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Balraj, Shoals died at After graduation, former high school track cham­ about 8:00p.m. at Huron Hos­ Shoals attended Bowling pion was gunned down on pital. Green State University for Monday, Aprill6. · Many of Shoals' three years on an athletic · Police are currently friends showed their love for scholarship and in 1995 partici­ investigating the shooting that him by placing a shrine at the pated in the Olympic Trials in happened in the 12900 block site of his death with different California. of Griffing Avenue, between items expr~ssing their concern Shoals is survived by an unoccupied house and a for him. his 2-year-old son, Justice; Shoals Friends and relatives of Michael Shoals, ~"j,(; was fatally shot at East 130th St. comer deli. Janice Shoals said mothe r, Janice; brother, and Griffing Avenue, establish a shrine to shaw their respect and lave for his remembrance. • Shoals, 24, was ap­ her son would often visit the honors program beginning in Malcolm; sister, Tracy; grand­ parently a victim of a drive-by Mount Pleasant area to stay elementary school up through parents, Frank and Myrtle shooting while he was walk­ in contacts his many friends. high school. Chapman, and Ebraska Ceaser; Baby Devin mourned at funeral ing west on Griffing. The family had lived in a house In 1994: Shoals was aunts, uncles, and cousins; ' According to wit- onE. 12lstSt. untill997 when and a host of other relatives Services were held tion is being held to determine a member of the Division II nesses, a white, four-door Janice Shoals moved to and friends. for 2-year-old Devin Wilder on if the child's death was acci­ State Championship James F. Chevolet carrying a driver and Twinsburg. lnterm.ent for Shoals April 26 at the Golubski­ dental or homicidal. Rhodes High School Track two passengers was seen and While attending was held at Cleveland Memo­ De~berato Funeral Home, 474 7 Both children had team. During the 1994 meet in the driver's window rolled Cleveland Public Schools, rial Gardens Cemetery in High­ Turney Rd. Internment ser­ been taken from their parents Columbus at Ohio Stadium, vices were held at the All Continue on page 3 down, several shots were fired, Michael participated in the Shoals won the state title in land Hills. Saints Cemetery in Akron. Devin died at 5 p.m. on April 21, after being re­ moved from life support at By COLERIDGE JONES Rainbow Babies and Hot meals and food Children's Hospital from pantries flow smoothly When the toddler ar­ from numerous hunger sites rived at the hospital at 11:30 Devin across the Cleveland area. a.m. on Saturday from his fos­ also been living in the same But behind the ter family , he was uncon- foster home, had been admit­ scenes is a huge operation: ac­ scious. ted to Cleveland Clinic with a tivities trom raising funds, as­ The boy had injuries broken ann. sembling and distributing to his head and abdomen According to Cuya­ food, to serv.ing at site tables which resulted in brain death. hoga County Coroner Eliza­ and handing out bags to take The day before his beth Balraj, Devin died from home. admittance, Devin's 2-month­ head injuries. Staff members of city-wide hunger agencies pic­ The agency coordi­ old sister Makenna, who had A police investiga- tured at Recognition Luncheon of the Emergency Food nating the network of three re­ Community Coordination Plan are (seated) Sharri Tho­ and his wife, Rev. VTctaria F Dorsey, show award certificate gional direct food providers, mas and Nicole Evans of Catholic Emergency Services, for providing food at the church's hunger site, received at the Emergency Food Commu­ Politics 2001 Casandrra McConnell and (standing} Tammy L. Johnson the Recognition Luncheon ofthe Emergency Food Commu­ nity Coordination Plan, re­ ofHunder: [etwork of. Greater Cleveland. (ESDN Photo by nity Coordination Plan. (ESDN Photo By Coleridge Jones). cently Rave a recolmition Lun­ cheon for Region Three site The first 100 days providers at the Fifth Church role. 2:00- 4:00p.m. on the second food I have had at any of these Nicole Thomas and Sharri Tho­ "It is our job to ad­ and forth S1,.1ndays. regional luncheons." mas of Catholic Charities; and By HOWARD TAUB This African- of God, a hot meal provider, Clark's five hot food . Rev. L. Dorsy, Tammy L. Johnson and American anger has risen 2182E. 38th Street. vocate for· you to make sure fris President George preparation assistants, all in pastor of Fifth Church ofGod , Cassandra McConnell of Hun­ since December. Region Three in­ you have what you need, " crisp white uniforms, cooked said "our main objective is to W. Bush has reached the · According to the