Masonic Order to sponsor Black History Ossie Davis remembered at Harlem funeral Black Trades Council to be held Ossie Davis, 87, noted writer, actor and SPORTS MENU TIPS The Youth I department of the Masonic Order The Black Trades Councal and BTC Trammg and activist, was memorialized on Saturday, February Resource Center will hold a "Rebualdmg Our Neaghborhoods, Jobs will sponsor a Black llistory program at Yorknte Masonic 12, in Harlem New York, where his stellar career Boxing Champ Max Fun Time In and Trammg Meet and Talk" on Thurday, February 24 !Tom 6 p m. llall, 13512 Kinsman Road, at 2:00 p.m. The program is to 8 p.m at the Miles Recreataon Center, 11300 Males Avenue free and open to the public and will consist of young people began 66 years ago, with the public who adored Schmeling Dies The ](jtchen Employment officers !Tom maJonty and mmonty contractors will be getting together to promote Black History with praise songs him and the stars who performed with and admired present and the Black Trades Councal and BTC Tranmg andRe- and dance as well as a skit on the life of Muhammad Ali. him. Ossie shared his career in the arts with his source Center asks attendees to bnng resumes or wntten work The program is coordinated by Thelma White of the Ohio wife, actress Ruby Dee, for more than a half cen- See Page 9 See Page 10 hastories. The meetmg, supported by Councalman Robert Whate, Grand Lodge and Pat Pitts of the National Youth Matron. as open to the pubhc. Call (216)731-7899 for more mformauon For information call (216) 641-7847 or (216) 407-2245. tury. Ossie died on February 4, in Los Angeles.

VOL.26 No.4 Thesday, February 8,2005- Friday, February 11,2005 Daily ASTSID ) ISSUED FRIDAY FREE FREE SERVING: LARCHMERE-WOODLAND, SHAKER SQUARE, BUCKEYE, WOODLAND, MT. PLEASANT, LEE &AVALON, HARVARD- LEE, MILES-UNION, UNIVERSITY CIRCLE AREA, READ ON- WRITE ON WARRENSVILLE HEIGHTS, VILLAGES OF NORTH RANDALL\.JDGill.AND HILLS AND CITY OF EAST CLEVELAND READ ON- WRITE ON "COVERING THE NEWS TODAY FORA BEITER TOMORROW" City Coucil against Social Security reform Cleveland offers amnesty program By KATHERJNE BULAVA court's office on the third floor of By KATHERINEBULAVA According to the resolu­ ment of personal social security ac­ the Federal Building, 1200 Ontario tion, social security has been effec­ counts. Cleveland Municipal Court Street. City Council recently tive in reducing poverty among the The resolution states that is offering an amnesty program to As anyone who has ever passed a resolution opposing Presi­ elderly, protecting the disabled and recent analyses show that the estab­ 90,000 people to whom the court has paid a traffic ticket downtown dent George W. Bush's social secu­ relatives of deceased workers and lishment of personal social security issued warrants for traffic tickets and knows, the lines at the clerk of rity reform plan, which will privatize providing a reliable source of in­ accounts while continuing to provide nonviolent misdemeanor citations court's office can be quite long and the system and establish personal come. social security benefits to current since 1999. slow, so, if you plan on heading social security accounts. Councilwoman Pat Britt beneficiaries would require a combi­ Judges are holding court down, give yourself ample time. The resolution states that (D-6) said that she chose to sup­ nation of federal borrowing, tax in­ sessions on Tuesdays and Thurs­ So far, people are respond­ social security provides a critical port the resolution because "before creases and benefit cuts that would Britt days in February from 4 p.m. to 7 ing very positively to the amnesty foundation ofincome for retired and we can rework social security, we cost between two and trillion dollars. to raise the rate of return for future p.m. for those that want to clear the program. disabled workers and that for one need to fully understand what that generations, some generations will According to the resolu­ warrants. By the end of the day on third of Americans over the age of system is and how it works." tion, the nonpartisan Congressional have to receive rates of return even The court is waiving the Tuesday, February 2, around 350 65 social security constitutes 90% Bush's social security re­ Budget Office reported that in order lower than they would have got $25 fee that it usually charges per people had come to the first ses­ oftheir income. form plan includes the establish- Continued to Page 3 arrest warrant. sion of amnesty court. The judge will then either The average tine for a traf­ hear the case or set another court fic ticket and court costs comes to Supreme Court Justice faces DUI charges date. $125. Ohio Supreme Court Justice test but surrendered her license and reg- and told them that they were wasting To clear a warrant for a traf- Arrest warrants, even for istration. Alice Robie Resnick was recently Continued to Page 8 fie violation of misdemeanor non- traffic tickets have negative conse stopped on suspicion of drunken driv­ She also told the officers that violent offense, go to the clerk of Continued to Page 8 ing. she was a Supreme Court justice. After the stop, Resnick, 65, Resnick told police that she had insisted there was nothing wrong with been swerving on the interstate because Campbell ponders levy on ballot her and insisted that the state trooper she had been talking on a cell phone. that made the stop let her go. Though the officers told her ByKATHERINEBULAVA feated. The trooper did not comply that she could not leave, Resnick thanked Giving up another tax re­ with her request and arrested the jus­ them, rolled up her window and drove Mayor Jane Campbell re­ quest means more budget concerns tice for driving under the influence. away after they returned her documents. cently said that she thought it un­ and, most likely, cuts for the Cleve­ The stop resulted from state Both officers followed the jus­ likely that voters would see a land public schools. police responding to the complaints of tice back onto 1-75. school levy asking for a tax in­ The school system already several drivers who called a highway Sayarath reponed that the jus- . .. . - . . crease to fund the Cleveland pub­ recently unveiled a pian to cut tice darted in between to semi trucks when patrol dispatcher to report that the 200 I lic schools in May. around $30 million from the budget Jeep Cherokee Resnick was driving, Resnick she spotted the following patrol cars. She said that she was not for the next school year. which is owned by the state. was swerv­ he knocked on the justice's window sev­ lie pulled Resnick over. saiJ ing all over the road. eral times but she would not up even he detected the smell ofalcohol and called ruling out a November school cam­ The plan includes closing At the time Resnick was though her dog, which was in the car. a supervisor. paign, but that it seems that the 14 schools and quite a few more lay­ heading south on Interstate 75 in north­ jumped into her lap and lunged at the I Janson and Sayarath reported fall ballot is already crowded. offs. west Ohio. window. that Resnick left her car and approached After meeting with Byrd-Bennett said that the Campbell Mark )Janson, who is a State Trooper Vi lay Sayarath them twice while waiting for the super­ schools CEO Barbara Byrd­ plan will balance the budget for this The same would be true of visor to arrive and that she appeared un­ Bowling Green Police Officer, spotted arrived on the seen and, together with Bennett and school board chair­ year, but that next year the schools a 2006 levy. The money would not the Jeep at a BP gas station on East II anson, asked Resnick to get out of the steady. woman Margaret Hopkins, the will face a $28 million deficit. be collected until2007. Wooster Street offofl-75. car and take a sobriety test. )Janson reported that Resnick mayor said that she had no new Campbell pointed out that IIanson said in his report that Resnick refused to take the became very upset with him and Sayarath Campbell dismissed con­ information for Clevelanders so the school district would not be able cerns that she has opted out of put­ soon after the recent school levy to collect new tax money unti12006 ting a school levy on the