JUNE 28 - JULY 3, 1998 THE VOL. 3 NO. 33 75 CENTS S u n d a y Io u r n a l CONTINUING THE STRUGGLE FOR JUSTICE AND CONTRACTS ©TDSJ INSIDE A picture is worth 1,095 days We need your help. July 13 marks the third anniver­ sary of the Detroit newspaper strike. This anniversary, like the first and the second, is not some­ thing we look forward to. But here it is anyway, so why not make the best of it? During our discussions on how the Sunday Journal should cover the event, someone suggested a photo album that includes snap­ shots taken by locked-out workers and supporters. It seems a good way to tell the story of our three incredible years together. If you have a picture you want included, please send it to us for consideration, along with a brief note giving the date, the event, identity of the subjects, name of the photographer and a daytime phone number. We won’t be able to use all Journal photo by GEO RG E WALDMAN the pictures, but we’ll run as many That’s what a little girl asks “Buffalo Soldier” James Mills on Wednesday during as possible. ‘Do horses smile?’Children’s Day at Detroit’s Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History. We are short-staffed so this is short notice: We need the photos by Wednesday. If you want yours returned, put your name, address and phone number on the back, and include a stamped, self-addressed envelope. We suggest you not send Big win for pressmen anything that’s irreplaceable. Mail, or drop it off, to: Sunday Journal Photo Album Booth papers cannot 450 W. Fort St. By Michael Betzold in an apparent show of corporate sol­decision. Detroit, M I 48226 Journal Staff Writer idarity with ' Gannett and Knight-The NLRB recently turned down he National Labor RelationsRidder. the appeal an$ broadened the INDEX Board has ruled that Booth One foreman at the Saginaw News charges against the chain, which City & State Page 3 Newspapers must cease its said he did not “want those peopleowns up almost all the biggest daily three-year practice of black- here damaging my presses,” accord­newspapers in outstate Michigan. It Classifieds Page 26 TDetroit Newspapers press-listing ing to NLRB records. ordered all four papers to stop refus­ men,members of Graphic Shortly after the strike began,ing to employ any pressmen who had Crossword Page 27 Communications International Local 13-N filed an unfair labor prac­gone on strike in Detroit. The deci­ Entertainment Page 11 Union Local 13-N. tice complaint with the NLRB aboutsion was issued without a dissent. Prior to the July1995, when the the blacklisting. In January 1997,The board also ordered the Bay Movie Guide Page 12 Detroit newspaperstrike started, Administrative Law Judge RobertCity Times to compensate the five 13- some DN pressmen worked occasion­Schwartzbart ruled against BoothN members who had worked there, Horoscope Page 25 ally as weekend substitutes at Boothbut ordered only five members of for13- lost pay and benefits, along with Editorials Page 8 papers in Flint, Saginaw, Bay CityN to be reinstated as substitutes at“any other individuals similarly situ­ and Grand Rapids. Booth stoppedthe Bay City Times. ated” who suffered as a result of the Susan Watson Page 3 hiring them as soon as the strike hit,Booth Newspapers appealed the See PRESSMEN, Page 10 PAGE 10 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL JUNE 28, 1998 Detroit teacher embraces Chinese culture CHINA, From Page 3 apartment, furnished by the school, was modest but 1,100 students who live in dorms. spaciousAt enough for them. the mayor’s urging, she agreed The to kitchen was small, and help fund Xiamen Internationalthe bathroom had no show­ School. Until plans for its own adja­er curtain. But Sale ­ cent campus are realized, it uses facil­ ed out: “The average per­ ities at the Ying Cai School. son in China has nothing Sale’s class of 3-, 4- and 5-year-oldslike this. We’re upper was like a mini United Nations. Theclass.” 