cludes Central, Downtown Evans told the representatives ger Network. . and served luncheon. be a viable force in this com­ first milestone ofhis telm, the same poll, two-thirds of all Cleveland, Fairfax, Ohio City of provider agencies. For information, vol­ 100-day point. Americans believe that big and Tremont areas. Cassandra Capretta of the hun­ munity, both physical and unteering and donating to the spiritual." Bush finds himself business has too much in­ Congratulating the McCoooell, Hunger Network, ger committee funding the emergency food plan, call (216) in a unique situation due to fluence on this republican agency food providers, staffed told the providers, "Thank you providers, said "this is the best Speaking also were 436-2235. the bizarre way the election White House. mostly by volunteers, was for your service and dedica­ was finally decided. The greatest dan­ Lynne Capretto, executive di­ tion to the community." She It took a controver­ ger for the future political rector ofthe Greater Cleveland added that "I hope you take sial 5-4 Supreme Court deci­ life of Bush rests with the Committee On Hunger. our gratitude back to your sion to place Bush in the performance of the The committee initi­ agencies." White House. economy. ated the Emergency Food Yvonne Clark, who is Bush became the The sharp drop in Community Coordination Plan. the hot meal coordinator at first man in more than l 00 stock values has many in­ Carpretto explained Fifth Church of God, said the years to win the presidency vestors worried. that her agency "tries to bring meal program there serves that lost the popular vote. Despite the con­ central funding and coordina­ about 300 each month. Bush won the Elec­ tinuing·cutting of the prime tion to the direct food provid- "God has blessed us toral College by a slim inar­ rate by the Federal Reserve ers." so that we are able to reach gin. board, millions of Ameri­ "I want to express out to the community and A new USA To­ cans are becoming leery of appreciation to all of you who make sure no one has to go day/CNN/Gallup Poll shows the nations future economic have worked so hard to get without a meal, Clark said. that voters nationwide give health. your programs lined-up," Clark said that meals him exceUent ratings for the Rising oil prices Capretto said. served "reached a high of 432 job that he is doing. are expected to be felt at the Nicole Evans of in March." N However, they also .pump this summer. Catholic Charities, which along She said that the have very clear memories as Fifth Church of God program Gasoline prices are with The Hunger Network of Ulysses Glen, Jr. shows off his to the divisive methods used serves hot meals from 3:00 - expected to go above $2.00 Greater Cleveland takes lead­ new addition to his family, Ullysses Glen to place him in the presi­ per gallon by early summer. 5:00p.m. on the first and third ership in the coordination plan, I. Master Glen was born on April 10, dency. This is bound to explained the two agencies' Saturdays of each month, and 2001 in D. C. The same poll in­ have a sharp negative reac­ terviewed dozens of voters tion by consumers as well Court orders death for Jay D. Scott in politically diverse Mis­ as businesses throughout have now ordered Scott to be souri, a state that has voted the entire nation. put to death by lethal injection for the winner in each presi­ After blasting the on May 15. dential election since I 956, Clinton administration for The justices of the and found that the majority the lack of a viable energy Ohio Supreme Court issued are pleased with his likeable . policy, Bush will be held re­ the stay on Tuesday, April 17, character, satisfied with the sponsible for the continu­ at the request ofJudges Timo­ e~enced team that he has ing power problems that . thy McMonagle, Patricia put together. have plagued California. Blackmon and Anne Kilbane They voter agree The voters will of Cleveland's 8th Ohio Dis­ with his focus on education. also judge Bush harshly trict Court of Appeals after the However, 48% of unemployment continues to appellate panel heard argu­ those surveyed believe raise, and the White House ments from Scott's defense Bush either won the election Scott fails to do something about attorneys and prosecutors. on a technicality or stole the finding new jobs for the At about 40 minutes Scott has been diagnos~d as election. people that are being laid before the Aprill7, 9:00p.m. schizophrenic and according Nearly one in four off scheduled execution of death to a ruling by the U.S. Supreme do not accept Bush as a le­ Whether it is his row prisoner Jay D. Scott, the Court, states may not execute gitimate