ballot be­ that would have raised $68 million if voters did approve a May or No­ cause she is focusing on her reelec annually for the schools was de- vember levy. Continued to Page3 Local NAACP gets new leader The NAACP Cleveland and nationally, needs to define con­ which are over 50 years of age. office recently appointed Stanley temporary civil rights issues, re­ The age gap is not as diffi­ Miller, 56, as their new executive charge the mission and attract young cult to bridge as the class gap, ac­ Hall Anderson Rillieux Marshall Wheatley director. people to the movement. cording to Miller. The appointment is the In the late 1960s, the local The NAACP has tradi­ biggest change that the local NAACP had 20,000 due paying tionally focus on urban black is A salute to Black History heroes NAACP has seen in recent years. members but has only 3,000, 85% of Continued to Page 3 In honor of Black His­ She was the first African staff of the NAACP and as Chief Miller replaced Cleveland tory Month, we salute the contri­ American woman to sing in the Counsel for its legal Defense and Municipal Judge Pauline Tarver, Red light cameras to bring city money bution of some of those African Metropolitan Opera Company, per­ Educational Fund, fought for who served almost 25 years in the By KATHERINEBULAVA not come up with a remedy for a car post before she stepped down to American heroes who helped to forming in the "Masked Ball." "seperate but equal" facilities for owner who receives a ticket for a run for judge. shape America. In 1939, she was awarded African Americans. Mayor Jane Campbell re­ violation that someone else commit­ Mi Iter will serve under In this, our frrst series, the esteemed Spingarn Medal for From 1962-1965, Marshall cently announced her intention to ted while driving that car. George Forbes, who has been the we highlight the Jives and careers her musical achievement. install cameras at some of the busi­ However, no points would served as a federal judge on the president of the Cleveland est intersections in Cleveland to be assessed on the car owner's driv­ of Prince Hall, Marian Anderson, Anderson was sent by the Circuit Court of AppeaJs. NAACP board of directors since Norbert Rillieux, Thurgood Mar­ State Department on a round the He was the first African 1992. photograph license plates of cars ing record for those tickets. shall and Phillis Wheatley. world tour and in 1958 she was ap­ American Solicitor General from Forbes, who has a repu­ that run red lights. This proposal is the latest Hall, 1735-1807, is cred­ pointed by President Eisenhower as 1965-1967, at which time he was ap­ tation for being both colorful and The tickets would then be in several attempts to bring up ited with organizing the frrstBlack a representative to the United States pointed to the Supreme Court. confrontational, recently battled sent to the car owners' homes. Cleveland's revenues. Masonic Lodge in America- Af­ Delegation for Peace. In 1991, Marshall retired cancer and is now 73 years old. Cleveland officials have Continued to Page 7 rican Lodge 459. In 1965, Anderson retired from the Supreme Court and he He said that he was ready Because he was denied form her professional life and she diedonJanuary24, 1993. to step back and let the executive r a charter to organize a black died on April&, 1993. The United States Post director lead. Gasoline prices drop in area"" lodge, Hall and 14 other African Rillieux, born a slave in Office added Marshall to their Miller is a different sort Northeast Ohio gas nationwide average of$1.90. Americans were initiated into the New Orleans, received a college Black Heritage S.tamp Series on of director for the NAACP. prices fell 8 cents this week to $1.87 Crude oil prices have beer Masons by a British military education in France. January 10, 2003. Before joining an anti­ per gallon for self-serve regular fluctuating in the 45 to 50 per barrel lodge in Boston. Soon afterward, he was Kidnapped from Africa at Klan rally in 1999, he had never according to today's Fuel Gauge range in the past week, with today' Hall applied to the Grand hired to organize a large sugar refin­ the age of nine and brought to marched for anything and believes Survey conducted by AAA. price around $47 per barrel. Lodge in England and was ing plant. America as a slave, Wheatley, himself to be an inside, corporate It was the first time since Gasoline inventories are ir guy. granted the charter, becoming Rillieux's inventions im­ 1753-1784, was one of the best January 7 that Northeast Ohio gas good shape and this will help remer Miller worked his way up grand master of the lodge and proved the method and sped up the known poets during the American prices dropped. when they temporarily shut dowr through executive ranks from the later taking over the position of process ofevaporating sugar, result­ Colonial period. Today's average is 18 and switch to producing warm Ameritech mailroom retired as the Master Mason. ing in low processing costs. Because of ill health, cents above last year's average at weather fuels. company's top public relations of­ this time. Hall, who fought at Today, the procedure in­ Wheatley was taken to England, ficer in Ohio. This process starts in Cali Prices in the area are a Bunker Hill after leaving Barba­ vented by Rillieux is used in making where she wrote a poem for George He also spent to years as fornia next month and gradual! penny below the statewide aver­ dos in 1765, was an abolitionist in condensed milk, soap, gelatin and Washington, leading to a personal the executive director of the non­ occurs across the rest of the natio age of $I 88 ad 3 cents under the Massachusetts. glue. invitation from the president for profit Neighborhood Centers As­ as summer draws nearer. In 1787, Hall and other Marshall was the first Af­ Wheatley to visit him at his Cam­ sociation. African Americans petitioned the rican American to sit on the Supreme bridge headquarters. The NAACP, which is the AAA Fuel Gauge Gasoline Price Survey Massachusetts legislature for Court. In 1773, Wheatley pub­ oldest and largest civil rights or­ Northeast Ohio Average for Self-Service Gasoline equal school facilities for all. He graduated from Lincoln lished her first book of poems in ganization, is looking for a new Regular Mid-Grade Premium Anderson, heralded as University "with honors" and from London. leader after the national office ex­ Today (2-11-05) $1.87 $1.97 $2.08 the world's greatest contralto, Howard University with ''highest Her book was the second ecutive director, K weisi Mfume, re­ Last Week (2-4-05) $1.95 $2.05 $2.16 started her singing career as a honors." volume of poetry to be published signed suddenly on November 30. Last Year (2-13-{)4) $1.69 $1.79 $1.89 child, singing in the church choir. In 1936, he joined the legal by any American woman. A new leader, both locally Page2 EAST SIDE DAILY NEWS Thesday, February 8, 2005-Friday, February 11, 2005 ~~~~~~~N~T~~G~E~P~O~m~T~~~~~ ffi~HMITH ~ Jo Jo Weaver writes father's story Caregivers need to reduce health risk ance for Caregiving, in part­ Could you convict After the second voir school, church choir rehearsal, (NAPS)-One out of tance of maintaining their own someone on circumstantial dire dismissal, however, it oc­ and a job on the side--tumbles five adults is the designated nership with Eisai Inc., have health, and providing informa­ caregiver for a loved one who launched a public education tion to help family caregivers evidence alone? curred to the prospective juror to the ground with your arrest can't manage alone. campaign. keep their loved ones safe." That question by the that she really didn't know what while at work. Yet many who fall A non-profit Web National Alliance for county prosecutor was put to had led up to her father's con- You are charged with within the escalting role of fam­ s i t e Caregiving President Gail Hunt prospective juror Jo Jo viction. the Murder One, your former ily caregiver fail to view them­ www.farnilycaregiving 10 l.org, says you are a family caregiver Weaver during a pre-trail So, that evening Jo co-worker and friend having selves as such, thereby poten­ was created to provide impor­ if you: courtroom examination in Jo