefferson Ave., Detroit 48207. Sorry, no guitar, a departure from the modem, he moved to San Francisco. employees of The Detroit Sunday Journal or their immediate families are stripped-down blues sound the BoogieThere he was befriended by many eligible. All entries must be received by noon March 24. Man has been playing in recent years.Bay Area rock musicians, notably In case more than one entrant picks all six winners correctly, we’ll turn The album starts with a bang with Bonnie Raitt, Carlos Santana and to our tiebreaker to settle the top prize. This year’s tiebreaker: best for­ the vintage Hooker tune “Dimples,” Morrison (who has lived there on and eign film. which tears along at a roadhouse clip. off), which undoubtedly advanced the Our prizes this year include movie passes to the Michigan Theater in There’s a fuzzed-out guitar playing second, comeback phase of his career. Ann Arbor, sound track CDs and other movie paraphernalia, VideoHound lead, a funky sax from Van the Man, He and Raitt, who blended voices so guide books and dinner for two at Maria’s Front Room in Ferndale. We’re even a smoky, seductive piano that memorably on “I’m in the Mood,” still lining up all our goodies, so we’ll let you know more about them later. sounds as if Charles Brown dropped inremain close. The competition this year promises to be especially keen, so get busy to jam. “I talk to her a lot,” Hooker says. and mark those ballots! “It sounds a little R&B,” Hooker “She always sends me flowers. I say, ‘I Best picture Best supporting actress agrees. “It do. Lotta people say that. don’t want no flowers,’ ” he growls, “The English Patient” Joan Allen, “The Crucible” ‘Dimples,’ that’s the one, it kick hard. assuming a mantle of male petu­ “Fargo” Lauren Bacall, “The Mirror Has ‘Healing Game,’ ‘Don’t Look Back’ - lance. “She always give me some­ “Jerry Maguire” Two Faces” beautiful songs. It’s blues, but ... differ­thing, but I say, You don’t have to “Secrets & Lies” Juliette Binoche, “The English ent.” give me nothing but your love.’ ” “Shine” Patient” Best actor Barbara Hershey, “The Portrait Tom Cruise, “Jerry Maguire” of a Lady” Ralph Fiennes, “The English Marianne Jean-Baptiste, ‘Guffman’ goesto heartland Patient” “Secrets & Lies” Woody Harrelson, “The People Best director MOVIES, From Page 26 ilized self-congratulation as it takes vs. Larry Flynt” Joel Coen, “Fargo” in a performance of “Don Giovanni” Geoffrey Rush, “Shine” Milos Forman, “The People vs. these bits amuse. Guest targets on video, serenely unaware that the Billy Bob Thornton, “Sling Blade”Larry Flynt” small-town boosterism and the dead­ two angry women are circling them Best actress Mike Leigh, “Secrets & Lies” ly homogeneity of life in middle like heat-seeking missiles. Brenda Blethyn, “Secrets & Lies” Anthony Minghella, “The America, among much else. The title, by the way, refers to the Diane Keaton, “Marvin’s Room” English Patient” There’s something mean-spirited ritual associated with France’s death Frances McDormand, “Fargo” Scott Hicks, “Shine” at work here, though. The rock music penalty - another of New Wave pio­ Kristin Scott Thomas, “The Tiebreaker industry, with all its dreadful excess, neer Chabrol’s long-standing targets. English Patient” Best foreign language film was ripe for satire when “Spinal Tap” Not Rated. -M. Black Emily Watson, “Breaking the “A Chef in Love” skewered it; but the residents of Waves” “Kolya” Blaine, getting by on dead-end jobs “Kama Sutra: Best supporting actor “The Other Side of Sunday” and rhinestone dreams, make a sorry Cuba Gooding Jr., “Jerry “Prisoner of the Mountains” sport at best. Why would a seasoned A Tale of Love”O Director Mira Nair’s steamy film Maguire” “Ridicule” satirist such as Guest bother with William H. Macy, “Fargo” such small fry? Do the fragile lives in about love and betrayal set in a royal N am e______court of 16th-century India, which Arinin Mueller-Stahl, “Shine” Blaine really deserve the trashing Address she co-wrote with Helena Kriel, Edward Norton, “Primal Fear” they get here? Rated R. - John James Woods, “Ghosts of Gallagher might really have caused a stir had the pair thrown in some gratuitous Mississippi” Phone “La Ceremonie” plot for good measure. Instead, this sexy and vibrant-looking feast for the (The Ceremony)O eyes pleases but falls short of the Nobody in France - or, for that director’s earlier films, “Mississippi horoscope matter, the entire film world - goes Masala” and “Salaam Bombay!” - not Aries (March 21 - April 20) Libra (Sept. 23 - Oct 22) after bourgeois smugness with quite that there’s anything unpleasant The right person will enhance a project and A pessimistic attitude limits your possibili­ the same silken malevolence as about 100 minutes of skillfully chore­bring success. A new business venture could ties in relationships. You might contemplate Claude Chabrol. He’s at his ven­ ographed sexual athleticism. be prosperous in the near future. past mistakes and put things in perspective. Taurus (April 21 • May 20) Scorpio (Oct. 23 - Nov. 22) omous best in “La Ceremonie,” Early in this film, which gets its Keep your cool and do not rush things at There could be news of a new birth, mar­ adapted from a Ruth Rendell novel name from the ancient Hindu manu­this time. You need more time before making riage or project. It is important to help and about an autistic housemaid ticking al of eroticism, the sex-spoiled king major decisions. cooperate with family members. Gemini (May 21 • June 20) Sagittarius (Nov. 23 - Dec. 20) away like a time bomb in the house (Naveen Andrews, who played Kip in There is a stalemate in your affairs and a Your lack of energy could be caused by frus­ of the benevolent family that hires the “The English Patient”) announces new approach is needed. Emotions should be tration and indecision. When all else fails, act her. the three joys in his life: “eating kept in check. A new venture will prove suc­on what your conscience is telling you. The film gives Sandrine Bonnaire’s meat, riding meat (presumably hors­ cessful. Capricorn (Dec. 21 - Jan. 19} Cancer (June 21 - July 20) Exercise will help you get rid of some alienated sociopath an even more es) and putting meat into meat.” It’s It is important to take care of No. 1, but notstress. You may need to offer a few facts to get frightening sidekick - the town post clear he gets the most joy from the necessarily at the expense of others. You have the information you need. The situation calls office busybody played by Isabelle latter. Cinematographer Declan the knowledge and strength to persevere. for clarity. Leo (July 21 • Aug. 21) Aquarius (Jan. 20 - Feb. 18) Huppert, who has settled a few Quinn (“Leaving Las Vegas”) has There is hope. This is not the end, but the It’s almost as if you enjoy the rut you are in. scores decisively and nastily and has created some lovely imagery - and beginning of an opportunity to change. A newYou may be trying very hard, but you are not a few more to settle. The pressure not just the tawny torsos of Andrewshome or work environment is in the picture. applying yourself in the right way. builds to a jolting climax as the fami­ Virgo (Aug. 22 - Sept 22) Pisces (Feb. 19 - March 20) and co-stars Indira Varma, Sarita There could be the severing of a relation­ Gather friends around you when loneliness ly, headed by Jean-Pierre Cassel and Choudhury and Ramon Tikaram. Notship. Peace and harmony will be yours. There sets in. Find your own peace. There is a possi­ Jacqueline Bisset, sits basking in civ-rated. - W.H. is a possibility of a long journey. bility of added income. PAGE 28 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL MARCH 9, 1997 Detroit rocks this week It’s union time ROCK, From Page 24 copies of its 1993 debut album, “August and Everything After,” Phil Collins Counting Crows seemed ripe for a for Toolman Tim Since he last toured in 1994, Phil sophomore slump. The group put Collins has made some substantial those concerns to rest, however, when “Recovering the Satellites” e were chagrined to changes in his life. He divorced his sec­ see what was in the flew straight to No. 1 on the B etw een ond wife, moved from his native hands ofTim Allen, a Billboard charts last October. Britain to Switzerland - where he lives member in good stand­ the L in es with his 23-year-old girlfriend - and Singer Adam Duritz claims that W ing of the Screen Actors’ Guild, on album sales are not the band’s pri­ By Shirley Wilson left the band Genesis after nearly 25 last week’s episode of “Home mary concern, though. and friends years. Improvement”: a (gasp!) copy of the “We don’t feel the kind of pressure One thing hasn’t changed, though; scab Detroit News. So we called to the singer-drummer still keeps a full you think,” explains Duritz, 32, who spent some of his time between alert Allen to his faux pas. His principal in “Grease” while unholy musical plate. In addition to a new pop publicist, Marleah Leslie, said rock spawnMackenzie Phillips album, “Dance into the Light,” Collins albums playing bartender at Los Angeles’ Viper Room. she’d check with the Toolman him- (whose pere is the Mamas & is also maintaining a big band, which self to see if he knew about the papas>John) did a pretty good plays instrumental versions of his solo“The pressure I felt was that I wanted to make a great record strike. She phoned back to report turn as Rizzo. and Genesis hits, as well as jazz stan­ Allen’s chagrin. “He had no idea,” c . . dards. again. I want them all to be that she said. “He would not have held otUtlOn tO Station His most intriguing project may be good, to have that much passion, that paper up had he known.” We’ll Taking over for Scott Meier as that much sort of looseness. There’s writing songs for “Tarzan,” the animat­ cut the sometime Bev Hills resi- general manager at the troubled ed Disney feature that’s due in the­ no reason for me to feel pressure dent slack since he performs so WYCDJoe is Armao.It’ll be a big about whether millions of people aters next year. Not surprisingly, the many good works. Pontiac’s job to steal away listeners from will buy it or not.” music has an African flavor, but Lighthouse took home a cool that other country outlet down the Collins is confident no one will mistakeOnce the group is happy with its $100,000 last weekend, thanks to dial. Media mavens maintain CBS record, Duritz says the next step is the “Tarzan” music for Elton John’s Allen, who premiered his new flick paid too much for the Young to take it on the road, where he says blockbusters from “The Lion King.” “Jungle 2 Jungle” at the Fox in a Country station; ad reps have been “Obviously I’ve got to be aware of Counting Crows will be “forever.” gala he emceed with WJR windbag given impossible quotas to meet that; Elton is sort of in my patch, in “Touring is the one true thing you Ken Calvert.That followed a and are bailing out. the same area of music,” Collins says. can do to promote an album,” says “There will be comparisons ... but I Duritz, who’s back on the road after How .ho system works write different kind of stuff than Elton,suffering a knee injury last fall dur­ 200 attendees. Oh, and keep The downtown Hudson’s hulk and Tim Rice’s lyrics are very different ing a show in New York. watching “HI”; Leslie asked the got a last-minute reprieve when from mine. “Everything else - the videos, the Sunday Journal to send the developerRandy Alexander “And it’s much more tribal what I’m interviews - is, to a certain extent, Toolman a sweatshirt with the unveiled rehab plans. Upset was doing, being a drummer.” illusion. The one thing you can do DSJ logo. Larry Marantette, head of Mayor Phil Collins performs at 8 p.m. that’s completely, totally honest is to Dennis Archer’s private down­ Monday at the Palace, Lapeer Road go at play it for people.” Tara the terrific town group. Larry held a closed- 1-75, Auburn Hills. Tickets are $50 andCounting Crows and Engine 88 Our little darling from door meet with Da Council, which $20. Call 810-377-0100. perform at 7:30p.m. Thursday and Bloomfield,Tara Lipinski, has quickly rescheduled demolition. Friday at the State Theatre, down­ Counting Crows won again! The 14-year-old skating Now, Larry didn’t reveal plans for town Detroit. The shows are sold sensation, who recently became the the site but look forsomebody to After selling more than six million out. youngest person to win a nationalmake mucho moola off da deal. figure skating title, wowed them at Skate International, copping the Keep those Playwright makes Broadway gold and leaving veteran skater resumes coming (she’s 16) Michelle Kwan in sec­ A Freep editor,David PLAY, From Page 23 pure and lyrical, it positively sings ond place, as happened at the Ashenfelter, is reportedly trying and pierces the heart. Out of an Nationals. Can anyone say to wiggle his way out of his West Atlanta in 1986 and in New unutterably beautiful book, a lumi­ Olympics? Lafayette rut. The “distinguished” Brunswick, N.J., in 1988. The latter nous play has evolved.” Obligatory Madonna item (sez who?) Pulitzer Prize winner performance was reviewed by The Rattner calls the play a “drama With daughter Lourdes getting was up for the job of executive New York Times, which wrote that with music, not a musical.” Though bigger every day,Madonna is director of the Investigative Rattner “has transposed descriptive each previous production contained moving on to her next big project.Reporters and Editors in passages or third-person narration original music, the anticipation of Sources sayMick Jagger- hard Columbia, Mo. But sources tell us into stageworthy dialogue that is so hearing Marsalis’ score radiates from at work on a new Stones album - that once the IRE learned where Rattner’s face. She’ll travel to has cast the Blonde One in a film Mr. Ashenfelter stood when it Manhattan on April 1 to meet with for his production company basedcame to picket lines - the former Oxford Marsalis, as well as co-producer on the life story of photographer Guild striker returned to work V 48 S. 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Final Week! that “have been here and played was New Orleans with 37.5 per­ “Fools Rush In” “The Empire Strikes Back” W) there.” But last week, just after her cent of its adults straining their “the Straights of Mackinac.” Could Daily at 1:00,3:05,5:10,7:15,9:20 Daily at 1:00,4:00,7:00,9:20 daughter Molly got her mother’s com­ that be “Straits”? Next up: The Starling March 14th “Return of the Jedi” belts a la chef Paul Prudhomme; puter printer working so that recent Denver was thinnest with only Freep takes you to Sioux Ste. changes to “To Gleam It Around” 22.1 percent heavyweights. Marie, Tranverse City and Susan Watson could be sent to the director at the Charlevoy! Old Globe, Rattner noted that “this Speaking of grease ... Got good stuff for BTL? Fax only in one has always been like my second Pals say Sally Struthers stole Shirley at 313-567-9647 or E-mail child. I had to see it in the right the show at the Fox as the school her at [email protected]. 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Medlock, Christine Repp (Alvin), pre-bid, needed documents will Keepin’ the Blues Alive in the Motor starting immediately, Exc. benefits All bids are due to the Karen Blackwell (Lou), Cheryl CARAVAN FOR JUSTICE! pkg. Call (810) 983-3950 be available and a walk-through City. Call (313) 872-BLUE(S). Purchasing Department on Ludwig (Bill), and Charles M. Ludwig To Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel. MGM Industrial Systems, Inc. will be performed. Attendance at (Gail); dear sister-in-law of Ruth Leaves Southgate Civic Center 7:00 Health the pre-bid conference is crucial Thursday, April 3, 1997 by Ingels, Carole Zobay, and Alice a.m., Saturday March 15, 1997. to your bid. Your company is 2:00 p.m. At that time, bids will Jobe; loving grandmother of 12; Arrives at noon in Steubenville, responsible for knowing any be open publicly. For more LOSE WEIGHT WHILE YOU SLEEP Wayne County great grandmother of two; and loving Ohio. Food and Beverages provided changes or modifications dis­ information, contact Shelia daughter-in-law of Emma. Betty was The natural way. The new weight at rally site. For more information, Community College cussed. Anderson in the Purchasing born in St. John’s, Newfoundland on contact Ron Houghton or Jay loss drink, $75 per bottle (1 mo. sup- (WCCC) is soliciting bids for All bids are due to the Department at (313) 496- June 5, 1932. She was preceded in McMurran at (313) 374-8200. ply). Call (810) 746-3319.