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' Vol. 19, No. 4 "COVERING 'THE NEWS TODAY FOR A BETTER TOMORROW" ENDORSEMENTS Elect Ann Mannen for judge of court EAST SIDE DAILY a former magistrate and judicial ENDORSEMENTS NEWS encourages all voters in clerk in the Cuyahoga County Cuyahoga County to elect Ann Common Pleas Court and a .Elect Thbbs Jones, Saffold for ·11th Congress District Mannen for judge to the Court of former Assistant Cuyahoga Common Pleas in the May 5th Two well known pol­ County Prosecutor. Inc., which specializes in con­ Democratic Primary Election for the itical figures are running for the Mannen is a former lec­ tracting, remodeling and reno­ unexpired term ending January I, II th District Congressional seat turer with the Cuyahoga County vation. 2001. being vacated by Rep. Louis Bar Association and is a member Mannen received her high school Stokes. Saffold is also Chief of the Cleveland Bar Association, diploma from Beaumount High EAST SIDE DAILY Executive Officer of the Ohio the Alpha SigmaNu National Je­ School and earned her bachelor's NEWS is endorsing Democrat Minority Contractors Associa­ suit Honor Society and the Cuya­ degree from John Carroll Univer­ Stephanie Tubbs Jones and Re­ tion Inc. and is an ordained hoga Women's Political Caucus. sity and her doctorate of Jaw de­ publican Robert E. Saffold in the minister. EAST SIDE DAILY gree from the Cleveland State Uni­ Law. M a n n e n ' s May 5th primary election. NEWS encourages all voters in One of Saffold's main versity- John Marshall College of work expe-rience includes being Tubbs-Jones made his­ goals if he is elected will be to Cuyahoga County to elect Ann Mannen for .judge to the Court tory in Ohio when she became the create job -training programs first African-American woman to Elect Teddy Sliwinski for judge of Common Pleas in the May 5th Thbbs -Jones Saffold with serve as Judge of the Court of Democratic Primary Election. Public Schools, she' earned a early childhood educational pro­ local, county and state funding EAST SIDE DAILY Common Pleas after serving as bachelors degree and law degree grams and supporting health NEWS encourages all voters in .Muncipal Court Judge. and develop jobs in the district . from Case Western Reserve Uni­ care for seniors . Cuyahoga County to elect Teddy Forum held She continued making including several low-income versity. Republican candidate Sliwinski for judge of Common ·history when she was elected to areas on Cleveland's East Side If elected, Tubbs- Jones Saffold has been a successful Pleas Court in the May 5th Demo­ for resident serve as Cuyahoga County EAST SIDE DAILY main objectives will include ex­ businessman in Cleveland for the cratic Primary Election for the full By CLAUDE STARKS Prosectuor in 1991. NEWS encourages lith Dis­ tending affirmative action for past 30 years. term commencing January 2, 1999. After Tubbs-Jones trict registered voters to choose minorities and women; expanding Currently, he is presi­ Sliwinski, who is the A community meeting graduated from the Cleveland after school youth programs and dent of the Saffold Companies ·Tubbs-Janes and Saffold on founder of Slavic Village, has a was recently held at East End May 5th. doctorate of law degree from the Neighborhood House, 2849 Elect O'Malley for Recorder Elect Dimora for Commisssioner Cleveland State University-John Woodhill Rd. to discuss with Marshall College of Law and is a Ward Six residents planned im­ EAST SIDE DAILY EAST SIDE DAILY graduate of the National Institute provements for the area. NEWS encourages all voters in NEWS encourages all voters in of Trial Advocacy and the · been admitted to practice Jaw be­ The meeting was con­ Cuyahoga County to elect Cuyahoga County to elect U .S .M.C. Officer Candidates fore all courts in Ohio and has ducted by East End Neighbor­ Patrick J. O'Malley in the May Bedford Hts. Mayor Jimmy School. also been an arbitrator in the hood House, the city . of 5th Democratic Primary Election Dimora for Cuyahoga County Sliwinski has more than Common Pleas Courts. Cleveland's Department of Devel­ for Cuyahoga County Recorder Commissioner for the full term 23 years of experience appearing EAST SIDE DAILY opment and CMHA. for the un expired term beginning commencing January I, 1999 in in civil and criminal courts and is a NEWS encourages all voters in Paul Hill director of East January I, 1999. the May 5th Democratic Primary former adjunct professor of real Cuyahoga County to elect Teddy End Neighborhood House, O'Malley was appoint­ Election. estate Jaw at Cuyahoga Community Sliwinski for judge of the Com­ opened the meeting by saying ed to the office in February Dimora said that he has College. mon Pleas Court in the May 5th East End Neighborhood Houses ofl997, when Frank Russo re- an "edge,., over the other candi­ Sliwinski has previously Democratic Election. embarked on a $1.4 million capi­ signed. . dates because they lack the ad­ tal improvement program and The County Recorder's ministrative experience of dealing 16. Janet Burney for judge of Juvenile Court provided services to 3,700 senior office responsibilty is to keep the with issues concerning a city Dimora said that since O'Malley said that dur­ EAST SIDE DAILY citizens, adults and children last documents which list the owner such as improving the becoming Cuyahoga County ing his tenure as the county re­ NEWS encourages all voters in year in a myriad of activities in­ of each building in Cuyahoga infrastructure,crime and educa­ Democratic Chairman in 1994, he corder he has modernized the Cuyahoga County to elect Janet cluding meals on wheels, arts and County. tion which he has acquired dur­ has resolved a debt which was crafts and day care. computers to the extent that the Burney for judge ofJuvenile Court 0' Malley said that be­ ing his 17 year tenure as mayor. owed by the party of approxi­ Hill introduced Ward Six office is considered to be on in the May 5th Democratic Primary cause of the experience he earned Dimorais also chairman mately $80,000, mstalled a new Councilwoman Patricia Britt who the"cutting edge," when com­ Election for the full term commenc­ during the past 15 months while of the Cuyahoga County Demo­ computer ystem in the offices said "the purpose of the meeting pared to other county recorder's ing January 2, 1999. working in the county recorder's cratic Party and is a former mem­ and has reduced the party's was to give Ward Six residents offices located throughout the Burney has a bachelor's office, he believes that he is the ber of the Cuyahoga County budget by laying off staff and an opportunity to give their in­ country. degree from Skidmore College and one candidate who can give the Board ofEiections. relocating the party's head­ a doctorate of law degree from the put on identifying problems and taxpayers of Cuyahoga County If elected to a full term, Dim ora said his accom­ quarters. to a cheaper facility. Cleveland State University- John areas which need to be devel­ the " best bang for their buck." 0' Malley said he will continue plishments sin ce becoming EAST SIDE DAILY oped and implemented within the Marshall College of Law. A native of Cleveland, the improvements he has imple­ mayor include the construction NEWS encourages all voters in ward. 0' Malley obtained a bachelor of Burney was formerly em­ mented, while providing new ser­ of an 80,000 square foot recre­ C uyahoga County to elect Dealer and should serve well in arts degree in political science ployed as a nurse with the Cleve­ vices for the citizens of Cuya­ ation center and the relocation of Jimmy Dimora for Cuyahoga that position if elected. from Kent State University, a hoga County. major businesses, ( Coca Cola, land Clinic and with the city of County Commissioner in the EAST SIDE DAILY masters degree in human servi c~s MaJestic Steel and Sisko Foods) Cleveland as an assistant law di­ 0' Malley has received May 5th Democratic Primary NEWS encourages all voters in from John Carroll University and endorsements from the following into the city. rector and is presently employed Election. Cuyahoga County to elect Janet a Juris Doctorate Degree from the in a private law practice. orga~izations: The Cuyahoga Burney for judge of Juvenile (:level and State University- John County Democratic Party, The Elect Warren for 12th District Burney has been en­ Court in the Democrati c Primary Marshall College of Law. Blac k Elected Democrats of EAST SIDE DAILY dorsed by the Cleveland Plain Election on May 5th . 0 ' Malley's work expe­ Cleveland Ohio, The Suburban NEWS encourages all voters in rience includes being an in­ Black Caucus, T he Call and the 12th District to structor at Cuyahoga Commu­ Corrigan for Court of Appeals Post,The Crusader, East Cleve­ electHenryWarren to the Ohio nity College; director of Opera­ EAST SIDE DAILY land Mayor Emanuel Onunwor House of Representatives in the tions in the clerk's office of the NEWS endorses John E. Corrigan and each African-American M ay 5th Democratic Primary Cleveland Municipal Court and fa~ election in the May 5th Demo­ council person from the city of Election. Elect McCioud­ The former councilman for Ward Cleveland. cratic primary election for the State Warren is completing of Ohio 8th District Court of Ap­ Yeomans to judge Elect Fred Taylor for District 10 his 6th two year term as Ward peals for the full six year term com­ EAST SIDE DAILY One councilman in Garfield Hts. mencing January 2, 1999. of Juvenile Court NEWS endorses Fred Taylor Warren says that dur­ The 8th District Court of EAST SIDE DAILY for State Rep. from District 10 ing his six year tenure as Ward Appeals reviews decisions made NEWS encougages all voters in for the May 5th Democratic Pri­ One councilman, he was instru­ zens of the 12th House District, by judges from lower courts, so Cuyahoga County to vote for mary Election. mental in creating the SEAL he will support legislation to ac­ experience within the judicial sys­ Patricia Me Cloud - Yeomans for Taylor, whose cam­ (Southeast Area Law Enforce­ quire funding for schools and tem is desirable for candidates judge ofJuvenile Court for the full seeking the office. term commencing January 1, paign slogan is "Taylor made ment) Drug Unit and transferring economic development Corrigan has more than 12 Corrigan is a graduate of 1999 in the May 5th Democratic for You", has an list of pro­ Garfield Hts. students who re­ projects. grams for the residents of Dis­ years experience in private practice St. Ignatus High School, Xavier Primary Election. sided in Ward One from the city EAST SIDE DAILY trict 10 which includes juve­ and 17 years experience as a Com­ University and Cleveland State McCloud-Yeomans' ju­ of Cleveland school di strict to NEWS encourages all voters in dicial experience makes her nile crime prevention, job cre­ the Garfield Hts. school district. mon Pleas and Probate Court University John Marshall Col­ the 12th District to elect Henry judge. legeofLaw. uniquely qualifiied to adminis­ ation and the implemention of Warren says that if he Warren to the Ohio Houses of ter the duties of Juvenile Court emergency shelters for the is elected to represent the citi- homeless. Community College in 1997 and Representati ves. Elect Suzan Sweeney for judge Judge. Taylor has more than has attended seminars and pro­ Elect Kathleen O'Malley for judge McCloud-Yeomans earned a bachelors of arts degree 25 years of experience in Jaw fessional programs to attain more EAST SIDE DAILY EAST SIDE DAILY in history and french studies from enforcement, which includes six knowledge about the field of law NEWS encourages all voters in NEWS e ncourages all voters in Smith College and a Juris ~ years of providing security for enforcement. C uyahoga County to elect Cuyahoga County to elect Suzan torate Degree from Case Western the late Ward Five Councilman Taylor has received en­ Kathleen O'Malley for judge of Sweeney for Judge of Common Reserve University Law SchooL Lonnie Burton, eight years in dorsements from the Cleveland the Common P leas Court. Pleas