went through a bundle of named you as an accomplice tially putting themselves and tant support and information Help someone get in 1983. yeHowed newspaper clippings and the killer. the ones they care for at risk. that can help people deal with and out of bed and chairs or Just as she was and letters passed on to her You are put through Weaver While trying to do it the highly stressful physical, help them get dressed. about to respond, an image of mother after her father's death, three days of grueling third strong adherence to their prin­ all, unacknowledged family emotional and financial is­ Provide help to get to her father sitting at a defense and to her when her mother degree interrogation, con­ ciples. caregivers can become over­ sues that confront many fam­ and from the toilet or deal with table 56 years earlier came into passed away. victed after a four-day trial, anr;l Spanning the first whelmed, risking their own ily caregivers. incontience and diapers. focus in her mind's eye. Each article and letter schedule for death by third of the 20th century, the health. As this happens, the According to NFCA Provide transporta­ Had not such evi­ unfolded her father's seldom electocution in less than five book is also a commentary on level of care they provide may President and co-founder, tion, housework, grocery shop­ dence been at fault in his discussed past. months. societal issues that unfortu­ also suffer. Suzanne Mintz, "The three ping or meals. wrongful conviction, years What Jo Jo discov­ Your name is Joseph nately remain to challenge us To help family most critical issues facing Manage finances or before she was born. What ered was jaw-dropping. Weaver. A lesser man than to this day. caregivers discover new ideas family caregivers today in­ give medications.· else could it have been? It wasn't circumstan­ Weaver would have broken Maybe the carriage and resources that can help clude advocating for stronger "Getting support and Jo Jo answered the tial evidence that had sent her under the strain. of justice in America has them get help, feel better and public policies affecting the having a healthy mind, body prosecutor in the negative, her father to death row in Colum­ But here was a man touched you personally, or yo do better, The National Family day-to-day life of family and spirit are important in main­ honest response resulting in bus. whose faith in God was un­ simply crave a true example of Caregivers Association caregivers, educating the taining a rewarding caregiving return to the jury pool. A day Someone in fact had bending and confidence in the faith and deliverance. 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He said that the future doesn't run the campaigns by son, delaying dealing with the Republican challengers office is expected to have wide While blacks are still calls for networking, which a cor- at polling stations in the recent impact. herself. financial difficulties of the overrepresented among the poor, porate minded Miller may just presidential election reminded Miller outlined a busi- City Council Presi­ school district puts all the more than 30% of black house- be able to do. many blacks of the vulnerability ness like strategy for recruiting dent Frank Jackson (D-5), who gains the schools have made holds county-wide earned more Forbes would like the of their voting rights. members, forging alliances with recently officially announced in recent years in jeopardy. than $50,000 in 2003. NAACP to work with local cor- The Cleveland chapter like minded organizations and his intention to run for mayor "We need to ad­ Black Clevelanders still porations to create jobs for un- of the NAACP was founded in building a larger and more profes- against Campbell, opposing dress today's problems to­ struggle with high unemployment employed blacks and enlarge the 1912 and is one oflheoldest in the sional office. the mayor's intention not to day," Jackson said. Jackson rates, unwed parenthood and in- number of black business own- country. Miller, who grew up in put a school levy on the bal­ Jackson believes Jackson feels that carceration, but suburban blacks ers. It is also the only Ohio the Glenville area, said that he are more concerned with affirma- Forbes believes Miller chapter with a paid staff, which plans to fight for traditional black lot. that meeting immediate needs coming up with these long live action, representation on sub- to be well suited for boardroom consists of three people m rented family values and the kind of nur- term solutions will require "While the final de­ of the school system will help urban councils and cuts in college · negotiations. offices in a small house off of Uni- turing, no nonsense black commu- cision won't take place until pave a path toward coming up Cleveland's best advocacy financial aid. NAACP supporters versity Circle. nity he knew. next Tuesday," said Jackson. with long term solutions for for education in Columbus Forbes feels that it is believe it essential bridge the ex- Many of the volunteers / He believes that this "I want to strongly encourage financing the schools. and Washington. time for a calmer approach and isting class gap in the organiza- from the Cleveland chapter have tradition can be the link between the mayor and the school admits that in recent years he has· Lion. gone on to leadership positions at urban and suburban blacks. board to move forward with a decision to place a levy on the ballot this year." Cleveland schools could loose foundation assistance Jackson admitted According to Melinda Gates Foundation gives KnowledgeWorks Foundation has each received $300,000 and East the Knowledge Works Foundation the vice president of the that voters did not go for the KnowledgeWorks Foundation grants to the KnowledgeWorks paid for training and other expenses Tech has received $231,000. Chad Wick, recently said at a City KnowledgeWorks Foundation, school levy last fall and the officials, the Cleveland public Foundation, which allots funds to separate East, East Tech, Glen­ The KnowledgeWorks Club forum that he Gates Founda­ said that the failure of the recent economic pressures Cleve­ school district's finance troubles to a small schools program that ville and Rhodes high schools into Foundation is preparing a request tion has not seen enough of a com­ school levy shows how the com­ for more money to the Gates landers are under, but pointed could stop an incoming flow of helps separate large schools into smaller schools. mitment to education from the munity feels about its schools and small ones to improve student East has received Foundation so that they can con­ Cleveland community on the high that the foundation has no choice out that "the future success cash from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. performance. $600,000 from the foundation, tinue the small schools program. school initiative. but to take that into consider­ of out city and the future sue- Right now the Bill and To date, the while Glenville and Rhodes have President and CEO of Harold Brown, who is ation. Thomas E. Shaughnessy City Council against Social Security reform Attorney at Law Continued from Page I paying for the transition into stock market and would be afford it are those who get is required to transmit a certi­ . CRIMINAL LAW- PERSONAL INJURY ten under the pay as you go private accounts as well. more vulnerable to making a punished." fied copy of the resolution to system. Everyone under the mistake that would loose them City Council treated the president, US Senators * Notary Available * "The people who can age of 55 would be affected money than their more experi­ the resolution as an emergency Michael DeWine and George 115IO Buckeye Rd. (440) 542-0159 afford to do so, will go ahead by the changes. enced neighbors. measure for "the immediate Voinovich, Congressmembers Cleveland, Ohio 44104 Fax (216) 721-5261 and set up private accounts," Those individuals "It seems to me that preservation of public peace, Stephanie Tubbs-Jones, (216) 721-7700 Britt said. 