Detroit Sunday Journal

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[page missing] PAGE 4 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL NOVEMBER 2, 1997 Hip-hop summit seeks to empower youth By Darren A. Nichols about this is that it brings together discussion on the development ofwhere young people addressed Journal Staff Writer youth and adults who may nothip-hop, the culture as a way ofissues surrounding the killing of Young people have power. understand youths.” activism and bridging the gap of rapper Tupac Shakur. Shakur, who And hip-hop is their voice, says This year’s summit theme is “The intergenerational conflict. was 25 when he was gunned down Khary Turner Hip-Hop Nation: To the Bridge or to After the workshops, there will be in a drive-by shooting in Las Vegas Turner’s NAACP Young Adult the Grave.” a concert featuring Detroit poetlast year, was one of the most cele­ Committee will host its second Turner said the point is that Jessica Care Moore, a former three­ brated and misunderstood rappers annual Hip-Hop Summit andyoung people’s choices will taketime winner on Showtime at the of the hip-hop world. Shakur sold Concert Saturday at Martin Luther them to either place, and one thingApollo. Other performers will nearly $90 million in records before King High School, 3200 East the Young Adult Committee wants include the MAD Klick, the his death. Lafayette. to do is ensure they make the cor­Almighty Drednaughtz, the The Hip-Hop Summit is in line The summit, scheduled for 9 to 3, rect choice. Lokasts, Truppaz Large and poetswith the NAACP’s commitment to is aimed at ages 13-18 and young “I’m very excited and proud the Liz Whitaker and Em Roupe. reach young people in the city. Last adults who can relate to hip-hop cul­Young Adult Committee created “Adults need to understand that month its Youth Council sponsored a ture. The event costs $15, which this summit designed to help our hip-hop is a culture and meets all ofSilent March and Rally in response includes lunch and an NAACP youth,” said Detroit NAACP the criteria of a culture,” Turner to violence in Detroit. membership. President Rev. Wendell Anthony. said. “If parents come to understand The Detroit Branch Young Adult More than 400 are expected to “The future of hip-hop and its evo­this, they will learn to appreciate Committee, whose members are 18 attend. lution are tied to the future of ourthe whole phenomenon with a high­to 35, addresses issues that concern “The summit is definitely an young people because they oftener degree of respect and apprecia­ that age group. The committee has instrument in giving power to theexpress themselves through hip-hoption.” sponsored cultural events, including voice of young people,” said Turner,culture.” Anthony agrees. the viewing of the film Panther, the who chairs the NAACP Young Adult The summit will include work­ “I hope the summit builds uponMartin Luther King Jr. Songfest and Committee. “This gives them an shops on money, drugs, sex, violencethe legacy of Summit 1.” the first Hip-Hop Summit. avenue to talk about issues thatand the family from a hip-hop per­ More than 250 young peopleFor information call the NAACP affect them daily. The best thing spective. There will also be a panel attended the first Hip-Hop Summit, Detroit Branch, 313-871-2087.

Vo t e r s’ Gu id e to D etr o it Issu es etroit voters will choose as amended: Bonds, payable from taxes the City is required to supply light and power? between candidates for ■ Hiring, training and deployment ofallowed to levy in addition to Charter mayor, city clerk and council,street patrol officers. and statutory limits, in an amount and vote on eight proposals■ Neighborhood and downtown eco­ necessary to pay the principal and PROPOSAL F Don Election Day Tuesday. nomic development programs interest thereon in the principal sum Do you favor the authorization and Polls are open 7 a.m.-8 p.m. designed to create local jobs. of an amount not to exceed issuance of General Obligation Bonds, Candidates for mayor are incumbent■ Public safety programs such as $35,000,000 for the purpose of project payable from taxes the City is allowed Dennis Archer and Ed Vaughn, and foremergency medical services, fire improvements to various neighbor­ to levy in addition to Charter and city clerk, incumbent Jackie Currie department programs and street hood redevelopment and housing statutory limits, in an amount neces­ and Clayton Johnson. lighting. rehabilitation programs and for eco­ sary to pay the principal and interest Candidates for four-year terms on ■ Anti-gang and youth development nomic development projects? thereon in the principal sum not to the council are Tom Barrow, incum­ programs. exceed $7,500,000 for the purpose of bent Clyde Cleveland, Ken Cockrel Jr.,■ Other programs that are designed acquisition, construction, renovation incumbent Sheila Cockrel, Bettie to contribute to the improvement of or rehabilitation of various City of Cook-Scott, incumbent Kay Everett, the quality of life in the City of Do you favor the authorization andDetroit municipal facilities? Frank Hayden, incumbent Gil Hill, Detroit. issuance of General Obligation incumbent Nicholas Hood III, Evelyn■ Relief to the taxpayers of the city Bonds, payable from taxes the City is Lucas, incumbent Maryann Mahaffey,from one or more taxes or fees allowed to levy in addition to Charter Bernard Parker, incumbent Brenda imposed by the City of Detroit. and statutory limits, in an amount Do you favor the authorization and Scott, Alma Stallworth, incumbent ■ The costs of capital improvements. necessary to pay the principal and issuance of General Obligation Bonds, Alberta Tinsley-Williams, Ted Wallace, ■ Road repairs and improvements. interest thereon in the principal sumpayable from taxes the City is allowed Jewel Ware and Mary Waters. of an amount not to exceed to levy in addition to Charter and “The maximum number of (council) $15,000,000 for the purpose of acqui­ statutory limits, in an amount neces­ candidates you can vote for is nine,” PROPOSAL B sition, construction, renovation or sary to pay the principal and interest according to the Election Commission. Shall the City of Detroit impose a rehabilitation of public safety projectsthereon in the principal sum not to “If you vote for more than nine, yourmunicipal services fee upon a personrelating to Police, Fire and exceed $38,000,000 for the purpose of vote for City Council will not be count­licensed to operate a casino within Emergency Medical Services (EMS) acquisition, construction, renovation ed.” the City of Detroit equal to the facilities? or rehabilitation of Recreation, Zoo Proposals include: greater of one and one-quarter per­ and Cultural facilities? cent (1.25%) of adjusted gross receipts received by the licensee from gaming or $4,000,000 per year Do you favor the authorization and PROPOSAL H Shall the City of Detroit by ordi: to be collected as authorized by the issuance of General Obligation Do you favor the authorization and nance impose an annual excise tax Michigan Gaming Control and Bonds, payable from taxes the City is issuance of General Obligation Bonds, upon a person licensed to operate aRevenue Act in order to provide allowed to levy in addition to Charterpayable from taxes the City is allowed casino within the City of Detroit at a funds to the City of Detroit to con­ and statutory limits, in an amount to levy in addition to Charter and rate of nine and nine/tenths percent tribute to the cost of hosting casi­ necessary to pay the principal and statutory limits, in an amount neces­ (9.9%) of the adjusted gross receipts nos? interest thereon in the principal sumsary to pay the principal and interest received by the licensee from gaming of an amount not to exceed thereon in the principal sum not to in order to provide funds to the City of $40,000,000 for the purpose of exceed $7,500,000 for the purpose of Detroit for the following purposes, as improving street and alley lighting, acquisition, construction, renovation authorized by the Michigan Gaming Do you favor the authorization emergency medical communications, or rehabilitation of various Detroit Control and Revenue Act, and issuance of General Obligation service extensions and improvementsPublic Library facilities? NOVEMBER 2, 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL______PAGE 5 Vote November 4th Su voto es su voz. Your vote is your voice. Exercise your right as an American to choose the leaders who will represent you in Detroit for the next four years. Vote for Councilwoman Maryann Mahaffey

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Council President Maryann Mahaffey Mayor Dennis Archer Council President Maryann Mahaffey and Dennis Archer need our support to keep Detroit moving forward. |> Detroit Citv Council: Maryann Mahaffey ★ Ken Cockrel Jr. ★ Sheila Cockrel ★ Brenda Scott Alberta Tinsley-Williams Ted Wallace Citv Clerk Gil Hill Jackie L. Currie ★ Arrested for action supporting striking newspaper workers. Re-invest in Detroit... re-elect Maryann Mahaffey because Mahaffey makes it happen for you! Paid for by the Spanish speaking Democrats. Joe Estrada, President, 3683 Gilbert. Detroit 48210, (313) 894-7883 PAGE 6 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL NOVEMBER 2, 1997

Judge says strikers the ULP strike notebook due unemployment Lansing workers vote out Guild JUDGE, From Page 1 By Alan Forsyth benefits under the Michigan EmploymentJournal Staff Writer Security Act. Previously they were denied ben­ ditorial staff members of efits because they were considered “involved in the Lansing State a labor dispute in active progress.” Journal will no longer Ashford reversed a decision made in March have a union. 1996 by the Michigan Employment SecurityE Editorial workers on Commission, recently renamed the Michigan Wednesday voted out the Unemployment Agency. Newspaper Guild 32-29. Three Ashford listed about 800 workers who are eli­eligible voters did not vote. gible to collect. Checks will range up to $7,800, The State Journal is owned by based on $300 for 26 weeks; amounts willGannett Co., which also owns reflect individual circumstances, such as the the Detroit News, USA Today number of weeks an applicant filed claims andand about 90 other papers. his or her wage before filing a claim - essen­ Leo Ducharme, an internation­ tially what the applicant made while employedal representative for the at the papers. Newspaper Guild, which is part It isn’t known when the checks will go out.of the Communication Workers Union lawyer Richard McHugh said he expectsof America, said: the newspapers to appeal, but that wouldn’t “The outcome was not an anti­ stop the payment of benefits. union vote. It was an issue of Ashford said if some strikers deserve to be workers being manipulated by a paid but are not listed among the 800, his rul­powerful corporation. It was ing covers them as well. Gannett’s cynical ploy to with­ Journal photo by DAYMON J. HARTLEY If the companies were to win on appeal, strik­hold benefits and pay raises A scary decision ers would not have to repay the money until untilall the more desperate work­ appeals are over, which should be several yearsers gave up to its demands.” Austin Ramos, 7, ponders his next move in a game at a Halloween party from now. Management had recommend­recently for children of locked-out newspaper workers. McHugh said Ashford’s decision that workersed workers vote out their union. are permanently replaced does not affect otherSilverman turns tail have a more appropriate forumand Detroit Newspapers caused deliberations on their rights to reclaim their in which to raise your ques­ and prolonged the newspaper jobs. Detroit News publisher Mark tions.” strike by their unfair labor prac­ Although the Michigan UnemploymentSilverman tried to keep a happy tices. face as he spoke to the AmericanNew faces for NLRB Agency will pay the benefits, McHugh said the Learning young Detroit newspapers eventually would foot theArabic and Jewish Friends at President Bill Clinton Tuesday bill. the Southfield Civic Center announced the nomination of aLaura and Melissa Thornton - “Employers pay a payroll tax on currentTuesday on “How Can a Democrat and two Republicans daughters A1of Thornton, a wages,” said McHugh. “It’s a percentage of their Newspaper Be Fair to All Its to the National Labor Relationslocked-out member of Teamsters payroll. If they have a higher rate of claims, Readers.” Board, breaking a logjam. Local 372 - like going to brown- their payroll tax goes up. Over about three Silverman was willing to The Democrat is Wilma B. bag seminars in the library at years the company will be expected to repayanswer questions but only onesLiebman, deputy director of theChatterton Middle School in this.” submitted on 3-by-5-inch cards.Federal Mediation and Warren. One of the 800 on the list is locked-out print­When locked-out workers in theConciliation Service. The But they weren’t happy when er John Martin. “It’s about time a little justice audience noticed that their ques­Republicans are both manage­ they heard the announcement came down the line,” he said Thursday. tions were not being asked, somement-side labor lawyers: Peter J. that the speaker at the next “This is heartening news,” said Lou Mleczko, just stood up and asked how Hurtgen of Florida and Robertlunch meeting would be a Detroit president of Newspaper Guild Local 22 and athat censorship jibed with Brame of Virginia. Free Press photographer. The two member of the Metropolitan Council of Silverman’s stated love of the Early in 1997 Clinton nomi­ girls spoke to teachers and coun­ Newspaper Unions. “Judge Ashford made aFirst Amendment. nated Sarah Fox, a Democrat, selors, they said, but felt they courageous call. I’m sure there was political Silverman told the audience but the Senate never confirmedwere getting nowhere. pressure from the governor’s office right downthat “the unions unconditionallyher. Published reports have said Then, said Laura, 13, they and to the bureaucratic ranks at MESC.” surrendered” in February whenher confirmation will be part of friendsa “went around telling peo­ John Truscott, spokesman for Gov. Johnthey made offers to return to deal that’s been made by the ple not to come to the brown-bag Engler, said, “There is absolutely no truth” thatwork. White House and Senate seminar because they were hav­ the governor’s office intervened. “Our office has But after a few minutes of Republicans and Democrats. ing the person from the Free never gotten involved in these issues.” unrestricted questioning, it was The five-seat NLRB is short Press. ... We got a lot of people to McHugh said he believed the original rulingSilverman who decided to sur­ two members and about to havesay they wouldn’t come.” that denied benefits “was an attempt to avoidrender. His three bodyguards four vacancies. Chairman By day’s end, recalled Melissa, making a difficult decision in a charged atmo­took the publisher and their William B. Gould IVs term 11, “They said it was canceled sphere. They just wanted to punt it to a highervideo camera and left. expires in August, and the recessdue to a lack of interest.” level. That was in March 1996. We should have The seven Southfield police appointments of John Higgins “It was kind of nice,” said been paid then. officers in the room had nothingand Fox expire at the end of theLaura, “that we stuck up for “We won this time because we had a neutral to do. Nor did the nine waitingcurrent congressional session, what we believe in and we won.” fact-fmder who was willing to follow the law in squad cars outside. Or the expected as early as Friday. As Teachers said the cancellation and apply it to the facts. The disappointment isdogs in a police car. recess appointees, they did notreflected a reconsideration based that the agency was not able to do that in Some members of the audienceneed Senate confirmation. partly on the children’s reaction. March of 1996.” said locked-out workers had Confirmation of the new The teachers are represented by An appeal of Ashford’s decision would go ruined to their meeting. But Fred appointeesJ. will probably be afterthe Michigan Education the Michigan Employment Security Board ofFechheimer, a Dykema Gossett Congress reconvenes in January.Association. Review, then a circuit court, the Michigan lawyer who is a co-chair of the The NLRB is considering Minor scam Court of Appeals and the Michigan SupremeFriends group, told the unionappeals of Judge Thomas Wilks’ The Free Press did a 24-page Court. members: June decision, in which he found Ashford is with the Michigan Unemployment “I understand that you do notthat the News, the Free Press See NOTEBOOK, Page 8 Agency’s Office of Appeals. NOVEMBER 2, 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 7 Journalists won’t take tough look in mirror