Court in the May 5th Demo­ McCloud-Yeomans the security department of the Pohce Patrolmans Association, Divsion of Domestic Relations cratic Primary Election. served as law clerk to Judge Cleveland Pollee Department Fannie Lewis and West S1de for the full term commencing Sweeney's work experi - Blanche Krupansky and was an and eight years as Assistant January 13, 1999 in the May 5th Councilman Nelson Cintron Jr. ence includes practicing law in The associate partner in the law finn Coordinator for the Security Democratic Primary ElectiOn. Taylor says that District 10 resi­ of Kasdan & Baxter. Network in Ward Seven. O'Malley says her edu­ dents deserve the best qauhfied partment of Children and Family McCioud-Yeomans has cation and work experience Taylor earned an As- candidate to represent their inter- Services for 17 years, as an attor­ served as referee and magistrate makes her "uniquely quali fied," sociates Degree in Law En- ests in Columbus and asks for ney in private practice for nine for the Court of Common Pleas, forcement from Cuyahoga their vote May 5th. to be a Domestic Relations years and was presently employed C uyahoga County's P ublic Juvenile Division. 'Judge. as a magistrate in the Domestic Defender's office. Elect Welo to 25th SenateDistrict Me Cloud-Yeomans was O'Malley earned Relations Court. Sweeney has been en­ EAST SIDE DAILY admitted to practice before the Longo; South Euclid Mayor John bach-elors degree in science and Ifs he is elected to the of­ dorsed by Sun Newspapers, Pol­ NEWS encourages all voters in U.S. Supreme Court, the 6th Cir­ T. Kocevar; State Reps .C.J. a masters degree In psychology fice ofjud ge of Domestic Relations, ish Americans Inc. , The Cuya­ in the 25th Senate District to cuit Court of Appeals, the U. S. Prenti ss and Barbara Pringle and from the Cleveland State Uni­ O'Malley said she would impose hoga County Bar Association vote for Georgine C. Welo in District Court for the Northeast­ the Cuyahoga County Demo­ versity and a doctorate of law stricter sentences to individuals and The Cleveland Bar Associa­ the May 5th Democratic Pn­ em District of Ohio and the cratic Party. degree from the Cleveland Stale charged with abusing children. tion. mary Election. State of Ohio Supreme Court. EAST SIDE DAILY University-John Marshall Col­ EAST SIDE DAILY EAST SIDE DAILY Welo has received en­ E AST SIDE DAILY NEWS encourages all registered legeofLaw. NEWS encourages all voters in NEWS encourages all voters in dorsements from Bedford Hts. NEWS encourages all registered voters in the 25th district to elect 0' Malley has previ­ C uyahoga County to e lect Cuyahoga County to elect Suzan Mayor Jimmy Dimora; Maple voters to select Patricia ously worked as a social worker O'Malley for j udge of Domestic Sweeney for Common Pleas Hts Mayor Santo Incorvaia; Georgine C. Welo to the State McCloud-Yeomans for judge of with the Cuyahoga County De- Relations Court in the May 5th Court Judge in the Democratic Garfield Hts. MayorThomasJ. Senate on May 5th. ·Juvenile Court in the May Primary Election on May 5th. Democratic Primary Election. 5th. primary election.

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Mayor Michael R. which in thenext36 months will are planned unttl 6 p.m. . li · th · th eludes The Rock and Roll Hall of Gilmore asks "Career White recently announced that bring on ne m e city ano er • USED AUTO PARTS Josephine Gilmore, F~e Museum, The Great Lakes Women" who desire to spend a p~ans are underw~y.for the.coor- 732 housing units. • DAMAGE FREE TOWING owner of Total Beauty Care Sa­ • AUTO SERVICE S~1e~ce Center, The :Wru:ehouse day of sightseeing and education dina?on of the City s 6th annual Upon completion of lon, 22501 Emery Road, D1stnct, The Flats, Ohio C1ty, The on skin and hair care tech- Buymg Into Cleveland Home these 732 units, the total number • WE BUY WRECKED & Warrensville Heights, is celebrat­ JUNK CARS West Side Market, Playhouse niques call (216) 475_3809. Show. of houses built since 1990 will ing her 1Oth anniversary of serv­ Square, University Circle, ' The Home Show, which be 3,232." ing her loyal customers by con­ Rockefeller Greenhouse and a Panel discssion with area is free, is being planned for Sat- For information on the SNAPPY ·ENTERPRISES, INC. ducting a sightseeing tour/open drive along the Lake Erie shore- religious leaders at CSU urday, June 6th and will be held Home Show, call the Living In house on May 9th, from 9:30a.m. line. A panel discussion en- at the Gund Arena Sports Com- Cleveland Center at (216) 781- 14300 MILES AVENUE until6: p.m. CLEVELAND, OH 44121 After the tour, the trol- titled "Why Are Black Men plex 100 Gateway Plaza. 5422, or the City's Department of The event, which costs leytravelstoShootersintheFlats AbandingThe Church?" will be AccordingtoWhite, "in Community Development (211) 295-8397 RONNIE WRIGHT $26.30 per person, is conducted where diners have a choice of a held on Thursday, May 7, at 1998 the City of Cleveland will Housiing Construction Office at chicken club sandwhich or Cleveland State University in the begin 12 more housing projects, (216) 664-2869. Judge chicken ceasar salad with a non- University Center Building Au- .------~!!11 alcoholic beverage. ditorium (lower level) at 6:30 ~ ANTHONY 0. CALABRESE, JR. After lunch, Gilmore p.m. ~ El£C• ... 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Continued to page 8 Home, 3856 East 131 st Street, for Haamid was taken by Dr. Elizabeth Balraj, sville Heights Police records of sisted of Brown requesting Hassan Haamid, a 60 year old Warrenville Heights Emergency Cuyahoga County Coroner, said the incident, Haamid's wife Haamid to drop the handgun, African-American resident of Medical Service personnel to Haamid died from a nine milli­ Gwen, instructed a neighbor to Haamid walked toward the 23468 Lawrence Road, Warrens­ Merida South Pointe Hospital, ' meter gunshot wound which en­ call police to report that Haamid neighbor's house where his wife Give&ffom ville Heights. 