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Gun owner wanted in Kimir Brown's death 800 fugitives surrender at Mt. Sinai A warrant was recently issued for the owner of Angela Lewis gets jail for punch SPORTS MENU TIPS After four days of the Fugitive Safe Surrender the handgun that killed 3-year-old Kimir Brown on July 23 Angela Lewis, 19, of , will spend 30 in the house on Force Avenue. The boy found the .380- program held at Mt. Sinai Baptist Church, 7510 Woodland days in Cuyahoga County jail for punching and kicki ng a Pollard Enshrined Light And Easy caliber semiautomatic handgun in an unlocked drawer and Avenue, more than 800 fugitives surrendered at the church teacher in Glenville High School m January. Judge Kenneth In Hall of Fame Lemonade Cake accidentally shot himself. Cleveland police are looking for which included 324 fel ony suspects. The fu gitives and Callahan told Lewis he was putting her behind bars to send a Donteze Congress, 21, of Cleveland, on suspicion of having felons turned themselves in hoping for leniency as part of message. "You need to understand that society cannot a weapon despite being prohibited because he is a felon, Lt. allow these sort of acts to take place in our schools," Callahan Thomas Stacho said. Stacho also said that Congress might the program. The program is believed to be the first of its said. Lewis a senior pleaded guilty earlier to attempted See Page 9 See Page 10 face an additional charge of allowing a minor acess to a kind in the country. Rev. C. Jay Matthews is the pastor at firearm. the church. assault of a teacher and aggravated menacing.

VOL. 26 No. 21 Thesday, August 9, 2005-Friday, August 12, 2005 Daily A.STSID ISSUED FRIDAY FREE FREE SERVING: LARCHMERE- WOODLAND,SHAKERSQUARE,BUCKEYE, WOODLAND, MT. PLEASANT, LEE & AVALON, HARVARD- LEE, MILES-UNION, AREA, r READ ON- WRITE ON WARRENSVILLE HEIGHTS, VILLAGES OF NORTH RANDALL, IDGHLAND HaLSAND CITY OF EAST CLEVELAND READ ON- WRITE ON I "COVERING THE NEWS TODAY FORA BETTER TOMORROW" Joe Jones pleads guilty said "I'm doing what's best for my Cleveland businessman Nate Gray, family." who has been described as a close According to sources, friend of former Cleveland Mayor Jones agreed to a deal that will keep Michael R. White. him out of prison, but he could be After Jones' guilty plea, he confined to his house for several immediately resigned from his $67,735 months. Aside from being confined per year council seat as part of the plea to his house, Jones could also be agreement. fined. One of his lawyers told Gwin City Council President Frank that Jones has a pregnant and little Jackson will hold a vote at council While Don King was recently in Cleveland at money. meeting on Monday, September 12 for the Gund Arena to announce his upcoming world Jones who has been a council to vote on Jones' replacement. title fight on September 3rd, Bobby Giachelli, who is the councilman since 1998, agreed to Jones was represented by vice president ofthe State Former Boxers and Asso­ cooperate fully in the bruising, on­ lawyers Jerome Emoff and Kevin ciates, Inc., presented King with his induction plaque to the associations Hall of Fame. King was inducted in 2000 going trial that revolves around Cafferkey. but was unable to a/lend the awards ceremony. Also in the is Cleveland's Ma Jane BY GEORGE GOlDMAN Coucilmen call for probe of 'fronts' BYGEORGEGOl.DMAN some work for minority and female Councilman Joe Jones, owned businesses. who represents Cleveland's Ward I Cleveland Councilman 'To allow somebody to come in the Lee-Harvard area, recently Roosevelt Coats, who was joined by in and not play by the rules, it dam­ pleaded guilty to a felony as a wide council members Fannie Lewis and ages the credibility of the entire pro­ ranging municipal conuption probe Jay Westb·rook is calling on Mayor gram," Coats said. claimed him. Jane Campbell to investigate While standing in the court whether "front companies" are used John H. Johnson dies room of U.S. District Judge James to get around laws that set aside Publisher Gwin with his two lawyers, Jones John H. Johnson, ...~ .. ~ ~ whose Ebony and Jet ·' ·rr ..".