______waste disposal at its (5) cam­ Purchasing Department on 2594. death by her mother and father, Help support 4500 on strike ORAL CHELATION pus locations and Central Friday, April 4,1997 by 2:00 p.m. Louisa and Edward Barrington; her since Oct. 1,1996. Cardiovascular breakthrough Administration Building. At that time, bids will be open brother, James; and her sister, Call today for free audio tape Bridget Cooney. Her surviving sis­ Engagements ______(810) 731-4398 ______A pre-bid conference will be publicly. For more information, Public Notice ters are Margaret Cooney (John), held on Tuesday, March 18, contact Shelia Anderson in the STOP SMOKING FAST! Pauline Jackman (Ben), and Julie Joe Silva (Local 2040) announces 1997 at 10:00 a.m. in the Purchasing Department at (313) The Detroit Department of Acupuncture Institute of Michigan White (Dave), who resides in his engagement to Denise WCCC Purchasing Department, 496-2594. Woodsboro, Md. She is also sur­ O’Sullivan. Wedding plans are set ______(313) 420-2400______Transportation Proposed 801 W. Fort, Detroit, Ml 48226. vived by one brother, Isaac (Mary), for July 10th in Houghton Lake, “Are you clear of parasites?” At the pre-bid, needed docu­ State Application the wife of her brother James Michigan. 300 types thrive in America today. (Shirley), and a great number of ments will be available. Public Notice for Operating and Capital Secret ancient herbal recipe Attendance at the pre-bid con­ nieces and nephews. A memorial FYI cleanses and rebuilds. Easy to do. Assistance ference is crucial to your bid. Proposed State Application service will be held for the family and Call Richard, (313) 584-7525. close friends. Those wishing to Your company is responsible for for Capital and Operating All citizens are advised that F.O.E. 3206 AUXILIARY “DEAD DOCTORS DON’T LIE”™ make donations, please consider LENTEN FISH FRY knowing any changes or modifi­ the Detroit Department of Clarks Original Mineral Formula Assistance Capuchin Mission Association. Walleye, peg legs, shrimp, every cations discussed. Transportation has prepared $19.95/quart, $60/gallon. Ask All citizens are advised that the Friday evening 5:30-8:30 p.m. an application for State of Ralph Mumy, died March 1, 1997. about Free Delivery. Call Richard, All bids are due to the Detroit Department of Trans­ 604 W. 11 Mile, betwn. l-75-John R Michigan financial assis­ Beloved husband of the late Ruth; (313) 584-7525 Purchasing Department on portation has prepared an ap­ dear father of Conrad (Judith) Caris, (810) 398-3155 Thursday, March 27, 1997 by tance for fiscal year 1997- LOSE 6 to 20 INCHES TODAY plication for State of Michigan James (Edna Mae), Caris and Ralph 2:00 p.m. At that time, bids will 1998, as required under Act STANDING STRONG IN DETROIT! • Lose inches where you want to financial assistance for fiscal (Dorthy) Mumy; also survived by one be open publicly. For more infor­ 51 of the Public Acts of LARGE FULL COLOR POSTER • Lift breasts and buttocks • Get rid year 1998, as required under brother, four grandchildren and one mation, contact Trent Forbes in 1951, as amended. of cellulite • Tighten loose skin Act 51 of the Public Acts of great-grandchild. Funeral service Documenting The Detroit News­ the Purchasing Department at was held Tuesday, March 4, at the paper Labor Dispute. All money ben­ • Flatten stomach • Detox your body 1951, as amended, to provide The proposed application is Ali you have to do is call A’Naturale (313) 496-2616. chapel of the L. J. Griffin Funeral efits locked-out families. regional transportation services on file at the Detroit Body Sculpturing now! For a person­ Home, 7707 Middlebelt Rd., Unsigned poster -$ 1 5 Department of Transpor­ al consultation call (810) 746-3319. to the general public in Wayne, Westland, Ml, (313) 522-9400. Artist signed version - $25 Wayne County Oakland and Macomb tation, 1301 E. Warren, Send checks to: Human growth hormone, anti-aging Detroit, Michigan and may Community College Counties. Memorial Metro Council of Newspaper Unions, therapy, now available, Midwest be reviewed during a 30-day The proposed application is on 3100 E. Jefferson, Detroit, Ml 48207 Family Clinic, (313) 273-2531. (WCCC) is soliciting bids for period ending March 28, Sam Sweet, former U.A.W. educa­ file at 1301 E. Warren, Detroit, Call: (313) 877-9016 security guard services at its (5) 199,7, between the hours of tion director, died 2/28/97. All who Medicare Home Care - Free health Ml 48207, and may be (Speakers Bureau - 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.) care at home for medicare patients. campus locations and Central 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. knew Sam loved him. We extend Administration Building. reviewed during a 30-day peri­ sympathy to his wife, May, daugh­ Marine Corps League (313) 862-8169. ______A pre-bid conference will be held od ending April 3, 1997, Written comments are invit­ ter Louise, son Freddie and their COMPLETE INNER BODY CLEANSE Downriver Daily Lunch on Tuesday, March 25, 1997 at between the hours of 9:00 a.m. ed on the application. families. The Wohlfords Friday Fish Fry — Public Welcome Natural High Fiber Formula 10:00 a.m. in the WCCC and 4:00 p.m. Alternatively, any citizen (313) 282-0233 Free Samples Purchasing Department, 801 W. may request, in writing, that Birth Announcements 1323 Eureka, Wyandotte (810) 731-4398 Written comments regarding Fort, Detroit, Ml 48226. At the the application and/or written a formal hearing be held Harley Davidson Wagenaar pre-bid, needed documents will requests for a public hearing to concerning the social eco­ Baby girl, born to Peter and be available and a walk-through review the application must be nomic, and environmental Rebecca on 3/1/97. 8 lbs.1% oz. will be performed. Attendance at received by April 3, 1997. effects of these proposals. She is the granddaughter of David & L eg al S ervices $ the pre-bid conference is crucial Should a hearing be requested, Written comments or written and Mary Mills. to your bid. Your company is notice of the scheduled date, requests must be received Ellis Boal Attorneys - Injury Claims - Criminal responsible for knowing any on or before March 28, 925 Ford Building, Detroit and Divorce. Reasonable rates. time, and location will be pro­ Birthdays changes or modifications dis­ 1997. (313) 962-2770 Authorized UAW referral attorneys. vided at least 10 days in cussed. Happy 2nd Birthday [email protected] Free consultations and home visits. advance. Submittals should be mailed to: All bids are due to the Andrea Bonomo (Andie) GATES and GATES Submittals should be mailed to: Love and Kisses, See our Legal Ads ______(810) 543-5990______Purchasing Department on Rovella Phillips Rovella Phillips Grandma and Grandpa in the Detroit Sunday Journal Thursday, April 10, 1997 by 2:00 Grants Administration Manager Bankruptcy p.m. At that time, bids will be Grants Administration Manager P.S. Congratulations Mom and Dad PAUL H. STEVENSON Detroit Department of on the expected arrival $195 open publicly. For more informa­ Detroit Department of Attorney at Law Transportation Transportation of #2 in July. Criminal Defense, Personal Injury Total Attorney Fee tion, contact Charles Jones in the Purchasing Department at (313) 1301 E. Warren Avenue 1301 E. Warren Avenue HAPPY BIRTHDAY KATHY KUCYK 4632 2nd Ave. (810) 398-5000 496-2781. Detroit, M| 48207 Detroit, Ml 48207 You really are simply the Best! Call (313) 833-6868 Former U.A.W. Attorney PAGE 30 S THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL MARCH 9, 1997

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BRAND NEW 1996 F350 1996 EXPLORER 1997 CROWN VIC 12 FT. H.D. STAKE TRUCK LIMITED DEMO LX DEMO 7.5L V8 eng., auto., trans., 4.0L V6, auto., trans., p/s, p/b, air 4.6 cyl., V8, auto., * ans., p/s, p/s, p/b, limited slip axle cond., tinted glass, rear defog., p/b, air cond., tilt wheel, 11,000 GVW, AM/FM stereo, AM/FM stereo w/CD player, p/locks, p/winds., p. seats, p/wind ip. locks/p. seat, tilt wheel, 42 inch steel racks, white cruise control, leather seats, pwr. cruise control, AM/FM stereo ext. Stk. #T2543. moonroof, cast alum, wheels, SBR cass., rear defog., illuminated white letter tires, stk. #T-2229. entry, full size spare, remote ONLY 4100 MILES! keyless entry. Stk. #V-1055. SALE $ 4 q O Q Q * PRICE 1 S A LE $ * 7 Q Q Q * W/COMMERCIAL TRUCK DISCOUNT PRICE PRICE $191 971* ■ 1

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ROY O’BRIEN HOURS: Credit Card No.______Expires: ______9 Mile at Mack, Mon. and Thure. 8:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Tues., Wed. & Fri. 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. M ailthis form with your payment to: The Detroit Sunday Journal, St. Clair Shores Closed Saturday (810) 776-7600 3100 E. Jefferson, Detroit, MI 48207, orfa xto: (313) 367-9647 MARCH 9, 1997 PAGE 31 RATES CALL 1 Week: s14o per word. 2 Weeks: $240 per word. (313) 567-9818 3 Weeks: s330 per word. & CHARGE