4110 Warrensville Center Road. tered his upper chest, penetrated had threatened, choked and was sequestered and threatened his heart, lungs, and left his body punch~d her in the mouth . to shoot the officers and his wife. • through the back. When police and EMS Sgt. Brown lhen a special Tests done by the personnel arrived at the Haamid's pointed his gun and fired a bullet r1ng coroner's office to determine if house, his wife was bleeding from at Haamid. Haamid had alcohol or drugs in the mouth and had two broken Amie Lumpkin, a 51 moment. his body at the time of the shoot­ teeth. year old African-American fe­ Mother's Day is ing have not been completed. While EMS personnel male resident of Lawerence Road Sunday, May 10. ciaI Brown, a 15 year vet­ were treating his wife's mouth, and Haamid's friend for 20 years eran of the Warrensville Heights Haamid reentered the house and said a "different version" ocurred TeleAora's Tea for Mom Bouquet Police Department, was placed on returned with a handgun, threat­ than what witnesses told War­ features fresh Rowers in Sule Sole Sale Sole paid administrative leave pending ening to shoot his wife and the rensville Heights detectives. a sculpted, hand-painted a psychologist approval to return patrolman who were summoned Lumpkin said "18 to2Q ceramic teapot with its very to active duty. to his residence. plain clothes police officers and own tea party right on the After reviewing the Lt. Craig Lucky and ap­ detectives," were in the area of lid. Mom will treasure statements of 17 witnesses who proximately three North Randall Haamid's home. this charming teapot were at Haamid's residenc.: dur­ Police officers were summoned to Lumplin said Haamid for years to come. To send this ing the shooting, Warrensville Haamid's residence to "establish asked the officers to "take him to lovely TeleAora keepsake Heights Prosecutor Howard Stern a perimeter," to protect the neigh- an intensive care facility, gift anywhere in the U.S. ' Lumpkin said she or Canada, just call Come In For Our One Year Anniversary Celebration pleaded with Haamid to "drop the or visit our shoo May 2,3,4 gun," before.Sgt. 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Thesday, April 14, 1998- Friday, April17, 1998 EAST SIDE DAILY NEWS PageS Stokes' endorsement of Sweeney for County Commissoner provokes criticism By CLAUDE STARKS Council Artha Woods. welfare,unemployment, drugs) station was named after Stokes to those corporations which dates which helped her win the candidate. Donald Snead, corre- and the county cleans up the de­ and Sweeney participated in the contributed to his campaign. election. Snead said Stokes' Rep. Louis Stokes, who sponding secretary of the Carl bris (by funding programs such ceremonies opening the RTA sta­ Snead said Stokes en­ Snead said Hawk and legacy of assisting African­ is no~ seeking re-election to Con­ Stokes Brigade, said Stokes' en- as Aid to Dependent C~il.dren, tion with Stokes. dorsed white candidates rather Patmon are members of the Black Americans during his 30 years gress from the II th dorsement of Sweeney for county drug programs, food stamps, and Snead said he was in- than African-American candi­ Elected Democrats of Ohio in Congress."wi II suffer," because Congressionial District, after ' commissoner was "reprehensible subsidized housing. formed that Sweeney received dates in key elections when his (BEDCO), an organization of his recent political acts. representing his constitutents for and outrageous." Snead said Stokes' en- campaign contributions from daughter Angela, was campaign­ founded and chai~ed by Stokes Stokes did not return re­ 30 years, recently endorsed State Snead said he read a dorsement of Sweeney coincided British Petroleum and Key Bank ing for Muncipal Court judge . to increase the number of Afri­ peated phone calls requesting a Rep. Patrick· Sweeney for the statement attributed to Sweeney · with the new $13 million RTA which Snead .referred to as a Snead said Stokes' en­ May 5th Democ~atic primary can-Americans in elected offices comment on the statements made in which he says "the Cleveland Windemere station located in "plantation mentality," because dorsement of white candidates · election for Cuyahoga County throughout the state, however by the African-American candi­ school district attributes to the East Cleveland. Sweeney could be obligated to assisted his daughter to receive Commissoner. debris of the city (crime, The East Cleveland RTA BEDCO did not endorse either dates and community activists. vote on legislation pertaining endorsements from white candi- Stokes' endorsement of Sweeney provoked criticism from the t~o African-America9 candi­ East Side suburban officials form caucus.·among black politicians . dates (Cleveland Ward Eight Councilman William Patmon and By CLAUDE STARKS tance from state and federal offi­ commencing January 1, 1999, Court, full term commencing Carolyn. Watts Allen. Eight Councilman William Cleveland schoolboard member cials. Jose Villanueva; January 3, January 13, 1999, Allison Lisa Richardson said the cau­ Patmon or Cleveland School Shirley Hawk) and African­ African-Am eric an Donald Bolden, newly 199,B.urtGriffi n ;January Nelson; Juvenile Court Judge, full cus'· endorsement of Bedford Board member Shirley Hawk for American communi_ty activists. councilman and mayors repre­ elected president of the 7, I999,Pamela O'Bannon; Janu­ term commencing January 2. Heights mayor Jimmy Dimora County Commissoner was " Hawk theorized Stokes senting 12 East side surburban Warrensvillle Heights city coun­ ary 11 , I 999, Bridget McCafferty; 1999, Wanda J. Birch; unexpired rather than Cleveland Ward without regard to nice." endorsed Sweeney because he did communities met recently at the cil, said he hoped to build a rec­ Judge for Domestic Relations term ending January 31, 2000, not want Bedford Heights home of North Randall council reational facility with Highland Mayor Jimmy Dimora to win the president Sheldon Richardson to .Hills. Clevelan.d protests railroad aquisition by