12 children of foreign businesspeople came from Taiwan, Singapore, Korea,A typical day Japan, Sweden, England, and the . The class­ A typical day started rooms were bright and airy, and theearly. “It’s difficult to sleep children energetic yet well-behaved. past 6 o’clock,” explained At first, discipline was a problem. Barbara, “because so much “We had children who were veryconstruction is going on.” indulged,” explained Sale. “Some ofWestern foods are rare in the children had never had ‘no’ saidXiamen. to And shopping has them.” A few children would hitits own difficulties, with teachers on the backside. “I had seenseparate stores for many them do it to their parents, too,” Saleproduce, meat, baked goods said. “I would whirl around and takeand other items. “I have their hands to startle them, look rightoften spent most of the day in their faces and say, ‘Don’t do thaton Sunday getting the food we need for the week,” she again.’ ” Photo by DWIGHT CENDROWSKI said. Some children had never dressed or After a year in China, Barbara Sale and her son, David, plan to move to Tokyo in the fall. fed themselves. “It was a zoo at When Barbara and lunchtime,” Sale recalled. “A few David socialized, it was community she had in Detroit, Saleresolve and religious faith seem deep­ would do everything but feed them­with the other teachers and theirsaid: “In some ways I have grownened with every new challenge. selves. The first couple of days it wasfamilies, a group they call the Expats.closer to God. My prayer is much like a tornado. There was so muchThey met for dinner and sharedmore active now. And I often am Dwight Cendrowski, a Detroit-area misbehavior ... At times we would American movies on video CDs, aaware of how thankful I am to befree-lance photographer since 1978, just keep them in our laps and wrapprime source of entertainment in agiven this opportunity to livewent in to China in April and spent our legs around them to keep themcountry without malls or movie the­another culture and travel.” time with former Detroiter Barbara from running.” aters. They also traveled together. Sale plans to move to Tokyo in theSale, who taught there this past And one child put his fingers in his“I love it here because my life has fall to teach at the American School inschool year. The full version of this ears every time Sale spoke because he slowed down so much,” Sale said. “MyJapan. David will start high schoolstory appears on his Web site at was determined not to learn English.life was such a fast track in the there. She looks forward to her nexthttp:! / w w w . earth scape- Each classroom had an English-states. I appreciate having time. I adventure with confidence. She haspress.com I cendrowski. Cendrowski speaking teacher paired with alove being able to walk places.” weathered difficulties in her life withdoes business as the FocuSing Group Chinese teacher. Sale’s teaching part­ A Westerner is still a novelty here, a rare perseverance and humor. HerPhotography, Ann Arbor. ner was Jenny, a young teacher fromand children even more so. Shanghai who at first had a poor“The children have had a grasp of English. difficult time,” said Sale. “The local The situation slowly improved.people grab the kids, even pick them Jenny learned English. Western-styleup and take them away from theirGuild member harassed parents to show their .” toilets were connected. Air-condition­ Precinct, and included the name of a ing was installed. The children But Sale was quick to point out theGUILD MEMBER, From Page 5 many similarities between cultures: federal government employee who became more orderly. They began to Wednesday in which water was “Many things are just plain human ... witnessed the event. sing songs in English and Mandarin, dumped from the Free Press building children manipulating parents, peo­ In his letter to Tim Kelleher, senior often accompanied on the autoharp onto a locked-out worker who wasvice president of labor relations for by Sale, who was a fixture in the folkple arguing over high prices in picketing the below. market, groups of young people walk­ Detroit Newspapers, Guild President group One by One in Detroit. Chris Manoleas was drenched byLou Mleczko also requested a review ing together and laughing at jokes, Barbara’s son