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PAPP, ELSA H.3 A??0RNEY 1 t6ltr , Appro.GergseECo. ls 1sr sroMAN Assr . PROSECUTOR --1965-- F 16, A-r-7 btrou pntMARy SEEKtNG posT orGgNEseeCo.CtRco.ruocE L Ae 6, A_14_5 -tecteoGeueseeCols 1sr woultr CTRc.JUDGE tnAeleLecrror Ae 22, A-17-t To Ee sr,roRN tN As MEMBER oF ALL-MAteGereseeCo.CE.geruoH --1966-- N 10, D-16-1 Etecreo rolo-yR.TERM I NCTRc.JUDGEST{tp trGerEseeoo.NSeuecrrc --1970-- N 7, A-2-' Rules rnar 17-mAN clrlzENs cD..ruRy sEcREcy ls uNcoNsrtrurl- oNAL --1972-- F 29t A18-1 SupR.Cr.RULEs sHE cANIT AccEpr oEFEitoAilTts PLEA oF GULTv ro DIFFERENT CHARGE UNLESS PROSECUTON IONEES-SANONER PAPP, FRNK F,: PEC.: ARMV: 0EIRo|I t953 Ac 24, t4 Uouroeo;OEr.
1932 PAPP.Gft'IRGE - OIL STATION - DETROIT Form 1656 lte Detrdt Nerwr N tl.t-1-3 Ferau-v s.Her BY DFITNKEN lloroRlsr N u N 14rl 34-2 RtcHnqo ${CCARTYTSI.IYER oF ABovE'EilDs o'.:,N LIFE PAPP. JOHN S. : CENITR LII.IE SOTOIER 1944 H ZUr l/-O 9br.ruoeo PAPP JC}SEPH - OET SO[,O IEl 1945 llbunoeo
PAPP - DET Ith 13, 13-6 llbur,tosorBets J6EPH - W 1958 ,lrve Frneo m 6or e Secnerr s-rqpl0rueo er Reo .J,^.t,i:i|l T Heno orsr AKEsp E ARErr.t, iilSl3liorr.orERcompuE4-G. oven e N 26, Roro 48 Broe.srercH-HoLMES --197r-- MR 8r \-24-t Wtlu rare OvEi TINANCIALLY rRoUeueoLtUqourQeprenRepenronY tneArii tt$5itLL.cAN BE RAlsEo ltl tuExr6wrs.t'h 11, G-1-1 ls ecrlvtsr lN Acrtol'l-J.ClnR Ap 16' F-1-1 NEw yo.r-Now srrnarrc 0rr-8.;131*tRurrwrvlf, rNvENrrvE rHEArEap cann -,91b! BrJEflfot li'r ;iii-io eciiei/ g-Dts rHtRD McNtcttous AwlRo-CaRn -1991- N 1, C-5-1 Ase70diedX03l- PAPP JULIUS GABRIEL,JR. - DET MARIt\E, 1945 7r lhuroeo ADMTTgSHOOTIT{G HI'SI]AND I !I ARGUTE T I 5c Or resrtuorv oF oArJGxTERr6rutLL t{ol BE HELD 5 FnEeo tN Kt LLt fic;sELF-oEiErse ?-l &ny sELte\rE rHAT IIARRENT srou-o EE rsstEo rg AAOVE o PLE FOR SELF DEFENSE 15 NOT BSLEIVEO BY THEH. ll 24, Lz-L FReE ou $trrro BoND HEARTNG sar FoR Dec. 1,3 [,tn 3, 5--5 Mr.CuerrrEl.ts-cLEAFIED & aequtrreo rr;;;+?i3;t HUSSAI.ID PAPP. M|C|{AEL J. : DEARBORN S0l"DlrR l9++ o 22, t-B-L Klueo tu [,lew Guruee
PAPP- NlCHOl AS: I tVoNlA 1972
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PADPA, JAI{ES DIWRCE: CAL IF. r960 16,0A-6-4 LF t,lrxs orvopcE FRoH crnoue Tneeorr Nou oN ,*,n. ,ol ceroue, raecorr,s rnrlggleernrrr- reilrFrEs rr * i3: X-jil, ,-, LA-PIcKs up FTNAL otvoRcE oEcREE FRoM lrtreCenoueTBEGoFF Jt 10, A-r-6 LA-CnnolETnecorp wEEps As HE TEsrtFtES AT HER MURDER TRIAL rrr{AT sHE LEFT mtm roRDa.R.BEnNARoFtmcr Je 22, A-12-1 SETTLES MALpRAcrrcE sutr vs.Dn.Ftrucx
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1992 o A L For Congress --II. Edit en{oSsement -L994- I\tr 8 B 3-6 N a seat the US Congresso I{ill n-rr for in 09 B 2_r Det.News endorses him for Congress, L2Llr District-Edit o16A5-1 Warren-Levin battles GOPrdisgruntled voters; Pappageotge' his opponent,may prevail-Parker --L996-- JL 24 C-1-1 Mrst hattle Sander Levinrs name recognition-Savitskie s04c8-1 He criticizes Sander Levin.rs acceptance of donations from union influenced by org.crime-LIUNA (Laborers lNternat'I union of n.America-Naylor -1996- o 10 E 5-1 He accepts debate format favorby Sander Lev::.n_.Savitlk;e 1998 Jl 15 C 4-4 Troy-Profiles on Pappageorge and Matt Pryor, running in primary for 41st District eeat;their etand on issuee PAPPAS, aRIlrUR G. : DETROIT Sfl,"DER 1944
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1l'loufloeo Fota 1656 , PAPPAS B@: MORR s 1972 slo, 8-14-1 HEs necunnErt iltcltrMARE ABour ABovE FAcroiy-ovERHEATtitG-- Ecrmer PAPPAS CAROLE : DISAPPEARANCE 1987
Body found in car in pond in tJheaton,lll. Carole, wife of former bb pitcher Milt disappeared 5 yrs ago Ag 13, B-1-1 Milt brings wife home for burial-0Urlian 0 g, A-2-1 Wheaton, I I l -Death ruled an accident PAPPAS CAR0LE A : WINNER r988
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'Ao A uos ANGELESIE ANo , OTi{ERs PLEAo CUtLfY IN OEFENSE KICK- BACKS-, oTHEns PLeAo INNOCENT. SEE "PAPAS,JA}.IESI. FOR PAPAS, D lMlTRl0S :DEVELOPER ADDrrroNAr, I986 )t r{-)-l s Ted Gatzaros plan to bulld 26-story hotel next to City- County BI dg-Markiewi cz
PAPPAS, EDWARD BAR ASSOCIATION H. : 1 998 Mr 11 D-4-L Pontiac- Head of,Oqkland Cotrnty Bar Ass. speaks against Michigan's drug lifer law. Mr 18 D 4-2 Slammed MI drug-Iifer law P PAS EDWARD J. : PROFESSOR 1987 r wsU speech prof rates Pres REaganrs lran-contra affair spe ech-Morganfield -1988- Jl 20 A-10-2 Mich. experts on public speaking give Jesse Jackson high grades . --Basheda PAPF t I983 '!t1 E-'t-tE 28, or Sr. Curor Siloeea cxqo lil sEATaEo oF Grnt Fi0Eilots sor AcE ,c n PPAS, FR GEoRGE - GREEI( oRrHCnoX 1965 Ac L4. V4-4 FEAOS PARISH AT CaMPEELL.0xlo ro pARTrctpArE lru Assfraprro'J oAr.{E oAy C ELEgRATTOI'J Aue 15-tsadramt
PAPPAS GEORGE: BOWLER 1970 PAPPAS,GJS: BAllDlT 1980
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SeeNs FED cRANT ron $58 mrLllon OerRotr Ceer TER AITYERS -1987- Mv 29, E-7-1 Happy wlth hls l03ft marble-covered waterfall at his lnternational Marketplace In Greektown-Capos 0 18 J-t-z He 6 Ted Gatzaros deliver on promises for Downtown.--Markie wicz -1989 Jl 6 Et-z Developers Ted Gatzaros,Papas to buy into Trappers Alley -Markiewicz S Z C-t-3 6 Ted Garzaros complete deal to purchase Trappens Al ley.-- Marki ewicz ---L992--- Ap 15, B-1-1 & Ted Gatzaros plan to restore stucco clubhouse of Detroit Boat Club-waldmeir Asked the Det Police and Fire Pension Board to move atread trith preliminary plans to invest as muctr as $50 million in an Indian-rur gambling casino-L% JL 2L A 1-1 He and Ted Gatzaros owe $47O,000 in back taxes-Sinclair O4B3-lNoDot Gatzaros & partner Papas ranked among largest coirtribuLors to 4 council membersr elecLion campaign-Bebow Papas have left a trail of hundreds or thouS#"o"1-Sollars in unpaid business taxes & other bills in recent yrs-Bebow & Sinclair -1995- Ap 11 A I-t Developers agreed to OK $43.lnrillion a ),r and possible new aquarium -Bebow s 06 A r-6 He and Ted Gatzaros, Greektown developersrhave lost Al1ey;failed to pay mortgage-R.J.King PAPAS SEE ALSO "PAPAS'; DIMITRIOS " PAPPAS , JAI\,IES : DEVHOPB 1996 E 18 D-1-1 tlas rebotrght Tbappers Alley rcith Ted Gatzaros-Kirg J] 05 B l-l llacomb Cty.prosecutor asked to decide if sale of St.Olair Shores' property to.Pappas & Gatzaros violates city charte -Puls JL 23 B-4-L -l4aconrb prosecutor wontt get involved r,'rith land dispute in St. Clair Shores-Puls N 24 A 1.2 3 C,asinc appl-icants not likely to be hurL by pasE debr wces ' .Wilson L999 ,ra t7 A r-6 Det.-he and Gatzaroa say tbey:re financially sound but Det . News i nve s t i sat i onls1 Bo$EpEf, pEiE"EI f r tlxes -De Hav en / Woolley Ja 17", A 10-2 Det.-He and Gatzaros borrowed from Det.police pension fund r tedl v-Dehaven/Wg1 t e' t9':t9 Ja i7 rl li-l Det.-Records show he made aexual advances to 2 women over past decade;he had to reveal it when applying for llqense-Woolley casino De't'-Hs rra 17 AII_7 an'i Gatzaros have many supporters who praise them for investing in Det.when many fled_R.HooverJa A look 17 A 1l_l at 6 Metro Det.properties held by companies con_ trolled by Gatzaros and papas JA 19 D L_2 Det.-Don Barden whose bid for Det.casino failed, angry after revelations of Greektown casino investorsr debts- ilosar D17A1-3 DeE.-Bethods he ar.d GaEzaros used t,o geE fed.money/ clear defaulEed loans rnay prevent. Eheir getEing casino license;in depEh reporE-beil..r"r, D L7 A g_4 DeE.XI gaming Com.questions how he and Gaczaros got money for AEheneum Hot.el loan;exEensive rpeor._DeHaven PAPAS, JAMES : DEVELOPER 1999 D17A9-1 DeE.-he and GaEzaros boughE back 2 of cheir own bad 1oaus, Eo aid casino bid;d_e_tails-DeHaven -2000- Ja L4 A-t-4 DET.-Along with his wife & Ted & Maria Gatzatos,enters into negotiations to seIL their share of Greektown casino- DeHaven/Yerak 2ooo F L6 D 7-6 Det.-MI Ganing Board needs more Eime Eo investigate Greektown Casino invesEors;wi11 give Papas time to se11 his inEerest-DeHaven F 18 B 1-1 In defense of Gatzaros and Papas-Ehey stayed wiEh dovm- town Det. when rithers deserted it-Pepper 1975 , CxerRmen or Bavvteur Yacnr Cuus aNitulr- Ponr Hunonr ro Macrtrunc lsLANo Re CE. PAPPAS JOHN: SCULPTURE 1976 , Roro Ypst-V/tNs ooMPTETtoN FoR 5- TON scuL P TURE FO R Br- UE CRoss BLoc t ru DErno t r-Cot sv -1977- N 27, B-1-1 D Blues ScUEPTURE uNvElLEo
1976 sHoT RIGHARO PLEAsAltr, SUSPECTEO ROBBERo --19e0-- Jt 29, B-5-2 Susperuoeo ron 1O DAYS tdrrHour PAY FOR ALLEGEO ASSAULT oF pR r soNER, CanlroruJo6pgqp.-Maatl r't DALE PAPPAS.JoI{N E. FLINT t9.33 Form 1656 TLe Detroic Neqrs S 9.r2-g lkt-o tru oFFER To MEN To suRN Hts pLAcE oF BUslNEss 5 to.t-a Mrru Qp6g ',ltuoeR TEsrtFtES AT TRTAL MR 7-.32-1 1H (3 TLEADS GUILIY I(} C}IARGE OF SOLICITATISI-L91a-- TO CIMMIT A 6oN;z'YRs RoaAt- toNAND $50 eosTri
JOHN HARRY : FRIISO 1979 , iR.Rnptos-J2, or CmtcAGo & orueR-s, tNDtcrED tN FRAUD scHElitE THAr cosr-Mictt tNvESToRs oven {6500'000. Jc 2L, o* GoRlptos-JuRY oEING sELEcrEo rNFEo.cr. Ae lf; 8:?a!f GoRmros-J5rCnr.1& otuen cHGD utrr BtLrtf,o 58 BarrueCneer RgsroErrs oeS5oOrmO Ae 18, A-12-7 QoBaptoetCorvtcrEo oF srdrrot.ErFtflEo O ,, A-1-2 Alvl GoReptos-Seuro.FoR sr{tNoLE oN iunentrANcE HE tcouLo GET
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PAPPAS, MICHAEL : STABBED TO DEATH 1 998 D11C3-r Dearborn Hts.-his car was etoleni police have 26 yr.old suspect but need car for evidence
1956
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1973 D , 1-1 t// ComplarNT By HtM LEADTNG To oHARGES oF ELEcrloN LAW FRAUo Acsr poLtrtcAL LosERs MRs. MARY lvlenrowtcz, aruo Doruato Mc- NuLry, DtsMtssEo oN TEcHlNlcALtrY.Mc lt'tttts -197F Jr 10, B-1-1 w Nlmeo r$ surr By Mlnv Manroyrcz ltro Dorrr McNut-rv cHARcTNG oEFAmATtoN oF cHARAoTERI $1501000 I ptEcE soucltr By pLArNTrFFs.WtLLcox --1975_--N6, B_5_4W vron MAyoR RAcE tr Gnnoer Ctrv '' '':illl- D 5, B-1-4 td JUOee MAy VotD.JURY GUILTY VEROICT AGAINST HIM FoR OEFAMAT AGAr Nsr Mns Jtlenv Manrowt cz-CAuFFl EL PAPPAS,PFC.SAIII T1. -- DEI SOLDIER r95t Strtt ltt Kossl 5 p A? 29r 1-9-1 SIoRV or mts-t ttc.Grtt s%:ot-g'' KezunlED trr Fo esr LAr$t Csr.tE:tERy.
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1973 N4, 1 -4 AruErus REstoENT, oouBLE ctrtzENr coNTRt BUTEO $t , 000 TO CRP AFTER Ap 87r 1972, lr,ro $11O9, BEroRE.PRoee 0N.KaNtoR N 11, A-19-1 House Pemel wANTs ro KNot RoLE HE pLAyEo tu f\mentcaru FoRErcN poLrcy rotdARo GReEce.KAruron -197b Ja 17, A-1-1 Gneer EtFTs ro N:xot{ pRoBEoi 5 nrcx Gneers rilowN To HAvE cot{TRtsurEo.KANron Je ZQ., A-1-1 GneErsl ctprs to NtxoN To BE pRoBEo.KANToR. Ja 27, A-1-2 Gneer.JUNTArs RoLE lt't US poLtrtcs qugsrtoNgo.KaNroR F ,, A-2-, orANs cAsE.KANron r4l,o9;?il.*, . .Qurzzeo !LILr9.HE.L, * wiii-Amor'rePRes.GeReubFoRots euEcrloN cAMPAIGN FU mei ae paRr orFlsHERfs GRoUP-KaruroR
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r988 t1y2, A-Z-i aide to Marylandcongressman$ OyDyson, commits suicide after revelation he was honpsexual. Wul fhorst.
PAPFAS, r'[LLtAM K. - DET SoLDIER 1945 F 81 25-5 l{azr Pn tsoNER
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PAPPENHEIMER, ERNEST : KUREAN I{AR VET 1996 Je03E -2 From Holly,ex-marine;he and other members of Chosin Few fighting effects of hypothermia;want disability/medical -Van Dine
PI\PI€RT, SGT EUER J. - Dfi'R lT SLI-DIER t95r 4, O41 P,eponrEo r?ouruDED rtt iiottEA- rro!pt[-i 5 6. 31.6 fG?usits FF bee.Gltt, -197e F 4, C-11-1 0teo F2 52 ^ae PAPE T T}0AS t EtECt IIUE r98l 42, t{tt@ Ctratttgn v-p. - 1 986- Jt I t, A-13-3 Says Chrysler dealers to sell lacocca autobiography, give proceeds to United Negro COllege Fund-Ahn -L993- J1 16 E 1-1 Says that Chrysler new "LH" mld-slzed famlly sedans appear E.o have come ent,lreIy at, the expense of Japanese brands- Hlgglns -L994- Mr L9 D 18-1 IIe and wife,Joyce,bullt dream house ln Bloomfleld Hill-s- Colborn
--!- 1947 r 1-8 Feces LOSS OF OEALERS LICEI,ISE R)R FRAUD IN T,IEIV AUTO Corstile rltrn Ht Dlxso{rmrc.m uiltquE ilEts& osED c€R -.|-_ 4 PAPRIKA, r 933 rlR 1s'z-4 e'T ftrtr:i:s GRoree Fo^sr .o*,r#i^t"il[r*ili u F 31 L?'? ARTH,R DENE' GRou6 ,, ,* [i]"4o- -L994- S29A5-3 Hungarian govt temp stopped paprika sales at farmersf markets-found contaminated nith lead PAPROCKI. TERRY ! &&rROER CIIARGE 1982 Je 25, A-10-5Sf Jl, or TRoy, reuo tr{ STRANGULATIoN oEATH oF r[FE PATRtctA ,e-Krnev Jt 8, 8-6-2 E Flces muRoER TRt AL ^ PtfYttts 1947 Cunneeo utTlt PUNISHING HER cHtLoREN BY BURNTNG THE IR Jr- 2 Puursrco cHTLoREN By suRNrNG FoR TITEFT oF EoNEy J! PLEAOS INN@ENT oN ARRAIGNMENT t 7-t F6UND Cullff:T6 BE 5ENTENCEo Ogr 8-
PAPRoTZKI,ARNOLD C. - DET SoLDl$l 11941, & 15, 21-6 FRe,eo rnou Gea.pnlsou cAuP
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PAPYRUS : 1996 D3O E 1-I U.M. has largest collec-tiion of papyrus in New Worldi a plant used to make paper in ancient times-Bates
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Form 1656 Thc Dotroit Ncvr IP 28, A-5-l Lee tl. Crandell, N.i. vlelt dove anil flads aattvee tatelltgeat aril frlendly !& E, b?_L Shen cerilbalE neke Eoqpee, tbetr ltves are rore coqllcated tban they appear to be - Craadall ---1975-----iglt, g.-7.21 TO SEVER TteS Ulr r AuStnettl ttrl !{oyE FoR lroepgno- EN.E' s14rc-10-1 - FA'AUSTRALII o-lr sepr 16TH 75 TO CAlil INoEPENOEiIGE s16, A-20-1 Ponr r6nesev- PrpuA As -1EJ$7f_tl_urE .fiff , BB{t. tlgf Ge NERAL eL Ecr t o r{ s I l{cE I ]{oEpEr{oE %"Fdtff"T".IJ?lo, ri 4 "s" 981- ' .lL 11, R-1:1 Larus-lrer: Conrasnce Depr otn Nonroill Henmant TELLS ABOUT .CYRS HE spEND rtrenE-Kelru _Lgg4_ My 22, A_10-1 MEllagen-young nat,lon wlch ancient, tr aditlons struggles " 1998 JL 20 A 1-o1 Vanimo,over 1000 killed by tidal h,avei death toll could exceed 3000 JL ,24 A 5-1 Vanimo-hit by aftershocks from tidal wave (from undereea earthguake) ; 6000 missing PAP KEVIN 3 STU0ENT 1984 N 10, A-11-1 Cl.aRrstolr Corrnurutry ScHooL TEAcHER REpRtmANoEo FoR ATTAcKt rirc Plpuca 17 PAPtreA, TrhOltE: DEIROIT SOLD|ER 1944 Foro 1656 tlS JUl E J-J liffir* Fnetrce PAPTJIONG WINSTON 1993
Fotrnd slain in 8500 block of Kenney nith gunshot wotn'rd to the head , p6sgg-49rFREt€H EMpLoyi oF MTOTARRESTED & CHAfIGEO W I TH SUPPLY I NG M I ITARY & pOUITICII- INFORMATION TO TA LARGE EASTERN POWERE s 25, c-9-5 Atlesrgo tx PARIS FoR pl'i'ittiG MILITARY sEcRETs ro EAsr Europe polEr Penls-Srvs r{E spv€D ,o *?'ffiftt By ]€LpmG ,o':,,1b1;#irllilr?*, !O ATGQICTN lNFLr€ilCe JL 8. A-12-4 rARIS-USIVICTEO S Spytitc & SENTENCED TO L'FE tr pntso,r
PASUETE - PAQUETTE P A QU E T T - PA,QUETTE CHARLES E I 945 F zz, L3-o UlbuNoeo Ae 12, 13-3 Mt ssr ruo
CI{ARLES S. - DET SOLDER t945 , Kttl-eo rLuxEmsouRc PAQUETTE, DEREK: SEXUAL ASSAI.]LT 1992 D4E7-2 teen charged with sexual assault of 4 students at the sch-, ool whlle his father was in charse. D 20 C 3-L I?averse City - Was orderd to st5nd trial on ctrarges of raping 3 female students and fondling another by Judge I'&,Cormick. - BeVier PAQUEITE, DEREK: G{RGD !ilfTH SHNAL CONDUCT I 993 Ag24B1-5D Leland, Mich-A L7-yr oId girl Eestified that after Derek, son of the headmaster of the Leelanau School raped her, said tYou should never have tnprote,ted sex" anb kugh6d- BeVier A,g 25 B L-2 D Leland, Mich-Daughter of prosecutor appears for defense to discredi t teenrs accuser-BeVier A,g 26 B 3-6 An a:rest warrant IttEIS issued fox a Bloomfield Hi11s girl hrho failed to appear €rs a defense wLtness 1n the rape of Derek As 27 B 1-6 D Lelandt I'lich-Found innocent of raping a 15-yr-oId student- BeVier PA0JEr. EDI|ARD HJILDING |I'ISPECTOR: tARREtl ilP 1955' ousreo As iutlorxc r.spEoroR & ..krn L.itclhrr NAcGo ro fi*3'1,3';loo- tlfl:l-r f, erarcs VA ron.Hrs currER As BU,LD,.G ,*"i:.?* btur-, Crlt-eg BEFoRE Go JUf,Y lr Herrer-Dtozun 1950 , LOroOt(Er.C. tDaruv trletr- eAILS €NGAcESENT RtilG Our OF cu5 oM5 u{lcH VE SENI FIAilCEEo lHOilASlf'rA f;ULgEN
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PAQUETTE' AJ}IES 3 RAPE CHARGE 1984 Jl 5r A-1-'l LAtrs-]ltcn Sup Cr ro DEctoE LEcALITY oF RAPE LAw BAsEs or Pa querters clse & ANoTHERo Plquerre sEllTEt{cEo FoR RAPE oF PRE i*ont uomAr lu 1980-Cltrl -t985- F 2, A-14 LANS-flllcH SUP CT AFFrRttEo cONVrCTrON-FREEOMAN P ETTE J0SEPHT : EXEC 1987 D 3, E-1-1 Named N02 man at C0nsumers Power-SEdgwick -1988- Mr 8, F 2-5 Resigns Consumers Power job, Lakes CEO job aT ptriladelphi Electric Co-SEdgwick
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PAQUETTE, LINDA : VERMONT CATEOLICS FOR EREE CHOICE L995 ila 06 B 5-4N VErmont-Supreme Court reinstated lawsuit against REgal aRt Press who wouldnrt print for abortion group PAQUETTE, MARTI{A : HOUSEI,JIFE 1994
Ftar Rock-rites peririon ro fi1;3;';?3hard Jones ar his drunk driving arrest '".# Ag 30 B 3-5 w ;:FIat Rock-Her recall petition rejected by Wayne Cty.Elec. Com.rshe'11 refile with new language .1995- Ap 14 B 3-5D Leacler of carnpaign to recall FIat Rock malor,Richardlones arraigned for making false statements
PAQUEfTE, NEIITON u.: RETIRED EIGINEIF: I'||0{.HIGH!{AY DEI'TJ960
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Aaove CouMENrs oN ?HE Sxonr Frrcen CLUB oF lto"rx A9*tao-14-1 -l)12- Aa 15t A-77 Stlre Arrcs erpAtrslol PnocRArrl FoR 15-Yern oLo oR60-SutosTRo,.r P.iqLIli,i, J0rlir C0i"i I',7 IS'ZI 22, ?-1 Artd.iewg Titn Frerl. Osber3laus aiil Russe 11 ' letr'-ters in Joi:i;,. prieon brecLk lerst surilt$er r r:iv 11 1! i;p 1 years eich to ioli.ci''r e:rpireLtioti of tir-ey t;e : e serving wben they broke ,:rison , teris 'truetyr given .luctge galuley {p Za ; .Ca;r1 Ho''ian, I to c years Ior 41CI'11'19
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Qrvru senvrce Eueloves Courvor- U.orF rc, o,-, o=r^n,5rlo+rl;til1or Free Coutt'rsns.THAT pRolvrorloN oF ABovE BE RESCINDED BEcArrsE ? orxeRs xlo LoNGER seRvrce-l,Explll Jv 21,, A-19-1 3r orspurEo pRortottoit mAy co ro Crvruex FoR oge tstoit 1976
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BELEAsES Ailea.GeRnloKesr.2fr Q l- S-.Vlets 11 DAys AFEER oApruRE tru PlneceL BATTLE F 5, A-2-, :HtNA ENFoRcEs sovERElcNtrY cLAIM To Aoov-E &- wlFtttS.Vrrs NoT To cLAtM Spnaruv cHAtN F 1Or A-16-1 TrnFrEer KEEe I NG eyE or,rcn I NE1r isli;$;rt 191%_dF-fPoRAcEL Slrcom-US HELptnri S.VtET spy oru PeRacel&Hetruaru lSlaruos rHnu RAOAR P I CKET PARADA FRANK J - HAI{TRAI.f,K SOLDIER I 945 [fr 27, 13-5 thunoeo PARADA, RAYMOND RICHARD : TRUCK DEATH 1987 Jl 2, Bj-i Utlca-age35 crushed at Utica school warehouse PARADE COMPANY I NC r989 0 8 A t-5 cBS drops DeEr s t slow' Dav t _Ibq1!rrivlns rRibg"lliloor.t Kirk A. Hendrlx named new pres of Teh Parade Cornpany; is asst. cqnniss.of Pacific 10 Coll.Athletic Confer -t994- w2582-t Was asked by Det Renaissance if they would be interested in nrnning the Fbeedom Eestival. - tfilliams -1998- s 16 c-8-1N voltnrteers from the Parade co. helped Moscow celebrate its 850th anniversary.-Llowk N 24 D r_6 Det.-it expects to end year in the black;was deeply in debt;Red Wings & Wolverines helped in turnaround-ilosar N25C1-3 Report on 9 new floats S PARAOE PUBLICATIOIIS lllc. r973 Ja11, 0-13-7 To ee AcqutREo By Boorn NeulspapeRs ----1976----Ja 21, F-2-1 Boorn NEwspApERs lNc. cLostNG PLANT tu PttlLAoELPHlA. 1973 , DC---Rep Les Asprrug D-ldlscrsAys MtLtrARy spENT Too r4ucH-- {[25r000--To BUrLo spLTNTER-FREE REvrEwrNG srANo FoR BRAss TO l,,rATCH pARADES nr FORO HUaCXUCnaTARIZ. PARADES: CALlF0tr{lA I 9s6 r 23. Snt.t RANCISCO.OFESTIVAT CT PRTENESS{ PARADE XEI.O AP 22]si -l 986- D 1, A_3-l Pasadena-the l0th 0ccadional Doo Dah parody parade makes fun of Tournament of Roses -1990- N 23 A-4-3 L.A.- Hollywood Hlgh band was once so bad it was banned from city's Chrisrnns paradel band is b"h gOeiriitg resoect. Pasadbna, Calif- TournanmenE of Roses parade was Milli Van- illi-rhe Do lt Yourself t4illl Vanilli Bandil lip-svnclno '1991 - MY 20, A'3'2 1 mlllion llne Hollywood streets for Operation Desert Storm pa rade. 1969 U N'1 t i''-1 r - f,loNrnsaL- lvl rurcEAL vEToES SAA]TA PARADE- RE,ASOIJ FEAR OF V I OL NCE. PARADES: CIIIM 1991 s 30 A-3-3 Military stages first parade since 1984 in support of countryrs Connrurist leaders PARADES: DETROIT: EDIT'ORIALS 4991 W 3 B-2-L Time for a big parade to welcome troops home from GuIf.-Edi PARADES DEIROIT: II{ANKSGI\ING DAY I990 N 14 8-6-4 E Jennifer ErizzLe, 10, of Port Huron, will ride on floaE featuring toys which she designed ior statew"ide contest. N 19 B-3-4 Jeff Montgomery, parade spokesman, seeks volunteers to wear tbig headst in parade.--T\^rardon N 19 8-3-6 2-day gala evenE starLs with party at parade float studio on Wednesday.-- Tschirhart N 2L C-6-L Some eating places along parade route.--Silfven N 21 B-3-1 lDot torphanedt Last-minute cry for volunteers fiIled sorne 40 giant papier-mache heads N n C-L-Z DeE News reporter Carrie Dowling wears L2-Lb papier-mache 'big head' in parade.--Dowling -1990- N 23 C-1-4 64th_4nnuq! parade went off with only t hiLch: Ctrilly Willy, 30-ft helir-un filled penguin, ended up in Lakb St. Clair.--C,olernan _1991- J I 12. B_l_5 Art Van Elslander tries aqain to rescue parade-Eng 0 10, B-1-2 Thanksgiving Day Parade floats for enother year-Skwira N 6, B-1-5 To 2000 seats-Atkins sell S10 N 25 B I_1 Detrs 65th annual Parade tops a weekend holiday feitival -Bradford N29B1-1 Desplte weather, Metro Detroiters still delight in the j33il-.'"sJ2H4'r3r,il0t", ,H:Jif ft?J.,1"*":%i'.'ffi ',i"?""#,"'r'"; 4 Metro Det won $500 scholarship or saving bonds and a ctance to march in Parade-Art Van Slrare Your Parade Story PARADES: DETROIT: THANKSGI\ING DAY 1992 Mail carriers from all over Mich gather"a rtJtf{rt ?;; B3H?: inn 66th annual parade-Gruber -1993- N 09 B 5-1 Michigan Thanksgiving Parade to be on natrl TV this year- Serju N16A1-2 EuIa Grooms & Dpnald Lozon belng married on weddlng cake floaL in 67th fuinual Mich.Thanksglving parade-McClear N18S6-1 Det.parade back on national TV;lntervlew wlth Kirk Hendrix, president Parade Co. N 26 A 1-2 Eula GroomsrDonald Lozon had wedding during T?ranksgiving Day Parade-KCole N 26 A 8-1 29 degree tenperatures and 13 degree wind chil1 couldntt keep fans away from the Parade-Brand-Williams -L994- Ja 10 C 3-1 List of top finishers in llth annual Thanksgiving Turkey lrot & Gobbler's One Mile! N 22 B l-lE Mario Andretti will set pace for Detrs Parade-Greenwood N 25 B t-2N 58th Annual Thanksgiving Parade-Nord s-28 D-3-5 Students grade K-5 invitd to enter float, or baloon design parade. for I'fust be in by Oct._r995- N or A r-3 Photo Caption-wil1 be 6 new floats in this yearrs parade N 01 D l0-3 Heads 'N'Tails progr;rm lets businesses sponsor one of papier-mache heads in parade;gives them publicity;costs $500-$1500-storey N0lD4-1 Description of some of thelparEltlp?f,tErris year's parade- Greenwood PARADES : DETROIT 3 THANKSGIVING DAY L995 N22D4-L Where to park during parade;also shuttle service avai N2aAt-2 Highlights of parade;this year, called r'Ameri-ca's Thanks- giving Day Parade N 24 D L-L 80 million across U.S. turned in to Det.parade;69th year -Storey N22 HzL A iristory of the Detrt.,it- Parade Nolau N 22 H 4 t VoiunLeers puL pat'ade first year round Greenwood N 22 H 5 Jinrnie Thornpson finds creaLing floats is his drear.r job Greenwood N 22 H.3.L 7 new floats and three new balloons join pal-ade...Cardenas N 22 H.-5..i Your guide to event.s aL lhe parade. N 22 H'.8-1 f.fih..R&8fiifgUg:led"S9g6acorp. mighL be conirnunil- i996 N 22 H.L0 i FloaLs and bands help put peopie iLr holiday spirit. N26D14 Jamie Grassmyer and Erank Carnaby will walk along wich winning float designs N 27 D'2 4 Chiij-y Wiily fan cl-ub gets to ride along with the float. Durfee D 1, B-5-1 A Hit Parade, inDet.Thanksgiving Parade-Edit -t997- t4r 4 c-3-4 WJR-AM named official radio station of the t997-L998 America's Ttranksgiving Parade. 0 09 C-8-1 Parade volunteers in full swing for the 71st parade-how parade lovers can start early-Bondi N l0 C l-2 Report on preview party 11/9 for 7'lst Thanksgiving Parade- Lewis N23Bl-2 Preview of thi s year's para&; it's a tradi Lion f o'r som,l- PARADES : DETROIT : THANKSGIVING DAY 1997
6 new floats this year;details-Lewis N 24 C 2-1 Daniel Gamache,T,Dbn.Hts.,wins parade float design con- test-Lewis N25C1-2 Nearly 1200 volunteers work on the parade, including "eque trian escorts" who scoop up horse manure-Lewis N25C8-1 Guide to the parade; lineup, maps,etc.N ?8 A 1-2 Review - drew record crowd-[,{ilson/Brand-Wms N 28 A 13-t Comments of spectators-BrandiUgg. N ro B r-6 AlittleofHudsonrubblewillbevisibleduringThanks- giving Day parade on TVi city won't hide it-B'Hoover 1998 N17A1-2 Det.-The Temptations, muEic group' will be in Det.72nd annual Thanksgiivng Parade-Cohen N t7 D 1_2 Sharef family among the hundredg of suburban residents who join Detroitere as volunteera for parade-Pardo N17D1-2 Preview of the Barade N 24 D L-6 .* Det.rtl9lF"885"t8 EBa y""r in the black;was deeply in debt; Red Wings and Wolverines helped in turnaround-ilosar N27CL-2 Det.-Report on Det. Thanksgiving Day parade;1.5 see it-Cohen/Garrett _Lggg_ N 16 D-L-2 DET.-D6troit Tigers join lineup of floats-parade facts- N 25 E-1-1 DET.-Parade takes on celeb appeal-one of 4 to be televised nat. ionally-Kiska PARADES: DETROIT: THANKSGIVING DAY 1999 N 26 A-L-2 DET.-Parade takes path of city's rebirth,from new stadiums to Rencen-Kozlowsk i/Pu1s/Jackson oma - PAMOES DETROT 1899
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600,0OO expected at Mich Thanksgiving Parade. Daffy Duck to help lead parade N25, B-1-2 D iscussion of floats and Than ksgiving parade. Tschirhart. N 26, A-1_l 60th annual parade on CBS TV-Twardon N 28, A-1-1 65o,ooo cheer Thankssivins p?5E9:-rruber ErTo?[i ,-,-, 22,000 watched St. Patrickrs Day parade along Mich Ave-Ben ett Mr 17, B-3-1 0rganizers of Thanksgiving aprade plan to rent costumes E equipment to others to help offset mounting costs-Smith -1967- Je 27, B-1-2 Mlch Thanksglving Parade to incl papier-mache heads of f us Mlchlganians-Weekt .19, JI A 3_z 3000 march to end violence, members of S0SAD rally at Kennedy Sq-Russell S 1 B'3-2 Lans.-Head of state AFL-C!0 predicts renewed enthusiasm fo Det's Labor Day parade as hard times renew labor's spirit. 0 12 B-1-2 3,000 march past scene of 1967 riot in Walk for Justice.- Toy,, o 18 B-l-l Thanksgiving Parade route changed for better image.--Wald- meir N2B-4-1D Gannett Foundation boosts Detts Thanksgiving Parade with SIO,OOO grant N 8, 8-6-1 Parade baloons to chal lenge People Mover bridges for THanksg i vi ng-Tsch i rha r t PARADES: DETROIT 1987 N 23 B-3-2 Thanksgiving Day parade gets new route, new look.-Greenwoo N 23 B-2-1 Suburbs also march to a Thanksgiving Day beat.--I,lowk N 25 B-t-3 New route, new look for Thanksgiving Day parade.--Walker N 25 A-1-1 Graphic of parade route. N 26 B-1-z Thanksgiving Day parade no longer marks official arrival of St. Nick.--Ourl ian N 27 A-1-1 Windblown parade attended by 610,000; People Mover riders look balloon floats right in the eye.--Kocieniewski N 28, BJ-? 1988 parade would Iinke festival, evenEs to parade-Kocieni -1988- Ja 21 , BJ-5 5 more papier-mache head characters addes, more nominaEion sough t 14 r 12 A-1-2 Maid of Erin beauties ready streets folSt. Patrick's Day. tlr 12 B-8-2 St. Patrickrs Day parade will be 4 days early this year. Mr 14 A-1-z Hearty crowd won't let blustery weather rain on St. Patri- ckrs Day parade.--Wowk My 20 B-3-Z D Broadstreet parade 6 festival puts communityrs best foot forward.--Woodlee l|y 22 B-7-1 Photo of Broadstreet Community Outreach annual fBitB9iO_S Car parade 6 boat parade added to Gr Prix festivities. DA rade. Ag 21 B'7-\ Carnival/ Detfs version of annual Trinidad festival, to be African World Festival at Hart Plaza. PARADES: UETROIT r988
31000 walk for justice in annual Focus:H0PE march-l{alker 0 28 A-1-3 Caricatures of Rosa Parks, Henry Ford, Bob Seger 6 Chas. Lindbergh among Thanksgiving Day parade features. N 1 B-2-\ 62nd annual Tbanksgiving Day parade will feature as grand marshal jazz great Lionel Hampton.--Prater N 2 A-l-2 L.A. Lakers bkb great Earvin rMagicr Johnson wi I I be grand marshal of Thanksgiving Day parade.--Martel le Nl2 B l-2 Hol iday parade still lacks permit from city-Bailey N 15 B 3-3N Thanksgiving Day Parade to travel planned route-Prater -1988 Nt8B3-2 Fezzywig, new thanksgiving symbol for Mich N l8 E l-2 Santa Claus wi I I visi c Ehe mal ls-SEarkman N22Al-2 Thanksgiving Festivals N 22 A 4-l parade Thanksgiving Route N 25 A l-2 Parade: Sun smiles on floats, 900,000 folks-Kocieniewski -1989- Mr 8 B-l-1 Jailed IRA gunman Joseph P.T. Doherty to share marshal duties in Det St. Pat's Parade with priest, nun.--Martell Mr 13 A-1'2 Folks lined Mich. Ave to honor St. Patrick in Det. Mr 30 B-3-1 N Grand Prix parade set for 8 p.m. June 16.
-1989 08At-5 CBS drops Detrs rslow' Thanksgivlng Day parade-l/aldmeir 0 g, c-l_5 Thanksgiving Day parade promoters still hope to get parade shown national ly-Twardon N 17 B 3-l-N Parade on PBS, CBS dropped the Det parade from Thanksgl Day llneup N 24 A l-2 Big parade was c-c-c-cold buE fun-53 Thanksgiving parade -Greenwood N24Al-4 Channel 7 steals show from Santa-didrnt see when Young hands the key to city to Santa Clause-Thanksgiving parade -Greeriwood -1990- F 12 A-L-z March, ra1ly wl11 honor Nelson Mandela who was released from prison in so-Afrlga,qfter. Arrlga,Still_, 27 yrs.