Conrail democratic primary election. form a political organization. Emanuel Onunwor, East Hawk said, "I have as The politicians named Cleveland's mayor said transpor­ By CLAUDE STARKS the Buckeye Woodland neigh­ spond to a call would increase the city of Cleveland, said the pro­ good a chance as any candidate the organization the Suburban tation to suburban jobs, housing, borhood are situated directly be­ by two to ten minutes if the route posed acquistion would be "insti­ to win the May 5th primary," be­ Black Caucus and list their ob­ crime, drugs, infrastructure im­ Mayor Michael R. hind the recreation center. used would justify traveling tutional racism" for the African­ cause she campaigned in the East jective as to collectively seek re­ provements and fiscal stability are White recently initiated a series A spokesman for the across the train tracks. Americans and Hispanics living of public seminars throughout the · Side suburbs during her cam­ sources to assist their consituents. issues he will bring to the cau­ city of Cleveland said the nuin­ White said a delay of in the Buckeye- Woodland neigh­ cityof ', more 'than three minutes by po- paigns for the state school· board. The caucus named cus' ber of trains traveling through borhood. Richardson president, Sarah attention. Cleveland to protest the proposed the neigflborhood would increase lice ,fire or emergency medicai Patmon said he was Andrew Cox, special as­ "disappointed but not surprised," Goggins, vice president, Onunwor said the cau­ . acquisition ofChesapeake (CSX)/ to 44 per day. service personnel would result in sistant to Mayor Whit€<, said that whl(n he heard of Stokes' deci­ Woodmere City Council President cus will work with the Black Northfolk Southern Railroad by White said that the city death for the person in cardiac ar­ a task force of city, state and fed­ sion to endorse Sweeney, Yolanda Broadie, corresponding Elected Democrats of Ohio Conrail Railroad. of Cleveland spends $17,000 per rest. secretary and Bedford :Heights (BEDCO) an organization White recently ad­ home to guard against .noise, White said that 13 rail- eral officials have convened to becasuse he asked Stokes to en­ ' , ' dorse his candidacy but Stokes Councilman Fletcher Berger, founded by Rep. Louis Stokes (D- dressed the issues involving the smoke and hazardous materials road tracks owned by CSX/Nor­ discuss the issues relavent to the refused. treasurer. 11) on issues of concern to both proposed acquisitional the Buck­ damaging citizen's homes. folk Southern crossings currently proposed acquisitiQn .. 1 Patmon said he learned The caucus has 20 mem­ organizations and said a quote by eye -Woodland Recreation Cen­ White said the past through neighborhoods in The task force has had three weeks that Stokes bers and hopes to obtain all (35) Cleveland Ward Four councilman ter, 9206 Woodland Avenue. city of Cleveland has started a which the citizens have a stan- an ongoing dialogue with the Sur­ would endorse Sweeney fo r East Side African-American may­ Ken Johnson that the cacucus' Approximately 75 resi­ Jetter writing campaign to inform dard of living which is the low- face Transportation Board, to county commissoner. ors and councilman as members. agenda would· be the same as dents from the Buckeye Wood­ local, state and nationally elected est in the city of Cleveland. reach an alternative solution with Patmon said Stokes has Richardson said the cau­ BEDCO's as "not educated." land neighborhood altended the officials of the city's opposition Chris Warren, Eco- Conrail. a history of endorsing white can­ cus will gather a " s h o p p i n g At a recent meeting, the seminar. to the proposed acquisition. nomic development director for The city of Cleveland didates rather than African­ list," of problems for federal caucus endorsed the following Citizens who want to Warrensville Heights resi~ent slain by patrolman American candidates and gave officals to focus on. candidates for the May 5th officials who attended the forum address their concern over the Continued from page 7 months ago," because the Stokes' endorsement of Bedford Goggins said finances, democratic primary election: in addition to White were Will­ proposed acquisition can call Lumpkin said police couple, who had been married Heights Mayor Jimmy Dimmora drugs, job creation, education, Governor Lee Fisher/Michael B. iam Denihan, director of Safety; City Hall at (216) 664-2000 or were summoned · to Haamid's for four years ,had "domestic rathe.r than State Sen. Jeffery crime and housing are issues im­ Coleman; Secretary of State, Hunter Morrison, director of write to the Surface Transporta­ residence "approximately six · problems." Johnson for county commissioner portant to her constituents. Charleta J3 Tavares; State Senate Planning; the director of Eco­ tion Board. in the May 5, 1992 democratic Broadie, who has been (21) C. J. Prentiss; (25) Eric nomic Deverlopment, Chris War­ The address of the Sur­ Judge Pat Blackmon to speak at primary as an example of Stokes president of Woodmere city coun­ Fingerhut; State Representa­ ren, and Environmental Officer face Transportation Board is 1925 sorority's scholarship luncheon supporting white candidates cil for four years, said expanded tive(9) Barbara Boyd; (II) Peter Steve Nagy. K Street, NW, Washington, D.C. rather than African-American busines~ developement along Lawson Jones; (12) Henry War­ White ·said to those Buckeye 20423-0001. Patricia Ann Black­ of Appeals in the State of Ohi and . candidates Patmon said he has Chagrin Blvd. and improvements ren; (14) Ed Jerse; County Woodland residents present at the proposed acquisition. mon, 8th District Appellate Court was re-elected to a six year term received endorsements from to the infrastructure are issues she Commisoner; Jimmy Dimora, seminar that ·the proposed acqui­ City of Cleveland protests CSX/ Judge for the State of Ohio, will in 1996. Council persons Odeilia will seek a resolution to within County Auditor, Frank Russo, sition would <:Iffect the