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SILVER DOLLAR SALE ATTENTION STRIKERS On January 15,1997, our son Kevin GROSSE POINTERS: Help support Welcome to the world Harley WAYNE COUNTY $8 each plus $4 shipping and han­ We the members ot Rice passed away after a very brief the locked-out newspaper workers! Davidson Wagenaar. You are the PURCHASING DIVISION dling. To: Dabblecoins, P.O. Box U.A.W. Local #247 and somewhat mysterious illness. Call our hotline at (313) 222-7654 reason we must win this lock-out. 600 RANDOLPH STREET 0205, Westland, Ml 48185. support you and your struggle On behalf of my husband, Skip, our for information and yard signs. Love, Grandpa David (313) 224-7796 ALWAYS BUYING Alpa to Zeiss col­ against corporate greed. When the daughter, Beth and myself, I would (Ask and you will receive) A PERMANENT, lectible cameras, etc. Classic going gets tough, the tough get like to thank the hundreds of people INVITATION FOR BID FOR: To all who are seeking an honest and MORE FREQUENT JOURNAL? Camera, 20219 Mack. going! Your struggle is an inspira­ who came to the funeral, sent flow­ FENCE MATERIALS just decision in the newspaper labor (313) 884-2242 tion to all of organized labor. The ers, cards, letters and food. Please Let’s make it happen. Seeking for Wayne County Department of continue to keep us in your thoughts dispute, NOW is the time to ask for pledges of $100 or more from STAR WARS TOYS right to collective bargaining is as the blessings of our father in heaven, Public Services, Inventory Section and prayers. We will surely keep you investors to continue the Journal FOR SALE important as our right to exist as in ours. Sincerely, Barbara Rice for he alone can bring justice. Pray to post-lock-out as a bi-weekly, tri-week­ Central Maintenance Stockroom ORIGINAL TOYS IN ORIGINAL free people in this country. Your our perpetual dispenser of all heav­ ly or daily. Don’t send money, just 29900 Goddard Rd., Romulus, Ml 48174 BOXES. FOR A COMPLETE CATA­ light is our light. Keep up the excel­ I lost 10 pounds! Try the Zielinski enly favors, St. Joseph, and our lent work in the Journal. name, address, phone and amount Date: Wed. Mar. 26,1997. Time: 2:30 p.m. LOG SEND $1.00 AND SASE TO: Social Justice weight loss plan. blessed mother, for they have been Control #97-37-094 Chowder, clams, and adult bever­ you would invest. Fax to (313) 998- DAVE’S COLLECTABLES HEY ROSENSCAB appointed by God to be our most ages. In 10 short blocks, you’ll be 1609, E-mail [email protected]. or 18530 Mack Avenue, Suite 534 There once was a hack named helpful intercessors. Jesus, Mary INVITATION FOR BID FOR: thinner and back to work! mail to: 700 Soule Boulevard, Ann Grosse Pointe Farms, Ml 48236 Rosenscab who was found writ­ and Joseph, Pray for us. TRUCK RIMS Arbor, Ml 48103.______GOOD-N-PLENTY RESALE SHOP ing on the back of his chosen Join Shut Down Motown ’97 and Father of eight for Wayne County Department of ...There is a power that can be cre­ Easter clothes are in. Dining room pad, “I sold my soul for a penny, International Women’s Day in UAW Local 985 supports the ated out of pent-up indignation, Public Services, Inventory Section sets, couches, children’s clothing- when I get booted, are there any action at 6 p.m. Monday, March 10 Newspaper Workers in their quest courage and the inspiration of a Central Maintenance Stockroom N.B. thru 14, ladies’ clothing — who don’t know that I’m a sack of at parking lot of shopping center, for a fair and decent contract. common cause, and that if enough 29900 Goddard Rd., Romuius, Ml 48174 petite thru plus sizes. frozen crab?” Maple (15 Mile) and Telegraph, W. Carl Bantau, President people put their minds and bodies Date: Thu. Mar. 27,1997. Time: 2:00 p.m. 30-day layaway LOCAL 17 I.B.E.W. Bloomfield. Park near Andiamo’s Al Przydzial, Vice-President into that cause, they can win. Control #97-37-095 Mon-Sat 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Dan and Karen, all of your support is Restaurant, (on west side of 226600 Van Dyke very much appreciated! Thank You, Telegraph).______Action in the ’Burbs! International Howard Zinn INVITATION FOR BID FOR: (3 blocks south of Nine Mile) Detroit Newspaper Workers continu­ San Jose Newspaper Build Local 98: Women’s Day and Shut Down Gordie and Colleen Howe TRUCKS, VANS & ______(810) 754-7310______ing to fight for a fair contract. Thanks for your kindness Motown ’97 invite you to action at 6 p.m. Monday March 10. Meet at Thanks for being on our team! LANDSCAPING EQUIPMENT DESIGNER MUGS Q. What’s the difference between and support — Susan. shopping center parking lot, Maple Your continuing support is for Wayne County Department of “No Scab Papers” cops and robbers? Fedrico and CAW brothers and sis­ (15 Mile) and Telegraph, W. greatly appreciated! Public Services, Equipment Division Available in red or black and red. A. Paperwork ters in Windsor: Thank you for the Bloomfield. Park near Andiamo’s The Locked-out Centra! Maintenance Yard $8.50 includes shipping, handling, Mimi. Happy International Women’s support — Solidarity Without Borders. Restaurant (formerly Machus Fox). Detroit Newspaper Workers and taxes. Send requests to: 29900 Goddard Rd., Romulus, Ml 48174 (Yester) Day. Biff Date: Mon. Mar. 31,1997. Time: 2:00 p.m. B ob’s Graphics and Design Control #97-37-097 9319 Caprice U.A.W. Local 2093 HOME AND BUSINESS Cull 567-9818 toPLACE YOUR AD! Plymouth, Ml 48170 The power of UNION INVITATION FOR BID FOR: or call (313) 459-0635 is found in WE, not ME. IMPACT ATTENUATOR Allow 2-3 weeks for delivery We support the newspaper workers in their quest for a fair and equitable CARTRIDGES STACKED APARTMENT-SIZED contract. - Three Rivers American for Wayne County Department of Washers and Dryers Axie and Mfg. Facility Interior Painting by Mike D. Good INTERIOR PAINTING - Wallpaper Public Services, Inventory Section • Kenmore, 110 volt, 24 x 27 x 65 Business Services Thanks to UAW Local 600 for sup­ work, good rates. (313) 425-3414. hanging and stripping. Call for free Central Maintenance Stockroom Excellent condition, $400. porting the call for a National Labor Gerald M. Baskerville and Co. estimates. (313) 584-4639. • Whirlpool 220 volt, 24 x 27 x 70 29900 Goddard Rd., Romulus, Ml 48174 M arch! Established 1942. We prepare fed­ CLEANING SERVICES Superior quality! $450 Ph o t o /V id e o Services Date: Tue. Apr. 1,1997. Time: 2:00 p.m. eral income tax returns for individu­ Think spring, power washing and Call (810) 977-8027 Get it through your head. G annett Control #97-37-099 als, corporations, partnerships and deck restoration. Reserve a spot at and Knight Ridder, you and your the top of our spring deck cleaning MORE VIDEO INVITATION FOR BID FOR: estates. We also prepare state tax Misc. Wanted flunkies will not exterminate OUR returns for any state from New York list and receive a 10% discount. VIDEOGRAPHER specializing in TELESPAR TUBING unions. Westside, (313) 408-0685.______Weddings, Batmitzvah, Barmitzvah Locked-out worker needs clean fill to Hawaii. (313) 842-2336. Fax: for Wayne County Department of and any other special occasions. dirt, free and delivered if possible. Darth Vega shall not prevail — (313) 842-2535. ___ A Painter, Not An Artist! - Quality Public Services, Inventory Section Call: John at (810) 979-2919. Call Jim at (313) 532-1852. coming soon to your area —- McGOWANS Accounting and Tax interior painting. Also fences, Central Maintenance Stockroom Return of the Newspaper Workers! Service- Reasonable rates, elec­ garages and porches. Affordable M iscellaneous Services 29900 Goddard Rd., Romulus, Ml 48174 CASH FOR BABY CRIBS FEZ FOR SALE tronic filing. (313) 864-1611. Fax and reliable. Good references. Call IRONING - Locked-out Newspaper Mon-Sat 10 a.m.-5 p.m. (810) 754- Date: Tue. Apr. 1,1997. Time: 2:30 p.m. Comes with full set of tarnished prin­ (313) 864-1135.______(810) 754-8893.______Worker will do ironing for you in her Control #97-37-100 7310, After 7 pm. (810) 779-6833 JT’s Handy Man Service ciples, baseball memorabilia, leftist COPY & ART home. East Side $1.25 apiece. WANTED - ’65-’66 Mustang rally pretensions, and a long resume. One Stop spring cleanup Pickup and delivery available. INVITATION FOR BID FOR: The Best in W ords and Pictures wheels. (810) 795-2767 after 6 p.m. Owner will be moved out soon, must Painting and power washing, graf­ (313) 823-5434 SOFTWOOD SIGN POST Experienced writers, editors, pho­ sell. Will take any offer of anything. fiti removal, pool openings, gutter tographers, graphic artists and TREAT YOURSELF TO for Wayne County Department of HELP!!! Call Dennis Rosen-scab for details: and garage cleaning, etc. Free designers. (313) 927-0817. ______A MANICURE Public Services, Inventory Section 222-6400.