By Kate DeSmet been a difficult decision, but said if Journal Staff Writer she’d allowed questions from the floor, hen we worked as jour­ Silverman would have walked out. Silverman couldn’t nalists for the Detroit Less than a week before the SPJ daily newspapers, we dinner, some 800 journalists with the have been treated believed in our inalien­ alternative media gathered in New better if he’d gone Wable right to question. We joked that York for the second Media in no matter where we were in the world, Democracy Congress. The first one, to a high-society we had the right to ask somebody, held two years ago, ignored the issue tea party (though anybody, a question. If we were out of labor unions. This time, because of well-placed protests, the Congress fea­ society matrons tured labor on a number of panels. essay One discussion included Steven might not be Greenhouse, labor writer for the New as polite as shopping for green peppers and a York Times who is considered one of woman walked by with an artichoke the best reporters on that beat. SPJ about on her nose we, of all people, could However, Greenhouse has not covered step right up and ask her why. We the Detroit newspaper strike, and Silverman’s weren’t nosy, we were professional. Journal photo by GEORGE WALDMAN what has appeared in his paper by three private security And the harder the question, particu­The Society of Professional Journalists other writers has often been poorly larly those aimed at “important” tar­ agreed to censor questions to Detroit reported and tilted in favor of the goons-in-tow). gets like politicians or prosecutors, theNews Publisher Mark Silverman. newspaper owners. better we were at our profession. Greenhouse was asked why he did local chapter, Marsha Stopa of Crain’snot cover the newspaper strike. His But during this labor struggle We want journalists to ask tough Detroit Business, and SPJ board reasons ranged from a lack of time to against the owners of the two newspa­ questions of people in power because members had already decided that no a lack of interest on the part of editors pers something has become achingly most working-class folks never get the one be allowed to ask questions fromand readers. He said he had to follow apparent. Journalists are keeping the chance to sidle up to the chairman of the floor. Audience members had to certain rules in reporting, including toughest questions to themselves. Union Pacific or Little Caesars Pizza. write their questions on small white Why? Because while they can dog the writing what most of his readers We need bulldogs as well as watch­ cards. Once they were sent up to would be interested in. president on budget or sexual mat­ dogs in the press, but if journalists Stopa, she announced that absolutely ters, and while they can run after a Since when did that stop reportersdon’t recognize themselves as working no questions would be allowed aboutwho believed a story was just too Big Three CEO for an answer, they class, how can they have any bark or can’t open their mouths to form thethe newspaper strike/lockout. Suchdamned important? The truth behind bite? “disruptions” would not be tolerated,most heroic news reporting efforts is questions that would expose the scan­ One look into the future of journal­ she said. that a journalist, despite every sort of dal in their own business, the business ism does not bode well. At Central Silverman couldn’t have been treat­obstacle from owners, editors, sources of newspapering. Michigan University, journalism stu­ ed better if he’d gone to a high-societyand readers, perseveres to tell the tale. They can’t or they won’t, or both. dents recently invited Tom Curley, tea party (though society matronsIn the case of Detroit’s newspaper Less than two weeks ago the Detroit publisher of Gannett’s USA Today, to might not be as polite as SPJ aboutstruggle, most journalists don’t think chapter of the Society of Professional speak. They asked him all sorts of Silverman’s three private securitythat the battle between employees and Journalists met for dinner in Dear­ fawning questions like “How much goons-in-tow). Even the good folksthe nation’s two largest newspaper born. It invited three local newspaper money do you make?” to which Curley from the Macomb Daily, who havechains has anything to do with news publishers to speak, including Mark replied, “$800,000 a year,” and some blistered the Detroit News in recent or with themselves. Rather than see­ Silverman, publisher of Gannett’s students squealed with delight. weeks about such things as the News’ing themselves as members of the Detroit News. He had a dining room Others asked him about the future of inept, irresponsible reporting on theworking class, journalists see them­ full of professionals who get paid to newspapers and technology. All soft­ health of Lake St. Clair, were forced selves as white-collar, college-educat­ ask questions - editors, reporters, ball stuff. Then an activist with the into silence. ed watchdogs of the public and private columnists. Detroit newspaper strike asked After the dinner, locked-out workerssectors (every sector, that is, but their Few apparently were aware that Curley why no Gannett newspaper, confronted Stopa. She admitted it’d own). behind the scenes the president of the including his own, had reviewed “The Chain Gang” by Richard McCord. The book exposes Gannett’s predatory and illegal practices used against compet­ ing newspapers. Curley’s answer was UAW members will vote on agreement that “self-coverage is difficult.” When By Martha Hindes spokesman Reg McGhee. potential of shutting down most GMthe activist tried to ask a follow-up Journal Automotive Writer “They decided at 11:59 (not to walk manufacturing facilities. The majorityquestion, students booed, hissed and Officials of UAW Local 163 at GM’s out) and kept talking,” said McGhee.of vehicles that use engines from thetold the questioner to shut up. One Romulus Engine Plant are making“They did not extend the deadline but Romulus plant have more than theeven called the activist “a piece of plans to vote next week on a tentativereached an agreement within a shortaverage 60 days’ supply with some aslabor union white trash.” agreement reached just minutes after period of time.” high as 120 days, he said. Maybe if the CMU journalism a midnight Tuesday strike deadline GM spokesman Chuck Licari, in “It’s a mixed bag,” said Healy. “There department had done a better job of passed without incident. confirming a settlement, said the are not enough Corvettes, but thereteaching students about the struggle The new local contract agreementplant was calm as the deadline certainly are too many Camaros,ravaging journalism in their own covers some 1,300 hourly workers whoapproached. Firebirds and Bravadas. Two-doors of home state, the clash in that auditori­ make V-6 and V-8 engines for several “No one walked out early,” he said. any stripe are not selling very well.”um would have been between an over­ GM trucks and cars, including the “No one jumped the gun.” The tentative agreement leaves onlypaid, irresponsible Gannett newspa­ popular fifth-generation Corvette. The plant makes the 4.3 liter V-6, two locals without contracts as part ofper publisher and a group of informed, There was some confusion about theand aluminum and cast iron V-8 the 1996 GM-UAW national agree­future working-class journalists of time of the settlement as talks contin­engines for several GM vehicles,ment that was ratified last fall. About America. ued up to the 11:59 p.m. Tuesdayincluding the Chevy Blazer and GMC200 members of UAW Local 572, who Is that too much to ask? deadline without interruption or anJimmy and Oldsmobile Bravada. maintain GM’s headquarters building Kate DeSmet was a reporter at the extension. At that time, GM Auto analyst David Healy, with New in the New Center Area, remain with­ Detroit News for 71 years before going spokespersons began spreading theYork-based Burnham Securities, said out a local contract. Also, “severalon strike in July 1995. She has been word an agreement had been reached, a strike at the plant probably woulddozen” at the Electro-Matic plant infired three times for taking part in although bargaining continuednot have had the impact of strikes atLaGrange, 111., have not yet settled, nonviolent civil disobedience against beyond that time, according to UAWother components plants with thesaid Licari. the newspaper companies. PAGE 8 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL NOVEMBER 2, 1997 New housing in the works UAW strikers, MascoTech HOUSES, From Page 3 the concept paper during the two-hour meeting. She is a member of Unionfurther apart, union says to patrol to prevent illegal dumpingSecond - Baptist Church in River Rouge. for the last year while project coordi­ The goal is to refurbish and fullyMascoTech and UAW Local 155 met pose it to the membership.” nators “got our act together,” saidstaff neighborhood recreation centersjust over a week ago for their first Ruecke would not confirm or deny Kovari. and parks between the hours of 3 p.m.negotiating session since the strikeSteeves’ version of the MascoTech pro­ While celebrating the good newsto 8 p.m., the peak period for juvenilebegan three months ago. posal. “We’re negotiating. I am not about new housing, meeting-goers alsocrime. But Local 155 president Bruce going to get into the details of the con­ pinned down public officials onU.S. Rep. Carolyn Cheeks Kilpatrick,Steeves said the situation is worse. tract,” he said. enforcement of pollution laws and $12D-Detroit, promised federal dollars for “The company is saying it is offeringSteeves said of the MascoTech offer, million in funding for recreation andthe prevention plan. employment to only 22 at MascoTech“The bargaining committee decided drug programs. “Rest assured, we are going to bringin Fraser, and we had 140 on our not to respond, because they would Signs ringed the church complainingthem home to you,” she said, addingseniority list,” said Steeves. “The com­ take away more than they were going about noxious odors coming from that the she was speaking for herself andpany also says if that proposal is rati­to take away before.” Detroit Department of Water and for Congressmen John Conyers Jr.,fied, D- each individual to be recalled Union members continue to draw Sewerage wastewater treatment plant Detroit, and John Dingell, D-Dearborn.would need to pass a test.” strike benefits of $150 a week. and several nearby industrial plants. As pleased as residents were to hear Steeves said MascoTech Forming Steeves says he believes production Residents told of several companiesseveral Downriver and Detroit officialsTechnologies offered 50 jobs in its finalat the plant is down to two parts from that they claim continue to violate pol­promising their help, they expressedoffer before the strike began Aug. 1.60. The plant facade is boarded up, lution laws and demanded that publicfrustration with the absence of DetroitThe offer was resoundingly defeatedand Huffmaster security guards are officials “enforce the laws on theand River Rouge mayors Dennisby union members. on patrol. books.” Officials from a variety of orga­Archer and Greg Joseph. During theMascoTech spokesman Kurt Ruecke Picket-line incidents led to several nizations and the recreation depart­discussion about pollution lawssaid: “We updated our proposal, and itarrests in September. Steeves said he ments of several cities committed their enforcement, dozens of meeting-goresis in the union’s hands. They areknew of no further incidents. expertise and money to turn what pre­began shouting “Where’s Dennisdeciding whether they want to pro- - Alan Forsyth senters call a $12 million Concept Archer?” Paper on Recreation-Centered Drug And one citizen particularly annoyed Prevention into reality. with Joseph told the crowd, “Let’s hold “If they send money for enforce­the next meeting in his office.” Variety showbrings laughs ment, they can send money for preven­Shawn Ellis is a locked-out member ROUNDUP, From Page 6 a bit embarrassed to win three of the tion,” said Edith Suggs, who outlinedof Teamsters Local 372. four door prizes. special tabloid section on the Being the strong supporter that Michigan-MSU football game that she is, she gave back the color TV was sold at the game Oct. 25, but the she won so it can be used otherwise. No nukes are wanted here Free Press put an Oct. 27 date on it. Her reason: “My best wishes and prayers go to all the newspaper By Eric Freedman power and nuclear weapons peopleThe point was to boost weekday cir­ Journal Staff Writer together.” culation figures and to avoid sharingworkers.” EAST LANSING - Experts and She said Michigan has 25 corpora­those boosted figures with the Detroit News, with which it publishes joint ACOSS takes to skies opponents of nuclear power andtions that manufacture components ACOSS, the Action Coalition of nuclear weapons will gather for nuclear weapons or the planesweekend editions. One single-copy driver said he was Strikers and Supporters, paid for a Saturday to map a strategy for a that carry them. plane to circle over Spartan Stadium nuclear-free zone in the Great Lakes. And organizers of the program, instructed to tell dealers they could give away the section, include it in in East Lansing during the The daylong session at Michigan“Restoring the Nuclear-Free Great Michigan-Michigan State football State University will include work­ Lakes Basin,” said 33 sites in the the Saturday paper or sell it and keep the 35 cents. game last weekend. It trailed a sign shops focusing on tactics, researchstate had substantial quantities of reading “Boycott Detroit News, Free into nuclear issues and ways to com­radioactive materials. The word gets out Press and USA Today.” municate with the public about Speakers include civil rights and C&G Publications delivered 3-by-8- Earlier that day an ACOSS crew health and environmental dangers. peace activist William Sloane Coffin inch cards to 300,000 readers of their gathered at MascoTech Forming “As custodians of one-third of theJr., physicist Daniel Axelrod, natural suburban newspapers that read, “Tell Technologies, at Kelly and 15 Mile, in world’s fresh water, we in the Great resources Professor Bunyan BryantDetroit Newspapers to obey the law! Fraser. Workers at the plant have Lakes must restore an uncontami­of the University of Michigan andDon’t buy or read The Detroit News, been on strike since Aug. 1. nated environment for future genera­City College of New York anthropol­Detroit Free Press, or USA Today.” The ACOSS crew went down tions,” said Anabel Dwyer of the ogist Glenn Alcaley. The Metropolitan Council of neighboring streets to knock on Peace Education Center in East For more information, call (517) Newspaper Unions sent the message doors. “We just tell them we’re news­ Lansing. “We’re bringing nuclear337-8087. to communities in Macomb County, paper strikers and we’re still locked southern Oakland County and north­out contrary to what they are being eastern Wayne County. told,” said Armand Nevers of DTU Harsh lesson for grown-ups Local 18. “It’s been real productive. Moved and shaken The reception has been great. Even WATSON, From Page 3 have its fifth superintendent in fewer Movers and Shakers No. VIII at St. the people who don’t take a lawn than 10 years. The names at the top Clair Shores High School last week sign indicate support for us or at supplies with their own money, the change, but the system continues tobrought lots of laughs. It was a fund­least take a flier. board that cried broke during their operate the same way. The superin­ raiser for the Metropolitan Council of “The biggest obstacle is getting contract negotiations this year agreedtendent runs afoul of the board Newspaper Unions. Most performers more people to come out and join us.” to shell out an estimated quarter mil­because he or she is too aggressive ordonated their talents. That morning another ACOSS lion to $800,000 to buy out the rest of too passive, too accommodating or tooIt was produced by Mary Hill of crew was in Detroit supporting the Snead’s contract. arrogant, too daring or too cautious.Hill Productions; every year Hill does campaign of City Council President While second graders were learningThe board pokes its nose into the a similar production for a charitable Maryann Mahaffey. how to solve problems with fighting,daily minutia of the district’s opera­ group in need of funds. the people who lead the system tions. The community accuses The headliners were the Fabulous Ox roast engage in a shameful display of publiceveryone of ignoring it. And, of course,Do-Wops: Rich Shubik, Phil Picio, An ox roast to benefit the Detroit bickering, backbiting, name-calling someone will mismanage money thatGeorge Makris and Mike Picio. Dance newspaper unions’ effort is scheduled and fmger-pointing that would get was intended for the welfare of kids. groups came from Anita’s Theatre for 6:30 p.m. Nov. 15 at IBEW Local them sent to the principal’s office if So Wednesday really wasn’t any dif­Dance and Performing Arts of 58, 1358 Abbott east of Trumbull. they were in school. ferent. It was just another day filled Sterling Heights; Deborah Frontczak Call 313-438-0968. Snead’s abrupt departure paved thewith students waiting for someone tosang Broadway tunes. Alan Forsyth is a locked-out Detroit way for this troubled school district tomake time for them. Betty Padgett of Harrison Twp. was News copy editor. NOVEMBER 2, 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 9 Exceptions are tough ■ B K S S '. to explain ; lb

Ronald Ruffin, director of the H Municipal Parking Department, is one of the chief architects of the Code Six book, a 10-page document that explains who and what areas are exempt from the city of Detroit’s parking laws. “Usually it’s a sign change. Based on experience, we need to / accommodate a business or resi­ dent, and we say to support your business we’re going to come in and make a considera­ tion until the sign is changed,” Ruffin said. There were numerous exam­ ples of people and places in the Code Six book that did not meet these criteria, however, and Ruffin often had difficulty explaining the exceptions. Ruffin said several streets were exempted from parking enforcement because he had Journal photo by GEORGE WALDMAN received requests from either Double-parked cars are tended by a valet at the Detroit Club. the police department or the court system. It was not clear who in the police department and court had requested the Document lists free Detroit parking spots special treatm ent or why. Ruffin also said: PARKING, From Page 1 A 1991 study by the Greater Detroit ■ It does not make sense to tick­ □ Chamber of Commerce found there was et city cars, particularly law issues. But it also contains a number of □ ample parking downtown except for the enforcement vehicles, because other exempt sites and selected individ­ The city of Detroit’s Code Six book financial district area. In fact, according they may be working or need touals who can park citywide without fearlists vehicles and areas where city to Kim Jackson of the International run out on an emergency. of getting ticketed. parking laws are largely ignored. Parking Institute of Fredericksburg, Va., ■ No one person or business Among sites and individuals are: Here are some blocks where “relaxed lack of parking places is rarely a prob­ should be on the list permanent­■ The perimeter of Tiger Stadium. enforcement” is in effect: lem in any city. ly- ■ Two mayoral appointees, including■ Monroe (both sides) between St. The chamber study also found that ■ The list needs to be reviewed the deputy mayor. Antoine and Beaubien much could be done to improve the park­ periodically. ■ Thirteen employees of the city’s park­■ Madison (both sides) from Brush to ing situation downtown, particularly ■ A city ordinance to allow cars ing department. Beaubien since street parking was based on an to be parked in front of restau­ ■ The front of the Opus One restaurant,■ Brush (east side) from Madison to out-of-date 1974 master plan. City and rants and businesses until Intermezzo restaurant, Greektown and Beacon chamber officials said many of the pro­ Ted’s Restaurant in the downtown area.■ East Adams, Elizabeth to John R posals were not implemented. valets move the cars would help ■ Elizabeth (both sides) between Park solve a lot of problems. ■ One of Bing Steel’s facilities, owned by and Woodward The study suggested centralizing the ■ Frequently, old street signs do the former Detroit Pistons star. . ■ Park (both sides) from the Fisher planning, marketing and development not reflect current parking ■ 36th District Court. Service Drive to Adams of parking within one department. It needs on a given street, he said. Parking director Ruffin said the ■ Beacon (south side) from Brush to also recommended updating the master Traffic patterns have changed Detroit police requested special consid­Beaubien plan, increasing m eter times and fees, substantially during the past erations for Tiger Stadium and the may- ■ Livemois (both sides) from Clarita to re-evaluating parking fines, offering a decade or two, often without oral appointees while the courtsEight Mile Road free shuttle service and promoting use street signs being changed, requested exempt parking around 36th of the People Mover and other public Ruffin said. District Court. transportation. “If there were no regulations, He also said the parking department In the case of relaxed parking at theThe favoritism by Detroit parking offi­ we would have parking gridlock.employees, who had been given tempo­Bing Steel facilities, Ruffin said the cials is a special irritant for many down­ This list is meant to be cus­ rary permission to park on a city-ownedparking authority is following a policytown businesses trying to obtain better tomer-driven,” Ruffin said. lot during construction at the Veteransof trying to be business-friendly. treatment within the scope of the law. The ticketing of judges’ cars is Memorial, should not have been listedThe discovery of the list confirms Jackie Grant, owner of the Money a non-issue, according to Ruffin.for citywide exemption. Ruffin removedlong-standing suspicions that certainTree Restaurant on West Fort Street Most judges handle tickets by their names from the list after talkingplaces and individuals receive preferen­downtown, has been trying for years to getting theirs thrown out of with the Sunday Journal. tial parking treatment. Ruffin saidget the city to change the half-hour court, he said. Such upscale establishments as theindividual parking enforcement officersparking meters in front of her restau­ “That’s not true, 36th District Detroit Club, Opus One and Intermezzohave historically received lists ofrant to one-hour meters. Court Administrator John Paul get the benefit of relaxed parkingexemptions for their areas. Ruffin said “Thirty minutes for lunch is not said. He explained that the because they have valets on duty, Ruffinhe combined the lists into one masterenough, and if we go out to put money in court worked out an agreement said. Ted’s, a popular soul food dinerdocument in in 1994. their meter they still get a ticket, Grant with the parking department toCapitol Park, does not have valets, butAlso listed are entire commercial said. “Who is it that is playing God and allow the judges to park free still gets free parking. Ruffin said theblocks where relaxed enforcement isdeciding that some restaurants will be next to the building. owner has requested new signs that willgiven at the request of the courts or theable to stay in business and we don’t get