president. fault or not, Bush may find created alot ofexcitement among family members when was Ohio Supreme Court issued an someone who has been Two-thirds of all himselfin a position with no hom on Apri/10, 2001 in Washington D. C. at Washington Center Hospital. Master Glen unexpected reprieve. proven insane. African-Americans also feel easy answers to straighten weighed seven pounds and .8 ouflces and 20 iflches lang. Master Glen is the son of However According to the that Bush is an illegitimate out our nations many prob­ Ulysses Glen Jr. and Marilyn. Master Glen is being held by his grandmother Anna after eight days ofdeliberation three judges, the stay was is­ president. lems. Murray as Marilyn, the mother, and her brother, Andre Murray enjoys all the excitement. the justices, by a vote of 5-2, Contin1Je on page 3 Pagel EASTSIDE DAILY NEWS Tuesday, May 1, 2001-Friday. May 4, 2000

Ronald Perkins Wins 'Chef of the Year' award Hospital sponsors 'Senior Health Expo' dent Carol Cartwright re­ By Victoria Walsh A He had joined the On Sunday, May 6, screenings, ~xhibits and inter­ ter, Bedford's City Hall's Mu­ ceived what are referred to as army and was an MP and a drill 2001, the UHHS Senior Net­ active displays focusing on nicipal Building will house en­ Daunted by the pros­ "Presidents Medals" for their instructor with the plan that work Southeast Chapter will health and wellness will be tertainment, dancing and re­ pect ofpreparing another din­ work in making Kent State a when he returned to civilian sponsor their 4th Annual Se­ available to those who attend. freshments. ner? positive, professional outlet life, he would use that experi­ nior Health Expo at University The Senior Health The Southeast Chap­ Trade aprons with for culinary arts. ence to become a New York Hospitals Health System Expo is open to all seniors in ter ofUHHS Senior Network is Kent State University Chef The association will State police officer. Bedford Medical Center. Southeast Cuyahoga and hosting the Senior Health Expo Ronald Perkins, who was re­ present Cartwright with her However, a6-foot, 2- This will be a fun­ Northern Portage and Summit to reach out to he ever expand­ cently presented with the award later this month, along inch height minimum scotched filled day ofcelebration, social­ counties. ing local senior population "Chef of the Year Award" by with a check for $10,000 to the Perkins' plan, and he had to izing and learning. The Expo takes with the health and wellness the Akron Area Cooks and university. cook up a new one. Chef Ronald Perkins · The theme "Dance place from !2:00p.m. to information they need to adapt Chefs Association. As for Perkins, being Since the Culinary For Your Life" will encompass 4:00p.m. to the changes involved with coax him to visit the campus. As assistant director elected "Chef of the Year" re­ Institute of America had the afternoon and include.mu­ Exhibits, displays aging, while living fulfilling and ofUniversity Dining Services, quired nominations by two moved to Hyde Park- the New "But I really want to sic provided by The Golden and screeiungs will be held productive lives. he's responsible for the prepa­ people within his chapter. York city where Perkins lived­ go to a college," he says "I Notes, dancing, drawings, throughout the first floor of The UHHS Senior ration of 20,000 to 27,000 He also had to mount he went to chef school there couldn't see any value in do­ photos, lunch and refresh­ UHHS/Bedford Medical Cen­ Network was developed to meals daily. a campaign and win an elec- utilizing his VA benefits. ing that But they bugged me ments all in a spirited atmo­ ter, :44 Blaine Avenue, in unite agencies serving seniors ."We basically feed a tion. Perkins graduated in about coming out, so I took a sphere. Bedford. to allow for the sharing of ser­ city each day, "Perkins said, Perkins said the win­ 1974 and took a job in Buffalo tour ofthe place and, just upon In addition to the A short walking dis­ vices and resources. adding, "We'r.e the 24th larg­ ner is usually picked on the as a hotel banquet chef touring the facilities, I was dynamic festivities, free health tance from the Medical Cen- It provides a forum est university/college dining basis of work he or she has "I trained under a pretty much sold that it was for collaboration on behalf of services in the country. done to advance the culinary Swiss chef who was really an worthwhile to work here." senior services. "While Perkins has arts, either in the community inspiration," Perkins said, "be­ Law Day to be at mall Perkins has worked Originally developed worked at 3 7 places, he's or within the chef's associa­ cause he loved food and what Richmond Town Square, .a 10a.m.