______estimates. (810) 791-4165. Donate any 486 PC Computer or Nails of the ’90’s by LISA Central Maintenance Stockroom ■^WEDDING INVITATIONS'® parts to the Detroit Sunday Journal Gannett’s cauldron of corporate slop Residential Painting Clinton Twp. (810) 954-0422 29900 Goddard Rd., Romulus, Ml 48174 Also brochures, newsletters, etc. 27 Classified Ad Department. Ask for boils over and hits the fan next Interior and exterior. Reasonable years experience. (810) 373-3905. Pentjak-Silat Date: Tue. Apr. 1,1997. Time: 3:00 p.m. Phil. (313) 567-9828, ext. 116. month. Who will it fall on? Stay tuned rates, free estimates. Gutter clean­ Indonesian Martial Arts. Serious self- Control #97-37-101 for more details. ______★ WEDDING INVITATIONS ★ ing. We clean garages! Andrew at defense. Group or private classes, INVITATION FOR BID FOR: Mixed Messages0 Gentlemen . . . A partial list! All items discounted. Sample albums ______(313) 366-3938 ______(313) 382-7016 delivered. 20 album choice. Call UNIFORMS 1. We need more guys. TRUE CRAFTSMANSHIP PAINTING THE GROCERY MAN N O TE: The opinions expressed in Mixed Agnes E. Johnson (810) 588-3764. 2. I’m uninviting you. Residential and commercial. Fully Locked-out worker will do grocery for Wayne County Juvenile Messages are those of advertisers and do not 3. I’m driving here! guaranteed. Mention this ad for 10% Detention Facility necessarily reflect Sunday Journal policies. HAROLD’S PRINTING SERVICE shopping for you. For information 4. You guys, no more inside. 1333 E. Forest, Detroit, Michigan 48207 Business Card Special off! (810)566-6906.______call (810) 623-C264 WANTED — Recipes for W.I.L.D. 5 .1 get both sides from management. Date: Thu. Mar. 27,1997. Time: 2:30 p.m. Two-color, raised type business A-1 PAINTING QUALITY WORK Women Cookbook! Please send to: DANIEL SMITH, President of Children’s Parties Control #97-37-096 cards $45 per 1000 Reasonable rates, free estimates, Darline Pasella, P.O. Box 3953, Toledo Port Council: Locals 289 Face Painting - Reasonable rates ______(313) 493-0177 ______references. Westside and Oakland Centerline, Ml 48015. Please and 13N thank you from the bottom West side only INVITATION FOR BID FOR: Counties. include name, phone number and of our hearts for your steadfast and WORD PROCESSING Call (313) 592-0034 KITCHEN SUPPLIES Call Mark, (313) 531-1824 union affiliation if applicable. Please outstanding support in our fight for for Wayne County Nutrition Flyers, Brochures, Business and make sure recipes are legible. a fair contract. Academic Reports. (810) 726-9260. “ALL PAINT” ATTRACT CUSTOMERS! Services Division, Residential and commercial painting Westland Commissary Maintenance& R epair and window cleaning. Professional 2990 S. Henry Ruff Rd., Westland, Ml 48186 work, reasonable rates, free esti- Advertise your Business Date: Mon. Mar. 31,1997. Time: 2:30 p.m. SUN CONSTRUCTION — Roofing mates. Call (810) 598-8243. Control #97-37-098 and vinyl siding, seamless gutters, in our Service Directory PAINTING - WOODY’S PAINT glass block windows, chimney & HANDYM AN SERVICES INVITATION FOR BID FOR: repair, work year-round emer­ Andy’s Electric Trains Free estimates for many types IMPROVEMENTS AND BRIDGE gency service for roofs. Let us beat Old toy trains restored, repaired, of home repair. Professional REPLACEMENT ON GEDDES your best bid (810) 263-8218. bought, and sold. Parts available. indoor/outdoor painting. Locked-out Lionel-American Flyer-Marx-HO. RD. OVER SINES DRAIN BUD’S PAINTING Newspaper Worker. (313) 941-1063. Andrew J. Kach (810) 227-4077. Quality work at reasonable prices. for Wayne County, Michigan Drywall large and small. Start to fin­ References available. Interior and UNION SOUND Date: Wed. Mar. 26,1997. Time: 2:00 p.m. ish repairs, insurance work, textured Control #97-37-091 Exterior. (810) 977-2941.______Public Address System/Tech. ceilings. Prompt and reasonable Rallies, union activities and more — VINCE FURNARI CEMENT rates. Locked-out Newspaper INVITATION FOR BID FOR: Indoor and outdoor events Repair work or new construction Worker. (517) 546-8576.______CONSTRUCT AND driveway, porches, patio side­ Call Phil (810) 264-3302 or [email protected] ______INSTALL CORPORATE walks. Call for a free estimate, Sunday Journal Ads produce results! licensed and insured, eastside, Thinking of having a Tarot party? I FAMILY PICNIC CENTER Steve’s Basic Painting some west. (810) 465-5172 will read for your group. Satisfaction Interior painting - Free estimates. at Parkland area in Hines Park, guaranteed! Host or hostess will DECK LOOKING OLD? Clean, professional paint jobs. for Wayne County Parks Division, receive free reading. To schedule Clean Sweep Power Washing Westside or lakes area only. Wayne County, Michigan appointment, call (810) 542-3283, Makes any deck look new! Free 30 years experience. Date: Wed. Apr. 2,1997. Time: 2:00 p.m. 3/9/97 © 1997 by M. Reagle and ask for Fred or on internet: Call (810) 698-1493 Control #97-37-104 sealant. Excellent rates. Locked-out http//:peac3 [email protected]. worker. West Side. (313) 937-3609. White Lake, Michigan PAGE 32 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL MARCH 9, 1997

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(313) 272-2531. ‘What’s My Wine?” by Merl Reagle “The proper role of the press,” R o o m fo r R en t______3/2/97 48 Approach Richard McCord argues, “is to Redford near freeway. Completely 107 Nigoise, pour 51 Dorian Gray’s REPORT ethical, moral and legal furnished room. TV, kitchen and exemple wrongdoing, not COMMIT it.” Get laundry privileges. $90 per week. me 108 “ o’clock creator the book now, see our display ad, $175 security. (313) 532-2347. scholar” 53 Audrey’s and find out what Gannett thinks 109 Muscle woe Charade costar “freedom of the press” means H ouses F o r Sa le 54 Foot locker — The Chain Gang. REDFORD - 3 bedroom alum, DOWN 56 Sleuth’s pooch Belleville/New Boston Area ranch with extra room in basement, 60 Swiss river GET YOUR LAWN SIGNS newer roof and furnace with central 1 From Here to 61 Through air, 2 car garage, $72,900. Call ______(313) 753-4033 ______Eternity island 62 Part of the lace- Ralph, C-21, John Cole Realty, A big heartfelt thanks to CWA Local 2 Throw tying process 1109 Brooklyn, New York for their (313) 937-2300.______3 Partook of snook, 63 Ed Sullivan’s generous support these many Clinton Twp. By owner, California mouse Gigio months. Sincerely, e.g. ranch. 19872 Cataland. Brick and 64 Winy variety Bob and Joanne DTU #18 4 Change again, as vinyl, basement, garage, central with a wild air, alarm system. $92,900, clean copy WAKE UP SENIORS A 5 Ernest Borgnine’s bouquet? as a pin. Call for appointment Stop buying the Detroit News, 65 Practical joke (810) 792-0198.______real first name Free Press and USA Today! 6 See 109 Across 66 Ivory, for one OPEN HOUSE Support newspaper workers in their 7 Alpert hit, “ of 67 Personals, e.g. effort to get a fair contract by getting Ferndale N.W. Open House Sun. 70 Dublin John 1-5.2131 Pinecrest N. of 9 Mile, W. Honey” a subscription to the Detroit Sunday 71 Lose focus Journal! of Woodward, $154,900. Pre­ 8 From head ___ 73 Start of the PAS ELLA’S - Onaway, Ml approved only, will consider rea­ 9 Beatles hit, “If sonable offers. Must see. Sunny 3 Lord’s Prayer CARAVAN FOR JUSTICE! bedroom, 1 1/2 bath, brick bunga­ 10 Winy advice to 78 Conditions To Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel. low. Corner lot, beautifully renovat­ the waiter? 79 Pilfer Leaves Southgate Civic Center 7:00 ed by the Design Symphony Co., 81 A ballerina can a.m., Saturday March 15, 1997. 11 Days before specializing in custom interiors and stand on it Arrives at noon in Steubenville, 12 canto architect design. Offers new white 13 Winy actress? 82 Elation Ohio. Food and Beverages provided kitchen, granite counters, hand 14 Winy motto? 84 Wacko at rally site. For more information, painted closets, and ceramic W 85 An ultimatum contact Ron Houghton or Jay floors. Open dining room and living (corny, but it fit) 86 Stop talking McMurran at (313) 374-8200. room with bay window. Marble fire­ 15 Diminutive Help support 4500 on strike place and entry recessed lighting. suffixes 87 Father-son actors since Oct. 1,1996. Sunny basement and possible 4th 16 Swine suite Robert and Alan WE NEED A CONTRACT NOW! room. Also new roof, windows, 17 Greek letters 89 First Roman It has been recently reported by plumbing and electrical. 