- Michael McBride allow parking. police. (See list above.) to be included on that list?” PAGE 10 NOV. 2, 1997 Co-editors:Susan Watson, Norman Sinclair ------Managing Editor:Emily Everett General Manager:Mike McBride Published by Detroit Sunday Journal Inc. 450 W. Fort Detroit, Mich. 48226 313-964-5655 Fax: 313-964-5554 E-mail: [email protected] Web site: http://www.rust.net/~workers/strike.html mPMjk Member Michigan Press Association [ iW ^ f Member National Newspaper Association Metro NY Labor Communications Council Communicator of the Year Mahaffey deserves

resounding re-election FINANCIAL Investor o newspaper ever en­ While no one has done more MARKETS dorsed a candidate morethan Mahaffey, some other council readily or proudly thanmembers and candidates have the Detroit Sunday stood by us, too. The Sunday N Journal endorsesMARYANN Journal endorses Clyde Cleveland, MAHAFFEY for re-election to the Sheila Cockrel, Ken Cockrel Jr., Detroit City Council. Furthermore,Nicholas Hood III, Bernard Parker we strongly urge voters to turn outand Alberta Tinsley-Williams for in such numbers for Mahaffey thatelection or re-election to council she retains her post as council pres­seats. Besides taking up our cause ident, a job that goes automaticallyin the newspaper war, these candi­ W inkler ’97 to the top vote-getter. dates have demonstrated their fit­ Throughout a long life of publicness to serve Detroit through their service, Mahaffey has proven againarticulate, reasoned approach to and again that she is a voice of rea­urban issues. son and courage. As a neighborhoodWhich brings us, somewhat Back in the breach activist, an enthusiast for civilsadly, to the race for mayor. We ike we didn’t know the cold weath­three times, but nothing will change rights, a champion of labor and knowan that Dennis Archer will er was coming. For most ofthe fact that this is Michigan. effective council member, Mahaffey sweep to re-election. And we i October, the weather in Det- Sure, the weatherman will do has proven herself to be a progres­acknowledge that he has wrought roit and most of southeasterneverything he can to smile and laugh sive, independent and committedimportant change for the better in MichiganI was so nice it was scary. Aand tell us all the wonderful reasons fighter for the public good. Detroit’s public image and attitude string of relatively warm and clearwhy freezing is a good thing. On the We are particularly proud ofabout itself. But Archer’s wishy- days made it nearly possible to believedays when there’s so much snow and Mahaffey - and eternally gratefulwashy stand on the newspaper winter may have gotten lost on theice that even our own Sonny Eliot to her - for standing by the strik-strike epitomizes the mayor’s all- way down. couldn’t draw a happy face on it, we ing/locked-out Detroit newspapertoo-cautious approach on a range of Many of us hate to whine so wewill hear reports about how much workers during our long strugglepublic issues. grit our teeth and say over and overworse it is elsewhere in the country. If for justice. When some on council This is the mayor whose again that this brutal Michiganthere’s nothing to smile about here, at merely gave lip service to ourpromised redevelopment vision weather is what makes us Michiganleast we should be able to warm our cause, Mahaffey made it her own.turned out to be no more than a folk so tough. South Floridians feet are on the anguish of others. She refused to talk to scab writers reliance on casinos and new stadi­ warm weather wimps. They aren’t But deep down, beneath the denial from the Detroit News and Detroitums. This is the mayor whose tough enough to handle real weather.and the happy weather talk, we all Free Press. She marched with us promise to revamp the city bureau­ But deep down, isn’t there thatknow the truth, don’t we? From this and proclaimed in a string of fierycracy has gone mostly unfulfilled. private yearning for a switch? Itday forward, with a few brief but speeches her commitment to labor And this is the mayor who wouldn’t have to be every year, justpleasant exceptions, it’s going to be justice. She even went to jail for usalways promised to work for a set­ occasionally. A warm weather surprise.cold. .Real cold. No, not brisk. Not by taking part in peaceful, nonvio­tlement of the newspaper strike Just the image of all those shockedinvigorating either, and not bracing. lent sit-ins at the News. but never found the courage to con­Floridians shivering on the beachC-O-L-D. Summer is gone, and fall is After two decades on City demn the villains who provoked the wrapped up in parkas, teeth chatter­stepping out the back door. Council, Mahaffey knows the citystrike. His supporters say Archer ing like battery-powered dentures, And yet, despite it all, we’re still and its people. She may be a shoo-needs business support for staring out at a frozen ocean while wehere. Imagine that. Maybe it’s because in for re-election. But having fin­Detroit’s redevelopment too much walked around up here in short pantsseasons aren’t such bad things after ished second in the primary elec­to denounce the newspaper man­ and T-shirts in January is somehow all.so Or maybe it’s because we like the tion in September, she is fighting agementto outright. That may be so. appealing. This could’ve been thatcold more than we complain about it. retain her position as top vote-get­But the fact remains that the year. Should’ve been that year. Or maybe there’s more to ter and the council presidency. Shemayor has been woefully silent on But then, just when it looked likeMichigan than the weather. needs - and deserves - our helpthe key labor fight that took place we might make it out of October with and our votes. on his watch. nary a cool breeze, the winds showed up. And the clouds. And the cold. In10-second editorial some areas, the snow even dropped in. Following is the Time fell back an hour early SundayCorporate compassion: Mayor morning, just as it does this same time AFL-CIO’s list of Dennis Archer every year; the tourists in Florida are Target embarrassed itself endorsed candi­ City Clerk enjoying warm sun and warm oceanby not sharing profits dates for Detroit Jackie Currie waves, as they also do this time every from Elton John’s mayor and City year, and we here in Michigan were “Candle in the Wind” Council. We offer City Council once again reminded that Mother Maryann Mahaffey, Sheila Nature isn’t real big on skipping sea­with Princess Diana’s this for our read­ sons - or on swapping them around.favorite charities. After ers’ consideration. Cockrel, Nicholas Hood, Alberta This is Michigan, the land where being exposed, Target Tinsley-Williams, Clyde cold and partly cloudy isn’t just a term Cleveland, Gil Hill, Ted Wallace, used by the weatherman. It’s a way of stores finally found Bernard Parker life. We know that. We’ve always $100,000 to give. known that. We can click our heels NOVEMBER 2, 1997 PAGE 11

Clean Lake St. Clair begins with the toothbrush By David E. Bonior Two of the report’s conclusions especially rangevery level. Drain owners must uphold their obliga­ Our nation has just celebrated the 25th anniver­true: Many combined effects are damaging ourtions to keep drains free from jams. Local drinking sary of the Clean Water Act, one of the most suc­water and we must all take steps at every level towater suppliers should use the most reliable means cessful environmental and public health laws everwork toward a solution. No one is exempted fromof gauging the effects of chemicals, biomonitoring, to passed by Congress. Before the law was passed, theresponsibility, just as no one source deserves all keepthe our drinking water safe. We must adopt United States was dumping approximately 7 millionblame. stronger, enforceable standards to prevent the tons of untreated sewage into its waterways everyThe report does not claim that it will be easy.dumping of sewage into common waters. Through day. Less than half of the population was servedMuch by like when the original Clean Water Act waseducation, monitoring, voluntary efforts and adequate wastewater treatment facilities. And some enacted, we faced problems that seemed insur­enforceable protections, we all can be part of the of our waters were so badly contaminated they weremountable. But just as we did 25 years ago, todaycombined we effort to clean Lake St. Clair. devoid of life. Lake Erie was declared “dead.” Themust renew our commitment to keep moving for­And each of us in our day-to-day living must Cuyahoga River in Cleveland caught fire. ward. Some of the steps may seem like only a dropremember that we are part of the solution. We can’t In 1972 our nation made a commitment to cleanin the bucket. But we must all find our role and thencontrol the amount of water nature puts into our water, with each of us doing our part to meet chal­meet our responsibilities. drainage systems, but we can control how much we lenging goals and tough new standards. The successWhat we cannot do is take the attitude that “thecontribute: We can wash our cars on the lawn so that has been widespread. However, as we celebrate pastwater looks OK to me, so what’s the problem?” Thosesoapy water doesn’t go down the drain; we can be achievements, we in Macomb County are remindedof us in Macomb County know that we shouldconservative not with water use during storms so we of the work still to be done. have to wade through waste to realize we havedon’t a overburden our sewerage systems and we can In an area like ours, where the surrounding envi­problem. use water sparingly when brushing our teeth. ronment, our jobs and our recreation revolve aroundIn this day of worrying about food safety andWe air must contribute to the solution to this compli­ water, we understand that efforts to keep our waterquality, we know that sometimes it’s the things youcated problem without being fooled into thinking clean must include everybody. Recently we receivedcan’t see that can hurt you the most. We know thatthat if we bury our heads in the sand, then the prob­ the report of the Macomb County Blue Ribbonbuilding a municipal swimming pool is no substitutelem will vanish. In the spirit of the anniversary of Commission that was formed to solve the challengesfor a clean lake or clean waterways. That type ofthe Clean Water Act, we must move forward with facing Lake St. Clair. This group of citizens, publicattitude shows a lack of respect for our water’s eco­commitment to fulfill the goals set forth 25 years ago officials and educators came together in a voluntarynomic importance and the preciousness of our -envi­ to make our waters clean and safe. effort to fashion a report aimed at reversing theronment. U.S. Rep. David E. Bonior, D-Mt. Clemens, is House degraded state of our lake. The Blue Ribbon Commission calls for action atminority whip. Global warming? There are hotter problems to address I read with interest your Oct. 26 ley face tells you to get back in thedire straits, and the environment is editorial, “Sport-utilities no good for water, a smart person knows thegravely compromised by Engler’s planet’s health.” It is a shame that we letters killer shark is still out there. pro-business, regardless-of-the-con- keep debating whether global warm­ Susan Burke sequences policies. Child immuniza­ ing is real or not, while completely No one told us that our wivesBrown City tion rates show Michigan near the ignoring much bigger global prob­should take a “back seat to hubby” or bottom of the national list. The qual­ lems with far more serious conse­that the “man is always in charge,” asLook for union label ity of life for the average Michigan quences, such as over-population,your editorial claimed. What was I can assure you that I will cancelfamily under Engler’s so-called “fam­ over-consumption of resources, andstressed was responsibility and spiri­my subscription to the Sundayily values party,” leaves much to be fast-depleting fossil fuel supplies. tual growth. We were told to lead byJournal if the best that Shirleydesired. The root causes of these problemsserving our wives and children. Wilson can do is write about the con­To better his own political career, are, respectively, lust, greed and Matthew 20:26 says, “Whoever doms that Danny Bonaduce was buy­Engler has cut sweetheart deals short-sightedness, which humansdesires to become great among you,ing in a store in Royal Oak. Surely,with if big business. State natural gas have never been able to overcome.let him be your servant.” she tries, she can do better. resources are going at bargain base­ However, even if we view these prob­ P eter K. Ew ald Jr. There is a lot of real news in m ent prices. The governor would love lems from the perspective of self- Detroit Detroit. to give the green light to angle preservation, self-interest and self­ We are union people. Is Dannydrilling for gas and oil in our beauti­ perpetuation, it is inconceivable howSharks still hunting Bonaduce? Hope so. ful Lake Michigan. And big business we can go with a “business as usual” Have you seen the blatant reading Dorris Casper will pay less, even if the state’s citi­ attitude without causing a disastrousof the Detroit News and Free Press Madison Heights zens pay more, if electric utility rates impact on human health and theby the talking heads of TV2’s morn­ are deregulated. environment in the long run. ing show? They now take time everyArgument for merit pay Voters need to understand who is We have no choice but to takemorning to openly peruse the loserMichigan Gov. John Engler is thereally better off in Michigan because aggressive measures on a global scaledailies - on the air! It reminds me ofsecond-highest paid governor inof the John Engler. Big business wins to reduce population growth rate,the scene in “Jaws” where the bloat­ U.S. It is ironic that Engler, who haswhile Engler rules. John Engler’s big reduce consumer demand, reduceed, arrogant, fat cat mayor of theworked so diligently to reduce com­salary and perks are no bargain for energy usage, improve energy effi­town berates and threatens an elder­pensation for working people,working people. ciency and find cost-effective, renew­ly couple who left the water afterreceives such a high salary - with Bob Bird able alternate energy sources. Jaws ate some townspeople. Theperks, too. Holland Pradeep Srivastava mayor wants the couple to act like it’s Consistent with other Republicans, Detroit safe, knowing all along that the killerEngler’s goal has been to redistribute shark is still out there and hungry.assets from the low and middle class­ Politics isn’t the goal Is this where the Detroit Snoozees to his wealthy patrons. Studies Write us at the Journal and Flea Press get their inflated cir­ show our state has become one of the Did the writer of your Oct. 12 edi­ - The Detroit Sunday Journal welcomes torial “Promises, promises” attend culation numbers? most regressive tax states, partially letters to the editor. They must be signed the event or view it on TV? I was not I used to watch TV2’s morningthrough repeal of the intangibles taxwith the author’s name, address and tele­ in Washington, D.C., for “Stand in theshow, but as of yesterday I couldn’tand the adoption of Proposal A. phone number for verification but will be Gap,” but I did attend a stadium con­take it anymore. I now watch Worker’s compensation and unem­published with author’s name and city ference this summer. The two daysChannel 4 and I will ask my friendsployment insurance have beenonly. Send letters and opinion pieces to attacked and mental hospitals ruth­The Detroit Sunday Journal, 450 W. Fort, were spent in worship and prayer,and neighbors to do the same. Detroit 48226. not politics. You see, folks, no matter what smi­lessly closed. The infrastructure is in PAGE 12 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL NOVEMBER 2, 1997 ‘It was a sea of women’ at the march Theresa Bullock, president of UAW It was raining and cold Saturday. large that we couldn’t get near the of women didn’t register for the Local 2071, which represents clerical We got up at 5 a.m. and watched the stage. Since the sound system wasn’t march, they just got in their cars and and technical workers at Wayne Stateprayer vigil on TV. We saw women sufficient, we couldn’t hear what was showed up. It was great. University, attended the Million standing with umbrellas in the rain being said. The women around me Before we went to bed that night, Woman March last weekend in and we felt good. Watching them, we joined hands; we made a commitment the 10 women in our group got Philadelphia. She went with a delega­knew the weather was not going to to each other to treat our sisters bet­ together and made a commitment tion of 10 women from her local. Herestop us. We said we are here, we ter and to be better mothers. We that we would not use so many harsh is her account of that event. have coats, gloves, umbrellas, rain didn’t have to hear the words from words with one another. Then we hats and gym shoes. We are going tothe stage to know why we were prayed together. By Theresa Bullock march, rain or shine. And then we there. When we checked out the next still get chills when I think started walking. morning, the lobby was one big party. about the Million Woman March. It was awesome. All those women A fter three or four hours, my Everyone was hugging and exchang­ There was little media coverage, in the rain. People were pushing /% group decided to get some- ing numbers and talking about start­ and the fear was that the num­ babies in strollers. There were grand­ / % thing to eat. As we were ing an alumnae group. Sometimes Ibers would be embarrassingly low. mothers. It was a sea of women and JL JL. walking away from the women need to talk to each other and But when we got to our hotel, womenthe crowd kept getting bigger. The rally, I stopped. Chills went all over to listen without criticizing. were coming in by the busload. rally was supposed to start at 9 a.m., me. Women were still marching to Our issues are different from men’s Women were walking up to you in but to me the march was the most the rally. I thought I was in the issues. We always have had to be the the lobby, saying, “Sister, I am so glad spiritual part of the day. All of these biggest crowd, but here was another mama and the daddy; there wasn’t a to see you.” I got the feeling that women from all over the country bigger crowd. You couldn’t see the choice. We have always taken care of everything was going to be OK. All were coming together to show they end of it. the kids and gone out and worked. weekend whenever anyone started recognize the need for black sisters We couldn’t tell how big the crowd The man’s calling is to be more in being critical about something that to bond, to put aside their jealousies was, but if anyone tries to say a mil­ touch with the family. didn’t go right, we would join hands and to say, “Sister, you are not alone.”lion women were not there, I can say We have always been in touch with and say we are not going to do that. We locked arms and we sang songs that’s not true. I think Detroit had our families; we need to be more in We pumped one another up. as we marched. The crowd was so one of the largest delegations. A lot touch with each other. John White, UAW co-founder

John J. “Jack” White, 85, one of the founders of the UAW, died Tuesday at Bon Secours Hospital in Grosse Pointe. obituaries Mr. White, who lived in Detroit, was recording secretary of Local 174 - thedaughter, Beryl, and son-in-law, David local that Walter Reuther served as Bradley. president — and retired from Team­ A memorial service will be planned. sters Local 614 in Pontiac. He was secretary-treasurer of the Margaret Swift, state Teamsters Retirees Organiza­ longtime, church activist tion, president of the UAW Retirees M argaret “Peggy” Swift, 62, died and the AFL-CIO Senior Retirees Tuesday at Beverly Hills Nursing Organization, board member of bothCenter, 16 months after being diag­ the National Council of Senior Citizensnosed with Alzheimer’s disease. Mrs. and the Midwest Labor Institute, and Swift moved to Detroit with her par­ former board chairman of the ents, the late Eugene and Inez Detroit/Wayne County Area Agency Betzold,on when she was a young child. Aging. In 1949 the family moved to St. Clair Survivors include his wife, Lois St.Shores, where she lived until 1996. Aubin White; two daughters, Nancy She graduated in 1952 from St. Antisdel White and Catherine Lamar; Gertrude High School and worked for two brothers, Gerald and James; a a time as a legal secretary. While on niece, Patricia Weaver, whom he her honeymoon in 1955, she learned of raised; six grandchildren; and five her mother’s sudden death and great-grandchildren., returned to her parents’ home, where A memorial and celebration of his she helped raise her five younger life is being planned for earlybrothers and sisters. From 1982 to December. 1996, she worked as an office manager at Born Center, an adult and special Ike Krasner education facility in St. Clair Shores. fought for justice She was active at St. Gertrude Church Ike Krasner, 82, former Wayne State and performed in numerous plays with professor known for his commitmentthe to St. Gertrude Players. She was social justice, died Monday. active in the Tiger Stadium Fan Club. Mr. Krasner taught in the Wayne Survivors include her children, State University School of Social Work,Cindy Sause and Michael Swift; her and after retirement founded the former husband, Jack; sisters Ann Progressive Artists and Educators Hauanio, Jane Benard and Patty

Committee. He produced documen­Betzold; brothers Eugene (Gary) Journal photo by REBECCA COOK taries on the Vietnam War protest andBetzold and Michael Betzold, a Guild racial equality and was among hun­Local 22 member, and many nieces Hitting the dirt dreds of people arrested for peaceful and nephews. At press time her daugh­ Members of the Farmington Hills youth baseball club took turns sliding into a cere­ civil disobedience on behalf of strikingter Cindy was in labor with Peggy’s monial home plate Thursday after groundbreaking formalities for the new Tiger Detroit newspaper workers. first grandchild. The funeral was Stadium in Detroit. The stadium is scheduled to open in the year 2000. Survivors include his wife, Fay;Saturday. NOVEMBER 2 , 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 13