~ magazine countered M ~ i ~ Ste ve Cunningham, Sr.lit- addresses; the stereotypical cover­ &i:<:::~~lili~~ during a press conference at Gund Arena where Don age of blacks after t'''"''"'":•;.;•·.:>·:•: ·:·•·;;•w Ki11g announced his upcoming world title boxing show. World War II and in tire photo is Cunningham's son, Steve. Tire boxing turned him into one ~~-~~Lrl will be one oftir e biggest sporting events in the of the most influen Johnson Cle11eland during the Labor Day weekend. King is a ·ve Clevelander. tial black leaders in America, died on Monday, August 8. He was 87 years old. Don King brings boxing to city . Johnson died of heart failure at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Legendary fight pro­ He has defended the title twice ping into the ring against the more sea­ after a long illness, accord­ moter Don King recently an­ before moving up to I 54 pounds where soned Monte "Two Gunz" Barrett in ing to LaTrina Blair, promotional man­ nounced a major world title fight he won the vacant WBO junior middle­ St. Louis on Feb. 5 in an elimination ager with Johnson Publishing Co. card at Gund Arena on September weight crown by defeating noted Mexi­ bout with a world title shot going to 3, which will be highlighted by the can Luis "Yory Boy" Cam pas in 2002. the winner. Barrett scored a second­ Annie Key seeks co-featured main events of World He has successfully defended round flash knockdown, but Beck re­ Boxing Organization junior middle­ his junior middleweight crown four gained his composure and rocked weight champion Daniel "El Pill in'' times. In his last appearance, he won a Barrett in the middle rounds, coming state senate seat Santos facing former World Boxing technical decision over Antonio very close to knocking him down. Association welterweight champion Margarito (now the reigning WBO wel­ Beck's performance was Jose Antonio Rivera and world top- terweight champion). strong enough to be ahead on one of 10 ranked Owen The Margarito suffered a the judge's scorecards before suc­ "What the Heck" Beck and Sergie nasty gash over his right eye after an cumbing to Barrett by technical knock­ "White Wolf' Liakhovic squaring accidental clash of heads in round six, out in round nine. off against one another. and the referee stopped the fight and Liakhovich (22-1 , 14 KOs), An undercard will lead went to the scoreboards in round nine a Belarussian now living in Scottsdale, with Wayne "Big Truck" with Santos winning a split decision. Ariz., defeated undefeated champion Braithwaite and WBA Fedelatin Rivera (37-4-1, 24 KOs) an Friday "The 13th" Ahunanya to take champion Guillermo "El Filino" American of Puerto Rican descent from his North American Bolting Associa­ Jones battling in a cruiserweight Worcester, Mass., won the vacant WBA tion championship in elimination bout. Other bouts will welterweight title by defeating Michel 2001. Sign painter Marvin Nance (left) helps Jerome McKay put the sign up be announced, including a contest Trabant in in 2003. Rivera ln his next appearance, to announce a reunion for people wlw attended Wooldridge Elementary School, featuring Cleveland's own heavy­ had then planned to face Ricardo "EI Liakhovich suffered his lone loss to Kennard Junior High School and East Tech High School as well as for surround­ weight Ray 'The Rainman" Austin Matador" Mayora at Madison Square the always dangerous spoiler Maurice ing schools. Tire reunion will be held on Saturday, August 13, at E. 62nd and (22-3-3, 15 KOs), who is coming Garden on April17, 2004, but the Nica­ "Mo Betta" Harris in 2002. Beaver Avenue from 12:00 noon until 9:00p.m. This is the fourth ann~al raguan wildman was unable to make the Liakhovich hasn' tlost since, reunion for the event and. for information call McKay at (216) 355-0885. off an impressive performance at Key against 147-pound limit. racking up six wins in three years. In State Representative Larry "The Legend" Donald that re­ In his last fight Rivera drew a his last showing on Dec. 3 in Atlantic Gasoline prices sky rocket in area Annie L. Key (D-Cleveland) re­ sulted in a draw on April30. Tick­ tough foe in Louis Collazo, who stepped City, N.J., he came in as a slight un­ ets priced at$ I 00, $50 and $25 go in to fight the champion on just three derdog against rising prospect Gas prices continue to "AAA encourages mo­ cently announced that she will not on sale at the Gund Arena ticket weeks' notice in Rivera's hometown of Dominick Guinn, but he sent a strong reach record highs daily, with torists to conserve gasoline by for a fourth term as State Repre­ office (where there is no service fee), Worcester on April2. message to the heavyweight division today's AAA Fuel Gauge Survey observing the speed limit, avoid­ sentative of the lith House District all Ticketmaster locations, online at In a close contest, Rivera lost by giving a dominating performance showing 's average ing fast starts and stops, combin­ next year. www.tickennaster.com, or charge by a narrow split decision. Rather fight at that led to victory by way of unani­ price soaring 17 cents a gallon to ing errands, and maintaining their With term limits affecting phone in Cleveland at (216) 241- 147 pounds, Rivera moved up to 154 mous decision. $2.51 for self-serve unleaded. vehicles," said Brian Newbacher, the length of time a member may 2121 and in Akron at (330) 945- pounds. Don