18 In (home- empress,___ The Design Symphony Co. most of the state’s newspapers and buying term) Drusilla ______(810) 898-8616______various media sources that several 19 Mrs. Andy Capp 90 Skilled businesses have chosen not to R ea l E state A g ents 22 Fagin’s pal Bill in 91 Character of a locate in southeastern Michigan community BROTHER LOCKED-OUT ACROSS 34 Protester’s word? 56 Breezed through, 80 Oliver Twist 93 Slope slider because of the recent labor unrest in EMPLOYEE 35 B ill’s birthplace as a test 82 Stick out 27 Mr. Sun our state. The newspapers have Let me market your home and help 1 Chicago layover, 36 Events with no 57 Risque 83 Insults 29 Center 94 French been a major source of this unrest. with all your Real Estate objectives. often more seats 58 Bedroom wear 85 about 31 Considerably, in possessive Hundreds of innocent shops and Oakland, Macomb and East Side. Bob 6 Director Jacques 38 Part of www 59 Bagel depot (approximately) a winy sort of 96 Go-anywhere stores have also suffered loss of Carroll of Jack Christenson Realtors. 10 Small stone 39 Talk noisily and 60 1968 U.S. Open 86 Friends actress way? buggy: abbr. business due to lack of circulation of Call (810) 826-8200 16 Advice to stupidly winner 87 Lord Byron’s 33 French street 97 Navy ranks: abbr. their advertisements. This situation Pager (810) 704-1580 someone who 40 Art Spiegelman’s 61 Actor Bogarde daughter and 34 Winy Sheilah 98 Wander hurts everybody not only in Detroit or Fax (810) 826-8210 62 Angling aid namesakes Graham opus of 99 Frozen and the surrounding area but every­ can’t stand winy rodent opus BUYING OR SELLING A HOME? 101 Lawyers’ org. one in Michigan. Billions of dollars in commercials? 42 Simple signal, in 63 One of Taylor’s 88 Take to court 1958? Use a union brother, also a former 20 “You’ll get scuba diving husbands 89 T-shirt size 35 Suspend 103 Come out ahead commerce have been affected. We employee of the newspapers 21 Winy 44 Voice of Daffy 64 Spy’s first name 91 36 Winy variety that 104 Uncle Tom’s need a contract now so that we can involved in the labor dispute for a adventure? 45 Marshy place 65 Kangaroo kid 92 fights fat? Cabin girl go about rebuilding our newspapers fair contract, specializing in Oakland 37 Lennon’s lady and our line state. and Macomb counties and East 23 Hoist again 46 Give weapons to 66 Clint’s lady, once T -2-3’ Concerned Members Side Detroit. Call Bob DeMoss, 24 Westworld guy again 68 Eleven,to un 93 38 Winy compliment Chrysler UAW Local 412 (810) 979-1600.______25 Ancestor 48 Rarely seen bill el eve 95 from Lawrence Solution on page 31 Metal, Trim, DVO, Paint, Looking to buy or sell real estate? antonym: abbr. 49 Natural opening? 69 Exquisite equines farewell Welk to his Plastic and Maintenance Depts. 97 Champagne Call union brother and locked-out 26 They play by 50 Being poured 71 Literary support? Le dernie * * * To order any of HEATH: Does leaving out the lentils worker specializing in Metro Detroit. themselves constantly, as 72 Architect I.M . 100 “When _ this Lady? Merl's award-winning “increase the bottom line?” Or was Our company also specializes in 28 Whiz preceder wine 73 Paean in verse happen?’ 39 Longings crossword collections, that just inSCABcompetence (again)? buying homes for cash. Call Mr. 29 That guy’s 52 Over the center of 74 Place for a pin 102 40 Hazel, for one send $ 1 0 p e r book Rose today. (313) 345-4660. (checks only, payable Gannett & Knight Ridder toilet-papers 30 Fierce badger of a disturbance 75 Place of luxury? a no-nonsense 41 Dog’s word to “The PuzzleWorks”) don’t require accurate facts anyway Sal can help you sell or buy a India (so be 54 Letter-shaped 76DDE beat him patient? 43 Skin “breather” to: Crosswords, P.O. . . . just profits uber alles. Box 15066-D, Tampa home! — Serving all east side careful) support 77 ___ -gatherum 105 “Johnny Yuma 44 Arts deg. 32 Ring results 55 Sgt. York and a (olio) 45 “Kaputski” FL 33684-5066. Please CWA Local in Oakland California: area. Local 13 member. Call Sal specify Vol.1,2,3 or 4. Your support has been appreciated. Bruno of Century 21 AAA East 33 Reformer Jacob chipmunk 79 Trig function 106 47 Parrying weapon In solidarity, from Rebecca. (810) 317-4766. MARCH 9, 1997 PAGE 33

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Jefferson 26 at Ohio State W, 67-65 23 at Purdue L, 67-58 NOTE: NHL and MARCH 26 MINNESOTA L, 55-54 Detroit, Ml 48207-5052 Start date______T WISCORSIFT W; 68-49 MARCH NBA standings are 6 at Minnesota L, 81-74 If The Sunday Journal ceases publication for any rea­ r'a n iE o is------L ,7 0 -5 r Check No. 8 INDIANA 5 NORTHWESTERN W, 93-76 through games of son, unused portions of subscriptions cannot be 9 at Ohio State ESPN 3:00 refunded and will be considered as contributions. Mail Thursday. subscriptions available in the U.S. only. Auth. No. PAGE 34 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL MARCH 9, 1997 It’s tournament time, and Palace is readycouch potato time his weekend won’t be the SUNDAY . noticed The Palace. A Big Ten delega­ 1 p.m. Auto racing, NASCAR PrimeStar 500, first time Oakland County tion will be watching this week’s Channel 7. \ has hosted the NCAA action. The Big Ten is looking for a 1 p.m . College basketball, Big 12 and JOE Southeastern tournament championships, Midwest Regional, but it is home for its first conference tourna­ Channel 62. Tthe first time the NCAA has played ment, scheduled to begin next year. 1 p.m. College basketball, Atlantic Coast tour­ A dam s nament championship, ESPN. The Palace, and John Ciszewski’s Ciszewski said The Palace has been 1:30 p.m. NHL, Calgary at Tampa Bay, Channel goal is to give everyone a show they preparing for this week since it was 9. 3 p.m. NBA, Houston at Dallas, Channel 4. won’t forget. awarded the sub-regional1993, in 3 p.m. College basketball, Michigan at Ohio “Our goal is to be the best of the really was the Great Eight. We never but he is ready for anything. State, ESPN. 3:15 p.m. Baseball, Chicago Cubs vs. Colorado, first- and second-round sites,” said did get the defending national cham­“I talked a lot with Brad Kinsman, WGN. Ciszewski, executive vice-president ofpion to play, and many of the teamsthe University of Detroit athletic 4 p.m. Golf, PGA Doral Open, final round, Channel 62. the Detroit Pistons and the man in were so different in personnel from director,” Ciszewski said. “They were 4:30 p.m. Drag racing, NHRA Gatomationals, charge of running the sub-regionalthe previous year, it never came off the host school for the regionals at TNN. 5 p.m. Auto racing, International Race of for The Palace. ‘This is such a presti­ the way it was billed.” the Silverdome. He told me no matter Champions series, Channel 7. gious event. There aren’t many big­ The Mid-American Conference is how prepared you are, there’s always 5 p.m. College basketball, Big West tournament ger than the NCAA Tournament.” championship, ESPN. the subregional host. The MAC camesome surprise that pops up. No m at­ 5:30 p.m. NBA, Chicago at New York, Channel 4. Thursday’s four-game session andto The Palace and asked about host­ter what happens, he said to just 6:30 p.m. College basketball, NCAA Tourna­ Saturday’s two second-round games ment Selection, Channel 62. ing a regional. The MAC has had itsenjoy it and be flexible.” 7 p.m. IHL, Grand Rapids at Orlando, PASS. are sold out, just one of three sub- own problems in the Detroit area, The Silverdome hosted Midwest 8 p.m. NHL, Boston at Florida, ESPN. regionals to sell out. But The Palace moving the MAC Tournament out Regionalof finals in 1988 and 1991, andMONDAY has had mixed success as a college Cobo Arena after a short stint in the the eventual national champion 3 p.m. Men’s tennis, ATP Newsweek Champions Cup, first round, ESPN. basketball venue. The Palace seats early ’90s. But when asked why theplayed in Pontiac both times, Kansas 10:30 p.m. NHL, Detroit at Los Angeles, PASS. 21,454, but it was only half-full MAC chose The Palace as its venue, in 1988 and Duke in 1991. There’s a TUESDAY (10,894) for Michigan’s 70-59 win MAC Media Director Tom Lessig said chance that could happen again this3 p.m. Men’s tennis, ATP Newsweek Champions over Louisiana State on Dec. 15. Six the reasons were simple. year when play begins Thursday with Cup, second round, ESPN. 8 p.m. NBA, Houston at San Antonio, TNT. days later, the Wolverines’ 73-71 “There’s the proximity to our mem­first-round action. No. 1 Kansas can’t 9 p.m. Boxing, Dominick Carter vs. Rocky overtime victory over Arizona drew ber schools, and the arena’s status. go to the other Midwest sub-regional Gannon, light heavyweights, 12 rounds, USA. 19,303. The Palace also hosted the The Palace is the No.l arena in the at Kansas City’s Kemper Arena 10 p.m. NBA, Detroit at Seattle, PASS. Great Eight for the first two years of country,” Lessig said. ‘They know because the Big 12 is hosting, so the WEDNESDAY 3 p.m. Men’s tennis, ATP Newsweek Champions its existence before it was moved to how to deal with first-class events. Jayhawks might begin their title run Cup, third round, ESPN. Chicago’s United Center this season. “With us staging our conference at The Palace. 