Public Sector state x im ist, M cknight, Sale , employee Local Union, McCLOW & Ca n z a n o, p .c . fighting Engler for the Attorneys Representing |>imwh— DN blows kisses ability to continue pro­ Labor Unions and Working People A We Support the Newspaper Workers viding services to the citizens of in Their Struggle Michigan, UAW Local 6000 sup­ to labor prof 400 Galleria Officentre Suite 117 ports the newspaper workers in Southfield, Ml 48034, (248) 354-9650 etroit News Publisher their struggle for justice. Mark Silverman happily B etw een quoted one of our LOCAL 12031 strongest supporters when the L ines [UAWP Dhe spoke before Southfield’s Greater By Shirley Wilson Detroit Interfaith Round Table last and friends week. The program was “American ADRIAN MICHIGAN Arabic and Jewish Friends,” and URUJ SUPPORTS STRIKING NEWSPAPER Silverman told the group he had a Young Country (WYCD-FM) and wonderful article he wanted to read split. The parting was mutual, WORKERS! SOLIDARITY FOREVER! about a Greek-American immi­ birdies tell us. You’ll remember grant. The News boss then read Miceli was brought in by Young from a story written bySteve Country radio to replace local leg­ Babson,Wayne State University end Joe Wade Formicola,whose ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1997 ELECT BETTIE J. labor studies professor, Detroit contract was not renewed because labor author and outspoken anti-he supposedly didn’t appeal to Detroit Newspapers, prostrike sup­enough young women out there in porter. Duuuh! It gave Professor radioland. Apparently, Miceli didn’t COOK-SCOTT Babson a good laugh. Said he: either. Stay tuned to see who turns TO THE DETROIT CITY COUNCIL “Obviously someone in the News up next. Police Officer • School Teacher • Community Activist Experienced • Involved • Preferred & Well Qualified library, to compensate for Get the good stuff in! Silverman’s complete ignorance of B ettie J . COOK-SCOTT PUTS SPOTLIGHT ON “BACK TO BASICS” Detroit, did a (computer) search and We were amused to see the Continuing her campaign theme o f “BACK TO BASICS”, Bettie J. Cook-Scott today came up with an article I wrote in Detroit Scabfreep kiss off the eight announced a major push for programs to strengthen the family. Citing statistics that detail the decline of families in the 1986 Quarterly Review called incumbents on Detroit City Council Detroit, Cook-Scott “is determined to make a difference in the fight to get attention and respect for struggling fami­ ‘Living in Two Worlds: The by endorsing only two:Nicholas lies.” “There seems to be a program and money for every sociological ailment but none for families . . ” Yet, every HoodIII and Alberta Tinsley- expert tells us that the decline in families are the root of most of society’s problems - delinquency, teen pregnancy, Immigrant Experience in Detroit.’ single parent homes, divorce, alcoholism, drugs, etc.” Silverman just read from the open­Williams. Pointedly omitted was Cook-Scott proposes a maximum effort by Detroit social service agencies to have a summit on the family crisis ing two or three paragraphs, which Council PresidentMaryann and develop a unified agenda to address these problems. Through the confluence of ideas and available funding, they focuses on a Greek immigrant M ahaffey, perhaps the most visible then could marshall an all-out assault on the many problems afflicting families. political foe of the News’ and the From the point of the City’s ability to assist, every effort should be made to shore up family existence in Detroit, telling how strange it is to move from housing aid to tax relief, including tax cuts and tax abatement for residents as has been so generously given to back and forth to Greece.” The Free Press’ union-busting. The Free businesses. Extended residential services are a must - expanded trash pick-ups, both regular and bulk items, acceler­ quick-witted Babson once made Press accused the council of orneri­ ated curb and sidewalk repairs to match expanded street repair and repaving. Also, a sweeping and cleaning of neigh­ mincemeat of DN labor V.PTim ness, insularity and delay. borhood streets should be a frequent event, not just reserved for the months just before elections... “When I am elected to City Council,” said COOK-SCOTT, “it will be among my highest priorities to promote Kelleher on a public television Orneriness? Insularity? Delay? causes, programs and laws that protect and preserve the welfare of families.” The City must step up to the plate and debate early in the strike, getting Sounds like Gannett or Knight- become a power hitter in maintaining its very critical base o f families. It simply cannot afford to let them get away.” Timmy so flustered he called Ridder. In its endorsement story, the COOK-SCOTT suggests to the ministers and congregation of the area’s churches the implementation of “FAMI­ Free Press admitted that voters LY SUNDAY” every 5th Sunday to enlist Detroit’s 2,000 houses of worship in this campaign, to save the families. Babson “a radical ... group.” “A On each 5th Sunday, all activities would give families a day of togetherness, reflection, to recharge your spiritual bat­ group of one?” Babson snickered. probably would ignore its views. teries, including perhaps, an ordinance to cutback on business hours of liquor establishments and other intrusive busi­ How sensible of them. nesses on this one day, every month with a 5th Sunday.Contact: BETTY J. COOK-SCOTT (313) 881-8933 Gannett math “Casino gambling is the only industry that exists solely because we, Detroiters lose, They win-we lose!” Gannett’s latest full-page cover adThe sequined sports beat Acronym: S.C.A.M. Stop Casino Advances in Motown. in Editor & Publisher claims that We know you loved the Skate 71 percent of American adults read America International competition a daily paper at least once a week. at Joe Louis last weekend as much The headline reads: “Seven out of as our macho sports guys did ... ten is impressive.” Perhaps, but the especially those beaded, sequined, We Support Team Pitoniak self-promoting ad goes on to claim, luxe fashions. The First-place duo of The City of Taylor faces an important election on “Nationwide, nearly everyone readsElizabeth Punsalan and Jerod the daily newspaper.” What about Sw allow wore costumes designed Tuesday, November 4. Team Pitoniak has been a friend those other 29 percent of adults? for them by none other thanDonna to labor and labor urges you to support Team Pitoniak. Maybe they don’t count. Karan. The Pontiac-based ice stars will wear Karan’s costumes again in Team Pitoniak is endorsed by: Homeboy returns the upcoming 1998 National Figure' Team Pitoniak Thanks You! Skating Championship in Everclear’s concert Thursday at AFL-CIO • AFSCME • UAW Mayor Gregory Pitoniak St. Andrews Hall will be something Minneapolis. City Clerk Dorothy West of a homecoming for front manArt Scab rep is everywhere Alexakis, the singer-guitarist tells Teamsters • Steelworkers Treasurer Candidate Jack Haydon BTL. “All my siblings were born in Graduates of the prestigious either Detroit or Flint,” he relates. University of Missouri journalism Building and Construction Councilman Ken Stewart Apparently the Alexakis family school are recruited by the nation’s Councilwoman Jacklyn Molner lived in Michigan during the ’50s, top newspapers. This year, as every Trades and Council before Art’s birth. “I was conceived year, there’s a poster up at U- Council Candidate James Boardman in Michigan and born in California,”Missouri’s journalism school listing Taylor Police Corporal-Patrol- Councilman Dennis Stapleton explains Art. “So I grew up drinkingall the newspapers participating. Cadet Association Vernor’s ginger ale, where no one Somebody’s taken a pen to slash Councilman Rollie Hopgood knew what the hell it was.” through the Detroit Free Press’ name and write: “Union-busting Taylor City Employees Councilwoman Pauline Ettore Cameo appearance scab paper! Don’t go there!” AFSCME Locals 1128 & 1917 Councilwoman Mary Ann Rilley In what has to be the shortest Get the good stu ff into BTL! Fax tenure in Detroit radio history, Shirley and the gang at 313-964- Ravenna Miceli did the morning 5554 or E-mail 'em at Vote Tuesday for Team Pitoniak shows Monday and Tuesday on detjourn@aol. com. Paid for by The Pitoniak Team, P.O. 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Call theaters for show times, prices and updated listings. Wayne County Penn Americana West (AMC) Showcase Pontiac (6-12) Romeo Penniman at Main, Plymouth Orchard Lake Road, south of 15 Mile Telegraph Rd. at Square Lake Rd. Van Dyke at 30 1/2 M ile Rd., Washington Allen Park (MJR) (313) 453-0870 (248) 855-4200 (248) 334-6777 (810) 752-3455 Allen Road at Southfield Rd. T he E dge Red Corner * Switchback * Gattaca * Fairy Switchback * Red Corner * Grizzly I Know What You Did Last Summer * (313) 381-1125 Quo Vadis Tale: A True Story * I Know What You Did Mountain * Gattaca * Kiss the Girls * L.A. R ocket M an Wishmaster * The Edge * Cop Land * Last Summer * Kiss the Girls Confidential * I Know What You Did Last Shores (Showcase) S u m m e r * In an d O ut Conspiracy Theory * Hercules * Spawn * Mack so. of 9 M ile Rd., St. Clair Shores Wayne Rd. at Warren Ave., Westland Good Burger Birmingham Theatre Southfield City (AMC) (810) 775-6800 (313) 425-7700 211 S. Woodward, Birmingham Greenfield Rd. at N ine M ile Rd. Conspiracy Theory * Cop Land Beacon East Switchback * Gattaca * Soul Food * I (248) 644-3456 (248) 559-2730 (Showcase) Know What You Did Last Summer * Showcase Sterling Red Corner * A Life Less Ordinary * The Switchback * Red Corner * Soul Food * Vernier (Eight Mile) at Beaconsfield • Rocket Man * Seven Years in Tibet Van Dyke at 15 Mile Road Devil’s Advocate * I Know What You Did M en in Black * Air Force O n e * Know (313) 882-7500 (810) 979-3160 Renaissance Center Last Summer * Seven Years in Tibet * Kiss What You Did Last Summer * The Devil’s Men in Black * L.A. C onfidential * Air Boogie Nights * Switchback * Red Corner Tower 200, Level 2 of Renaissance Cntr. the Girls * In and Out * L.A. 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Conspiracy Theory * The Edge the Girls * Seven Years in Tibet * The Devil’sAdvocate * Red Corner * I Know Gratiot, north of 15 M ile Rd., (313) 561-3449 Game * In and Out * The Peacemaker What You Did Last Summer * Kiss the Hampton (AMC) Clinton Township Boogie Nights * Devil’s Advocate * I Know Girls * Switchback * Gang Related Rochester Rd., a mile north of M-59 Star Rochester Hills (810)791-3420 What You Did Last Summer * Seven Years (248) 852-5322 200 Barclay Circle, Rochester Rd. n. of M59 Red Corner * Switchback * Devil’s Canton (General Cinema) in Tibet * Rocket Man * Most Wanted * Hercules * My Best Friend’s Wedding * (248) 853-2260 Advocate * A Life Less Ordinary * Boogie Ford Rd. 1 mile w est of 1-275 Gang Related Conspiracy Theory * The Edge Switchback * Red Corner * Boogie Nights Nights'* G attaca * Fairy Tale * I Know (313) 981-1900 Showcase Westland Switchback * I Know What You Did Last Keego Twin * The Peacemaker * In and Out * Kiss the W hat You Did L ast S u m m e r * In a n d O ut * Wayne Rd. a block south of Warren Rd. Girls * S e v en Y ears in Tibet * L.A. The Peacem aker * Kiss the Girls * Rocket Summer * Kiss the Girls * Boogie Nights * Orchard Lake Rd. at Cass Lake Rd. (313) 729-1060 Confidential * Devil’s Advocate * I Know Man S e v en Y ears in Tibet * In a n d O ut * A Life (248) 682-1900 Fairy Tale * Boogie Nights * Devil’s What You Did Last Summer Less Ordinary The Edge* Conspiracy Theory Sterling Center (AMC) Advocate * In and Out * Red Corner * Star Southfield Schoenherr Rd. south of Hall Rd. Detroit Film Theatre Grizzly Mountain * Kiss the Girls Main Art (Landmark) 12 M ile Rd. w est of Telegraph (810) 254-7400 Detroit Institute of Arts, 5200 Woodward Main at 11 Mile Road, Royal Oak Southland (AMC) (248) 372-2222 Switchback * Red Corner * Boogie Nights (313) 833-2323 (248) 542-0180 Eureka Rd., bet. 1-75 and Telegraph Rd. Ice Storm * Switchback * Red Corner * * In an d O ut * S e v e n Y ears in Tibet * (Sunday) M (restored) * (Monday) To The Full Monty * Fast, Cheap and Out of (313) 287-2101 Grizzly Mountain * Boogie Nights * BoogieDevil’s Advocate * I Know What You Did Speak the Unspeakable: The M essage of Control * Washington Square Devil’s Advocate * I Know What You Did Elie Wiesel * (Friday/Saturday) Diary of a Nights * Fairy Tale * Gattaca * Devil’s Last Summer * Kiss the Girls * The S e d u c e r Last Summer * A Life Less Ordinary * Air Maple (AMC) Advocate * I Know What You Did Last Peacemaker * Gattaca * A Life Less F o rce O n e * M en in Black M aple Rd., west of Telegraph Rd. S u m m e r * In an d O ut *L.A. C onfidential * O rdinary Detroit Science Center Star Lincoln Park (248) 855-9090 Kiss the Girls * Rocket Man * Seven Years Warren (Cinemark) Warren, east of Woodward, Detroit The Full Monty * Boogie Nights * The in Tibet * Soul Food * Peacemaker Southfield Rd. at Dix Rd., Dequindre south of 12 Mile Rd., Warren (313) 577-8400 House Of Yes (313) 382-2114 Star Winchester (810) 558-7520 Destiny in Space * Special Effects * Super Switchback ' Red Corner * I Know What Novi Town Center 1136 South Rochester Rd. W ishmaster * The Edge * Event Horizon * Speedway: Racing With the Andrettis You Did Last Summer * Devil’s Advocate * (General Cinema) (248) 656-1160 A Smile Like Yours * Cop Land * Good Eastland Mall 2 (AMC) Soul Food * Kiss the Girls * Most Wanted N o v i R d., so u th o f 1-96 Grizzly Mountain * Fairy Tale * Gattaca * A Burger * Fire Down Below * Nothing to Vernier (Eight Mile) at Beaconsfield Star Taylor (248) 344-0077 Life Less Ordinary * Playing God * RocketLose * Mimic * Spawn * Leave it to Beaver (313) 882-4648 Boogie Nights * Red Corner * Men in M an * T he Full Monty * Liar, Liar * My Best Friend’s Wedding * 22265 Eureka Road Gang Related * Soul Food Black * Peacemaker * Gattaca * The Full Contact * Hercules * Con Air * Face/Off * (313) 287-2200 Towne (AMC) Monty * L.A. Confidential * Air Force One * Conspiracy Theory * Def Jam ’s How to be Eastland Mall 5 (AMC) Red Corner * Switchback * Boogie Nights Greenfield, just north of 10 1/2 M ile Seven Years in Tibet * Devil’s Advocate a P layer Vernier (Eight Mile) at Beaconsfield * Gattaca * Fairy Tale * Seven Years in (248) 968-5174 (313) 521-2811 Tibet * Kiss the Girls * Peacem aker * In Spawn * Good Burger * How to be a Kiss the Girls * I Know What You Did Last and Out * Rocketman * L.A. Confidential Oakland Mall (U.A.) Player * W ishmaster * The Edge Washtenaw County Summer * Switchback * Gattaca * Boogie State Wayne 14 Mile Rd. between 1-75 and John R Twelve Oaks (U.A.) N ights (248) 988-0706 Briarwood (U.A.) 35310 M ichigan Ave. west of Wayne Inside Twelve Oaks Mall, Novi Mern in Black * Grizzly Mountain * Men in Inside the Briarwood Mall, Ann Arbor Fairlane (U.A.) (313) 326-4600 (248) 349-4311 Black * Switchback * G attaca * Fairy Tale * (313) 480-4555 Fairlane Town Center, Dearborn Good Burger * The Edge * Hercules * Switchback * IKnow What You Did Last Playing God * Soul Food * Air Force One * Red Corner * Devil’s Advocate * A Life (313) 438-0929 W ishmaster * Conspiracy Theory * Cop S u m m e r * A Life L e ss O rdinary * In an d A Life L ess O rdinary * K iss th e Girls * In Less Ordinary * Seven Years in Tibet * I Switchback * Playing on Two Screens * Land Out * Kiss the Girls * Rocket Man and Out * Rocket Man * I Know What You Know What You Did Last Summer * Kiss Red Corner * A Life Less Ordinary * Terrace (Cinemark) Did Last S um m er Waterford (MJR) the Girls * In and Out Grizzly Mountain * G attaca * Fairy Tale * Plymouth Rd. west of M iddle Belt Rd. M-59 at Williams Lake Road Pox Village Theatre (MJR) Soul Food * Kiss the Girls * In and Out * Old Orchard (AMC) (313) 261-3330 (248) 666-7900 Jackson at Maple, Ann Arbor Air F orce O n e * M eh in Black Orchard Lake Road, north of 12 Mile Conspiracy Theory * Wishmaster * Cop Switchback * Grizzly Mountain * Red (313) 994-8080 (248) 553-9965 Ford-Tel Land * A Smile Like Yours Corner * Boogie Nights * Fairy Tale * Conspiracy Theory 'The Game * The Devil’s Advocate * Seven Years in Tibet * Ford Rd. at Telegraph Rd., Dearborn Gattaca * Devil’s Advocate * Peacemaker Edge * Cop Land * Hercules Wonderland (AMC) L.A. C onfidential (313) 561-7200 * A Life Less Ordinary * I Know What You Plymouth Rd. at M iddle Belt Rd. Showcase Ann Arbor Cop Land * Good Burger * The Edge Oxford Did Last Summer * Rocket Man * Kiss the (313) 261-8100 Carpenter Rd., north, of 1-94, e. of US 23 Lapeer Rd., downtown Oxford Girls * S e v en Y ears in Tibet Laurel Park (AMC) Red Corner * Devil’s Advocate * The (313) 973-8380 (248) 628-7100 Six M ile Rd., bet. Newburgh and 1-275 Peacemaker * Soul Food * Rocket Man * West River (U.A.) Switchback * Red Corner * Gattaca * Warriors of Virture * Red Corner * Men in (313) 462-6200 G attaca * Fairy Tale: A True Story Grand River, west of Middlebelt Road Devil’s Advocate * I Know What You Did Black * Air Force One * I Know What You Boogie Nights * Switchback * Red Corner (248) 476-8844 Last Summer * Playing God * Seven Wyandotte Did Last S u m m er * I Know What You Did Last Summer * A Boogie Nights * Red Corner * Fairy Tale * 102 Elm St., W yandotte Years in Tibet * Rocket Man * Kiss the Life Less Ordinary * Devil’s Advocate * In A Life Less Ordinary * Devil’s Advocate * (313) 283-8844 Girls * Soul F ood * In a n d O ut * L.A. and Out * L.A. Confidential * The Showcase Auburn Hills Kiss the Girls * L.A. Confidential * In and The Peacem aker* The Full Monty Confidential Peacemaker * Kiss the Girls * Rocket Man Opdyke bet. University and Lapeer Out * Soul Food * Know What You Did * S e v e n Y ears in Tibet Oakland County (248) 373-2660 Last Summer Livingston County Livonia Mall (MJR) Boogie Nights * Red Corner * Switchback * Grizzly Mountain * Fairy Tale * Gattaca * Brighton (MJR) Middle Belt Rd. at Seven Mile Rd. Abbey (AMC) Macomb County Devil’s Advocate * I Know What You Did 1-96 exit at Grand River, Brighton (313) 476-8800 14 M ile R d. e a st o f 1-75 Last Summer * Rocket Man * Seven Years (810) 227-4700 Hercules * Good Burger * Conspiracy Chesterfield Crossing (MJR) (248) 588-0881 in Tibet * K iss th e Girls * In and Out Red Corner * Switchback * Fairy Tale * Theory * The Edge * Wishmaster Red Corner * Switchback * A Life Less 23 M ile Rd. at Gratiot, Chesterfield G attaca * Devil’s Advocate * I Know What Metro Norwest Ordinary * I Know What You Did Last (810) 598-2500 You Did Last Summer * The Edge * Kiss Showcase Pontiac (1-5) Boogie Nights * Red Corner * Switchback Grand River at Southfield Freeway Summer * A Thousand Acres * Rocket the Girls * Rocket Man * Seven Years in Telegraph Rd at Square Lake Rd. * Fairy Tale * G attaca * A Life Less (313) 838-1030 M an * T he Full Monty * L.A. Confidential Tibet (248) 332-0241 Ordinary * The Edge * In and Out * The I Know What You Did Last Sum m er' Soul Boogie Nights * Fairy Tale * Devil’s Peacemaker * Kiss the Girls * Rocket Man Food * Most Wanted Advocate * Seven Years in Tibet * Seven Years in Tibet * Devil’s Advocate * I Know What You Did Last Summer NOVEMBER 2, 1997