March ln Det to celebrate rel-ease of Mandel_a --Zel er STo 1990 F15Bl-2 Mayor Youngl 'Tears came to my eyesr when Nelson Mandela was released'-2,000 march in Det to honor a free Mandela -Martelle, Bailey F 15 B 4-l rFreedom for S. Africa means freedom for Zambiar-Bailey tlr 7 B-1-2 St. Patrickrs Day parade set for 2 p.m. Mr 11.--Tschirhart t{r 11 C-3-1 St. Patrickrs Day parade kicks off Irish Week. l4r L2, B-t-Z 32nd Annual St. Patrick's Parade set for Sp-{3r.$:t!i Mich Ttranksgiving Day Parade has cut its budget by 25% & laid off employees-Vance llr 15 B 2-5 parade bd OKS sflending cut-Vance t4V 7 A 7-Z n g' i flner i uyA' EA r €a ls ;;'o!? If f a, t3 [3 [",PE5lra t r [EoM86 fi3?o "5tB -1990 Je 15 S 2-2 Fans can rally rround their Eeam, Ehe PisEons ell over town on Monday. Parade beglns at l2:30-Twardon Je 15 S 3-lNoDoE Same Je 18 A l'2 NoDoc Police are ready for Pistons Parade Je 19 A l-z rNobody can touch themr-Hlgh-spirl ted fans salute Plstonrs team wl th parade, huse Pa I ace ra I I y-Ml ""=\i$tt rj:i Nearly 200 hispanics march to promote political uniry among Cubans, Mexicans, Puerto Ricans and other Uetfq Qe(rqit hisoanics. Ag 15 E 7-l Nei^, f inancing wi I I hlep f loat debt for Thanksgiving Parade -Bennett Ao 17 B l-l Art Van is tsanta' for ci Ey parade-ArE VanElslinder's $200, 000 gifE helpsd meet payroll-Bennett PARADES:0ETR0lT 1990 As 23 B l-2 Mlch State Fai r Parade- Fai r Schedule-Tschl rhart Ag 31 , A-5-5 parade Labor Day routes. S 4 B-3-2 50 unions, 2501000 marchers parade on Labor Day.--Cannon N 13 8-3-6 Volunteers needed to help build floats, be parade marshals & ushers -l9gt- Mr 6 a t-z 3lst annual St. Patrickrs Parade, known as Ehe lrlsh God- father, strut down Mlch Ave in DeE- Sweenelr lO C j_zll fhousands of revelers expected show up for 33rd annual St. Patrlck Day Parade l,lr Il B l-3 DesplEe snow flurrles, Ehe lrlsh eyes were srntllng ar 2 hr >arade- I nqersol I -1991- Ap 19 B 3-2E Thanksqlvinq Parade preparations-13 new creaElons arrive from town ln I talv known for the papier-mache-Bradford Mv 5, B 1'2 SOOO celebrate Mexlcen bravery ln 1862 battle wl t'li French- lngersol I t\t ?3 B L-2 fte city of Det wilJ- relcore l.M Stmn otrdies with a pffide doln lrtrcodmnl, Jr.ue 29, as pat of 33at arual Det{rlirdmr FLeedcn m -L9L- Je 2 C 3-2[ City askirg allMidr rrul7ttry, othr grups to join its Det Salutes Its
Resenris t s, RCIIC uni ts, high sclrool, college bands, dri I I teams others, all help honor PersianGulf war vel-s Je 2l B-t-z Sqne loca1 ministers call for Metro Detroiters to boycott parade honoring Desert Storm troops & profest hrar.-- Bailey & T\ardon
-L993- Mv 28 B 2-L Etrgene Owens is on a mission to bring baLk the real of Mernorial Day-Franklin Je 04 B l-2D NAACP's "Walk Down Woodward" taktng place June 26; ates Martin Luther King's l"Iarch ln Det. l-963-Esparza Je6C2-1 National Miss ionary Baptis t Sturday Church- School-Congress Largets plight of blacks in U.S.Meeting at CoboCnt & parade -Esfurza' Je 27 A l-1' Crowd of marchers contrnemorated Kingrs march down Woodward in l963rybsterday;watchword today is econqnic justice- Coleman Je 27 A L4-2 June Witherspoon, 3 daughters and one granddaughter marched Sat. leach had different perspective-Hamada S 07 A 1-1 nodot. UAI{ marched in Mich.State AFL-CIO Det.Labor Day pa.rade,led by Mayor Young S 07 B 4-1D and onein Hamtramck to celebrate Polish on PARADES : DETROIT 1994 -1996- Je 23 A l0-l Report on celebration of Auto centennial at Cobo Center & State Fai rGrounds,"Great Amer. Crui se-In"-Howes/Durfee Je 24 A 1-2 I400 cars/trucks in parade through Detroit, Auto 100 Para -Hurt N 18 A..1 2 fu'che;: leads narctr through city in Lhe Walk Against Homelessness. -L997- Mr L7 A 1-3 Report on St.Patrick's Day Parade along t'lichigan AVenue 3/16-woolley Je o9 A r_5 Preview of parade to celebrate Red wings Stanley Cup vic- tory-Pu1s ile 11 A 1-1 Report on the parade down Woodward-Tobin ,Ie 11 A 1-4 rmpressions of the parade -wojnowski Ag 20 S-4-1 trrlolverine Business Association i,lobiliLy L.{arch Lo promote black businesses.-Jamerson '.:,.,,. PARADES : DETROIT 1997
Report on rally, west side "$t^qr- the Violence, Slart_ lhe Love,,. sDonsorli Uv NAACp -L998- tly 27 C-3-1 DEARBORNjMaTch will couuremorate 50 yrs of Palestinian dis- possession Je L7 a 9-r Det.-STanley Cup Red Wings parade planned;map-Hackney .Ie 18 A 1-3 Det.-red Wings fans started linLng up for victory parade the night before-Little/Hurt/Hoover .Ie 19 A 1-1 Report on Red Wings parade-Wileon,/French,/Hurt N07C1-5 Thanksgiving Parade can be previewed at benefit concerti details on ftoats 1999 My L4 C 8-4 5/L4/L932, mayor joined huge parade against prohibition- Zachar1", PAffiES. : GREAT BRITAIN I M' 7' 50'8 FoLrrtcrlL pAMDEs SANNED ln lottoor [E!ffi r3ui'fr H'ia*,o'-1tt-p-tu*'=,;gr$'t1iifr ry-,"- Lor[DoN-4O yqrltQsrERs ceLLApsE TuoAy tN HEAT ouRtre eeReoi or 181900 C^OETS OEFORE [fuTC OT EOIIUAUNGM UHO CUT CERSMONY SHORT -1990- 02781-2 MIch Cathol lc Central rs marchlng band wi I I strut I ts stuff for che Brirlsh in a New Yearrs parade-Bratt PARA0ES: lLLlil0lS: 1956 ) h CA€O.PARADE HELD FOR OPEN t{G OP 3rx lrrc,nrtlr L 0 ARY SHOI 'ODAY spR r..cF r ero-l, ooo u, r o.. HEHBe *s, on^JETE13ffi .-.*,. t^3S, f,1;f*, AGST ALLEGEO TI'ASTIVITV I$ C$IqATII.'G THE RECESSIoI.
F' r-Eo 9l lq Eq* r w ! .,. rn ., .:v., r ry "iil3P?*-f nit^l3,rliff"il., "" 8il3IEL8: [lffiT' ["U;lf ^,n ^E'".*,, c ^,,Rr ;;* :3';^Ski-^ "^?Yffi--t985-- Je 8, A-6-2 CHICAGO-|'Welcome Homert the counoryrs largest Vietnam veter- ans, set for Friday. Je 14, C-15-4 Chic-Thousands cheered as 200,000 Viet vets marched in a rWelcome Homet parade PARfiOES - lllCilrcn0l 193,3 ffr't#iS*. rir?E B*,1 r,o ?triiilffi* ,, u ff ^F,#B€t*.o Pdlll+it+ry HoLDs aNNuAL -*' ,jd_ii'r':',-oor. ,.P,3i,ffir. o, Rrvep Rouee{otARv lrrepurrL g!$Sglgr LABoR oav e6r[9.*Eli-a Bav Ctw ,ARADE cELEBRATEs Sr. Parnrcxts DAy- ai fz, ..-L6s VD Dav pARAog pLANED ev A0l\trIS lr Henrrnauo< Ae 14rs Ponrrnc-3o,ooo sEE Smra O-rus xene ro-D-Ay rN uELcorurE .'R-3iu?"f* yes r urrr-z7rr 4nr pARAoE nEiilffifir, nr,r.i! Stri'3.r."ro,,- "oo, ^ 3A fEsrlaanr€orooo ro r{arcH pAFAoF HqR' 'l- trT l-t Perroe to eE F EatrriEo lrt rimn AL toll iEYtEr-19598 e lc€llrll 2REsE*lqp w Gmssg Polrrc Fexre Beet Cu6 A CID-C1 &toSse Pol^rlE_Feqe .f^6lll F-+a su tlerncornftoto L.ltereirr ^; "-dil'ffi^r 0^r r*^3!'
) 1973 , ,loae rHar,t 50 lrnlo-AmERlcA,'t soct'e1-iEs ANo oRGs lN srATE ro e/TRTtCtPATE lN DETROIT OBSER-VANCES OF CO-t-Ut4eU-S Day rOruo o lth4co.rrBus,Ay panror ,*8.;;:9#; i' ,,,'-J,!u-* DerasoRil rRAFFtc ro BE RERourg?gFoR sHRlilEns fiARlrf,, a_z_l Oertauo Co pectFtsr cRP PRorEsrlNG PARTIcIPATIoN oF lllLlr uN trs t u Ml cg \,Jeer PARADE-T$I I RHART -1980- .Jt- 5r A-1-2 Honroru Bev-1lmlru pARADE rrrr{our BAND-KERwIN t'dr'H:rl, corur.reus Day f DEr pARADE j#T:-- €meen or l,hzt cRoup pLAM'ANTt-lsnlel PRoTEsr^t" tN So$fHpgglp t ou l'&v 10. --1S1-- Ae 221 B.r-1 JewtsH DEreNsE LeAeue sets lrs REAoY FoR PIJNNED PRorEsT av [,hzt cRoup ar lsnaEu lruopEroErucE DAY PARAcE I u Sourrrt -l$,2- .rf 41 A-1-J ,OrOm rflED Porrlrols Supea- Bon rSopen m'fg: 'e3fEF BoE ithooeru ltlcLourg Sreeu voRKER sHolrs suPPoRT FoR Ft-RM ir-r-piiroi--rriu TnErron - -t98r- Ap 14r B-6-1td LtvortA To HoLo 9lrra pAFAoE Nov 19-Wenner Jru 5, A-1-z Gaaoen maars arrulv-McNAucHroN Crrv !0rr N ,, 8-6-1 l11 HoLtDAy pARADE ron LtvorutA sET ron Nov19 ti ?.7;e A-1-5 rJ t'l .ts? ANIAN$JilAL pl\EAD E-l(ERt;tl i'ir\ct{lNAc lilnttr' oFFEN:s^-F'4r.a 1sr A-)-4 P ARA'E r m Lr ro*i*1984----$t18' Crntsrmas ' -1985- Ap 28,A-4-2. -oarade to honor viet vets Ap 29,A-11-3 theer Vi et vets r985 PARADES: MICHIGAN My 2, C-l-lE St. Clai r Shores Memorial Day Parade canceled F1y 23, E- 1-2N The 'Floatable Boatable' river parade in Rochqster canceled [:::'vets are saluted in Dearborn- lJ t^lyandotte's lndependence Day Parade now 48 yrs old-Watson 5' A-1-in "','#ilj3 recap of fourth celebrationr-t"il ,a, A-18-tD 100,000 unionists expected for Labor Day parade down Wood- ward-Kerwin N 21, B-l-zN Rochester's 34th annual Christmas parade to be pared-down- Schwartz N 21, B-l-zW Leslie Lupo is coordinator of Wyandotters Thanksgiving Day pe qads-Wukovi ts -19U6- My 22, E'1-2W Area residents expected to flock in record numbers to para es this Menrorial Day, with largest parade to be in D'brn- Chin Ay 27, A-t-l D'brn holds Memorial DAy parade with 4,000 participants-Chi n sz3,B3-z Ann Benford, Jrd grader at Hickory Grove Elem in-Blmfld Hills wins float contest N 26, B 3_z Roy l.lise of Warren to be Santa-Walter -1987- Ap 2\ B-5-l t., Tip 0rNeill will add a bit of lrish to Hamtramck parade.- Gebert Jl 5 A-3-2 Precision briefcast drill team is the rhottest thing in 2-pc suits.--Silverman Agl5,Bl\-z 25th anniversary of lnternational Bridge. PARADES: M!CH!GAN 1987 N 23 B-2-r Det. Thanksgiving Day parade not the only one in town; suburbs march to a beat of their own.--Wowk -1988- F 23, B-5-5 Patriots parade in PonEiac af Ler Lt C0l t/ll I iam Higgins kidnapped in Lebanon-OUrl ian Jl 5 A-1-2 VP Geo. Bush parades July 4 in Wyandotte, land of the Dems. --Woodlee 6 Kocieniewski 4S 27 B-Z-1 76 kazoos lead big parade to benefit leukemia research indowntownRoyal Oak. -1989- Fty25B-7-l Memorial Day parades in metro area l,ra"{rrrg B l_z Metro Detroit Parade on Memorlal Day-Lopez,Bohland,Hill Jt \ c t-2 Ma rch nq fo r freedomr 5, sakerHuntlngton Woods put communi ty I de od rade-|llarEe!!e -1969 Jl 5 Bt-z 52nd Annual Wyandotte 4th of july Parade-Greenwood 0 30 A-1-3 Birminghamrs lst mounted policeman led annual Halloween Parade 0 30 B-l -3 Police Officer John Heppner,32, is Birminghamrs lst mounted pol iceman-- Martindale -1990- t4y 28 A-t-2 Parades are teary tribuEe to patriotism.--Christian Jl 15 A 1-5 Iraverse City - Rain falls on Blanchardrs parade. - weeks s 4 B-3-2 Holiday parades. bring parade of politicians, too.--[,Ioodlee -1991- Mr l0 A l2-l T11o usends Eurned out Sat as Metro Det conEinued a sLrlnq of ral I id to cel ebra Le Ehe a I I i ed vi ctory i n Opera rton Desiir t S rm tn Perslan Gul f-Mlch State Fa i rqrounds-l4cClel lan-Ang-
00 pggpie end.d s l"' f a*: .;*:eii t ..r"rusetrn rlo !"3;1 reddy Bear Picnic on grourids of McFadden-Ross hgu5"o ,_r. Several people, includlng Franklin pollce grabbed andpulled on Thunderblrd convertlble rolllng down hil-l- durlng Labor Day Parade; 8 hurt & tot had head injury S 4 B 2-L Brake fait_ure ruled ery "::_t6i9i::J"" ifiri'i * L L Warren-C,elebrators in Santacnrzan-Elores de l4ayo rupted by high w'indsris May flower festivals in w 22, A-7-L Listing of Memorial Day parade activites-Greenwood w 26, B-t-2 Roctpster-Tladitional Mernoiral Day parade helps city er from gas Je 15, B.L-2 t the ,75r)'L aruriv of PARADES : MICHIGAI{ 1992
March gzl,7o12 eB"vl-ir, r,.r"- lng snub all 3 pres. candldates-Frank11.r, O, A,4_z Repllca of "Nina" (Col-umbus' shlp) to be ln Wyandotters 4t}:. of Jul-y parade, made by Downrlver's Itallans-Dowllng -L994- S25CL-2 Pontiac Central High School marching band participates in ttPeace in the HoodH parade N L4 B 1-1E First- ever EasLland Holiday Parade-Pu1s NL 7B 6-L N Same as above-Puls N L 8B 3-L E Grosse Pointe celebrate the holidays with 2 para desMt. Clemens 19t.h annual Santa ClausParade I by Ted Lindsay -L995- l,ty 11 B 3-5 E Llarren - Council voted to have a parade to celebrate 50th anniversary of t{t{tl either in Atg or Sept. My 22 D s-2N Hundredsrlvlet,ro det.walk to celebrate 57th anniversary of Js-ra_el's independence --1996-- My 8 D-5-4 C-elebrate Birmingham parade will be trtay 19-Ftenctr conmurity groups banning conrro\rersiar grHp3otl#L**- fuls -Lss7- JIo4 AII-2 Preview of Fourth of .IuIy Gay Parade in Gay, Michigan- Greenwood S 23 D l-2 3Dot ME Warren and Cneter Line to jointly host l2th Thanksgiving parade 11/29-H.Fracassa D 07 B 3-4 Rochester-Preview of city's annual christmas parade-Durfee preview or U.M. cnumpionJiiitr.,o.ourrJi.?3ot,,lifr 0,"0, r t/tl PARADES : MICHIGAII 1 998 Ap 22 T-5-2 Harrison Twn- Restaurants team up to start Maconb's annual rites of spring.-Pardo My 18 D 1_3 Birmj-ngham-Report on annual Basset Waddle for Rescue par- dsffi e5 ufi3f;& s tltdtft : tI r, EBtf; t;t "fft "fJ,?" - HL3 ? *;3u3, from Bruce Post VFI^I proposes to girlfriend-Cardenas vty 26 D-3-2 PLYMOUTH-Parades in Nothville & Plynouth honor war dead wi Zl-gn salute o 20 D 3-r Livonia-parade's sponsor, Lj-vonia MaIl backed out but coalition of businesses,/leaders will host the parade 1998 N27C5-2 Warren-?review of Metro Detrs 2nd-largest Thanksgiving parade - in Warren;their }3th-Fracassa L999 My 05 B 6-Iw Det.-Gordie llowe will be honorary grand marshal of Ham- tramck's Polish Day parade on Labor Day W 20 D 7-28 Elint-Re.port on parade honoring hcrnetown athletes, fabu- lo,rs 4 "Flintstonesrr at D4SU anr6ng them N ZL B-5-2 WARRm{-14th Warren-Center LIne Thanksgiving parade-Fr FaM[ES: fEt,t toRK r 939
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* r l 1 " J----L}5!.- - AP ^?3. 2e4 NYC-45rx Dtv.oN c'rMtNG H)ME FR.KoR€A pARAoEs tt.t ctrv;25 ,iF Tnoops h1966 Ao 2a, A-ttQ NY-Veremns or Foderru:rru wARslirARs io*fgE?rg€oirmoe to, oFF .rlrl,a69;rcgttt636nrs NY Pot-tcE sAy rilLL No LoNGER couru? rrtuMBER pEopt.e tN pARADEs As oF LAsr Sar.MvlJ-NewspApERs ltAo ro couNT NUilBER AT eARA suPPoRTtruc Gls tru Vrgtrem 13i A-20-1 Trouseuos oF peRsoi* ;lSlffipFrrrr o* TI LUTE OF lsnlslrr ---1g,lg-- S 4t A_b5 $ji-il:{,i? iiqffi;,X: 'JITJ :1'# rqr tn.r + "':'fil}iffi-198,b Ao 161 A-4-1 $ff-2 r.ilLl.lor cHEER OlvuptArsr FALL oF soAFFoLo !{ARs rnl My 8, ,A-z-5 NY-25,'000 Viet vets marched down Btoadway i,n ti,cketr-tape pa rade PARADES : NEW Y0RK 1986 Ap Zt, A-tU-l NY-Sky-written Turkish flag above parade sets off panlc. Some bel ieve Libyans were attacking -1988- Je 27 A-3-2 100,000 marchers at l9th annual Gay a Lesbian Pride iiarade confronted by about 6o-5gg[Lerdemonstr"jl.i; A 5_t NY.New York wlll import clcker Eape, put on a happy face -Mandela in Amerlce-Reynolds Je 2l A l-5 NY-Races joln hands, chanLlng rfreedom' durlnq Mandelars visi t-OeRamus Je 2l A l-5 NY- 800,000 turn ouE for maglc moment wlrh Nelson Mandela -Jones-Mlrchell ! I -1991 -Ap l' A 5-4NoDot CirvLn'J-u-n;'l'0'plans tlcker tcpe ptrade for Persian Gulf w6r veEerans
NEI,I PARADES : YORK 1 998 s 6 A-5-2 Million Youth March ended Satr-o:day with a clash between police and participants. PARADE:0H10 1990 0 15 A 4-t{ This weekendrs Ewo day Great Outdoor Underwear Festival was Ehe community's Ehlrd PAa+DES : PENt'SYLVAlttlA 1947 ,tA L. 2< Ir,lul.$.rens PARADE Jaru 1 t$r B{[-A. gEAGEo .fu t31 t4.2 $.'lu!,rlreRs. ENDs rN rro**i5itiltili. -, 'ARADE D 3L'- 7'7 Pur.o-ryru: ffi.r,raens pARADE urrE*'3^? pHrLA-$t iorERs HoLD pARAoE roo^y ji];j-li* Pxtu-JuoeE oENrEs [,lEGRo REUeEsr FoR turut€TroN To BAF I{AFcHEFS ustiG BLACKFACE UAKEUp rr [Ew YelRrs Dav-#:t*r-r, Muruens PARAoE -1988- My 23, A-t-l Nodor Phila-rLouie,Louie' parade drew rock fans PARADES: RUSS IA r989 0 30 A-3-1 lDot This vrrs Soviet mi I itary parade markin g Oct Revol ution wi I l'be smal ler reflectin! severe defe ns e bot cuts N d A-3-4 Patriots celebrate Revolution Day, rad i ca ls dissent. 1970 , A-5-1 Rec E qru Housroru-HousroN AMER I cnru - LeQ ! POST VeTS TO HOLD PARAOE THANKS roJ.Jores wHo PA to$2'5O0 PARAOE PERMIT FEE 1991 My 15 c 2-6 hlash's gulf celebration will be a blast Je 7 A 3-3 lDot Helicopters land on the Mall,tanks rolled through the stree ts and 81000 gulf war veterans crovrded hotels & college do- rms to prepare for Desert Storm parade in tfash D.C. Je9AL-2 Persian Gulf lroops get. a rousing welcome home from a grate ful country
DaoAlEe . UICC I tal 1943 Form 1656 JE 30, 15-1 lbluwrooo- ougN & Jorfisrn Pu? otr clEug aARAoE As oPENlm-sGEl{E lrr llEr FIU! Ap 18, 1Z-4 Dmescus*Eo tllcs FLy t.r syRtA pARAoE -1958t- -1970-_ 06, .R_4_IRnce Housroru- crrY oRDtNANoE PAssEo ro Llmtr PARADES BY ANTI IJAR GROUPS PREVENTEO AM. LECION FR HOLOING VET. PEREOE -1$1- i{r 17r A-{-2 t661gx-piorEtrERg SrourED Airrt-utLlrAiv sLoclir8 ouRtsc FAR AoE 8y tri, FnercH & BnrrrsH occuprrroil rRoips 2l? fw{* DC-ltOnE THAN 2IOOO MARcHERs ?oor To srREETs tN lirLAsr ERA TTALKATHON|I TO RAISE r'tONEy. _1982_ i.In 15r A_4.{ PLO panaoE I N LEBANor,r - 1985- My I , G-4- l HoChiMinhCity,Vietnam-Parade marked l0th anniversary of Communist victory over US-backed S. Vietnam - I 985- My 25, A-3-1 Parades, services, travel mark Memorial Day-Dowdy Jt 14, A-8-2 Pol ice form human wal I as they attempt to prevent Protesta0 members of the 0range 0rder from making their march. -1987- - F28,A-3-5 Horse bolted thru crowd injured spectator at pre-Mardi Gras parade in suburb of New 0rlenas' Mr 14, A-l-3 St. Patrick's Day Parade tomorrow l(r 14, B-l -1 Michfs lrish to descend on Corktown tomorrow for 29th annua I St. Patrickrs Day Parade-Gebert My Z, A-3-l May Day parades in China,P0land, Sri LAnka,S Africa Jl 8 B-l-l Photo caption, incorrectly I isted hometown of Blue Coats Drum 6 Bugle Corps--group is from Canton, 0hio PARADES: M I SC. 1987 As 23 A-16-1 Chi ld injured during church-sponsored Hispanic parade in Boston when truck e float collide. -1988- Ay 21 A-3-2 Louie,Louie parades to raise funds for Leukemia Society. A9 15 B-4-3 No-dor Grand Rapids-Float honoring Viet vets joins big parades. N2lBl-2 LongEime worker, Charl ie GeEtel repai rs Ehe pates of par- adefs stars-Twardon -LggO- S 4 A-3-1 NoDot Parades mark U.S. I-abor Dry-t99t- Mr 12 A B-l Combar ln the City Hall over a tlctory parede for Eroops ls worse Ehan the Perslan Gulf l,lar.DispuEe beE Councll E Mayor Young on wha t da te-Ed i t -199t- Mv t5 C 2-6 Wash's gulf celebrarlon wlll be a blasE Mv 19, A-3-1 Thousands honored Gulf tJar vets aE psrades "5?r?1 i.Hii., Arneriea Loves a Parade-dit -g92- Je 29 A 3.3 Act Up, one of groups in Sundayts "Gay Pri-de" parade ln New York Clty -L994- W L9 B 4-L E My 19, B 4-1E Detroiter (Grosse POlncers) Mlke Stapleton & Ralph SKinne offer parade floats SAM l" s K)NEY BROKER 1978 Wttn penruen Jtmmv SmtrH PRoMlsE tlTH A FEE Seex Anea MONEY TO FINANCE OR INVEST lN ITORTHWHILE PRO.TECTS lN U.S. PARADIES, DAi{: OIdNER 0F ATIA}IIA-based PARADIES SHOPS 1993 D31A1-5 Eaces mail fraud and bribery charges related to dealings at Atlanta I s Hartsfield International Airport-Vlasic -t994- ' Ja 11 B 1-6 N Prosecutors have subpoenad the cmpaign finance records of l&,Namara&Blaclsrrel1. -Vlasic 820C8-2 conviction of Paradies wontt jeopardize his joint ventures contract at Det Meto Airport-Vlasic .I{ETRO VTNTTJRES INC 1991
Assumed the managernenL of Det Metrors concession stands on April 1; prices for ifems are touted as Ehe lowest in the naLion. - McClellan -L993- My 18, C-3-2 Has 19 store ri-tes,' at airport-Henderson -L994- Ja 27 B L-ZD Wayne Cty.reviewlng contracE forglft shops w/paradies-MeE lDan Paradi-es conticted of fraud-Vlasic -L994- 820C8-2 Conviction of DanParadies wontt ieoparidize his ioint vent- ures contract at DetlletroAirportlvlisic N 11 D 3-4 To open shop at Metro by mid-Dec.-- Airport NL3DL-2[arkiewiez 3 new retailers move int.o LC Smith Terminal:Mark- iewicz PARADIES SHOPS INC. 4991 E 5 E-2-3 Retail_lt-rop" at Det MeLro Airport will undergo $2 mil facelift in pact nith minoriLy-owned Det firm Metro Ventures Inc. --Nehnran -1993- Ag L2 A L-4 Black Slate canceled plans to endorse ArthurBlackwell II or any Mayor cand. Paradies involved in bribery scheme-Trent -viasit D3'1 A1-5 Owner Dan Paradies faces mail and bribery charges related to dealings at Atlantafs Hartsfield Airport-Vlasic -t994- Ja t6 C 3-2 E Political donations Eo McNarnara & Blaclarell questioned at trial. I-a L6 C 8-1 no dot Atlanta - 3 officers testified they made donations to of- ficials. of Paradles Shops -L994- F 0l_ B 1-6cp Execs/in Atlanta wrote checks to campaigns of Wayne Cty. offlclals ;company pald rhem back,they testified-Vlaslc IS LINDA DAY : BONE CANCER I
Ready lo give up on life, her brother Oennis becomes a donor for Ehe bone marrow transplanE lhaE she needs. - Benne t E PARAD ISE RAY}{OND : lsr r 980 otsoRoERly coNDucr Jt- 8, C-18-1 ld & oruens ARREsrEo, GGvEN HtcH BoND DURTNG GOP couv-S Cetr'r Jr- 15r 8-16-1 D Fneeo PARAI) 1964 ResreuEo As AssGrArE DrREcroR or ltsr tNousrc,o.'rt3{,Bi'';l ,o*. stMtLtAR posr tN ESTABL|SHING A MtsstoN tru Bosroru --1969-- Mv 11, A-12-1 SAYS BOSTON SCIENTISTS ENJOY THE!R U'ORK MORE THAN DETROIT A UTO tt'ORKERS-MN TVSER |dfip&xxrx BIRD 0F PAMDISE 1940 A6.lr a-7-L irEr{ spEcrEs rour{o ro Nery 6r*[orn 1656 1964
TlroeVauuev, CqL lr .-ConsetterroN Ar RD VANISHEO UI IN SIGHT OF GAMBL rlG & sK I RESOnTS PLAf{E FOU]O Oil MOUNT AINSIOE TN Itsv.-rr-r- SanJose,Cel t r. -PrssEflseR LIST OF PLANE THAT CRASHED TrxoE, lGv. lln 2 t SaruJoss,, Cel r F. -17 peRsOT'Ts UMBLE TO GET AgOAFo PLAT{E ,FOFCED TO TAK€ IflOTHER FLIGHT.M ISS TRAGIC ETOIiG I'lR 3, B-9+2 FtN3 Mt roem;ttlgv-!,roRKERs BEGArrt L@K t f\'G FoR 85 DE IN I.AKE IAHOE Taxoe,ValtEyrCALt F-No suRv I voRS-a I RLINER ljl
Mtroer-FlcoHts wERE srlspEuoEo gv Fgo.Avtar coNr.ro REHryE BoolEs FRo,r ItrEcKAGE oF cRAsH * rEr9E5*5 ,luc h:i-&B*.^ys F^rJLry r3ArHEr DArr correrBu?Eo ro crr.E nvaCovgrNw Hencx lr'f,4- rHtcx KtLLeo 85 pERSors ^r*-rilE - RERADISE F00D @3 t94t - t^S* tT^ z r,.N.3 r,oirEn HuRr r* .o.o,o[T? ,r. r.6 BS Busr-ar ABove t^to To FAUL?Y cofis?Brs?totl"01^#' SAYS Jull4tu lttEl0rosH & 21. zo-1 liirc,.AvE rE,RcHA*rs NorrcE GA5 rru BAsrEi{Estrs slHcE ExPssHr: jEfByE Qrrv muo REsporsrsr-E rN cAs BLAgr AT ABovE F jr 71L{ Gouncru Acrs ro AVERT AMTTHER GAs r.rArm ExplostoN ' 1970 PAR , Louees, csrr I Nc_R#rrr ron Easr15r, tF:.r?-r lllip*"r Srepeil "idl Veanon-SpRtNGrcELLs sroRE ts ovrgo & nur ev Sreve LouPEs. PARADISE ISLAND 1987 Ja 26, c]-z Escaping the chi lls-Whital I PARADISE MOTOR IIOMES : 1999 Ag3B2-1 Warren-rents RVts for road Erips;report-Ha11 PARADISE VALLEY LIMITED LIABILITY CORP. 1997 Ntr 2L A 1-1 Former mayor Young joined with 14 partners to form above, to lobby for casino license-Weeks Mr 24 D L-2 John Dlvi$fii#rpson, preeident of above thinkdrr the grouP of 15 /(tiatedl are representative of Det.-Storey Mr 27 E 3-6 Correct,ion_Max Mixon I of 16 partners in above ie construc- tion iournevman for Det.Board of Ed O 26 B-L-Z Adds-more jobs, retail space in $780 milliorr p1an,-DeHaven ' o 30 b-1-2 Paradise Valley/Rio, Trmp plan splashy casings. -_DeHaven N 2 A-15-4 Coleman Young hasn't attended any pree conferences' is an unseen force in casino force. N 6 C-3-6 !i:"r"*il;#/tLt',983'#.1ffi #zoaB0',flPI"t"and120tables 1992 Ap 3 B 7-1N INvestigation of death of construction worker who fell from the roof of the Capitol-Freedman PARADYNE 1988 D 28, C_2-3 Larg0-Eo be acquired by AT8T PARADZ I NSK I DR. NDER O3 OPTOMETRIST 1 , 16, Aeero . syRep . JoHtuB. Sosuow"*titto ArnaPor r s, 1 --1947-- Ja 14, 5'1 NlttEo pREs.oFh/AvaleCo.Socr Erv orOpToMETR I srs __,1955__ o 28, 41_5 FlvoReo FoR vAcANcv trMtcx.OpToMEtnvBo.opExA!ilNERS --1917-- o 26, 2-8 RsAppro.ToMt cH.Bo. orExam t NERs I uOprouerRv --1958-- Ja 51, 6-4 Seulre cotttFtRlts Hts Appr.ToBo.orExlmtNERS truOprouerav --1981-- F 23t B-5-1 Dreo F 21 er 11. PARAtr ! NOL, l,rAl TFR ! POI I qH 1989 As 29 A l-3 50 yrs ago this wk Hitler,Nazis invaded Walier Parafinowicz s homeland. Nothing would ever be the same agaln-Pfaff 1969 Ja ,B-1-1 HrnEs J.BEaruaRo SpANN To REoRUlr INNER clrY woRKERS Mv1{, B-B-1 e4 TNNER crry BLAcKS AT ABovE coo HAVE BEEN FIREo FoR vtoLATtNG uNtoN GRTEVANcE pRooEDURES- cAtNoR.Mv16, A-24-1 *'" N E D P''ff - ' J :? fi :', :l[ J 5' ::, i,- : fi :: i :j, I ft : !e',' \1f,i' srRtK'ERs ro RETURN ro woRx-GAlNoR Je B, 8-14-1 )vte plRM AeovE & BLAcKS otFFER oN REHIRtNGo- GAlNoR. PARAGON HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT INC r988 COrrection of Jal5 8A photo caption, Rlchard Terry, Bill HeEtinger, Mickey Briggs names involved I993 Owned by Bob Eox, vrtro is a major sharetrolder and president of Brass Ring Productions rrrill be joined by Mike Ilitctr in its restoration of tlre Royal Oak |fusic Ttpater. - Henderson
MICI{IGAI{ INC 4991 e Operator of Mountain Jack chain is purchasing 4 MeLro Detroi! restaurants from Ckrarleyts Restaurants rdrich filed Ckrapter 11. Je 23 D 3-4 Rictrard Sikorski, owner of charleyrs, has accepLed purehase agreements Eo se11 4 restaurants to Paragon wtrich is con- Eingent on final inspections and regulatory approvals. - Silfven r968 Ae 2'1, A-10-1 Aeove RENTS BUs ro rAxE MEN ro wonr-Catn B.H. - PARAG0N STEELC0RP. r 965