-9p.m. in dining services since Sep­ in 1997 to plan health and found the recipe for culinary tion. he did (for a living)," Simon mall, will be hosting "We are excited tember 1980 and now, 20 years wellness programs for seniors fulfillment at Kent State. Perkins was also Perkins served as ex­ Law Day on May 5. about hosting this safety later, he is responsible for all in the area, the UHHS Senior "There's a challenge nominated for the title of"Na­ ecutive chef at the 1980 winter Richmond Heights event at our mall that will help Network has fostered an inno­ the production, training and in cooking large amounts of tional Chef of the Year". Olympics in Lake Placid, NY residents are invited and en­ teach local residents about vative model for the area in purchasing, food wise, on cam­ food with limited staff, keep­ He recently traveled Afterward the man­ couraged to attend the variety personal and community which agencies and staff who pus; he also manages most ing it fresh and hot and look­ to Rochester, N. Y, to try to agement company that of safety activites. safety," said Amy support senior programs need special events; such as those ing good," he said. · clinch the distinction of handled food preparation at In conjunction with DiDomenico, marketing direc­ not work in isolation, indepen­ The chef's associa­ ·"Northeast Regional Chef of the Olympics hired him to work involving the president of Richmond Town Square, the tor at Richmond Town dent from each other. tion also presented the uni­ the Year." at Hillcrest Hospital in the provost. Richmond Heights Police De­ Square. "By supporting Law Eileen Regan, director versity with two other awards. Perkins started cook­ Cleveland area. "I serve more ambas­ partment as well as other Day, we.are able to deliver on of the Solon Senior Center, is Bill Griffith, director ing in 1963, but it was not his Perkins recalls Kent sadors than most chefs do be­ Hillcrest area Police Depart­ our commitment to bring val­ the chairperson for the chap- of dining services, and Presi- original career choice. State officials called, trying to cause ambassadors are on ments will be hosting and dem­ ued-added experiences and ter. campus all the time," Perkins onstrating safety tips, crime community events to our UHHS BedfurdMedi­ said adding he has cooked for prevention, ID kits for children shoppers." cal Center is the organizational Nami Cuyahoga versity. several American presidents, and a police car for viewing. SuperSpringfestatCSU sponsor and advocate for the Dr. Delago, who spe­ County, an affiliate of the Na­ the Cleveland Browns and rep­ The Richmond Cleveland State development-ofthe Senior Net- · cializes in mood and anxiety Heights Fire Department will tional Allicance for the Men­ resentatives of 62 nations - Univeristy's annual work and provides hospital-re­ tally Ill, and Northcoast Be­ disorders, came to Cleveland have information on home and counting. Springfest celebration will be ·lated programs and services to havioral Healthcare will last year from the University safety, pediatric safety, and Perkins collects min­ held now through Fri., May 4. the network, as well as finan­ presnet a full-day confrence of Arizona College of Medi­ emergency rescues. iature flags that represent the Springfest 2001 fea­ cial support. on Tuesday, May I 5, on cine. This event will take tures live music, interactive variety of nations for which For more information Schizoaffective Disorder. 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Hall. supported Mutual Gifts by ful opportunity, not just to The trip to Severance •••••••••• Mutual Gifts, as furnishing the group with represent Medical Mutual, but Hall was made possible by the • • Medical Mutual's choir is robes and a keyboard. maybe to encourage other cor­ choir members' hard work and :Kid's Corner~ called, sang with the Cleveland The group is as di­ porations to do this as well, dedication. • POPS on April6, and brought verse as the company itself­ "Williams said . "Our time For many months the house down with rendi­ comprised of different races, spent singing during the work they've practiced together in tions of "Oh, Mary," and different religious back­ day improves our job perfor­ the basement of the historic "Steal Away, " "Amazing grounds, a range of ages, and mance, beca~se we come back Rose Building at the corner of Grace," and "Go Tell It on the some mothers and their sons from practices refreshed and East 9th and Prospect Streets/ Mountain," which earned the and daughters. enlighte~ed ." They've even suffered the ner­ group a standing ovation. "The choir has been Under