Super Sunday: Fantasy, Fletcher and football hile we marveled at Game 7 of the World Series (which I’m con­ vinced was extended to seven games as a kind of cosmic slap in the puss to NBC big dome Don Ohlmeyer, who got to boast all year W about his network having the Series, then publicly prayed for a sweep so the games wouldn’t damage his precious “Must-See TV” ratings) the November ratings sweeps war practically sneaked up on us. And the networks apparently decided to make this Sunday the major battleground for the skir­ mish, pitting Oprah, Jessica Fletcher, a ’90s Frankenstein, a Brandy-flavored “Cinderella,” the Lions and the return of “The X-Files” against each other, with your eyes as the prize. ■ “Cinderella,” captures Clint 2 today, ABC from his 1960s (Channel 7 in J im TV days as Detroit) - The Rowdy Yates on most positive McFa r l in “Rawhide” side effect from Highlights through the Channel 7 decid­ spaghetti west­

ing to carry erns, the “Dirty UPN Fox ESPN’s broadcast of the Lions- Harry” era and his Oscar-winning Packers game Sunday night is that it work on “Unforgiven.” TNT follows Brandy Norwood is Cinderella in a new ver­Agent Scully (Gillian Anderson) takes a will make Detroit the First city in the 12:30 a.m. Monday airing with sion of the classic at 2 p.m. today on turn for the worse in the season premiere of “The X-Files” at 9 tonight on Fox. America to witness Disney’s Eastwood’s 1975 Film “The Eiger Channel 7. sparkling new $12 million productionSanction” at 2 a.m. totally defies belief: Not because the life. But if there’s one thing you of the Rogers & Hammerstein TV ■ NFL: Detroit Lions at Green Frankenstein monster, a master vam­should know by now, it’s that season- classic. Through a special arrange­ Bay Packers,8 tonight, Channel 7 pire and a sexy blond werewolf couldending cliff-hangers are seldom what ment with ABC, “Cinderella” will air (ESPN nationally) - The Sunday terrorize Los Angeles in 1997, but they seem. The Fifth season of “The Sunday afternoon here, but 8 p.m. night NFL game has made its annual because anyone there would even X- Files” begins with a two-part story EST everywhere else. This multicul­ switch from TNT to ESPN at midsea­ take notice of them on LA streets. arc in which a very live and lively tural “Wiz”-like version of the musi­ son, which is about the same time the The four-hour mini-series stars Mulder seeks to prove his FBI supe­ cal holds power at any hour, with pop Lions make their annual drive to Adrian Pasdar (“Profit”) as a homi­ riors had something to do with inject­ diva Whitney Houston (who original­ become a winning team. Coming off acide detective whose investigation ing the cancer that’s ravaging ly helped develop the concept for bye week and an overtime loss to theinto a string of grisly murders leads Scully’s body - while she begins to CBS, but was dropped by that net­ Giants, this should logically be him to a trendy gothic nightclub take a turn for the worse. work after four years of futility) as Detroit’s week to win. But the Pack called House of Frankenstein (like the Queen, teen superstar Brandy ■ “Murder, She Wrote: South by has already lost to the Lions once House of Blues, but with uglier per­ Norwood (“Moesha”) in the title role Southwest,”9 tonight, CBS this season, 26-15 in September, and formers) and its mysterious owner. and an all-star supporting cast (Channel 62 in Detroit) - “North by the Super Bowl champs don’t take including Whoopi Goldberg, ■ “The X-Files,”9 tonight, Fox Northwest,” it’s not. But it is the tem­ such indignities lightly. Mike Patrick Bernadette Peters and Jason (Channel 2 in Detroit) - When last porary return of Angela Lansbury to and Joe Theismann call the game Alexander of “Seinfeld” in the new we left agent Fox Mulder (David CBS on Sunday nights, in the First of from the land of Cheeseheads. role of valet to the Prince (played by Duchovny), he was dead. At least, a sweeps-time series of made-for-TV newcomer Paolo Montalban). The ■ “House of Frankenstein 1997,”9 that’s what we were led to believe, as movies starring th at Cabot Cove modernized, politically correct ’90s tonight and 9 p.m. Monday, NBC his partner Dana Scully (Gillian crime buster, Jessica Fletcher. This script also contains additional (Channel 4 in Detroit) - This $14 Anderson) announced that the ever- time, the mystery unfolds on a slow Rodgers tunes to augment the origi­ million Halloween weekend frightfest questioning one had taken his own train to El Paso, where Jessica meets nal 1957 score. a woman (Mel Harris of “Something So Right”) who’s obviously running ■ “Eastwood on Eastwood,”7 JIMMY MACK’S MAGNIFICENT MOVIE MENU scared even though she’s under feder­ tonight (repeated at 11 tonight, 12:30 al protection for witnessing a murder. a.m. Sunday and 11 p.m. Thursday), “Planet of the Apes,”noon Dream,”2 p.m. Tuesday, USA; When she disappears, Jessica’s TNT - Do you feel lucky tonight? today, Cinemax;“What’s Eating “All the President’s Men,” 8 search for clues takes her to a remote Well, do you, punk? You should feel Gilbert Grape?”8 tonight, p.m. Tuesday, Family Channel; and menacing Arizona village. quite blessed if you’re a Clint Cinemax;“Old Yeller,”10 “Somewhere in Time,”10:05 Eastwood fan with cable, thus able to tonight, Disney Channel;“The p.m. Tuesday, Disney Channel; ■ “Before Women Had Wings,” drink in this rich and surprisingly Lion in Winter,”7:35 a.m. and “Broadcast News,”1 p.m. 11:30 p.m. Sunday, Channel 7 - Is revealing retrospective of the actor- 6:40 p.m. Monday, Movie Channel;Wednesday and 2 a.m. Thursday, Oprah Winfrey a good actor? That’s director’s long career. Filled with “Seven Angry Men,”3 p.m. USA; “They Shoot Horses, up to you to decide. But she didn’t get clips, narrated by John Cusack and Monday, History Channel;“The Don’t They?”8 p.m. Wednesday, to be the richest woman in television featuring Eastwood’s own insights Great Escape,”midnight Cinemax;“Casablanca,” 9 p.m. by being a fool: She’s always smart from the Savannah set of his upcom­ Tuesday, TNT;“The French Friday and 1 a.m. Saturday, enough to enlist a truly outstanding ing movie “Midnight in the Garden of Connection,”12:40 a.m. Channel 56;“Close Encounters thespian — in this case, Ellen Barkin Good and Evil,” the 90-minute profile Tuesday, Movie Channel; of the Third Kind,”midnight - to elevate her own performance. is based on the Richard Schickel book “Tucker: The Man and His Saturday, Disney Channel. Here the Big O is the neighbor to a “Clint Eastwood: A Biography.” It See McFARLIN, Page 24 SUNDAY MORNING/AFTERNOON NOVEMBER 2, 1997

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To their fans’ delight, Jane’s Addiction suffers a relapse By Gary Graff Thus we have the Jane’s Journal Music Writer Addiction relapse - as ane’s Addiction opposed to reunion. Original hardly seemed the Jane’s bassist Eric Avery most likely of rock opted out, and he’s been ’n’ roll reunions. replaced by Navarro’s Chili Peppers bandmate Flea, an old comrade of Jane’s who Two of the ven­ guested on the song “Idiots Jerable band’s Rule” from the group’s 1987 members - singer Perry album “Nothing’s Shocking.” Farrell and drummer It’s a cautious regrouping, Stephen Perkins - were to be sure. The new album, ensconced in a new project, “Kettle Whistle,” has just Porno for Pyros. Guitarist two new songs amid its out- David Navarro had become a takes, demos and live record­ Red Hot Chili Pepper. ings. And the tour is slated But the musicians gradu­ to last just a little longer ally began to re-enter one than a month. another’s orbits, jamming at “It’s just go get your ya- concerts or joining in on pro­ya’s and have some good fun jects such as the song “Hard and let’s not milk this thing,” Charger” for the Howard Perkins, 30, explains. Stern biopic “Private Parts.” Adds Navarro, also 30: “We And when breaks in the have a chance now to do W arner Bros. Records Inc. bands’ schedules coincided, it something that we all loved The Jane's Addiction temporary reunion is its way “to get your ya-ya’s and have some good fun."seemed time to, as Perkins See ROCK, Page 27 puts it, “make ... a great vacation.” Library of America celebrates ‘literary treasures’ By John Gallagher will last for generations. Most impor­ Despite a hefty price tag of about significant. They are a part of the Journal Staff Writer tant, LOA officials also aim to make $35 for each volume, the editions are body politic, even if in some cases like t’s no secret that Americans can’t these volumes what their authors snapped up by collectors who want thethe crime writers you didn’t study seem to get enough novels by intended them to be. entire series. them in school.” Stephen King, John Grisham andFor example, next spring LOA will “Despite everything we hear to the Given the scope of the series, the Michael Crichton. But these mid­publish two volumes of contrary, people are elegance of the individual volumes Idle-brow writers and their huge suc­James Baldwin’s nov­ interested in reading,” and the faithfulness to the authors’ cess tell only part of the story of els and other writings. about books Cheryl Hurley, the original intent, the Library of American reading tastes. Max Rudin, LOA’s first and only presi­ America enjoys a growing reputation Consider the Library of America, a publisher, said the edition will mark dent of LOA, said in a phone interviewas the most complete source of nonprofit publishing venture thatthe for first time that Baldwin’s complete from her New York office. “I think peo­American classics. In a typical trib­ 15 years has produced elegant, com­versions of his novels “Native Son” andple are reading lots of Stephen King,ute, the critic Alfred Kazin has called pact editions of the nation’s greatest“Black Boy” will be published as but they’re also reading lots of it “the most satisfying publishing literary treasures. Next spring the Baldwin intended, restoring many sec­Emerson, too.” event of my lifetime.” Library of America celebrates two tions cut by his original publishers LOA volumes have collected such Which classic American writers are milestones - the 100th volume in itsbecause of political, social or sexual indisputably great American authors the best-sellers in the LOA series? series of American classics and the 4 squeamishness. as Walt Whitman, Herman Melville, Rudin says that the works of millionth book sold. In another recent example, LOA cel­Mark Twain and Jack London. But theAbraham Lincoln and the memoirs of Not just another leather-bound setebrated the 50th anniversary of Worldseries also includes such surprising orUlysses S. Grant and William of classics, the Library of America has War II by producing a two-volume col­controversial authors as Raymond Tecumseh Sherman top the list. That always aimed to produce definitive lection of classic war correspondence, Chandler and other American crime just goes to prove, Rudin says, that texts of America’s most important “Reporting World War II.” The volumesnovelists of the ’30s, ’40s and ’50s. the late critic Edmund Wilson was writers. The volumes are stylishly contained dozens of columns by the “The idea is to show the richness correct when he said there are three designed, with sewn bindings, and great Ernie Pyle as well as numerous and range of American writing,” kinds of books — fiction, nonfiction are printed on acid-free paper that other hard-to-find treasures. Hurley explains. “These writers were and Civil War books. Nature was good to state’s wine grapes

he first dusting of snow crept ty of tomatoes, the aromas of garlic For wine, I picked a Domaine in from the Denver area last and perhaps fresh rosemary and Tempier, which sells here for about week, wilting the last of the marjoram and the thickness of pota­ $25 a bottle and there for $15. begonias in our backyard. It toes. Tempier is made of several different Thad been a glorious summer for flow­ Co o k All these ingredients complicate a grapes and has all kinds of aromas ers but a potential disaster for the On wine choice of wine. Young cabernet sauvi-and spiciness that stand up well to farmers. gnon will work to some degree. Older, something as rich as venison stew. At the Michigan State Fair wine finer reds will not. Stews will slaugh­ Tempier is made from a mix of competition in August, Dr. Stan ter them. mourvedre, grenache and cabernet Howell, Michigan State’s illustrious mercy of Mother Nature. I had dinner two years ago in a sauvigon, all red wine grapes. viticulturist, was talking to a grape The wineries seem to be happy tiny village in Provence in southern Tempier, as far as I’m concerned, is grower from the Berrien County with the way the season turned out, France in a restaurant called Ous- one of the great wines of France, so area. Both were gloomy about this and the wines are now pressed and tra-ou, which in the Provencal dialect overlooked by those who chase year’s crop. fermenting away. (a mix of Spanish, Basque and around Chateau Haut Brion from “As we sit here, the first week in In a couple of months, the wine Italian) means “the wind.” Bordeaux and Romanee-Conti from August, the vines are where they nor­ will be “racked,” separated from its There were two special dishes on Burgundy at more than $100 a bot­ mally are in June,” one of them said. sediment and gingerly transferred to the menu that chilly day in October. tle. Then came September. It was oak barrels, where it will sit and One was freshly picked wild I found a wine of similar character warm. Then came October. It stayed begin its aging process, collecting chanterelle mushrooms - they to the Tempier last week. It is an as bright and sunny as August. The additional flavors from the wood. brought a shopping basket of them toabsolute steal at a mere $9 a bottle. wine grapes just sat there for at least In the spring, the wines will be bot­ the table to show us - braised in The wine is a Spanish Rioja, the a month longer than normal and tled and stored again. There, they wine and cream and baked in a puff great red of northern Spain. It is basked. will be allowed to age more until the pastry. How could you resist? made from tempranillo, grenache Inside those little grape balls the winemaker decides they are ready The other was a stew made of the and cabernet sauvignon. juice was getting riper and sweeter; for drinking. Then we get them. rump of a buck, shot locally and It is called Paternina Banda Azul, the sugar levels were getting higher; Meanwhile, the sun sits lower on the cooked in its own blood and wine, and it gives off a spiciness and hints the skin was getting thicker and rich­ horizon; the shards of cold tell us carrots and baby onions, cooked forof cherries and leather. It’s got a er; the pulp was getting more aro­ winter is here and hunting season is about eight hours in a slow oven. slightly rough, peasant quality to it matic and denser. about to open; it’s a time of year thatSound gross? but is also a wine that has a full- The result was that this extended conjures up hearty stews and log Well, I’m here to tell you that it mouth feel and lingers nicely. summer turned what had started as fires. That also means red wines. was one of the delights of my life. It Banda Azul (meaning azure band, a disaster into one of the most spec­ When it comes to wines and stews, came to the table in the copper pot inwhich it has across the label) is what tacular years for wine grapes this there is not just the richness of the which it had been cooked, accompa­ you might call a fireplace wine. Serve state has ever seen. It’s an example broth to consider but also the sweet­ nied by nothing but locally made it with chili, Irish stew, game, any­ of how much farmers are at the ness of carrots and onions, the acidi­ fresh, buttered noodles. thing wintry. And enjoy. Super Sunday in store McFARLIN, From Page 15 Darryl” from “Newhart”; Marcia Wallace, Jack Riley, Bill Daily and bitter, seething widow named Glory Peter Bonerz of “The Bob Newhart who moves to Tampa in the 1960s Show”; Marilu Henner and Jeff after her alcoholic husband’s suicide. Conaway from “Taxi,” and Jane Carr Glory takes the problems of her and Harry Groener of “Dear John.” world out on the faces of her two You may not be able to tell all these young daughters, until guess who players evenwith a program. steps in? What, don’t you watch day­ time TV? The TV-movie is airing in ■ “Lewis & Clark: The Journey of late night due to WXYZ-TVs Lions the Corps of Discovery,”8 p.m. telecast. Tuesday and Wednesday (repeated at midnight Wednesday and Thursday), ■ “George and Leo,”9 p.m. PBS (Channel 56 in Detroit) - It’s Monday, CBS - You know it’s sweepsLewis and Clark and Burns. Ann month when a show reunites former Arbor-born documentary master Ken costars for a “special episode,” but Burns, a trailblazer in his own right, this takes the old gimmick to new retraces the expedition by extremes! Bob Newhart, whose list of Meriwether Lewis, secretary to ex-sitcom mates reads like the President Thomas Jefferson, and his Hollywood phone directory, and JuddArmy buddy William Clark to explore Hirsch of “Taxi” and “Dear John” the Missouri River and discover a fame bring 20 of their past partners Northwest Passage into the unchart­ Journal file photo by REBECCA COOK back to the tube (that’s nearly a ed areas of the American West from HBO’s “Calling Dr. Kevorkian: A Date with Dr. Death,” featuring Dr. lack Kevorkian, right, guest star a minute!) for a tale in 1804-1806. In Burns’ now-trademark and attorney Geoffrey Fieger, airs at 10:30 Tuesday night. which George (Newhart) wins a free style, the two-night special is a group therapy session and Leo detailed, lyrical and thought-provok­ (Hirsch) gets a new van for “taxi” ing voyage of discovery in its own was once known only for automobiles.mightily to let Kevorkian explain his service through a*charity auction. right. Now the assisted suicide capital of uncompromising point of view and The therapist? Peter Scolari of Earth, the Motor City and Dr. Jack maverick right-to-die tactics without “Newhart.” Among other notable ■ “Calling Dr. Kevorkian: A Date Kevorkian receive HBO’s “America passing judgment on them. Four of names on deck: Julia Duffy, Tom w ith Dr. Death,”10:30 p.m. Undercover” documentary treatment the doctor’s “patients” are also fea­ Poston and “Larry, Darryl and Tuesday, HBO - And to think, Detroitin a one-hour analysis that strives tured in the broadcast. NOVEMBER 2, 1997 PAGE 25