David also went to water that he said was poured fromof the security videotape of “this couples breaking up in McDonald’s” the school. At 14, he converses readi­ an upper floor or the roof, about 12:40deplorable act.” (there are three McDonald’s in ly with taxi drivers and shopkeepers, p.m. He filed a formal complaint with Michael Betzold was a Free Press Xiamen). falling easily into the singsong into­ the Detroit Police Department’s First reporter before the strike. nations of Mandarin. For contact with the rest of the Sale is glad her son has madeworld, Sale relies heavily on e-mail friends with children who have livedand the Internet. “Having a lifeline to in Venezuela, India and Africa. “He’smy home and family, having the abil­ come to understand the many differ­ity to communicate with my friendsPressmen win huge victory ent kinds of experiences people canhas meant an extraordinary amount have growing up in different cultures.to me,” she said “It has made my life PRESSMEN, From Page 1 Jack Howe, Local 13-N president, And he’s very respectful of other cul­very livable here.” said the NLRB’s decision is a tures, willing to try to communicate, Sale attended a Catholic church inpaper’s “discriminatory refusal toresounding victory. to try different foods, to see others’Xiamen with about 70 regulars, manyemploy them as substitute pressmen Howe said new complaints have points of view. You can’t get thatof whom were Western expatriates. because of their protected union activ­been filed against the Grand Rapids except through experience.” China allows Christian churches toity against their principal employer.”Press for refusing to hire two DN All the students and teachers takeoperate as long as they don’t rock theBooth can appeal the board’s deci­pressmen because they lived too far buses to school. Barbara and Davidboat. Evangelism is not allowed, andsion to federal appeals court, but thataway. lived a half-hour’s ride away, on theoutspoken clerics have been persecut­would be a costly proposition. TheOne of the pressmen lives closer to seventh floor of a large apartmented and even jailed. company has not yet said whetherthe it paper than one of its foremen without elevators. The two-bedroom While she misses the active faith plans to appeal. does, Howe said. JUNE 28, 1998 PAGE 11

On ‘Mermaid Avenue, ’ Billy Bragg has

songs from Woody

By Gary Graff street where the Guthrie Journal Music Writer family lived in Brooklyn’s t’s no secret th at the late WoodyConey Island. Though not a Guthrie was pro-union and pro­Guthrie obsessive himself, labor and that many of his Bragg performed at a con­ songs expressed his support. cert honoring the legendary IBut when Guthrie’s daughter, folkie in 1995 at the Rock Nora, invited British troubadour —and Roll Hall of Fame and and supporter of locked-out DetroitMuseum in Cleveland. Nora newspaper workers — Billy Bragg toGuthrie saw the perfor­ make new songs from some 3,000 mance and sent Bragg a let­ lyrics her father had left behind, ter that included a couple Bragg happened on one song, “I sets of lyrics from the Guess I Planted,” that he felt spoke archive, which resides in about organized labor in an entirelythe M anhattan office of different way. Guthrie’s agent, Harold “It’s such a great song, such a jubi­Leventhal. lant song,” Bragg, 40, says of the “I guess she was looking track, which appears on “Mermaid around” for someone to Avenue,” the new album of 15 songsrecord the songs, Bragg he and the band Wilco crafted fromsays. “She later told me she Guthrie’s unrecorded lyrics. wanted someone who could “So many songs about the unioncome and talk about unions are sort of songs of struggle. ... ‘We but also crack jokes, which Photo by PENNIE SMITH fought with our blood and our chil­is what her father did, so Billy Bragg, with Wilco, crafted 15 songs from Woody Guthrie’s unrecorded lyrics. dren’ and God knows what else. ‘I she said.” Guess I Planted’ is such an affirma­ Bragg — a one-time activist in Red ‘Surely, shouldn’t Arlo (Guthrie) do “My job was to go into the archive tion of the spirit of coming togetherWedge, musicians who supported this, maybe? Maybe Pete Seeger or and find stuff that contradicts peo­ ... with your fellow workers and Britain’s Labor Party — not surpris­?’ ple’s perceptions or throws them into doing something positive. ingly, was daunted by the invitation.“I mean, I’m an Englishman, you a different light,” Bragg explains. “The whole idea of it is ‘everything “I knew who he was, and I admire know?” “That was Nora’s mission. we’ve got, we had to win it. And we him, but ... what I knew about But after he visited the archives “(Woody Guthrie) became a sort of did win it.’ It didn’t sound like a Woody Guthrie I knew secondhandwith Guthrie’s daughter, Bragg two-dimensional icon for the 1930s. Woody Guthrie song.” from Bob Dylan,” Bragg explains. “Iunderstood what she was after — If you ever see pictures of the Dust That, Bragg says, is the point of felt like I might not be the person toand why he might indeed be the manBowl, you always hear Woody “Mermaid Avenue,” named after the do it. It was a lovely idea, but I felt for the job. See BRAGG, Page 25 This time ‘Dolittle’ is decidedly for adults

By Michelle Banks It takes an accident with a dog latechats with his animal buddies cause Special to the Journal at night to reunite Dolittle with his his wife and colleagues to be con­ fter such talking animal the ’60s. childhood gift, and a poignant self-cerned. movies as “Babe” and John Dolittle (Murphy) seems to discovery of his responsibilities as a The film’s hard and heavy humor “Paulie,” what could possi­ have been born with the ability to doctor and loving father begins. dies down a bit when Dolittle gets bly make “Dr. Dolittle” talk with animals, but a childhood The minor subplot is reminiscent committed to a mental health clinic, A stand out? Two things: Eddietrauma causes him to lose sight of it.of Murphy’s previous comedy, “Thebut the plot wisely doesn’t allow the Murphy and animals with voices pro­As an adult practitioner, he even Nutty Professor,” but instead of a good doctor to stay too long. A minor vided by a solid ensemble of funnybecomes spiteful toward animals. wealthy man coming along to investlament: Chris Rock’s acerbic voice comedic actors. Dolittle is no animal lover. He refers in a miraculous fat-burning potion,coming out of a puffy guinea pig and In fact, you won’t even think of to his daughter’s pet guinea pig asyou a have a wealthy man coming two antagonizing rats declaring, “If those films nor of the more staid Rexrat and sets traps around the housealong to buy Dolittle’s profitable Harrison version of this film from to dispose of it. medical practice. Dolittle’s sideline See DOLITTLE, Page 25 PAGE 12 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL JUNE 28, 1998

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rom one hot dog who can take a grilling and keep on thrilling, to Sunday Journal readers one and all ... may you have the most enjoy­“ Live from Lincoln able, family-centered and reflective Fourth of July weekend ever. It Center” showcases sounds so unhip to say this in our too-too cool day and age, but it Wyntontruly Marsalis, Fis a Grand Old Flag. below, at 8 p.m. ■ : New Bacall, Clint Eastwood and, of Wednesday on York Yankees at New York Mets, course, Bogey. Among the films Channel 56. On 8 tonight, ESPN — Might as well be remembered through the magic of Thursday, Brooks clips: “Rebel Without a Cause,” “The and Dunn, right, Maltese Falcon” and “Public Enemy.” salute “ NASCAR: ■ “100 Nights of The X-Files,” 8 50 Years on the p.m. Monday, fX — The truth may be Fast Track,” at 8 McFa r l in out there — or, this summer, inside Thursday on CBS. Highlights movie theaters — but the reality of “The X-Files” can be found on Fox’s cable channel each weeknight from now until deep into the November Sharks vs. Jets. Rumble at Shea ratings sweeps. fX is airing the first Stadium! It’s guaranteed that all the 100 episodes of America’s scariest excitement won’t be on the playing show in order and uncut, beginning held when Gotham’s two baseball Monday with the series pilot and powers conclude