To euruo A 100 sQ FI a PL ANT & OFF reE aLOG AT HoowR AT cosT oF $1 , 350 :ffil; 966- Mn 2?. ,L1 2-t Det.Crrv Q o oOF EY A D ABoVE-1 tiloul-o iE r Mt4UNE TO T AXAT I oil ON M- PORTED sTEE L PEND NG FURTHER AtO rS-FAuqrr.rl -1979- Je 22, B-1-2 AErrua oRoEREo ro pAy rN.ruRED 16r HamnEns $zmrLLroN DEsprrE poLrcY ExprRED Ar PARAGoN-rt9BzLE Ae 10, B-7-1 Lteutotrrr{c trs BTJStNESSo To cetse opeRATtors BY Eito oF YR. S 5, A-l-'t DteruuracruRERs NArL Barr op DEr sues ovER oEFAuLTEo LoAN -1981- An ,t, A')1 Crter HaRolo Mnner suEs MNB, sAys BANK TRtEo ro BtLr Hts CREDI TORS-LEE PARAGUAY : ARI\ff 1992 Asuncion, parqguay - The conrnander of rhe army have been ctrarged in a car smuggling"r'dl;.fii;t" ring. P ARAGUIS - CABINET 1W3 Form 1656 The Detroit tt"*. A$ I6e 58-d Membere of oaDl"netsBellserlo BelvanolalJenoaLmo Zfitzarreta, E1l.g1o Ayale, Rod,olf o Gonzale z; E[:Lseo Daroga, N 18, 1-12-1 .ebsenoeGonzalez named actlng nlnlster of flnanoe drllrlng of Elteto Ayalas ogrrc. iEsro*e *Jir1t13"t Crelrgr EEstcus To pERiilT REoRGANtzATtoN w t3t22' rtrErRrqc FEDEflA,E & J,Ar F#tff; R.sror --L94O- F 16r332-l,ltrE Caeuter FEstohts AT R,:euEsr or pRss.Ger.&se Esrle{anre!!r-a-: 6 rrr :0, z-o F3F"f4, lJ:-+3frl,.suli3ffi '[EU i :,t3-;Bt[flf,ffi[^!,f*Ia ---1941- Ap Eantne cABt$tET EslGNs tg, 3zl.:fj tFser tN cABtr€T o PARAGUAY: ELECTIONS r989 My 1 A-l-l Opposition claims of vote-fixing clouds election of success or to dictator Alfredo Stroessner, ousted I mos ago My 1 A-l-l lDotX Same My 2 A-4-l Asuncion-Gen. Andres Rodriguez wins landslide victory as pres. in election opposition says was marked with fraud sourh Amer narion elecri*!'?;r kr civitYlr'r+"3-:ince ir gained independence from Spain in 1811 My 11 A 4-L Juan Carlos I,,Iasmosy winner of pres election r.:i t4v L2 A 4-L Juan Carlos lifts exile ban on AlfredoStr6essner My 10 A 5-4 Historic vote a Eight race t0t6 - ruSslA 1956 Eoeen lnsrRAr AccusEs socrEr ErroAssy KtDrtAptile,, 9.*3tti,Lt FAFAGIAY - FOR. REL. . UNIIED STAIES t94t a LeND-r.EAse AGREEIIENT sroNED ":irf6j: F 12, A-10-1 US protests tear-gassing of US ambassador p PIBAGUAI FOR.BEL. - ItsUGUAY 19s0 Mr 17' &5 Accepts Unrguayls proposelr cleotslbe step tab to settle d.lspute over forts - J.W.Mtte - r936 6 (IlufiRtes REcocrtE Govr oF q&Thtffi. FRAts o1937-. F 3.324 Plmeuev To rrltnoRAt{ rn telctle-of tblloils o t& hecoeNrzEs ret'r veNezur*,r ;;l&flil "ri i;: BnrreltrBoutvtlrAnce rtitA To coiltliluE orpLo0.{Arrc RELATIoNS FlrH ABovE I 936 PARAGTAY - G$rERii,ENF ,ecnsEs co*rrrv r rorar.rrenr^, grAtgfer*rr **'|ffift€- col.t(rragg FRAa{cors yEARs oF pnoresr & exrLE *aa^att1'r!'-2Ltt-J-2t kEs.t(^rAEL Fmrco ft,ncED ;13?Iil;.FELrx offiJliSfro srress'o l'lL.arr'.!sE F.Esr ro.", riilffi rtn, nr*Err, r.o5gl'aflfu*t PRes. f.,rlonr{tco ASSLtt"lEs FULL por,rERS ovgR paReeuayam edvi ps!. rs r N r r, *. ffi6i=:'.:*""'' ::" {*i?i *' * ARMv & [,lnw suren-.r,.;;; rHErR LoyaLtIJggB[: Hle ruto tff5PeO:i# Govr Pnes Hreluo i,'oRtrtco REs|GNED Eg$l#.j^s Oi. L_,112_! ttslczueu AssErGLy oEmou$rEs esoiE es REGrtG or ustdpeTiof & rEnmn Asrnrcror{-,Frs sr^re o, , ,Ii'irfi' Asunciqt-Pres Stroessnerrs",ro--lf;f govt cracking down on criticism of his rule -1987- l,ty4, e 8-z w Asuncion-dictator si Iences radio news station-Montalbano iARAGISY - ilrulcmTlotl I 935 Fona 1656 F 4ot-7-3 3r-HtTE RU53|AN3 tAElrA Up tAEt l"Aflo3 ---1939- cxlrce lN lt{MtcRATtoN LAWS PRR-Eftlts 3c[) JEalsH .rr,*.tar&-?*rr*, o,u JA 8, 4-4 lltrB HtIltT" cHr Rrarur REAFFI Tn* o[*t-#8i-io.,"o Il 13, 1-41€ S.Konea ro sEND 6o rorrure, loT3ff- PAMqAY PEOPTE I 933 *t :t";'f*'t'f,rA*s rN cnaco o,rrfiLilfifr&Tix'we* wrr5 #,iflt1o oramrr rErEEs'{EN ,o * r' offi:|3ilil. o, *rr#-?a#?;i-3i *rno 18 ?9.-4 &uj€eotpe [bus [opez ELEC rE o ntEu, PREg.AP L7 15. 1-8€ fREs.tErrre l,bt'es Lopes sconm tttr As pREs .lrlY L4 u2; 3-2 rSERtOo cHAvgS ttA;aD proflStoilAL PRES (ievEs JL 17 , 5-2 Fneoenrco EL€c?eo "reilfgffiiit Ot'lLY c^rolare lue ros A r Re s-cr m.ALrneo srn',er*e., rill33offio.r, rx"e9reloiotF.* .r- eD PRESID^ENT oF AEovE JL t2r.L54 Asultcrou-Gen.A' rReoo Srnoessuen llrfis ELECTToN As pREsroErqr oF ABovE Pnrg.'ke uues Denpsren t{clrrosx & Roe.r K.Om,.r.*".*rtio1i.23i3*n, U.S.. lr lNAtcuRATtoN cERErrNt€s oF NEtt pREs.FoR aetvE Auo.l3rx rc 16 -197r- F 12, A.7-2 Panecuevts Lowc-rEtcNtNc pnes Gefi Aurneoo SrnoessNeRr t tNs AcA rN. -lp?Ij-^ F lL AF16-1 Asurororl Fo"notov-pnee. Aurneoo srRoeseren i[:t^*r:i:f* AsutuctoN-Geu. STRoEssNER sBroRN--liN To Hls renn -1983- F-6ru 7, A-2-1Al[ Asuttctolu-Ger Alraeoo SrRoEssrER uoit vtcronY lN cAnPAlcN As PARAGUAY: PRESIDENT 1989 F 3, A'3'2 Asuncion-Pres Alfredo Stroessner ousted, Gen ANdres Rodriguez takes over in coup Ap 3O A-B-l 2Dot Asuncion-General Andres Rodriguez expected to win David-and -Gol iath election My 2 A-4-l Asuncion-Gen. Andres Rodriguez wins Iandslide victory in election opposition says was marked by fraud. -1993- Mv 11 A 4-L Wasmosy Juan Carlos winner of pres electi6p- . . As 16 A 4-L Asurcion, Paraguay-Juan _carlos lrlasmosy, cons truction engineer, shrorrl in as president Strnday LE99 Mr 28 A 9-1 Asuncion, Paraguay-impeachment trial of president Raul Cubas contirrues. deadly demonstratLons 3,i2'i a934 ,bupron oARRreors oF ABorE ;;t3?IE'r.*orrlLl3#* 6owo s 7.24 lour,rgRqJpntstro To REsToRE Cou.RlilEL Fnanco YO PRESIDEi{CY.FLARES IN PARAGuAV S 8.19-3l4Ul- Regets ousrEs, @Yr.BAcK tN @NrnoL s 9i 2-2 &, sra Pnes FeLlx Peiva oecnegs rlitrtoil-t{toE 2 r00s sr gJ#srgrstER H'!s EORCES CRESH@ A REVOLT -5 SQIELCHES LATEST REVOLUYIO]I Loial. Tnoopll pREvENr REuTRN oF otc?AtoR:Ccusr ReBELS N ?rL1.2, rcE Ft SE E Cmr.Cletlc to [opez REI'OLr LE,ADER D a,$1 Gow a PUYS omr @anruut 3r UPN s its .r-r-! 9,44-, PFrdf.s KI CJ.EO S 39: lfus Paes tibnrrurco DEcrr\RE, ,**r,^r-iltiflil5o *r. #, t?: lbi' g,[33HJ"LillIr9'"FJi3E- tro oF M,NoR mi* u#r?tiil;.'F,u 4suructos-6 DEAo, 60 ARREsTED As Rer/oLT |$GFUBEED-Ih i] I.e;f l&Bs 2 AilYfl'8H1.8$T,',uJUFEl$$ 8[.Hg'':'': ffi tf: row. 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ARA MICHIGAN r656 P t A GeNE Gazuev, DNR, wanrus oF MoNK eARAKEET tNvAstoN tNTo MrcrreAru.BRAoroRo -1974- Mv 1r B-1-1 Id ALLeN Kolroru& vlFE, Ltruc Px, nETURN rnov FuontoAr FtND AN- TENNA lq'IRE SPLIT AND FRAYEDi SUSPECT MONK PARAKEETS.LETT. -19788- Jt 22, A-Zr-l 0NE-ueeeeo Btur-v soucHT rrrr Tnov-TscHTRHART 1972 , HaRrFoRo, Coruru--ARcENTINtAN !MPoRT THRIvES I N Mtcn; CONTRO VERSY STIRS OVER !'HETI.IER OR NOT IT EHOULO BE K I LLEO OFF TO PROTECT CROPSo I 946 ----' Mns GOnOoru itnEEtEn Losei ]XiB-IARATEET fr&'#'- rouDqt*ARAt(EEf .tDEr'trtFtEs Hts ADDREfr *.Lfl6EB_G$rEs i. bro e hrEilua'*rursE'o.*r*^rltffi rHf.lieli, nDurro rtrere$$frI 1* :- Tr:il:sirE_a [hnnv $rtusolrrltsrnorrERrToAcHEs AsvE To rALK-LueEtx o 2z.t_3 REOoRD RUNS I{ILD A5 IIAI TRIES To IEACH PAM(Egrs Hfl TO IA1X DrunruEss tnreRruerrou^. oIffii33ifro*ou.or, *."o"5 fu"13:3," oN MARKET R€coRDs ro rEAcH 0eove, ro rali JL 26.6-1$l Aeove Ttlrrreesr crm;oTruotlr tHE GnElr" orr{ED ev PEenu ftcCuluorcx cflAirpt$r oF rHEx o._.:OrT==rg,q S t6, loa rq qr ABqn 6,5O,qliEEIgEg3_ ^rrrERrcAr{s M L7,1_1€ Otcaeo-l&s.HaRce hrscouu & r{ER pARAKEEfi5lt[rt G ctp"sz, 1o_5 1H Deuls-.JrrsTrcg rF Peace BILL Rrcrgunc HEAFS rApE necoeottto oF NEtcH BORTS GRIPES ABCUT CHATTERIN'. OF NEIGHECE'S BIROS IN i,ARAGE i-,, rc-1957a - &-15, 214 - Apey.q:-i 19Ig4nlII GArN.tG or'r ooosdrut.rAils _ tfi 2!1 L?-3 R DWAYTCALIF.OIRO DIES lN FIRE 6UT CRTES SrtrE 5 958b-E tle 2L 3-6 0Gl ',KEr. PoRrLa-D 0ne ..PARAKETT ..At €o ,osvr HAS ?UO RR LEGS & ST LL AROU-D S 30. 37-l lH -1 G^ TuqxrcAn R AO ARTq-D rrHo RA rsES ABOVE REPORTS J OF H 5 BI ROS it ss- MI S0b--- F lo, A-z-1 les ts l,lan E Posr PARAX Eer LAYS GGGS I-lfit HH rcH ?UO PARAI(CTTS UAS ED FROI,! ONE EGG Morr prRrrEErs rxvAoE r,.r,nl?l'in.u."no3t6 lilil,r^n GourrntESo 197r- D 17, F-4_1 NY---MOTTIX PARAKEETS TU8+IING tNTO A PEST IX 26 STATES. - 1 989- F 25, A-l-1 BaEtle Creek-credi ted wi th saving sleeping faryily from f ire ^ F! -1990- l,ly 4 A,1-l Universal ci ty, Gl if-David cota bi rd-Axl was ki I led when his roommate fell asleep and rolled on top of him PARALYI"IPIC GAI.,IES SEE T,JTIEH,CHAIR : GAI'IES E I988 Ottawa-Unisys subs i di ary in Montrear i3'[l-lt sovi- et spying. "",tji r6t6 , SourxrtELD- ctrY PARAMEoIcS RECElvEo NATIoNAL PUBLlc trLl ruN SAFETY AvrARo For? I rs rE Supponr t r. 1\, '--1974-- Je 20 F-1-'l srATE NEEDs pARAMEDIc LAt ro AID PEoPLE. EDlr Ae10, B-2-6D Srare eARAMEDtc TRAINING BILL PASsED nFt6fEEZ-YFtssMAN Srare pARAMEDtc BILL coPlEs SouruFlELo Ltre Supponr urtr.-V/EtssMAN. AP15t B-2-1O lrJanneru FTREMEN TRAIN To BEcoME PARAMEDIcS.-Tlrrstr,oRTH Ap25, B-1-1E Wanneru pARAMEDtcs cET HELP FR 4 FIRMs lN clrY. Jt-10r B-1-1N Docrons lauo SourHrteLots PARAMEoIc uNtr.Ju15, B-2-1Vl LnwmarERs ExpEcrEo ro vorE oN srATE PARAMEDIc' Qlt'L:-. - WerismaN Jt17, B-4-5N J6+;I"F6naes HopEs FoR pAssAGE oF BtLL tN riul-tc/EtssMAN r 980 Ae 7 t B-^1-2 24 or OEt. FIRE Depr.ts 170 Er.tERcENcY MEolcAL TEcHs HAvE BEEN L|CENSED-BRAoFoRo A_ 15t A-16_1 Atnponr Meorclr- Cane-Eotr 4%)Z- ]vh 6, A-1-2 PARA!.Eotc Klrxv Doolev 27 aF Der sAveo LIFE oF FIRE vloTll,l Rurm IrIeAt-L 44-Geeenr PARAI"IM INC I 993 I'ly 5 E 8-1 Oaklandrs largest anrbulance co nill resunL talks rsith the Energency Medical Tectrricians Assoc. to try to resolve a disptrte that has delayed agreement on a tentative contract. -L994- D29BL-28 American Medicar Response rnc is buying paramed-Debate over public vs. private senrice likely-Ourlian r 980 t & otxeRs FtLEo sutr ovER LAYoFFS trHtcH THEY sAto AMoUNTEo To BREAcH oF coNTRAcr. Losr RouNo tN couRT-Tucren PARAMORE" FRED: DEPUTY MARSHAL 1969 ABovE DEFENDED By FEDERAL i4ARSsAL roorrrHtrAH'.H;i;[0^FtRs cN ESCAp I NG pR I soNERS r"r:iatt-r FED-.RAL sunx srr, b:?l).31, AppotNTE:o AcrtNG U.S. Mlnrmluu tm DerRotr ttv 19rg-4-ry Appro acrr rB& II=B.ll"^ro". \ffi_Mrnsrrur F,os-BEEo HaJ aEEn-oRDEREo To EXPLAIN tl{Y l{E olonlr sunnENoER t'rlrNEss ro 1-ME'B" ;:gr:i?:1"fi' :[isi:"v-!bcrean H [e,oih1ro 51r rroEo trEU G0|0EF oEPu?Y tls orls[rLL Fot ErsTEnr olst or [rcr. puleeo lsr ta rrrgoruroe ?Es?-8rlt Je 22 B 2_L Dled Je 16 of cancerrat Det.residence,age 62-Best PAIU\I{OUM C0I*0,IUNICATIONS : VIA@M INC 1993 s12A5-5 {Y - Ttre two are on the verge of a merger dea1. sL7E2-6 NY - QVC Network Inc may make an offer that rrcu1d rirral Viacom's bid for Paramourt. N 07 D 5-4 Philadelphia-Viacom raised bid Sat another $593 million; now G $10 billion for Paramount N 30 B 8-3 DelawareSupremeCourt agreed to hear appeal by Paramount & Viacom of lower court ruling that blocked merger PARAMOUNT COMMUNICATTONS INC 1989 New name of GUrfeWesrern, owner ., ,"*3r3,lnE-lilrur., Je 7 A-1-1 NY-Announces $10.7 billion takeover bid for Time lnc., whi al ready pl ans merger wi th I'larner Commun i cat ions lnc. Je 8 F-t-z NY-Paramount's SI0.7 bi ll ion takeover offer threatens Time merger with Warner. Je 9 D-l-l CORRECTI0N on fiscal t988 earnings E revenue figures, which appeared Je 8 Je 9 D-2-1 Euphoria fades over new bid for Time !nc. Je l0 D-l-l Lost round in S.l0.7 mil I ion buyout bid for Time lnc.--Goode Je I3, D-1-l New bid rumored for Time lnc Je 16, F-t-1 Pu ts ressure on Time -1989- Je 16, F-l-l 3dot bids for Warner NY-Time spurns offer, Je V, D_l_z NY-Tlme rejects offer from Paramount- Je 18, P-1-2 NY-medla shy bossMartin S Davis takes tril.,- ".i:it Paramount ralses bld for Time to $lZ Uillion Je27 E l-5 Time lnc. rejects newest Paramount takeover bld Je30 E 2'4 Paramount moves to finance bid for Time lnc. JI 15 A-1-z tdilmington,Del-Loses bid to block Time merger with l,larner, which would create worldrs largest media company -1993- Je 17 E 2-L Owner of I{KBD TV,Channel 50 agreed Eo selI TV station for an undisclosed amount Je 18 F 3-5 Paramgunt s_igned an agree$eet- to purchase IiKBD from Atlanta basred Cox En'terprises"-McFarlin PARAI\X]I.,NI 1993 Completed acquisition of TV station WKgD(Channel 50) from Cox Enterprises for $105 million S Zl B 6-2 NY-QVC Network Inc, larnched a $9.5 billion bid for Para- mount 0 22^ E-3-5 NY-QVC Eakes cash deal Co Paramounf shareholders o ParamounE to srarL 5Eh TV neEwork in Jan.1995;Ec'1 lnl;'gE$ Star Trek series 0 28 G 2-2 QVC NeEwork launched hosri le bid t/ed. for conErol of Para- moun! com. N 0g B 7-2 IIAACP ctrallenging civil rights record of QVCrs investors, Tele-Conrnunications Inc. I I (/ -L993- D2LB6-L OVC Network Inc said that l_ t had been advised by P that it was the high bidder for the entertainment conglo- merate aft raising the cash protion of it offer D23E2-2 NY-Paramount reversed itself and agreed to a $10 billion merger with QVC Network -L994- F 15 B 6-5 Viacom said it beat ouE rival QVC Network in battle to dParamount My 5 E 8-1 D I.IY - tvladison Square Ganden collection of assets rnay be auctioned off. pApAMq,NT oP.QUJC1S I: nlE CaSTING m. 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Ac 26eA-1-6 No mA.IoN IN.,URCCS REPORTEO-1Wr4 IN FIRE AT STUDIOS YESTERDAY IN Los Areelos. -1fi4- ,le 7 t e-5-1 LArprtR ousr'o FoR u*Er*t-Tl,ift-o]Jo* Ap 19 , c-z-1 Boston-6 SaxonTheaEreCorp.not liable for teen death after seeing film"TheWarriorsrr -1990- Ja 9 A-2-1 L.A.- Judge rules Art Buchwaldrs original script was idea for box office bonanza rComlng to America' -1991- rlv 2 E-l-1 Brandon Tartlkoff named chalrman . Q,l'.!' PARAI\.IOUNT PSIATO CI{IP CO. 1992 Flint-Owners Robt & Mar tha Johnson ordered to wy 3 female employees $1921000 to settle sex-discrimination complaint r 980 Vttce Crevez SNos up sNAGceD tr{ HIGH-UoLTAGE ulnEs ovER Cur NroN Rt vEn.-KoNt cK I PARA 1974 Ja 1J, Roro Rurn Reva, oNE oF FouNoEn or Oaruaruo Urs Panapsvcxolocy Cour, raLrs.DeMETRlou 1977 olscusstoil oF spoRT PART TTATER stillt{o, PART PARACHUT|S{O - HAI{G GLIOING. 1944 PARASKA GECRGE ! 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S yrproty- eoCf6l.g_,_f Guesr corouoron rttrOsr.SvreroryrAo 16 mltroot8noor-Jt nrs ulzAFoiY IoxtTEs oioIESTiA-rl.clan . -1976- ,lt 2J, F-V1 Leos aucrlE coroucr r ar lGaootng.rtJf_T.$ i" l*r_tgp;[' Oarl-lce 9\ oleo 0 lO-Cann PARAY, PAUL ; t"lUSlClAN 1979 o 12, A-10-1 Euloey-Eo r r 012rG-1-1 Gers rnlBUTE cr DEr Svtap-Cnnn 1977 ttty 26, D-2-1 Plnts-NlmEo oHRMN orPeuceor-CtroerrAUTo Ft RM 10, A-2-2 I'hNT]€ CoST-!'IARTIALEO FG ROBEERY AT CEUP PEIOLETONO ESCNPE BRIEFLv, HEt-o Boy 12 xosrace tN OcEArFtoE, CALTF PABAZYNSKI SCOTT : ASTRONAUT 1995 o15A5-2 Cape Canaleral,F1a.-was to spend 4 months on Russian space stationrMir in r97;but may be withdrawn because hers too ta11 PARYS, FRANK - DE,T RADIC},f,I{ ,,iAtr F 17, 9-6 ,',louruoeor5.Pect rtc E1g5!r-d N 3113-5 t!'llre Q,Llttr.lt HUSSAID'S FlUttLt UOLOS OON FOR DEBT 1956 5160-3 CitclrEs 2 uuumcr Fm L IFTIiG I{AMOLE Cot'ERS FR 3TREEt & CARTIi6 TiGl' AYAY 1:, 30-1 [}utwns tilFAlrY ctRL ro l,lni.F-THrL Pr,-E-195h 'l- srots .GAL BAilDrr GF cxmus r#:ffi HoLDUp ^9r3*ir* pA'rrygq &. -Auos Drcrr .*oi?tfl3;- BAiDr?' 3:t;l***, 2l ,or 4044 PASE As rAs"ron FoRcil,G cAB ortvER tNTo ?Axl^*.13i rRu!fi &h 30, A-3-1 Por- ce DEPARTMENT AL cl TAT oN-THE Depr H GHEST HONOR FOR c APTI'R NG A B AND T N GI'N DUEL Jr t2 W TH MAN wHo rR ED TO R OB c AB DR VER HR 20. q-5-3 Mn..28; Recerves Detnolr fEwg ''reo.qu-t964-- 9F VALoR Q-16-5 t oF 4 PATROLI'|EN Or ceNtRAL srqTtotr NaMED l.lETRot'- t'tEWs HoLlcEtlEN oF rrc MotwrpBor-ot s 89, A-r-5 TeLLs oFLPART YlrH Plrnotrar'6ani-or-1966- Derrts WolrauEtltoz lil-cAPU OFE I'{ ROBBERY NATIONAL O_ei.enlrcH AT RtissELL &ERsK I flE- L o SHOT& *' .o6$il?JtTi;.o*, * oC[" ]uar":lrr"." F HOTS PARCELLS BILL - FOOTBALL COACH 1977 PARCtrlS CISRIES A. B'liKER 1934 $ropenaeo m rieurRv oF ,o*D *okffir16Jf cora.erronofl k*l!*r,3f-t Re.*.ecf,eo pesor Gresse *r*?83h Eorcrrr,w 'l pREs to' &,-ELECo oF GnossE ro,nti!1ffi&r,on ,^1 '-t Srocr-Fxcra$ee --16,16-- u^ iO,1:g3ii5 ^-Lrgc-r-eg--anE-s-Jer-r:;'"'i'J'AJEA'J'l.i::g:'JtB'!ft ':[.,--te4F-rezg;ts-t 34-1 BS 2 BEcor.{Es .ENERAL pARr$ER ,* rriltt[frI.p^*"...,- dlcl'- - - -1962; JA 16^ C-B-7 Sara cw lr FEEs FoR ERo ELD HILLS 1973 , CI{ARGED t,,ITH LARCENY OF MORE TI{AN $100. 1977 ARtIS IALITE T'ON lno rn tzr ar lGmo @en Art{uAL Auolrtous Itr ltlY. PARCELLS, FRANCES ANN: SOCIETY 1969 400 cuEsrs rNvrrED To eARTY or leoverlB, AT co UNTRY CLUB- BRE trueveR -4-1 co-cHe rRMAN oF rHE e noesl-Fl?[?;;;^. , ,3839;oP Pgn c er ut lNree Rnr t Oil PARCELIS, FRAI\K HTJBFAO : 1962 25, E-3-3 l,trnnres Arure De ARuoruo LeeTe -L967- Je 13 B-1-1 Lost in school board race for 2nd 4 yr term in Grosse pte --Latreiller -1990- Ap 24 B-7-4 Died Ap 22 at age 55--Best PARCELI-S, RAI0N ! TRUIIIPETER 1984 , Ar OnouEsrnA HALL ToNtcHT-MAL|rz 1970 Jt 22. F-1-1 OPENEO E COFFEE I{OUSE r ru GRosse Po r nrre Wan Memon r A L FoR STUDENTS TOGETHER FOR SUMMER MONTHSO-JENZEN PARCELL, SUE : TV ANCH0RW0MAN r988 Je 10, A-l-l Age3l of WTOL-TV in Toledo died after CHina trip Je 10, B 4-1 Found dead in her home, no signs of foul playlLopez PARCELS,'{qLTER rET AO IT t't+6 o 23, 6-7 GIVEru 2 To 15 YRs FcR ATIEI.IPTEo HoLDUP PARCIIE GI,ENTEB, : ATTACKED I'{3NICA SF'IFS oL4A2-4 HanrhargrGdrmany-Knifed Monica Seles at April tournamentl German court gave him 2-yr.suspended ".ntgot3. A Z_Z State prosecutors in Germany to appeal judgers sentence ttrat freed Parche --1995- Ja 6 A 5-5 rDot Stabbed her in back Apr '931 sent to probationl now to be retried 3/2L; she hasn't competed since Mr 22 E 2-L Monica Seles asked courL for stronger penalty agst Parche, man who stabbed her in the back Ap 04 D 2-3 ,rudge in Germany ruled Seles didn't convince court his at- tack caused her not to resume career;avoids prison sen ICEMAN I 963 Pnolaoreo To posr oF tNspEcToR ---19658 Te,srtrtes rN rRrAL lcsr Deaneoar HavoR Huger FD r2 POL OFF CERS CI{ARGED HITH FAILUFE TO PROTECT EGST UOE.8U I€HARD PARCI{MENT MALRIE 1994 or3,ln?.*itSrrr f,hanks to JocelynThomas,AnrhonyFi rippis, rr u get get. an arLificial arm-DeRairus D 5 B 3'-5 D Cone-to_Det get an artif,Lcial arm and training in how to use it-DeRamus PARCHMENB Lv29 Foro 1656 Thc Detroit Ncwr 3a 7, 21-L mlOh. Parehnent plant has t-hrived IIOOO ,?s.ln Eng- 1lsh torvn, Havant rnear Pontsuouth 1976 N16. B-1-2E coNvtcTEo DRUG 9EALER HAs nis' $10rOg0-l6nceoEs Benz corurtscATEo BY \"TARREN POLICE, ATTY. cenuBErz APPEALI CAsE. ScHeBHeTH.- P.{ll0rulE' GETAL0 - $IA[,{I|'W,EK l{l$l S'nJDEtlf 1950 PARCO FOODS r987 Ap2 F-13- Mich. City, lnd-Muhammad Al i surprises workers at bakery that wil I bake a cookie under his name. PARCO, VINCE{T: WITNESS 1992 F 20 B 4-1D Private investigator repeatedly contradicted past test about the gun & silencer he says he sold to Carolyn Warnrus PARDALES- C|-EMONr OSTEOPATI{ 1976 Ae 11, A-1-2 Cnlneeo vtru , orHER oocroRsr2 ATToRNEYS tlrH oEFAULTtNG oit S1501000 LoAN FRoM CLeveLnNo BANK-RoAcH PARDEE. CIARK E.: BIRSIIiGI{AiI. MICH. I 943 N:16o 9-J hqlorso ro rl.ron tu Annr ArR CUmBl656 r-1961-- F 1, D-a-< 0eg1;o1es ar 63 YRs oF rcE, & 31sr lr,r Der. PARDEE E. . BIRIIINGMM SOTDIER 1945 L 7) 9-5 Mtsstuo P,IRDEE, FRAKLIN D.3 MlClllGAN ttllNE APPMISER I 939 PARDEE lY45 rs.rlrrr-rs R BRrss Co. 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LrtnerCe PanOee -S0lhearr. -D9L- t4r L7 C-3-G N Roseville Kenneth Freeman, 42, fonrrerly of Det, denied new trial for 5th time PABD@ MABVIN IJ. - DEIB0I![ 1931 Rorn 1656 TLc Dctroft Ncrr Marrled Mlss !&rgaret Gorman faskatt 0 15 z?.&4 wlrt rrtgg srrr Fo -1933E 'Jt' 11:9-4 tiffi ,dffiA#ildm#*T;ffir.,;.T'.',';,S L6'' 57-7 h e' vt4-.z oetr;Dleo ih 7rx Ar AGE o, .of,l'83il PEIER C.: BAi[qR L927 PARDEE WILL CASE - DEABB-E,f,- 1878 Form 1656 tte Detroit N"*Ja 25r 4-2 Thlrd trtal -orougbt oy belrs of Joseph Pardee, farmer, who dled lntestate ln 1859rleavlng eix cbltdr rn;€ld,eot Bon John X[ . eelzed estate, left no provlElon for ot-ber hel rs at death 11 yeaxg lat-er, lnoreasing $6,OOO es tate to $1O,000 o lo, 4-2 Sourth trial on ln ltayne C lrcult court N 1, 4-r Defendante get verd.lct Jal 1, 1-4 1861 Began flfth tr1al todaY Ja1 9, v2 JurI dleagreed Je9, lr-.Z 8lxth trlal ln progress PARDEE, WILL: ARTIST QAUDRIPLEGIC 1999 o t4 F-8-1 Became quadriplegic in 1981 after diving acc.-n is known as 'mouth stick artistr-has following among axt buyers-colby PARD KE 1966 , PR t ruc I PAL oF CH t ppewl V LLEY HICT SCXOOL N L N T ON TwP. , ABOVE SUFFEREO BURNEOHA n OS PUTT I NG OUT CI{EM I CAL F I RE SET BY STUOENT AS PRANK IN TEACI{ERS CONF.FOOM ,ARDICK s TH0MAS EUGENE s LEVERETT ILLINOISE 1973 , lnnesreo ev FBI ottneeo wtrr tmpERsortarloN oF FoRmEF P0l/ lr tt.lvgoY Ctue, Cxtcr FETE. 1972 PARD S,TEV IE - BOYS 'NGTOIT keru cHAsED our orRovatOaxbowrCtue roa 3 YRs.rlS F 6il ALLY OLD CNOt,GH TO q I'IEMBER TWELCOIIEO-PARR, SH PARDO ANGEL: P0LITICAL PRI SONER 1988 D 11 A-27-1 Miami-Cuban freed after being jailed for 2\ yrs in Havana Piison. PAfiD0. AP0L0N|0(PA|JL) : l{mDEm : ffirRolT 1961 lo zo. A-aoE.L Sresgeo ToEATH gY PA?ioLs ri Hts BAi .Her-o lil.sLlvtNG oF Aoove eng .fuLlo JrerurLto.Igos .**3h,E?iB^n De- Eon, & Aroees Ctlouo PARDo, CARL - oETRolT t937 2o-3 Aorurrs HoLorNG up oF s eeesorsFi[-t,r1u,,tueo. ,r." **D*3' - Ja7-L4-3 Aonlrs TAK1NG MoNEy FRoM sAFE or P.L.[nrssou & 5orus, l*.. --19s3- Jool ,S3g* FACES EXAUINATION ON ASOVE CHARGE PAFD0,ETAN|EL Ao--- CONSUL 1952 26, 82 NAMED ACTI'I6 CONSUL OF PAi$I.{A [" 11 $-5 HIGH OIA99 SAID TO HOIIOR AEOVE I{AIIED PA}|AUA CONSlt. Ja 1 7t C-LO-L Dreo aT AGE 74 oN JA 1g -L964- t 1973 N 1J, A-)-1 1 penrrugR oF 4soME THAT toN MtLLLtoNAtRE MlcHlcAN LoRTERY oRArdr NG r n Ft- r NT yESTERoAy.ScrnaArH 1979 3t 0r RocnesrER, & HER 2 KIDS, LEARN To suRvlvE.-Lse T NEWS WRI 1997 l4r 24 D 6-2 Citizens. State Bank,New Baltj.more is 75;survived Depress ,3 wars,hostile takeover lf'r 27 E 10-4D Clinton Twp-Group of residents planning trip to Japan to vieit their eister city, Yasu Mr 27 E 8-5E Macomb Cty.ProsecutorrCarl Mar1inga, Sheriff !lh.Eackel a- gree to shave heade if Care Eouaerl,[t.Clernens raises $2q000 Mr 28 C 5-2 3Dot ME Clinton Twp.nay raise water/sewer ratee by 108- Mr 31 C-3-6 3dotME t'lashingLon Tbnp board lowers Lax rate for homeowners. Ap 1 D-1-5 3dotME Clinton Thnp board moved a step closer to bar youths from buying spray paint. -L997- Ap 1 D-3-6 3Dot ME Ap 4 C-3-1 3dotME Shelby T\^mp residents along Houre Rd will be able to get ciLy water Lhis sununer Ltr,arrks Eo waLer r.rain consLnrcLion Ap 4 C-5-2 3dotME Harrison Tlunp man vilro cut himself was irnilat,ing Heavetlts Gate cult suicides in California. Ap 07 D 3-1 3Dot ME ti?r# Twp.hires two law firms to represent the municipa- PARDO, STEVE : DBTROIT NEWS WRITER 1997 Ap 08 C 1-1 3Dot !48 Washington Twp.rejected propoeed Meijer supermarket devel near 26 Mile Road Ap 08 C 5-6 Shelby Tvrp.hires 2 Law firms to represent the nunicipality Ap 09 E 5-1 She1by Twp.getting electronic eguj-pment to process finger- prints, replacing ink pads Ap 1O C 1-1 warren sells land parcel for $30Or0O0 to Aetna Induetriee;7 orig.price offered was $S,O0Ofthanks to Cnclman Wiecek', /' Ap 10 c 5-3 Washington Twp.rejects Meijer Eupermarket near 26 Mile, but rheir attorneyg wiII appeal-s-cheduled AA L4 C-1-1 3dotME Clinton TVsn board members to voEe on pay raises for Ehemselves. Ap 15 C-5-5 3dotME Clinton board OKrs plan for joint libriry with tr{acmrb. -L997- Ap L7 C-3-6 3dotME Shelby T\sn allocated about $40,000 from federal block gran fund for sidewalds Ap 2L C-1-1 3dotME Shelby T\,ar-G.li1ty plea for drtrnk driving by !?-ustge-Kirby Holmes Jr. doesntt shake support for him.Ap 22 C-3-2 Animal trainer Sarn Wzzola nrad over seizure and t,icketing for bears. AP 22 C-5-6 Shelby T\rn-Popu1-ation has swelled 54% sitce 1980rta1ks abcut: incorootatine as a citv. Ap 23 D-3-1 Mt.Cleurens-0hio zoologist rsatflazzola,able- to reclaim his 2 black bears after dist.U.udge 6.ptin Fgster ordered return Ap 2&, C-1-1 2DotME Clintonlhp-Police to start new programs of Domestic vio & speeders Ap gbl iD-5-2 Gary Kirsh,Washington thp.Supervisor,judgles civid duty & job a$ Ac€Hardward store o!'mer PARDO, STEVE : DETROIT NEWS WRITER 1997 Donita mccoy,Mt.clemens,E Habirat r"'oli3":.i-:':Tlrllr"' a home for herron Gibbs- Ap 30 D 5-2 Same as above My 01 C 1-2 3 Dot ME Ernest ilerome Eouser25rDetrpedestrianrhit on 23 Mile Rd., Shelby Twp. rby hit-run driver,may be Chevy pick up Uty 02 C 1-1 3Dot ME Shelby Twp.voters will likely decide if twp.wi11 build recreation center, $3 million My 06 C 1-1 3Dot !{E Warren Planning Com.recommends city approve 2O-yr reuse plan for Det.Arsena1 Tank Plant- My 07 CL-2 3 Dot ME Task force bf about 50 people meet to curb gagnsr activity ;comingr from'Det My 08 E 1-2 3Dot!,tE iludge Chmura brought .his c-ourtroom to Ente,rprise. Uigh, r- Waren, 3 men sentenced ' --9 =L997- My 09 c 1-1 3Dot !{E Shelby Twp-city considers suing Standard Develop. rbuilder of senior citizen manorrneeding $600r000 in repairs My 09 C L-2 3Dot ME Maconb County areas near Oakland Cty.wil1 get new area codes; causes exasperation My 09 C 5-2 Macomb Cty.-Group from warren meet to fight gangs infil- trating from Detroit My L2 D 1-1 3DotME shelby Twp.cops to get warrant against Shelby Twp.man,53, suspect in hit-run death of Ernest ilerome Houser23 MileRd. My L2 D 3-6 3Dot!18 Ameritech near agreement with Warrento offer cable TV;com- petition for Comcast MY 13 C 5-6 Shelby Twp.senior complexr5 yrs.old,already needs $12.5 million in repairs My 13 C 1-1 3Dot!,IE Epploye-rs in Richmong & Washington Tvrps.lra're trouble fir,d rng nelp;low unemPloymenE PARDO, STEVE : DETROIT NEWS VIRIIER 1997 My 15 c 5-1 Employers in Richmond & Washington Twps.have trouble find- ing he1p.;Iow unemplolnuent Mv L4 C 1-3 3DotME Chestnut LakerShelby Twp. rman-maderbeing fiUed in by silt from development projects My 16 C 5-3 Same as above My 16 C L-2 3Dot ME As part of Armed Borces DayrMarine group to camp in Wash. Tvrp. to show the communitynwho we are" My 19 C 3-I Meijerrs sues Washington Twp.which rejected their proposal for store;Meijers wants media at depositions My 2L E L-2 Richmond police being trained on mountain bikes ianother nethod of patrol-&Earmon Yly 22 C L-2 VFWrBerville selling raffle tickets for fund-raiser;pri.ze is rifle ; controversial -L997- My 27 B-1-1 3dotME Residents in Macomb Co. ts fastesL gror,rring twsp.-Shelby- worry over traffic tie-ups My 27 B-L-4 3dotME Shelby Th!p. Bd. expected to select one of 4 trash hauling cos. for 3-yx. contract lfiy 28 C-5-1 ln{acomb Co. Road Conunission states co. roads are underfunded and ovensorked-suggests higher gas tax & truck fees w 28 C-5-1 Shelby T\osp. Bd. to take bids in June for new water mains on two rds-construction set for fa1I W 29 C-3-6 3dotME Armed man in Clinton Tlssp. surrenders after holding police at bay fox t2 hrs.-taken for psychiatric evaluation New consrrucrion in Macomb co.,s r."rcrrM!r33tf;',;1"r.- Shelby- has residents worried over traffic tie-ups shelby Tksp. rrusrees surprised over bilflYfJp P"?3# fSeJ}E qt flof ^^.'o-^r{ rrndor Fl rqfa *'dth ) Fimo an ra}oi-^- PARDO, STEVE: DEIROIT NEI^IS IIRITER 1997 Shelby I\rsp. Bd. to take bids in Jtn:re for new water mains on Lwo rds.-construction set for fall My 30 D-5-1 Iaidlaw Waste Systems get 3-yr. conLract for trash hauling in Shelby Tbsp. .re o2 c t-6 Kathy MEssina, waitress at Wildflower CaferClinton Twp. nGreat wins Waiter Contestx- ile 03 C 3-f 3Dot !4E Shelby Twp-Eas collected more than $1 milt-ion inlH88fifips ;will use for building improvements ile 05 C 1-1 3 Dot Me Shelby Twp board to reconsider awarding trash contract to Laidlaw Waste Sys. rSouthfield;fe1t misled .Ie -5 C 1-3 3Dot ME Residents in Clinton Twp.near City Rhythns restaurant, plain about the loud music ile 06 D I-t 3Dot !48 tt?1.?v".:P---.1:sidents can use credit c,:.rds fo- actj.vi.tlesr -L997- Je O9 c 5-2 Residents in Shelby Twp can use credlt cards for Parks g Rec.activities;other fees Je 09 C 1-5 3DotME Clinton Twp-Starting arraignnents by video; cost-effective ;other advantages Je 1I C 9-1 Maconb Cty.-Some in Shelby Twpr& Supv.Bottcher question garbage contract with Laidlaw Waste Sys.rSouthfield Je 11 C 1-1 3Dot Shelby Twp-Board agrees to improve Woodall Park for sport Je L2 C 1-1 3Dot Shelby Twp-Laidlaw Waste to educate residents on recycling Je 13 C 5-1 Macob Cty.-Board agrees to improve Woodall Park, $369r000 face lift Je 13 C I-1 3DotME Shelby twp-$60r000 bus for seniors to be unveiled today PARDO, STEVE : DETROIT NEWS !{RITER 1997 Je 17 e 5-1 She1by Twp. senior citizens get new bus from S!!AR[ Je L7 C 1-I 3 Dotl{E Center Line-Some residents upset;city sold land to Aetna for cost of paperwork, Warren sold adjacent land for $300, OOO Je 17 C 3-3 3DotME Clinton Twp-Po1ice need new headguarters Je 19 c 5-1 Center Line-some residents upset city sold land to Aetna for $75 while warren sold adjacent land for $3001000 Je 19 C 1-1 3DotME Shelby Twp-5 yt old senaor cat l- zen .o'n*3" in bad shape keep neqlected 23 C-5-L Senibrs it Shelby l,[anor I-n Macomb Co feel repaI-rs required too soon on 6-w old comptrex- builder John I-aFa La replies Clinton T\rsp. poliqe take over job of trandling gtur permits from County Sheriffs Je 25-D:5-3- !]into1 Tbsp. -su-perrrisor wants to privaLize Village Rd.- 100-urit public housing complex Je 2G D-5:s Clinton_1\osp.--police to Eake over job of gurn permits from County Sheriffs Je 26-D-3-6 3dotME Clinton.T\trsP. -to go-r/er expense of sidewalk repairs in areas of 1ow-incomertrandicap@- & elderly residents- Je 26 D-1-1 3dotME Sg1age-approves.bill qaking stalking a person tlrder 18-yrs old felony on first offense Je 27 C-3-6 3doiW [,/arren City Council approves payment of l_nsurance bill Mayor wanted to take bids on Fracassa -& Je 30 c 1 2 3DotME Leo,60 and iwfe, Shirleyr6l,Bieniek holding contractorrs front-end loader until he finishes their driveway,Warren PARDO STEVE : DETROIT NEWS WRITER 1997 ,fl 01 C 1-1 3DotME Don cHilds Assoc.want to build Arnold palmer-designed golf course on Shelby Twprs River Bend park ill 01 C 3-6 3DotME 200+ Clinton Twp.people in Village Road public housingr, tired of crime, banding together to change it Jl 01 C 3-6 3DotME Shelby Twp-Corey Alan Robbr29rcharged with hit-run deaths of sheriff deputyr,John Cogerr& wj-ferDiane on footrRoches- ter Hills;no valid license JL 02 D S-2 Leo,60 & wife, Shirleyr6l Bj-eniek keeping contractorrs front end loader til he finishes their drivewayrWarren ir1 02 D 5-6 Macomb Cty..-Clinton fwp.to fi.x sidewalks for low income, disabled,etc. at no cost -L997- JI 03 A 1-1 wiz,re.: mayor Steenbergh acquitted of ethnic intimidation of ilohn Earris-&Fracassa ill 03 D 2-L ilurors in Steenbergh case say prosecution witnesEesr stor- ies werenrt credible-&Fracassa iIl 03 D 3-2 Shelby Twp.filed charges against 4 Bears Water Pk & Water Wavesrwatercraft renteriafter 6 injured;not licensed ir1 03 D 5-1 Arnold Palmer-designed golf course proposed on Shelby Twpr River Bend Park ill 04 A 4-1 Storm on iluly 2 nay have caused pollution at Metro Beach ;will know in a few days-&Naylor J1 8 D-3-2 Fliers plt in neighbors mailboxes accuse M-yr-oLd Robert l,4angin of being a child molester,not true. Jl 9 D-3-2 Washington Thn frailer park residents strr€gling to rebuild after tornado JL-9 D:5-1 T\on off to snitch ftnrding for fire dept PARDO, STEVE DEIROIT NEI{S I,IRITER : 1997 Jl 10 C-1-3 Vldeo game technology has made car racing feel close to real thing. J1 10 C-1-3 l4aj. Gen. Roy Beauchamp new TA@M fcorporateis leader, he reaffirms post's cornitment as a citizent..ll 14 C-5- t New yideo racing games fueling growLh of coin-opera ted garne industry Jl 15 e-1-2 Army researc-h engineers using computers to create, develop and test fighting vetricles-'virtual' tanks J1 15 D-L-2 High Ievels of fecal bacteria close Grosse Pointe Earms Pier Park-& Ackerman JL L7 C-L-Z New Baltimore recei.ves fderal grant $ to add 5 police officers to roster-list of grants to tvhcomb Co. police JL L7 C-5-3 Army research engineers using rvirtualr technology -t997- .I1 18 C-3-1 3dotME &nployee aE Universal Mal1 in Warren has her Ford Exployer taken at gtnrpoint from mall parkirg 1ot JL 2L c 3-2 ilermaine HardyrL'l,L of 4 who robbed Stardust storerVan ,Warreni police teamwork lead to his arrest JL 2L C 3-l Macomb Cty.-New Baltimore awarded fed.grant to hire more cops JL 22 C 4-3 3Dot ME Paljoka Durasevicr25rCasco Twp. killed when car hit trees ;Ray Twp.; probably fell asleep JL 22 C 5-5 Oakland Cty.