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Eleven marbles, photography at the Museum of Modern of the performance at Saturday Sat., 1560 Woodward, Bloomfield Hills, an eight-person spontaneous comedyArt, New York, presents a free lecture entitled, “Alfred Stieglitz at Lake Night Central, the church’s alterna­ 248-644-4800 ... Motor City Josh & the troupe, every Thu. at 10:30 p.m., Mill Big 3, Fri.-Sat., Sports (a 50’s Bar & Street Lounge, Pontiac, 248-333-2362 George,” 8 p.m. Wed., Lecture Hall ... tive worship with the arts at 5:30 Grill), 166 Maple, Wyandotte, 313-285- ... Second City: “Generation X-Files,” 8 “Changing Spaces: Artists’ Projects Saturday. SNC is free. 5060 ... Moby Dick’s: Diamond Dukes, p.m. Wed.-Thu. and Sun.; 8 and 10:30 from the Fabric Workshop and Museum Central is located at Woodward Fri.; Nikki James & the p.m. Fri.-Sat., $12-$19.50, 313-965- in Philadelphia,” through Feb. 22; and Grand Circus Park. Flamethrowers, Sat., 5452 Schaefer, 2222. “Fabulous Monsters: Fantasy Call 313-965-5422. Dearborn, 313-581-3650 ... the Marionettes from the Paul McPharlin Hatchetmen, Fri., Stan’s Dugout, 3350 Authors/lectures Collection,” through today; “Splendors Gershwins tribute Auburn, Auburn Hills, 248-852-6433. Shaman Drum Bookshop: Larry of Ancient Egypt,” through Jan. 4; “The Memory of All That ... Smith reads from his novel “A Map of “Early Modern Masterpieces: Selections Gershwin on Ice,” starring Dorothy Theater Who We Are,” 4-6 p.m. today; Pat Mora from the Permanent Collection,” Hamill, celebrates the centennial of the Performance Network, “Agnes of will read from “Aunt Carmen’s Book of through spring; “Contemporary births of George and Ira Gershwin, 2 God,” 2 p.m. today, $9 or $12, 408 W. Practical Saints,” 8 p.m. Tue.; Anna Masterpieces: Selections from the and 8 p.m. Sat. and 2 p.m. next Sun. atWashington, Ann Arbor, 313-663-0681 Roiphe reads from “Fruitful: Living the Permanent Collection,” through Feb. the Detroit Opera House. A singer and ... “Picasso at the Lapin Agile,” Steve Contradictions, a Memoir of Modern 28; “A Renaissance Altarpiece narrator explain the lyrical and histori­M artin’s award-winning comedy, Tue. Motherhood,” 8 p.m. Wed.; Rebecca Preserved: Techniques and cal high points of the Pulitzer Prize- through Nov. 16, Fisher Theatre, Reynolds and Marsha de la O will Conservations of Tobias and Three winning brothers woven into the pro­ Detroit, 313-872-1000 ... Youtheatre mark the second anniversary of the Archangels,’ “ through Jan. 4; 11 a.m.-4 duction numbers. Original recordings presents “Good Driving Amelia Kalamazoo-based New Issues in Poetry p.m. Wed.-Fri., 11 a.m.-5 p.m., week­ of A1 Jolson’s “Swanee,” Ethel Bedelia,” 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Sat. and 2 Series, 8 p.m. Thu.; Thomas ends, 313-833-7900 ... Cranbrook Art Merman’s “I Got Rhythm,” Doris Day’s p.m. next Sun., for ages 3-6, $8 ($7 in Trautmann, professor of history and Museum: 10-5 p.m. Wed., Fri.-Sat.; 10 “ ’S Wonderful,” and many more will be advance), Music Hall Center, 350 anthropology at U-M, will sign his lat­ a.m.-9 p.m. Thu. and noon-5 p.m. Sun., featured in the one hour and forty-fiveMadison, Detroit, 313-963-2366 ... est book, “Aryans and British India,” 4- $4, Bloomfield Hills, 248-645-323... minute performance. Tickets are $15 to “Marla In-Between,” a new drama by 6 p.m. Fri.; Detroit’s own Ron Allen willToledo Museum of Art: “Medieval $50. The Opera House is located at William Boyer, presented by RAT pro­ read from his recently reprinted, “I Manuscripts from the Collection,” 1526 Broadway. Call 248-645-6666. ductions, 8 p.m. Thu.-Sat. and 4 p.m. Want My Body Back,” 8 p.m. Sat.; through Jan. 4; “Bound to Be Sun., through next Sun., 1515 Robert Axelrod discusses “The Interesting: Unusual & Impressive Selected shows Broadway, Detroit, 313-965-1515 or Complexity of Cooperation,” 4 p.m. nextBook Bindings,” through March 22; ■Matchbox 20, 7:30 p.m. Wed., $15, 313-831-0665 ... Meadow Brook Sun., 311 S. State St., Ann Arbor, all “Geoffrey Beene,” through Jan. 4; 2445 State Theatre, Detroit. Theatre presents Edward Albee’s events are free, 313-662-7407 ... Monroe at Scottwood , 419-255-8000 ... ■ Lee (Scratch) Perry and Mad “Three Tall Women,” 8 p.m. Tue. and Baldwin Public Library presents Alley Culture offers “Art + Suitcase, Professor, 8 p.m. Wed., $20, Majestic, Thu.; 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Wed.; 2 p.m. “Books at Lunch”; librarian Toni Grow Will Travel,” works by Detroit, New Detroit. and 6 p.m. Sat.; 2 and 6:30 p.m. Sun., will present “Little Gems” and “The Jersey and New York artists, through ■ Link Wray, Dieselhead and the $18-$26.50, through Nov. 16, Rochester,Misalliance,” bring a sack lunch, noon Thu., Trumbull and Lincoln, Detroit, Hentchmen, 8 p.m. Thu., $15, Majestic, 248-377-3300 ... Hilberry’s repertory: Wed., 300 W. Merrill, Birmingham, 248- 313-222-7691 ... Oak Park Library: Detroit. “The Lady’s Not for Burning” by 647-1700. “Elayne at 48: A Photographic ■ Ray Davies (of the Kinks), 7:30 p.m. Christopher Fry, Shakespeare’s Journey,” through Wed., 14200 Oak Sat., $23.50 or $27.50, Michigan “Othello” and Eduard de Filippo’s Exhibits/art/design Park Blvd., 248-691-7480 ... Creative Theater, Ann Arbor. “Saturday, Sunday, Monday,” through Arts Students League of Detroit, Arts Center: “Memory and ■ Chicago and the Beach Boys, 7 p.m. Dec. 4; performance times: 8 p.m. Thu.- “Personal Inflections,” through Nov. 23;Transform ation: Betha Cohen, Solo Sat., $15.25 or $25.25, the Palace, 248- Sat., 2 p.m. Wed. and Sat. matinees; opening reception: 7-10 p.m. Fri., MaskExhibit,” through Thu., Pontiac, 248- 377-0100. $10-$ 17, Cass and Hancock, Detroit, Gallery, 2679 E. Grand Blvd., Detroit, 355-7849... “Sea Realism,” Brian ■ Puff Daddy and the Family starring 313-577-2972. 313-577-2980 ... Casa de Unidad Taylor’s Watercolor Show and Sale, Puff Daddy featuring Lil’ Kim, Mase, Cultural Arts and Media Center, “For through Nov., OM Cafe, Ferndale ... 112, Lil’ Cease, the Lox, Busta Rhymes, Films/comedy My Mother and Her Family,” created by Elaine Jacob Gallery’s opening exhibit: Foxy Brown, Jay-Z and Usher, 7 p.m. “Caesar and Cleopatra,” (1946) star­ artist Hector Perez Tapia. It’s a Day of “Nancy Spero/Leon Golub: next Sun., $35.50 or $45.50, the Palace, ring Vivien Leigh in an adaptation of the Dead exhibit through Dec. 12; Contemporaries,” through Nov. 29, 4841 248-377-0100. George Bernard Shaw’s comedy, 2 p.m., opening will be noon-6 today, 1920 Cass, Detroit, 313-577-2423 ... ■ Widespread Panic, 7:30 p.m. next DIA Lecture Hall, 5200 Woodward, Scotten, Detroit, 313-843-9598 ... Community Arts Gallery: “O Sun., $20, Michigan Theater, Ann Detroit; free with museum admission, Swords into Plowshares Peace Center Pelourinho!: Popular Art from the Arbor. 313-833-4249 ... Finis Henderson, 8:30 and Gallery offers the 6th biennial, Historic Heart of Brazil,” through Fri., p.m. Thu., $10 or ($20.95 dinner & international juried show, 150 Art Bldg., Wayne State University. Music show); 8:15 or 10:45 p.m., $12, ($23.95), “Transforming Visions,” through Jan. Downtown Library’s Noontime Joey’s Comedy Club/Paisano’s, 5070 17, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tue., Thu. and New on sale Concerts presents patriotic melodies Schaefer, Dearborn, 313-584-8885 ... Sat., 33 E. Adams on Grand Circus Portishead, Dec. 9 at the State and marches (for Election Day) by the German films and classical music will Park, 313-963-7575 ... “Sacred Arts of Theatre, Detroit, $21...Bernie Mac, Jan. Edinborough Saxophone Quartet, 12:15be featured during the University of H aitian Vodou,” through Dec. 28, 2 at the Fox Theatre, Detroit, $50, $35, p.m. Tue., 121 Gratiot, Detroit, 313- Michigan-Dearborn’s cultural events Museum of African American History, $27.50...The Wallflowers, Dec. 12 at U- 224-0580 ... Fifth Avenue: Jimmy series; this week: “You Me Too,” (1986), 315 E. Warren, Detroit, 313-494-5800 M Hill Auditorium, Ann Arbor, $20. Thackery, Thu.; the Reefermen featur­ a murder mystery, 7:30 p.m. Fri., ... Swann Gallery: “Angels & Please send “Going Out” items to The ing James Wailin and Harmonica Science Bldg., Room 138, 313-593-5433 Imagination,” an all media group show;Detroit Sunday Journal, 450 W. Fort, Detroit Shah, Tue., 215 W. 5th Avenue, Royal ... Ann Arbor Silent Film Society pre­ along with recent paintings by Violet 48226. PAGE 26 NOVEMBER 2, 1997

rating guide just opened osee it now i wait for the video Q read a book instead Families are frozen in time recent openings ducting their own risky experi­ to free Tibet, long under Chinese “The Ice Storm”O ments. And Mikey Carver, awed rule. “A Life Less Ordinary” The E with the coming storm and the As it is, Gere’s heroics - he same folks who gave us the highly By Ellen Creager clearness of the air “when the escapes and plays detective to get regarded “Trainspotting” a year or so Journal Staff Writer molecules stop moving” is pulled himself off the hook - render “Red ago stumbled this time out with a “The Ice Storm” is a story of sus­ into the maelstrom. Corner” guilty of credibility destroy­ tale of angels sent to Earth to bring a pended animation - that long, pre­ Though the set and costumes ing excess. Only Bai Ling, as Gere’s hapless janitor and a spoiled rich girl carious moment when the world clearly evoke the ’70s with chain self-sacrificing defense attorney, together. Rated R.Ellen - Creager goes still. Then, the deadly slide belts, ponchos, wide ties, sideburnsemerges interestingly, acquitting and crack-up. “Boogie Nights”O The season’s and glass houses, Lee never allowsherself with dignity and a crisp Based on Rick Moody’s 1994 least likely feel-good movie, this is a the period decor to take priority intelligence one hopes will soon be novel, this masterfully constructed blast from the ’70s in which a compa­ over the powerful story. The emo­seen to better advantage in a better and deeply moving film by director ny of porn filmmakers is presented as tion is repressed here, cultivating film. R. - M att Black Ang Lee (“Sense and Sensibility”) a sweet commune. The film refuses to its power by illuminating raw fila­ focuses on sexual betrayal and judge or punish its surprisingly ments of isolation inside the char­ moral confusion in two upper-mid­ “SwitchBack” g engaging characters. R.M - att Black acters and lacerating patched-over dle-class Connecticut families, circa “SwitchBack” runs out of cat-and- “Fairytale - A True Story”for tears in their hearts. Anyone who O 1973. Ben Hood (Kevin Kline) is mouse moves about two-thirds of kids, 1 for adults Not to deny its lived through the 1970s as a parent carrying on a halfhearted fling with the way through. Then it quickly quiet measured charms - think or child will recall with pain the his neighbor Janey Carver gets formulaic and predictable. Merchant-Ivory for kids - this film mixed-up moment in time it was. (Sigourney Weaver), not entirely Until it reaches an imaginative struggles a bit trying to depict two Rated R. behind the back of his wife, Elena stand-still on a railroad trestle in British girls who claimed to have (Joan Allen). Meanwhile, the the snowy Colorado Rockies, howev­ photographed fairies in the after- Hoods’ 14-year-old daughter WendyRed Corner” £H er, it’s a fresher than usual take on math of World War I. PG. Gary- (Christina Ricci) is attracted to This could have been a much serial killer pursuit, careening Graff brothers Mikey and Sandy Carvermore novel courtroom thriller thanaround the country until the obliga­ “G attaca”£0 This grim look at a (Elijah Wood and Adam Hann- it is, given that it’s the first tory showdown. world in which a DNA elite rules Byrd), while her older brother PaulWestern film to be set in a Chinese Dennis Quaid is dogged, convinc­ over everyone else is as dim as its fic­ (Tobey Maguire), unlucky in love,court. But no. ingly pained and raging as a rene­ tionalized future. PG-13.Michelle - is hoping for an encounter with a It was too much to hope that a gade FBI agent pulled off the case Banks sophisticated girl from his private Hollywood movie would refrain after the killer kidnaps his infant school. from Hollywood heroics. This one son. But he continues the pursuit Ang perfectly captures how two largely nullifies the Chinese settingon his own. Danny Glover is generations of the American middleit so carefully lays in around its allowed a change of pace as a blus­ still showing class, in claiming freedom, were story of an American lawyer on tery railroader who turns up along chained to the destructive demandstrial for murder in Beijing. A the way, and Jared Leto holds his of the sexual revolution. Ricci is Chinese beauty has been found own as an ice chip-eyed fugitive O luminous and complex in her roleslashed to death in his hotel roomwho hitchhikes his way into as Wendy. Kline, Allen and Maguirefollowing a night of revelry after Glover’s car in Amarillo, Texas, “Air Force One”R. - John lead the ensemble with strong per­the legal hotshot landed a big TVafter a man there is found with his Gallagher formances. satellite deal with the Chinese. throat cut. “Batman and Robin”PG-13. -J.G. As the weather deteriorates in Anybody else could smell a frame- Although the film meanders more “Career Girls”R. - M. Black the film, so do the families. Ben up here, but not the stern Chinese.than is good for it, the slow tempo and Elena find themselves at a One reason “Red Corner” couldn’tallows characters’ secrets to be “Contact”PG. - M. Black ' “key party,” where couples swap be filmed in China is that its star, revealed by degrees, a sound “The Devil’s Advocate”R. - M. keys and partners for the night. Richard Gere, is Hollywood’s most enough strategy until obviousness Banks Their children, meanwhile, are con­prominent activist in the campaigntakes over. R. -M. Black “The Full Monty”R .-J.G. “George of the Jungle”PG. - M. Black “HoodlumR. ” - M. Black coming attractions “L.A. C onfidential”R. - M. Banks “Conspiracy Theory”R .-J.G. “The End of Violence”R. - M. Black “Mad City”- Dustin Hoffman and “Leave It to Beaver”PG. - G. G. “The Edge”R. - M. Banks John Travolta star as newsman and “Men in Black”PG-13. -M. Banks “Excess Baggage”PG-13. -M. Black “House of Yes”R .-J.G. hostage-taker, respectively, caught up “M imic”R. - M. Banks “The Game”R .-J.G. “The Matchmaker”R. - M. Black in a bizarre media circus of their own “Most Wanted”R. - M. Black “Good Burger”PG-13. - G.G. “The Peacemaker”R. - M. Black making. Rated PG-13. “The Myth of Fingerprints”R. - “I Know What You Did Last “Midnight in the Garden of Good M. Black Sum m er” R. - M. Black and E vil”- A film based on John Berendt’s best-selling book about a “RocketMan”PG. - G.G. “In & Out”PG-13. -M. Black “Fire Down Below”R. shocking murder in contemporary “Seven Years in Tibet”PG-13. - “Kiss the Girls”R. - M. Black Savannah, Ga., starring Kevin “Going All the Way”PG. J.G. “LiarLiar”PG-13. -M. Banks Spacey and directed by Clint “Napoleon”G. Eastwood. “Shall We D ance”PG. - J.G. “The Lost World: Jurassic Park” “Spawn”PG-13. -M. Banks PG-13. -M. Banks “Soul Food”R. “Wings of the Dove”- The latest movie to be based on a Henry James “U-Turn”R .-M. Black “Wishmaster”R. “Money Talks”R. - M. Black novel, this passionate turn-of-the-cen- “Washington Square”PG. - M. “My Best Friend’s Wedding” For metro Detroit movie listings, see tury romance stars Helena Bonham Black PG-13. - William Hanson the Movie Guide on Page 14. Carter, Elizabeth McGovern and “U-Turn”R. - M. Black “Playing God”R. - M. Black Charlotte Rampling. Rated R. NOV. 2, PAGE 27 1997 f ROSANNE C. LESSEN • SALES Attorney at Law S cviq ettt • SERVICE Former Member, Newspaper Guild ^ /APPLIANCE • PARTS Emphasizing a progres­ sive view in all areas of I SEE DAVID M. TflRPLEY Jane’s Addiction relapses family law. I k C u a u tij PiadcccU• Phone (313) 382-5622 ROCK, From Page 23 35950 Gratiot “Dave is one of my all-time-favorite ^ 6828 Park Avenue, Allen Park, MI 48101^ (810) 791-0560 friends; I’ve had him since high Mt. Clemens, Ml again. I don’t see why not. The wholeschool. ... We used to play the idea of playing with Steve and PerryTroubadour at the age of 15. And then again is such an emotional idea for to go through Jane’s together was justW arren Professional Fire Fighters Union me that to give you concrete words asan experience I can’t even put into to why or how is close to impossible.”words. That’s exactly what I wished “You have A s Long The quick sellouts for the shows -for, to be in a band with Dave and our Support (jy J r q jn as it Takes” about four minutes in most cities, travel and make people happy. Ken Behnke Gary D. Micu including Detroit (which has since “Our connection goes so deep that IPresident Secretary added tickets) - prove that Jane’s always knew throughout Porno for Mark Schimanski Fred Helfmann fans are just as excited. That should Pyros that there would always be Vice President LOCAL 1383 • AFL-CIO Treasurer not be surprising; despite its short another musical adventure with me five years together, Jane’s Addiction and Dave Navarro.” became a mythic band in the modern The “Hard Charger” project gave rock world, an alternative harbinger them that opportunity and, as Perkinsr Walter R. Mabry Martens, Ice, Geary, Klass, lauded for its no-holds-barred says, “a lot of adrenalin came out and Executive Secretary-Treasurer L egghio, Israel & Gorchow, rc. approach, its edgy stage shows and a lot of good feelings and emotions. and the Membership of the Attorneys and Counselors at Law its controversial, sometimes censored One thing led to another.” MICHIGAN REGIONAL COUNCIL The question now is whether this Representing Unions & Working People album graphics. OF CARPENTERS And it was Jane’s last major gasp - relapse is permanent. Navarro and • Personal Injuries headlining the first Lollapalooza tourPerkins - who weeded through 500 • Workers’ Compensation in 1991, which Farrell organized - tapes in his closet to select tracks for CO Oftr'C • Employee Rights that kicked open the door for the “Kettle Whistle” - don’t exactly dodge alternative rock revolution of the the question, but they’re carefully cir­ 1400 NORTH PARK PLAZA BUILDING early ’90s. cumspect, clearly afraid to jinx the 17117 W. NINE MILE RD. The group called it quits at the topJane’s situation or to write off their SOUTHFIELD, Ml. 48075 of its game, with a split that was as other bands too early. quiet as it was surprising. “I think we’re all feeling very Downriver office: 8415 Park Ave. “I can safely say there were person­relaxed about it,” says Navarro. “We’re Support Allen Park, Ml 48101 ality conflicts,” Navarro says. “We not interested in banging out product, Detroit Newspaper Workers (313) 381-0806 were pretty young and green in thisso to speak. We’re just interested in in their labor dispute ^ business. And in life. A lot of it was doing it right and taking our time. (248) 559-2110 really overwhelming for all of us. It There’s more to it for me than just kind of got away from us.” going in and cutting a new song. To me, it’s getting reacquainted with , AUTOMOBILE-AEROSPACE-AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT WORKERS The musicians continued to play, of AMERICA (UAW) however, and Jane’s legend grew as asome old friends on a personal level couple of its songs - the frenetic and on a musical level.” UAW LOCAL 4444 A n in ju r y “Been Caught Stealing” and the Adds Perkins, “We’re gonna play it 3938 Bellevue Rd. • Toledo, OH 43613 TO ONE IS chiming “Jane Says,” with its refer­ by ear. We love making music togeth­ AN INJURY ence to St. Andrews Hall - took their er. Imagine going to a party, four or place on radio playlists next to five nights a week, and your band’s Supports TO ALL! “Smells Like Teen Spirit” and playing ... great. Of course you’d do it. The members & officers of the “Jeremy.” Not quite estranged from In a heartbeat!” Transportation Communications each other, the musicians kept in Jane’s Addiction and Goldie perform Locked Out touch and shared a sense that work­at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Michigan Union stand with the newspaper ing together again was inevitable. State Fairgrounds Coliseum, Eight Newspaper workers in Detroit. “Me and Perry always will have Mile Road and Woodward, Detroit. Eric and David as friends and musi­ Tickets are $25 in advance, $28 day of I n SOLIDARITY! cians,” Perkins says. show. Call 313-369-8250. Workers