residents Norfolk Southern Railroad acqui-· deliver the keynote address for the The Alpha XI chapter of Robinson (Ward Three); Frank the caucus. County Recorder, Pat 0' Malley. of d1e Buckeye Woodland area sition by Conrail Railroad Phi Delta Kappa National Phi Delta Kappa Sorority consists Jackson (Ward Five);. Ken Broadie said the ·caucus The caucus endorsed by having increased noise, and In addition to the noise Sorority's Alpha XI chapter an­ of female educators who promote' Johnson (Ward Four); State Rep. must collectively seek resources the candidates for the following hazardous materials traveling by and hazardous materials, the time nual luncheon on Saturday, May scholarship, progress and welfan; C.J. Prentis; The Carl Stokes Bri­ to negate Cleveland's effective­ offices: Judge of the Court of rail through the neighbor):lOod. for police, fire, and emergency 2, at 12:00 p.m. at The Manor of students i,n the Greater Clwore­ gade and Cleveland Clerk of ness at obtaining financial assis- Common Pleas for full terms The railroad tracks in medical service personnel to re- Party Center, located at 2411 land area. "' (l Tumgsten Rd., in Euclid, Rosemarie McBride is The theme of the lun­ president of the Cleveland chap.., cheon will be "Strengthening Af­ ter and Carrie Crocket and rican-American Youths for Charlene Miller a~e co-chair­ Tomorrow's Challenges." woman of the luncheon. Blackmon is the first Individuals wishing to African-American female to be purchase tickets to the Retain Pat 0 'Malley elected to the 8th District Court lucheoncan call (216)- 921-4669. Friedland appointed to Woodruff Pat O'Malley has been Endorsed by these Prominent Organizations: Foundation board of trustees The Carl Stokes Brigade Common Pleas Court search in the fields of mental BEDCO Judge Carolyn Friedland was re­ health and education. The Black Suburban Caucus cently appointed to the Woodruff Friedland, who is a resi­ Foundation board of trustees to dent of Shaker Hts., was first The Call and Post complete the term of Carl Heintel elected judge of the General Di­ The Crusader Newspaper The Woodruff Founda­ vision of the Commom Pleas The East Side News tion financially supports Court in 1989 and is now com­ oganizations which conduct re- pleting her second term. Pat O'Malley has also been Endorsed by: AFL-C/0, UAW, The Cleveland Building Trades Council and The Cuyahoga County Democratic Party

"I served with Pat on City Co!incil and am proud VOllE to support him. Don't be confused by the name MayJ,JHB game. There is another 0' Malley on the ballot. &. CANDIDATE 7..ZJ-GBOJ "Cuyahoga County Recorder - O'Ma_lley ii QH[ O'Malley and we need to vote for STATE REPRJ:SENTATIVE - DISTRICT 10 Since his appointment to the position, him on Tuesday, May 5th." Patrick 0'Malley has been an effective cr aylor made to represent you! County Recorder, and should be <: Fannie Lewis, Ward 7 City Council PAID FOR BY THE COMMimE TO ELECT FRED TAYLOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE retained." LAUREL WARNKE· TAYWR, Treasurer - The Call & Post, 4123198 144+West 10th St., Suite 208, Cleveland, OH 44113

"Pat has served the needs ofAfrican -Americans working in the Recorders Office. He has also increased minority hiring by over 100%. All while decreasing the overall number of employees in the Recorders Office. I have known Pat for over 12 years and I am proud to call him my friend. _wsd&Y• May 9, 1~ State Representative C. J. Prentiss Pat is overwhelmingly supported fir 1:30A • 2:30P 'fD by his former colleagues on City "As an attorney, I believe tlult Pat has done an Council. excellent job administering the Recorder's Office. He has been efficient, responsive and/air." · Pat with 9 East Side Council Members State Representative Peter Law'iOn Jones

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EAST SIDE DAILY NEWS 1\Jesday, April14, 1998- Friday, April17, 1998 SPORTS Page9 Famous Cleveland boxer recovering with help Benedictine Jimmy Bivins found abandoned in attic wins basketball By CLAUDE STARKS Bivins began During his career, Bivins his boxing fought Ezzard Charles, Archie tournament Former boxer Jimmy career in 1936 at the age of 17 when Moore, "Jersey" Joe Walcot and By CLAUDE STARKS Bivins, a 78 year old African­ he entered the Golden Gloves Tour­ Joe Louis, before re- American, recently was found nament in the fly-weight ( 112 tiring from boxing in 1955 with a 1 . Benedictine High emaciated and wrapped in an urine pounds) division and record of 86 wins, 25 losses, one School faculty, staff students, soaked blanket in his son-in-law's won the welterweight (147pounds) tie and 31 knockouts. boosters and Beaumount High home, 15300 GlencoeAve. title in 1938. Bivins' largest mon­ School cheerleaders recently held Bivins was taken to In 1940, Bivins won his etary award from winning a box­ a rally at the school, 2900 Martin Meridia Euclid Hospital, 18901 first professional fight, defeating ing match was $40,000 with Louis. Luther King Drive, to honor the Lakeshore Blvd., then was trans­ Emory Morgan and beat Cleveland An amateur boxing show basketball team winning the State ferred to Merida South Pointe resident and former lightheavy wi 11 be conducted June 20, to raise Division II Tournament. Hospital, at 4110 Warrensville weight world champion Joey Bivins funds for Bivins' medical care The team defeated Dover Center Rd., where he was listed in Maxim in 1942. dence to indict Banks, county High School 57-48, at Ohio State stable condition after undergoing and other expenses he might in­ prosecutors have the option of Bivins served in World University's St. John Arena. surgery. War II and was honorably dis­ cur. To donate to the fund for returning the case to city pros­ The team also won the Bivins weighed 126 charged from the Army in Novem­ Bivins call either Gene Glen or ecutors where Banks can be basketball tournament last season. pounds upon entering the hospi­ Gary Horvarth at (216)-721-1674. charged ber of 1944. Benedictine students tal, approximately 50 