-PO to build new processing,/distribution cen- ter,Shelby Twp;wil1 relieve overcrowded Eroy pO JI 23 D 1-1 ME Ida Dean Richardson Anderson disappeared in Ann Arbor in ;:3:i:;$, fffi :}i itlitit; IitJ#:E,tpe iFiti?.IEfu :g! dra Owen fron home on Fisheri cops caught him PARDO, SIEVE ! DETROIT NEWS WRITER 1997 JL 25 C L-2 3Dot ME Meuphis-Meruphis residents boast of having S-digit home addresses while some in G.Pointe want only 2-d,LgLt JL 25 C 5-1 Ida Anderson disappeared in ANn Arbor in '59; her sister, !,laybelle Schererrwonrt give up search for her JL 25 C 5-2 River Bends,SheJ-by Twp. rhas never turned prof_it, various plans; drains twp.money JL 28 C 3!ynit" Manr53rarrested on charges of stealing credit cards from female golferst at 4 courEes JL 29 D 3-2 william Lee Knott, Eastpointer53rcharged with sexual abuse giving then tlry1"31 of teens, on Euscany;also , I-2 3Dot Feds probing Four Bears Water parkrshelby Twp. after com- plaints of mistreatment of their animals -L997- arl 31 D 1-5 Cecilia Smelser,age Tgrcelebriting her 23rd anniversary at Automotive Plastic Tech plant, sTerlign Ets. Ac 0/$ C-3-2 ClinLon T\rsp. police say tlre Rainbow, Royal and Admiral mo- tels have become a major crime problern Ag 04 C-5-1 Eederal InvesLigatoi:s iook into connplaints that aniraals in Eour Bears ![aLer Park live in deplorable condiLionw Ag 08 c-2-7 Rcbert l,lc.Farland, 73, of Eastpointe dies in cangeing ac- sident in tr{ontana r.*rile vlsiting brother Ag 11 D-5-6 Boats moored along ClinLon Rivei & lake St. Clair falI prey to looting thieves A'g L2 C-1-5 Five developers submit proposals Eo Macomb I\,rrsp. trustees for subdivisions that would add 856 homes Ag 13 C-5-6 Shelby'I\nsp. looks for ideas to increase attendance attheir River Bends Park-low voltrne use may fcrce thenr to close it PARDO, STEV-E: DEIROIT NEI{S I,iRITm, 1997 -t997- Ag 19 C-3-1 3dotME Body found in Royal Oak apartment building n.ey be uhat of EvereEt Murphyr62, vitlo's been missing for a-week. plans beins approved for new porice ?-t5t-"1"n Twp. ".".rHAg 2L E 3-1 You can shop on Internet for personal items "9it's embarrass- ing to buy in person-oserju-Harris Ag 22 c L-2 Clinton Twp. reports on rape very highrmay be due to a very responsive police dept-&K.Lynch Ag 22 C L-2 3Dot ME Report on funeral of Sen. Doug carl Ag 25 D L-2 3Dot !4E Shelby Twp.wants U.S. govt.& Ford Motor to help pay for ex- pansion ot 23 Mile if PO builds center on property now owned by Ford Ag 25 D 1-5 3 Dot ME IMeijer is suing Washington Twp.for voting against proposal i- t lI'ord --|-.:..- )?': irclD:.,.:; .--.---,i - ! - r:€,{-. r, | - Jr L.LL _- PARDO, STEVE s DETBOIT NEWS WRITER 1997 Ag 26 D 1-2 3Dot Fordfilotor won't help pay to widen 23 MilerShelby Twp.rif PO builds on land Ford may sell to goft. Ag 26 D 3-2 Fanily of Vincent ShamanrlJrinjured when Ghazwan Shakir nar25rOak Pkrhit him with watercraft,donrt want Eanna in prison Ag 27 D L-2 If Huron-Clinton I'letro $uthority can buy Ray Township 9o1f course (Northbrook) rwould al1ow goose hunting AG 28 C 1-6 3 Dot Sterling Hts.-truck leaked diesel fuel along !{-53,Macomb Cty ;shut down most of day 8/27 Ag 29 D 3-2 for Relatives of Dinesh Sharmarlndian tourist defend hin/lif rov from neiqhborinq vard;was rndian custom S 2 D-t'z trularren adds undercbrier cops in south end to fight bike thefts. -t997- ;5C-1-53dotME Police coatrition trying to rid Eight Mile cf prostitution '-& Greenwood s 08 c 5-l Police from Wayne, OaklandrMacomb formed Operation Push Off to get rid of prostitutes on Eight Mile-eGreenwood S 09 C I--5 3Dot ME 9 companies submitted proposals to develop tank plantrWar- ren;city wi-II use to create master plan S 09 C 3-5 Maconb Cty.wonrt charge Indian touristrDinesh Sharna with kidnap attenpt for taking 3 yr.old next doorrshelby Twp/t an "indian custom' S I0 A 1-2 Center lllne l,layor IJou Nardi lost the primary election; former mayor, Mary Ann Zielinski will run in Nov. SL2AL-2 DC-MI could lose $105 million from feds for child support prog-r-ams if computer tracking osr.:i- running bv LO/L &Ryan system PARDO, STEVE : DETROIT NEWS WRITER 1997 s 11 C 1-2 3Dot ME New Bal-timore asking voters for $6 ruillion irn bonds to repair roads s12D3-3 Firefighters found woman's bodyr4TrLn burned car in garage may have been suicide;fire spread to homeron FairwoodrChes terfield Twp. S L2 D 5-2 Success story of Mary Ann WarnickrRoseviller29rwho started her own liuro company 3 years ago S 15 C 3-2 Rosemary Bonifaciors sonrDavid Speakmanrshackled prisoner, burned to death in prison van,Tenn. ishe crusades for change s15C5-1 New Baltimore to ask voters for $6 million in bonds for street repair :S 17 D 1-6 Edward aaron tightfootrconvict=d stalker m *ring 6bricsns oaLls frorn prigorrrJagkson -L997- S18C1-3 8 peoplerEarrison Twp. be arrested for ilIegaIly hook- ing up to cable TV 'may S 19 D 3-2 Warren-officer fatally shoots man in stolen Jeep as he heads toward cop at fuII speed, on Hoover, between l-2-13Mi -&H.Fracassa S19D5-5 Macomb Cty.-Brian SizemorerWaterford Twp. rpedestrianrhit by car on Terrabellar17-18 Mi;hit-o-runrClinton Twp S 22 C 1-5 3Dot ME Helicopteprpdrtr 2 ft.wide,fell on Al Strauch's Lenox Twp. farm; unnerving S 22 C l-2 3Dot ME Shelby Twp-Shelby Twp.spending $540,570 to repair water problems in 5-yr-old senior citizens complex S 23 D 5-l Same as above S 23 D 3-5 Judge rules Warren canrt keep interest from collecting Macomb Cty.taxes PARDO, STEVE : DETROIT NEtlIS t,lRI 1997 S 23 D l-6 3Dot ME Steven Michael Rosenberg,23,Shelby Twp;faces charges for filing false report report;claimed he'was robbed;ias in bar S 25 C l-5 3Dot ME warren-search for lion-tiger hybrid expanding to sterling Hts. & Madison Hts.;near Red run Drain' S 26-C l-4 Cops to search in Freedom Hill Park for the ,,liger,,,mix between lion & tiger-&Cardenas S 30 C-1:2 Shelby Tvun pol-ice arrect 4 at af.firmative action hearing o 1 c-1-6 Wayne County';circuit judge pushes hearing on couple that owned confiscated lionrowner Cindy Pellitieri.-& Garrett a 3 c-3-2 Group of New Haven residents won the 138-yr-o1d depot. 0 c-L-2 2 men, woman held in Pepsi machine burglary spree o 06 c-4-6 Idarren cop cleared in fatal shooting of suspect car thief O 07 D-1-2 3dotME Knife-wielding bandit sought in four-city robbery spree O 07 D-5-2 3dotME New cop unit tries to thwart gang recruitment O 07 D-5-3 3dotME 3 charged with stealing autos may be tied to theft of 50 Neon air bags O 09 C-1-1 St. tlghts. High School science teacher [Lanna Aicks hinted to students that her life was in jeopardy O 10 C-5-1 Center Line City Council appEoves tax break for Aetna warren mayor,clerk,treasurer to 9.r0Sid,8oE-J.rses; coun- ci I to get sfid r lcr vltes PARDO, STEVE : DETROIT NEIrIS WRITER 1997 Macomb Cty.-U.S. army Tank-automotive/Armaments Command must cut 1500 jobs in warren,Ill,N.J. 0 13 C 5-5 Macomb Cty.-Tony l{arren,2l,Shelby Twp, charged with death of Richard Sirvio,Michael's, released on bond;angers cops- Lyncg 0 14 D l-2 3Dot ME Shelby Twp.homeowners will get small drop in Dec. tax bill 0 14 D I-6 3Dot ME Henry Hicks,Sterling Hts.,who killed wife,Hanna,then self; buried separately from her;profile on him 0 15 C l-2 3Dot ME Joe's Crab Shack is 4th restaurant being added to Sterling osr;s arffi n a s ffi : i'ljj#j:l lil;' iJil ;l'ffi i Annette Brackman'rzBra$8fl6;rut,, *.3oii Sril*r*,, a Kevo kian suicide;he may have targeted Macomb Cty. 015c5-2 Report on funeral of Hanna Hicks' killed by husband'Harry 10/7 in Sterling Hts.;aIso his funeral;buried separately 0 16 C l-2 3Dot ME Sen.Abraham wants Warren Mayor Steenberghrother cities,to apply for grant under Drug Free Communit'ies,Act 0 17 C l-3 3Dot ME Report on candlelight vigil at H.Ford II.High,Sterling Hts.,for 4 students who committed suicide recently 0 17 C 3-l 3Dot ME Macomb Twp-Builder,T0,fired at subcontractor,after fist- fiqht, 23 Mile/Romeo Plank construction site O 19 A- 20-L Entironnentaf issues stirs recall movement in Harrison PARDO, STEVE: DETROIT NET'IS IIRITER, 1997 o L9 B-L_Z Racoons,skunks and other critters PARDO, STEVE : DEIROIT ,llNE:[fS I,IRITER 1998 -t998- .Ap 2 TIARRISON TI,iSP -Police smash boat Parts rheft xmg at Pointe Mar 1na near Jefferson & Crocker Ap 30 E- 5-2 I,IASHINGrcN TWSP -Growing ranks of bicyc1e soPs My 01 c-5-2 FBASER-Fraser High Schoo 1 students test water sanples frqr c1inton River to assess health/pollut 10n problems My 01 c- 5-6 HARRISON Tt^lsP.-74-yr-o1d Lakeshore Drive woman loses 3-de- cades battle with i\osp.-evicted for code violations My 05 D L-2 Robbers strike 4 banks:Sterl.Hts., OxfordrClinton Twp. rRed ford rwp;l causht,l sot money, 2 fled.iestr6ga6$sgn{I6rmon FraEer-Date rape drug found in drug dealer's homercalled "Liguid Gn or GEB;has other uses-&Lynch My 05 D 5-2 Clinton Twp-Beport on historic Clinton Groves cemetery, Maconb County i., 'i'- '- ?. 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C' -t . : - ---' 'i--:r- PARDO, STEVE : DETROIT NEWS IIRITER 1998 MYOG c 5-2 CheEterfield Bwp-Cops holding Clinton Twp.man r49 rLn murder of Patrick Nelson Eart,6lrdrifter;found on 23 Mile,/Gratiot My 08 c 5-2 Clinton Twp-Rlchard Moorer8lrhad watch gtolen 11 years ago; got it back 5/7- My 08 c 5-6 Mt.Clemens-Use of "gateway"drugs by Macomb Cty.students way above the natrl averagretplans made to combat vty L2 c L-2 Chesterfield Twp.-Carrie Typinskirwith team Michi-gan lce- breakers hockey teamrhad eguipment stoleniwas sold to Play It Again Sports;she paid to retrieve it My 15 C 5-2 Mt.Clemene-Sheriff rs Dept. joins police to observe Police Meurorial Day;also to give good deed awards to reEidents/ 1998 My L7 B L-2 iluvenile crime up in MacombrOakland counties; down in wayne MY L9 D 5-2 Ambulance workerE will Ehare patrol by bike on freedom Eill'Sterl.Hts !,1Y 19 D 5-2 warren-scott Pelshaw sho$. sister,Debrarto death in home they shared on Ford Rd. idiscovered 12 days later My 2L D 5-6 Macomb cty.EteppLng up highway patrols over Memorial Day holidayrto crack down on speedersrdrunk drivers My 22 C 1-6 Eastpointe-woman, St . C1air Shores , 39,robbed inside Std.Fed. on 9 Dlile;bank reimbursed heriwas ZE8ie8"F€Sussian child My 27 c-t-z Cotrnty jails in tri-otrnty are bulging with prisoners . My 27 c-t-z FLIM-Friends mouEn slain social hroEker,Lisa Putnam-& Lew PARDO, STEVE: DETROIT NE!{S I{RITE{ 1998 My 27 c-5-2 CLINT0N TliSP.-Voters will be asked to approve bonds at pri- mary polls for nel police station My 28 D-5-6 ROSEVILLE Jeremiah Ctrodak to stand trial- in strangulation death of E'is estranged girlfriend Je"O2 D-5-2 HARRISON lWSP.-Sears hardware store safecracker trips up Je 03 C-5-5 STERLING HctlTs.-ttailed as safest city in Michigan Je 07 B 5-2 Mt.Clemens-Macomb Auto Theft Sguat (MATS) making twice as many arrests aE last year;details Je 08 B 5-5 Earrison Twp-iloshua llayeer18rin trouble with law again; for continued beating of manr20rin robbery attempt 1998 Je O9 C 5-2 Severa.I citiesrlike Sterl.Hts. have officere patrolling on bikes ile 10 B 5-5 Sterl.Ets.-Sterl.Hts.highlighting criminal activity on web site Je L4 B S-2 t'lacomb T!vp=96 name outsider as fire chief , Ralmond Ahonen, 42,W.Bloomfield Twp.fire dept. ile 16 c 5-5 Sterling Ets.-Criminal Apprehension Team arrested Craig Alan Bensonr42rShelby Ewp.;held up 6 gas stations Je 17 D 5-2 Sterl.Hts.Report on Fi.rearms Training Systems IIIrreal situations played out on screen for cops Je 18 D 5-2 Roseville-2 men stabbed in Rogeville;I thrown from car during Red Wings victory celebration ile 19 C 5-2 Ray Twp-Michae1 Bayerrson of New Baltimore mayorrback in ,:]."":" for of probat:-on tlf r97 irrnecl robbel lrolatins,terms PARDO, SEEVE ! DETROIE NEWS WRITER 't 998 e Many road repairs this eunner;detalls- Je 23 D 5-6 warren-over L2 blazes at Veet IndustriesrGroesbeck;heavy eguipment salvage yard; Je 25 C 5-2 llacornb Twp-GirIr17rlied about boy rL'T rBarEens Island raping her;didnrt like hig attitude;she faces felony charge Je 26 D 5-2 Earrison Twp-ileffrey Richard Tapertr2S'arreEted;by County of Macomb Enforcement Teamisuapect in 50+ car breaki.ns Je 28 B-5-5 Roseville - Anonymous donor offers $11000 reward to fing attacker rdro stabbed 2 in Roseville.-Pardo Je 29 C-5-2 Sterling Hts - 50-yr-o1d nritness stops four men frcnr beating each otircr to death. JL 2 C-t-2 Mt.Cl.enens f,onvic J. Fedelem robbd, raped casnl.er h,nI.te= on a 1998 Jl 06 c 5-2 Center Line-Kara Swansonrvictim of brain injury, writing book to help others JL 09 D4-2 Lathrup village-3 oakland cty.intersections amongr 1O woret in s.e. l,lichigan-e Nichole all 09 D 5-5 Roeeville-Anthony carlton's aon insulted Boseville manr32i when man complained to mother, carlton threated to shoot hin iII 10 c 5-5 warren-chenguang wangr, chinese research ecientistrdoing cancer research at Wsttrstabbed to death on !t-75 near Davi- aon_Ecrant JL L2 B 5-2 -Eiatpointe-Algae in water, Eastpointe, creates bad tastei Det.Water Dept.trying to correct it Jl L2 B 5-7 Clinton Twp-Body of decomposed woman found in barrel;sti seeking identitY iII 15 C 5-2 warren-wayne StaterChinese Assoc.Det.raising money to family of slain researcher,Dr.Chenguang Wang PARDO, STEVE : DISTROIT NEWS WRITER 1 998 ill 16 c 5-6 Clinton Twp-Engjell ilakajrs wifers body found in barrel; she had mental problemsicouldnrt find her;angry with cope- JL 2L A L-2 Sterl.Ete.-Judge muEt decide soon whetherpregnant girr.rL2, incest victim can go to Ks for aborti-on,in 28th week-&Scha bath JL 2L D L-7 Sterl.Ets.-girlr12rpregnant;planned abortion cauaes natr 1 debate-tSchabath JL 23 D 2-L Mt.C1emene-Macomb Cty. Sherl-ff ' e Sgt.Robt.Leitzel, 39r shot himself to death in vacant room in county jail;baffling JL 23 D 5-2 Report on storm in Macomb Countyr65r000 without posreri -&Naylor/Cardenas -1998- JL 25 A-13-1 S!.!ing Hts L2-yr-old incest victim faces years of whether she gets abortion or not.-Merx and CLrin JL 28 D-5-2 Clnton I\on- Townsluip police search out rrcter support for $13,9 million bond i.siue to firnd station. JL 29 C-5-5 MtClsnens- Ostroald killerrJason G.nnring, may get life Jeremy tsotghamr1O, dies in train/ trrrck accident wtren his fattrer Kurt Brigharnr3l, trid to beat train. Jl 30 D-5-? Sterling-Hts- State conslders crossing gates at 14 Mile and l,(cr-rnd wtrere aborae boy did.-& Merx - Ag3, A_1_5 $.ssipg sirens a danger in severe weather. Ag4, D-=5-2 Search continues for 2 boaters. Ag5, C:5:5 Macomb rrctes for millages. ag-5, C-6-1 ffiison Tt-. mav losc EMS carrzir.ac 1998 Cops,bnrst , prostitution ring in Mt a a 4811, D-7-6 find 5 snakes, caged rats in house ftqfB t;yf for Z Cli.nton Ewp-Cops donrt know how Mire. ilakajr2lrEarrison Twp died;!66y found in barrel;husband was lcoking ioi her 1q98 AG 26 C :t -2 Police departments in Metro detroit are leasing police ingtead of buying them Ac 26 C 5-2 .l{t.C1emens-More residents in Macomb Cty.buying exotic pets; from a1lj-gator6 to Enakesi many abandoned Ag 27 D 5-6 Mt.Clemena-Nathaniel Childress teetifies about drive-by shooting in which Scott KruparlTrdied;iloseph Burrel s 10 D-5-5 Warren- t{amid Ghalebr39, shot/once in thigh bv police after he went on gux rampage a s 15 D-5-2 tlarrison T\rp- Lake St.Clair packed for 28th Annual Eall Boat Show at Metropolitan Beach s 15 D-5-5 Harzisoni,I\p- Micael Farmer, 4L, cxitice.I.ly injrrred v*rcn his car ctuashes into I-94 waIl. s 16 C-5-2 Chesterfield Ihp- Township buys building for cops. s L7 D-5-2 Roseville- Cop wor-urded suspected bank robber during PARDO, SIEVE s DEIROIT NE'IAS WRflER 1 998 s 20 8-5-6 Teenrs tlp leads police to G:adaltrpe Guzmanr2T, and 2OO pourds of nurijuana, rrcrth about $5001000. S 22 D-5-2 Mt.elemens- Rev. Keith StafforrJ wants full custody of datghter Irrnni, mother is Pamela l{cGee, % i}.ilT:, Sterling Hts- 2r@0 officers ran npre than 700 miles to raise npney for Special Olyrupics Mictr:igan. S 23 C-5-2 Jim l{orisette, Bio on him, nerreut,:fnerntrer on the new Baltimore City Cotncil. S 25 C-t-4 warren0- cops more likely to die by zuicide t}an on the job. s 25 c-5-2 Mt.Clsnens- Police investigating Kevin Brertrerr3g, o\rer missirg fr-urds from the aAo[t-A-Erick program.'- 1998 528C5-2 Clinton Twp-Report on haunted, Ealloween attraction, SiloX oO2CL6-4 Bridge repainting makes backups on I 75 even worse this weeki Michael IJEwisrTroyramong the complainere o02c5-2 Clinton fwp-2 more, a teen & 20 yr.old say Boy Scout leaderrJohn Gray, sexually abused themialready charged over 2 14 yr.olds o 04 B 5-7 Mt.Clenens-Mlchael Bedelem,4T rgete 40-80 years for raPei herg a twice-convicted murderer;attached store clerk o06D5-2 Mt.C1emens- 3 Macomb Cty.correctione officere accueed of exchanging gifts to female prisonersrin exch.for sex o07c8-3 Macomb Twp-!{-59 reopens today;gives drivers link between r-75 a t-g4 PARDO, STEVE DETROIT NEWS WRITER : 1 998 o1185-2 SheJ-by Twp:More deer-car crashes this tine of year;Samrs Paint Shop, auto repairrgets more busineas;statiEtics- o1385-6 Mt.Clenens-Sheriff Eackel releaeing 200 low-risk prisoners from Dlacourb Cty.jail because of overcrowding o L4 C 2-L W.Bloomfie1d-Obit on Theda y.Blshoprclied O LL,7O oL4c2-2 Obit on Mary Lou Marantette, O 08, 83 O L4 C 4-4 Rochester-Gubernatorial candidate, Geoffrey Fieger spoke at Rochester Adams Eigh; reaction of studente o1582-1 Birm.-Obit on NOrman S. Pearson, O 13183 O 16 C2-1 Det.-Obit on VErniece Chambers, O L2t77 1998 o 18.A L-2 . . St. Clair Shoree-Report on 200 ineulateazfiE8f,tHt"'?f;nfrf"" that dispenee grubs, minnowsrworms O 2L C 2-L Southfield-obit on ADeIine Merewether, O L6t79i donated body to WSU Medical echool for Parkinsonrs research o22D2-L Macomb Twp-Obit on Kathryn Ann MacGillivary, O L7 r25i o23C2-L Det.-Obit on Riley T. Bandy, O L4' 78 O 30 C 2-1 Obit on Clarence W. Van Loplk, O 9, N I D 2-I OBit on Dr.Lore EIrsch,O l5,9O-Pardo N 3 D 2-1 Klbbey David 8., obit-died O 29' 62- N 06 C 3-2 Riverview-dozne families homelesa as fire guts Pembrook Place apt.complex, on Pennino injuries- N 08 D 2-1 Bingham Farme-Obit on Robert E. Sullivan, No 5r'l6rcancer Focus ie on bus stop safety artEtl?e?ri-Erootens,18 .?"-ltlgi**g.B?g9gllrlgralil'yL3" van ran into shelter,Pur- PARDO, STEVE : DETROIT NEWS !{RITER 1998 NL2D2-4 Det.-obit on Charles Mulvihill, O 15r84rheart failure N13C2-1 Troy-Obit on Arthur lafrate, N llrt6 * ,U B 2_L Obit on Wilbert E. Treloar, N 11197 N 17 D 1-2 Commerce Twp-The SEaref fanily among 100s of Euburban volundeers hwo join detroiters to help with Thanksg. N17D2-1 Det.-Obit on Patitcia Algton-Cox, N 11141 N 18 D 2-1 obit on Marvin W. Simonson, n L4, 69 N 20 C 2-4 Denny Mclain goee back to NY jail from PA fed.Prleon, awaiting trial on phone fraud N 22 B 2.L Obit on R. ilamison Williams, N 18, 91 N 23 D 1-5 Det.-Report on 44th annual Detroit Aglow lighting ceremony this evening 1998 n24D2-L St.Clair Shores-Obit on John A. Ciemniakrgl, N 21 N25C2-L Det.-Obit on Bousie J.Jones Jr.r47, N 19 N 25 C 2-1 Algonac-brueh fire Ln/near Algonac State Park, burned 700 acres D1D2-1 oBit on Dorothy E. Goleniak, N 2917'7- D 02 D 6-4 Lans-this yearrg MI hunting season deadliest in 5 yrs; 4 hunters shot to death;details-&Bacon D 03 D 2-4 Southfiled-PrincesE Sarvath HaEEanrJordan to epeak at Eunan Develop.Fdtn.of NOrth Americargroup of Pakistani profeseionals- D0-682-L De.t-obit on Eelen L. G1enn,79, N 29 D 15 D 1-2 Canton TwpjPost offices get ready for the holiday rush; maili-ng tiPs; rates-&Cohen PARDO, STEVE : DEEROIT NEWS WRITER 1 998 D15D2-1 Rochester-Obit on iI;rmes A. Biehop, D L2r47 D16D2-1 DEt.-obit on Lillian E. Mills, D 6, LOz D L7 D 2-L Obit on Kathryn A. Connelly, D 13,93 D 17 D 8-1 Dawn RogowskirUticaranong thoee who had free car seat inspection in Det.News program TTSAFE KIDSi D 18 C 2-1 Setla,.Dr. Philip M., D 16,45 - obit D 20 B 2-L GP Park-Hunter, Dr. murray, D L71 74 -Otit D23D2-L Obit on Frank Ur8o, D 22,86 D 24 C L-L Cold weather strains homelesg sheltersr facilitiee D2785-2 Barliison .i.ni:rs s-B#JT,,:l;Ti,il',, firesa tt.er 1998 D29D2-L Obit on REv. Robt. R. Eartigan,SS PEter/Paul churchrdied D 24, age 67 D 30 D 2-1 St.Clair Shores-Obit on Dr. Weldon L. Derifield, D 27,84 D3LC2-2 Southfield-Obit on Robert A. Sloman, D 28,85 Ja 05 D 2-L Farm.EiIIE-Obit on Deborra A. Idzikowski-Ke1ly; ila 03, 46 Ja 07 D 1-3 Det.-Elsie JohnsonrTSrDet.ie 1 of thousands of elderly atuck in house ,enowed in Ja 07 d 2-L Ann arbor-Obit on Morton S. Eilberl, D 24rgL L999 Ja 13 D 2-L Det.-Obit on Carol Witkowski rJa O8r?5 Ja L4 D 2-L ilohn Conrad ilr.r-obit, died Ja 10185 ila 15 C 2-L Obit on Dr. Gerald Klooeter whose wife tried to enlist help of Kevorkian drn 1995;faurily battl.e €,neu€d I v{RirER ' PARLO, slE/E : Dr'TltOrT lrrEi.,ls 1999 ,ia 15 C 2-L Det.-Obit on ilames Hudson Jr., ila L2r71la Lg D 2_L Westland-Obtt;on John Gajda, ila 1G,85 ila 19 D 2-l Warren-Obit on Bert E. Don1in, Ja 15,88 Ja 2L D_Z_t BIRMINGHAI'I-Obit, for Joseph H. Kolinski Ja 22 C-6-t DC-Detroit files for rinterested party' status that would alloro them input into Gun Lake Indian Tribe development Ja 24 C 2-I Sotrthfield-Obit on DanBogan, ila L7,7L Ja 26 D 2-3 Birm.-obit on Paul W. Harty, Ja 22, OL Ja 27 c 2-L I{.Bloomfield-obit on Alexandra Graham, Ja 24,L7 Ja 28 D 2-4 Flint-Obit on Ruth Rawlings Mott, Ja 25r97 1999 Ja 29 c 2-L Det.-Obit on Elizabeth A. l,lalIon, Ja 27,9O Ja 31 B-t-z Pontiac- Curtis Shaw,39, is one of 30,000 people-wittr- - in-line skate aE the Silverdome during winter. E 5 A-4-6 Ann Arbor- Ford Rcuge plant burn victlms figirting for their lives F 07 B L-2 Det.-Report on Det. boat ghow at Coborfeaturing the 54 ft. Sea Ray, costing $8251000 F 09 D 6-2 Det.Preeident Richard Loewenstel-n, Gleaners food bankrgave tour to 64 new lawmakers in Mr E L4 B-2-L l'{elvindale- Roy t\bGinty, 94, E 10 died. F 15 D-1-1 Dearborn- Iong Lines havrenrt let up for Ffrby craze. P 17 C-1-5 18-y--qF woman and 3 boys, ages 2r7, and 8, killed in house fire. F L7 C-3-2 Dilarborn- Detroit &Lison supplying power to pord Rouge plant, power was disnrpted for coupLe hours. PARDO, STEVE ! DEIROIT NEI{S IiIRITER 1999 E L9 C-L-2 Warren B1owr51; of Dearbom Hts, died frorn ttre Feb.1 boller e:cplosion at Ford Rouge Plant. Fr19 C-1-5 Rornulus- Metro Airport parking fills up, E"22AL-5 Dearborn-6th Ford Motor Rouge explosion victim died; Ron MOritzr06rMelvindale; the 6 who died are named E22DL-2 Dearborn-obit on ilohn Areeneau,45rwhg *"8 i;t-, 2/2O St.Clair ShoreE-Obit on .fin Riehl Sr.-F L7,69 Novi: F24C2-L Obit on ilacgueline Anderson, F 20,58 p 25 D 2-L Troy-obit on John v. Davidson , F 23,6s -L999- W 2 D-2-t Shelby Thp- Joan E.Jonesr56, F 27. W 3t:C-L-2 EIU costs conrpanies $78 miIlionl about 5501000 Meteo Ibtroiters missed rrork'in first six neeks of r99. Mr 05 C L-2 Dearborn-left-turn restriction on t'tichigan Avenue in dearborn at certain times, to be lifted Mr 07 B 2-L obit on Edward J. McDonnell,Barm.EiUs, t"lr 4,76 Mr 09 D 2-L Grosae Pointe Woode-ObiE on Grace M. Me1i, fashion bou- tique owner, F 08, 72 Mr09 D 6_4 Det.-100 B1ack MenrDet.business leaders,endorge EngJ_er's plan for Archer's control of Det. schools Mf 10 e-6-1 Ecorse-Police visit Ecorse High to cut dotun use of GtlB, d-ate rape dr_u_g-,among_ teens-warning signs Mr 11 D-?-3 nlii f €n* T.lil1iom I iz{z{ona PARDO, STEVE: DETROIT NEWS T,{RITER 1999 Mx L2 A-t-4 HARPER [,looDS-Moross repaving means detourslheadaches for thousands of east sideis tt 17 C:24 Ann J. Yaquinto, 86, Uid t4ar L4. t[E L7 C-4-2 lontigc- Jr-dge CLrristo$'rer Brown suspended, for 15 days for his actions after a traffic accident Mr 18 B-Z-L Ilamtramck- Julia Rooks, 93, died h[ tg. c L_2 Report on 81st Annual Bullders EOme and Det.Flower Show at Cobo Csr,ter ytr 23 D l-6 pointe-Grosse pointe Grosse South Eigh chorus gets top honors at ShoweE6pper Show Choir IavitationalrOrland,Fla. i t I 1999 i{r 26 C I '6 Eig Grlme jarckpot is worth $73 million t(x 29 E.Lans-MSU officials will expel students, Prosecute those involved in riotsicops ask for videos of those involved-& Cohen Ylt 29 A 2-5 E.Lans-MSU Etudent riot was planned;theyrd been piling up for bonfire-&Cohen Ap 01 b-3-2 LMNIA-Career Technical- CenLer students building home in L of. 25 programs offered'by group Ap-01 D-3-6 TRENT0N-Cherished '90 OIds of student Josh Hook destroyed in MSU riot Ap 8 C-3-6 Brownstortrn T\rrp- Composite of, rnan suspec,ted of raping 3 wo[neno Ap 9 C-3-2 karborn- Pernnnent left turn lane on Michigan Ave. to take effet May t o Ap 15 c 3- 2 Tayler-Mark Phil ip Thackery446 Romu. In -uti clra:,:gr:d rt'i th break atte.n.ptrto. cut off girf'" hair a PARDO, STEVE : DEIROIT NEI{S I,IRIIER 1999 Ap 19 c-L-z Residsrts of Inkster reeeiving higfr rmter bi[s due to faulty water meters intalled in the late 1980's Ap 19 C-L-2 GP- Internet keeps students up on assigrments. Ap 19 c-1-5 hazeL park- Sctrool- imposes $500 fine, 90 days in jall if their kids miss too many days of sctpol. Ap 19 C-3-5 Drbn- Value City to nnve into tpscale maLL despite opposition. Ap 22 A-t-2 Mbtro area sctpol kids worried violerce could hi.U rhere after Colorado shootings.-& Naylor & Merx AD 22 D-3-2 rrecreate TLenton- C,ondo project designed to dovnntomr' and capitaLize on rirrerfuont view. 1999 Ap 26 A 5-2 Det.-Metro Det.churches remember the people of Lltt1eton, Co. rinvolved in the shooting massacre Ag 26 c 2'L Westland-Obit on Abi E. Caetelr Ap 23,83- A9 27 D 1-6 Det.-repairg on 3.15 nile stretch of Moross started 4/26t map-&creenwood AD 29 D.3-2 Dearborn- 2 men to be charged in video piracy ring. Ap 30 A-t-Z Parents, teens fear overeaction to Colorado as Metro sctrools treat threats seriously.-Nylor & Garrett My 02 B L-2 Canton Twp-Report on adult softball teams in MEtro Det.; popular throulhout U.S. My 03 D 6-2 Det.-report on Renaissance Figure Skaters Spring lce Show;ages 3-18 My 04 D 3-2 Dearborn-Miller Road bridge near Rotunda finarly repaired after freight train damaged section 9 months agi PARDO, STEVE : DETROIf NEWS WRITER 1999 t'[y 05 B 3-2 Allen Park-Postal worker, EarI A.ilohnson gets 2-5 years for injuring Rickey Ro6si,4Lrroad, worker;ilohnson was !{y 07 A L-2 Ilunbo1dt TwprMl-N.Michigan j-s driest it ha6 been in l0 fires in Marquette, Mackinac & Oscoda Countiestsafety ursed-atynch Ply 10 C-L-L Clinton T\ry- 56-yr-o1d Shelby T\up rcrnan hras killed b', horyital el-evator. My tl c 3-6 Flat Rock-Doug Bennettr55rconstruction worker who practi 1aw w,/out J-icnese, being barred by state My L2 C I-5 Woodhaven-Darrol Wayne Holbrookrconvicted killer in 1982, accused of sex assault of realtor, attempted murder-&Garr- ett 1999 vty L2 c 3-5 Dearborn-Report on MI Traffic Safety Summit; taking up issue of road rageimakingr roads smoother Nty L4 C 3-2- Wayne-progecutora to enforce 2 state statutesr getti.ng toush on "deadbeat6' ttf}+td support Vg L7 AL_Z Port Huron-classes resrme at Holland Woods with I0 after 4 students, bqlb plot suspects were arres vy L7C L-2 Warren-Report on bikers' ride frqr Warren to Richmond; fund-raiser for.Vietnam veteran monunent My 18 D 3-6 Flat Rock-Body of Alexander Char1es,16,fotmd shot to death inside Deerfield Estates;another teen held; --': PIy 19' D 3-2 Redford 1\+p-Redford Ibp. Festival to be held at BeIl Geek Park, after I-year hiatus PARDO, STEVE : DEIROIT NEI{S I{RITER 1999 Lincoln pk-2s cars ar Dix Autqnoti* Y*i8rL:-3*" lpshed- by rnardals;details W 2l C 3-z Plymourh-reporr on job fair hosred ty i{ymoyrbt$e" "t tg$trl8 - phoenix Land Evelopmenr $ranr ro build a rerail on 21 acres or the ro's"5 ffi1":H:3tr:Tnt"x E?:9" Romulus- Northwest ranks first in o,n-time performance.-& smith - Je 07 D-t-z DETROIT-Special-needs kids spend day with Tigers Je 07 D-3-5 c,AllloN Tt{P-co,nsqruction of indoor rink hinges on developer getting permission for restaurant/bar at slte Je 08 A-1:g EgU""EL"tLTrr in Merro area exceed federal srandards for L TAYIOR-Man admits to Jt- BROOKLYN, Mi-Caravan 3f?r urn weekend racing into 3-day party Je 14 D-3-5 CAIITON TWP-3 armed robberies in 3 days represents crime wave her-police cite burgeoning population as f_actor Je 16 C-3-2 Inkster - Alondrae Davis was fatalLy shot and two others were wowrded in drive-by shootine. Je 2L A-1-5 DETROIT-MGM Grand temp 6asino co[ld open by end of July if state approves Je 23 A-1:5 Serial suspect Rafael Resendez-Ramirez has state arrest id t976 as illeeaI iuurierant- & Navlor Je 25 C-9-LW Mi children hurt" in Fren"ch bus cra6h Je 28 A-t-z DEIROIT-H1d at Hollyroood Sports Cafe nets half-naked, drtnrk teens JL 02 C-1-1 HAMTRAI'|CK-nan tries to luEe 2 gixLs to car-suspected in assault of 5-yr-o1d girl PARDO, STEVE: DEIROIT NEIIIS IIRITER, 1999 Jl 08 D-1-1 HIGHLAIID TWP-fireflies thrive with sumer's heat,huridity- info on these bright btgs JI 18 c L_z Port Huron-Report on start of Port lluron-to-Mackinac 75th annual race Jl 19 A 4-2 Det.