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By IBTEHAJ ABDUR-RAZZAAQ less that evening. she feels humbled that she is dren who also help to serve serve the entree, some of the are very supportive. accept help from anyone who They gathered what able to feed someone less for­ food, load up two vans and children pass out the napkins I witnessed first hand is willing. People are often in­ food they had on hand and tunate than herself even set out to set up a service area. and silverware and Naimah last summer when Naimah was When asked what spired to pursue a dream and Naimah was able to prepare though it is only once a month. The work takes place serves the cake, water, and preparing to send her son off they needed they said they it remains just that, a dream. enough fish, chicken, veg­ The planning for in the evening in the down­ bananas. to college that evening with a were willing to accept contri­ It is a difficult task etables, and bread to assemble each outing takes place two town area in different loca­ During Ramadan graduation party underway, butions of time, money, food indeed for a person to put their II dinners. weeks prior to the event. tions. they serve meals every week. and as she was serving her and even people who wanted dreams into action and make The women went out Naimah and Jamilah They first locate an Naimah and Jamilah guests she had food cooking to help cook. them a reality. that evening with their sons sit down to plan a menu. area where there is a concen­ take very seriously the respon­ simultaneously on the stove to They ask that any­ If it is a goal that re­ and drove around downtown Naimah proposes tration of people who are in sibility which they have under­ go out and feed the homeless. one seeking to offer assis­ quires a person to repeat an offering meals to those who the menu selections which in-. need, sometimes this can be a taken. There are very few cir­ It was very impres­ tance contact them no later action, maintaining the dili­ appeared to be in need. elude an entree, vegetable, homeless shelter, and some­ cumstances which would pre­ sive to see both women work­ than the first Saturday of the gence to perform the action as Those who accepted and a starch and based on this times it is on the street. vent them from delivering their ing together to entertain month. a consistent habit is an even meals were treated to some­ the two finalize the menu. They set up tables service. guests while making prepara­ Please contact more daunting task. thing they may not have had A large part of their and serve meals in an assem­ Both single mothers, tions for the evenings activi- Naimah at 321-3724 or Jamilah Jamilah and Naimah in a long time, a home-cooked endeavor is paid for out-of­ bly-line fashion. their children have also aided ties. at 526-1465 for further informa­ Khabir had a shared dream meal prepared by loving pocket. J amilah and Yusef their mothers in their work and They are willing to tion. over four years ago that within hands. Donations are also the last year has become a re­ Naimah and Jamilah made by the local Muslim meat Frank Jackson urges Campbell to freeze hiring ality. have made the commitment to store, and members ofMasjid Their dream was to feed the homeless on the third Al-Mu'min, the masjid they City Council Presf­ million dollar budget deficit. City Council would like to re­ the best route to take is to re­ distribute food to the home­ Saturday of each month rain both attend. dentFrank G. Jackson recently The request came hire all city workers who were hire people when the' city can ' less and for over a year now or shine. The third Saturday urged Mayor JaneL. Campbell during the city's budget hear­ laid off in 2003, but believes support them long-term. the two women have been They have had the of each month Jamilah, to institute a city-wide hiring ing amid discussions of serving the homeless of Cleve­ additional help of the Moore Naimah, Yusef, and their chi!- freeze in order to avoid a multi- whether or not the proposed land with home-cooked meals. family. budget could support new Beatrice Academy The two women had Brother YusefMoore [/ _~ positions and the filling of va­ discussed the possibility of has dedicated his time to pro­ Wanted cancies in addition to the 45 of Beauty v police officers that the mayor feeding the homeless together viding security for the women almost five years ago, and had for the past year and his wife, Cleveland Buckeyes Baseball Team would like to rehire this spring. 10500 Cedar Avenue even done so in 2002 during Missy, had aided in donating Baseball Collectibles "Balancing the bud­ get as proposed would mean Cleveland, Ohio Ramadan. food. Items From Other Cleveland Teams That It was at a janazah When asked what relying on one-time monies, the (funeral) in 2003 that they were kept them motivated to go out Played In -The Professional Negro League state maintaining its' support (216) 421-2313 informed that it is good prac­ each month, both women's Autographed Baseballs- Photos- Programs and increased revenue from tice that one should fast, visit answers were the same: for the Bats - Schedules - Yearbooks - Tickets - Movies red-light cameras," Jackson Financial Aid For Those the sick/elderly, and feed the pleasure of Allah. Guides - Buttons - Postcards - Baseball Cards said. "All three of those rev­ poor on the occasion of a Jamilah told me that enue sources are uncertain and Who Qualify janazah. she enjoys serving the people Also Wanted Items On: it would be irresponsible for us to rely on them to finance The sisters in Islam and the receptiveness of the Satchel Paige - Larry Doby - Luke Easter people. our future." together decided to take the Minnie Monoso - AI Smith EXECUTIVE TICKETS opportunity to feed the home- Naimah added that Jackson's concerns Dave Pope - Dave Hoskins were heightened after Gover­ "Specializing In Hard To Get Tickets" nor Bob Taft introduced his In the name of Allah the Beneficent, the Merciful Paying Top Dollar proposed budget which in­ CAVS- INDIANS- BROWNS- CONCERTS Call (330) 856-7047 or (216) 721-1674 cludes a 20% reduction in state ALLPLAYHOUSESQUAREEVENTS aid to the city of Cleveland next ALL EVENTS NATIONWIDE January according to Jackson, Cleveland received approxi­ Southnndependence 6001 Rockside Rd. 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Planning is critical for grandparents as parents The democrats' new black hope

Q: I have custody of zation form that allows the re­ and 48 percent, depending Transfers of up to ByDAVIDODUM wish Obama all the luck in the tion. my six-year-old grandson. lease of medical information upon the year of the transfer. $11 ,000 each year for the world, as he seems to be an The slot for the cov­ What should I do to for you and your grandson. You may pass down grandchild may be free from Freshman Illinois honorable man, but my views eted keynote speech is usually make sure he would be pro­ "Medicaid triggers" as much as $1.5 million with­ tax. Senator Barack Obama works a of him will be determined by reserved for established politi­ vided for if I can no longer care in your documents to allow out paying the GST tax. If you are married, promoting justice and good his positions on issues - as cal figures, and little did for him? Medicaid planning so that There are several this amount may be doubled. communities, gives me some my views of all politicians are Obama know that his appear­ A: If you have re­ your assets can be arranged techniques you can use to Law You Can Use is hope for the Democratic Party based on. ance would catapult him onto sponsibility for your minor to enable you to qualify for pass down assets for the ben­ a weekly consumer legal in­ in the future. Our brave soldiers the national stage, and an ob­ grandchild, you must plan Medicaid for yourself, your efit of your grandson without formation column provided to Obama's popularity are dying daily for no reason, ject of a media obsession. carefully so that he is taken spouse, and your grandson. paying the GST tax. this newspaper as a public derives not from the tools he but our country is more con­ Obama is now one of care of if something happens Q: I received a size­ For example, you service of the Ohio State Bar brings to politics: intelligence, cerned about the morality of the country's most powerful to you. able inheritance a few years may wish to do