7:30 p.m. College basketball, NIT first-round game, ESPN. “U-M and Arizona had a fabulous tournament (which concluded “We’ve heard Kansas wants to 8 p.m. NBA, Orlando at Houston, TBS. atmosphere,” Ciszewski said. “The Saturday in Toledo), they have takencome here, as well as (No. 2) Min­ 9:30 p.m. College basketball, NIT first-round game, ESPN. Michigan people came up to me aftera lot of the pressure off us.” nesota,” Ciszewski said. “It would be 10:30 p.m. NHL, Detroit at Anaheim, PASS. the game and said they wish they The Palace and the MAC have nice, but we just want four exciting M idnight College basketball, NIT first-round had the same kind of atmosphere atalready been awarded the Midwest games so the fans and the people in game, ESPN. Crisler Arena. Regional final in 2000, but the MACthe Detroit area can see what March THURSDAY Noon College basketball, NCAA Tournament “As for the Great Eight, it never isn’t the only conference that has Madness is all about.” first round, Channel 62. Two games scheduled. 3 p.m. Men’s tennis, ATP Newsweek Champions Cup, fourth round, ESPN. 4 p.m. Golf, PGA Honda Classic, first round, Thorpe is Pistons’ USA. 7:30 p.m. College basketball, NCAA Tourna­ ment first round, Channel 62. Two games main man inside scheduled. 9 p.m. NBA, Detroit at Denver, PASS. HALLS, From Page 36 FRIDAY Noon College basketball, NCAA Tournament Thorpe, a solid 6-foot-10, 245- first round, Channel 62. Two games scheduled. pounder, has always played in the 1 p.m. Men’s tennis, ATP Newsweek Champions Cup, quarterfinals, ESPN. paint. He was a star at Providence 3 p.m. Golf, Senior Toshiba Classic, first round, College and made the all-rookie team ESPN. ' 4 p.m. Golf, PGA Honda Classic, second round, with Kansas City in 1984-85. Al­ USA. though his career 55 percent shooting5 p.m. College hockey, CCHA Tournament semi­ final, PASS. From Joe Louis Arena. Second percentage is among the best in the semifinal at 8:30 p.m. NBA, he seldom attempts an outside 7:30 p.m. College basketball, NCAA Tourna­ ment first round, Channel 62. Two games shot. scheduled. “If I had to live on my outside shot8:30 p.m. Boxing, Kevin Kelley vs. Jesus Salud, I wouldn’t be in the league,” said featherweights, 12 rounds, ESPN. Thorpe. SATURDAY 10:30 a.m. Auto racing, IMSA 12 Hours of Sebring, start, ESPN. Briefly Noon College basketball, NCAA Tournament Rick Mahomhas had the cast second round, Channel 62. Four games sched­ uled. removed from his broken right foot 1 p.m. Baseball, Baltimore vs. Los Angeles, and should be ready to play in a PASS. 2 p.m. Track and field, World Indoor month. He has lost 20 pounds while Championships, Channel 4. recuperating from the injury, largely 2 p.m. Women’s tennis, WTA Evert Cup, final, ESPN. by working out four hours each day.3 p.m. Bowling, PBA Showboat Invitational, ... Playoff tickets are on sale at The Channel 7. 4 p.m. Golf, PGA Honda Classic, third round, Palace box office. They are the same Channel 4. prices - $12 to $59 - as regular sea­ 4 p.m. College hockey, ECAC Tournament cham­ son tickets. For information, call (810) pionship, PASS. 4:30 p.m. Wide World of Sports, Channel 7. 377-0100. 5:30 p.m. Golf, Senior Toshiba Classic, second ... Mahom is marketing a T-shirt to round, ESPN. 7:30 p.m. NHL, Detroit at Florida, Channel 9. raise funds for Detroit Children’s 7:30 p.m. College hockey, CCHA Tournament Hospital and area homeless shelters. championship, PASS. Journal photo by REBECCA COOK 10:30 p.m. NHL, Calgary at Los Angeles, Marching through the district The black shirts, priced at $25 and Channel 9. tax-deductible, are emblazoned with, 10:30 p.m. NHL, Detroit at San Jose, PASS. 10:30 p.m. Auto racing, IMSA 12 Hours of Class A power Detroit Pershing was a rude guest in Ferndale’s gym Wednesday. The“Detroit Work Crew, Gettin’ it done.” Sebring, finish, ESPN. Doughboys’ Victor Tate drives past Ferndale’s Damon Lucas as Pershing ended theThe shirts are on sale at Palace M idnight Women’s basketball, NCAA Tourna­ Eagles’ season, 87-61. The state finals are March 22 at Michigan State’s Breslin Center.Lockerroom stores. ment first round, ESPN. MARCH 9, 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 35 MSU’s Cleaves slowly finds form By Terry Cabell but the season could have been better. Journal Sports Writer I just have to keep my head up during EAST LANSING - Mateen Cleaves the offseason, watch tape, get healthy might be Michigan State’s starting and step up my game next year.” point guard, but the 6-foot-2 freshmanCleaves’ physical limitations aren’t is no Magic Johnson, Scott Skiles orthe only thing that has held him back. Sam Vincent. Not yet, anyway. He is also just now getting in sync on After being hampered by a back the court with his teammates. injury all season, Cleaves is just now “With my back, I missed the whole beginning to display the varied bas­summer and I couldn’t play with the ketball skills that earned him All- guys,” said Cleaves who, along with American honors when he was atfellow Spartan Antonio Smith, led Flint Northern High. Flint Northern to the 1995 Class A “I’m really happy,” MSU coach Tomstate title. “I like to break somebody Izzo said. “He’s improving steadily as off the dribble and dish. But with his injury subsides and he’s gettingsome of the guys, we’re not on the same page. The injury set me back.” Journal photo by REBECCA COOK his legs back. His shot looks better, even when he misses. I think he’s Cleaves has shown signs down the Wings goalie Chris Osgood doesn't have a leg to stand onf but he still makes the save.making progress - not as much as hestretch he’s getting stronger. Before wants to make - but he’s definitely Saturday’s regular-season finale at moving in the right direction.” home against Indiana, he had a four- Kennedy carries onCleaves is averaging 10.0 pointsgame streetch in which he averaged despite shooting just 39.3 percent15 points. Cleaves said a talk with ORONTO - After Sheldon from the field. He is third in the Big Magic Johnson helped. Kennedy announced that he Ten in assists (5.0 per game). He says “(Magic) told me to just keep playing had been repeatedly sexually he’s about “70-75 percent” healthy, buthard and let the game come to me,” Cleaves said. “I’m starting to get a lot assaulted by junior coach Pa u l he won’t say the back injury - he does­ TGraham James, some NHL observers n’t know how he got hurt - is the rea­of athleticism back and I’m gradually wondered how other players would H a r r is son for his slow start. getting to know where guys want the react to the former Red Wing. “I don’t like making excuses,”ball and how they want the ball. So On the ice, where no subject is out- Cleaves said. “I know I’ve been hurt,everything is falling together now.” of-bounds, would Kennedy, now a Boston Bruin, be the target of snide “It’s very sad to hear of anything toLease buyout the hangup for Lions stadium comments from do with sexual abuse going on,” HENNING, From Page 36 other players? Kennedy said. “For me, the abuse and maintain the Silverdome for the So far the never took place here. I’m glad it how Pontiac managed to lose its NFLLions’ use than the city takes in. answer has been came out but I feel for the people, forfranchise to downtown Detroit. Which is one more reason why every­ no. In fact, some the victims of it. My whole thing was In fairness to Moore, a lot of peopleone expects some kind of handshake players who are just to let people know that it’s all helped push the Lions out of town nextby year. influential with right to come out and deal with it. way of their stubborn and/or naive Barring that, the Lions are prepar­ their teammates - Not necessarily coming out in the stance on renegotiating a Silverdomeing to go ahead, in step with the such as Philadel­ media, but