-Holy Trinity Church anong those who prayed for John F. Kennedy Jr.,wife & sister in law; Pope also prayed JL 23 C L-2 Brooklyn-Preview of Michigan Speedway, 7/25;memorial p for Kenneth Foxrkilled last yrri2 others also ki[ledr6 injured;graphics showing safety upgrade L999 JL 26A. L-5 co Royal Oak-Edison working through Eoday to resEore polrer c: 19?000 customers-&Cardenas JL 26 C 6-4 Where Ehe money comes from for road repairs, fuel taxes- Pardo JL 27 D 1-3 Milford-Progress report on I-96 consErucEion work JL 27 D 2-5 Thetford Twp-Jack Duane hallr34rVienna Twp being sought, child rapist,escaped from cops-Pardo JL 28 D L-2 CLio-Jack Hall turned himself in;suspect in rape/choking o 2 glrls;map-Truby Jl 29 A 1-5 MGM Grand opens this afternoon Lg 2 A L'5 CottrellvilIe Twp-reporE on funeral for 9 skydiversrpilot Club who crashed Marine aiit ,Parahawks at tirrg i:a Cottrellville-feds investigating above crash; slze of plane, airport make it difficult I PARDo, srEvE: DETRorr NEws wRrrER 1999 Ag4BL-2 Det.-John llertel, gen.ngr.,hopes MI StaE-e Fair wilL turn profit this year; schedule Ag 6 D 3-6 De.arborn- preview of 3-dayr20th anniversary homecoming t;ffitiiil--qamily mourns loss of mom,rrr"i. p#l.?3.3;i;? who drowned while canoeing Huron River Ag L8 B 1-5 Det.-Roger MErEzr3TrMarysville was ki11ed crossing I-75; near 7 Mile on foot;hit by at least 4 vehicles Ag L9 A 1-5 Dbn.-4 Rouge SteeL workers overcome by carbon monoxide;1 of Ehem in crirical condition Lg 27 A 3-5 What to do when a child vanishes;from NaE'1 Center for Missing & Exploited children 1999 t$ 27 c 5-5 Center Line - Van Dyke at eastbound I-696 is most haza section of road in Metro det.,says study s1A1-2 Det.-Reaction of sEudents/Parents Eo DeE.teacher srrike.. angerrsadness-&French/Davis S3CL-3 HamEramck-Preview of Hamtramckts 20Eh annual Labor Day FesEival,startingEoday S7D1-6 Report on Labo.r Day weekend activities in MI S 8 E 1-2 SEerl.Ht.s-Appeals Court says Eugene Wi11ians, Macomb-:CEy. Atty.,can be charged with indecency;had sex with jail'ed inmaEe-&Cardenas S9C5-2 ClinEon TwpJerry CorneEt, 35,Clinton Twp.coPrcharged with rape of woman in her home;details S 10 C 5-6 Clinton Twp-Ellis-Don Michigan INc.,Livonia picked to build new police station S L2 B 5-2 t:i??:ii:"-YPfflt"'t"bf3}v'T',t"t.*l3llf. jl't;tHtj*6ie::oueri PARDO, STEVE : DETROIT NEWS WRITER 1999 sL3c5-5 Macomb Twp-Deerwood AduLr foster Care Home off Hayes/23 Mile,gets temp 6-month licensernearby residents upset- sL4D4-2 NorthviLle-Mitochondrial DNA testing to be done on ce11s of body of David NOrberg,suspecE in 70s child slayings, OakLand Cty.;some key caaes solved from DNA t,esting sL5B4-2 Novi-City ManagerrEd Kriewall retired afcer 30 years;pro- file sl7c4-6 Troy-only $32 nillion is earuarked for $168 nillion civic center; rest must come from investors S 22 C 4-2 Troy-city cncl.rejected plans f.rdB*t9[EE:" museum-& PARDO, STEVE: DETROIT NEWS WRITER 1999 0 05 D-4-6 TROY-City On's interactive children 's museum at ne$, c iv ic center o 06 B-4-2 HAZEL PARK-2 Oakland Co teachers awarded $25,000 from Milken Foundation for their ed talent o 07 D-4-6 HIGHLAND TWP-Vector Pipeline proposed natur aL ga compression center here-turned down bv Milford 0 08 c-4-2 BIRMINGHAM-Students at SeahoLm High S chool visit graveling mini-museum-part of Mi11.enn 1 um Tour 0 08 A-1-2 N0VI-Junk mail h66ded for recycling f. 1 y off truck and reduce I-696 traffic to a crawl- o 10 B-4-6 NOVI-city believes judge's $53M award ro develop-r er will be overturned on aDDeal O L2 D-4-2 SOUTHFIELD-Councilman disptrtes value of Japan trip by city officials ) t4 D-4-2 SOUTHEIELD-Feds pushed carbon fiber bti dge to cut repair costs 0 L5 C-4-2.) AUBURN HILLS-DCX cel-ebrates opening of its I-75 headquarters ramp o t9 D-4-2 S0UTHFIELD-Clinica1 psychologist,RAI Kamoo, auth- ors book,'Ancient and Modern Chaldean History: A Comprehensive Bibliography of Sources'g 24 6 NOVI-O1d issues persist in city election-mayoral o 24 c-L-6 MACOMB TWP-Sierra Club takles suburban sprawl issue with bus tours O 25 C-4-5 S0UTHFIELD-C1erk post,4 conncil seats open this election PARDO, STEVE: DETROIT NETIS UlRITm, 1999 o 26 D-3-2 TAYLOR-Cemetary to clean more than 100 headstones defaced with spray paint in tlest Mound Cemetary O 26 D-4-z TROY-Sierra Club activist,Adam t'Ierbach, to speak'O atr the Congregation Shir Tikvah on Nov.03 ZA D-3-6 PLYMOUTH TWP-Board of Trustees turns down request by po for $ to purchase high-power rifles u r c j_S Livonia-New Media Ameritech no tonger inEerested in bring Lee 2nd ul-tv:cable co.tocity;detaiLs N2D1-4 --eErdenveronlca Ann. of Lare wiEch,Gundel , tound dead 15"glg:Beg!"ll"degeblern noBe;nusDano tul-ssl-ng N 2 D 5_2 Eagtpointe-Report. ou Reverend Musical lnstruments shop; guitars to be-on display at nat'l Guitai strorrs;r-rgrounds L999 N4C3-1 CanEon Twp-4 police depts putEing nighE paEroLs on Ford Rd.rtocatchspeeders;map N5C3-6 InksEer-cops from 4 depts.get forfeiture money from clos- ing of x-rated MeLody TheaEre (InksEerrGarden CityrWayne, Westland N 08 C-1-2 CAI{TON I'[,lP-Mensa offers its entrance exam on Saturday N 08 C-3-6 GARDENI CITY-Peter Raub,4l,sought in death of wife Veronica Ann Kuclo-Raub N 10 C-3-5 LINCOLN PARK-Meningitis threat eases ar school N 11 D-3-2 WESTLAND-Nankin MIlIs center giloes visitors close look at nature N 11 D-3-6 WAYNE-County says it's ready for Y2K N 11 D-4-6 FARI',IINCOTN HILLS EaS ing traff ic,expandirg after-school Programs Farnring ton Hills s list N L2 C-3-2 of restaur- q -Ponderosal^+ PARN, STEVE: DETR0IT NEI{S !'lRITm, 1999 N 14 C-3-2 ROMULUS-Wary9 qo.employees form_Wayne County Eurergency Management Division team to deal with any y2K proSlemb BROIIINSTOI{N fi{P-Gravel & dirt roads will be tt ir,}rl3fti;t past in about 5 years,officials said lt fO O-l-O TRENTON-SEMCG study says Downriver cosurunities will out- strip Wayne Co in % of new jobs created in next 25 yrs DEARBoRN-officers o,n horseback witl once aEai" X"l]"f-'-' parking lots during webkend shoppirg peaks-at Fbirlane N 18 C-1-2 37-yr-o1d Thanasagaree @vender, in hospital foo-'sfastring- her wrists, may face charges today foo-drowning 4-mo-old -L9e9-. N 18 C-3-2 GARDEN CITY-Peter Raub arrested in Los Angeles in death of his witch wife N 19 C-3-2 R0lIULUS-Palace Sports & Entertainnent Inc. Iands new ad contract for display ads & exhibits at Metro Airport N 19 C-3-6 LIVONIA-Autopsy confirms 4-month-old Livonia boy, found dead in his crib, died frqr drownine-& Merx N 22 C-3-5 IdESTLAND-t{estland & Dearborn to incr-ease patEols to target speeders during Thanksgiving N 23 D-3-4 LINCOLN PARK-Husband-wife team caught in burglaries-sus- pected in about 100 houre break-ins N 24 D-1-6 LINCOLN PARK- 75-yr -old blind hroman, Sylvia Holley, vanishes from store lot-carjacking possible-& Kozlowski N 26 C-3-z R0llUlus-Improvements make flying out of Metro Airport easler N 30 D-3-2 RIVER ROUGE-Citv officials feaL 1 ind explos that Ieveled sdwer station lnI PARIX), STEVE: DEIROIT NEI{S IIRITER 1999 D 01 D-1-2 LINCOLN l'PmK-Car j ack suspect, Jef fery Der ickson, charged with rape of elderly vilqnn D 0Z D:3-z TAYLOR-Ronald McDonald grant helps paEents assist kids with school work at home 0r,03 C-3-2 CAIITON TWP=C PARDO, STEVE: DETROIT NEIIS IIIRITER, 20aa PARDO, STEVE: DETROIT NEI,IS I,{RITB, Ja 28 C-3-2 BR0IINSTOIdN TI,IP-TI^IP has its first officially designated historic bldg: old farmhouse built by.Miles DuChene in 191 Ja 31 D-3-5 Survey-of Dovrnriver residents show 807" of 500 polled are satisfied with overall living conditions here ir Of U-S-O GIBRALTAiR-Volunteers will team up with US Coast Guard !o map Det. River shoreline to deveiop plans to battle ddsas- ter F 02 C-3-5 PLWOUTH-Hundreds attedd funeral for plymouth Salem student,Mark Jeffrey Bolger F -4 A-1 -2 PLYMOIJTH T[rlP-Recent deaths of 2 student athletes spark for tougher health exams-& Merx 2000 F7D3-5 CanEon Twp-Canton Twp, River Rouge and Taylor Libraries getting ne!f, computers, prograu upgrades F 9 D 3-5 Redford Twp-Major crimes in Redford Twp.decline by 20t; details F9D3-1 CanEon Twp-Twp is considering hunting ban on west end F 10 D3-2 Lincoln Pk.-residents oppose new senior cenler parking 1o (at Llncoln Senior Cneter)-detaiLs F 1l- C 3-6 Canton Twp-Twp residenEial property values up by 6%;Lisc of other Wayne Cty.cities and rise in property values F14C3-5 Plymouth-If DNA evidence doesn't 1in(l4izuL Islam in death of wife, Tracy, no case;can't.11-.].]=-'1: her dis_ membered body died from foul pl.ay PARDO, STEVE : DETROIT NEWS I^IRITER 2000 F14C1-1 Lincoln Park-Downriver folks planning Lst annual Cruising Downriver, auto cruise, July I F 15 D 3-4 Dearborn-developer to put condos/offices,etc. on site of former Jacobsonrs store;detaiLs F 16 A 1-2 InksEer-Edison Schools to run InksEer schools; financially strapped FL7D5-2L Genoa Twp-Hope Eo save L40 yr.old farnhouse from wrecking ball; may become hisEoric sice;owned by Jurate & Jack Ev F20BL-6 i,Iayne county to geE 2 more area codes: 679 and 278 F22D3-6 Redford Twp-Redford Union districE wants to rent, ctassrooms in S.Redford Unionrs Ashcrofc School;details(for spec.ed) 2000 F24D3-2 lanton TwpTwp hopes for $3000,000 in fed.uoney Eo beautify.. srea at l-ZT5lylichigan,with trees/flowers F 27 c 3-2 Dearbonr-report on device created by 2 U.M. Dbn.grad st,u- dent,s, Carbo Calcutator; aids diabetics F 28 D 3-5 River rouge-BP/Anoco Corp. settles with city over oil tainted sewers; decails;will pay $3M Mr 1 B 3-2 Trenton-Report on plans for bike Erail, 100 miles long;12 Downriver co'n uniEies involved;map PAR[}ON, ALAN CI-ARK : INVEST0R 1984 N 10, A- Heeos tNvESTmENT GRp LooKlNG FoR DEr relp lN FtNANctNc pun cHAsE & ReNovlrtoN oF Boor Bloe oru lr/nsxlrucror Btvo t't 14r D- G4 DolrltEo ro MlvoR Youucts poLtTtcAL FUNDo EDC appnovED FtN ctNc FoR RENovATtoN oF Boor Buoc-Atpenr ----1988----- My 19 .6-l fighting mortgage foreclosure on ook building by Travelers lnsurance co. Ay3, _1-5 Book bui I d i ng owners say theyr I I sue I ender,Tiav&el ers if they attempt to foreclose.-5pos. pARrqN, (rmcF A- .R , ntrf MAailg l9++ Form 1656 Ac 1r u-a fbnmoeo 1978 PARDON. TRENE ! 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MV 12.1€ J.EoceR lboven cALLs pARDos{s I--L937-- lE sclrolt ,E Zrfuatz L.F.l,URpxv sAys pugLtc--- ATrtruDE BAR5 ul{lrED FRSNU l-N !Av, ENFoRSEI{ENT aiiir-E+tAnrii - - .tJe 3,tz-1 Ctrls.B.Sorr URGEs AcrlGN orl PARoLE ABUsE N 9.7{{ld J.Emln lto,En REITERATES oppostrlofl ro cAgY PARoLes iff 1O.13-7 ths.Hltp B.bolr SAvs pAnotrs AtD-!t$ro toctEw .l 6.23€ .gt f,.MooRe AssAtLs BoARos oF PARoLE ,LZ?.4.Afl Si:fltrff s PrY t %igfgs* o*'iPrffirs c FRAnr f,R RPtlY Aes lur PRESENT FAR4.g SysrEtg.AsKs crure-ie 19161 PnEs.RoGErrELr AssAtLg pREiErt pAEtE Efiog AG gr?-5 ..hsA..&utgtoil uRoEs Cerrpucs To Alo FARoLED corwtcrs la *1eoa zt 0rr rcil GDrroi A srs EitSlt?o orRCrGr S 21. A-t3-2 Pq..Cclu pAFoLE--1e62- pLAv .bwanDs sAvs oFFtcEF Musr eor-e 6r "Eu8!iTtru7E FA?HETT IF IS TO SUCCEED IN RE}IABILITATIIG CRITIil^L PAtmDS & PAIOI.ESS EDIMRNI.S . 1935 pnevnl!,0f,o Foru 1656 .T Trc rGn*Ds ot PAftOIg s tfiel6-.Z Penoue PuoLretw Hcr BY L Wulecetlorrl.mffi[ I Ae 2124-3 TxE --1gsE eaRoottrNG PotrER-EDtr I'tv 7. 26-3 YOUNG GUNI\TANKILLED BY IO,VA POUTCET4AiT ;VTETELEN c(ioos Mv 30.62 G-0hr tbovgnrs PARoLE POLTGY al El7- F 8.184 trLE tANDEe iEvERrrtLLER,tuAs PAROLED AFSR sEX GRIIG W L7r2.-t SrcrsoRs oF PARoLES sftout.D gE HELO LIAELE Jr t5r t8't Gov. RtverercA.]r'UsEo ,"rrr--ff19'1--'-- - -.;1@6-- frln 4, 30-1 immu, cAsr oN UNor-E Seu tn Capoile-cA$cstEns' cASE- .E Lg,- c-t LsT JUDGES HAVE THEIR sAY lN PARDS_L(,YS_ _ D Zg, L*L Jusrrce ev Erorlor{otr. _1997- S 24 A l2-3 Rebuttal by Kenneth McGinnis,MI Dept.Corrections to ed l/l "State abuses taxpayers with lax prison policyr' $trRIDlSs& PARoIES: IWIRY t937 PAruOTG&PAROES: UI,6 I 940 Je 8' 20'4 .[,DGE GtLrts HoLog tNreRsrArE ffialgt^n ts rwALtD 'l- a' A-tt-: FBt cxrer J.Loean Hoovm RAps LE.r.-;;l3::ffi Je 8, tL1-1 desg-GntrrtnBeul FAvoRs---1977--- ENoING PARoLES !F NEt cRIMINAL cooE AOOPTED PARDONS s PAROLES: PRESIDENTIAL 1987 DC-Some urge pardons for 0l iver North 6 John Poindexter; llst some other pardons Grme trr FgoERAL Prm.e 0o.srm lruptDtw .4.€* ART}IUR D.tb@ GFEt@s Pmue &eno t4-!* br rt I D8 mnil PAELg Fg$[d*gflmp",rrorrsss GATI HFERAIIOTI IiI OF PAMONS & PAROITS t936 PARTNNS & PAROLES t954 \rrlN sY ,7,n..*rAft.fu.liion ,., rra 18 ilos.pnts)N TERM roe rai evGiiir ltspr. oF .tusrrce ro puBLrsH nriFilt3ffGror. * ,,#.l3r"t;3;l* OII PAROLE STAIIDARDS FOR LAUBREATEFS li 2, 24 GtvE ArNEsrv ev RusstAN covtr ro oiimroR cRtumlts" oN AirNt Ait REVOLUT ON N 7tn --t957- D 24 tL-? Betmsr REo'-40 PR soNEis JA L G I/EN weet 5 HOL OAY , 9-1i-6 DereuRv4m.R .Ros' ,Kflo{ N AS rl Ho6rt"SiiPailEo*L3o FROU PR 903{ "Roe o'f,'rfr'?Li.t:-l" PResolre srereo Blt Grnrsrms pARDolrs Pnes.lre cosuurEs DEATH sETTENCE or ex.Gl-1ror- ltzser.l,latmrce Scfitcr.to r wrrH-r{o pARoLE FoR MURDER Or JaCQtnRO ROrxSCxrrOrrsBlflil:lEtr* Tu er:Jewg. I 10.-6r. Goa Co. (Grl cloo)Asscssm.tt EEq rrt:r SEtv I iE 9 q-2-rr.verri roe tlCone.-rer w^sttor S 1, E-2-6 FrN 3 Seru.seruos BrLL To FpE.(ErruEov A(rrHoRrztr.G--1962- waRoENs rg-RELEASE pRtsc EFS oN WoRKOAY PRECEOII{G NOPMAL FS-EASE lF DAY FALL9 ON t/EE r978 , B-1 ArrrorvJ.sTorvnZen lLLt sAys utrtFAt B TO 8E TBEATEO AS I sPgc pERgoNl By tS Panole Q9gqgi6.-Blgg Jt 24, A-16-1 tr'lo Go v Jose P H Te A SOALE T'RON G N ALLounr{c Jenny Mtrc SE RV E 7va s FOR SEL L N G tho z POT -Eo T N 6, A-1 Sruov srous rATtoflts pARoLEES lt{cREASlttGr -1979- Jt N, A-1-4 Puelsmrrotr Clt-tr-Canten pARooNs Patrv Heensr W Z9t Sup Cr SAID INI,IATE9 I{OT EETITLEO TO FULL COII8TITUTIOI{AL TEC"|ON OF OUE PROOESS. 57. A-r_1 pies Clnten pARooNs d LarrN TERRoRtsrs.rAlLEo FoR 54' AssassrNATroN ATTEMeT or Pnes TRumeu - Lot tra LeeRoru, lntvttrrc FuoRes RoontcuEz, Raraet Corucet MtRANoA. fixl l)rrt?00i,1{i db PnlIULEI] I98t 'l, 25' A4-1 D.-*aolr rssuEs roucH GUroELr;:3tt -pa5- Je 18 t A-7-1 BLTND RosemEny Cox68 aers 20vn rrAtL TERM coMmuieo eY I t-t- qOVl HAo SHOT l{ER BOYFRIEND Jl 8, R-1-6 convicts serving less time in prison 0 24, A-lO-5 DC-teen felons to get p:igbt_breaks "o F il, A-5_4_3DOT Richmond,Va-Gov Baliles calls for parole policy that deman s functional literacy before inmate released F 2\, A-7-5 DC-l of l! men in US is on probation,under parole supervisi on or imprisoned. State Mr 12,A-9- l of Georgia pardoned Leo Frank r986 tlr 12, A- 12- I LANS-House panel approves fixed terms for felons.-Freedman Ap 1, D-3-4 DC-early felon releases cited Ap4, R-8-1 DC-U. S revi ses pr ison report , some felo"rS ljd:"d-3_sU f reed oclPiaji"tf p"n"t sets toushter prison terms. D4,A3-l Gary-lnd-Martha-i.na"r.on38 Henry !6 prays for release of Edward ki n.t-,i?i-'alvin 1973-cohen who lied 'rti;i,in 0C- 7 of every 10 young adults paroled are re-arrested with in 5 yrs Je g A-4-3 DC-prison terms longer than 7 years ago. -1987- Je 15 A-3-5 NY-Ed. Sec. Wm. Bennett calls for extended prison terms fo inmates with AIDS who threaten to infect people after thei release. Jl 2, B 3-1 Pontlac-Parole request by John Gnau denlq{5, n-J-f John Ehrl ichman seeks Waterlate pardon fr. Pres Reagan. D 6 A-3-2 DC-Presidential pardon restores rights s dignity.-Peterson -1989- Mr 12 C-l-4 Confessed killer Coral Eugene Watts could be paroled by 1992.--Greenwood Ag 15 A-l-l DC-Pres Bush pardoned oilman Armand HammeS convicted of ma ing illegal contributions to Nixonts tf2 election campaign -1990- N5A4-2 Number of prison parolees increase PARDONS AI{D 1993 Jl 19 A 5-1 Seattle-Rape victim, mother believe ptrnishment loo harsh for attacker, Joseph Gallardo -L994- Ag 05 B 1-5 no dot Ann Arbor-Mary Glover, 39,prisoner,Coldwater facilityrden parore;was activist t"t-rtil:te inmates Ag 30 B 3-5E David Bunker make get parole af,t L965 murder of during holdtrp attenrpt -L997- As 15 A-5-1 Justice Dept,. repo::ts more adults on probation, parole ' Leee ' Ag n i,5-2 DC-lf of. Anericans on probation or parole has topped 4 nillion for lst tine S 10 A 4-1 phila.-David Marshall Brown,54 nade plea dealrpaperwork losE;in jail 19 years;fina1ly freed PARDRIDGE, trVILIARD E. EjRCE_INT-DEf . LgOg Form 1656 Derroit lte Newc Uy Lp , 3_t Above a.nd Henry Blaekwell sell our pardrldge & B1ackweLl to JoE. J. Orowley and W; L. UlLner S 1' 6-1 AdvertlEeE new buslnees, Eenry Blackwell 0o., to open Sept, 2 al L55-L57 Woodward r FARBIME AND BLAS(GI.L 1901 [Ero rau A$NFu*'ED S.13.. lLtie,tf-u-t Z-pl@ ADo, [ocKHARTrg N1L1-419O--rybig6- S4tE_ n"il#ii?il-,** Jf; .ft -!{,0,,.,, :qiih?i?,E6nsB- [HdEEr "o rut ABO!,E GoT LAND flOR r{EW ELOOritEtl lN Ftllli grqqpq w-erDgr.rs r!,*rq f^'rr|%o uRquos Tt{Rottrt N4, spRlNg opENl]fGffy7- ff ttHt'Hilt#'d;8m#-,gTml*Ftuc.",,.-$,^ffi ;i,H*..,,, Ac 30, t2-4 Ilillt.tpF?Ary. t celeaRATE opEtllt{,3 Sept.2- PARDRIDGE & lTALSil L899 Form 1656 [e Dettuit Nevr -- Mr Lg, zo & aL Two-page ad, ![111 End sale 0 4. 1-8 1901 Buys- departnent etore of C. A. thafer ln MaJes- trt uro!. Ja 23t L-6 Lgoz LeaseE oro orag' to Gregory, Mayer & rhon for ! years PARDUCCI, ALLEN s PR0FESS0R I 983 , Savs HapplNEss ts mosrLy potNT oF vteupFeunalrc PAHUUOOI r OtltlltAu0 JUStPtls SOULPIOI( I AncntrecrunAt. scuLpruRE oN EoRE rnlr 500 BUtLotNos tN !4ETRo 0erROrr AREA---EOxrClir -1gs1- N 26, g-12-1 Aee 81 oteo N Z2-futt't 0 1, A-1-1 Mooest ART|srr LEFT toNDERFUL LEGAcy-BoHy D 1t tL20-1 Psoros oF somg woRrs D 4) A -12-1V Ennon lil vEsrEBoA Y l9 BA cr PACET t'h YAN aAnv il€ I r€ IOE GUA RO otAt{ BLEC. SHOU|O E CA iv I IIG OF Cr EF Peroes co? I loE c I l,lAttottlu BLoG. PAROTE REV il-F 1945 SERV 0er uouncl gK-r$cHTo srlt LENTEN cEs foR li Cn ,Grureal ST atsxT 27. l4-z lhoes PART OF EACI{ OAY BE sEr A C roE roR Goo IN k*rrl SERipNrt 4-Lo4 Seres roR EURopE roDAy ,";;#E:t];iooo, 'r:'i CALLS CONDITI NS AT U.S.AIR FORCE AASE IN FR^NCE WONSE rUiru KOREA D 27, L-2L-1 10 VISITS US.TIW RHII{E FIVER PAIROL & GIVES THEM HIg PRAISE En- rr-*s LUNCH vrrm Brsxop orro DrBeLrusrr.u, or'u33&ol'E9onu.L, cltt Ror , n/asg-t:ERoruee JoHr.l, ARRETED FoR rHE F1J eom B N G R o B B RY OF DarvouRvrCorrr't. BANK--- tla ), A-4-4R Ha RrroRo-L t rrr< r', rH BA NK RoBBERy sruo r eo BY POL I CE- #!:]r;J!:l"j.,Ei' ?IOGEPORT SHOT ANo ITOUNOEo oURING ESCAPE ATTEMPT lN U.S. DtsrRtcr Cr. B NG-ROBBERY CI-IARGE 1970 W;,gH-S$6grHER JAMEs ARRESTED FoR THE F1 B B ING ROBBER'/ RR oF A DANBURYTCoNNoBANK--- o l'1n "/, A-4-4Race HaRrroRo-Pou t ce sruDy I NG L, NK w I TH sANt( RO BB ERY lN Uf.l rorJ, 1972 , PorrrAc MoToR 0lv ronemlnrtlt orWB Lo or4F E LO Ttlp , UNoERWENT SIURGERY nr Ponrrlc GeilenaL I FTER BEING HIT Of.I HEAO tdtTH HAMiIER lY EHPLOYE UNIDENIlFlEO. PARDY, I,'IM. DEIROI[ MUFDERED lW Foro 1656 - Tto Ddloit *.-. N 1, 1-g Ehot & kllled O 51; AlfiedrPhlllp &. Hertlert Shano h61d as wltnesses N 2, 2-4 15 yr.old glrl detalned by po1lce [4r H g, Deo fu$rry, arra.tee tr Leill fc Q@3o t 2 g!,Ur dso be[,e N L4, 20-4 Alfred.rHeber & Phl1llp Shano reLeasedrN 15, ln connectlon wlth death of above PARE. CLARENCEI SKIPPER 1972 woRreo ABoARD LrrusoounE ros 25 yEARS o" oTl*l?&3:li;l mErE & ron 10 yns As eAprAtr-Oououas PARE EMUEIT SENNIS , tvat Form 1656 Tbc Dctroit NcrrS 31 2O-2 trUon mens slngles tltle of Southern U,rest Vlnglnla by defeatlng fhos.Cllnes at CharlestonrW.Va.S 2. 1930' tL z?, ,-4*o.L Beaches fluats of menls singLes :or iestera M1ch. C-amp. lL 28, 2L-8'- Defeated fLerl Kamath to iJla llestern tltle, lL 27 PARE IGII{ERINE: I,iESTUI{D RESIDENT 1992 N15CI-2 Pare left letLer for Pres Bush r,ilrile campaigning in Mich to review Toxic landfill in l,Iestlancl-McClellan -t993- w2cl-2 [hs won national recognition from parents, environmentalis and the media. - lbClellan PARE TOM: TEACHER 1994 t4y L2 B 7-1 E Makes a difference in the classrocrn 1999 F0785-2 charged with sexual contact with student 2 yra.agoifreed on bondinow at Seaholm lligh where he's been suspended- Merx,/Cardenas ttt 18 B-5-1 St.Clair Shores- Arraigned in t'6cqnb Circuit court for sexual contact, with a studetrt four years ago. J1 11 D-5-1 MT.CLEIMEIIS-Ex-teacher pleads no contest to gross indecenct for having sex with high school student in 1994 Jl 16 C 5-6 ME. Clemens-withdrew no contesE plea because judge won'E accept probation-Cho L999 Ag6 D4-L Birm.-Eo sEand Erial on charge he had sex with former stu- dent when he taughE at SouEh Lake High O 27 C-5'2 MT.CLED{ENS-Opening arguments Eo begin toddy for his of gross indecency-sex act with student at South t"ake Wowk N3c5-1 Mt.Clemens-Erial of Pare ended with hung jury & misErial lll2;but new rrial srarrs N 11 D-5-1 MT.CLEMm[S-Charges of gross indecency dropped-2nd trial that ended in hung juries N tZ C-4-L BIRMINGiHAM-Charges of gross indecency dropped HRET]ES INTINS PHILIPPIIE ISlj$NS I 935 N 26'1-s To ee Appro p.t. coaorrssrorw^ ,Sorffirlfnfuron srcnu ru as tsr R.eloerr *.,]i3ffiiil"F rE, n,.,o5,ld'36fr***.r, s 2ef'1 To ee RErArrEE, As p.t,r,*r]i1?d3ii-or --1938-- S 23r2-3-Nlre TO NC,SIGIU A5 PHILIPPINE RESIDENT COMI{'SR TO I,iASHIIIGTON I.:lIiu,jn jitjEfil u,\Rl0 3 p1ififliir-1il 1982 Itn4r A-B-1 itANAt.16,;, Ti'-NEt.,' citl EF oF t',ATL GUARD PAREJO-GONZALES ENRIOUE : COLOMBIAN AMBASSADOR 1987 Ja 14, A-3-2-3Dor Budapest,Hungary-56, shot 5 times outside his home PAREKH, AI\IAI.ID : DETROIT C0ITNTRY DAY SCHOOL 1994 Je 22 B 3-2DI,[S 4.0 averagelchosen as L994 Presidential Scholarrjoins 14I high school seniors nationwide-Mll-Ier PAREKH, LINA: ACCIDENT 1987 27, of Srfield, Iost control of her car, ended up in swimm ing pool at Franklin Pk Towers Apt PAREKH, NARENDRA : LAWSUIT 1988 Ar 23, B 4-l Age42, awarded $3.5million for death of her-husb a! Ford Hosp, also from Harper Hosp for Eechnitian error- lngersol I PAREKH, DR. NAVIN : RADIOLOGIST 1998 Fl2C5-1 St.Clair Shores-Linda/Andrew Dedona won $1.75 million;sued him for misinterpreting her mammogram;missed cancer signs PAREKH PRAT: CAR DEALER r988 F 3 B-5-l D Presents new Buick Century to Rosa Parks, pioneer in civil rights movement, whose car was totaled in acc" recently. -1990- 0l2Et-4 Mi nor i ry dea I er bri nss back ' iplrj;dswi ck -'t-"Igdi -r_", jf Ta Closing hls Bulck dealershlp lnDet.-Sedgwlck ---L992--- F 25, A-9-2 Failed to get Detroiters to lBuy in Detroitt'rseeks to coax ill.resident to rBuy Americar-Markiewicz EtlGEilE- PCI-lSH BOY I 945 PARENI, ALEX HrRo: TAYLqR rj1P,MlCll t955 PRArsEo FoR Hts REscuE DF L4 yF oLo l,hurnce r.on.^$*rl] l*9.* B-22-?- c1964-- t'lv 23' BS-9' Dt$,6[r2lsrrcLassioEDrr. PARENT, AVA: POLICEMAN 1987 Je9B -5 e officer Albert Bussey kill pit bull that charged them PARENT, BERNIE: H0CKEY 1972 Asove AoREEs ro pLAy HocxEy wrrr{ rHE l,l,or523t"5l;1. Eacues --BnemHaN FZg, C.5-1 MIITTI-.-ABOYE ATTEf{OED A t{gUS OONFERET{CS I{ERE TO ArtilOUTCE TI{AT r{E tritt ptlv FoR rHE Mrlrqr ScnEartro Elctes oF THE Wonlo l{ocrev AosoctATtot( r{Exr sEAsor Je 4, D-5-1 stcNED rr/trH ruew PHTLTADELpHte BLazeesA3tgy"B:B_[ocrev CAt€A66ll9elrcrev Reououo r,ussED !2o coal oe NHL sEAsoNr BUT Veztre or crto Bllcr Hlwsr ALso FELL sHoRT- TH8-u BiusH.wlrH piiui Ftven PAREtttr. t4v 20' D-1-4 Fr,vins Jour NHL BY trtr'tNlNG Srarulev Cue, o1ry.?IrrotEg-.f ooo' ffF,-uH:e.ra cAR urrr Mosr vlluleue Puaven evri6, BUr otvEs Fr-vERst Goecr Fneo Srqiqtg*_ rr ro t4v 28, O-1-1 Burpnuo-tr ELps cELEBRATE 2tuo Sraruley Cup , oers Conru Sr,rYrHe Tnopnv pon t"{VP . --197r-- - 0 14, 0-4-6 Prttt-To uxoEn€o sptrAL otsc suioEnyrTo BE our oF rcrlof, -Prirr-a-eurrs!-4 rgErs -1979- Je t .C-2-6 BEcAcsE oF EyE tu.tfui? 5 5, F-4.'t O Putt-a-Nnmeo eyPrtll.FLYens As coALTENotNG coAcH PARENT, CAROLYN: BLACKSMITH 499 I F22C6-l Parent, is the emergency paddock blacksmlth for Wlndsor Race way- Eckma n PARENI , DMLD J.: MT. CLAnS{S Jt STICE 0F FEAG 1942 AG 1, 4{ sElrre'cgs RUBBER *Ar r'lgves ,$f51t056 G.BoYo t&Pra,nson *Elilffiii,n. --1945-- ,HIS WARRAf|TS vLetlENs Ft f,57 i fu zZ;:, 5=t ABovE rcg,e,s Rogr. HlRov oN OARE KILLING OF FREIND DL2,2L-3 Crw couulssronts pLAr ?o crvE ABovE EXTBA JOB FOR SALARY I NCREASE t3 ABoLlsHsO F L6, zz4 FILES NOMINATI]N PETITIONS FoR--1954s RE.€LECTIcN Gov.wrur-rrMs NAME, ABov€ ro -'rkiliilffiL* r-rdi.i.8gi$3-?; Teres oven ttr sEAt or J.loce .ros.Tilr.ev fircreuerc-picKEr.o FoF Fr'rrs;li8:ffiren rlns ELitrH;? ------1970:--.- xE*9, Ae 5,8-4-5 NomrrulrEo roR PRoears CouRr sear lr-Mlcome eouxiv-Woulr uoN RE ELEcrroN ovER RogeRr cr*.^*or!*i !;?o-[RoBArE cr. Wowx Dreo lrv 1i afi5 -1e72--1e71- Y i?'3-?1 , Yourn cHApEL ar Ma6cor.ra Youru Honre ro ee oeorcATED To Hrnr t fu m ro-Jaruuanv.RAr.t4 PAENI , JAIIES W.: IEIROII I{ARINE 1944 .k 7.23-l t,tbuNoeo ru ihnsruls isLANqg 6'F3rm 1656 PARgI[Tr.rog - EscA]ED CoNrrcT Lvn A.bover4ustin tr'arnssorth, Owen King escape Ita.rquette Prio.on N I -- & 24t *3 ..bmn'lurrugro r* REcArss ,r* *#uBovE t,u 1914 Form 1656 Thc Dctroit Ncrr 1976 Ae 6, A-1-2 DC-ruew sERvlcstc rrouLo usE soct AL sEcuRtrY NUMBERS To FtND MtsstNc FATHERs & roRcE THEM To pAy FoR cARE oF oFFspRtNG, r'TOULD SAVE TAXPAYERS BlLLlOt,S lN t'TELFAR{: P OWEN PLEASANT RIOGE POLICE 1973 , Lr tn PoutcE oEPTr To rAKE ovER PlrsT AS POLICE CI{ IEF I'IIEN Jorr Corrlurv nelitRES; Coatr,rluuv 5O YRS OLOo P \ilEilT:- DiI" P ,:,;il,l I I'lGTOll D0cTo: I 1974 r.'lE l:pLA r i,r s llCG t{ETt-t nD or Los li,lc lcttr.Tr:osr 1974 Je 7, V2-, W Ftueo cR tEvANcE wtrnl4r.CIEMENs For- tceDEpr.oREss cooErARGUES LENGTH OF HAIR-SCHABATH PARENT, SIDNEY 3 AUTO ACCIDENT 1976 Jn 11 B-1-1 E J1, eleeoED cutLTy ro NEGLIcENT HoHtctoE IN OEATH OF FReoeRtcx FlscHER 27 atotNc MoroRcycLE PARENTAL GUIDANCE 1992 Distress signals. Children hurting emotionally always show signs-Gruber -f995- ni iO.ft-i ilew Parental Guidance.tflill combine monthiy par"rting tion witl'r weekly PG Weekend coverage """- PG WEEKEI{D 1993 s08F7-1 Each thursday-ways to entertain your kids S 09 D 1-1 lst article - guide to fun for children PARENTEAU LARRY J. s ROSEVILLE: ILLEGAL ARMS t WxeN nRResrEo FoR PossEsstoN FIR E troR K S & A Lco H o L PO L CE FOUND OLO TIME MACE IN TRUNK CAR PAGNil, RffiRT V. - ATTGTEY r965 LrxeCh or-V r uuaee PREs. RossilAir TVOLVED N POL ? ,c AL B i RE- FUS NG 10 RENEU 1vn corurnrct FOR v LLIGE ATTY offe ^FTE t c-s-s t-A NSI NG.DI ST R rcr HOUSEU vEs CHG AOBVE MPR OPE RLY APP T & ooEs NOr L VE Lrre Onl ON PAREXIITS : AWARE{ESS }'IONI}I 1997 E 25 E-3-2 March designated as Parent Awareness Month in Mich.to give parent a self-esteem boost.-Bailey 1974 Je 20, A-19-e SacRameNro-GRarrtrr LAw HoLo pARENTS LTABLE FoR cHtLoREN . PRRENTS: @[a.4ENt t937 Forur 1656 l\B,ljrQ,-? th.Trrumqru B.Rrce uRGEs r* g_!If3!,g:, FoR pARENrs{.{c tdlJjrlU,r, lF,llsr.s.SAoLER ADVISES PARENTS rO ACT THETR AGE u[TH THETR Ctilt-DREit il 4t t3€ h F B l(ir6rr crrtrcrsss silro pArsr ooNE FR.E,T.FLAN4GAN sAys uoil-ffiil rs vroRrr{ roo sclloi,rS!E[.o"n s*oou FoR pAREr{rs sEer, o, ,r..il-t'.t"- ilo-.,191'r'=o JUqos Geq T lrhnru.DuolonoERS mns Arca Arse!.L cutru b6 eao-sor ITEEN-aGE Boys rEL gwne nc e K. F Rr ur syc H, Ar R, s A il Hl ;:tmli?5:mt-'w#- r* '-- Io IrELp 'II.HARTiELL.c.HrLDi+iARsH ---1951-:- _ Ur 26,-i-i2:7"-- UR.5AIIiIJEL PUBLISHS PAMPHLET Oilr IROoTEM PARENTS- S 161 6-12'1 Scroot tgacrcns s^v p^Rst?i cen c pests-.Irrr&irt 8r%!41 *rr" FRarucls 5r-roP J l{qes Asr(s pARENIE To REAssERT eufuoetry MSC Femrur Lr FE EqEA?rou Cow OHEARS m.lRvt Ureg PAf,EflTs IEE? . toeALg+!RtEi 80rg MAIL Peffefn OF IODERATE HELP U tLL TEND TO SArrEt oP AETTEH PARAETS AllD THETR MARRIE! CHILDREN. MR 9, 31-1 PottcE tsNpE ToR Raupx Bare,r, unees THAT pARENT5 BE OE L tf{quENcY ABOVE tS IOLO OC pur eUpHASr9---195b- otl O&IIOC|{AIIC I faneqrs roLD Te co- AHEAD- AilD Dtsctpt.lre uuntoR.PoR?En 5Atit iRANC|SCO-IrR.JUDSOil LA0{O|S SAYS CHTLD CAr{ oUTGROIJ s D 5, 6-72-l ,Surivgv oF KtDs coilcEnrr{c TrEtR ,AREt{rs-hEssLER^ r!S[- -anono Dn. &oeuEg S.&mrer sAyg ifltLy iE8pcNgrgrLrty of a HR 20' 3-6 Hten )croou sruoElr?s roun caerr* ,iF1957- HtGHEsTExpERT L-2 hoF.Drno., or, .r,., *r6lf.??;T 3i'fi' GIVES ADVICE FOR PARETITS On.&sgan V.Fr SIIER SAVS ll ltY PAREf,!3 TtxEHr? AI rltune-Pomen -1€r- DR.HIRRY J. BlKen ADV sEs m REiITS-..196(F-TO S?t-DY SE LvES tfc-PonteR 31sr luruuru FlnEur Eo.lrcr .P A NEL SAYS JU N OR S ET LEAD TO TROUBLE-pORrER J. 961 pAn /rlter SrrUu,lW-3Ro GFADEFS H ER E co ueut ON TH E R lit'btFl s h.QtcxrRo L.cwrep ,o", ,ili133ffi o* oF rorr,{ ,},i; iilil^n*, gv !