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Aries (March 21 - April 20) Libra (Sept. 23 - Oct. 22) You will have the chance to mix business It makes no sense to continue a relationship with pleasure. Finances are on the upswing. that was over long ago. It is difficult but nec­ Spend quality time with someone you love. essary to move on with your life. Taurus (April 21 - May 20) Scorpio (Oct. 23 - Nov. 22) Someone who has been out of your life for a A friend is planning a special event and long time will return. A crisis situation is needs your creative input. A philosophical dis­ Local 600 reolved through clear communication. cussion proves helpful. Gemini (May 21 - June 20) Sagittarius (Nov. 23 - Dec. 20) Stop procrastinating. Begin exercising, eat­ It isn’t easy to find your motivation in cer­ ing right and pursuing the goals you have set. tain situations, but once it happens you can Jerry Sullivan, President, There is no time like the present. conquer the world. Cancer (June 21 - July 20) Capricorn (Dec. 21 - Jan. 19) the Officers, Leadership, There is a good chance you will be dealing A new hobby can be lots of fun. Plan a holi­ with major changes in the workplace. Don’t day trip now or get your home ready for the Members, and Retirees take things too personally. Remember, it is company that soon will be on its way. LOCAL 1 2 5 0 only temporary. Aquarius (Jan. 20 - Feb. 18) support the Leo (July 21 - Aug. 21) A family member is going through a great City of Warren Employees A last-minute invitation leads to fun. Don’t deal of emotional distress. Sometimes just locked-out believe everything you hear, and stop gossips being there for someone is enough. Send our Support to in their tracks. Spreading gossip isn’t healthy. Pisces (Feb. 19 - March 20) newspaper Virgo (Aug. 22 - Sept. 22) Deal calmly with a difficult situation. Take Life isn’t supposed to be all work; get out better care of your health. The holidays are STRUGGLING NEWSPAPER and do the things you enjoy. Take a few hours coming up, and you need to have an exercise workers. to read a good book or watch a favorite film. program in place. WORKERS PAGE 28 NOVEMBER 2, 1997

RATES CALL 1 Week: $100 per word. (313 ) 964-5655 2 Weeks: $2°° per word. extension #120 3 Weeks: $300 per word. & CHARGE IT! 4 Weeks: s300 per word. MSA (10 WORD MINIMUM) C l a s s if ie d s HELEN BERNICK In Memorium Jack White, 85, a lifelong member Support Masco Tech Strikers Driver for the Observer needed for UAW Local 985 supports the of the CPUSA, United Auto Workers 15 Mile and Kelly, UAW 155 Troy or Birmingham areas. Must Get well soon! Locked-Out Newspaper Ike Krasner, 82, died suddenly of and later the Teamsters Union, died Home Local of Stephen Yokich have own vehicle. $60-$80 for 6 Tom Workers in their quest for a heart failure on October 27. Fulbright October 28. He worked tirelessly in “An Injury to One is An Injury to AH” hours work per week. Cash pay. Biff is flabbergasted by the momen­ fair and decent contract. Scholar, beloved professor of count­ the struggle for laboring women and Striker. Call Rick, (810) 286-9678. “500 DAYS” CD tary lapse in usually sound judge­ Carl Bantau, President less students at Wayne State men in all walks of life. Jack was ment that allowed his ad of two Cultural Workers and Artists Caucus Musician/Choir Director needed for Al Przydzial, Vice-President University’s School of Social Work, involved in community and political weeks back to slip past the scissors with Kris Peterson small Baptist church. Call (313) 824- Ike was devoted to his family — activism during his working life as a of that woman from Royal Oak who Finland Station 4307 after 5 p.m. wife Fay, daughter Beryl and son-in- truck driver, and on retirement dictates what will and won’t appear Anne Feeney U.A.W. Local 2093 - law David Bradley, and his extended entered with his customary vigor the on the classified ad pages of this Produced by Bob Vasseur The power of UNION is found in family that included dozens. Fie was struggle for the rights of seniors. His Bookstore award-winning, family valued, scab- and Ellis Boal WE, not ME. We support the a steadfast fighter in numerous com­ strong ideology never wavered, and Stock position. scorning weekly publication. $15 (+ $2 mailing) newspaper workers in their quest munity and national struggles, for he applied it to every facet of his Part-time. Paid Obscure references encouraged. All proceeds to Metro Council for a fair and equitable contract. - peace, justice and equality, and active life. He was cared for by his vacations. Employee l/J T .1] Viva Frank Zappa! never compromised his ideals and devoted wife, Lois St. Aubin White, of Newspaper Unions discount. Major holidays “ ^ Three Rivers American Axle values. Ike was one of the many who and was honored and loved by his Ordering: Phil Cangemi, Teamsters off. Apply in person. As if you needed to be reminded, and Mfg. Facility. were arrested for civil disobedience daughters Nancy White, Kathy 2040, 2741 Trumbull, Detroit, Ml 1p.m.-6 p.m. b ut.. .“Today and every day”, in the Detroit Newspaper Strike. In Lamar and Pat Weaver, six grand­ 48216 » http://members.aol.com/ Tuesday, Nov. 4. NO News is good news! his retirement, Ike founded children and five great-grandchil­ dnarag/fivedael.html« To Unknown Teamster Local 372 The Officers, Members and New Horizons Book Shop. Progressive Artists and Educators dren. A memorial service is planned person: Thank you for the stuffed Retirees of UAW Local 909 Roseville, Ml (810) 296-1560 Committee, and produced documen­ for December 14. Birthdays animals. W.I.L.D. Women support the taries on the Vietnam War protest Locked-out Newspaper Workers. RIGHT should make MIGHT but too and on racial equality. Fie had a CELEBRATE GEORGE WALDMAN — Happy Downtown Detroit Church We encourage all working people often it does not — ORGANIZE and great love and respect for human 10-30 from the “older” 10-301! to continue not to purchase 75 years of Workers DIRECTOR OF OPEN DOOR SERVICES BARGAIN.______beings, and is remembered for his Education in America with Happy 2nd Birthday scab papers or USA Today. sly sense of humor and love of song. Downtown church seeking full­ To the Supporters of the W.I.L.D. songs of labor and struggle, Amber and Nathaniel time Director, responsible for Despite his physical discomfort, he Grannie and Papa Women Bake Sale — Thank you attended a conference on school featuring Labor’s Troubadour, administration, supervision and from the bottom of our hearts. The Congratulations Audreyand Rob — violence in Manchester, England Joe Glazer. To Randall (Joe) development of outreach ser­ children will have great parties Love on the line is made to last. vices for homeless persons. shortly before his death. A memorial Saturday, November 8, To a wonderful son and brother because of you! We couldn’t do it — Your Sunday Journal Friends service is planned. Happy 21st Birthday Responsibilities include pro­ without you. A Big Thank You! 8:30 p.m., St. Regis Hotel, gram planning, grant-writing, “The proper role of the press,”' We love you — Your family W.I.L.D. Women.______Margaret (Peggy) Swift, 62, died 3071 W. Grand Blvd. fund-raising, links to social ser­ Richard McCord argues, “is to Tuesday, Oct. 28, at Beverly Hills $5, students $3. Cash bar. Audrey is bodacious. vice agencies, recruitment and Ellen Chase and Family: REPORT ethical, moral and legal Nursing Center, 16 months after Panels on labor education Her heart is truly spacious training of paid and volunteer Our prayers are with you. wrongdoing, not COMMIT it.” Get the being diagnosed with Alzheimer's Strikers, Rob and music fit. staff, food and clothing ser­ Your W.I.L.D. Sisters book now and find out what Gannett all day Saturday at disease. Peggy was born in St. And now we will all do our bit. vices. Qualifications include GROSSE POINTERS — thinks “freedom of the press" means. Louis, MO, on Jan. 18, 1935, and Reuther Archives, 5401 Cass. HAPPY BIRTHDAY AUDREY education and experience com­ Help support the Locked-out Send $27.45 (made payable to Metro moved to Detroit with her parents, Workers Education Local 189 mensurate with work responsi­ Newspaper Workers! Council of Newspaper Unions) to: the late Eugene and Inez Betzold, Publications - Booksellers bilities. Salary is negotiable. Cali our HOTLINE at (313) 222- The Detroit Sunday Journal, 450 W. when she was a young child. In NOTE : The Detroit Sunday Journal reserves the right BIG CITY BLUES Magazine Submit resume and list of three 7654 for information and yard signs! Fort, Detroit, Ml 48226. Attn: Chain 1949, the family moved to St. Clair to classify ads as we see lit. We also will change ads tor this month - references by December 1, Gang. Include name and address Shores, where Peggy lived until spelling and grammar as long as it does not change the intent o l the ad. The Real Blues Brothers 1997, to: you want it sent to. -The Chain 1996. She graduated in 1952 from Keepin’ the Blues alive Search Committee WAYNE COUNTY PURCHASING DIVISION Gang, One Newspaper versus the St. Gertrude High School and Call (313) 872-BLUE(S) Director of Open Door Services 600 RANDOLPH STREET Gannett Empire. worked for a time as a legal secre­ Announcements Fort Street Presbyterian Church DETROIT, MICHIGAN 48226 tary. She married Jack Swift in 1955. Lock-out Headquarters in desper­ LABOR PARTY FORUM Health 631 West Fort Street (313) 224-7796 While on her honeymoon, she ate need of a Vacuum and throw Thursday, November 13, 7 p.m. Detroit, Ml 48226 INVITATION FOR BID learned of her mother's sudden death “DEAD DOCTORS DON’T LIE” rugs. Will pick-up (313) 965-2347, An Equal Opportunity Employer and returned to her parents' home, Hear Ed Kornigay, National Trustee T.J. Clark’s Original Mineral for ask for Larry S. Purchase of Conveyor X-Ray Box Van where she helped raise her five of the Teamsters Union, member of Formula™. The best organic, col­ Inspection System To the Devil in the Blue Dress: younger siblings. Later, she started Teamsters National Black Caucus loidal, trace mineral supplement tor I pray that the Guardian Angels are her own family. She was a longtime and member of the National Council since 1925. Lowest prices! Business Opportunities Wayne County Department ot Airports looking over you. Get Well Soon Girl Scout troop leader and an avid of the Labor Party speak on: Satisfaction guaranteed! Ask about Local Vending Route for sale. Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport — W.I.L.D. Ladies bowler. From 1982 to 1996, she “Why Teamsters Need free delivery. Established Troy-Warren locations. Romulus, Ml 48174 worked as an office manager at Born a Labor Party” $19.95/qt., $60/gal. Excellent part-time income. Bid Date: Tuesday, November 18,1997. FREE LAWN SIGNS DELIVERED! Center, an adult and special educa­ UAW Local 417 Call Richard, (313) 584-7525 $900/month or more. Only 10 hours a Time: 2:00 p.m. Downriver area. (313) 284-1804 tion facility in St. Clair Shores. She 15 Mile and Stephenson week needed. Call (810) 577-0354. Control #97-37-367 was very active at St. Gertrude Cold weathers nips, Biff and Mimi Sponsored by the Detroit Metro INVITATION FOR BID Church, teaching religious education Help Wanted need a contract and a Fez with Chapter of the Labor Party Misc. for Sale for classes and working as a parish sec­ earflaps. Bloomington Biff (248) 748-6528 Experienced Administrative Assistant Purchase ot High Security Programmable retary. Theater was her passion and FULL SERVICE Locks and Associated Hardware/Software GENE AUSTIN and JAN TUTOR she performed in numerous plays for local union office. Experienced Cable TV Descrambler, all makes for from UAW 594 support the Locked- with the St. Gertrude Players. In the Aids Awareness Week in the use of Windows 95, MS and models. (800) 652-2305 Wayne County Department of Airports out Newspaper Workers. early 1990s she was active in the Nov. 16th Office 97. Excellent typing, written Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County.Airport Tiger Stadium Fan Club. Peggy Please join St. Timothy’s in worship for and verbal skills. Contracted help. Romulus, Ml 48174 Sandy Rosenhas been sung around loved parties, games, music, danc­ Aids Awareness Sunday. We will host Send resume to: John Henry GOOD & PLENTY Bid Date: Monday, November 17,1997. here for a while now, but it’s nice to ing, picnics, the Tigers, Lions, Red Davis, 405 Rivard, Detroit, 48207. “The Debate”, a play performed by RESALE SH O P^jpj— Time: 2:30 p.m. know everyone appreciates her! Wings, Pistons and Wolverines. Lifeline Theater. Service starts at Control #97-37-368 Congratulations Sandy on your Jobs Most of all she loved her family and 11:00 a.m. with refreshments and Bedding, Twin/King. Dining room INVITATION FOR BID with Justice award! From the friends. Survivors include her chil­ ADMINISTRATOR entertainment immediately following. sets with hutches, bedroom sets, for Barbarian and the rest of the warriors. dren, Cindy Sause and Michael Jefferson East Business Association The play will begin promptly at 12:45 baby furniture. Winter coats and Construction of a New Playscape, Picnic Swift; her ex-husband Jack; her sis­ seeks highly motivated individual p.m. Come and check us out! The tar­ snowsuits, newborn through Pavilion and Parking Lot Improvements ______Pets______ters Ann Hauanio, Jane Benard get audience is young teen and adults. with Bachelor’s degree in Business adult. 30-day layaway. Mon.-Sat. at and Patty Betzold; her brothers Management or related field and two AKITA MIX, neutered male, St. Timothy United Methodist 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Northville Park Eugene (Gary) Betzold and years experience to manage its in approximately 1 year young — Church 22660 Van Dyke Michael Betzold, a Local 22 mem­ affairs and newly established Northville Township, Michigan (charming temperament, eager to 15888 Archdale, Detroit, Ml 48227 3 blocks south of 9 Mile Rd. ber, and many nieces and Business Development Center. for please). Application and adoption nephews. Peggy’s first grandchild, comer of Puritan and Archdale ______(810) 754-7310 ______Wayne County Department of Send resume by Nov. 15: fee. (248) 680-1426. Sean Sause, was born Thursday, Oct. 1 block east of Southfield Fwy. Public Services Paulette Foster, President 30. The funeral was held Nov. 1. (313) 837-4070 Misc. Wanted Parks Division LOST DOG 9/10/97. Vernor- Jefferson East Business Assn. 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Louis Arena. The Sharks clogged up Fast start the neutral zone and clutched and grabbed at will while the Wings gave Detroit is up far too many scoring chances. But Larry Murphy’s goal 45 seconds into confident the third period broke a 3-3 tie and the Wings held on to the lead. t seems the Red Wings haven’t “We’re fortunate to have a pretty missed a beat since last June’s good record. But we realize we’re not Stanley Cup Finals sweep over doing anything great,” said Doug Philadelphia. Brown. “We’ve got a long way to go as ITheir 10-1-2 record going into a team. I think it’s a good sign that Friday night’s game against the Los we know we’re not playing to the best of our ability.” One reason the Wings haven’t been tested in victory is their early-season Pa u l schedule. Only three opponents (Ana­ heim, Dallas and St. Louis) have win­ H ar r is ning records. Detroit’s next challenge won’t likely come until Nov. 11, when Colorado comes to Joe Louis Arena. So far the Wings have just worn Angeles Kings at Joe Louis Arena down opponents by rolling four effec­ was the NHL’s best. tive lines on and off the ice. Their Their 51 goals were tops in the scoring has been so balanced it’s league, as were the combined goals- almost ridiculous. Eleven different against average (1.90) and save per­ players have at least seven points centage (.929) of goaltenders Chris and 10 have at least three goals. Osgood and Kevin Hodson. Detroit’s “We’re getting contributions from power play was the league’s third- everywhere, which bodes well down best at 21.1 percent and its penalty the road,” said Murphy. “You don’t killing was No. 1 at 92.5 percent. want to be in a situation where It almost seems like the team is you’re depending on just one or two making a statement that it can still guys.” flourish after losing defenseman One area of concern for the future, Vladimir Konstantinov, injured in a and the most tangible evidence of June 13 limousine crash; Mike Konstantinov’s loss, is the number of Vernon, traded to San Jose; and shots on goals and scoring chances restricted free agent Sergei Fedorov, Detroit is allowing. The Wings are a holdout. Then there’s the hangover giving up 29 shots per game, up from which usually afflicts the defending the 27.7 shots they allowed last sea­ Stanley Cup champions. There’s no son. sign of one with the Wings. More so than shots, the number of The players deny having any extra scoring chances allowed has in­ incentive. creased drastically. Osgood and “I don’t know if we’re making a Hodson will have to continue their statement. I just think we’re playing outstanding play for the Wings to good hockey,” said Aaron Ward. continue winning. Joe Kocur expanded on the idea. “We’re finding a way to win ‘em. “I don’t think we’re making a Journal photo by REBECCA COOK It’s a good situation,” said Darren statement, I just think we’re playing McCarty after Wednesday night’s With a goal and an assist, Darren McCartysparked the Wings' 4-3 victory over San Jose. as hard as we can,” he said. “I know game. “But we’ve got to get back to what you’re getting at, but what we Holland has his own explanation forhave a workmanlike attitude.” playing 60 minutes of hockey.” did last year doesn’t matter this year his team’s success so far this season. The Wings are even managing to - in this dressing room it doesn’t. It “I think the last couple of years, do just enough to win when they B rie fly matters to other teams. It’s a differ­ guys have learned how to get readydon’t play all that well, as was the Kirk Maltby,out since the exhibi­ ent year.” for games,” he said. case in Wednesday night’s 4-3 victory tion season with a separated shoul­ First-year General Manager Ken “They don’t beat themselves. They over Vernon and the Sharks at Joe der, could return in a week or so. Rockers expect better times, and a playoff berth, this season