King Productions has In the past three weeks director of public affairs for AAA serve, she has opted to run for the 9400. Two of the best heavyweight promoted more than 500 world cham­ the average price for self-serve in Northeast Ohio. A complete list Ohio Senate-District 2 I seat cur­ For information, log on contenders in the world, both of whom pionship fights and holds the distinc­ regular has gone up 32 cents from of gas saving tips IS available on rently held by Senator C.J. Prentiss. to www.GundArena.com or call the have suffered only one loss, are ranked tion ofhaving promoted seven of the $2.19 on July 22 to today's average www.aaa.com/fuelfinder. Prentiss is being forced out Gund event information line at in the world top 10. and are knocking on I 0 largest pay-per-view events in his­ of $2.51. This week's average is 63 Ohio's average price of due to term limits. Key, who has (216) 420-2200. the door of their first world title shot, tory, as gauged by total buys, includ­ cents above last year when the $2.43 is 8 cents below Northeast held the seat since 200 I, wants w Santos (29-2-1 ,20 KOs), will meet in a Fedelatin heavyweight ing: Holyfield vs. Tyson II, 1.95 mil­ price for a gallon of gas was $1.88 Ohio's and nationally, the average continue fighting for Cleveland resi­ from , came to promi­ championship. lion buys, June 1997; Tyson vs. Ho­ per gallon. Various factors are con­ price is a dime under Northeast dents. She \\as successful in the nence in 1999 when he avenged a Fedelatin titleholder Beck lyfield I, 1.6 million buys, November tributing to the high prices includ­ Ohio's at $2.41. California drivers passage of legislation that provided controversial decision against (24-1 , 18 KOs),originally from Jamaica 1996; TYson vs. McNeeley, 1.58 mil­ ing record high crude oil prices are paying the highest price, $2.72 free college tuition to the children Ahmed Kotiev by knocking out the now living in Nashville, Tenn., was un­ lion buys, August 1995; and Bruno (now above $66 per barrel}, refin­ per gallon. South Carolina has the of soldiers killed in the war in Iraq Russian to take his WBO welter­ defeated with 24 wins, but untested vs. TYson. 1.4 million buys, March ery outages, high demand and low lowest average at $2.25 per gal­ and Afghanistan, House Bill 275 of weight title. against proven competition. before step- 1996. gasoline inventories. Ion. the 12.5th General Assembly. Key will continue to fight AAA Fuel Gauge Gasoline Price Survey for adequate and affordable health Motorcycle deaths up without helmets; no law for Ohio Motorcycle deaths have Northeast Ohio Average for Self-Service Gasoline care for all Ohioans, fair funding of and mounting health-care costs for in­ in the three years after Florida repealed risen sharply in Florida since the jured bikers, according to two studies its mandatory helmet law in 2000,933 Regular Mid-Grade Premiwn our public schools, and an eco­ Today (8-12-05) $2.51 $2.61 $2.72 state repealed its mandatory helmet by the National Highway Traffic Safety motorcyclists were killed, up 81 per­ nomic development plans that will law. Last Week (8-05-05) $234 $2.44 $2.55 Administration and the private Insur­ cent from the 1997-1999 total. attract new employers' to the area States that repeal such Last Year (8-13-04) $1.88 $1.98 $2.09 ance Institute for Highway safety. Ohio does not have a required and jobs that pay a livable wage. laws run the ris)< of increased deaths The federal review found that helmet law.

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Page2 EAST SIDE DAILY NEWS Thesday, August 9, 2005-Friday, August 12, 2005 II ~N~GEPOmT ~~~~~YO~U~R~H~E~A~IT~H~~~ By the urging· of God, Tracy Bush writes book Clearing the air on secondhand smoke (NAPS)-Parents may says Dr. Cheryl Healton, presi­ ber of campaigns geared to­ By GEORGE GOLDMAN wind up in jail. from happening in your life," have a new reason to snuff out dent and CEO of the Ameri­ ward helping people kick their This point is illus­ Bush said. their smoking habits. A recent can Legacy Foundation, au­ smoking addiction, including After writing three trated by Bush when he Bush started his writ­ study called "Secondhand thors of the study. "Bob Quits." quotes "I wish I could take ing career in 1990 and the previous books, Tracy Bush This reality-TV­ back something that you may books he has published are Smoke, Tearing Families "This research says that he was urged by based advertising campaign do. There are people who make "The Shattered Stem: The Apart" found that in 2001, the shows us that tobacco isn't God to write his current book shows how smokers can be­ "Freedom From Satan Zone." mistakes everyday who wind Complete Guide to Healing, effects of secondhand smoke just