Williams' vous jitters together when they Front row: Leathia Williams, director. Second row Although only a year such a point of pride for the leadership, the choir members auditioned for the POPs per­ (L to R): Patricia.Mong, Linda Flowers, Terrell James, Mar­ old, Mutual Gifts has also per­ company," said Robert learned to "sing from the formance. garet robertson. and Cynthia Dorko. Third row: Dorothy formed the National Anthem Trombly, chief administrative heart." With more and more Although the group Locket. Fourth ~ow (L toR): Cassaandra Crawford, Juanita at a Cleveland Cavaliers' game officer at Medical Mutual, who Wilcher, Kathryn Harr:har, Patricia Davis and Morales. Fifih and led the singing of"Take was responsible for purchas­ Court orders death for Jay D. Scott row (L to R): Roxie Cooper, Belinda Thomas, Derrick Me Out to the Ball Game" dur­ ing the choir's ·piano keyboard Continued from page I which Prince co-owned. Lockett, Linda Covington and Charlotte Shawvers. Sixth ing the seventh-inning stretch and robes. "It's refreshing to sued to determine whether The Attorney to R): Odessa Bacon and of a recent Cleveland Indians' see our employees support a Scott is mentally competent to General's office requested the stands out and seems to best mitment. 'game. small group of their co-work- be executed. new _execution date because sum up what this very special It is an attitude which The choir started a ers." The current law according to Joe Case, group is all about: a sign that separates excellence from me­ year ago after the members Prior to the Sever­ states that the death row pris­ spokesman for the Attorney reads, "Pride is a personal com- diocrity." were recruited to sing for em­ ance Hall performance, the oner must be able to compre­ General Betty D. Montgomery, Antione D. Patterson ployees during the hblidays. singers kept up a rigorous hend the nature of the death the 8th District once again Baby Devin mourned at funeral In a year's time, the schedule of three practice a penalty and why it is being proved Scott's competency of. Antione De/von Continued from page 1 choir progressed from practic­ week. imposed upon them. his crime and its sentence. Patterson, who is 10 utes to easily broken bones. month old, is the son of The foster mother, ing in a housekeeping Choir Director Scott, 48, was given Scott's attorneys are custody on April 4, by the Taria Evans. Antione is Jacqueline J. Clark has been a the death penalty for the 1983 in the process of appealing the Cuyahoga County Department the grandson of Vanessa foster parent for Boys Village murder ofVinney Prince, 75 . 8th District Court of Appeals ofChildren and Family Services Pemel Jones & Sons Funeral Home Evans. 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Misconceptions of I,slam: 'Islam was spread by force. (by the Sword)' By HASHIM A. KHALIQ How can Islam be man being in this world is not Spain never used the sword to went to the East Coast of Af­ Even if Muslims had incr~ase of percentage of the called the religion of peace in favor of maintaining peace force the people to convert. rica?" it they could not use it to major religions ofthe world in Hello neighbors. when it was spread by the and harmony. Later the Christian 8. Thomas Carlyle. spread lslam because the half a century from 1934 to I want to welcome sword? Here is the answer. There are many, who Crusaders came to Spain and The famous historian, Thomas Qur'an says in the following 1984. you to a new series of articles. It is a common com­ would disrupt it for their own wiped out the Muslims. Carlyle, in his book "Heroes verse: "Let there be no com­ This article also ap­ In this series I want plaint among some non-Mus­ vested interests. There was not a and Hero worship" , refers to pulsion in religion: Truth peared in 'The Plain Truth' touch dn some of the many lims that Islam would not have Sometimes force has single Muslim in Spain' who this misconception about the stands out clear from error" magazine. misconceptions that people millions of adherents all over to be used to maintain peace. could openly give the adhan spread of Islam: "The sword (AI-Qur'an 2:256). At the top was Islam, have about Islam. the world, if ii had not been It is precisely for this that is the call for Muslims to indeed, but where will you get 10. Sword ofthe In- which increased by 235%, and I have talked about spread by the use of force. reason that we have the po­ pray. your sword? tellect. Christianity had increased the beauty of Islam in many The following points lice who use force against 5. 