By Mike Madias The season already got off to a good“The indoor game is so hard on thethe United States Indoor Soccer and Ellen Hildreth start when the Rockers won their sea­players that stress injuries will come,” League, and rookie Matt Tudor. Special to the Journal son opener in Montreal, 9-7, on Oct.said Margetic, whose uneven gait bore There are also two young players - Hockeytown won’t become soccer25. Jeff Gold scored the winning goalout his words. Lovelace Akwahsicah and Roland city any time soon, but Detroitand Bryan “The Goose” Finnerty had The Rockers lost 10 of 13 at oneOppong-Agaye - who played on Rockers player-coach Pato Margetic is16 saves in the Rockers’ goal. point, but rallied to finish 20-20. They Ghana’s national outdoor soccer team going into the 1997-98 season with aLast season was a heartbreaker for were one game short of qualifying foras teen-agers. Neither has suited up slight limp and an optimistic outlook.Rockers fans. The team won its first the playoffs. for Detroit - they are both in the The Rockers played their first five home games, but after an 8-3 “We’ll make the playoffs this season process of obtaining work visas. National Professional Soccer Leaguestart, injuries started to take their because our heart is in it and because The Rockers picked up two players home game against Edmontontoll. Margetic, star goalie Finnerty,it is our time,” said Margetic. in the supplemental draft from the Saturday night at Joe Louis Arena.NPSL Rookie of the Year Jason Willan This season the team features two Continental Indoor Soccer League - This is the team’s eighth season inand Jay White were all sidelined at new faces in goal: Andrew Kralik, Jaime Flores of Monterrey and Maxi- Detroit and second at the Joe. one point. acquired from the Florida Strikers of milliano Viera of Arizona. NOVEMBER 2 , 1 9 9 7 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 3 3 BRIARWOOD FORD Defense gives Wolverines chance for Rose Bowl VEHICLE CENTERS HENNING, From Page 36 Selection ANB vincing. No Michigan team over the n’t be around long. It’s a key reason why Michigan can past 25 years has looked this good on His successor was going to be the Low Payments'. afford now to blitz in a fashion defense and still had enough offense 34-year-old guy at Evansville (then unheard of during Bo’s time. to put a good team away. the Triple-A stop) who some of us What it means heading into No­ ■Assorted stars - on and off the were aware of: Jim Leyland. vember is that the Wolverines look field - make for a memorable What happened, of course, is that - like an awfully good bet to punch out World Series. true to predictions - Moss lasted per month both Penn State and Ohio State. There were a couple of sloppy eight weeks as manager. 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OPEN SATURDAY “When I saw it, my heart dropped ter than either Shawn Springs of “I have to make big plays. Anytime out and I said, ‘Oh my gosh,’ ” said U- Seattle or Detroit’s Bryant West­ it comes my way I want the ball.” M linebacker Sam Sword. “But we brook, both top-five picks in April. He proved that by yanking the ball Because getting a used vehicle expect things like that. Charles “I don’t have a vote for the Heis­ away from teammate Marcus Ray for should be easy! makes those kind of plays all the man, but if the Heisman Trophy is his second interception, on a play 1-800-699-4219 time in practice.” for the best football player in this MSU had tried against Woodson ear­ Corner State and “It’s frustrating to go against him country, then he deserves consider­ lier, without success. 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All payments based on 10% cash down or trade down. games in the biggest games.” Vehicle subject to prior sale.______PAGE 34 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL NOVEMBER 2, 1997 Vardell finds couch potato time SUNDAY 1 p.m. NFL, Washington at Chicago, Channel happiness as 2. 1 p.m. NFL, New England at Minnesota, Channel 4. 1 p.m. CFL, Playoffs: British Columbia at Lions’ fullback Montreal, Channel 9. 2 p.m. Golf, PGA Tour Championship, final By Joe Adams round, Channel 7. Journal Sports Editor 2 p.m. Auto racing, NASCAR Dura Lube 500, TNN. He isn’t called “Touchdown Tommy” 3 p.m. Tennis, ATP Paris Open, final round, any more, but that’s understandable - ESPN. 3 p.m. NHL, Anaheim at Detroit, Fox Sports Tommy Vardell has only scored eight Detroit. touchdowns in six pro seasons. 4 p.m. NFL, Dallas at San Francisco, Channel You can call him healthy, something 2. 4 p.m. CFL, Playoffs: Saskatchewan at he couldn’t say in Cleveland. You can Calgary, Channel 9. also call him happy, something he 6 p.m. NBA, Detroit at New York, Channel 50. wasn’t last season in San Francisco. 7 p.m. ABL, New England at Philadelphia, Going into tonight’s game at Green Fox Sports Detroit. 8 p.m. NFL, Detroit at Green Bay, Channel 7. Bay (8 p.m., Channel 7; WXYT, 1270 MONDAY AM), Vardell finds himself in the best 9 p.m. NFL, Pittsburgh at Kansas City, position of his career - as a solid start­ Journal photo by REBECCA COOK Channel 7. ing fullback for the Lions. Tommy Vardell has worked hard to improve his blocking since he joined the Lions. TUESDAY “I think the Lions are a little more 7:30 p.m. NBA, Detroit at Atlanta, Fox Sports comfortable with me now,” said Var­ nel, said of Vardell. “Sometimes you’re that was before his blocks sprang Detroit. dell, who has run for 58 yards andin the wrong place at the wrong time.Barry Sanders for long runs, an 82- 8 p.m. NBA, Houston at Seattle, TNT 9 p.m. Boxing, Tim W itherspoon vs. Levi caught nine passes. “I’m doing whatHe had a period when he had a lot ofyarder for a score against Tampa Bay Billups, heavyweights, 10 rounds, USA. I’ve always done - a little blocking, ainjuries. It’s hard to play when theand a 37-yarder against the New York WEDNESDAY little receiving, a little running.” parts aren’t all working.” Giants the following week. He also 7:30 p.m. NHL, Detroit at Carolina, Channel Lions coach Bobby Ross pursuedInjuries held back Vardell when themade a crucial third-down catch 50. Vardell, 28, on the recommendation ofLions opened training camp, so theyagainst the Giants that set up a game- 7:30 p.m. NBA, Indiana at Detroit, Fox Sports Detroit. quarterbacks coach Marc Trestman, didn’t know what they had for a while.tying, fourth-quarter touchdown. 7:30 p.m. Bowling, PBA Ebonite Challenge, who knew Vardell when both were onBut Ross likes what he has seen of “He gives us a lot of different final round, ESPN. the 49ers last season. The 6-foot-2,Vardell and backup Cory Schlesinger.options,” Lions quarterback Scott8 p.m. NBA, Orlando at Chicago, TBS. 230-pound Vardell was a former No. 1 “He’s an adequate runner, a veryMitchell said of Vardell. “He takes THURSDAY draft pick, but knee surgery cut shortgood receiver and he’s becoming apressure off Barry and he gives us 1 p.m. Golf, Sarazen World Open, first round, his Browns career and an ankle injuryvery good blocker,” Ross said ofanother option for our passing game.” Fox Sports Detroit. 2 p.m. Golf, Senior Tour Championship, first hampered him in San Francisco, so heVardell. “There used to be a big differ­ “It’s very satisfying for me,” Vardell round, ESPN. was no sure solution for the Lions’ence between him and Schlesinger as said of his blocking. “It used to be how 4 p.m. Golf, PGA Kapalua International, first problems at fullback. a blocker, but when he’s done with hismany yards I’d gain or passes I’d round, ESPN. 7:30 p.m. IHL, Cincinnati at Detroit, Fox “I had a good season in Sanwork at practice, Vardell will go over catch, but now when I know Barry got Sports Detroit. Francisco but it was a money thingand hit the blocking sled by himself.yards after I threw a good block, I get 8 p.m. College football, Arkansas at with them,” Vardell said. “I wasn’t con­ At the same time, Cory is getting the same kind of satisfaction I’d get if Mississippi, ESPN. vinced I wanted to stay there, either. somebody to throw him the ball so heI was doing something for someone FRIDAY William Floyd was coming back from can work on his receiving. else. It’s almost like a selfless thing.” 1 p.m. Golf, Sarazen World Open, second round, Fox Sports Detroit. an injury and he’s their guy. Coach“Each guy is working to improve theIt’s the type of feeling Vardell would­ 3 p.m. Golf, Senior Tour Championship, sec­ Trestman knew what I could do andphase of the game they’re weakest in.n’t mind experiencing a while longer - ond round, ESPN. he told Coach Ross about me.” It’s developing into a good position.with the Lions. 7:30 p.m. NHL, Pittsburgh at Detroit, Fox “We thought he was a first-rounderThey’re two pretty good players.” “It’d be nice if I could stay here,” Sports Detroit. 7:30 p.m. Golf, PGA Kapalua International, when he was drafted,” Ron Hughes, Vardell never envisioned gettingVardell said. “I’m as happy here as I’ve second round, ESPN. Lions’ vice-president of player person-satisfaction from being a blocker, butever been playing football.” 8 p.m. NBA, Orlando at Detroit, Channel 50. 9 p.m. Boxing, Michael G rant vs. Jorge Luis Gonzalez, heavyweights, 10 rounds, ESPN. 10:30 p.m. NBA, New York at Los Angeles Traveling Gordoncloses in on Winston Cup points title Lakers, TNT. By Christopher M. Singer during the Winston Finals at Pomona need only finish 13th or better today SATURDAY Journal Staff Writer (Calif.) Raceway,. 35 miles east of Los N oon College football, Northwestern at and in the season finale at Atlanta Angeles (7 p.m. Saturday, TNN). Illinois, Channel 7. Following last Monday’s rain date atMotor Speedway to grab the second At stake: $100,000. Noon College football, Temple at Navy, Fox Rockingham, N.C., NASCAR WinstonWinston Cup of his career. The NAPA Sports Detroit. Running for the big Budweiser Cup crews had to return to their shops500 is scheduled Nov. 16 in Atlanta. 12:30 p.m. College football, Michigan State at in the Charlotte, N.C., area, unload bucks are: Five-time Top Fuel champi­ Purdue, ESPN. onJoe Amato; Gary Scelzi,driving 12:30 p.m. College football, Iowa at Wisconsin, Rockingham equipment from theirOutlaws’ last stand ESPN2. transporters, load Phoenix equipmentThe Pennzoil World of Outlawsfor the 'Johnson family;Joe Gibbs 1:30 p.m. Horse racing, Breeders’ Cup, and head straight for Phoenix Inter­winged sprint cars run their last races Racing’s Cory McClenathan;cur­ Channel 4, 9. national Raceway, about 23 miles rent Top Fuel title holderKenny 3 p.m. College football, East Carolina at of the season this week during the Las Houston, Fox Sports Detroit. north of the city, for today’s Dura-LubeVegas Shootout on the half-mile clayBernstein; two-time Top Fuel cham­ 3:30 p.m. College football, Michigan at Penn 500 (2 p.m., TNN). oval at Las Vegas Motor Speedway 11 pionScott Kalittaof Chelsea; sec­ State, Channel 7. Phoenix is a difficult one-mile oval ond-generation racerMike Dunn, 3:30 p.m. College football, Louisiana State at miles due north of the Strip (8 p.m. Alabama, Channel 62. where the Winston Cup stock cars lapFriday, TNN). driving forDarrell Gwynn;another 3:30 p.m. Golf, Senior Tour Championship, at around 130 miles an hour. Always-workingSammy Swindell second-generation racer,Bob Van- third round, ESPN. While Richard Petty’s driver, Bobby leads the points standings driving thedergriff Jr.;and Don “The Snake” 5:30 p.m. Golf, PGA Kapalua International, Prudhom m e’s driver, Larry Dixon, third round, ESPN. Hamilton, was scoring his secondGambler house car.Steve Kinser, 14- 6 p.m. College football, Miami at Virginia Winston Cup victory in a Pontiactime circuit champion, trails Swindell. a second-generation Top Fuel racer. Tech, ESPN2. Grand Prix, Jeff Gordon’s ChevroletEx-champ Dave Blaney,teaming Kalitta is temporarily quitting rac­ 7 p.m. College football, Texas Tech at Texas, Monte Carlo was finishing fourth, two ing to devote his attention to his Fox Sports Detroit. with savvy crew chiefKen Woodruff, 7:30 p.m. NHL, Phoenix at Toronto, Channel positions ahead of Mark Martin’s Fordis also in the battle. Willow Run-based airline, Trans 9. , . Thunderbird. Gordon leads Martin by Continental Airlines, and to his fami­ 7:30 p.m. College football, Florida State at 125 points in the Winston Cup chase.All-stars race ly. But Scott and fatherConnie are North Carolina, ESPN. expected to continue to campaign with9 p.m. College football, San Jose State at San Dale Jarrett’s Ford Thunderbird is in The eight best Top Fuel qualifiers Diego State, ESPN2. third, 145 points behind Gordon. this season in NHRA Winston Draga Top Fuel dragster in 1998, with a 10:30 p.m. NHL, Anaheim at Vancouver, Gordon, who turned 26 in August,Racing meet in the Budweiser Classic driver to be announced. Channel 9. NOVEMBER 2, 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 35

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Wolverines’ ‘D’ is Grade-A Allo fa sudden, the scent o f Roses in air for otes, thoughts, items: ■ Michigan’s football team enlightens the con­ fused. Those who thought Michigan State might actually topple Michigan in

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this year’s tussle at East Lansing can’t imagine who might be included there) were guilty of three serious miscalculations. 1. Thinking that U-M’s talent along the line of scrimmage would essen­ tially be neutralized by Michigan State’s strength there. 2. Believing that Michigan’s offense was not as strong overall as MSU’s while the Spartans were not that far beneath U-M defensively. 3. Concluding that there was more balance between the two teams than actually exists. Journal photo byR E B E C C ^ S j^K On the latter point, some of us This was one of the few times MSU managed to get its hands on U-M cornerback Charles Woodson during the Wolverines’ 23-7should victory. have known better. That’s all because U-M’s defense had shown itself in previous weeks to be from U-M’s Wowon’t win but he s another realm compared with the AST LANSING - Once you ond on the school’s career list, behindbest 1990s-style college defenses. saw the play there was no only Tom Curtis with 25. He has onlyThe difference primarily is U-M’s way you could forget it. touched the ball six times on offense secondary. No group of defensive Joe this season, but U-M hasn’t needed backs in memory closes on a receiver E Even after repeated view­ him on offense while winning theiror on a pass as quickly as the Char­ ings - national and local sportscasts A dam s first seven games. He’s better off les Woodsons and Tommy Hendrick­ gave people plenty of chances to see leading a defense that might be the ses who roam back there. No bunch it - you couldn’t get tired of seeing best Ann Arbor has seen since the supports as well on the run and the fabulous leaping interception nation’s best team. mid-1970s. remains as fleet on pass coverage. Charles Woodson made in No. 4 “Heisman. I don’t know about that,” “I’ve watched the kid for three Therein is the difference between Michigan’s 23-7 victory at MichiganWoodson said. “I’m just a pretty years and I don’t think I’ve ever seenthis team and the kind of shut-’em- State on Oct. 25. decent player.” a more valuable player than Char­ out defenses in which Bo Schembech- It’s doubtful Woodson, a 6-foot-1, Woodson’s a pretty decent player les,” said U-M coach Lloyd Carr. “He’s ler’s squads specialized during the 198-pound junior from Fremont, like the Rolling Stones are a pretty an individual who can affect the out­mid-’70s. The ’97 secondary is filled Ohio, can win the Heisman Trophy,decent band. Going into Saturday’s come of a game from the cornerback with speed and assault artists - no even if he is the best college football game against Minnesota, Woodson position and that’s difficult to do.” fewer than seven DBs who are essen­ player in the country. But if the led the Wolverines with five intercep­ Woodson’s interception, in which tiallyhe interchangeable. Wolverines keep winning, he mighttions and his 15 career picks are sec- See ADAMS, Page 33 See HENNING, Page 33 settle for being the best player on the