killing years down the come ex-smokers by choosing which deals with giving an in­ up in jail or Hell. Don't be one Crack Cocaine and Drug Ad­ on children included: 263 road. It is killing today, and its to quit, developing a solid plan dividual freedom to build a of them. Yes stop a snap fool diction," "Save Yourself From cases of sudden infant death silent victims are children." and identifying support from bridge to feast in the bible for from happening in your life. Suicide: For Those With Sui­ syndrome The foundation and the family and friends. a better way of life. Get the armor that you need to cidal Tendencies," and "Time Nearly 300,000 pedi­ American Academy of Pedi­ The campaign fol­ The author presents become a zone buster." To Stop The Abuse To Your­ atric asthma cases More than atrics (AAP) outlined three lows Ethan Teicher, a real-life a clear message to the reader In the book Bush self, You're Spouse or Child 99,000 cases of ear infections immediate steps they say smoker who quit in front of the which he illustrates through­ also shows the reader how he Whether It Be Mental, Physi­ More than 26,000 smokers can take for their place. Now is the time to un­ cameras for the campaign. out the book for the reader to can reframe from a allowing cal, Verbal or Sexual." low-birth-weight births. In ad­ children's health: lock the chains that binds you Teicher has said his motivation bad situations to happen and To order the books take back their life from the to one of Satans many zones," dition, the study estimated that Make your home to quit was his family. Each walk away negative situations. through Bound To Heaven devil. "Take your life back Bush stresses to the reader. in 200 I, secondhand smoke at­ smoke free. Keep your car year, about 43,000 children lose from the Devil. Regain the "God froze Hell out of Publishing write to P.O. Box Bush also illustrates tributable low-birth weight, smoke free. one or both parents because power and control that you to the reader in his book not to heaven forever. Now you to 605397, Cleveland, Ohio asthma and ear infections in Stop smoking for of smoking-related deaths. were meant to have in the first continue making mistakes and can freeze a hellish situation 44105. children cost over $588 million your children's sake. The For more information to treat. American Legacy Foundation and a complete copy of there- Jennette Bradley earns funds for Ohio "Smokers know that develops programs meant to port, v1s 1t their addiction is harmful, but address the health effects of www.americanlegacy.org and Ohio Treasurer of Ohio. eluding some that might not back into Ohio communities." they rationalize that their tobacco use through grants, click on research and publica­ State Jennette B. Bradley re­ Interim funds are as­ ordinarily have access to it," For additional infor­ smoking will hurt only them- youth activism and other tions/publications. To learn cently announced $42.5 mil­ sets not immediately needed by Bradley said. "This program mation regarding the state selves and they think that will grassroots efforts. The foun- more about Bob Quits, visit lion was auctioned to banks the state to fulfill its financial is an example of how Ohio's treasury's BidOhio program, happen years down the road," dation also supports a num- www.bobquits.com. in 10 counties in BidOhio auc­ obligations. Banks offering to money is being reinvested visit www.bidohio.com. tion of interim state funds. pay the highest amount of in­ Marker unveiling to be held for L. Pearl Mitchell The auction is ex­ terest are awarded the funds, Merchants to hold sidewalk sale ByGEORGEGOIDMAN the late L. Pearl Mitchell at president of the Alpha Omega pected to net the state more which the treasury uses to pur­ The merchants on and other business services participating in the sidewalk Lakeview Cemetery Mauso­ Chapter in Cleveland and she than $876,000 in interest earn­ chase six -month certificates of Larchmere Blvd. will hold a sale. The Alpha Kappa leum on Sunday, August 28th later became the national presi­ ings. desposit. These funds are ul­ sidewalk sale on Saturday, September 3rd, from a.m. For information per­ Alpha Sorority, Inc. Alpha from 3:30p.m. until5:00 p.m. Throughout timately used by banks to make It dent of the sororicy in 1923 and until5 p.m. taining to the sidewalk sale, Omega Chapter will hold a Mitchell, who was a BidOhio, the treasurer's office loans in their respective com­ she served two terms. The sidewalk sale will ca11229-8919. marker unveiling ceremony for teacher and social worker in makes $42.5 in interim funds munities. The current presi­ consist of bargain price mer­ Cleveland, died on September available for auction on the "BidOhio helps make 9320 Woodland Avenue dent of