pounds less with a misdemeanor. Martin Martosek, Class of 1996 than when he fought profession­ Bivins' sister 80 year and Andre Martin, Class of 1998, ally between the years of 1940-55. old Maria Baskins, said she was served as the master of ceremo­ . Bivins' daughter, Josette making arrangements to find a nies at the rally. Mariners catcher Dan Wilson f!.rahs Indians' Kennr Lofton Banks was taken to the city jail place for her brother to live when Basketball coach and from going after Mariners' Pitcher Randy Johnson in an April 5th. , and charged with failure to pro­ he leaves the hospital. EARN game at Jacobs Fteld H..frich resulred infif!.hts 011 the field and Randy Athletic Director Frank Novak vide forthe functionally impaired, Sera-Tee Biologicals Rev. Emory Kirk, a 65 thanked the school's administra­ Johnson being stupended for t!tree xa11tes. The Mariners won the a first degree felony and was re­ Limited Partnership year old former middleweight and tion, faculty, staff, and assistant game 5 to 3. (ESDN Photo bv R.K.) leased from jail after paying her 3224 Prospect Avenue lightheavy weight boxer and a Cleveland, basketball coaches for allowing the bail of $3,000. OH 44115 member of the Ohio State Former 16) 431-7790 team to take time away from Free admission at Thistledown Banks' case was trans­ $100 Boxers and Association, said he school to prepare for the games. The best things in life the 1998 live season. becoming ferred to the county grand jury to would assist Bivins to return to a *NEW DONORS ON 4 CONSECUTIVE DONATIONS Novak said the basketball really are free, including the ad­ one of the few race tracks in the determine if there is enough evi­ normal lifestyle .. wo~ld "three-peat" next year. mission at Thistledown. country to offer such a promo­ dence to present an indictment When information EARN $80 Channel43 "Ten 0' clock Thistledown presents tion. Gates open at 11:30 a.m. and against her. about the status of Bivins' health News" television anchor Jack its new free admission policy for the first post time is 12:55 p.m. If the grand jury deter­ *REGULAR DONORS ON 4 CONSECUTIVE DONATIONS and financial situation became Marschall held a picture of mines there is not enough evi- 2 DONATIONS PER WEEK known to the public, newspapers the 1940 Benedictine basketball Buster & B.J. throughout the United States $$ MONTHLY RAFFLES $$ team and said the team had a "pride Reeder's Hair Affair and in London, England carried HELP US SAVE LIVES !!! and love of school." BarberShop stories about the former boxer's Our Automated Systems Allow You To Donate Marschall next held a Plasma Quickly & Safely 2613 Woodhill Rd. situation. portrait of the 1970 team which Cleve., Ohio 44104 Novak captained and said Novak (216) 721-0705 had a "pride and love of school." Kathy Gibbs Robert E. Saffold Marschall said the team . Notary Public would be back "next year" for the HOURS: Tuesday - Saturday tournament. 9:00 a.m. -6:00 p.m. Fox Eight News weekend sports anchor Dan Coughlin said Self- Employed? SAFFOLD Benedictine High School "set the For Congress • 1 tth District Small Business? standard" for greater Cleveland VOTE high schools in sports. Last year, Benedictine We Have Tuesday, May 5, 1998 was the first high school in Ohio Health Insurance Republican Primary to win state championships in foot­ ball, basketball and track in the For You! Qualifications: same year. ~rthpoint IruUI'llftce Services 10 Years of Service To U.S. ,Marines- Attended Youngstown State And Cleveland State Universities Principal Charles Motovation~:tl Speaker - Owner of Saffold Companie, Inc. Reynolds, the first African-Ameri­ David Cunix, General Agent "He sure keeps it in the family." (216) 932-8700 Call Today can and lay principal and three­ SaiTold l1or Cong,.... Committee- Rev. Elijah BWftll, Deputy Traturer-3546 CheltGn Road, Shaku Heights, Ohio 44120-(216) 991-6820. sport star at Benedictine, said the team "execeeded expectations." Reynolds thanked the r staff, team and faculty for the sea­ Reach 60,000 Readers In son and told the team they would EAST SIDE DAILY NEWS ~ith Your Ad -To Place Your Ad Call (216) 721-1674 be known as "champions for life.'' Reynolds said senior Albert Wilson, the leading rebounder and second leading D-JOY'S scorer on the team, is being re­ Siding- Roofing- Gutters cruited as a student athlete by the Porch - Chimney Work University of Toledo. 631-8785 Reynolds said although the junior varsity team won only six games this season, the stu­ dents, facu I ty and staff at the Sales, Service and Part.'! school have high hopes for next Open Mon.-Sat. 8:00 a..IIL~:OO p.m. season. FATHER'S DREAM At the conclusion of the lleaUnc- Air & Appliance RepaJr rally, the pep band played the Dryen-Wuhen- Furnaces-Air Condltfonen-Refrlceraton- Ranees school alma mater while the stu­ Freezen - Dlshwa.shen - Ice Machines - Microwaves dents, faculty and staff sang the *Electrician For Ruldential Ne,tds* 3319 E. 93rd St. Introducing the New lyrics. REGINALD A. SIZEMORE Cleveland, Oil 44104 Teclmlclan & Electrician (216) 441-1466 Otis Moss, Jr.--·University Hospitals Cavs, Pacers "We Deliver Anywhere Medical Center in playoffs In Cuyahoga County" The Cleveland Ca"aliers "MAKE US FEEL GOOD, At Cleveland's newest medical Pediatrics have clinched a spot in the 1998 Tell Us You Saw Our facility, you'll find a wide range .;; Harold Ford, MD A. 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". Thesday, April 14, 1998- Friday, April17, 1998 EASTSIDEDAILYNEWS Page 10 '~~~M~EN~U~T~W~S~~' EAST Sll">li}·"'' NE."'~ · I Easy feasting on the bounty (NAPS)-Luscious, onnaise or yogurt, seafood sea­ healthful Virginia seafood could soning parsley and lemon juice. not be easier to enjoy! Each of Serve with fresh orange sections these recipes has only five ingre­ or pineapple slices. On the Town dients, and can be prepared in Blackened Virginia Bluefish MOVIES* MUSIC* THEATER* DANCE* RESTAURANT* NIGHT LIFE about 15 minutes! 