{rox ;'^3ik roLo DEr cou*3,1'oliii ,--^,o"" PACENTS TAKING CHILDCEN FROM SKII,LEO WORK TO ATTENO COLLEGE N 3' E-e-: 7 ARE^ HrcH scHooLERs orscur, il1i?3:6.o* s rtrHcneoERS FRor.r cA'qpBELL ..Ji.'g.l;l;3 rH r Nr( pARENrs AND poL ^-"-;13$?II.r cE iREt r I#LillilR ggqqo_J,n$J%r, t[gy_,1gove K JuocE F'-ano ts ClsreLLUCc l^sAYS 1-sv 1t'lG K los t{usr rr"lpoRintir JoB oF Penerurs. DE V lEvl . -1976- Ap 21, G-1-1 Eoa LESHaN tN BooKrrlN seeRcH oF r4ysEur & orgeR cHtLDRENTI URcES pARENTS To RET4EI4BER otrst cHlLoHooD-t/alreR PAI{ENIT' s CRUELTY r 980 t Flrren, Cranues Weusn SR., BEATEN BY soN Euceue, t & tT trrlt.t- HAPPEN AOAIN. (i qTt t_1-t ;it,i Lg6g1r-t:;,,.;;,. I ncFrrAEE -1991- Jl i1r ROfO I0 Touor LovE sryLE oF pARENTTNo-HooHilAil Jl 11r Rolo J6 Ttps olr Hor{ To rELL tF you ARE Att ABUsEo PARarr-BEilsox 1982- N 21, C-12-2D LLERsvaLLETPa-Toucnuove ts A NETwoRK oF TBoUBLEo PARENTS IGHTING AGST ABUSIVE TEENS -1993- Je 01 B 1-2N Peter VanDenBroeck accused by N.Dakota authorltles of dltch lng his dad/on a triprRoyal VanDenBroeck of Ionia-Bratt 83 1974 PARENTS: CALIF0RNIA 1986 TUstin-Deanna Youngl3 turhs her parents in for drug use 'ARB{TS : DAY 1993 s05c1-2 Thursday designated AS Day of the Working Parent focuses on PEOP 1e r,ltro j uggle jobs rkids, etc-Powers r 938 1964 ieates or Scorusec.wEErLy cLAssEs FoR EXPECTANT PAREE:Is ro rELo srARrrrclvhd rrWevmeOo.HealrH0eNrearEtolse llv 19t A-1 0uoceVores LEvELs $506rtNE vB.F4THERS or lvourms AccusEo oAMAGING sToLEN cAR --1965-- 0 18, A-27-t lsr tN sERtEs oF cLAssEs FoR ExPEcTANT PARENTs ro eeetruO1t aruavrecg.HetrnCeureR --1966-- Ao 15r B-7-1 WavrueCo.HEltrnDepr.soHEDULES sERtEs oF cLAssEs FoR ExPEc- TANT PARENTS AT }IEALTH CENTER --1967-- W 2, A-18-1 5x JuocEJos.G.RasHtD JAlt-s 2ontvE-lN RotdDlEsrsAYs roo MANY PARENTS EXPECT POLIOE TO BE BABYSITTERS-KIRK --1970-- lvlR 10, 8-12-1 Ruutue AppRovEo oN cURRENT R0LE THAT,PARENTs cANtr BE Heuo REEPONSIBLE FOR CRIMES BY CHILOREN r,/O XITOWUEOGE-HALLAS pARENTAL LTABTL rry oRDrNAt-ucE soucHr evcouruU,?*g*ffil?;trt l,r/r Enia r cr t @lv I oEeenrlno-Gooo --'197't-- MR ,1 t A-1-1 Panenrs oF vANoALs arDs,T.HtcH scHooLs To EE suEo FoR oAr{A- qes-S-rlsrNGER O 20, B-1-1 D ClrvCouttotL corstoERtNG oRotNANCE Tot{oLD plnerr's REspoNst- BLE FoR cHtLDRENts AcrroNs-Gooo N 10, B-4-t O MonreGeaeLos AovtsEs DET. To cET pARENTAL RElmNstBtLtry t-lu-Gooo N 15r A-4-t Martre eARENTs REsporusta0.E-Eotr. N 24; A-4-7 PeneuralLrlerwvLew OKro evClrvCour.rctr- N 29t B-ij O Oer.UnglrLeleue suppoRTs LAt{, FoR pARENTAL REspoNsDtLtry tN DEr. 0 ,O, B-1-7 D Nev, LEw MA(Es plierrs LtaBLE FoR iltNoRrs cntmEs' --1972-- Je 22, B-1-1 D l4ngs.FRaNKM9RELLrl{.rserrerucEo ro vRls pnoBATtoN FoR REFU- sf NG To sENo soNrlTror soHooL Je 22, E-6-.4 O Recroru{elRENTs otscuss pRoBLEMs truPleerurslDtscusslouPnocn orCommurrrvCourser,"rt*.a-Cressler fl All E_l-l PTA & Mmcn oF DtlrEE rot.os lsr tr ilATL sERlEs or onlela tf, prFGlTl[c ltr u.9. tt osr-cloll-l.rc Horel.-oevteu 1979 t4v 21) A.-1-2 CttttoReruts CeureR tn Der oFFERs HELg FoR TRouBLeo PARENT Lee -1986- Ag zz, Al-5 Schools get tough on guns-Faust -1987- Ja 7, B_3-l PLan would punish parents of criminal children-Vance Apl5, Bj-3 COunci I overrides parental I iabi I I ty veto-Vance My 21, B 6-l Judges will be consulted on enforcing parent res[-onsibility law-Vance s Alpert l99O- Mr 14 B 3-5D :;JJJffJiJ{fsif :#:i:,::,]J::'fi [J, Jrif+ !- ED I 938 -IHE PROELEI' CHILO USTALLV HAg A PROBI,SOI PARENI pereirs rryE .nsr orry ro ,tr#lti**r.r* Frtzlfi" JuvErroE EL|!Q|E!E r3 AISO ilAIrE8 OF PAffirtlt O.r*gt8ro-, EsporuststuttY FroR Yourm o€LtNQuEntY PLAcED ott iEAfiiff t#ftEs- i{euu; i{HAr HAs BEco,'ae o1 tg5nbj5orpurue:Dr*ftr4! *[*t &iluoRsn srEED To BE Lo\rEtrr t .pAREr{?AL o.L,EuEircy-Er,r,-195i3b- firtil-fi, Lessoit FR. THE eReer{olr. ,k z, 32-z --1954- H,[X ?t'b1,::1";tl'.fu D qrstbbi*r:-T:,i:.q* ff: o-, PEar rc rrr. A r ?A rtt€ !tr_ ne oc E_o;3rqres 30-7Gfro"l rrr, *, *, DrsRepweeLe Aeuse or Poren?{orr. p 9'$ -ffr-1e-Gr srn Rr or a Rerur s L r e ?-r]lZ7,1-----tg77-!' Gooo mnrs Fon iloDEnx FABEflTs-Eotr -197b Ae 15o A-20-1 tNeu Bneeot peneurs-Eolr -o7g- trly 12, A-18-1 CHrloReN-Eotr 1*Z- O Z\ A-1g-1 Sxlnt LEwts oFFERs 0ue_mtNUTE BeortoEt sreRtEs-Eotr --J98? Je frv- A-12-1 Plneirrlu r Npur I N scuoot s-EolT .^_,t/_1 ^ ^ o€ ., 'f; PARENTS : FOSTER : MICHIGAN 1994 Mv 26. B-6-1W )randRaplds-Daniel Gamer complains Ctrit ctrftdrs trelfare not, top pilorlty ln faurlly reuniflcation -L997- As 08 A-1-5 DC-National report on children in foster care show many are YR0Y-&jrothy & Richard Mercer,in more than 38 yrs as foster parents, have taken in more than 200 foster kids-DeRamus PAPEIJTS: FOSTER 1954 yri It]qrye1.1g,Terr;-17 cro EucEtrE Rtne novenr,rrr ro$"r3grl;t" Rerurs & GErs rHE$, '-'-1972--- m19r F-5-1 WoRrsxop Bsrr{6 HELo ron FosreR pAREitrs eno SoctAL uoRKeRs 6[,I[i6r"tELo Ar WaLoen Wooos CorrenErce Grouruos rn Mnl, D-9-4 PRoYtoenoEe Rlla-{l Ve Olo- il[rloemtFtEo teeglrOel BECOHE9 TARO OF STATE OESPITE-1971- BIGTOiOII'IO OF FA'JIILY TEALTH Mn 21t C-r-l N hrtaro FosrER HoMEs BRtoHTEN LtvEs oF RETARoEo.MYERS. Ae 26, E-6-1 D PRo.lect 100 pnesifiT EFFoRT or CrtloREiltg Alo SoolETY lll FtrDrltc ttor{Es FoR FosrEn rtoS.SuEEt{EY Je 20, F'9-, w !,/avrue co Depr or soc t at senv I cES TO TRY To F IND FOSTER HoMES FoR YoUTHFUL ILAW oFFENDERS.KIReY S 21, A-2-1 Noia Bno'rllrtrTrAusrnAL t AN AsoR I Gt NE, Tngas HennorrlrfrBetrasrt NlRelatroo ptcruRED lN vARlous sHocKlNG cHANGES. -1979- AP 11, F-1-2 Dottt & Jur-ta Moone cHosEN tFosten PaReurs or rne Ynl eY Mlcx FosrER PARENTs ASSrU-GTEENBURY MV 10, A-1-5 Lrus-rosrsn pAREFrrs, roo-' "rjiff rnorir *?seflag_,1@tooen JoHN & Almeon Wrr-soru?1&69 caato roa 122 FoiiLa-rtos-KrRev -1987- Ap 15 B-t-4 Foster care taxed to the limit; few homes for abused chil- dren.-Gruber-Bel lol i r My3, A 3-1 NoDot Lans-black ctergy start state foster parent program -1989 Jl 4 cl-l Never enough havens to heal abused kids-,0ne Church, One Chlld of Mich lnc helps-DeRamus -1990- Ap 27 B 2-10 Cheri and Tom Anderson are considered 2 of the best. They recenEly wgrg recognized as Mich Foster parents of the yr. I990 My 3 B 3-6Wt'l Mich-tJayne Communl ty Livinq Services(t'ICLS) wi I I hold Iuncheon Eo honor 60 fosEer famiIes"NorthviIIe My 10 B-7 ReLird restaurant owners Jerry & Arlene Reynolds of Van Burent Tbp raising 2nd family, 2 cerebral palsy patients. --Dowling Je 5 G-t-5 FosLer parenEs answered plea for help, but poverty won ouE wi th thei r Colombian 'chi ld' Jl 25 F-L-2 Foster grandparents frorn Ypsi Psych Hosp visit & read to kids at Stony Creek Preschool & Child Care Center nr. lntilan.--Hoover ;1991_- S 15 B 32N E8H:ll:k*.lfi"ro Zsfisternd husband, Robert have adopted 6 chll-d disabled-Col-eman chlldren; many developirental-ly -1991- N 3, C-3-2D RoberE E Ennis of Ennis Center for Children, works to have young treaEed as human beings not as proPerty- N 6, B 6.60 Pat 6 Richard Logan' offer fosLer care Eo--dl-s^ab-le-d -teens- Bradford N2987-LD Foster parentsrlesterrKathryn Guthrie add joy to boys 1i on family farm ---L992--- Ap 8, B-L-Z Foster mornrlydia Alonzorraising 4 more childrenrall oflvlexi can descent to fulfilI cultural need-Hernardez -L993- W29A1-5 Black foster parents are drrindling in Wayne Cotnrty. - Jones JLIZ B 5-3 Lans-A ban on spanking foster children is part of a rework- ing of rules covering foster care, agencies and adoption being prepared by the Mich Dept of Social Senrices PARENTS: FOSTER 1993 D20A1-1 Officials at the Childrenrs Center say more foster parents are needed to care for kids-Brand-Williams -L994- Ja 13 B 7-1DR pos tggAdoptiveSrJppor[Teams (FAST) cons is ts of fos ter parents battling injusticEs 1n toster care system Je 30 B 6:1 D Fountain, MI - Lenny & Lou Ann T@al1 have been special needs parents f,or LL yrs on thqir 40A farm to 43 kids. 1998 N23A1-4 # of kids in foEter homes keeps rising in Ml,state pays $270 rnillion this yeariin-depth report;-Daugherty D09D1-2 Det.-State now gives foster parents chace to adopt kids they shelter and care for; change in policy-Daugherty PARENTS : LEAVE 1986 Bill seeks to guarantee parents up to 26 wks of leave afte birth or adoption of child -1987- Ap 13, A-14-l Yuppie aid: mandatory patental leave bill-Edit 0 12 B-3-4 62% think businesses should not be required to give workers I pa renta I I eave . ' Mv15, A-7-1 Parents and Elderly seek aid fr. Congress on Paren and medical leave. - 1 989- Ja 1 1, A-1-l Stockholm-mothers 6 fathers get lSmo paid leave DC- + our of 5 Americans f";L?90;o,rrrrrl'"rfo-r'Jr1.r" ." leaves for parents newSorn's, ti3tiSfiriegS** df bdopred or -1990 Mr 15 A l-2 U.S. musE spend more on chitd care' penel says My7A3-2 parental leave bill may advance IIv g A _q_5 DC-tJhit House Ctrief of staff said Pres. Bu'sh will veto any bill requiring time <.rff for new babies My 9 E-2-3 DC- Pres. Bush urges companies to provide pd parental leaves voluntarily but is unwilling to force them to do it My LL A-3-2 DC- Unpaid family leaves a step closer. Mv 20 B 2-1 A Familv leave Policy to give workers unPaid leave co care for newborns and seriously ill family members-Edic Jl 25 A 3'2 DC - Family leave bill Eo be sent back to Bush unEil he sisns ir. :L9L- W?3Ey4 mslhqilHgp*.t_eB tgp**gEgt{Jglu reEans re'esy to inplerert & 1991 s 19, A-3-2 DC-Senate weakens leave bill o 3, A-3-5 DC-Sen.approves up !o 12 weeks of unpaid Ieave for wor Eo care for newborn children or ill family mernber 0 29,4-3-2 DC-unpaid leave bill may be veEo-proff-Clements N5, C1-5 DC-BUslness laobbylsts fighc lecve bl I l-ClemenE; N14A3-6 DC - The House passes a tgglly leave bilI. ---t992:-- Mr 16, A-3-1 Miami-Dade Co.adopts ordinance for 90-day family leave every 2 Ws for childbirthradoption or illness PARENTS : LEAVE 1992 chicago - Bushrs respond to Ann t-anoers"cli.,ir'iit, pear next Surday on his veto of family-leave legislation."n- N 27 A L4-L Pres-elect tsill ClinLonrs adm putting together a farnily leave package-B.Iohnson -L993- Ja 31 D 1-3 Family & Medical [,eave bill r,rcrries sma1l firms. - Joyner F3A10-1 IeavingEamiliesBelrind.-Eklit E3A4-t DC - Senate opend debate on the leave bi11. F 4 AT-L pC-- Senate Republicans threaten to tie up family leave bill. -F5Ai-4 DC - Congress approves Leave Bi1l, Clinton oipected to it lhursday night. -L993' Je 03 A.5-2 Wash-Labor Dept.announced regulatlons for Fanlly leave 1?3?ir, 3+1r, h$*-h"ryrand sta'e rroop"i *r,u".rur, r5r,'n?; fight for parental leave; working dads celebrate. 1975 , Bostoru-l,.,ELFARE Depr vreruts FAMILY RESPoNSIBLE FoR NURSING HOME PATIEGf PARENTS IF ABLE TO AFFORO PARET{fS - UrC[. t932 'OreaorclapNew OROINANCE FIfGg PAREilTS FOR ALLOWINO Oll 9TrAF- IER lo^p.rr. 3-2 5oM rL INT-T,LARA tsL- rzABErH Furo ron Mlren NAL HEALTH EEGI TION IGN FRO PARSNTHO@ FOR SOLO IERg BY MAIL b-t?46---- F 1, 27-5 NtrE Arrr-Ggt't.RULEs PARENTs LIABLE FOR FAILUB€ TO MAINTAIN 5ANITARY }OMES & KEEP CHILDREN FRSE FROII VERMIi't ---1g4gb-- ttv 10, 29{ N TE SEil.Pass€s stLL Requ IRIilG THAT ABILITY OF A STEP -PAREIT TO ILO BE CONSIOERE otil ARRIVIIIG AT CE,SSITY FOR AID TO I958 lrsrrture r .PARENTSs MICHIGAN T ,,-197',1 H9U SE AccEprEo FoR oEBArr Mare Pnnerur CRIMIN ALLY RESP. tF cHtLo"VEul$n?d?-4ror.o uNoER 1/, unetru AL OFFENOER JL 7 t B.:1-4N0d Pn Re rrr r HE HELo s ro RESpoNsIBLE FoR cuitoneN I ru BE nxtev Jr- 20, B-1-1 N BenKLev ADoprs, pARENTAU RespoNS I B I L rrY taw- | LKA panerrs REsponsrBrLrry LAU Aooprrfi!'4.ltlh1E,-t Pteerrs ATrEilo copruuil tcAt I oN sEr ttrAR clt-LEo PET Plneft- ErecrtvErEss TelrrrHG- ?o TAcTLE GEileRATlor GAp- Ueszeru N16, A4-4 LlpeeR-l.lns.JArET-ieCln Clsrg,E rro WtLLIAll Eoeerrofl EoTH FltEo ET000-Fon sonsr ACr6o Lepeen{urNr AREA r*oni*'-l??ldfr-r,..,*r93ir$E g4gqg_qE fi'r*, rqlo LreqeR_pAnErurs coiry- - - tcrEo FoR'.cRlMtNAL AcTs CO!'tlrl ITTEO BY Tt{E lR CH I t-Onett A-22-1 ,ARENTAL LrABLrry LAw FAcEs 1sr couRt "r"r"5' AcLu rsxes ro ,nrr*ul'i'I*?l'; cAsE oF #1aA^3;Liltronn, Yeo vrLL srAt{o rRtAL tr NtT. Cler,lers Dlsr. Gr. roR cRtlilNA Acrs corrtTTEo Bvl H€n, 1! vele oLo. soru---Scxlaltx Leeeee--pARENrs RESpoNs rB rLtry oRo TNAN.E Hfrl6'E;36r3r rrurr ONAL IN NOT EXT4INING CONOUCT EXPECTEO OF SAME. i4AY EE HELD RCS,O.'SruLF. .rOr.U' fi ?fu'13;?-[r* ,* lNxsrEn-?yzar 'O* 'r..o,On'= JU a6, A-Ff Lrrs-SupOr oectoga rHAT eHtLoREr{ mlv guE ,ARErrs FoE 0TJURIGS CAOSEO fl EY PARENTAL OEGLEGTo -1972- A6 1r, B-1-1 E Ctpf lnCo6F tBf, il'IE"98[81"i8T"9'8ir. Scxlertr '8$6.8"fti8.ti8F"^FiI"$f '1967 E HoUSE PASSEO BILL TO RAISE LIABILITY OF P ARENTS FOR OAMAGE TO PROPERTY DONE BY TIIE I R C ml'uoBeru reoM $ 500 ro $1, --1969--- '5 22, A-1 ?98*0", t'L r rur-stergls r ND rcENT RELATIVE SUPPORT LAW HELD UN SCONT I - TUTIoNAL BY JUocE RlCHARo cr EVANS- _ O 19, A_23_1 LAr.r$NG-srATEts pooR LAi( oN THE wa'r our?-ErvclE-'^ --1970------a 27, 4"1-'i r,lAorsoi'r FtIlcttTS- AccoRDlNG ToJr,tstl LAw IN t'lADtsoi] l-llEGllrs PEAREi'ITS NESPOESIELE IF t(IDS CONTII{UE TO GET INTO TR]UDL -soHUSTER. 014rA-17-1 PonrtAc pAssEo pARENTAL REspoNSlBLtrY oRotNANcE LAsr NITE NEITM,AN OZB, A-r-1 Rosevtuue pASsEs pARENTAL RESPoNStBLITY LAw - N10rA-1!-1Rece SuauRg or Eesr DEr. 0Krs PARENTAL REsPoNSIBLITY oRolNANc ravron-2 HomEou,rEi .,rr f.t9i5;';3rl?"orr* pABErr! LAU our oFFtclALs""ffi3913;"n tir sooutB eyetxe nequest rlir E1671spq[rrEflY ,le igrA-6-2 Rece ReopoRo-Twp- pAssEo oRolNANoE-1g71-- MAKING pARENTS REPSo FoR cRtMtNAL AcrroNs oF Kros up ro AGE 17, F4t E-12-226 t*3ill-:llf,F'H'effiv oout{c rL Fqc?nrq-l .ei'Eq:E'' ilEGLEsr Wtrenrono Twp-voreo to r,rANE panerrs LTABLE ,a't5ffi-l,i?" 9O olv.rAtL sErrercEs FoB cirrLDiErrs cilmes & cuhrew vloLA ttons--0leusor ih ,OrE-l-zrN Htexulno Trp-€ecox 12rx Olrlaro Courtv eorm0niTy ?o-nArg PAiEilTS CRltlliltLLLY f,ESPOilSI8LE FOR AOTS OF CHlLoFef- +fli8:-*rtv courucf L BEEN AsKEo ev MnvoR *l3rl?;'l'ilaY ,t & poutcE cr{ter Rlymoro QU|EL To pAss NEU LAU To MAKE PAREIITS RESPONS t BLE FOR CR III I NAL ACTS OF CH I UONET-'.AN(ENY tqY25, B-8-,W 0eaReoRN Hercrrs Ctrv Cout'tctL PAssEo oRDtnaNce MAKtNc pARENrs RESPoNSIBLE FoR 'tHE cRl."[INAL ncFtdFsfglj25 Paporutar r qrtr\r?n rrroe-ilbr '+' ftlttrBREJ ^u, cnN PARENTS 3 MICHIGAN t980 F 27t g-1-' Appelus Cr Ruteo rHAT pARENTs oortT HAvE RtcHT To GET Nort E THAT THEIR KIOS ARE BEING SUPPLIEO !'ITH BIRTH oEvt ces-TttEtsEN -tF1- Jt- rAeuseo PeReNrst eRp pRorEsrs_tgt4. tNTERFEREII9F AFFA IRS. dr* #flgil Pnopo-seo BtLL rrouLo LET mtNoRs cET pRENATAL & EGNANCY-REL EO HEALTH CARE SERUICES T'ITHOUT PABENTAL CONSENT -1987- F 20, B-4-r Proposed ordinance would Iet parents of minors sue drug traffickers for damage -1989- D I A-14-l Point of abortion parental consent bi I I is that procedure be i ng performed on a ch i I d, not a woman. -Ed i t --1990-- 6, A'1'6 Pro choicers Earget high schools to nobiIize teens agns t aaage of parenf consent abortion law. -1991- HY 7, B'1-2 Lans-Gov Engler proposes requlring adult children ro help pay for thei r ai I Ing parentsr heal th care-Reynolds Je L4 B 3-1D of Billy Dudley Jr.18 & 28, 4-10-1 Act of Parental consent-klit 1992 -1997- Dl0C6-2 Brighton-Comments of -:..-: parents, others on 2 mothers on trial for slapping kids:Kathi Herren;Deborah Skousen 1998 F09D4-5 Hazel Park-City ordinance would make parents responsible for their kids' crimes-Durfee 1972 , Cemoem--LAw MAKTN G PARENTS RESPONSIBLE FOR VANOALISM OONTd gY EI{E IR CH I LOREN I,'ENT INTO EFFECT YESTEROAY; PARENTS FACE $500 ar,ro .rA I L TER M up ro !O oevs EAcr{ Tf ME AFTER FTRST oF vAt{oAL I SM. PARENTS: PENNSYLVANIA 1971 , Pr t la-Sc HOOL BOARO AOOP?ED OTSCIPLII{E COOE TIIAT HOLDS PAR- EIITS SUBr' ECT TO PNOSECUTIOil & FINAiIOIALLY NESPOT{StBLE FOR ACTS OF THEIR CHILOREN PARENTS E RUN AU,AY 1979 Ja 2j, C-5-1 SeRTrUe-NoNPROFIT' PRIVATE AGENCY PROVIDES RAP SESSIONS, UNSELINO FOR THOSE titH0 NEED TO OET AtdAY-lF ONLY FOR AN HR. l{a 24t A-22-1 Cosr-errEcrtvE Govr pRocRAMsr esp MtcHr FtND TI{EM & cot-Le cHrLD suppoRT, SAVE oN UTELFARE cosrs-Eotr 1974 1-- Gf,ELDER Ja 11, F-1-1 New panerrs HAVE cHtLoREN oNLy By ootcE. 2-- Ja 14, C-2-1 GlvlNc BTRTH ToDAy--coNcEpr oF ootce. Jl 1 5, O-1*-1 l--Exnenrs AGREE: TrEnets No pAT sET oF RULEs FOR CH I LO= Rt AstNG. Ja 1 6, c-1-1 4--lS ilo cHtLoREN AsELFtsx cttolce? Je 1 7, C-1-1 5Trtnr AHEAo3 coNslDER THE r{rct{ cosroF BAB I ES. Je 18, F-4-1 6 lro Frruer--BecK To NATURAL cHrLoBtRTH. PAEt\ffS I SERIES 8Y JiOiI.IIFgR C,:ELEY t950 nA 19r lsr oF 5 srr)RtEs Hrruoy Gutoe 6o GRowNUps,, 1965 1sT OF t? A FT CLES EXPLOR f{G sot-uT oMi ro PROd.EMS OF YOUt{G ADU-?S & AGltfG PAFENTS JZ 28, A-t7-t Z-f-oss oF tNDEPEtoENcE ts BtrrER BILL Je Zg-, B-1-1 3-f txotxs s@{EoirE To LtYe-tN urrH pARErrs JE 30; E-1-7 4-TF' TO DISPELL IOEA THAT PAFE'{TS CAIUNOT REUAIT{ gV SEUVES-DO I€T ETI- COiT,RAGE OEPET{DEiEE JU 1. [L3-1 S.METv PARENTS WANT TO REMAIN II{DEPENDENT & I-Ive toG vrrt Ho\E FRo{ THEIR PRESENT.HOIG. *[- 2,.8-1-1 pEoplJ 6-Peneilrs Lf vrNG Bil,TH orHER rH^N cLosEsr S..6itplr-f 7-PLtCrlG oLoEE pEisoNs rN Hor'tES FOR AGED nEaurneS {iilSrMeNr . JL 6, tL3-1 8-PAiENTS & Cxrtonet SHOTTL SEPARATE ErCH L|VTNG ALOili UIIEN PGSICLE 9-Pnoeleus FrcED By p^RENrs & cHrLoiErr, **rn ,o"*ole ii'ikr"r" Jr. 8, 0-2-1 1O{rt'tlrcllL ADvtcE ?o AGr{G pAREilrs Jt- 9t q-z-L ll-h,leonuttE oF coNrta{uEo },oFK & pLAy JL 11, E-3-1 12-Cene tN A NURsriG xouE PARENTS : BY t950 , l-Ittte Bertos To pAREr,lTsr LIFE pATtERlt PqPENTS: SEPIES : BY H1llA'D fJl{lTt'l.At! 1955 [ 1^, 1-1-1 l-SpeRrttt, RoD olr cHtLoREN Bo;)MERANGS PARENTS 3 SERIES 1974 SEx Eo? Srrul uP To pARENrs.0EVtEw r983 Jt 24t tb1-2 Tre reggrt zATtoN oF poyERTVo-htrrit{oor slrnce scrmnrorr4l, HAs 6EEn ,gbr3[eht-l*. soc A L L A OOER a '! A G 0 H- -2 3a I rrEruoor , Sreanv Your G , 6 OF L I vON A TOOK CONTR OL OF t{E R L F Eo Gor AOC-Cn ! TTENooN PARENTS STEP 1975 Pnoelens or reun PAREJ{TS lflTH rlos FRo pREy. ilARRtAGE - Mrrsen -1977- S 11, C-1-1 Paoeuemrs oF AccEprANcE-kALTER s la 0_12_2 Atttitv BentlRo Yeoutr uoRKs FREE To Ato tN srEp pARENTs AooPTloNs -19e0-- Je ZOt B-4-l$rlre Btt-t- t'lll*rs DELAv rHAT wouLD FoRcE srEppARENTs ro suppoRT sTEpcHtLDREN tN THetR HomEs. -tF1- JA 21t 8.4-7 .ATrS-B!LL SIONEO !,IAI(ING STEPPARENTS UHO LIVE UITI{ CHII.D DRA ING SUPPORT FINANCIALLY RESPOISIBLE FOR CHII.o Ao 15r A-12-1 Larus-RuttNG ENDS pLAN To mAKE sTEppARENTS RESpoNstBLE FoR ct.rtLoREr.! oN I{ELFARE, cosTs srATE $9mtr-r.tor'r 0 2J1 C-18-1D SrEprnmlt.y AssN oF MlcH oFFERS pEopLE oHANcE To rALK tN cRouPi4A HoNEYo -1-2 -1985- Mr 4, A-3-1 Mich Gov declares Oct 1 as 'Stepparent Dayr. -1986- F 5, E-1-2 tsteppingr into the al l-American family-Bi99s -1987- O 4 B-l-5 Stepparents now have their day, too'--Gave N 2 C-6-l t', Denver-step parents renter for jl6g3:.rle ,iri6TrS_S John & Emily Visher started Stepfamily Assoc.of America; were mj.sunderstood stepparents ther.nselves PARBIIING STIRRGATE : 1997 Ja 27 A-L-4 Dearborn lavryer Noel Keane,the father of surrogate parent- ing,is dead at 58.-Storey PARE{TS: TTN , Lincoln Park Hish to offer child care for teen pareants- Reyes 1 998- F 27 D-3-2 Southgate- "Baby Think It Over", an electronic baby that students have to care for it help them realize the respon- sibility. -Schabath PARENTS - OF TFE YEAR r955 [h rrg ths 0mrr-e Srur mmeo ABorJE.:-1970-- R , I'iRS l- gORENCE lvlAR I E \{H trELEy ,t' tDOrrrNAt'lED L999 ,zach & S""9r+ fr-"La.rnr". LonguonE,Colo. -this year's winner/iEEtirtetl*ffizb-Eb-dEtBE- - hers linked Eo Children of God culE PARSNBS Lvn 14, O9-g Parent-f €acherE Asgag. givr&g &ost.attentlon to edueetlrg parents f,emuel B. Frtou D 11, 1-1-1 Ir'r.lurrlcr toN Re3rna truc DR. !r/ALLece Wlumen Cu tcaco rRopr sEEtNG 2 cU|LDREN wHoM HE soLD To tctFEo . --1928--- Je 10, 2-6-5 PARENTS ARE IMPRoVING, SURPASS ANYTITING PRoOUCED BY FoRM ER GENERArtoNs. --1929-- Ja 2!,, 11-4 Seru Jav BtNotNG tNTRoDUcES BtLL To Lgc. roRctrue K.tos ro cARE FoR rNorcENT eARENTS. FzO, 1-2 DEr. CourucrL oF PeRerurs eruo TencuERS GtveN Aovlce ey Dn. Gaay Mvens cHrlo psycHolocrsr F 19. Ap 17, 1-1 J6 curcAGo ,ARENTS ARRESTED oN .HARGES oF LAx orscrpLrNE $Bnfflffio rhc Dcrrdtt Ncwr --1929--- Ap 20.1-4 WaHner,rr our FoR MRS' Jene-tisroru or CslcAco, lu ARENTS: 1956 t656 N 7, 28-2 At'tt{Aneon- DR. EveLYru Duvnul AT coNFr ar U-M wARNs pARENTS TH,Ey LAG tN TELLtNc FAcrs oF LIFE To rtos.D11r12-1 Cuovrs- Juoee sENos J.B. MaRr.tNEz ro irAtL wrrH Hrs 16 vn OLO SON BECAUSE OF H IS SOT,IIS REPEATEO RUN lNS WIT}I LAW. purusrHrNG pARENrs FoR ;;1,?i1;; cRrMEs , F 2g,618=l Herun tErre GonooN, soc I AL WoRKERS. spEAKs ro Soc I eL l,{oRxens Fonum rru Der. F 25rx oN ABovE RoLE. S 19, 45-8 E. LarutsN G MEETTNG oF FEo. oF Serrter.,rEtrrs ANo NelcHeoR Hooo cENTER r{olos woRKSl{op nr U-ft4 HEARS oF NIcERtAS PRoBLEMs rdrru PARENTS. Nzrr 24-2 LA- Dn. RALpn GReer\,sorrt sovtsEs pARENTS Nor ro BE pALS ro KrDSr --1958--- Jt112)-) OLosrEns coMpLAtN THAT cRowN Ktos ovER pRorEcr rHEMo N 2. E-1-1 DR. KArxlRtrue GReeNE ANo Juoee Nlrxlru Keuruaru ctvES toR oF AovtcE. D1, 18-7 DR. Mesoru Merxews sAys pARENT REAcrtoNs ARE REAL pRoBELMS CnnLtoN. ---1959---- vtY 20, _5-' DENyER:EVELYN MtLLts DuvAt-t- iolo Nnrl Coruc oq fenerurs &Teac :Rs oF NEED FroR EENAGE TRAlNrruc or iaielriioooN 14, B-5-4 PRoF. B JemeS GeoRee SAyS RellclOuS FRegoorq ooNES NOT ENTIT PARENTS TO OENY CHILOREN MEOICAL TREATMENT. ---1950---- F '1. E-7-1 Strucue PeReruts Srrusott. ' -- Jt'24, 6-4-1- DN. ROEENT A HINPEN MAPS PLAN FOR PARENTS'tN 6U1OE FOE l{ApprER LrvtNG.-DAv tor --1961-- JE 4rE:1--1. "^b;{ ;IiieEri'ii;iar:frinEis wx-ai rHEY rH INK oE-cRotuuPs-crnl Ae 24, A-r-5 Wlur KeuLYrs cARToor,r P0G0 lN BooK pon US-reLLS-PAR ENTS HOW i6-pr-eru-use-oi TV-ron cH ILDREN. 0 )1, c-2.-4 giLL6-FAniiv lutunnay oF U-t"l SpEAKs ro Atupt1^;.^or MeRe rlu Paum -a;-irusr riure or,r'tooivti panerurs- Cenuroru.N2.rA.-5-2 l2ci'ar'rnruir- panerli-iouirrlgil--- -!Nsr. HELD ar U-M-1sr . SAL stNGER. ---1962--- AG 4, B-7-'l Dn.-Wlnnet KETcHAM sAYs PARENTS ARE To BLAEE FoF uN oER ACll I vER.- sMARr r-ezv''dutii;-' S;t3 iilcen Ac5, E-1-1 T Cr{l g3' *o'''frB,'E!?2180 Bl: ix,:3H b"oE oSllis:-89, ?[l ^*I'DR. RtcHARD CutueR sAYs PARSNTS ARE our oF ToucH WITH TEE PARENTS: 196, , 1656 JE 1, A-21-1 CxrLonst'r rru Jno, 5ttt, &6tU GRAoES MAKE Lrsr oF Ney Yean RESoLUTtons- roA Fanerrrrs-SMrrH. $22, B-1r-1 HqNoeoor pREpARED gv GUtDANcE DEpr. or Yonxrowru HlcH FoR PARENTS TO STUOENTS STUDY. -FERRER. . '{EOP ---1964--- F 17 , A-6-1 F r r,r J ArLnrura- Cunss or 6rx enabeRs oRAU up coDE'6r eexAvton FoR PARENTs. O1r, 6-8-1 Qutz or rEEN To sEE lF TI{EY REALLY KNolr, Tt{E lR pl,RENTs&lF PARENTS REALLY KNow Ktos- Dlvto. supr. cr. upr{ELD rrro.i-6'19f3;;-o, corYl*111"fl;9-fr{- oAo ur,{ose 2 sotts DRowNEo Bur upsET AwARo oN cRouNo rHAT Bo WERE HUNTING ILLEGALLY AT TIME. ----1967---- Ap 9, H- 't8-, )R. Oweru MoRceru coNTENDS pARENT MUST Extsr AS PERSO N IN HIS owN RTGHT lF l{E lA TO NUTRURE- GROWTI{ lN'aNOT Hen-J ACOg --1959--- Mv 16, A -6-4 PsvcsoLoctst, MnRte GRlves oEFENos PARENTS OF WAYWARD K I OS -MANOST ---1969--- N A-1-' Dn. MnRcneer Meeo SAYS GRANoPARENTS ARE TEAMING UP AGNST PARENTS AND SIDI'NG WITTI YOUTI{ GENERATION. ', Mro rsoru HrEGHrs- panerur a;;1.378;;,"orrJor?3ct3-Z;l,.RAr toN cAp-ScrusrER. MY ,1,--8-4-1 Foe rros - PntmEe oN How ro Ratse PARENTS-- MANos' o1r, A-r-5 Teov llto Wesr BlooMFlELo Towrsstp AooprED oRotANcE BY Wxlctt pARENTs MAY BE HELo RESPoNSIBLE FoR cRtMEs or KdPs iRrrem Dzg' B-5-lREce NY lewven tHo cur oFF Fut{os ro t{ts 20 vn ot.o oIEGHTER BECUASE HE DISAPPROVED OF HER HIPPE LIFESTILE OROEO BY Cr. to supPoRT ctRL oR Go ro .rAtL DrOrC-l-1 Wso CnoosEs LIFE srYLE pARENT oR cr{tLo? HtrsKY Ja F-r-1 pARENTs Smlru ,, Suouto elcr PeorEireRs.-1971-- Mn 17, A-1-2 t"lNs R I GHT NOT Lou tsv tLLE- oAo oF H IPP lE oAUGHTER -O HAVE TO SUPPORT HERr ARENTS: 1971 Jt- 8, A-6-4 Alearuey NY pARENTs oB!.tcATtoN To suppoRT Hls cHtLD FTNAN clnLty eruo5 u/HEN cHtLD REFUSEs ro oBEY pARENTS oRDERS DR. Txorls Gonoox slys prne8r3'*5i"-1,r., r{EEo HELp W 21'F-1-1 MIRY & Srrr Mult-ttts-1972-- srve 11 SHILDBEN comsltitEo Arten sEooND IIARR I ese{)eV r sw Je 25, EE-1-1 Cx luoneN ExpER. lr'lENTtNG vJtrH DRUGs oQ so ro pLEASE pARENTSt sAys R tcHARo H. BLur.r, psycHoLoc tsr-Gn I BB tN ,B[it-Bi g6::., FR r E N os r"-l?l?;*. o n*, *t xo nfl' t],-'{lrut H -1974- l4v '1, C-1-1 Lap'nEeEre Cltrutc, Dernolr oFFERS PRocRAM ot't DtREcrlvE CourucsEt-tNG FoR PARENTS t,lrH H A-EA-TO-UNDER ST ANO PeneNrnL Nffit N 1r, F-1-4 f,dg",rlaettFdltrE* Kros oEscRrBE rHErR p lneNrsr .roBs-0GAcHER N 24r D-1-1 MtreE0gntsHoooe orSr.ClelnSrones TELL rrHy rHEy ooNtr wAl,rr cl{ I LoRE't -Gooo ,, N 24, D-1-2 U-Mt s I ruir.ronsoc r ALR sEARcH suRvEy snoursi cH t t-i^Ess coupLEs As HAPPY As PARENTs " N 24, D--1-4 ToMfdtrlnNcvEnv trurLlrunupVt LLAGETTELL t Hy rHEy r'rANT6cH r loneru- Gooo N 24t D-2O-5 til WavNeCo.HEALTHDEpT.oFFERS FREE cLAssEs FoR ExpEcrANT PAREN -SueeNev --197j-- F 26, C-1-4 Numeen or trnnowAwly rlosr tNcREAstNG-BARcLAy ,le 2), Mone vrrr tottYt otttt.o-BEflttErtg s22rD-r-4 Pleerur Rooo I t.tEss EoucJrr I oN Pno.,recr rEicr{Es pnRENTS How To TEicH THINGS TO PRESCHOOLERS.SWEENEY 1975 Boor EyAoeLe Feeen li; B;l;3E MAZLrsH,,tLrBERArE' ppRENrsl L,eeRlreo CntloneNrr otscusseo. DEvtew.Ol!rAi!2^ FOar PtenOE- BOOrtilO OF YOUtlc OFFEHOEBST plnenrS tr FlOet gHoua sot{E suocEsS t{ og ciEAslBc cilllE RATE. u26, b1-1 Por-r By GALLUp slorrs 1 or 1O pAREt{T6 REoBE"a HAYtlto crtLoRer. gr9rB-5-1 oll guB''Ecr Stuov Flt{os eAP BeruEEN Teers At{o PAFENTS oF DBUGgo AP21' 0-1-6 ,:ii:I:" urrrE FoR sELF HELe orr.fte,lo1tf-rLoREN. Deototre wHETIIER To BE PARET{T olscussED. JL 19r C-2-1 NY-TEACHINO TO RAISE UELL AOT,UETEO TIOS COAL OT ) TA PROGRAT,I ---1976--- 012, A-1-2 DEt'rnruos oF FnReNrHooo DlscussED ElcHgltHoRN. -1977- S 11' A-21-1 Home NY-sruoy rrAr,r oun Crtuonem: txe Amentcltu BAr.lILY utlDER PnEssunEtr ourt.lrEs PLIcHT oF FAMlLles D 281 B-2-1 W FOSren pARgrrSf OROUP OUT TO IMPROVE THE TREATI.IENT OF TllElR YoUNG oHARoEa-GREENE -197A F l2rnoro 12 Begtes ARE I lur ron couPLEs oYER ,iO-HoLilEs t\'E 10r o-1-4 [iiSFiIvE-Fanenrrs Eocv tF Ktoer HUNT REAL FAMtLy-KENyoN Ae 28, A-6--, BoutoEn-TomHaoseltr2{rrt teo sUlT I ruDlsT.CT.seexi re $1501000 lN OAI.IAGES FROM PARENTS FOR PARENTAL MALPRACTICE s 15, B-r-1 N Oloen AouLTs GET AovlcE oN HANOLING AGINO PAREtrTS-AN STETT o 2)1 C-111 g1-5 clltLoREal oolllc !T ALOf,E-Klneor o 29, I TELLS 0F BEttlO OLO llAto rOU A? HrtOLl0o 1978 o 290 !F^1-2 DerteLBerxerr srys LAUolrrER !.ilsstro t[ rAroLtto FrHtLy o 29t C-1-2 GonoorRoat[gox oF tAf,ot.rrc F$tLy lLof,E N t, C-Gl NeW ngsglRcr SUGCEaTs"ELLB THAT A CHlLofs TEIIPERAME-NT & BEHAvI HELPS sHAPE PAiEI{T8. N 6, O-2-, \men ctte REAsot{s FoR HAvlNc oR Nor HAvll{o oHlLoREl{. N 19r c.lr_z P,".nts-Llt, Pnor Ut-ua Jlroeger sAys Ktos gmout.o BE ALLorrEo t\ EAo -1979- Ma 24t A-21-2 Corucono-Neu Hlmpsutne Supneme Counr RULES LEGISLATURES CANT MAKE PARENTS LIABEE FOR OAMAGES DONE BY CHILOREN uuoen 18 Ap 15, C,-1-7 KIos rEve ALUAYS RAISEO THEIR PAREIITS tflr"l$ E[IE]t-Ktnso (tos rUnntilG To LAISUITS AS wAY oF DEFISINo THEIR Rl6HTSo Mv 4r ti-1-2 Aoyloe oFFEREo oN rlBtrx oltotcE oF HAvlt{c oR flor HAVING crtuonen-KEflyor iitY 4r O-2-5 t0prtoult- Panerrnooo QuesrtoilflAlRE - A GUIoE To oEolsloil lflrlflG ABoUT PAREIITHoOO! MY 7r C-|-2 lpsloe rrosE om-pAnElrr HoHEsJ-EE Jr- 16, c-1-2 Boor trBerTeR PeReNrs, BErreR CgtLoRgmrr ]lAS LESgoN PLAN FoR MoRE succEssFuL pamliv lN 21 DAYS-ABRAHAM 5 26rG-1-4 P.S 'rpARENr suppoRr' couRsES ,otTi]rffi5t"&q N 'FFERS "- IST SAYE OOTH PARENTA SHOULO GAiE FOi 1979 N 26, b2-1 W UorM psvcHoLoctsT gAys BorH pAREs{Ts srout-o BE REQUIREo ro srAY HomE llrm crtt.o FoR 1sr 5 vns - | 980- Nh 24t A-1-6-.4DOT DC-Sup Cr aaneeo ro JUDoE vALtotrY oF Deultllne LAw ALLoI{l Ktos ro BE TAI(EN pERmANENTLv FRoM turuFrrr pAiENTs. tvfi 25, A-4-1 DC.Sup Gr to DECIOE UNOER UHAT CIRCUMSTANCES OFFICIALS SIAY STRIP PARENTS OF AUTHORITY OVER THEIR KIOS. Ae 6j C-lo-7N FenUoeUe SCnOOU OFFERS CLASSES FOR de OHtLo-RELATEO rIOBS- hpxeeu Mv 28, F-1-2 WxEr oto cHILoREN RETURN roile-Effiuv Je 4t F-7-4 NY-NortoN OF KtOS olYoRClt{O PARENTS NoT SoFIR FETCHEoT Jt 16, F-1-1 NY-FaneNr PtlcE tN SEATTLE oFFERS AtD ro Dr"t*.fiii3 PARE -4980- Ae5 t G-1-4 f'ltcH Assru ron gtNeLe Aooprtve PenENTs uN ITES FOR SUPPORT- Laoenr,tnN Ac 17, A-i-6 S I ruouE-p nRENT FAt4 r Ly R ATE R I sEs to 1/i! q ,::! , c-1-1 iirrity ,l itt{ liitr:oes, DtvoncED, t.lAt{i-s ct-t ILDE B Y lN sEt4 I NATOT't- i r 11 Sroncr.r t. .)9 c-1 l-1 Tu:i"1ru C.qLl:-iln;ltlrs 5cE Bnao lnanyco nrlsEs DAucnreni iiLotttr-DoDscil D 17c [,-12-2 Lrre-l,lnS ROeenre &oOttl sUEO BV XUSB & go[ oYEn ffiUe TtIEll ounlflG PiEOilAf,OY THrT OtSCOLOiEO 80f,r8 TEttU -1981- Jl 28, F-1-4 GeRauo Durean FrcHTs AGAtNsr Fntero oF CouRTr-F F Ie,A[!f3f t\rE,I"NTff$$8'"flToLuNTARY cHI LDLESSNESS NOT S IGN OT AAS I C sELF ls l-lt{ESS I98I ttF 2r, A-1 DC-SUP GT NUIEO THAT STATE LAt' MAY REUQIBE T}OT PARET{IE OF otBL l"HO SEEKS ABORTION BE TOIDo lvie , LAIJs-ct-t l:LD;?Ei,r t'J I t,t R lcliT To suE I t,i t"loMs I ft .Ju R Y I I.I CF CHn I st I r{E V BeRce a Ap 15' G-1-2'ASE SxeREo PAREiITING EA6ES PAIN OF DIVORCE .Apl J, G-14 Crtlo Cusroo,yAcr Nord ctvEs dotuTctsroDY LEGAL srATUs FoR F IRST TI ]VE I N MI CH, *USSELL I'IY 6, GA1-2 12 sreps ro succEssFULE cHtLD.REARtNG. ltY 1r, E-1-1 . A rlrreRla sroRy. ... . rle J, (L-l-1 cxruoneru oF EhfiNGERS comPLAlN oF HURT, ANGER-saORGll Je 24, G-1-2 rTnoueleol et-RactAL coupLE.,TeRRt & .Joru cET ftE-L-p FRo!! - pERtNATAL OOACH lN TAKmIG CARE OF NEl"BO8ry-DAyG IEllgSA-ll gsgp;ATL PERINATAL PRO€RAl',l coAcHES NEt" l',|odf,Effil*Tl;?"1 Hosplmu p'oc*Ar,t ,oilfl3-rr, #t,i;l;' Blstcs oF'ERTNATAL TA(lt{G oARE OF BABIES-LEE"o"rrl5 rxc 1g, E-1-1 pnov.,a61.1-611rLDREii rlAy Nor cAUsE uNHApp,rfrriofrffio"t sup cr uPlGLD N. .lereeY lru THAT tJll(ES PASEma LIAOIG FOB PROFEBTY DAUte, Ey TlEln l(tD8e -t%2- W 5t E-74 SANTABAFEARA{X. OELINQ,UENT TEACHER PEUI SMVTH 42 SNVS MV FoR PARENTs To GET RESULTS IS TO IIIN. TEACHES PARENTSq,RVI vAL o r JE 18, A-?4 PITOILIES OC.BIG RIISE IN AINGLE'PARESA JI i4, F-10-1 NY-lrroRKine parn Luci & Fnanr Kriortts sot.urtoru 16 RAlslNG slev-HorFmaN O 14, B-l-at ptanli-bcinEroEi relos FrnmrNcrou BRANcH or-Tori6xlovEr A su onr & moRALE.BLoG GRP FoR PARENTE.NELSON N 17,C-12-10 Lnrs-ibuse JuotcrARy Comtrre ApRovEo BtLL To uArE tr I NY TO rtOilAP Orrir OHILD. PARENIIi I r983 .Jr 9r A-l-5 D0rreo lppElLlr counT HILTS corr iSquEtL iut.El oil Btirx ooNTFOL c0YE TO rto8 S 28, G-l*l Ol. Hrtoto H. A-oooFtgto t[ 0E" To tio@TE rts root, llmtr youte prnerre.