the Alpha Omega Chap­ chandise from more than 40 6, 1974. first Tuesday of every month state funding available to com­ CLEVELAHO, OHIO 44104 ter is Tilly Cutter. Pamela L. shops on the street. She became an AKA munities throughout Ohio, in- to state depository banks in There will be eateries sorority member in 1916 while Reddon is the Great Lakes Re­ attending Wilberforce Univer­ gional Director for the soror­ Lee Jordan to chair Memory Walk sity. ity. She later graduated The international The Alzheimer's As­ an individual or become a cor­ Emmy Awards for anchoring from Oberlin University. president for the sorority is sociation Cleveland Area porate sponsor. and reporting. Open To The Public Mitchell was the Linda M. White. 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• Page3 Tuesday, August 9, 2005 • Friday, August 12, 2005 EASTSIDE DAILY NEWS Shay Latte choreographs the film 'The Gospel' Tour to be held at cemetery Shay Latte, the cho­ Her raw talent in­ Being no stranger to ing, refreshing, and hip com­ reographer, dancer, host, fused with creative dance ar­ film, Shayla capitalized on ac- edy/drama premiering this Fall. The East Cleveland uled for Saturday, September I 0 family members searching for model, and actress, puts the rangements, consistent ex­ colades from stars VivicaA. Fox All are invited to ex­ Township Cemetery Foundation and September 17, rain or shine. that long lost-great-grandparent. ecution, accurate methods, and Shemar Moore, on being perience the parties, realiza­ is hosting Footsteps of the Past from I :00 p.m. to 4:00p.m. in uncle, aunt or other family core in choreography. and motivating instruction, the Most Outstanding Assis- tion, and trials of life during to introduce the cemetery and the East Cleveland Township member. For more information The current 2005- has landed the petite femme, tant, when she worked with the that age of ultimate change; the some of its residents to the gen­ Cemetery, 1621 East !18th on Footsteps of the Past con­ 2006 Falcons Cheer­ opportunities which normally actors on the film "Motives." age some can't wait to reach eral public. Street. tact Nancy L. West at 216-536- leader has all the right moves Get acquainted with The self-guided tour 7432 or by email at to score you a definite win in takes others years to obtain. Achieving a position and others will never forget city founders, war veterans. and begins in the chapel designed by . [email protected]. box office hits. With great aspira­ on the production crew as a Twenty- I. victims of local disasters. well-known architect Frank B. To make a donation, Being one of the tions, Shayla Shay Latte camera video assistant, is just Stevens will trans­ The cemetery wi 11 Meade, that has been under reno- make checks payable to East most sought after choreogra­ Stevens, will revolutionize the another dance step in the form the entertainment industy have docents available through­ vation since January 2005. Cleveland Township Cemetery phers of 2005, Latte has sur­ entertainment industry with moves of her aspirations of ' by redefining the way films are out the cemetery to share the Perhaps you want to Foundation, P.O. Box 1874, passed the accomplishments of her essence. leaving a legacy of outstand- made and seen, as well as cre­ stories waiting to be told of set­ be reconnected with some of your Cleveland, OH 44106-0074. some veterans without having In addition to her ing triumphs. ate award-winning theatrical tlers. family's ancestors. The burial Donations are fully tax deduct­ an agent or manager on her current prestigious position As co-founder of productions. The event is sched- records will be available to assist ible. side. as an Atlanta Falcons Cheer­ Arlay Enterprise, Ms. Stevens The immense intra­ leader, her latest accomplish­ along with her business part- duction of this small won~rs ment will be reflected in the ner, Arianne Price, is currently potential will ultimately rlsult Combating sexual abuse against teens soon to be released smashing producing Twenty-!; a mov- in a grand finale. box office (Fall 2005) Sony Watercraft users urged to put safety first sponsi ve to children's statements won't believe them when they time, violent assaults. This and other dismiss- Screen Gems Pictures smash­ ing safety education course, and how they communicate when report abuse." The Calgary The truth is that ap­ When riding a jet-pro­ ive statements like "He was only ing "The Gospel," featur­ understanding boating rules they reach out for help. 