14 million Arabs Every new opinion, It is the sword of in­ onlyby47%. articles in the past. will make it clear, that far from criminals and anti-social ele­ are Coptic Christians. at its starting is precisely in a tellect. The sword that con­ May one ask, which Unfortunately, The being spread by the sword, it ments to maintain peace in the Muslims were the minority of one. In one man's quers the hearts and minds of war took place in this century media and the enemies of Al­ was the inherent force of truth, country. Islam promotes lords of Arabia for 1400 years. head alone. people. The Qur'an says in which converted millions of lah want to work evil on earth reason and logic that was re­ peace. For a few years the There it dwells as Surah Nahl, chapter 16 verse people to Islam? and dwindle the light of right. sponsible for the rapid spread At the same time, Is­ British ruled, and for a few yet. One man alone of the 125: "Invite (all) to the way of 12. Islam is the fast­ Because of this there oflslam. lam eXhorts it followers to fight years the French ruled. whole world believes it, there thy Lord with wisdom and est growing religion in are many rumors and propa­ 1. Islam means peace. where there is oppression. Overal~ the Muslims is one man against all men. beautiful preaching; and argue America and Europe. ganda about Muslims and Islam comes from the root The fight against op­ ruled Arabia for 1400 years. That he takes a with them in ways that are best Today the fastest people who don't know about word 'salaam', which means pression may, at times, require Yet today, there are sword a~d try to propagate and most gracious." (Al­ growing religion in America is Islam believe these things. peace. It also means submit­ the use of force. 14 million Arabs who are with that will do little for him . Qur'an 16:125). Islam. This is obviously ting one's will to Allah (swt). In Islam force can be Coptic Christians i.e. Chris­ You must get your I I . Increase in the The fastest growing world ·religions from I 934 to wrong. Thus Islam is a reli­ used to promote peace and tians since generations. sword! On the whole, a thing religion in Europe in Islam in So as a Muslim, I gion of peace, which is ac­ justice. If the Musiims had will propagate itself as it can." 1984. such large numbers? ' must do my part to clear this quired by submitting one's will 3. Opinion of histo­ used the sword there would 9. No compulsion in An article in Reader's 13. Dr. (}"oseph Adam ignorance. to the will of the Supreme Cre­ rian De Lacy O'Leary. not have been a single Arab religion. With which sword Digest 'Almanac,' year book Pearson. Dr. Person rightly Neighbors at this ator, Allah (swt). The best reply to the who .would have remained a was Islam spread? 1986, gave the statistics of the says, "People who worry that point you should ask your­ 2. Sometimes force misconception that Islam was Christian. nuclear weaponry will one day selves this question: Was Is­ has to be used to maintain spread by the sword is given 6.Indonesia and Ma­ African American music fall in the hands of the Arabs, lam spread by the sword? · peace. by the noted historian De Lacy laysia. Indonesia is a country fail to realize that the Islam Each and every hu- in the book "Islam at the cross that has the maximum number tradition at Kmart store bomb has been dropped al­ road" (Page 8): of Muslims in the world. In celebration of di­ bition is on display at the ready, it fell the day "History makes it The majority of versity, Kmart Corporation is Kmart store at 5500 Muhammed (pbuh) was born." EXECUTIVE TICKETS clear however, that the legend people in Malaysia are Mus­ making monetary donations to Warrensville Center Road, Stay tuned. This is Maple Hts., on May 5 and 6. "Specializing In Hard To Get Tickets" offanatical Muslims sweeping lims. May one ask, "Which The African American Mu­ only one of a series of articles through the world and forcing Muslim army went to Indone­ seum ofCleveland and El Bar­ The exhibition cel­ we want to bring forth to talk CAVS- INDIANS- BROWNS sia and Malaysia?" ebrates the rich history and Islam at the point of the sword rio as a part of its Share The about misconceptions of this CONCERTS upon conquered races is one 7. East Coast of Af­ varied traditions of African wayoflife. Word program. of the most fantastically ab­ rica. Similarly, Islam has spread American sacred music. ALLPLAYHOUSESQUAREEVENTS The donation surd myth that historians have rapidly on the East Coast of As a part of its com­ Letter from ALL EVENTS NATIONWIDE ever repeated." 