-Bllla Perce ut"{ N 15r B_?_tO HELP lalrr{sr cxtLo ABusercelu 800-9429HLPo 25s c-T_t :. Trss rc; p;rEEf.tTS T{i GEr A'.,)ilt#{g'' rE:i't3 05,;ul* tLl-l StfO.e ptREl|Tg oEOOmtIO RBSPE6fABLE-81G6 JU Z, F-5-1W LAt\lS ING-Rep. Rt csaRo Fttzparnl cr LlsrEo plvg posS I eLE PARENTS tN MoDERN nEPRooucIrSq.- Ap 10,1_2 Myth s and real ities of cni Id-rearing past 30. -1985- My 15, E-8-lsr DC-More than * of all families with kids have only I paren Present Jr Io, A-r-6 latest survey says parents today are mixed up generation- d'Unn Jr 17, c-r-3 Child problems hi home when a n'ran is "mr Momrr-Bihhd 0 23, 8-5-30 532 of black kids live with one parent, fewer kids live with both parents N 10, A-1'2 More advice-Rosenf:lCr(frofi Dr T BErry Brazelton) N 14, E-1-2N Beaumont offers training to prevent child abuse-McClellan D 19, E-8'-3W Dol I s used ao hel p teach future paretns_Hahoney 1986 Ja 5, A-8-3 Madison Wis-law gets families to foot bill for unwed chi ldrenrs babies Ja 2'/, B-3-4E Franchised preschool program, Playful Parenting helps paren ts Iearn how to play with their offspring-McKenzie F 6, C-6-3D PLayfull Parentin offered at Gibbing Education Center in Sterl ing HTs-McKenzie F 7, B-5-1N Social worker Harriet Schwartz offers course in parentingr. Hand-in-Hand.-McKenzie My 8, E'1'2W Family service of Det offering new perinatal coaching prog 1am for lst time parents-McClellan My 25, A-15-3 DC-Congress considers Parental 6 Medical Leave Act-Olson -19U6- Je 4, E'1'2 Single-parent dilemma; dating 6 sex. S ZU, D 3-z Baby's stages help parents build character-FIoren-(book Flrst Feelings by Stanley Greenspan S 24, D-6-3 Time spent talking is well spent N 25, A_3_l Nodot DC-single parent families climb to Z5%;60 Z of black fami I ies N 14, A_l_5 DC-Govt report finds women raising children get Iittle financial help D 10, A'2'1 DC-l-parent households double since 1970 D 13, A 1-3 Children help cops build drug cases against par6nts-Chin D 16,A-1-1 ldo Claremont-boy,10, turns in parents on marijuana charge ,t, PARENTS 1987 F 4, A-10-1 Ihe Unfairness Parental of Leave.-Edit. F 21, A_l-1 James Young30 of Taylor turned in for drugs by his son /, cops blamed for prodding boy-Chin Mr 17, D-6-5 Parents whose kids have moved out seem to have the best mental heal th Je 17 D-5-l W NY-Paternity leave for fathers remains a problem. Dect6, Al8-2 Parental Leave- failing in Europe.- Christensen -1988- Mr 12 A-3-1 Pol icy'in Lake Geneva,Wisc. middle school to have parents serve detentions when children are tardy is working. -1988- JI 12 A-1-l No-do Ann Arbor-Most teens get along well with their parents. Ag I0, E 1-1 Monica Morris offers book Last CHance CHildren,Groting UP wi th Older Parents-Krier 0 27 B-7-1 W Lans.-Bill would chg current law that allows parents or guaridans to rsemi-legallyr neglect their children. N 2 D-to-l t./ You need parenting ski I ls as chi ldren's si lence often is the beginning of autonomy. N 28 A 9-l I doEX Working parenEs regreE missing chi ldren mi lesEones -1989- Mr 15, D-1-2 More homosexuals having kids by various means-McClellan Mr 15, D-5-l AnnArbor group offers supporE for gay parents-McClellan PARENTS I New ATsT conrracr tncrudes day care for if;,l;r3.1-l"r"nrr- Pe terson Je 4' parenr-chitd Esp considered-Jone^s Je 13,'='l;lderlv) A-1-z Home llfe ranks more with school test results Ehan any othe factor-Hornbeck Jl lO A-12-l Do parentrs rights outweigh abused child's? Ag l4 B-1-z Surviving the death of your parents.--Hoover N 17 D 5_1N PhilllprCharl-otte Tltla, San Carl-os Apache husband,wlfe '89 rNdlan parenrs s;.:;u "" of yr. D 26 A-z-L dolng 'nru" .[1l"tilr:n1:tn:Trrre berrer Job or ralsrng -1990- F 28 A 3-5 Ilore parents are forcing secret drug ,.t,rirofr, kids c l-4 Parents barely survive rhe si tter t4r l9 F l-2 ParenEs wi Ehout chi ldren-t{hen the staEe breaks up a fami ly the child isnrt always the only Ioser-Sweeney Apl A1-2 Chicaao - Adoprive parents oive up adopted son afEer six yrs. but decide to keep hi s brother. Ap 12 B 3-2t71il School for parent, chi ld.Livoniars Preschool wl th Parenti f,omponent program-Dowl ing Ap 2L C-7-L tsandwich generationr may spread itself too thin as aged adults do double-duty caring for kids & parents Je 3 A-3-2 Chicago- Ga1lup PoIl shows that parenthood is almost, a tuniversal desiret PARENTS 1990 0 l3 c l- Adult klds put thelr parents on the fault line- N 2 E l-l 0rphaned Parents workshop at Birm Temple in FarmHills. Gathering geared Eoward parents who feel left out of rhei children's I ives -Hofsess -t99L- Ja 9 D-L-2 Experts disagree on how parents are doing raising their --Sweeney Ja 9 D-L-4 New breed of parents pawn indifferent Lype of child, & the final toll may be end of manners, innocence;;*f_qh1i" A f lood of gay lawsul Es seeks ro redef Ine -faqi l_y and parent hood- pri ce Py 2A Ei 2-Y, the gsds bse laguage of Lac in }tich carie a rss€e abcut l*EL kfud of attih-de the state tan e abqrt. dre rcIes of nrcttes & fatls:s -1991- je 20 D 5-1 Calming angry parents i-sn't childrs play Ag 1 B 5-4 W Ann Arbor - Adopted children fantasize about their real parents. S3A3-5 Baby boomers may face carlng for aging parents in the 90rs. ; many older adults are caregivers now- O 13, B-l-z For growlng number of cogples,one child is enough,Polnts to ponder-Sul I ivan O 3,1 A-3-t Dal las-psychiatrisr says parent-bashing by kids has gotten our of hand -Lgg2 Ja 13 B 3-2Idtrl parents invited to attend free Parent, Academy at Can ton Hieh School-McClellan Ja 26, C-2-t Jon" B.Clark, tells vromen caught btwn growing children & ar_ parents to dsnan help from men-McCann Ja 27, B-3-2 N Fast-track pareantsrneed help trying to raise children-BraL 1992 DC-Baby Boorners turned out to be lousy parentsrspendirE less time with children Je 9r' i-5-2 More employers take steps to help workers qr for elderly- Angell S LZ, C-1-5 Children are teachers of the highest order. Many moms believe *rey ail983ilr better j"bf.3r*sli3.rooi,g vs. spanking-Tobin Mr 8 B 3-2 N Parenting rrcrkshops are being offered by L7alled Take - t6ller Je L4 F 8-1 Hot Tips on how to plan for the financial 4ee{s_ o_f _ygur elderlv dependents-Seebacher Je 28 C 1'-1 Discustiori about letting kids go to rock concertsrand wtreth er parents should chaperone them-Whitall -1993- Ag 16 A 2-L New Gallup Poll shows parents hrorry more about in school than grades/teachers Ag 23 C t-L Llanting kids to be their best can bring out the worst in rpms and dads-Grossman A,g 24 B 2-t Program_helps parents build better fanrilies is offer by Det, Skillrnan Parenting Eclucation and Adv ocacy Program- Allen S05C2-5 Symposium Thurs. rBirmingham Com.House to offer info. on upport groups to care for elderlyrchildrenrill-Powers D26AL-T NY-I,{ith kids away, parents prefer going to a movie over sex -L994- Ja t6 A 1-1 Taking care of aging parerts from a distance. - Earrell E 18 B 3-2NE Catholic Soc.Serrr/Oakland Cty.sponsoring workshops to pro- moLo effective parenting-L.Miller PARENTS 1994 Mr 17 L 2-L U.S. Trust Corprprtvate bank for well-to-do released -poncern for parents could be factor ln thelr tlnheriEance chidren t s/ W22B1-1GP Attend lectures on parenting. - DeRamus Je 29 B 7-4 E Nors that school's out, h,orking parents have to find to take care of the older kids. -1995- Pb 29 B 3-2St Lans area Parentst Respite House offers relief for parents with physicalrmental handicapped children for weekend Ap O6 B 3-5w Wayne-Wayne City Cncl.has ordinance,fining parents if children break 1aw -1995- My 11 E 1-1 I^lhat Uo Exp€,t series written by co-authors, Arlene Eisen- hgg, Heidi- ttrrkoff , & Sandee lTadtaway; mother/daughters writers. - I,{archetti My Ll f-f-: Most questions asked by expectant parents. - Marchetti ,rl 19 B 5-1 AFter incident where dog bit foot off Southfield baby,Mich. Humane Soc.gives advice to parents on supervision of pets- Page Ag 30 D L2-L EeIp for parents at Parenting UniversityrSouthfield-A. Fracassa S01A4-1 )..C-When asked what they want to .be,half pick their parenU grofession,more choose momrs than dad'" jg29 C_g_3 New parents offered courses in balancing work, children offered by hospitals L995 o L2 D-L4-6 hrents better off intenrening in ttran ignoring squbbles between yourg siblings-Greenwood b r0 C a-5 Li-st of sorre publicatione. available for stay-at-home parents O 26 E-3-L Having ctrildren has positive reaction on life of parents- D.r,fee -1996- As 11 a 5-I Toronto-Amer.Psychol.Assn,Mtg.say parental neglect creates generation of nsuperpredators" in U.S.-Bates Ag 19 D 3-2 Parental responsibility ordinance in Wayne County propos Lopez/Shepardson N06DI-2 ,s ,'Good Revi-ew of Michael OtDonnell book Kids:How you & Eour Kids Can Successfully Navigate the Teen years,' -L997- Ja 15 c 8-1 Barbara Spreitzer-Berentts Quest Learning resourcesrRoyal Oakroffer courses on caring for elderly parents-ilackson Ap 09 C 1-1 Carolyn and Charles White have only 1 child;started news- letter for support to others "The Only CHild Newsletter't- Hodses Ap 23, B-1-1 E ME St.Clair Shooes-Parents,Anthony & Suaan Provenzino,appeal law forcing them to pay for son's crimes-Lynch Ap 26, C-1-1 Older parents with yotrnger siblings,don't mix,look at what ere value in parents & kids-Long My 23 A 9-1 DC-Rev-i.ev, of book by Arlie Russell Hochschild, "The Time Bind:When Work Becomes HOme & Home Becomes Work"iparents escape home thru work- Je 04 A 2-L Chicago-Survey of teachers blames uninvolved parents, student apathy for poor education PAI{EhIIS 1997 rips on handring kicis' mosr frequu,rr r"#":: :;,;iainrs A,g i2 E-3-2 Recent studies shor that how.-and how nuch- parents & others t t ccnvel'se rrith babies ir.qTacts inteilectuai- d-eve j-opaenE Legis.considering new restrictions on teens activities;i.e. maII shoppingrlewd concerts-must have parent permissi N14Al-5 Kathi Herren,Novi,32,convicted of assault for slapping daughter, Amber Russell,l4;dettiils-McClear 1998 F09AI-5 St.Clair Shores=New ordinance make parents responsible if kids have booze/drug party while they're away-Cardenas/ Lynch 1998 My 13 E L-2 Det.-Stephanie Cantrell,single momramongr those families caught up in end-of-school-year rush-Chessler o16A8-3 St.PaulrMlnn.-Some state programs described that offer instructions to new parentsisome call it meddling L999 F08D1-2 Det.-Teachers urge parents to get involved in kidgr edu- cation,like Essie Mcclothin does with son,iIeEEe;tips- Harmon Ap 24 C-L-2 New activites strain parentst overcrorded calendars.- Pollack Ap 28 A-L-2 DC- Gtrn bill holds parents Iiable. Je 24 E-L-6 3 private,nonprofit adoption agencies band together ro ed- ucate families about the rewards of being foster parents PARENTS 1999 DC-NaE'1 Parents' Day FdEn.honored Zack and Naomi gasc, model parents award ,from LongmontrColorado Ag 23 D 1-1 How parenEs can cope wiEh the rrempty-nest[ syndrome D 01 A-5-2 DC-States balk at Clinton proposal to give new parents jobless pay KID 1992 and daughter, Raena and s,#"*a"Bn36?-rrnr", PARES RffiRT- }l(6lClAN I965 lAqrre.Heler OrCorreu-r45, A9(3 ?oi AxmrulEilr OF cAil rl^tR tA6E a.at 20 D 7 t !;.2-3 LA-MannrAGE oF Dec.14 ro Heteru 0rCorrrtett rru Tr t,UANA AilN' tLLED eECAt6E DID NoT Co,PLY WITH MEXICAN MARRIAGE LAws PffiT, qmlw.(KtD):,, -, 90vFR I 959 )ARET. qENW ((lD): qo\'ER 1962 ' M* 31, B-a-l Cotnovgpsy ovE- wHo UAT AT FAULT ltl SENDING Hlir -lflr-o q!r'G 4GsY tfllLE tirriri iorrttrues AF 1, D-3-5 Ut}lDlTloN UNCHAiIGED Ap 2. Ap1-4 LF [eyegoes PNEUMonTA Ap rl n-1< - ttJtt-Dreo Ap 3no AT AGE oF zsrFR.tr.ruRtEs suFFEGd ri'edrr Ae 3' B-1-7 Leo &xnsq BLAlrEs ABo\rEs LA.K oF RE!iT ol DEA?H Ae a, rL1_7 Ar 5, D-5-4 NIG-Boov ro BE FL&m Htlut,FLa. ro Ae 7, A-z-= Mtaul-vo BE BURt ED wt?H cHayptoruts eELl AP 8, G-2-1 Mr rtrt-300 A?vEND R tTEs tiv 22- C.-24 Rereee Runv GouosrgtN To B€ HELo BLlt,t&Ess lN DEATH S 2s, C-s-s Wtre ctves BTFTH T" sEcoND soq Sepr.23 PARETI, HAR0LD : EXEC r985 DC his Presidential Airways offers fare deal 1990 As Zh E 1-z Members of two wealthy Mich famllies are angry and offend by ForEune Mag list of blllionairs. Called esElmates of wealth exaggerated- Pew Famlly of GrRapids and Parfet family of Ktzoo-Nehman PARFETTR.T.JR: UPJOHN C0, OFFICIAL 1.969 , !6 rro BECOME CHA I RMAN AND CH I EF EXECUT I VE OFF I CER-. PARFET, RAY : EXEC 1987 Teo retlre July 1 after 28yrs at chaiiman of Up]ohn-Vlasic PARFET, WILLIAM U. : BUS. EXEC. r985 18, vi cepresd ient and rreasurer ected to the "torJi;nl-,1,3r'"t rompanyf s board of di."",olig6[1 Sritt', D Lg D-L-z Great-grandson of Upjohn founder, named pres of Ktzoo based firm; age 44.--vl"li!gr- t4r 25 F 3-3 Famlly Ties-GeneraElon aft Generation, che Upjohn Cors hierarchy and K''zoo residents have shared a special rela- tionshlp-Tompor -L993- Je 6 D I-2 Pharmaceutical companies join to lobby tlash on_ health-care- - Pf8ffi""+3-L13f*1f, D 1--5 -- errectiye -Qepr :o-rqarmew iZrts ro take over as pres. c-8ffi3;i nichardla??"H fufiica1 rndus- tri-esra small but growing firm-Markienicz 1975 PARFITT, D lCKl BASTETBALL CertnauMt cH. U. cotGH, ltAmgo Mt o-Aren t cAilCoilF. OF TIEYEAR AuAio PARGULSKI GEfIAI.D J. - DET SOI.OIER I Y+5 KtuleorDec.lT BELG. PARHAH,,OIARLES A.r . CApr. illcH.NATloilAL GUARD . .1954 AeovE KI tLEo Fr.yrre ru Arn Nrrru ouano roe iftcr,,r,,U.i'o8o-*, e, m Arn Nar lL culRD 1975 DOflALO AUTO Nl1, A-r-5 Roveu 0ar- srRucK AND KtLLEo otrt Etcnr Mtue un GReemuemr PARHAM, DUANE: MUSICIAN 1995 Parham got permissjon to record Martinrs Dream, a song Parhan co-wrote with friends-Franklin Pi\RHAI4 I'.IRS GLENN SLAIN 1976 Ap 4t C-25-1 20 sgor sv POLI CEI4AN-HUSBANO, CIRCUfISTANCES INVESTI GATED ! PARHAM, JAMES RAYDEE : WEAPONS CHARGE r986 N 10, A-3-5 4dot DC-Sup reme Court upheld decison in h.i:s case I imiting pol ice power to frisk mtorists suspected of drunk driving. N 11, A-il-1 DC-High court sets limits on searches. P LONNIE t EARER 1978 Mn 2l o 8.12-5 V lrreren ctyro LEAoER A:REgrEg Foe Ruilxtttc ruMBERg oPEFATI Je 5t B-J.l U AOQUTTEO PARHAM, RHOMA: M0II{ER 0E STILLBORN 1994 Aa 22 D L-4 Ians-CLdld body has yet to be reeoveredl sues Riverview hospital-Fteedman PARHAM ROBERT AIRMAN r988 5 airmen died in an air crash at lrurcsmich Air Force Base, they volunteered for the fl ights-l'leist fARHAM, RONAIO r tllSlLAiD PK POLICEMAN t983 Itt9, bb, tlrrrgsses gtv rE uAToHEo suttpEcr smoor Hrs PARTnen Roeeat Copposr Utrtt Coppourts qr[-CnErLt{e !ty11, A-r-41 Crter Crng Kenrtu ernEs Hta yALoR tr cuppotlrs snogttrc- GRer rt ro 1957 F 13, 34s il{ 15 vrs CoWrcreo PEi"6v'1 ro PARIAL, ARSENIO EYE DOCTOR T.: 1987 Bilked govt. on fed. income taxes. 1977 , Wanne N MAN IS AI'ARDED $t 45'OOO FoR LEG tN.ruRtEs FR. Raolcal sA!, FR. WALLAcE MuaRlv Co. Act'tE Der. Saw Conp auo Bt-lcr ANo OEcKER. PAR lDlSr ANDRE$S: C0NDUCTOR 1971 coNDUcroR or GRegx sYMPHoNY truAtserus ro APPEAR UllTH DET.sYpnoNY SeplBru s12, B-4.-1 GnEEel( cr-TNOUcTOR PaRtols PLANS oe e ur- i rr Der . S2O , A-1 4-y cor\r DucToR rlAt(ES DEtsuTE wl GReEK " ruDEr. SympHoNy. Ca cn PARILLI'V|T0(BABE)- F@TBALL PTAYER 1952 Cxt-urco As rosil VALIABLE cq-LEoE PLAYET lll TEAil IT POLT sPrs nrrEis ---1g7o---- Ae 50 ,D-1-1 Perenrurry sulr oRoppEo pENotNG tNvEsrlcATloN oF BLooD rEsrs -1974- Ja 22, C-4-5 RacE Bc ro N--S I cNs 0llBxtutttrtgltMuLT ! yEAR coNTRAcr As HEAo coAcx NEwEy NAMED Bosroru Bur-us or l{FL. 1966 PARI€ I-O.,IS M . ESTAT.RANTEER FrLEo $1 iltLLroN crvrL sutr Acsr l{r O-eirE tts thvon ril&4ctrycots NgRs FOR VIOLATlorl CIV|L FIGHTS ACT HY 31, A-1-2 6r SAME N 22, c-4-8 5x cHcs rr{AT MrClEmers oFFtctALS REFUSEo ro AL LOU H I i'! TO SELL LOUiIGE TO HERBERT PEIRSOT PAR|Nl, J0SEPH: EXEC 0F ROSPATCH r989 Rospatch takeover tastes bi ttersweet-Vlasic -1990- w 22 E-2-3 57, r{rill resign as CEO, pres & director of Rospatch 1 wk after Grand Rapids firm sued over issuing false financial statements. --Olson . PABINO, SAIIUEt DET SUSEEOI 1930 Foro 1656 The Detroit Newc Jg 1, 1-1-4 Slala nlth GasBer Sclbllla My Slrtput on spotrr D 15, 6-5 Joe Locano, Joe /imlco r,Dd Benny Sebastlanl ac- qultted D LZ on charge of slsylng above PARIRI, JOE - IIITH AIIASES L907 Form 1656 TLe Detroit Nevr N 19, 1-6 Sarrent leeued for alcove,char$tgg ht o wlth bl lng Patrolnan George H. lll1Eon Nov. 11 !. a a l'.Eau RES ECTED TO ENTER }IIS PLEA TOOAY THREAT TO KILL ABOVE TO RULE OII BR IBERY CASE TODAY D BS2 IEO BA IL WRIT FOR FREEOOM ON BA IL B 6e lous iPETE" sorrGHT lN liIY ant BE cAsE Frmel .a 2. L2-4 6 2 JA 6, 2-5 AS 2 TODAY .A 7t t7-7 CONI]UCT Ot./N HEARIT{G OF ABOIE Arr;N [',M tlapas ll'?i flPes z [&nue arturs sHrEL)tNG ABovERTN TEsTrr\oNr F,i,.3fF$ ffi,H: ;"J:Hl:"; ^*'sipk#rPj:-f7;; '*$ ^*, ffi i$*"H,},$d*t;5ffii*,.hnffi !,ft ;rss-,,1#f;,ftId*' Th'Cr'fftF.rso* As LrFE r{As ,{EATENED {$,i##r" illil"l-Ji,PaRolEo'reou urw PRlsoH TooAy PARIS, C0,ilr f - PRETEf,I0ER T0 fln$lE SE FRAttrE - R.F" - C0,Jlfi G PARIS 1973 Jt 11, 8-11-5 22, Tlp 1HAT colvtcrEo RoBBER uAs Hlolt{c lr Oganeopp Hot{E or MTcHAEL Eoulno Aroensorr20rueros ro HQ oF MoroRcYGLEt cur{ THEFT Rr{ci fuoensor ARREoTEo; Prnts REcAPTUREo. Derecrrve Aarxun inlTonrKrAir Aros r* 3;11.^r." noeeenrKerYor "r.l!r3k PARIS, CRAIG SR.:PARENT SUING 1990 Father of Charles C Schramek, a CresEwood High School killed ln drlve-by shootinq Julv 2 1989, is suinq Drbn Heights man,Cralg Paris whose gun was used in the slaying Jl 31 B 1-5 The lawsuit tests the lega1 responsibility of an adult for actions by juveniles that occur from his control. - Mar- telle PARIS CRAIG : DIED FROM BEATING 1999 N1C3-1 Taylor-James Holbird,LT; TinotS,19 & Michael,17 Milbank charged w/his murder; had heart aEtack after beating,age 48 PARIS. DANfiVr STOEF (}|'f{trP 1976 panrs Daruruy Appr-rauce GErrenrwnreRr.lS ffii,fli3-l,t.rrn Menr FtoRvctr FoR AUTocRApHsrMoB ruieos poLtcE corlrnor--Wowx- PARIS, GAETANs HEART RECIPIENT t968 tr,ENT, gomE-cbr NEW HEART MTHS AGO i 2, v5_2 MoNtREaL-nt Es rFRoM cAlsE L,i'RqLA TEN TO HEART TRANSPLAM 1969 r' .' ll:,.,hl, -z -1 SA','S BLr'.cli i\:iTl Sgt'l lTlSr'1 lsil fT DASED OII REL IG OUS D!FFEREI'ICES !]UT Oil S OCIAL OI,!ES- PARRIS!I . t,Aii 15, Jc{.il,l D. - DLTni": lT AFL 6FF l',1 lr\L l95t I ]I TE,ELI ZAOETII,GRA'JTED D I VORCE s-fP[: .-__ ::-B$;46]ihi 8E€T.ECTED TO DEr & !8TNe Cw Fp oF LABoR As SECY - D 7. 33-5 PorrraC-klrre,ELLa elven $60 --1954-a mrrr 4LrroNy tlt DtvoBgE_fc.iqgve savs xe uAS pArD M'RE $l7;il-lisl;; o yRs r r $"31il33-1.^. & welrapE cALrMs oF Hrs'HAN lrrueari'. Lauruonv r'roRrens rjsffito. re_s Aecve coitruEcTED tdtrH MtssrN wELFARE FUNos Ff. lnrer Nlr'L'LauNoRy lrloRrEr:s Urtoru-Btu E-.lgs7c F t. 1^4-l St Ogll-;Dles Je 30rn AT 44 yRs F cErr,t EuRaANKrCelrr.;nEisoeur 6tnrr nil,ilicH. PARIS JUDY COMMANDER OF DAV POST 1 187 199 1 From Rosevllle and 3 other veEeran groups have banned to- gether to help the famllles of wbunded gulf Gls. - SchabaEh PARIS LYDIA 3 RETIREO TEACHER 1978 Ac 17r D-7-r-tO Aurnnoeo scHoLARsH I P To ATTENo woRKsHoP I N KouvoLA tirHERE LEARNEo J seectF!c TYPEs or FtNNlsH wEAvlNG-GREENBURY Ae 27t C-12-1-N SemE O 19t C-9-1 eD Dtsplavs sKlLLs sHE LEARNED lN Ftttsgf\to rHls sut4MER- GReer{auRv ---t992--- w 3, B-2-! Obitrdied of pner.nroniarlnk Lrage 82 PARIS, IIATT: STUDENID 1991 l4r 2 A L-L Suspend from school because of a pierced eyebrows-BeVier PABIS' LIEIIS. PAIITIN - IAVIL AV![808 ty28 Foro 1656 - Tho Dstroit Ncrr ,1 Zgt l€ O€cen tlterE laech Asoresrearoute to Illlcorplete 16@ olle lrop'Eermda ls nct dtop lL %, 1-1 Plano topatlee'Eortanto ooatlau€ fllgbt Jl 25' 8-4 nl€bt oelcelled after trorDlerlaoreE L929 I Zil L-2 8o tahe off I ?? oa, traasatlanttc fitgbt lggt Je 6, E-6 Sltb Mee,haalc Coacord sets los eaihsancs secot0 for seepl of 36 bre 48 nla PARIS RASHAAN: SUQT 1991 Shot himself in the heade while playing with a handgun PARTS STE-LA t GREEX.TOMI FIXN,RE Ie83 Ae 8, BL4-10 71r c6co t trt{ t{trrtpe Der orrlcsR. JnlLEoc &LeAsEo ol{ PER aoflAL Eol{Do _l9gg- l4V 24, D-l-l Jack Darakdjian sues New Hellas for injuries when he fell over Stellars bag there S 25, B-7-1 Greektown merchants want her back from nursing home- Martindale OlgDl-2 Greektown fights to bring deposed SEella Paris back to the sEreeEs-Sawyert N 15 B-l Street woman returns N 16 B 3-2 no dotM0 Stellars back in old Greektown doorways lA- ARSS.I - I 959 U l{orE .tmEtir.oes sor CI^i1€s orgirgits TE^r{srErs ^cr*r}?tst.7t-' srrr Po.rce *Go( HC,E rrie-il^tr!-lgl*-- Ael, or*r"' RoLE sHE pLAyEo utrH Arrronv Gtlcaroue lro Jtmlv l{orrlfs BEFoRE 9EATH Decl]t t97Q6 Karron, Pevtclr. PARIS, THOI,IAS A., : ASSAULT 1996 39, chgs 3 Brr,snstown officers assaulted him during argumen 1976 tfi 4, A-1-2 SHor ev cuNMANrCHAUNcEylrtssrJR.rerAoolsoNHorELrwAs FREEo ME TAL PATTENT MR 4, F-8-1 Orrgneo HELp ro poLtcE lit cApruRE oF MAN arAootsoruHora-- Srucretn Mn 6, A-1-4 Dtes or wouro-SrNcLAtn Ma 7, C-19-2 Rrres ser Mn Ir B-r-1 SenvtcEs roMoRRo!, MR 10, B-2-1 0 MevoR, oFFtcrALs JotN MoURNERs-StruclatnMn 11, A-5-1 A Oernorr HERo-BRokN N 1Or A-12-1 Horuoneo ulrt{ posrHuMous 0ErPoltcsOepr.ctrATloN tN oEREMoNt WIFE ACCEPTEO !{ONON-SMETIETBARGER DET B.H PARIS CLEANEBS - - Llra Form 1656 The Detrbit Newr ll LSel-?-4 1lnuck held up, take $45 from drlver Josoph .Le Fevne, JI Iq _ 0 6,t-12{ I'!LDIN6 IGIII SLDGO OII ED.RIIGR & V'J'ARREII -19!5- D 8s7-1 To otve )Gtas eoruus ro E$rpLoyEs --1936-' PARISE, FRANK : WINNER 1987 Age34 wins Builders Show House of Nails c6ntest 1975 PARISET tl.P.t HOCKEY Mlutt.NontHsrARs eLAYEBTTRAoEo ro NY lsuaroERs FoRDouGRotl- BOUGHEERNI EHI CKE-KUPEL I ATI -197V Ja 11 1 E-Z-J Utttoltoltee N.Y.-lsLANoER GET IITAYNE $GnntcK FRoM Cueveuro Banorus tN EXcHANGE FoR vETERAN J.P. Plnlse 1969 TEACHER AT MOTT HIGH SCHOOL IN WARREN SUSPENDED FO R lr/EEK REINSTATED- SUSPENDED FOR INSUBORDINATION IN SHOWING FILMS wtrHour scl{ool. APPROVAL- ANKENY - D18 r,A-14- 1 HEARING OF ABOVE POSIPONED UNTIL.JA 6TH Ja e- Lg-1 Rac E !tru rtcHT UARRFNScnoou BoARD--t97O-- acTtoN wrrH surr tNllAcolaeco.Cta. UT.- Ar{rcc N,v P.ARISE,JOI.IN S. - DET MARIt.E I 945 .E 5, t5-4 fbuuoeorFeB 21r lt|Jo PAR I ILIP . DET SOLDIER 1945 tltY 3Or 15-4 lllbuuoeo 1970 P , Snor & KTLLED BY BANotr rHougHT. HE uAs oRAt{lNG GUN Ae 2J,B-10-4 oBlr ---1971---- Jn 24, A-1-1 Rewnno oFFEREo rHnu DEr. News SEcRer lr/trruEss PRocRem FoR !NFoRMATIoN oN Ra IsE KILLER oR KILLERS- GnnruT 1982 P , GnReplos-22, oe Perosrev cH@ wlrH vloLATlt{G la{HIGRATIoN LAurs By rr@uotrc Keuuev Arr Beven ro MARRY EcvpttAlt 60 l€ couLo srAY tN 1.S. PARISH'. PARRISI{ PTBI$I. MURDM, SUSFECI t932 Form 1656 The Detroig Newr 3a 29t 4-G Beld,r&r tr:}ffi f,atal beattng og Noel Engllsb at-Metty 0ardens tiance haL]' la 24 Ja 30115-1 Pleas not gullty at arrlagnnent3exam set for t'I ,itrls to be qu€Btloned tn klrllng $ l:? Eeld for td;l followtag eran oiruriler cDarge Ae 1011-13- To eo oN TRTAL Ap 11 FoR DANcE HALL rruRoER Ae L?o 3e_6 PoLrce rgsrtFv DArlctNG coNTtNUED v'rtrH Booy oH plo6n ,raxr oANcERs oF FrGHT XrEer/l:F i,ITNESSES UNABOE'ELL TO IDENTIFY EEfENOAETS AS SLAYER5 -uuceLE ro LocArE 50 wrrNEssEs AFnl:'rt% PeBw l{ovorwtrt8sBrrDE![TtFtEs eoye a8 oNE oF stAttRs- Ap 19.39-5 Apnrs tg AP 20.1-6' AP zt,- 424 PAnlSl - SUSPECT t932 Form 1656 The Detroit News l,iY 2314-6 CorurgssEs cRoup oF sroRE RoBBER|EB Pr-Elos Nor GUtLTv AT ARRATGNUENT rj1/.ALS-?'INAL {cqutreo oF }ot.ouP c}IARGE Je ?r,rz-s -0noeneo HELD FoR TBTAL oN 3Ro tr,sBERv cHAreE JL 29.34-s BSt buv ou cEARBs c RA:serrc Ao 5 b 6.d-2 Seflrc 10-25 yRs AT Jexon av Juoce Corren Aa7MLZL4€ ? Snme -1955- ltv 51 36-1 Aaove ElLes SLAI{DER suto AGAtNsr u}tou 1988 F 12, B t-4D Age28 6 Perry Kent29 admit lorching drug hofse twice, cheered by neighbors-Sawyers F 12, BJ-IN How neglect created a crack house at 12077 Barlow F 13, B 1-5 Arson wiEness says suspects Ehreatened her-STinson F 19, B-3-tO Prelim exam se[ for F26 F 27, B_l-l Latasha Wil I iams agell tel ls of Parisi threaE-lngersol I M I B-l-5 D Accused arsonist took People mag photographer to crack house he tried to burn down; neighbor chgs trespassing. --lngersoll 058-3-1D Jury to resume del iberations in arson trial. -1988 0 7 A l-2 Ci ty wonr t tolerate vigilante violence-Ko6i7n[ eY:hi Torching of home was justified, DeE jury K6S4en i ewsk i Eays6 Happy neighbors give defendants heroic welcome-l,lowk 0 l0 A l0-l Dealing wlth Drugs-Edit -1989- Ap 28 A-t-4 f'lovie planned on crack house vigi lantes.--Kocieniewski t'/a'l rlr 1'6 AFRESTED rr FL\T tiocr< rr'l cIGARI:T soorLEcc,un *,uuffi t.I*?!.. AsnEsreu. & rnr.rcr E r zED r6ilffiil*c *G c rGARrrr tr*!'!' EELD oN $6100o oor,tD FoR C|AGRET stf,rGGLrilG JE 23r-44-g 95, fRsED Oll CIlARGtrS OF sllUG-GLlllG oIQIRETS lllTo .tl(:H., RE-AnRESTED lt'll.lEDt TELY FOR FAILURE TO PAY 5TATS CleqRET TAXES (. 191 lg-1 I NG u NrA xE D c'l e5 51''49 5' 5e' J ;iJ,'#J'['J,'ff : :*I'"GL PSR lS IrCl'l\nLES- DEf lffELli'{ -il,9rc C0IGRESS ST. 1983 Foru 1656 Heuo roR PART t[t FTGHT ttt BEER G/tRDg rrr *rc, n^$lfnrfr.'3r.n & Jos. BaurouRtt [r;RE srAEoED l'lsLo Fon,*ruo,*r,.,,, ;-ffiI?fEEGr. oRr'E o*,rP*Pd#-ffh.,*r, crtp possEss*rc .rtn.i'i13ffiro Vrt'rlZf coilv Tr.rRol?ilrc'rrr. sTEilcr{ BG,IB lil UEHTER IIEASR ry1943- JE 8t 8-6 cor.ru tru s**cr{ ootr' cAsE oorry sELr-r*n u ,o"*"rtr"A*ffi f^t?ar'ffi Prcl PARlSl ' CX{\ilLES' t[;' : DEIROIT &AsDlT l94t {outtrs cnrue gpREE rf,rrH 6 or*form 1656 fl 31: llfo-, R.EAo6 e0&e6T{r ) 1' 19-2 eiEE-sAV-rE-ig tNvoLvED til 300 RoBBERIES ffddAitrus lS u;:456 l}ftOOLD EOY TRAPS ABO\JE & OTHER IN IOT.DUP r 965 ARnEsrgo vttru 11 ornsRs tr.r G AfUBL NG R A D 11n 11 -c H !/ T H BC NG R I GHT-I{ AND MAN OF R I iIGLq AFE R Eow ARO Hou LY ------1 969---- Mn 6, A-10-1 Aeove ARRESTEo IN GAMBLING RA I D- GALLAGIIER. .L,,e=T 1rj a^n :.,, -:T., - DETROIT t932 Form 1656 The Detrois Newe AP 3 rrlrs b zs By urttoElrrrFrED AssAu.eNT Fonrg:Ts-Snor s5oo BotlD ;IEIfflF'fniil-i5'itsfii-E$6ry TO COUFITY JAII Aceutrreo Ag nooDutt UrE AE AEOYE r-t!{!-. F4o Srtrrlos MUIE olt cHGr Vtol.o INTERNAL REvEfluE t-AU FA, , t-t srrc.ro 2-4 yRs.rn sure t,fr,1?33;Lorrous A9SAULT ttshaken Baby Syndromett caused the death of Det toddler.Boy was in the care of baby-sitter- D 28 B I-lE Baby-sitterrCarey Jean Gray pleads innocent in shaking death of boyr2 - Hopkins PARlSl. {iEPl-l A., JR.:, .OJRKT $LaMAZ4,IOUNSHlp.gtCH ' . ,11.953 cor tssus ?.e; Lr Aerrrv.KrlL corcor?-brr. ' ff:Th-3 irrrr NoT To sEEr cAroroAcv As oe-BETE To corsrtrurtout.cow- ap 18.8-4-8 Sd?f$rn$t$,f&,*i'"1'-6?i' Ar 18' E-5-1- df#?[ilil*,nnrED rolll#itfi3i?ur ro i#irM,tTiJ-tA$Ef.'.,^*rrtrrr,f -197r- a 12, A-7-1 ttrtrtr{ Aneon--Sut=t=ERs HEART ATTAct( , t Lr U-f4 Hosp I rat. -197T D 17, B-9-5 LeNs-sueo Ev Mtcr Tourusrrps Assron 8{Jr000 tN MtsstNG FUNos FrREo lesr MencHe HAo FouNoEo onc & wls 20vn ExEc otR -1977- N 22, B-1-1 E Sueo ev Twp oRoup ovER BoorLET HAssLe-9cX6ee1r- N 29t B".2-1 E Gerg txrrucrtor rnodihcoroGtn..luooeUlgreRP.CyrAn To pREuErr Dts"RtBurtile goorLETS or Htsrony oplltctr.Tlp.AsSoo. 1979 D B-1-4 46t oF Aueunu Hcts, & orrensr crcD t trH MAxltlc . ALso I tt VOLYEO til sroLEN Auro_g$lgBd6lilG-crurrlel F8 *4-5D oF AUBURN HITS CHARCEO U,ITH EOMB PLOT AGNST' POLICE F 16, fi,-6-1 ItlotcrEo r.ltru 5 ort{ERS oru DRUG, Bot"a pLor cHaRees-Bouv tfi 27r B.7-.2N BouT'Io ovER FOR TRIAL ON CHGS OF TRYINC TO I(ILL UNOERCOVER coP. Ac 21, B-a3-1 L & 2 orsens FoUND GUtLTy tN PCP oAsE-BALL S 12, D-2-:iJ 'l SErurErucEo To ''.1 YRS. I f,l Pl? | sot{.