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Editor's Note: The and trying to discover the se­ l. Sincerity: Do not Remember also just someone, it is not necessary For some, a gentle in the best way and ask him to writer of this article is an cret to their overwhelming suc­ disagree just for the sake of how patient Allah is with us. to insult or to bombard a per- wprd is enough while with oth­ be their judge. Imam of a Masjid in Orlando, cess, but we often tend to for­ disagreeing. He did not just de­ son. ers, a more aggressive ap­ The man agreed and Florida. get the real reason behind it Don't argue just be­ stroy all of humanity when­ Be tolerant and mer­ proach is necessary. so both of them proceeded to By IMAM M. MASRI all. cause you don't happen to like ever we did something awfully ciful for you cannot force However, regardless do Wudu exactly in the same, The Sahaba were someone or something. wrong. someone to agree with you. of the method, remember that correct way. Looking through any great people, yes, but they Whenever you ar­ No! He sent us Remember that in the your Naseehah must never be The old man, realized Hadith or history book, we were not superhuman beings. gue, make sure that you are Rasool after Rasool (Messen­ Qur'an, Allah told Rasoolallah given in such a way as to hurt his mistake and said, "You come to the fact that the They were real, as sincere in your intentions and ger), time after time, to guide (s) to say to the Qureish, "If I anyone. both are correct." Sahaba (Companions of the real as you or I and they all that your intentions is not to us to bring us back to Him. am wrong in what I believe and For example, Hasan AIHamdulillah, so much chil­ Prophet(s) themselves had had their individual strengths cause problems but to help Look in the Qur'an am sinning, then you are free and Hussein (r), grandchildren dren can teach us if we only many disagreements and dif­ and weaknesses. your brother and sister in Is­ and see that when talking from blame." ofRasoolallah (s), once saw an let them. ferences in opinions. What made them so lam about Pharoah, Allah tells Basically, let me do old man doing Wudu incor­ If we follow these Each of them would successful was the fact that 2. Patience: We Moses(r) to "Speak to what I want, and you do what­ rectly. points while at the same time have valid points based on the Qur'an for them was not must be very patient with all Pharoah a soft word," when ever you want. 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Thesday, August 9, 2005- Friday, August 12, 2005 EASTSIDE DAILY NEWS PageS ~~~ ~~~~Yo~u~A~n~d~T~he~L~a~w~~~~~ ~[~~~A~L~o~o~kA~t~M~y~W~o~r~Id~~] Tenants should look outfor intent-to-vacate clauses The future shocker price indexing When renting an tenn. Such clauses let land­ quire a 60-day notice of intent tum receipt, then the landlord ByDAVIDODUM down, low interest rates on ity of their lives if the proposal apartment, a tenant should not lords know when they will to vacate. will have to sign for it when saving and continuing erod­ changes in the program is assume that a lease term will need to find new tenants, but It is unclear whether he gets it, and the receipt will Yes, I am back on the ing in employee benefit, So­ made. end when the lease agreement they may act as traps for un­ a clause requiring 45 days' be returned by the post office. Social Security kick and the cial Security's guaranteed The shrinking num­ says it will. wary tenants who may notre­ nbtice would be enforceable. If you staple the re­ need for Social Security for benefits are more important ber of employers offering tra­ Tenants should read alize they must give written Q: Whathappensif turn receipt to your copy of older Americans are growing now than ever before. ditional pensions, the decline lease agreements carefully to notice of their intention to I don't give the required no­ the letter, you will have pretty and there is no need to change The study shows in health care benefits, the make sure they understand leave. tice of my intend to vacate? good proof that you gave your any portion of the program as that over the last decade older weakness in personal income everything they are respon­ Q: Ididn'trealizemy A: It depends upon landlord notice. it is today. Americans have seen modest and job growth, and threats to sible for as tenants. For ex­ lease agreement contained an what is in your lease. If you Law You Can Use is According to a new improvements in their quality Social Security all pose chal­ ample, a lease agreement may intent-to-vacate clause, and I don't give the notice, how­ a weekly consumer legal in­ study, older Americans today of life, but many health and lenges to older Americans. contain an intent-to-vacate figured my lease was up at the ever, intent-to-vacate clauses fonnation column provided are living on smaller incomes economic gains have been Private accounts that clause. If so, the tenant must end ofthe year. I told my land­ usually call for one of two