4 bluefish fillets (approx. I lb.) Virginia Sea Scallops 112 cup molasses 2 pounds sea scallops, patted dry Cajun Seasoning 6 tablespoons unsalted butter Oil for Frying Clevelander Avant fresh on the 4 tablespoons light olive oil Rub molasses onto fil­ 4 teaspoons shallots, pared, finely lets. Allow to sit in refrigerator I R & B scene with new album chopped to 2 hours. In a _large saute pan or Emerging out of in the world around us," Avant 4 teaspoons chives, finely cast iron skillet, pour only enough Chicago's Paytown Entertainment said. chopped oil to coat the bottom. Heat until is a fresh new voice on the R & B His career is off to a Heat butter and oil over smoking. scene, Avant. booming start with his single medium heat until hot. Add scal­ Lay fillets with skin side Cleveland born and bred, riding the airwaves, and album lops and saute for 2 to 3 minutes, up in the skillet. this rising star is getting heavy ro­ release this spring, a promo­ then add shallots and stir. Add Cook 2 - 4 minutes until tation with h.is smash single "I tional tour and scheduled inter­ chives and cook for I minute; drain the fish releases from the pan. Flip Wanna Know." views with numerous media out­ off excess fat. Season to taste with over and bake in oven I 0- 15 min­ His soon to be released lets. He's destined to be a star! salt and pepper. utes. self titled album, written and co­ Virginia Crab Salad Fish is cooked when it produced by Avant, demonstrates Band to sponsor banquet, concert lib. lump crabmeat, picked flakes easily with a fork. his vocal dimension and passion. 114 cup mayonnaise or plain yo­ Benedictine High Benedictine High School band. In such songs as "Three gurt School's band invites Band captain is senior Rob Ways," "Separated" and "I Want pinch of Old Bay or other seafood The Crucible at Beck Clevelanders to its annual ban­ Savinell of Solon and president is You," you'll hear tasty, dramatic seasoning Beck Center for the Arts quet and concert on Fri. May 8, Scott Dennis of Cleveland. lyrics, and in - the - pocket back­ I tablespoon fresh parsley dash of brings Arthur Miller's captivating at6 p.m. at the high school, 2900 The band concert will fea­ ground arrangements blended with fresh lemon juice drama, The Crucible, to the Main MLKJr. Drive. · ture music from three categories: scintillating coumer- melodies that Combine cra~meat, may- Stage May 8 through May 24. Cost of the dinner/con­ *Five jazz band pieces absolutely drip with slick urban - cert is $9.00 tickets can be pur­ highlighted by "Bason Street coated production. chased by calling band director Blues." Avant's recent perfor­ Mike Knerli, 421-2080 Ext. 343. *Four concert band selec­ mance at Chicago's House of Blues This year marks the tions featuring the "Morning Ser- Members of jazz group are , left the audience screaming for 55th anniversary of the enade." Julio Ferendez. Jay Beckerstein, Scott A1ribush and Joel Roseblatt. more! *Five marching band Spyro Gyra will be in Cleveland on May 1, at the Palace Theatre Avant is a young man Country concert at numbers inc1uding "I Heard it and on August I, at Crooked River Jazz and Blues & Arts. humble, introspective and in touch Through the Grapevine." with his inner emotions. Hickory Hill Lakes Benedictine's band plays He began singing at the The 18th Annual Spyro Gyra to play Palace at home football games at Bedford age of five listening to the Jackson Country Concert at Hickory Hill * Pizza Dough Made Fresh Daily With the release of Road band of 20 years spent most of Stadium, at pep rallies and at other 5, Donnie Hathaway and Stevie Lakes (Shelby County, Ohio) * 5 Flavors of Delicious Buffalo Wings Scholars, contemporary jazz pio­ 1997 touring and recording the school functions. Wonder. has announced the complete * Beer & Wine Available neers Spyro Gyra prove that proceedings every night. Many Benedictine band Studying music and drama artist lineup for it's music festi­ they've learned a thing or two in The result is Road members continue their musical ca­ at Cleveland School Of Arts, he's 12718 Larchmere Blvd., Shaker Heights the1r career touring the world. Scholars, an electrifying musical val on July 9, 10, 11 , & 12. reers at the college level. performed in many artist showcases 2 Blocks West 0/ Shalcer Square The album is their sec­ adventure featuring 10 live tunes For ihe first time in 18 Two years ago a former and promotional events. 791-9444. 791-3452 ond live album and most exhila­ and a bonus brand new track, re­ years, the event will span four Benedictine band member, now with ''I'm seeking a career in Open 7 Days • Servlllg You Slllce 1959 rating release to date. corded at Beckenstein's days, Thursday evening the Villanova University band, con­ longevity, something for the people. and his BearTracks studio in Suffern, NY. through Sunday. vinced his band director to visit All of my songs express personal r---~------, Spyro Gyra traveled and Benedictine while the band was feelings, whether it be abut roman­ Also, for the first time I recorded the album using the lat­ in 18 years, the concert will in­ passing through the state of Ohio. 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Then we do everything we forgot that we were recording and can to accommodate our cus­ Put 30 Years of Experience to Work for You that's where the fun starts and the By NANCY ANN LEE tomers. This is the best lineup adventure begins." of stars we've ever had, and our To celebrate the release Allan Harris ticket price, per artist, has actu­ of , Spyro Gyra will American - born Allan ally gone down from the las sev­ launch an extensive international Harris is an emerging male jazz vo­ eral years." tour extending through the fall of A four - day ticket, pur­ ~ calist who recently released his We Clean: Window• • Slcylightll • Walle • Gutters 1998. second recording for the German chased by Jan 30th, calculates · Spyro Gyra's original We Power Ws•h: Home Exterior• • Patios label, MONS Records. . blend of soul, jazz and world beat to $3.65 per artist. 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