the following: Association and the Ohio youth, and good looks, per­ legal unions between same­ African Americans - winning a Because grandpar­ ago. Arrange to have State Bar Foundation. sonal or political history, quali­ sex couples who love each landslide victory over Alan ties we all need in life. ents are older during the Should I do any plan­ your grandson's tuition and This article was pre­ other than it is about the mo­ Keys, in the November elec­ What makes the dif­ grandchild's mirtority years, ning to make sure that, when I medical expenses paid for di­ pared by attorney Richard W. rality of killing tens of thou­ tion to become Illinois U.S. ference is his honesty and ob­ planning becomes all the more die, my grandson's inheritance rectly. Ashley, the principal of the sands of innocent people in Senator, ~king more than 70 vious decency - something so important. from me won't be swallowed As long as the pay- Akron law firm, Ashley & As­ Iraq, fighting an unnecessary percent of the vote, in a state missing in today's political cli­ Basic planning in- up by taxes? ment is directly to the educa­ sociates, and of counsel to war. known for making political his­ mate. eludes: A: If you have con­ tional or medical provider, no the Medina firm of Largent Our president is al­ tory and political superstars. A year ago few people A Will that desig­ siderable assets, additional GST or gift tax is triggered. Berry Preston & Jamison Co., most universally loathed, a The man who capti­ in this country had heard of nates who should care for advanced planning may be Set up a LPA. real reason for concern for our vated America during last Barack Obama, but now he has your grandson in the event of necessary. "grandchild's trust." A Articles appearing country; he recently said in a summer's Democratic National emerged as "The Great Black your death. For example, grand­ grandchild's trust is irrevo­ in this column are intended to pre-inaugural interview has a Convention will take his U.S. Hope" of the Democratic Party. "big agenda" in mind for this Senate seat in the I 09th Con­ A general durable parents must be aware of the cable and must be used for the provide broad, general infor­ I really do not know power of attorney designating generation-skipping transfer benefit of a particular grand­ mation about the law. second term and wants to en­ gress. where Obama's stance on is­ act it before people kind of Obama, 43, will be the someone to make financial de­ (GST) tax, a federal tax that is child. Before applying this sues, but over the next few write me off as a lame duck only African American sena­ cisions for you if you are un­ in addition to the usual estate At the grandchild's information to a specific legal years, I will learn all I can about president. How could we not? tor sitting in this 21 st-century able to do so. tax. death, the assets are included problem, readers are urged to his position on issues, starting Groups and busi­ federal lawmaking body, and is A health care power The GST tax applies in the grandchild's estate for seek the advice of a licensed now. nesses give money to politi­ only the fifth African Ameri­ of attorney designating some­ whenever anyone gives as­ estate tax purposes. attorney. In the mean time, I cal parties and then dictate can ever to serve as a U.S. one to make health care deci­ sets to someone who is two or how our energy, pharmaceu­ senator. sions if you are unable to do more generations younger. Museum offers Black History event tical and other policies should Obama was named to so. Currently, the GST be written and/or carry out. the key Foreign Relations, En­ A "HIPAA" authori- tax rate is between 45 percent Throughout the en­ on Saturday, February 5th at ary 21 from I 0 a.m. to 5 p.m. with U.S. Sen. Obama has vironment, Public Works and tire month of February the I :30 p.m. and repeated on Sat­ special activities occurring at John S . Pndtko. Jr. a reputation for perseverance Veterans Affairs Committees, Museum will be conducting a urday, February 19th at I :30 11 :30 a.m. and 2 p.m. All pro­ and persistence in politics - says that he has a particular variety of programs that will p.m. grams and events are open to and in life; I hope some of my interest in nuclear proliferation furnish childcare providers Everyone is invited the public with regular paid concerns are also some of his. issues and a personal interest and parents with fun, educa­ to come and be a part of the museum admission. Obama, who gradu­ in Africa. Phone: 2 I 6. 79 I -6303 tional activities for their chil­ Rosa Parks story as we act out In addition to sched­ 216. 791-4742 ated from Columbia University After the swearing in, 12614 Larchmere Boulevard 216.791-4831 dren age six months to eight the play "Who's Special?" on uled programs, impromptu pro­ with a degree in political sci­ Obama delivered a rousing Cleveland, Ohio 44120 Fax: 216. 791-7111 years. the museum's RfA bus. grams are conducted through­ ence and a specialty in inter­ message that didn't disappoint In addition to the fa­ The celebration of out each day. Ir------~ Wedding Invitations I national relations, graduated the faithful supporters. vorites you have come to ex­ National Dental Health The Children's Mu­ 25% Off magna cum laude from Har­ "I will be working in pect, the museum is offering a Month begins with a special seum of Cleveland located at vard Law School. D.C. and in Illinois to make sure I~------~ FREE BUSINESS CARDS I variety of new experiences! "Dental Day" Craft Time at 10730 Euclid Avenue in Univer­ He worked as a civil that every child gets a decent I 250 for $22.00 - Receive 250 FREE I Story in a Box, II :30 a.m. on Thursday, Feb­ sity Circle, is open Tuesday rights lawyer and more re­ shot at life, to make sure that .JBlack ink, white stock, free cards same as original order2_. Herman's House, Storytime, ruary 3rd. Every child ages through Saturday from 10 a.m . cently as a senior lecturer in every senior citizen is cared 1 Raffle Tickets * Cabaret Tickets I Fun with Music, and six and under will receive a to 5 p.m., Sunday from noon to ... ------..... constitutional law at the Uni­ for, to make sure that the di­ Fingerplay Fun wi II be sure to free toothbrush (while sup­ 5p.m. I 15% Off Regular Price I versity of Chicago Law versity of this country is ap­ Expires 12-31-05 (Must Present Coupon} make your visit even more plies last). Regular admission is .. School. preciated, and to make sure that memorable. Valentine's Day will $6.00 for children and adults When Senator John we create the kind of natiop ------~ Also of note, the be commemorated with a fun ages I to I 0 I years. Infants I I Kerry, the Democratic Party's· museum's 8th Annual Sand craft activity on Saturday, months and under and mem­ flfat y6tir ehfldh~h' and grand­ Fight Films For Sale presidential nominee, heard Exhibit, SANDstruction! con­ February 12th from 11 a.m. to bers enter free. children deserve," he said to Obama speak at a rally in Extensive Collection of World tinues through April 3. 3 p.m. and again on Sunday, For more information the crowd. "I promise you that downstate Illinois, he invited this is not the end of the road. Champion Boxing Films On VCR Tape Highlighted events February 13th from 2:30 to about The Children's Museum include a celebration of Black 3:30p.m. of Cleveland call (216) 791-7114 the state senator to be the It is just the start. I look for­ Ali- Frazier-Foreman-Sugar Ray Robinson History Month with special The museum will be or visit keynote speaker at the 2004 ward to traveling that road with Democratic National Conven- you." Jimmy Bivins - Joey Maxim presentations of"Act It Out!" open President's Day, Febru- www~ag. I truly hope that the (Cleveland Hall of Famers) Democratic Party has found Many More World Boxing Champs In Complete Bouts Church donates scholarships to students their "Great Black Hope" to get the Democratic Party back on Send a S.A.S.E. For Complete List To: East View United land, $500, ninth-to 12th­ Isom is the academic Rev. Dr. Valention the right path; we sure could Church of Christ donated grade division; Kristin coordinator for Tri-C's GEAR Borgen's Boxing Films Lassiter is the pastor of the use some hope. 41 ,325 in scholarships to nine Vaughn of Glimour Academy UP college preparatory pro­ church. 