by the Ohio State Bar Asso­ and relying more, not less, on slow or uneven. take money out of Social Se­ provide written notic of the lord I was leaving, but I didn' t things to happen: 1) even af­ ciation (OSBA). This article Social Security than they were Although incomes curity are not part of the solu- intent to leave, even if the give him written notice. ter the lease term has ended, was prepared by Eric E. a few years ago. showed a net gain during tion. lease term has ended. Will I be stuck with a you will continue to be a ten­ Willison, an attorney with the The lastest figures those 10 years, they actually These Q: What, exactly, is renewal lease? ant, but you will be on a Columbus firm of Harry Lewis available show that some 60 declined after 1998 for people accounts~~~ in money out of Social Security, an "intent to vacate" clause? A: Maybe not. If month-to-month arrangement; Co., LPA. Articles appearing percent of Americans, 75 and between 50 and 64 and after cut benefits and pass the ·bill A: These are you can show that you told or 2) the lease agreement re­ in this column are intended to older and almost 40 percent of 1997 for those 75 and older. clauses (usually found near your landlord you intended to news itself for another year. provide broad, general infor­ those ages 62 to 74 say they The study shows to future generations, and the end of the lease agreement) vacate, then a lease agreement Q: How can I prove mation about the law. For in­ receive more than half their in­ that there are some marginal while recent proposals for pro­ that deal with what will hap­ requiring written notice will be that I gave my landlord notice? fonnation about a variety of come from Social Security. improvements, but many lag gressive price indexing begin pen to the lease agreement at be enforceable. Also, check A: Send your land­ legal topics, visit the OSBA The new finding behind, and half of all older with a good idea - protecting the end of the lease tenn. to see how much notice your lord a letter saying you will not Web site at www.ohiobar.org. comes at a time when Congress Americans still have no pen­ the lowest wage workers- they They usually require­ lease agreement required. be renewing your lease agree­ Before applying this is debating sweeping changes sions, and one-third of those go too far and cut benefits too the tenant to give the landlord While courts have ment. Sign and date the letter infonnation to a specific legal to the program. 65 to 74 and nearly half of deeply for middle-income advance written notice of the upheld 30-day notice of intent­ and make a photocopy of it. problem, readers are urged to I believe the growing those 75 and older have in­ Americans. tenant's intent to leave the to-vacate clauses, they have If you send it by cer­ seek the advice of a licensed dependence on the program comes of $18,000 or less for I will not waver in my property at the end of the lease not upheld clauses that re- tified mail, and request a re- attorney. should help shape that debate an individual and $22,000 or commitment to Social Security and no changes should be less for a couple. and will remain firm in my made in the Social Security pro­ If trends continue, I stance against any plan that Help needed to beat Michigan in Bike Tour gram. believe Americans can expect takes money out of Social Se- The Ohio Buckeye bike tour in Ohio, is fully sup­ MS 150 cyclists ride a lifelong disease of the cen­ With the stock market "steady decrease in the qual- curity. 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TRIVIA- (Biographies) On The Town I. In the HBO Civil War New Orleans who MOVIES* MUSIC* THEATER* DANCE* RESTAURANTS* NIGHT LIFE cable film The Josephine rejects the female, Creole tra­ Baker Story ( 1991 ), actress dition of being kept by a Lynn Whitfield ponrayed wealthy, white man to instead the great. American expatri­ become a Catholic nun and Destiny's Child world tour at Gund Arena ate dancer who fled to Paris, teach slave children to read and became an inter­ and write? ' ' Destiny's Child The Wall, which featured two forever be revered and remem­ national sensation and the 4. In Livin' For with special guests Mario, more smash singles, "Bills, Bills, bered as a group that over­ richest black woman in the Love: The Story Amerie and Try a will perform Bills" and "Say My Name," sell­ came numerous obstacles to '20's and '30's; but who is the (200 I), actress Teresa Randle at GundArena on Friday, Au­ ing more than eight million cop- reshape the sound of pop mu­ veteran, black actor that portrays the young-adult Na­ gust 12th at 7:00p.m. ies. sic, in the process becoming portrayed a U.S. serviceman talie while Diahann Carroll Reserved seat tick­ In the sununer of2000, the most