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[~~~~~A~L~o~ok~A~tM~y~W~o~rl~d~~~~] West !30th Street) will partici­ Award from the Ohio Depart­ Ohio Commission pate in the 2001 Ohio School ment of Education and Ohio on Dispute Resolution and Conflict Management Show­ commission on Dispute Reso­ Conflict Management Director Letter from dad to son, #9 case in the Ohio Statehouse lution & Conflict Management. Maria L. Mone said the grants Atrium on May 3rd in Colum­ Hawthorne is one of assist schools in integrating ByDAVIDL. ODUM In various ways If she has large bus. 51 elementary middle and high nonviolent conflict resolution women convey their insecuri­ debts and does not pay her How are you and Outstanding schools in Ohio to receive the skills and concept into the cur­ ties and exactly how they feel creditors, it may be an indica­ your studies coming along? achievement awards will pre­ award our of266 grant appli- riculum. about life and men in general. tion of her integrity and char­ sented at 11:30 a.m. to cations. "When you have As anticipation ·Pay attention to acter and her ability or lack or Nathaniel Hawthorne and The grant includes hundreds of children and teen­ builds for hotter days and your own body language as ability to manage money. other winning schools. $4,000 for program design and agers together all day in longer nights in Cleveland, the you try to analyze the body Knowing your Nathaniel implementation, three days of school, conflicts are bound to high school baseball season language of the women you mate's religious background Hawthorne Academy is the training and 16 hours of on- arise," Mone said. is finally is here. meet. and value system can prevent "Our goal is to teach The Cleveland Indi- . You can give the marital disaster later. Modesty and unselfishness - these are virtues staff and students nonviolent ans are winning to start the wrong message if you're not It may become a wbich men praise-and pass by. ways to resolve those con­ Andre' Maurois season. careful. stumbling block when you flicts - and to help build effec­ I believe the Tribe is tive problem-solving into the Much of a person bring children into the equa­ DR. G. WOJAI ready to reclaim the American date. permanent culture of the "body language" is uncon­ tion, and you have to choose League Central Division this If you're anything The World's Greatest Numerologist school." scious, it tells people a great · the religion that will shape year. YOURLUCKYNUMBERS Nathaniel like me. you will choose a deal about the way we are feel­ your child's life, The most fascinating Hawthorne Academy is an woman who is reserved. This ing. 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EAST SIDE DAILY NEWS Tuesday, May 1, 2001 - Frlday, May 4, 2001 SPORTS · Page 7 Cavs completes season with 30- 52 record The Cleveland Cava­ On Thursday, April steals (1.45 spg) and minutes · seven players average 10+ liers completed the 2001-01 19, the Cavaliers announced played (34. 7) points per game since 1981-82 season with a 30-52 record to that the team would make a Clarence when 11 different Cleveland finish sixth in the Central Divi­ change in head coach. Weatherspoon led Cleveland players averaged in double­ sion and 11th in the Eastern Head coach Randy in rebounding (9.7 rpg) while figures. Conference standings. Wittman and assistant coach Zydrunas Ilgauskas led the Miller and Cleveland closed the Mike Woodson wiU not return Cavs in blocks (1.54 bpg). Weatherspoon played and campaign by winning 3 of its for the 2001-02 season. Six-other Cavaliers started in all82 games- mak­ · last 4 games - including its fi­ Wittman, the 12th (Lamond Murray 12.8 ppg, ing them two of 19 NBA play­ nal two road contests. coach in Cavs history, joined Ilgauskas 11.7 ppg, Jim Jack­ ers to do so the season. Miller IUgauskas The Cavaliers shot an Cleveland on July 7, 1999. In son 11.5 ppg, Chris Gatling In addition, Miller Weatherspoon NBA season-high tying .857 his two seasons as the team's 11.4 ppg, Weatherspoon 11.3 completed the season with eighth on two separate all-time York Knicks 80 -78 at Gund fell to the Indiana Pacers I OS - (6-7) three-point FCJO/o at New head coach, the Cavs had a ppg and Matt Harpring 11·.1 657 assists, placing him fourth single-season Cleveland lists Arena. I 0 I in overtime at The Gund. York on November 8. 