just so they can deal with lease. That ongoing lease package Downtown Development Authority, phia captain Eric it and confront the people who did it.positively creamed the Lions - com­ and begin stadium construction. Lindros and for- I just don’t want to see anybody go pared, that is, with other NFL clubs - The thinking is that - even if the and opened the door for Detroit to Lions are somehow forced to abide by c u u a mer Wing Stu through that. It’s not nice.” Sheldon Kennedy G rim sonsof When Kennedy was a Wing (1990- bring the team back to town. their lease through 2004 - it’d be bet­ Hartford - guaranteed Kennedy no 94) no one had any idea of the inner The only hitch is that the existingter to build the stadium sooner members of their teams would taunt torment he was experiencing, becauselease binds the club to Pontiac rather than later. Construction costs him on the subject. of his demeanor. No one, not even through 2004. The Lions intend to will only go up, while a new stadium “Nobody has said anything. (The teammates, had any idea his care­ buy out the arrangement and they can always be backed for events reception has) been great,” said free, party-boy attitude - which led to then hope to be in their new home bythroughout the year, whether the Kennedy before the Bruins’ contest ina few brushes with the law - was a 2001. But that buyout - because of Lions are playing there or not. Toronto Monday. cover for pain and confusion. all the arguing over total-package How that all pans out is open to “It’s been awesome, it’s been great,” “I was good at keeping the conver­revenues Pontiac receives via the debate. What’s certain is that within said Kennedy, “Every town you go to,sation away from myself,” he said. Lions - won’t be easily negotiated, four years a couple of knockout facili­ the reaction has been good.” “Nobody ever took me seriously, so and almost certainly not before 1998. ties will be standing downtown. He said he wasn’t sure of the reac­ nobody would ever have a serious What’s wacky about Pontiac Considering the usual stuff a na­ tions his revelation would get. He conversation with me where it wouldstalling is that it costs more to keep tion sees out of Detroit, we’ll take it. was scared of the potential feedback. come up.” But he was willing to take that But now Kennedy is serious about State Employees helping others who have had to live U.A.W. LOCAL 36 chance to escape from the utter WIXOM, MICHIGAN 1_ Serving Michigan's despair that he had been in for with the hell of sexual abuse. He’s Citizens almost half of his 27 years. establishing the Sheldon Kennedy UAW ► MEMBERSHIP, LEADERSHIP AND Foundation for sexual abuse victims. RETIREE WILL CONTINUE TO0 “You feel like you’re by yourself. SUPPORT THE NEWSPAPER V Local 6000 You feel like an outcast,” said A camp will be established on a 640- WORKERS AND THE Kennedy. acre parcel of land in British ' SUNDAY JOURNAL We Support the Detroit Sadly, because he was at Maple Columbia donated by a friend, busi­ JUSTICE, DIGNITY AND RESPECT Newspaper Workers! Leaf Gardens, Kennedy was asked nessman Steve Funk. about another sexual abuse case. It Kennedy’s idea is for it to be a place where families can go. A place was recently discovered that from the Utility Workers 1970s until the early ’90s, some where the parents and the kids can IUOE Gardens workers lured young boys togo horseback riding and fishing. A Union of America, the hockey shrine with free tickets peaceful place where counseling can AFL-CIO-Local 223 Local 324 and souvenirs. Once there they were be taken. He’s going to take a precau­ Substation Division and it’s members sexually abused. The victim, who tion with the camp. “We support Detroit We support our Brothers & Sisters newspaper workers finally came forward, said Kennedy’s “I’m going to make sure that I per­ in their struggle and stand united admission gave him the courage to dosonally meet and talk to everyone Sam T. Hart in their struggle for Business Manager 3fair contract. so. involved in it,” said Kennedy. PAGE 34: NCAA Tournament on hand and Palace is ready, says Joe Adams. PAGE 35: Former Wing Sheldon Kennedy adjusts to life after his revelations, says Paul Harris

'xiwm&i jyi One tough pro Thorpe does Pistons ’ dirty work inside tis Thorpe gives the Pistons Earlier this season, Thorpe sur­ what little inside presence passed the 15,000-point mark and they possess. So it’s worth played in his 1,000th NBA game. All p i 'M. noting the occasion of his of these milestones tell how he «?a® y»v O9,000th NBA helped the Pistons rebound. win 46 games a year It came early ago and race off to a in Tuesday’s 44-15 record this 108-99 loss to season. Miami at The Realizing the Palace. Thorpe H a l l s team had no true was pleased but center, coach Doug not overjoyed Collins acquired because of the Thorpe from loss in an important game in the Portland on Sept. 20, 1995 for Bill Eastern Conference race. Both teams Curley and rookie Randolph are vying for playoff berths that Childress, who has since been re­ avoid the defending champion acquired by Detroit. Chicago Bulls in an early-round “He’s given us toughness,” said matchup. Thorpe finished with 10 Collins. “Otis is big and strong and points and nine rebounds against thecan finish (make shots). He’s been a Heat before fouling out. real cornerstone for our team.” ‘That’s a lot (of rebounds),” said The Pistons are Thorpe’s fourth Thorpe, who now is one of only 19 NBA team. He played power forward NBA players with at least 15,000 for 1993-94 champion Houston before points and 9,000 rebounds in their being traded to Portland for Clyde careers. “When you are around long Drexler. The Rockets went on to win enough a lot of things happen. I’d another title and Thorpe made it loved to have achieved it with a win.” clear he was unhappy in Portland. Thorpe noted that longevity and He hasn’t always seen eye-to-eye avoiding serious injuries lead to such with Collins. Nevertheless, Thorpe records. That’s true. Thorpe is in his comes ready to play every game. 13th NBA season and has missed “We can’t sit around and mope,” only 27 games. In nine of those sea­ Thorpe said after the Miami loss. “In sons he played in all 82 games, this league, you can’t live in the past including last season with the and you can’t look at the future. It’s a Journal photo by REBECCA COOK Pistons. He missed three games last one-game-at-a-time situation.” Detroit’s Otis Thorpe slams his 9,000th career rebound in front of two Miami defenders. month with a pulled left calf muscle. See HALLS, Page 34 Tigers on course for 1999; Lions stadium might take longer n sharpshooter’s language, John that the last of the land disputes no one’s going to take cyanide. It’s not McHale of the Tigers says 1999 should be settled by mid-year. until the Lions’ new home arrives, is still “in the crosshairs” for Well, OK. McHale has gone anyway, that Detroit will have its Detroit’s new baseball stadium. Ly n n through administrative hell the past complete two-stadium national show­ That’s good news, not only for those *w*T_ ...... two years. He has taken a stadium case intact. That probably can’t hap­ who are in a hurry to sample Mo- H e n n in g issue from conception to the brink ofpen before 2001, if by then. town’s version of Camden Yards or groundbreaking. He has beaten the The Lions remain the sticky ele­ Jacobs Field, but maybe also for Tiger worst odds, beaten the Save Tiger ment. It has to do with a Silverdome Stadium sentimentalists who like the Stadium litigation, beaten the fund­ lease buyout that must be bargained fact the old girl will be ours for a cou­ the ballpark? ing challenges and, in the process, with the City of Pontiac. ple of more seasons - or three. “I don’t see anything yet which been part of a downtown Detroit There’s a mayoral election to be Considering the fact ground hasn’t would require us in candor to say it’sdevelopment jamboree that is also held in Pontiac this year. Chief yet been broken, and considering thenot possible,” McHale, the Tigers’ delivering, next door to the Tigers, a among topics Mayor Walter Moore way land-acquisition delays and con­president and chief executive officer, new stadium for the Lions. will not choose to discuss between struction realities can stack up, isn’t said Friday, sticking to his 1999 guns If McHale says 1999, we’ll listen. now and election day is the matter of Opening Day 2000 a better guess on and agreeing with most assessments If things do jam up and it’s 2000, See HENNING, Page 35