popular girl group that inspires her to return to portrays Cole's mother, but ets are $69.75,$59.75 & $42.25 Franklin left the group, and later sinceTLC. performing after she experi­ who is the African-American and on sale at all Ticketmas­ that year they released their ences great pain and loss? actor who portrayed the Sharing the stage ter locations, the Gund first single as a trio, finding an­ 2. In what musical singer's legendary father, Nat with Destiny's Child are up and Arena ticket office or charge other hit with "Independent mini-series do actor King Cole? by phone at (216) 241-5555. Woman, Pt. I" (the them song coming superstar, Mario, Lawrence Hilton Jacobs and 5. In what film does Amongst the most to Charlie's Angels). Amerie and Trya. Mario has a actress Angela Bassett por­ African-American director commercially successful fe­ Soon after, Destiny's super hot single our right now, tray a '60's, lower-class, Julie Dash have actress An­ male groups in the music in­ Child dropped their third LP "Let Me Love You," that's al­ black couple from Gary, In­ gela Bassett portray the spe­ dustry, Destiny's Child has Survivor, which debuted at ready topped the Billboard diana who take their five cial bus rider who made his­ been cranking out number one and featured two Hot I00 chan at# I. sons (Jackie, Tito, Jermaine, tory by sparking the '60's Civil multi platinum crossover more hugely popular singles, Amerie isn't far be­ Marlon and Michael) to au­ Rights Movement when she R&B for many years. "Bootylicious" and the title hind with her latest release dition for Motown Record's was arrested for refusing to Founded in Hous­ track. Touch that is #3 on Billboard's President Berry Gordy to give up her Jim Crow seat for ton, Texas in 1990, they were A Christmas collection R&B album chart while the become the most famous, a white passenger? originally put together by and remix album followed, after Members of Destiny's Child singing female trio will per­ musical family in history? single, "I Thing," is #8 on the Mathew Knowles which all three members re­ in concert at Gund Arena, August 12. ath 7:00p.m. 3. Who is the ANSWERS: I. Louis single's chan. (Beyonce's dad) when the leased solo albums. light-skinned, green-eyed • Gossett, Jr. 2. The Jacksons: members were still in their Beyonce, who had actress/singer in The Cour- An American Dream' ( 1997) preteens. long been the star of the group, ageToLove(2000)thatpor- 3. Vanessa L. Williams 4. Their first official became bigger than ever thanks with special Ludacris and the hypnotic trayed the story of Henriette James McDaniel 5. The Rosa release came about in 1997, to her wildly successful LP Dan­ guests Ludacris, Ciara, Lit Jon newcomer Ciara have estab­ Deli lie: a quadroon in pre- Parks Story' (2002) with the song "Killing Time" gerously In Love as well as a lished themselves as super­ and The Eastside Boys. G-Unit MOVIE MATCH-UP starring role in Goldmember, six­ stars after riding the waves of off the soundtrack for Will and Mike Jones will perform in (The Jacksons: An American Dream) Smith's summer blockbuster figure endorsement deals, and concen at the Gund Arena,on their new singles "Get Back" Men In Black. high-profile relationship with Monday, August 15, at 7:00 and "Ohhhh." ACTORS/ACIRESSES: b )assistant Suzanne The group released Jay-Z. p.m. Lit Jon and the !.Angela Bassett DePasse their self-titled debut album Though rumors Reserved seats tick­ Eastside Boys have hit plati­ 2. Lawrence Hilton Jacobs c) producer Berry Gordy the following year, scoring a swirled that their life as a group ets are $57.50 and $49.50 and num status and revolutionized Holly Robinson-Peete d) mom, Katherine Jackson huge hit with "No, No, No," had come to a close, the ladies are on sale at the Gund Arena the music industry with their 3. rowdy attitude and "crunk' 4. Billy Dee Williams e) singer Diana Ross produced by Wyclef. reunited for Destiny Fulfilled, ticket office, all Ticketmaster locations, charge by phone at sound. 50 will also be joined 5. Vanessa L. Williams In 1998 they re­ which was released in late 2004. (216) 241-5555 in Cleveland, by his fellow New York posse turned with The Writing On Destiny's Child will SO Cent (330) 945-9400 in Akron or log members G-Unit, who have ROLES: ANSWERS: 1, d; 2, a; 3, e; Impossible to miss on to www.ticketmaster.com. also made an industry name for a) dad, Joe Jackson 4,c; 5, b on the radio, 50 is responsible Purchase tickets at the Gund themselves. ( MENU TIPS ) Arena ticket office and pay no for such mega hits as "" and "" service fee. off of his 2003 debut Get Rich Tony Bennett returns to State Theatre A bar you will be nuts about After blazing up the or Die Trying. 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