8013 Glen Oaks Dr. Greater Cleveland students at in Gates Mills, $300, seventh­ gram. DR. G. WOJAI Warren, Ohio 44484 its 15th Annual Martin Luther and eighth-grade division; She said more fund­ King Jr. Breakfast and Essay and Keniece Gray of Wood­ ing from the federal govern­ The World's Greatest Numerologist Awards Program on the King land Hills Elementary School ment as well as the private sec­ YOUR LUCKY NUMBERS holiday, Jan. I 7th at the in Cleveland, $100, fourth- to tor is needed to increase tutor­ church, 15615 Chagrin Blvid., sixth-grade division. ing services and eliminate tru­ ------2nd Chance 201 240 142 146 106 210 Shaker Heights. The second-place ancy and the dropout problem. Antiques I Collectibles ~ The keynote speaker winners are Jalila Stoudemire During the awards -·~ Buy I Selling ) ~-- for the event was educator of Euclid High School, $200; program former Shaker Heights 2312 1236 1153 2220 2510 0241 We Come To You C Angela Isom of Cuyahoga Brittany K. Dunklin of Hope mayor, Patricia Mearns, re­ \4 'V Community College. More Academy's Broadway cam­ ceived a humanitarian award 4143 Rocky River Drive ~ than 200 people attended. pus in Cleveland, $1 00; and from the Shaker-based Neigh­ LUCKY FIVE Cleveland, Ohio 44135 The theme of the Arrion Sanders of Woodland borhood Association of Presi­ Pottery * Coins * Vintage Glass Ware contest was "Dear President Hills School, $50. dents. 13 40 15 11 03 Bush: Here Are My Three Rec­ The third-place win­ Since the essay con­ Old Toys * Vintage And Costume Jewelry ommendations for Ensuring ners are Jessica Walker of test was created, East View LUCKY SIX *We Buy Anything Old* That in Every School No Child Shaker High School, Jimmy Church has donated more than $Need Cash- Sell Your Antiques$ Is Left Behind." More than Brookins of Hope Academy's $16,000 in scholarships to OS 12 20 28 16 22 200 students competed. Chapels ide campus in Cleve­ Greater Cleveland Students. 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"What's so good dress significant medical Reduction of unnec­ a unique approach to caring support and peace of mind to the about Evercare is that Michele changes in condition before essary hospitalizations result­ for nursing home residents is patient and his or her family. is concerned about me. If they require hospitalization. ing in greater census stability making an impact at an East The program, which is Evercare were to leave, I'd re­ Increased commu­ and fewer empty beds for nurs­ Cleveland nursing facility. now helping nearly 570 frail eld­ ally miss Michele and her nication among families, ing homes. Evercare Choice, a erly and chronically ill in 14 nurs­ care." caregivers and providers. For more information Medicare Advantage plan ing homes in Cuyahoga County For the patient and Reduced phone on Evercare Choice services, that primarily provides cover­ and two in Summit County, is caregiver, Pirc is someone to calls to physicians. call toll-free 1-800-393-0993. age to individuals residing in open to anyone enrolled in Medi­ count on to make sure that -1 nursing homes, has helped care Parts A and B who does not their needs are being met and Candlewood Park Healthcare have end stage renal disease. decisions are being made i Center to deliver increased Michele Pirc, the based on the patient's best preventive care to the bedside Evercare nurse practitioner at interests. of residents enrolled in the Candlewood Park, is improving The innovative pro­ program. health outcomes and quality of gram provides a number of Evercare Choice of­ life for residents, particularly by benefits beyond a basic Medi­ fers a comprehensive and co­ keeping them from making unnec­ care-based program. These ordinated approach where a essary emergency visits to the benefits include: nurse practitioner plays the hospital. Increased visits for central role in coordinating a "It's not very pleasant residents. Candlewood Park resident, Angel Buddha (left) patient's care, communicating to go to the hospital," said Emphasis on proac­ gets examined by Evercare nurse practitioner, Michele Pirc. with the physician and ours- Candlewood Park resident, Angel tive care to identify and ad- E. Lynn Harris to visit library with authors ., The Cleveland Public of a young man's coming of age. March 18. Browne .Jr. is a · handsome, Library aruiounces the free and Law school, girlfriends, and ca­ In 1960s Ohio, young hardworking Los Angeles native who ·2:00 open tb the public 2005 program reer choices were all part of Annette is abused daily by her meets Dana Ann Smith, a New York MitMil $D. $22, $16, of the African American Raymond Tyler's life but there mother's boarder but her night­ transplant. Harambee Book Club. were other, more terrifying issues mare comes to an end when she Both are wary of intimacy, ..... EVERYDAY Book discussions will for him to confront. confides in her best friend, and the two reluctantly forge a love ICIDS 12 l UNDER be held at the Main Library in The author will be Rhoda. Together they are deter­ connection. Come join this discus­ 1/2PRICEJ Room 218 of the Louis Stokes speaking at Cleveland Public Li­ mined to seek revenge against sion on April IS. SUN Wing, E. 6th Street and Superior brary on February 20 as part of Annette's abuser. The program wraps up on SAT $5oft Avenue from 12:00 p.m.- I :00 the Sunday Afternoons for Writ­ Liar's Game by Eric May 20 with a discussion of The I do!'a p.m. ers and Readers series. Jerome Dickey is an entertaining Heat Seekers by Zane, a seductive On February II , the God Don't Like Ugly read about the complexities of re­ novel that depicts the volatile and • tkbts 1'dolb ll'llllllt ~ br featured book will be Invisible by Mary Monroe introduces us lationships. sensual escapades of two unforget­ PR~NTS S:oo..-. ~ 116 All Kids get Life by E. Lynn Harris, the story to young. Annette Goode on Vincent Calvary Harris a table pairs of lovers. Tempest and CHRIS• CAGLE .. free Janessa are best friends looking In concert for"Mr. Right." .,tnt rod!o. COWBOY HAT! 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Participate in an in­ Saturday, February 12, at I :00 Bridget Strong from the orto register, call (216) 623-2800 The free and open for-mation scavenger hunt p.m., Hough Branch, 1566 Cleveland Metroparks/Garfield or visit www.cpl.org. ~~Bobcat (WAHL) to the public programs will ex­ with prizes the second and Crawford Road, (216) 623- Nature Center will be performing plore the contributions and fourth Tuesdays. 6W7. the slave character, Sarah. talents of African Americans They Made America Celebrate African­ Space is limited! Call to through movies, poetry, mu­ beginning now through April American History Month guarantee your spot! sic and author visits. 30, at 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. with Stephanie Tolliver, a lo­ Legacy of the Under­ Main Library, 325 Superior cal actress who has portrayed ground Railroad on Thursday, Sweet For more informa­ ~~ucy's Surrender~ tion or to register, call one of Ave., N.E., (216) 623-2800. such famous African Ameri­ February 17, at 3:00p.m! - 4:00 the Cleveland Public Library An exhibit of inven­ cans as Sojourner Truth (Civil p.m., Collinwood Bclnth, 856 East "Pastries Too Good To Resist!" locations below or visit tions by African Americans War nurse and suffragist), l52nd Street, (216)6l3·-6'934. 12516 Buckeye Road www.cpl.org. and their contributions to the Phyllis Wheatley (colonial History comes alive at African-American history and culture of the poet and writer), and Ida B. the Library! Cleveland, Ohio 44120 History Month Activities country. 