-BALL PARISI NICK - ROB SUSPT]CT 1930 F'onn 1656 The Dotroit Nero N 26, 64 ** Qrosso-sue cr cnmns -ri-it8ifil AF?IAL H'1913 APPEAL ro sE HEARo ev.Sur Cilfl#ggny th i. zs-5 $lp.Cjr. AFFtElts L|FE sENTcr vERD|GT GttEN To A@vE HB 11,, 16.5 ro aE AsREo To f,At'G Hls Accomf,Llgq_til gllIg RoB ERY Ae.23n 29-5 Ac 1, L4,it ff'.'.'.::I I'u",ffiI:;HF?HR LAT P4BISX, SAt[ - SUSEECS 1930 Forn 1656 Tbe Detroit Ncrr.fip 29, ?-L EeLd $lF pther la conn. urtth shootlag and woundlttg of Batr. 6lenn E.Olark and MlsB llella Ergl.ehardtrApr 28 ttslo as suiPEcr r* ,r#-i?'ffi* s.rare Brnrrve*r"$,38tff tEp-tqn naerug-erurua Krusen--g g?4q N a.6t1:Sr ARRESTED AS gUSPECT IU OOUNTERFEITITIS GAfl6 lti* 7o 46 sEr,rrc. ro 3 yEARs FoR pAssr*G'ffii?3ifir $ro rcres [D 1o!€-7rt' serrcoro 3 ys rron opERArrnB i.39f; 1963 PARISI. IHOMAS - LOOTIIS SALVAGE 50 oF 6150 !'IARsFTLLE.cHARGED utrH Fr*ovrNo$a.son [*ffi"ti?i8,o ffi suirKEN^FRF^t6r{TER Flontnos' rR,:,el US goNDED eire W 9. 8-19-6 titDtcrED Fiy E By FEoERAL Go JuRy oN cHARcEs c urunwr0LLy REllov ING LVAGED CARGO F ROi/l BOfIIOEO A REA t{I THOUT U.S. PENUI SS I Or D 2, g-2L-2 Inrlu Eegrfls r@AY --L964-- O 24, B-4-5 Fouro GurLTy oF THEFI oF SAUvAGED cAreo --1965-- i4v 27, C-10-4 Feo...b.GneExAil oerlEs uoTtoN FoF Neu rRtAL .ts 18, tL9-1 s8lrrEtcEo ?o 18 ilTr{r Foi f-a_1g57.- s 21, B-9-1 Aeove ts spAREo RETRTAL lr Caneo rHEFY rAr(lsl.I&1 - &i.Ir0tT I 933 Form 1656 The Detroit News l{Y tGro tN Auro cRAsH trt uRv ro &sEHilNe (baslu . '13-4 Halc I11- uot oqq_llenuoru Srere BawrVenruolr,l..ltcH. -40-t ,iI.IoI.IG 21 ARRE5TED IN DRIVE oIJ GA$tGsTERs- N 8, 4-r,€F Aneesreo As suspecy r* @u{rE;F;r?ffiilonu PARlSl. T0'4 : DET S0LDIER N Ze. !r-D JL 22; 49-z 6d&$tP.t*NED FoR aEeuR rn.-iillla.* PARISI, VITO PETER : DRUG CHARGE 1986 J8, of New Baltimore 6 others chgd with cocaine-peddl ing conspi racy PARISIAN 199 1 Fly 7 , E-1-6 Upscale chaln wxpecced to open store ln Laurel Park PLac ln Livonla-T0mpor My 9, F-l-z Plans to open two-level store aELeure'lParkPlace mall in Llvonia. tn 1992-Tompor My 9, F-l 4 Clncinnatl-0pens 2nd major chain lnLlvonlarsLaurelParkPlace mall can expect mix of quallty,service E value-Tompor N 20, E-2-2 Delays plans for new store in to be tr6ng fijggnia, Egf_S Store ctrain has started construction on a new store in Livoniars Laurel t*EfBb?"i rnal1-Wi1sffi ff E 3_1 llans tg op91 its first area dept store in Livonia this yr, d and could open up to 4 morg in Metro Det_ King -1994- w2081-1 Look to hire 250 for itrs new Larrrel park store in --King Je ro B 3-5 To cpen B/L;to award $f0000 to nonprofit org.ser--ving needy families:acceptine nominations .II 28 F 3_4 store to open in trtrj:fl'sc park ;i:::T:;::;Til::' B'I)rer To open Monaayrupscale and competitive;based in Alabama; a wake-up call for other retailers-Wilson Ag 02 B 7-L Crowds at opening exceed manager,s ttwildest expectationst,; shoppers seemed pleased-A.King --1998-- Agl, B-L-2 Ckranges boost parisian sales., .Y PARISIAN LAUNDBY CO, L897 Form 1656 lte Deeoit Nerr O I , ,-1 --Burned ln ereat flre whlch started ln Detrolt Opera oousE i6r 10, L-7 L9o7 Razed, by f1re3 totel loss ta ?9, >3 19oB Razed by flr€, 1taeb. and Orend Btver bIr Le 2, L9L6 Ead $5O,O0O flre loee 'l!7' PARtSor, ALD0 - mAzlLlAitcELLtSf 1 959 rtaxes oet DEsur rr co*Eir Ar ttRcIo6qgLSGE Affirilpdjbi:t* Ar lusrtrurE oF- 4RTst 19665 cor,rcERT sERtEs,cBEEo s€ntes wtrt{ cELLo nec ltat-Caen :'jjl,lllSlGVEN. C0;'ii'llE c SK,qTER t980 F 17, D-15-t tl ternolrER UAY uttit Otvttpt c eoto-ldoeo PARISON, ROSE: DIABETIC MOM 1 999 Mr 30 D-5-6 SHELBY T[,lP-Was on kidney dialysis during her pregnancy- l"-h her & baby doing well-Davis D 1994 D 238 Det woman questioned in death of 2 yr oLd she was -sit ing r988 $r 25 A-14-l Montreal-Quebec.: l,lill the Separatist l'lovement Rise Again? --Doug I as PARIZSIT I,IELISSA s ILL 1984 Je 12t 8-7-10 4r TArEN r1o rosp FoE EEERGETGv ?REArnEffT. 8eclre tLL ouE To grEtrcr rnom Oeulay olar aEf,DsRlrG pLAt?, Urrre Sorp Kenrtr PARIZON, MICHAEL: L0TT0 WINNER 1990 Drbn Hts man wins sEaEers biggest jackpot-Bailey PARIZON, MICHAEL: WSU STUDENT r985 l4r 6, E-1-4 23, faces delay in going to grad school or dropping out if fed aid to education funds cut-Crittendon PATUG BEIIHETT t RACII{G OIRECTOR r985 t 0IRECToR OF oRC SAYS COUBSE tdrLl BE REAOY TO RECEIVE HOR pee 15-Corrmrn PAiil( DRaD: il0C[(E',' 1970 or r:r; l"', GEaS t'l,JUnEn--.-DRgr'::nii -1972-- - _ _Jr- 20, D-2-2 NY--NY RnrucEns AGREE rp pAY irir'a $2001000 ron ruexr rtvE YRS rm oeo ro Bos'oNBnurms ,o, ffi;;;;T?;.'-'0.' ,, A-r-, Llnoa Mocenr or Srent-rruc Hers ovER :X;:"ev fyEl,llr&l"_du*,* 75o gaeiEo .y Reo Utros-ltnrtte Ae 10r e-1-2 Reo Wtres tolDs gtcxtto or Pmr ArAv FiotB Boeror 8lultro- Gneer - 1984- \7,t 15t0-l1-6 nths eeen vorEo rre Blt-u MasreRtott TRopxv FoR LoNc ANo BISTTIqUISHED CAREERO | , , 4985- Ap lg, D-l-z Retiring after 17 seasons-Kupelian D 30, D-1-2-3D07 Scheduled to be named to replace Harry Neale as Red Wings coach-Kupel ian D 31, C-1-2 Will control destiny of struggling NHL franchise-Kupelian -1986- Ja I, D-1-2 Made debut as coach of Red Wings-Kupelian Ja 15, F-1-5 Park didn't budge ih aftermath of bench-clearing brawl with Maple Leafs. Park certain to be fined-Kupel ian Ja 26, C-5-l Boston-Gets 6-game suspension-Kupel ian Je 3, A-1-6-4DOT Fired by Red Wings. Je 4, A-l-I Fired as coach of Red Wings. Je 4, F-l-l Bob McCammon, assistant coach for 0ilers may be in line for coaching job with Wings-Kupel ian PARK, BARD : HOCKEY r986 Park may not have been the right choice to coach Red Wings- Falls Je 4, F-1-6 Gen Mgr Jimmy Devellano was never comfortable with Park-Kup el ian Je 4, F-8-1 Rift developed btwn Devellano 6 Park-Falls Je 4, F-8-5 Wings captain Danny Gare was also released-0rHara Je 5, F_l_z Fi res back at wings' -Kupel ian-l9gg- F1y 27, F-g-5 Sues, claims Red Wings owe him bonus money-OtHaraeKupelian Je 14, E-1-5 Montreal-Selected to Hockey Hall of Fame. O 19 D 5-5 gets Efigg""h Park $45,000 in lawsui t agst Red l.lings-Kup- IARK !mS. CAROL : CLERGY COUNSELING SERVICE 1973 , ;xec conRotrATRon or JOoHEMBER AFFILIATIoN oF oLERGY ANO tABBrsuRGEs MeorcAL sootETrEs rN srATE To poLtce D rRotrts fJ reoarroil cLtirtcs. --1975- Ae 2, g..5-5 1oe 2 FEIIALE oHApLrtxs To .rotf,OET.P t lce0epr.-StrcLAtR " s9r o-2-1 Dtscusses .roB As Det.Poutce CrlpuAlN-MANSER PARK, CHANKEE : OBSTETRICIAN 1997 D22C1-1 Being sued by John/Lorine Schall, G.Pointe Woods for baby born without brain-Lynch t932 A - OETROIT Form 1656 TLe Desroit Ngrr N eorle-s RTHDAY N 30 ;SrerCr 4tsrr-. ^ Ac 6.J.-Z-Z lhueo cHtEF oF EMttt{EERtNG otvtstoil oF LtclrTlot sE )ERvICE- ttutf Apnr oenrw cor,ers!,o{E! gfiGfiffis,", r*r.*##ff w'sn tii;sm+GE{-'," -' :T.il:,::'::::: rffi Hffiffif PARK, CHARI.ESs H! ANNOUNCER W.rR 1970 ANrouncen wrrr wJR ron 4orr--trol"'ai"9*i"-'-1972- ,, o8E o 1, 8-11-1 E Pter crlEFts NAttE sHELvEo.-BRocAil -L992- s 18, C-9-1 Obit-age 81, died S 16 irAH[( Cl-lOt,lL, ii,',E: ,'.i'iT l5T 1969 ScliL3TOL- US:S n.lL-l{ friilJE ,;,iil :,al;i.-:: Fl' ",:'l::S 1i, ll l 5PL,:",' ;. t C".'..,lll:1 l0i.- ii;.:1,,:;s,rl" PARK CHONG-CH0L : S. K0REAN 1987 Seoul-Police admit planning cover-up into torture death of student actlvist r980 , (waro.lurS.KoREA-RETtREo MArroR cENERAL NAt{Eo PFltilE ill NlSTERo tttr 22, A-?1 ,WAilGJU-CITIZENST REBELLIOI{ AOST IIARTIAL LAI' SPREAO. UNCEO PEOPLE TO RETURN TO THEIR HOI'TES. P CHtffC-lCE s ASSASSIilATIOil 1979 O 27 tb1-5 SeoosrrtuLEo Bv os{ CIA cfilsFr 5 orrcns ALso rlLLEo O 281I-^1-2 Sgouu-Gow oErtgs ooup rrrElrprt LEAvEs euesrroxg urArsERE o 29rA->6 sEouu-oow e u.s rELL itorrrt oorr p|-ri ro 6*trg3lg-r r.{ lrlY-U.S lroysg oARRtEn ot.ooen To l(oReA O ,O, L6.l Sgout-PlRr ltoe rELo ro sEE lF llg llAo FotE lt PLor 0*'Jl tsrl&:f sowx Konerre gpponrortry{otr SeouL-PnntsED BY Cvnus VANcE. N 6, A-r-6 SeouL-Paar Cnuruc-ueels AssAssltrt Ktm Jae-rvu HoPEo ro PRES. MrUrranv NoR FoRETGN Pot{ERs INVOLVED ,**tr.l] A_?_1 Seouu-coup FtouREr Klm Crorc Ptl neelaces PaRr ----1979-- N 27t A-r-6 Seoul-8 To srANo rRtAL FoR AssAsstNATtoN O 4, A-16-1 Seouu-8 oN TRTAL ToDAY D 9, e,-8-, Seoul-SuspEcrs Aomtr plorrtNG MURoER tn 197?ropposEo Hts RULE D 11t A-24'l Torvo-DEr.MtrutsrenNo JleHvur,r ARREsTED FoR coNNEcrtoN t trr AssAsstNATtoN 0 20, A-75 Seoul-? sENTENcEo ro oEATH.l otver JAIL TERtt. O 24t A-j-6 2oor Seoul-KonEA To rnv ! MoRE ltu Panr oEATH D ZIt B-8-5 AM Seout-oeerH sEnuENcEs FoR f ueneuo 1961 a Nereo ofi.oF s ?Arorr€ cocr.€F j; Sureer &tnclt .ts 11 a i'-f9-t Neueo HEAo oF rev S.(oneA[ cot{. .L 3- A-1{ iEouu-Lr.Gen.Cntrrc Do Yurlo tEstgil5 roDAy. Fiqt 70? P06 t5 tr S.KoRarrs Tov rsrr JeperF G PEAcE TALKs N 11 Annrves rr tE Cmnuees NAI{E FRoo, Per Cx[ruc-Hr to Penr Cxuro tEe UrgH-g6trngRs L, tTH PRES.FENIEDv Asteu cRAi'T oR ccln ut{rsm LEAvEs U.S.LttrLE cHotc 15' D-s-5, pLEoGEs ARiis AqovE oN t u.s. ato ro -;-l?'tf- t o'' J 'NicA-pe. lrlYO Fbnolu.rrTotns Feerr .lrnem il r?: ffi-e6v' . Hoilq.uLu-Srcrrs s I irce Koaer's L E oGR rAcnvE-ARp rveo^nrii'xis r rs t^l(lilc A sor?Et LlNg YotdlFo DEPGi€D rREs')YlGi'Al{ I(H'EE gsdrl-REnnils rR.14-o^v u.S.yrgrt G!E6z- **#'fr5' Yur Po-Sur REgrGt{s 19 $.lQneA pREs.DEsptrE ABorE pLEA'To REirAtN Itln 25, Q-Z-t peEs. SEqJL _SeOl'itlauo ACT|$G or - Je 1g.--& A-1-3 leour--_eeorN?ED TsrpoRATy pRtME MrNtgrER.oF Kgf e^- 1or-R-5-5 Seoul-Tunns ovgR posr pREureR ro Kru llvur-csu- ^s seouu-S.ro eleerro,rs sEr FoR o.',. #l?ff-io..rroJ t?irtilil3"* rr Sourfr Konee ro BE posrporco roGrvE poLrrrAet. Fd*Iiltdj5 to tEEur--sorri ]G ,,rLL AsK FoR A REFEREN,,T BEF.RE DEctotNG ro pERMtr E ELECTIOIS THIS SUMMER AS lG PRO! ISED-ilOT DATE SET AS YET treffilr$yxRgDR[ter HE rs wrrHDRAb,rNG FoR rz orvshrl'p*E-r3!1. ,* PAOK. CX{UIS I{EE- SOt'fH KOPA STPONGi{AN 1962 ABOVE I,{ ELECTIONS ?HIS FALL Ac 12, 4-3-6 SEouu-Sourx KoRear oPPostrtoN LEAoeRs CHARGES rHAT ARREET oF FoFMER MtLtTARy PREMtER sOxe Yo.cXATTToUTSPOKEN CRTTIC OF AEOI/ETWAS POLtr Ii€PTRED Ao t4, B-.7-L Seou--KoneAr AtR FoRcE LIEuTEtrlNT cototrEr-,LEe uxorc-lhAil sENTeNcED ro DEATH OI'I CHARGES HE, PLOTTEQ TO OVERTHROW ABOVETS REGIME seouL-aNNounceo a. 17 RUuNrlc ro*-*E?;n, rn crAfrt9frB;ffi seouu-&rrRED roDAy RRoru rHE Anuv ro RUN FoR ,*.r,fE"io;rtn;?riLl:" rN THE &r eucrrom-ro RUN oru Der.l6 Reiuelicar{ Fanii irCrer prr^pr-EA yoseouL-Tory REJE.TEDiD FoR RELE^'ERELEA'E FRorl JA'L *trlfur**lrl$r.g_Sf* ER e'Eout--tlnscxrr ELECTED pREsroENT AFTER uAlN opposrrtoN clruololre rYur cq{cEDEq oEFEAT 0 L7 - c6_t Sgout--S lo HtS ELECT|OT{ AS pRES. wAS A STEpT OvrAiD Oer:6Cnacv r'r Sgrrlg Kolea-pucED To woRK FoR poLtrtcAL gTABrLrrY 0 18, 8-14-1 KoReeu Vore ['lrxup{D]f. O 29- P..e-s SeouL-S oF 20 ARREsTED-tr\rvoLvED tN pLor ro Acs.{stNarE trsovE ser FOR 0 18 N 18, 4-19-2 Fr tt5 Se,out--4 MAJoF oppogtrtoN pAFTtEs DEMAITD ABovE REslcN BECAUSE oF aLLEG ED ILLEGAL POLICE EL ECT ON CAMPA GN rs N 26, Ap8-3 Seou,-[{or.l itAJoR I ry N NrT ONAL Asseugl Y €LECT orf tr c Nt, iG H s REVOLUT ONARY PROGRAI.! FOR iIE XT 4 YRS 5o1:'tgt9-5'u Seoul-rAeoves 0arccnrr c Panw rott 110 OF 175 Serrs tir lhrtoatll AssEilB LJ ELEqrroN - D 9. 8-15-2 LF ol,r.*nr.E g^Ilt ro c oirvENE rn z-a a'eov;-lg, lf h5i iER, gi$.$?sEMBLy :t IDEIW 1963 SeouL-FuLtNG M LtrARy JUNTA BEGINS MAss RELEASE or26, PF I SONERS irv oemenar AMNEsry ro MARK INAUGUFATlott DEc.17 OF ASOVE D 17. 8-13-1 Fttr 3 SeoulrS.KoREA-SwoRN tN As pR€slogrur S.Konearu SeorL-Mer wrrn PnEmtgR CH,TNG-1e64-- lL-KwoN ro o r sc,,ss'W,i?'.9;3hl.tlil?,- GOVT DEMONSTRATIONS JE 3, B-5-1 SEoUL-zo,000 sruDENTs & ctrtzENs FtcHT t,trH Pq-tcEroExArDtt{G aBo\rE aes-teu--aie tME pRoGLArus- ruanltau lag JE 8r-A-64 SEOTTL-crrgpENEDF dR CoRerrptlON 476 GOVT OFFICIALSTI!'tCLr,olrlc A CABINET VtCE-MtNtsTER-tN EFFoRT To grr;E1 qr'DENT DEMONqTBATORLf_S Borr,r-AnnrvEo HERE T@Ay FoR oFFrcrAL STATE vtslr-rolWegr GenMei,y D 1s. c-6-8 Boxr-Lerr roR Seou- AFTEF lEg --1969-- Je 1, A-19-' SEOUL-OOICED CONCERN THAT U.S. IS GROWING IMPATIENT AND MIG HT AGREE TO A DlSI{ONORABLE PEACE lN VIETNAM JL 26rA-14 SEOUL-ABOVE Volrrs TO qUlT lF SOUTH KOREAN VOTERS REJECT c TITUTIONAL AMENDMENT THAT l.tOULD ALLOW HIM TO SEEK THIRD TER Jr- J0rA-14-4Rnce SEOUL-NATIONAL ASSEMBLY TO HOLO CONVENNTION REGAROING REqUEST OF ABOVE FOR rHtRO TF&€o, B-7-4 IS SEOUL - G IRL FROM MICH GETS R IOE iO Ti/ASH OOC ' ON ABOVE PLANE HEADING FOR VISIT WITH pRES. NIXON-GIRL-ANNE M TTSON' Ac20B-7 -1 Snru cLEMENTE- ABovE wlLL BE ENTERTAINEo BY PRES. NlxoN & HE NRY cABOr LODGE JR. HERE. Ae 21, A-17-1 SAN FRANC I SCO-T I GHT SECUR I TY I MPOSED FOR MEET I NG XOF ABOVE h, I TH PRES. N I XON . Ac 22, A-1-4 SAN FRANCISCO- BETTET] ARMS FOR KOREA IS NIXON PLEOGE. Ae 25, A-1-1 I NG w I rH H''43'ffl'n'Tff:5dr'o* BROtirN & ,CEoXlrEhFE-'STSolAK U.S. To xEEp KoReA TtEs sAYs ABovE. 1969 Ae , B-9-1 sEB LS ABOVE T^'ANTS GIIS TO STAY IN SOUTH KOREA UNTIL THRSA FROM ALL COMMUNISTS IN NORTH AISIA IS ELIMINATEO. S 14t A-26-1 loor sEouL-sEcRET voTE oKAys ABovEts BtD FoR THE THIRO TIME- o1 n A-5-2 SEOUL-OCTO SET FOR REFERENDUM ALLOWING A BOV E TO SEEK REELE rroN FoR rHIRD ,ERM-- Ae 25, A-9-1 -..---1970-.--- oF U'S eno VtcE PRES. SPIRo AGNET'' DosAGREE l1:ij".tour gt'rt- NoMrNrEo ey 0em.RE;;3?11; ;1.1T'.3-53?r* ,*o Ma 22'A-6-1Race pJE;'?inx sEEKs reRm IREAr lRo rrs.Ko AF 28, A-12-8Rlce utNS ranu As pREstoENT Jno Je 2)rA_1 !_BRace SpIno AGNEW FLIES TO SEOUL FOR H,S INAUGURATION. sp r no Acruew cAUr r.-"-61?lt li-rr* ot' .t '018;!r-, Becrrus NEW rERMr i -197,b Je 24, g-94 Konel ro ytrr{DRAy rRoops rnom VtETttAir. F 28, A-2-1 SKONEIT.T CH I EF'S GR I P BOLSTERED BY E LECT I ON O Jg 24, A-19-1 SeouL OKs eoNtsstoN oF BorH Koneas ro UN. 1 Hts uouto-ge ASS ASS I rMoo N G , 2', SA YS ASSASSINATION OR- DEREo evN.Kon EAN Pnes .KlM L-SUNG O 20, 8-14-5 HomE SEout- s a Kon EA-AssAss ultlooruSe- KtAtl G G ETS oEr H SENTENCE N SLAY|NG OF r{ls rCrFE O 27, A_.1_2 POTIT.EIIEMV KIMDAC-.JUNG ATTENDS ROMNNCITTOLIC MEET!NG VS. GovToAFTER 14nos.poutr. tsoLATtoN N 22rA-4-1 Meets wtrn PnEs.FoRo lN KoREA oN poLtT.REpREsstoN D g, A_&1 GpostrtoN LAToTAKERs srAcE pARLtAIIENT str-lN tN oEMANo FoR REL EAsE oF pot- I r r pR I sor{ens$ffi_lJur I oN ALJ; TdIt_ f g_f l5r00ORouau0nruoulcs&ftled)er.Panrv LEADER cALL FoR tils REst NATtoN Je 22, A-9-4 RAcE iluuouces NATL.REFEREI{oum ro vALToATE Hrs RuLE rJA 24t A-5-, N.KoRel cALLs-or S.KoREAils ro REJEcT PIRKts-RuEe rGets swEEplNG vlcroRy lN NATL.REFERENoU3.| oN STRoNGMAN RttE , F1, Mv 11 t C-7-1 | 1 mlLLtqN RALLv ro wARN N Konea SEour- I 1975 PARK CHUNG-HEEs SOUTH K0REAN PRESIOENT __1976___N1J, A-4_r lru rnouguE rnrH Urutreo Sreres Botr. D 5. A_5_1 Ssour-RepLAcEo HEAD oF SKCeurnel l$TELLtceitcE'Aceficv vlxtcH lS LINKEo To INFLUENCE-BUYING lN U.t g 9, C_B_1 Seoul-SK oEMANos U.S sav tF PARK HoME BUGGED D 10, 8,.6-1 OtcraroaPAnr mEnt"s gpANt(tNG-Eotr D ,0. B-Gl S Konelrs rdouNos sELF-rNFLrcrEo.Eotr O iOi A-8-1 Seoul-pntsou erRms UPHELo FoF 18 S Koneans ----', 977 ----Ae 1 I' A 1 4-2 t[asn- Toruesur Plar LoBBYING tAs No SEoRET SAYS t/asxrNGToN"So1il Posr ruewsPAPER Kfti-dorro.rcs pusr per Ap19t A17-, 2oor rK FoR FfrFl1!',c-l-l Seour.S.Konel-TotolJS oEueclttoo THrr ulrHDRAuAu oruS cnoutlD ponces FnomKonea MUsr eE pBEcEoEo ro ENsURE pEAcE ltuKoaea wn Je , A-12-1 bhsn-Ex-Koneeu0lA cntEF ctrtrxUslvsPlaK HAs otvERTEo roSut BANK ACCOUfiS 5y'o OF ALL FOREIGN INVESTMENTS lN HIS COUNTRY I JE 22, A-1-2 DC-ex-spv slys PlRr oRoEREo U.S enlees Je 2), A-1-2 0C-T EO TO U .S BR BEs Je Met-Wl LL loT FREE POL T GAL Pi 80ItEi8 TO HUXIT RIGHTS ISAUE IBRELEYTTT TO [I8 COOTITRY rro pRoBEo rnwtsrro.cors pARr oF JE,3l*ttfilro" ,ns oifE5rr".ArEnEo Ex Konel AcENTt Krm Hvurc ulool BY PART. "orit4&.Jr- 18, I-?-'t SEout--SK FREEs 14 otsstoeNTsr moRE ,.lAY FoLLou .1t25, B-5-lSrate 17 Glls srlrtoNEo lr Konen lsr Pnes CanJen ro srop S. Koiear Ato ouE To REpREsston ev PRgs ABOUEo l,/asn-HelpEo pLAN Hts couNTnyts campAtcN To BUy tNFLUENcE tN Coruc.rHAD coNstoERED purrtueToruesunPanr tN cHARGE oF LoBBy- llNG oPERATIoNS Ae 7t A-{-.| rNl-tsu66tNct oF plar ev U.S corrrnrso W 25, b,,y, i Sesgt-olyEil CARTEn tro?E ov &zEzttsit Ju 5r,. B-)-1-2-[IT gEOUL-BEGTSTEREO As CA!|o|OATE lt{ PRESo El.ECTlOllr'ASeUneO Of riiiiecror .t 6, 4-1 ieous-EuecrEo ro 5rr tenl.l A8 PREstoErr D 15t A-e-6 SEOUI-PInK STTLL CONTRoLs NerlounU AsSemEty AFTER NATIONA' I ELEcTloNs. O 22, A-7-7 ieoul-OppostTtoN LEADER Ktm DAe-.IUNG & oTHERS TO BE FREEo AS PART OF AMNESTYO D 27t F-10-1- EOUL-KIPI DIE-.IUI.IG & OTHERS FREED. -1979- Ja 19t A-1-5 SeOUU-OrrEBEo SUMMIT TALKS tdlTH NoRTH cALLING FOR RgUNlFl TION OISCUSSIONSo .le lor A-]-5 Tit.rs utruPREs.CrareRptllrs ABE sEt{gtrtvE PARK CHUNG.I€E - SOUTH KOREAN PRESIDENT 1979 1974 Ac 15r A-1-2 481* ToDAy oF GUNsHor tou*Ds tN AssAsstrATtoN AT- TEMpT oN gUsBAttoAoDl5 oURING TELEvtsEo',FFERED sPEEcn arNlrlTgrea Ao 19r A-4-t Ftrru Seoul-Bunteor Ao19 PARKE DONALD . POLITICIAN 1973 , N ls aurur,ilc FoR itAyoR orctavsotrlrBAct(Eo ByCHAs.J.Mlr-v-l'trl Paer, Elnt C.; Detnorr sor-orEn 1944 ReroRreo $ouNDED Foro 1656 PARKE, HERUEY COKE .CHEMIST- DET. L$g9 Form 1656 The Detroit Nevc F g , L_.2 President of firm of Parke, Davts & Co. !o- ported, dead in San DteSo, ,Ca1if.; biography F 9, 5-t Death of above will not effect cc,nrpany F 18, 1i-1 T[111 leaves $20.,000 to each of seven c]rild.ren J PNIHE, EERVEY C. - DTTF:OIT L89g .Form l65ri The Detroit News tt 8, l-3 -eober of flrn of Parke, Davle & Co., O.ei'l fn Dlego, Callf. F g, 5-t Affalrs ln baC conditlon { ;--t$Strqp tCr u; sa-1 Olo f.tr rn e PARI€ FERVEY O{ustill,{ 1964 P!BEr J. 8IiEX --- S'XAI{P 00LLE0'I0B 1931 Form 1656 The Detroit Newr Ets collectlotr talces flrst place Xu 4tb anrual erhlbtt b 4, tr'7't fif frkP t$u?.ffi^t'P*&.rrl# 'WS" Ae gRrsr.Ev Sr<.9.4 &rrm wrNs Tnopnv N z, A-7-2 lhnrs SOrH uEDDlilG AilNlvo =|!f 1992 JL 27, F-4-3 G,sns Pine 40 Minute CleanersrDet.is Korean-Serju PARK JAMES 3 ASSOCIATE WARDEN 1967 , Sar QuerurI ru,Caut r-Sl I o LSAoERS IN NEAR RACE R I OT AT TI{E PR I SON TI{ I S WEEK h'ERE CONV I CTS BELONG ING TO Nrz t & Btacr Must- t M GRoUPS 1967 PARK JAMES lll: STUOENT , Wor roplpeace rN xPslcE ts ArtltnAgLEn EssAY corrtrEsr spoit- soRED svL tons lrteRraT tor{AL 1975 ARK , Lars-Appt cHMN oF coMr,usstoN To REvrE!, Hot BUREAUcRATs TREAT PUBLIC 1973 tnor,t l'4ourura r.r--Volul'trEERS sEARcH UP pon JanEs pnnxe FAr4, Ly wtre Doeorrry, t< los Dar.ltrtrBrDAnLer,te12rvt I re rs pARENTS l,lncl:l4as Jose H [,leu or H I GHLAND, lr! pR tvgrE pLANE o tsAppEAtlANcEo PARK, KEIIH R. : ROYAL AIR FORCE 1942 1656 JL 19, 19-z BS Trrces ov€R coMr.rAto oF RAF ar Mf,8f* Jr 13, e-s t{l,eo Bnrrtsu ooroor{DER ii-iffii.^tt * ;il-lfE A -r,A Llonv A s A r R oF, ?d."*3our*-, ?U?"EFrE"Wora*, ill n ^ PAK, KEM,ETI{ C. : EDIT0R I FEslOts As l.iAr\!\ctNG EDtToR oF ARIZ9NA TtnrES o*' oarr;Dr.s rr 64 yRS .FAG' o srx rr1;l3its;;,r?.11' 1975 , nEEIo*zs cHooLBo.REpr lN Bo.oFEo.oEsEc.oFFl cErREsl GNs ouE To CENTRAL sots ALugcEoLy toNoRtNG oEGGESTtoNs-Aoqu{tvA 1973 P Toleoo uromANts eoDy FoUND t'reaR ERtE f4tcHlcANr BADLY EECOMPOSED; AUTOPSY I f\l PPOGRESS. PARKE, MARY VtRGINtA(POLLY): SOCtEW 1969 OAUGHTER OF MR. AND MRS. HERVEY CO PARKEl CELEBRATEO 18rH erRruoev-B RE I TMEYER ) 3 SLA N 1970 !.1 ,rour,ro sTABBED To DE,xrl{ t, I T'I TH ROA T SLA SH g rr,l0T r vE FoR JLAY II.JG EE I I.JG SOUGI'IT--- r978 14t Llrs-MencHANT cI{ALLENGEs sNow sHovELlNG ARREST PARK NORITAN P - DEf I 945 uinr63zl3s6 ffiSoS?r-veR srAR PARK: PAUL B: POLITICIAN 1970 , Sa ro S Koner AGREEo ro sEND 45rOOO rnooP TO S E TNAM ON CONDITION rrIO US FORCES BS IdITHORAI'N F nom S Koee A I 945 Irlv 9, t7-s 'fbuuoeo PARK REG INA SUE a l'lt RDER CHARGE l98l t 2J, or Avorrr Tr.rp csco !N 2No FIRE THAT KTLLED ren 2 REMAg1g rNG CH|LDRENT _1992_ s 17r A_11_4 E I'lunoEn & nRsoru cHARGES Dl sml sseo-McCleaR 1972 D , D- Wesx--ronMER oEpurY olREcron or US CorqusNR ON Po P -& Amen Furune votcEs corcERt't ovER posstBLE RlsE lN BTRTH RATEo Rvau PARKE ROBEffi s SLAIN 1984 F 5t A-r-2 ? oot l"hn* Sll-tsBuRy2O & Bnenr Ketrlrrl7 BorH oF Roveu 0lr reto IN FATAL SHOOTING PARK RONALD: W: REPORTER 1970 t Nalreo ro otREcuuR oF lNFoRMATlor{ FoR De PTo oF Lnson Mare Pot/ER Aott t tt I srRAT I oN r978 P ROSS - PSYCHOLOGIST , ltlY-Tor.o sctEr{cE uRtrEBs gElltirAi IHAT FATITERs oo pLAy trlpon- rAilT ROLE IN EARLY FAISITC OF II{FA'{TS-P.YOUTC PARK, SAljltEL R. - CARo, t\{tCHtGqN I 940 o tor,*? r,r*ners Mrcr BerxeRs Assi{. or dffT J8ff,.rrt ---tp{trr D L7'-3&.2 Dreo D 16, 56 PARK, SANGYE: STORE OI,JI\ER 1991 Mr 3 C-1-5 5L, shot to death & husband Bokshin Park, 49, wounded ing robbery atLernpt aL couplets downtown Det clothing store Eashions of Paris of Griswold.--Bratt Mr.4 B-5-1 Robberts gunfire shatters South Korean irnnigrant tAmerican couplets dreamt--Ingersoll Mr 7 B 8-l Suspect, Joseph Stacey Dukes of Der charged wlth kllllnq DeE clothler-Bratt PARK, SCOTT : BL00D DISORDER 1985 0 17, E-3-3W Third grade Hemophelia victim is one of six torchlighter fo ;85 Uninted Foundation Torch. 1975 D 5t Mone npi,rtr crFrs FR.M H,n -e.il8.[ho :-5' --1977---- t4n)rA-)-5 l/asH- IRS sEtzES 2 Hor{es ArvD LUxuRy cARS oF ABovE. A P 27, A- 1 2-2 DC- 1 , cON GR ESSMEN L N K EO TO H s L OBBY ,le 27 , A.>1 Wesr-Bettrc PiooEo trUlsr , D.G. A8 P ART OF BN I BERY SGATIDAL KoRel Je il0r A-l-5 Wlex-Boto-YlrqLee rELLs u5 FEOo I t{vE8T EATORg !.F ABOVE I Konelr entsEs trWlstt. Ju 18r A-8-1 O0-rts IBLAcK BooK-sl Ltsr PAYoFFs Ao?r A-10-2 cAsH ctFTs ro Airgntoril Coiloaessrer REaoRoED. Ael1r A1t[-1 Srere , 1977 A-1 4-1 SeoUL t s a Koner-Clre OUT OF H D ilct t,OULO iloT cAil AUTHOR TI E9 quEsrtoil I lrt Ao26 ,A.10-, Suz Pant( Txorsor SAYS INgr lroTll OF BR I BgRY ATTEIIPTS. AA7., A_14 Trouls P 0retLt. Jnls oFFlcE usEo Fnsqueriiv oY S.KoRsAtl BUAtllESgltAr{ TOrgsur Plnr. Ao}1r0-1-1 Trpmas ONetu- oErtEg Repgir Tprosur Penr ugeo HI3 OFFICE. s1r A-1-2 Seonet tr{ototmEflT Ar{Esm Plnr tr Koaelr AEER REPORTS. {*2ItIrB Wlsx-To BETURN roloroor raomSeouu ro FAcE Attty cHARGes oN tHtcH uS wlrrs ro rBy ro Htir S 4r B-9-1 Broc.SrercH-THErtr MAr{ BEHilrro rHE sl,ille;Roht.soff A-1_5 L i srEo Heg$91[h^t9?8' 8EfiiHT6F' P088$'lFt$ irflF.fgHs8essmen '-19TT-- S It A-9-6 SeoutrS.KoREA-SourrKoneln oovr.oAflNor LEGALLv FoRcE Htt{ To Rerunr tot6 s 9, A-2-' 0C-U.S House JUsr MlssEs currlllc oFF Alo ro KoRea oven Panr eRtoE cHARcEs S 14r B-7-1 Seout-eovr oFFERs .lauonsrt A oEAL ttu Plnr case S 15r D-9-1 DC-Erx cs P ANEL POtl OER NG Konea TR P FOR S,fd,"ht- +5 1 DC- Jluonsrt^mtoHT Go ro KoneE S 18, A-17-1 5EOUL , S.KoRq LATTY. s AYS rFF St a Jt I{M\€ItrTER OF FC REO HIM IMMt.SIITY FOR rEST iONY GIVEN INI.b DC-FR ENO FORMER Rep a R CH Seout-Ptat !8 LAUYgR SgEIS OC-Pneg. Crmen PUollEg Koner ro iETUif, PlRr to U.S. E 2o E-1-1 geoul-SrtLL.roil.T TALI To U.S. t$tVEsfllOATois S 26, A-10-5 SEoUU-eeRESS TO TALK BUT NOT ABoUT lNolcTMENr-JaCXSot'l PARK T0NGSUN 3 KOREAN 1977 -- , SeouurS.KoREA-@xo I Tl org LA I o DOtU FOF H g TEST t{oflY I rtlSi D 4, A_10_1 SeouL-SK sAys rrts ALMosr READY To sENo nlm ro U.S 0 7, B-7-1 D SEour--U.S-Konelru AGREEMENT oru PaRr ALLEGEo D Z. Ag1-2 loot SeouL-neaoy ro rESTtrv :ru U.S D 8, o-15-, AGREEo ro LEr Htt4 rEsrlFY lN KonEa HAs "rolrTol:frt' lSeouur-rUs pRoBERs ques.KoneA[a BUT uARct ilAY JEOPABOIZE ON- I NG UITH T{EGOTI ATIOf{g D 15, B-"1-1 TESTIFY ll{ coURTr U.5. t,olllT PREss sRIBE OHARGES o 21) b1+' ttflf, 20 To pAtoFF scllEnE o 7o, A-r-4 Seout-oeaL LAG uPgETs Konel o 71t A-1-6 OC-CEIS It{MUilITY, UILL TESTIFY -1978- Jl 11 A-10-1 OC-HousE PAttEL MEMBERS ASSATL DEAL' tflLL SUBPEiTA HtM tr? A-1!1 rcEDEpr.oFFrcrALs ro euESoHtM lnsJSuI?' PARK, T0NGSUN ! K0REAN r978 Ja 9, A-r-1 Assr U.S Arrv Ger Bear.lamtn CtutLETTt tr Seouu ro otscuss P anr Jt 9t A-14-1 Hnlr a Plnr ts BETTER.THAN NONE-EOIT JA 10, A.1.' stcNs AGREEMET{T FOR qUESTIONING eV ts OFFI- IALS OF HlflrlNDlcTEo BYUS Jl 12. A-?.:q- ALKS TO pnEss ourstoe tS Er.tBAssy truSeoutrS.K6nel- seour.-To BE BRoucHr rots FoR euEsilo*,*nroj^,.13+ l;13;l oLEAREo FoR TEsLTtMoNy . Ja 17t A-+1 Seoul-uenrtoNs soitE Top rAMEs ,la 15t A_1_E Seouu-trs rALE lotsnoeonst Aueatol Ja 17r A-1-5 seouu-u.s expEcrs FE!, cHARGES rr PaRr cAsE JA ls, A-lt-o+ SarFaauctsco-uSo AtoE tdgo eutzzEo Fanrr B Ctullerrt, c scAiloAL ovERoLot{t{ -1D78- Ja 20, D-8-1 seys PaRr MAY FAcE GoueRess SEouL-U.S. AloE Ja 20, A-7-1 oEAL snlELDs PUBLIo FRoM THE TnurH-TenHonsr )C-Konearu ,lt 27, A':r-4 OG-KOnee SETS Hts UABtllf,O To PEFlllT TorOSgr Prnl tO TEgTI TO llousg tuUEgTteATOig Oi tlstl Loss OF U.S. lilLlTrRY Alo Ja 25, A'6-1 SeOUu-TOlOlIS PFOSSOUTORS TIIAT tlls LOBoYIIIC & qlrt-elvlre lO us-iinlrons IERE EAtt& sPonAotc .lr 29r A-lo-l (Wtz relr3 EilD, llE tlAY ALSO TesTlFY- FOR COreRCee SeOOu-lltS F 1, A-1-2 DC-Hls oEAL r{Ay sAyE U.S. Ato ro S. Koneg ulll lppRoyAl r ^lt{o^uuill.Eszr lr-&t As EARLY As SgOUt , Soutr KoREAil- Mlv tesrtFY lll UlSrlrOrOfl urici'zo F r, A-7'2 DC.neaov To TEsTIFY ON INFLUENCE BUYINO F 5, A-1-6 Seoul-U.S ro tNolcr Orto Passmaru & t'fi'f4lNsHALL olt Panr ?F -? I ti^llv PARK TONGSUN 3 KOREAN 1978 F 7, A-1r-2 DC-Pnnr sAys A Koaeeru AIDE sHoor Htm ooh,N FoR $5001000 & L ATER oEFEcTED tro rre U.S F 21, A-Z-, Seoul-PanK LEAVES roR U.S FRtoAY F Zj, A-,17-5 DC-Panr GETS No-ARREsr vov, tN GtvtNG TEsrtMoNy yps+EEEtrfg,"'i llgoil;;, N sEcLUs I Gr uNoER F.ili firi=i,-'" Wlstr-tderur eepoaeHouseErr tcsCoMmr. I NvEsrt oAToRs.ooEs BEsr E To oLEAR AtR llR 1r-A-/5 Wasn-lrurennoelrED FoR ! nns evHouse tNvEsrlGAToRs ABour BUytNG INFLUENcE tllCot*to. Sh 2, e-1?5 DC-He THtNKs MEMBERs oF Tl{E House Errtcs CommtTTEE BELIEvE [is"ieSiittOlUv, OO1IMITTE ]lEllBER SAIO TIIERE ARE SUSPICIONS lh 2, C-1Fio soc I AL I rE I s IfiIBI.D+8*3EE'$, il".E8fr5toJ; '$.-H0J'J$80" IsF -197q- Mn 5r A-1-2 DC-UEIY DETAILS, NEl,' FACTS SURFACE MN 4I A-2-1 DC-Y65 GIVING GIFTS ON HIS OT!'N, GIVEN KONEAru LIST OF THOSE To I tNFLUENcEt ALSo l.4n 7r A-r-1 DC-ulsrs pAyMENTS To 0rro Passmaru, $2001000 t4n B, D-9-g D0-oerutEs LoBBytNc Mn 9r A_11_1 loor DC-PEUI CONGRESSEI4N SELIEVED ENOANGEREO BY PARK OUIZ $/h 10, A-7:5 h/asn-Paro$750r000 ro uevmAKERs $& 15r A-e-, tn/esn-HousE HEARtNGs MAy eaae mEr.rKoREAcATE oETAtLS oNNtroN ADMrNts.rr 1971 Mn 15r A-8-, lDor Wass-TouoSEN. tNvesrteAToRs HE GAvE coNTRlBUTteNs ro EEtdER rsaru 6 sENAToRS tvh 16r A-J-5 lDor ,WasH-\,JAs AT oNE TtME CONSIDEREO avS.KOREANPRES.PAnfCXUTeHee [o ee pur rN cHAReE oF LoBBYtNo oPERATIoNS trh 18r b>1 I DC-RtclrARo T Harrl Aot{lTs PARi olFTs fh 21, A-l-J | OC.FBI ToLo Nrrolr AtoEst rKoneer uorEy uE.tr ro Oersr I TOIIGSUN . r978 , c I vEHougEErr t ce@lllrro F I isr P UBL c TESTtitoflY I IIFLUCErCE-OUYltlo lil@llc. Ae Ir A-1-! tlc-orro Prsemm tllotcrED Ap 1t br-4 OC-Feos puzzt.Eo By r.usgrro E4.5nrlltoil rr cAsm Ap 4r A_5_1 , DC-slYs Hrs PAYours rorALs $g5or0@ Ap 4r A-5-t DC-totFTt LtsT Ae 5t A-9-) 0O-oerteg ilO?Eg FoUl{O ltl Hl9 HOiIE Llll( tilo THor{As 0 tNgtr-l TO 8EE K NC cAlilP A I oI FUilOS FOR I s FR EilOg Ap 6, A-1 O-5At'{ DC0slYS HE GAVE s Kon EAI{ OFF I c AL 85oO' 0@ Ap 7, A- 1 ls spelren orHouserTnoulsOrNetuurJusr INNocENT vlcrlu oF strfEAR lnrtsrs?tn LtNr wtrxToNosunPlnr-Eolr Ae 8, A-12-1 Wls LEO TO APPEAF IN COURT FOR R€CE IVING Btt rnouPlRr A-2-2 NA TO I oTO G tvE TO CO f{P -1-978- Ae 26, A-19-4 D0-Serare pANEL To REcALL Panr ron HoRE Tesrtuot{Y Je 20, A-1-5 OC-KonereArE REPoRrs HlNrs AloEs oF , S.goTrl.OIE[SrLYrNG OC-lloUse COlt!.tlTrEE TO cO PUBLIC oN HEABIa{GS THAT 2 lUteCalt ACCEPTEO CONTRIEUTTON FROJTI PIRT. .S !4I A-5-1 OGEoylno Rovelu AoMtTTEo REcEtvtruc $1r0@ rnom PARK. tLCar.t ffi-reuus Hou, HE eeve;$SQ$$f33 ro ReP ,iflAh ftS+ irlmWasr-Juoog tppnovEg eovroplAot[o LTEI Otr HIil FIEtl TO pAY OFF FEoJTAX OLAt&t8 OF$4.5 tiilLLtOil losrprnr S 5r A-6-1 ,lloruRoerLa-To resrlFY lN BRIBERY TRIAL or orto PASSMAN. Mn lJr A-6-4 ltOmRoE-says HE REGULARLv plto Plssuar,r Mn 14r A-20-1 Hll'.l MoIROE-SAVS-$forooo PeSSmeN otDdT Lll(E HIM UNTIL HE GAVE tr rclmpllcN coNTRlBUTtorusr 1979 PARK, VALERIE: GOVERNHENT EMPLOYEE 1989 My 11 B-5-1 D U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco 6 Firearms will transfer special agent Park e husband to Kentucky to settle discri minat ion clai ms .--Freedman pAfiK, DB. lillM. HAI,LOCK - SCTEIITIST 1932 Form 1656 The Dettoic News Ap 23, Uz Ed*.says 1rrur,untzatloq-!4s aeny appllcgt-lbn y^€crrs r 16t34-3 &ponrc sorrEv "#'ffirr RrRALrEls To arreso xEE rrc !{ry 18 o, offilii*.*o.,rrrP#AffiL,, tr 4'8 llr* RTitffi;Hfl o, LA@R roFr.s or NrE ou ^8.TF PARK ETILLIAI.{ M. : DETR0IT E,tS ED t948 )leo Jeu. 31, ttr [ateuaro,FLA.t 72 yRt.oLD I.J'N€RAL ARRATGCMEilTS BEItiG COiTPLETEO f osE euRreo F n t-i1-s trlloor HrrrtE M,otEo D28 at-t962- aee or 83 PARI(, trlLLlltl.i [4 : SOLAR H0MES r 980 Ja 20, vu.1-z VP or 9r.an'Per Sounn Sysrems op Novl OFFSRS MANY ENERGY- sAv t NG FEATURES-\/oenpel