62- i 02 record. ppg) averaged in double-fig­ on the Cavs all-time single­ -defensive rebounds ( 573) and Miller led Cleveland 1{urray paced the . In addition, the Cavs Andre Miller led the ures in scoring. season assists list. total rebounds (796). with 19 points. Cavs with 22 points off of the were 15-3 when holding their 2000-01 Cavaliers in scoring This season marked Weatherspoon com­ On Monday (April In the regular season bench while Miller added 19 opponents below 400 FCJO/o. (15.8 ppg), assists (8.0 apg), the first time the Cavs had pleted the season ranked 16), theCavsdefeatedtheNew finale (Aprill8), the Cavaliers points and 11 assists. Joey Maxim receives medical treatment in Florida Vito Antuofermo to attend Hall of Fame Joey Maxim, who is bedside along with his other The International He was held to a "Fans remember him from his from Panama, Sugar Ramos the former light heavy weight daugher, Maxine. Both daugh­ Boxing Hall of Fame an- draw by Marvin Hagler jn his great fights and he is now be- · from Mexico, Laszlo Papp from boxing champion of the world ters reside in Florida. ' nounced recently that former first defense later that year ing recognized for his exploits Hungary, promoter Don from 1950 - 1952, was recently Maxim won his title middleweight champion Vito and lost the crown to Alan as an actor. Chargin, record keeper/ transferred to the Veterans on January 24, I950 with a Antuofermo has been added to Mlnterin 1980. The Hall of Fame cutman Ralph Citro, NY Daily Hospital in West Palm Beach, tenth round KO over Freddy the celebrity guest list for the Since retiring from Weekend, set for June 7-1 Oth, News columnist/cartoonist Bill Florida to continue receiving Mllls in London, England. Hall of Fame Induction Week­ the ring, Antuofermo has pur­ will feature over 20 exciting Gallo, and trainer George medical care. One of Maxim's end, June 7-1 Oth. sued an acting career, appear­ events, including a profes­ Benton. Maxim medical prob­ greatest accomplishments A strong, coura­ ing in such films as Goodfellas sional boxing show, banquet, Antuofermo will join lems started more than 11 came on June 24, 1952 when geous fighter, Antuofermo and The Godfather III and the boxing autograph care show, over 30 boxing stars of yes­ weeks ago when he suffered a he received a 14th round KO turned pro in 1971. hit television program The golf tournament, parade and terday and today in Canastota heart attack and was admitted win over the great boxer Sugar He scored wins over Sopranos. the official induction cer­ for Hall ofFame Weekend fes­ at Euclid General Hospital Ray Robinson. Eckhard Dagge and Bennie "Vito was as tough emony honoring the new in­ tivities. where a procedure went wrong At the peak of his Briscoe before beating Hugo and durable as any fighter," ductees. For more informa­ and resulted in one ofMaxim's Cleveland, Ohio 44104 or call career, Maxim fought such Curro for the middleweight said Hall of Fame Executive New inductees to be tion, please contact the Hall fingers being removed with (216)721-1674. great fighters and world cham­ championship in 1979. Director Edward Brophy. honored are Ismael Laguna ofFarne at(315)697-7095. part of his thumb on his right Maxim's daughter, pions as Ezzard Charles, hand. Charlene Bangall, will Archie Moore and Jimmy Maxim will be flown to contiune to be at her father's Bivins. WNBA tickets hotline launched worldwide Florida in a Laser Jet Air Am- Fans from all over the The WNBA hotline WNBAcom, ticketmaster.com first time ever. bulance with a nurse on board. world C;in now call 1-877- is operated by ticketrnaster. and teams' websites and at . The WNBA, the The flight to Florida WNpA-TIX, the WNBA ticket With tickets starting teams' box offices and local world's pre-eminent women's is three hours and it cost sales hotline, to purchase at $8.00 and an average ticket Ticketmaster outlet located sports league, will tip-off its $7,000. IISPORTS BEATII WNBA single-game tickets. price of$15.00, the WNBAof­ throughout the United States. fifth season on Monday May While in Florida, The WNBAjoins the fers fun., affordable major For fans in the New York met­ 28th Memorial Day, with a MaximwiJlcontinuetoreceive Browns draft brings hope for better future NBA as the only major profes­ league sports entertainment ropolitan area, the NBA Store rematch of last year's West- acute care and later a extended By HOWARD TAUB baseball. sional sports leagues offering for the whole family. on Fifth Avenue in New York ern C~nference Finals be- care for rehabilation. These youngsters a central telephone hotline as In addition to the City will serve as a "box of­ tween the four-time defending To assist with the Browns head coach should continue to improve a convenient purchasing op­ hotline, WNBA tickets are fice" for the purchase oftick­ WNBA Champion Houstori cost for Maxim's flight, dona- Dutch Davis wasted no time with every outing. tion for its fans. available on-line at ets to WNBA games for the Comets and the Los Angeles tion can be sent to Gene Glen in putting his stamp on his Chuck Finley, , Sparks. at 11400 Woodland Ave., team. 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