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Continued from Page 1 the traffic cameras will be in­ the fines would also have to services like the 2004 budget rest to Arizona based Redflex ducted for the insurance indus­ that rear end collisions are not Campbell believes stalled by spring. be collected. did. Traffic Systems. try showed that the number of as dangerous, generally, as that the traffic cameras may be If that happens, the This has been a Campbell introduced Baltimore's average drivers running red lights side impact collisions. city would have to issue an ad­ problem for the city in the past legislation to City Council that fine is $75 and the city pays dropped between 40% and what the city needs to boost Eric Skrum, who is the budget. ditional 86,000 tickets, assum­ as can be attested to by the proposes a private company between $11 and $27 per viola­ 50% and side impact crashes with the National Motorists She expects to col­ ing Cleveland receives half the current amnesty court ses­ install and maintain the traffic tion to Affiliated Computer Ser­ dropped 25% with the imple­ Association, said that safety lect an additional $6 million in revenue from each ticket, in or­ sions which are attempting to cameras. vices based in Dallas for oper­ mentation of traffic cameras. fines from traffic cameras an­ der to meet Campbell's $6 mil­ collect $11 million from non· The company would ating cameras. Redding feels that, at intersections can be im­ nually. lion goal by the end of this violent and traffic related in­ receive a portion of the profits All the cities with traf­ overall, the cameras help pre­ provej:i by lengthening the Running a red light year. cidents that were never paid from tickets issued as pay­ fic cameras have seen revenue vent collisions and pointed out dunJion of yellow lights. results in a typical fineof$150. Not only would the on and resulted in warrants. ment increases, even after splitting Campbell hopes that tickets have to be issued, but In 2004, the city col­ The portion would. the profits. lected $8.6 million in fines for be negotiated if the proposal Balitrnore brought in Cars-lrucks-Vans all moving violations, includ­ is approved. $8.5 million last year from 47 ing speeding and running red Robert Baker, who is cameras. ~ Dealer Auction-No Public lights and stop signs. the city's finance director, Washington, which Select From 10,000 Cars At Wholesale Price The city does not pointed out that other cities installed 39 cameras beginning yet know how many cameras have installed cameras and in 1999, has collect $24.5 mil­ would be installed or at what have collected large sums as a lion so far. Less Tha1z Wholesale! intersections they would be result. One concern ex­ placed. Dayton, Baltimore pressed by critics of the The traffic camera and Washington DC have mayor's plan has been that rear What You Need? revenue is included in used cameras for several years end collisions that result from Getln Where You Fit ln ... Campbell's $484 million bud­ and collect millions of do1lars driver slamming on the brakes get for the 2005 fiscal year. annually as a result. at a red light would increase. The budget was re­ The fee that other Richard Redding, cently introduced to City cities have paid to companies who is with the Insurance In­ Council, which will hold hear­ running and maintaining the stitute of Highway Safety, said ings for several weeks start­ cameras varies from place to that most research suggests ing February 9, before voting place. that while cameras reduce red on it. Dayton, where the light violations and side impact The mayor's budget average fine for running a red collisions, they tend to in­ plan neither calls for layoffs light is $85, receives only $30 crease rear end collisions by (216) 355-0885 of city workers nor cuts any from each ticket and pays the 15%. Collinwood class reunion A recent study con- (216) 509-5257 Collinwood High mates forfurther information: School class of June 1955 will Lois (Cipriani) Slogar 440-946- be celebrating their 50th year 15 81, Joanne (Moraco) reunion on August 14th. Delsanter 440-946-9661, Any graduate inter­ Sandra (Zagar) Moss 440-951- ested in attending please con­ 6553, and Margaret (La Kama) tact one of the following class- Phillips 2lfr731-6910. Clinic moves births to suburbs TJle Musical' The Cleveland Hillcrest and Huron hospitals, Clinic plans to stop offering which belong to the Cleveland The Hilarious Celebration of birthing services at their main Clinic Health System, during and campus on Euclid Avenue the next three months. Women The Change! near University Circle. The Children's Hos­ r!-• ...... ,hi 3 Birthing services pital at the Clinic's main loca­ t and related specialty care will tion will continue to provide li~ lets: 216-2'11-6000 -~~~~~~~ Glrrt Nit~ Out:::;, • p~ o; 1Ct 5~~ ' ,! I ~ to~ c .••t ... be moved to Fairview, emergency care to newborns Groupe oi it c.n 2i~2a?& and children in the neonatal Y . intensive care unit. According to Dr. pJ::j_ Tomrnaso Falcone, who is the ~·e Cokl 0\Mk.fe, &ut We Have 1 Hot Deal For Youl chairman of obstetrics and gy­ necology department at the Cleveland Clinic, the main campus accounts for only 1,500 of the 10,000 babies born annually at the Clinic's nine hospitals. Falcone said that, while space is at a premium and the main campus' birthing unit is small, Hillcrest, Fairview and Huron hospitals can easily handle the extra patients. According to Falcone, the move should in­ crease the Clinic's birthing ca­ pacity by 500 deliveries sys­ tem-wide. He said the move is TUES •• FEB. 15. 7:30PM being made partly in response to feedback from patients, in­ Music Hal- 500 Lakeside Avenue- 00111lon £leveln cluding mom's who said that fltiCIWiE JOOR ntmS THRWiH liJaumter they would like to deliver close RllM $2!-DIE liiiB to home. ,. Police search for theives Police are currently searching for two men who broke into a Kinsman resi­ dence on Saturday, January 22, and stole an Xbox video game system and jewelry while a 13 I year old boy slept in the base­ I ment. According to Police Lt. Brian Betley, two hooded men cut the telephone lines and entered through an un­ locked front door to find to 14 year old boys in the living room. One of the robbers '!·:;.,., J!. .. "" pointed a gun at the boys and HA~ IrS IIOT TOO LATE. OPEII All AUSTATE IRA BY APRil 15, 211115 Ale one of them informed the rob­ IT COUIIT TOWARD THE 2004 TAX YEAR. CAU ME TO LEAIIIIIIOIIE. • bers of their cousin who was Renita Eslick sleeping in the basement. 2752 VanAken Blvd. When the men went Cleveland downstairs to look for their (216) 283-5570 ~ cousin, the other two boys fled a071213@ allstate.com and called police from next Allstate. door. P.S. Appointments to fit your schedule Police found the 13 year old boy sleeping in the Certlon ~tto~toon~ 3pply tO comnbucioas rolloven. dedUCovc:s throu1h All$t~tc ftnv-~e~:al Servt<:es. llC Rez,ster~ 8tclcer-Detlet. Hem~ robbers fled shortly after po­ SIPC Moon Office· 1910 Sc>uth 8~th Strc:<:t. lon:5727 0 2004 ALtat<: louu<¥>« lice were called. ------.--~~--~~--~--~~--~~~

EASTSIDE DAILY NEWS Thesday, February 8, 2005- Friday, February 11, 2005 Ohio Supreme Court Justice Alice Robie Resnick faces DUI charges Continued from Page 1 state vehicle. cided not to file an additional the time in an alcohol treat­ face a disciplinary hearing time on her when they could Resnick was released to charge of fleeing or disobey­ ment center on May 8. which could result in reprimand Hardwick Fence Co. be stopping passing speeders. her husband Melvin Resnick, ing a police officer because he She is on inactive or suspension if she is found Low Rates - Free Estimates Resnick eventually who is a former 6th Ohio District didn't consider the officers probation for two years, guilty of violating judicial can­ took and failed the portable Court of Appeals Judge. telling Resnick she could not which means she does not ons. Resnick is the only Demo­ Satisfaction Guaranteed breath test. She did not show up for leave a lawful order. A pretrial have to report to a probation crat on the seven member court. The test registered a the Supreme Court session the hearing is set for March 2nd. officer. Her six year term ends in Janu­ *Galvanized Aluminum & Vinyl Colors blood alcohol level of 0.216%, following day. Resnick, who origi­ Resnick could also aryof2007. * Ornamental Iron which js more than twice the Resnick entered a plea nally would not speak of the 0.08% legal limit. of not guilty on two charges in incident, recently said that rj'f Wanted To Buy 00 Residential/Commercial The justice also Bowling Green Municipal Court she regrets the arrest and will failed field sobriety tests. the following day. accept full responsibility for ~ All Old Jet Magazine "... \) Call Curtis Today! Resnick was taken to She is charged with op­ her actions. 