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Tinta Con Sabor Valuable Coupons Inside! Gratis! www.laprensatoledo.com Ohio & Michigan’s Oldest & Largest Latino Weekly Check out our Classifieds! ¡Checa los Anuncios Clasificados! Now Open! Octubre 13, 2004 Spanglish Weekly/Semanal 20 Páginas Vol. 36, No. 5 Cleveland Community Special Hispanic Heritage Month Issue Insurance Agency 6602 Detroit Ave. DENTRO: Ben Konop for U.S. Congress.........................2 Se habla español... 216-961-4600 Bush Rule barring children overturned....3 Taquería El Nacimiento Diamar Cordero..........4 Mexican Horoscopes.....................5 Ramiro Burr on Restaurant Amanda...........................6 Welcome! Deportes..........................7 Lottery Results.............7 Hours: Carry-Out Mon-Thur: 9AM-12AM Phone: 313.554.1790 NLPOA (Toledo) Fri & Sat: 9AM-3AM 7400 W. Vernor Hwy. Awards.............................9 Sun: 9AM-12AM Detroit MI 48209 Calendar of • Jugos/Tepache • Carne a la Parrilla Events............................12 • Tacos • Burritos El Centro de Servicios Sociales de Lorain celebrated its 30th anniversary last Saturday, Classifieds.............14-19 • Aguas • Pollo Dorado with a gala dinner and dance. Entertainment was provided by Roberto Ocasio and his • Mojarra Frita • Licuados Latin Jazz Project from Cleveland. Shown above are its director Victor Leandry and his daughter. —photo by Teo Feliciano of La Prensa. More photos by Teo on page 8. • Tortas • Quesadillas • Tostadas • Pozole • Caldos • Carne de Puerco en salsa verde dominante. El piensa que la •Mariscos • Breakfast Super Burro solidaridad da a miembros de grupos minoritarios la ¡Bienvenidos I-75 confianza para tomar riesgos políticamente y Raza! económicamente. Él insiste Livernois W. Vernor Springwells que los hispanos deben usar los valores de respeto y honor al subir en importancia Salon Unisex política. Molina habló de la asociación de entidades privadas y publicas Lorain Don’t miss the awesome County Commissioners, Gran Folklorico de Lorain County Community México (D.F.) College y Lorain County dance group Juan Molina and Millie Caraballo—photo by Teo Feliciano Chamber of Commerce this Saturday, Oct. 16 llamado Great Lakes Inno- at 7:30PM at the Molina da razones para la vation & Development En- elegant Lorain Palace incluir al hispano terprise (GLIDE), localizada Civic Center, en los terrenos del colegio. downtown Lorain. Por Teodosio Feliciano, Reportero de La Prensa El proyecto fue diseñado Don’t miss out! 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Children and Family Coun- velopment Enterprise solo un idea inicial o debido Cleveland OH 44113 All tickets are $25 but 216.961.4441 cil habló sobre la diversidad (GLIDE), Lorain County Part- a una expansión. it is better to reserve racial y cultural y el nership y la importancia de la Servicios de GLIDE your seats in advance. desarrollo económico inclusión de la comunidad incluyen: asesoramiento del Celebrate presentó una charla durante hispana. ideal, apoyo con la Hispanic Heritage un evento en Levin College En su texto preparado él tecnología o personal, Month in style! of Urban Affairs de la Cleve- presentó la idea que la cultura acceso a consejos legales, land State University el ayuda a un grupo a resistir la ayuda acerca la gerencia de viernes, ocho de octubre. subordinación social y un negocio, acceso a capi Molina habló eficazmente económica de la mayoría (Continued on Page 8) Tinta ¡El mejor servicio del con Midwest! ¡Ahora también en Detroit! sabor Siempre cerca de tí! Precios especiales para Lisa’s Travel • Diana Laboy México y Latinoamérica. Proudly Serving 3254 Lorain Ave. (Altos) • Elizabeth Calderón Our Readers Cleveland OH 44102 216.631.1990 ((313)313 )297-3411297 34 11((877)734) 721-2288769 79 29 since 1989 DeDetroittroit AAnnnn ArborArbor Escuche La Onda Cultural Latina 89.1 FM Lunas-viernes 9AM-5PM Remember to VOTE on November 2, 2004! Página 2 La Prensa Política Octubre 13, 2004 Ben Konop for Congress: Letter to the Editor Endorsements, polls bolster his Forty-four years ago John Kennedy became the first Catholic elected President of the United States. This year TV talking heads speculated whether Barack Obama of Illinois candidacy may someday become the first person of color elected President, but in 1960 there was By Alan Abrams prejudice against a Catholic candidate and some used this to obscure the real issues in La Prensa Senior Correspondent the campaign. (ADA, OHIO): Sitting in the nantly rural but also includes Kennedy had to respond to this and did so at a minister’s convention in Houston. He coffee shop across the street the cities of Findlay, said, “I believe in an America where the separation of church and state is absolute—where from the Ohio Northern Uni- Mansfield, Lima, and Marion