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Miller, Sr. Income Taxes Prepared CPA ~Insurance President Electronic Filing :.JMutual Funds jEstate Planning "Serving Cleveland..... For 63- Years" hllllcoll-----...... Force loses heartbreaker to Kixx at Gund Tuesday, February 8, 2005-Friday, February II, 2005- Page 9 Boxing champ Max Schmeling dies By KARL BRYANT Max Schmeling, who was the former heavyweight boxing cham­ The Cleveland Force laid a royal pounding on KC, 9-2 in pion of the world and who Adolfllitler tried to portray as an Aryan Super­ Cleveland on Friday. Then, on Saturday they lost in Double OT, 7-6 to man, died on Friday, February 4, in Germany. the Phildelphia Kixx, the night before the Eagles took the "L" in the Schmeling, who was born in Brandenburg. Germany on September Super Bowl, so it wasn't a completely lost weekend for the City of 28, 1905, won the heavyweight world boxing title from Jack Sharkey on June I 2, 1930 in New York City. After a disputed decision. Schmeling lost the title Brotherly Love. Cleveland sits at 8-11 on the year and has had a to Sharey two years later. After the Sharkey fight, Schmeling came back and Colltge basketball's Marcb Madness btgins with MAC Madness at Gund maddening series of winning one and then losing one, following a knocked out the previously unbeaten Joe Louis in the 12th round on June I 2, slow start on the year while forward Adauto Neto was out with an Arena March 9 through March 12. MAC's top 16 men's and women's teams will compete for the MAC's automatic bids to the NCAA Men's and Women's Tourna­ 1936. But in a rematch at Yankee Stadium on June 22, 1938. Louis stopped injury. ments. Check GundArena.com for game times and updates schedules. Schmeling in the first round. Benny Friedman inducted into football's Hall of Fame By KARL BRYANT '22, a veteran's committee nominee, Friedman, deceased for Nevers (also in the HOF), had 6. was elected to the Pro Football Hall of 23 years, whose picture as a fa­ He. campaigned to have Benny Friedman, Glenville Fame during SuperBowl weekend. mous Clevelander, you may have the football become more stream­ seen on the side of busses, was a lined, thus more throwable. star QB when the forward pass­ Injured after the 1931 sea­ ing game was in its infancy. son, he pl~yed sparingly for three Glenville High School years with Brooklyn, while he also won the City Championship in was an assistant coach at Yale. 1922 with Friedman at the helm Retiring as a player, he and then beat Oak Park of Chi­ then became head coach at City Col­ cago in a nationally important legeofNY. post-season contest. After a stint in the service Friedman went on to be­ in the 40s, he finished out his sports come a 2-time All-American at career as the athletic director at Michigan and the 1926 team cap­ Brandeis University, retiring in 1963. tain, which Jed to his election as Friedman will join another a Charter member of the College posthumous selection, Fritz Pollard, Hall of Fame. an African American who played A contemporary of Red early pro football before the NFL Grange, he starred in the early NFL was formalized, and QBs Dan with the Cleveland Bulldogs and Marino and Steve Young. Both the NY Giants. were elected in their I st year of eli­ ··you wou1a oe a gooa worK ouaay, 11 you got In 1929, he threw for an gibility in the Class of2005. During a recent bout between Arturo Gatti and Jesse James Leija at a haircut!" unheard of 20 TO passes, when Football historians specu­ Atlantic City, New Jersey referee waves of!Gatti as he begins the count against the league's No. 2 passer, Ernie late that a negative reaction to his Leija. Gatti won the fight in the fifth round when the bout was stopped. (ESDN outspoken self-aggrandizement Photo By Pat Orr) and some voter's anti-Semitism pre­ Shaker Square viously may have kept him out of Fans vote in LeBron James for All-Star Game the HOF. control and momentum in the first At least in the I OOth anni­ ByKARLBRYANT ' half, and they came out there and versary of his birth, Friedman will finally take his rightful place in Can­ LeBron James, voted in by really set the tone. They beat us, ton. the fans to start the All-Star Game, outplayed us, out-worked us and Romeo Crennel wants put in 30 points against Orlando on did what they needed to do to 2775 S. 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The fans are great and they Wing Dinner White Bass homefries or rice of the brain-lock slow-motion Of­ served with fries and coleslaw Black Bass lier field goal attempts, but came deserve to have someone like LeB­ Pork Chop Dinner Farm-Raised Catfish Salmon Patties fense of Philadelphia Head Coach through with two big securely with ron. It's his team." served with fries and coleslaw Red Snapper 2 eggs any style, toast and jelly Andy Reed, as much as the X's and Steak Dinner Walleye Turkey Bacon just over a minute left to put Cleve­ In Tuesday's game, the 12 oz T-Bone Orange Roug~J 2 eg~s any style, toast and jell)· O's defensive (!ptitude of Romeo land comfortably ahead in their I 01- Raptors, who recently havq been served with baked potato & side salad Whole Catfish Bacon Crennel and Bill Belichick, the . . -- - - . 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Boxing Nostalgia By JIM AMATO Tex Cobb was best 'White Hope' of80s Who was the best white dropped a controversial decision to times and halted in one round by heavyweight of the 80's? ex-champion Kenny Norton. club fighter Dee Collier. Randy Gerry Cooney? Maybe, In 1981 Cobb gave a good took 1986 off to regroup. but doutful. account of himself in a losing effort Tex began his comeback Gerry had the big punch against Michael Dokes. in 1987 against less then stellar but his chin was suspect. Two fights later Tex opposition. Still he had nine bouts Also Cooney never ben­ outpunched rugged Bernardo without a loss. efited by being tested on his way Mercado over ten rounds. On March I, 1988 Randy up. That victory set Randy up met ex-titleholder Leon Spinks. He may well have been for his shot at immortality. Although near exhaustion at the the best packaged and most pro­ A crack at Larry Holmes' end, Tex hung on to win hard tected heavyweight title challenger heavyweight title one year later. fought battle. in boxing history. On November 26, 1982 in After the Spinks triumph No, for my money Randy Houston, Holmes gave Cobb an un­ Randy laid offfor over three years. "Tex" Cobb was the king of the merciful battering for 15 lopsided His comeback in 1992 with Paul white heavies in the 80's. In all rounds. Sti II Tex never went downand Barch was covered with contro­ Tex met five world champions and his fighting spirit refused to quit. versy. several to contenders. Ringside announcer Accusations of a fix led Cobb began his career in Howard Cosell thought this bout to to lawsuits. 1977 and worked his way slowly be so brutal that he walked away from Still Randy pressed on into contention. pro boxing. but he never again had a major By the end of 1979 Tex Whether or not Cosell 's de­ bout. had reeled off 13 straight kayo parture was for good or bad for box­ He won his last eight wins. Number 13 being against ing is debatable but Tex always took fights. Seven by knockout but tough Cleveland heavyweight pride in himselffor being the reason against undistinguished names. TerryMims. Howard left. I guess you could make In 1980, he was finally After the Holmes loss Tex a case for Gerrie Coetzee who did forced to go the distance against won four straight but future cham­ win a piece ofthe title. journeyman Cookie Wallace. pion Buster Douglas then outscored Still, in his prime Randy Two fights later Tex him. fought the best and only lost to broke into the heavyweight ratings He was dropped a verdict the best boxers of his time. stopping thunderous punching to Eddie Gregg. On October 25, 1985 Holmes, Norton, Dokes, Eamie Shavers in Detroit. the Cobb granite chin deserted him. and Douglas. T.hree months later Tex He was dropped numerous I rest my case. 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