no Catholic prelate would tell the President (should he be Catholic) how to act, and no versity campus, Ben Konop as well as Ada, where Konop Protestant minister would tell his parishioners for whom to vote—where no church or could easily be mistaken for a resides. church school is granted any public funds or political preference….” graduate student taking a Konop said he has received Kennedy went on to say he believed in a country without an official religion, one of break from his studies. But the support from “the growing the fundamental differences between the U.S. and countries founded earlier, and one 28-year-old political activist Hispanic population around Atty. Ben Konop “where no religious body seeks to impose its will directly or indirectly upon the general is a man with a mission, to Findlay,” who have recog- stituency,” he adds, Konop populace or the public acts of its officials.” regain Ohio’s Fourth Congres- nized and supported his oppo- says farmers in the district sional District seat for the sition to NAFTA and other free are as concerned about the What a long way we’ve come—but in which direction?—reaching 2004 when a people. trade policies. lack of adequate health in- Catholic Senator from Massachusetts is again the Democratic candidate for president. Konop has been running “I believe in fair trade, not surance as are other segments Today, the prejudice against Kerry is not so much from anti-Catholics but from the an uphill campaign to de- free trade,” says Konop. “I do of the urban population. Bishops of the Catholic Church itself. The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops has come throne incumbent U.S. Rep. not believe NAFTA has been Although Konop finds out strong against Kerry’s support for a woman’s right to choose. Some bishops have even Michael G. Oxley in next beneficial to American work- himself, even as a congres- declared that Catholic parishioners who vote for a pro-choice candidate will have to go month’s election. His cam- ers and to workers in this part of sional candidate, as the lowest to confession before receiving Communion. paign received more momen- the country,” he adds, citing a Democratic candidate on the What the Bishops ignore is the stand of Kerry, and other Catholic politicians, on a broad tum earlier this week with an litany of job losses in the manu- ballot, he believes that the range of issues important to the Catholic Church. Senator Dick Durbin of Illinois released endorsement by the Blade and facturing-based cities in the momentum generated by his a study, which showed that John Kerry’s Senate record agreed with the Bishops position the publication by the Lima Fourth District. candidacy has burgeoned to on issues 60% of the time, the highest in the Senate. News of a poll showing Konop “Even Marathon Oil in the point where he is now car- One of the issues Catholic voters should look at is whether Kerry’s high marks on a long narrowing the gap among Findlay has just outsourced rying presidential candidate Allen County voters to a close 200 jobs to India,” he says, John Kerry on his coattails. list of issues is more important than a single—however important—issue. If Kerry stands 45-39 with a five-point margin pointing to continued erosion Key to Konop’s continued with you on more issues than he disagrees with you on, and Bush is attacking you on of error. of industrial jobs. His oppo- success is a number of debates everything (except one thing) that is important to you, who should you vote for? A graduate of the Univer- nent is widely known as one of with his opponent. One of the Another thing we should all look at is the shift in view on the relationship of sity of Michigan law school, the prime supporters of free debates, to be held in Lima on government to religious institutions. Kennedy wanted to protect the First Amendment who once worked for Rep. trade in Congress. Oct. 27, will be televised and its separation of church and state. Bush has broken that down by granting public funds Marcy Kaptur, he is the son of Neither Konop’s campaign live. Konop said his opponent to religious institutions. Kennedy wanted no religious organization to push its issues on highly respected Toledo de- material nor his web site, www. only agreed to the debate after the government and general population. Bush owes much to an energetic base that wants fense attorney Alan Konop. His KonopforCongress.com, stress noting the closeness of the to exert religious control over government. This November the voters will decide which aunt is Sandy Isenberg, the he is running as the Demo- numbers in the polls. direction our country will go. executive director of the Lucas cratic Party candidate. That’s Born in Ottawa Hills and County Democratic Party.
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