their weekend series continuing through Nov. 13. Each before a packed house in a delicious show is preceded at 7:58 p.m. by a cameras like the News and Free example of what interleague baseball new segment called “Behind the Press avoid accuracy. Here’s another is all about. Two of baseball’s hottest Truth,” helping to expose the con­ chance for the LAPD to put its best new pitching imports, Met Masato spiracy and keep the plot twists face forward. This reality-based show Yoshii from Japan and Cuban defec­ straight; among the episodes of note — the latest of Bill Kurtis’ five tor Orlando Hernandez of the Yanks, is the grim and gory “Home” on Oct. weeknight documentaries at 9 p.m. are slated to be the mound oppo­ 9, which has been seen only once on on A&E — follows nents. ESPN’s durable duo of Jon the Fox network, and the 100th, County sheriff’s investigators off the Miller and call the “The Usual Suspects.” job as well as on to provide what’s action, wherever it breaks out. ■ “NASCAR: 50 Years on the Fast being touted as an unprecedented ■ “Three Cats from M iami... and Track,”8 p.m. Thursday, CBS inside look at how detectives solve Other Pet Practitioners,” 8 (Channel 62 in Detroit) — On one crimes. tonight, HBO — “Who can turn the hand, the network that once foisted ■ “Fanfare and Fireworks,”8 p.m. world on with a smile? Who can take “The Dukes of Hazzard” on America Saturday, Channel 2 — Like charity, a nothing day and suddenly make it would be the logical location for a the best holiday celebrations begin at all seem worthwhile?” Well, to hear NASCAR golden anniversary salute. home. Rather than set its sights on Mary Tyler Moore tell it, the ’90s On the other hand, can you imagine Boston, Washington, D.C., or some answer is a Vietnamese pot-bellied ANY major TV network doing a other predictably patriotic location, pig, a horse named Frosty, a stingray prime-time special on stock car rac­ Detroit’s WJBK trains its cameras no and more felines and canines than ing even five years ago? Such is the Jeff Gordon and “the King,” Richard farther than the Henry Ford you can collar. Moore, a dedicated explosive growth and popularity ofPetty. Museum and Greenfield Village in animal lover, hosts this most unique NASCAR, as evidenced in this hour ■ “LA. Detectives,”9 p.m. Friday, Dearborn for an Independence Day of awards shows, sponsored by the with music from country superduo A&E — Unless they’re given their performance by the Detroit Delta Society and honoring creatures Brooks & Dunn, car and concert own propaganda series, like the syni Symphony Orchestra, including the that people with special needs. footage, and interviews with such caed “LAPD: Life on the Beat,” Los works of Aaron Copland and The Miami namesakes of the Atlanta renowned racers as Dale Earnhardt, Angeles cops will shy from video Tchaikovsky. The U.S. Army Field event are a trio of cats devoted to Band and Soldiers’ Chorus is also making south Florida senior citizens slated to appear during the 2-1/2- feel warm and fuzzy ... and needed. JIMMY MACK’S MAGNIFICENT MOVIE MENU hour telecast, with Channel 2 newsies Alan Lee, Dina Centofanti ■ “The Warner Bros. Story: No “The Lady Vanishes,”2 today, Wednesday, Showtime;“A Woman Guts, No Glory,”8 p.m. Sunday, and Lucy Nolan smiling broadly and Channel 56;“Come Blow Your Under the Influence,” m idnight hopefully making as few comments TNT — If your TV empire got gob­ Horn,”8 tonight, AMC;“C itizen Thursday, Channel 9;“The bled up by Time Warner, bet you’d be as possible. Kane,”10:30 a.m. Monday, Turner Jacksons: An American Meanwhile, PBS (Channel 56 in giving Warner Bros, studios all the Classic Movies;“Thelm a& Dream ,”7 p.m. Thursday, VH1; time it wanted to extol its 75th birth­ Detroit) does journey to Washington Louise,”8:05 p.m. Monday, TBS; “Diner,”8 p.m. Thursday, 2 p.m. for its annual holiday special “A day, too. In this second of four sched­ “Pow der,”8 p.m. Tuesday, Friday and 6:30 p.m. Saturday, uled specials this year saluting the Capitol Fourth” at 8 p.m. Saturday Fox/Channel 2;“The War of the Comedy Central;“Born on the on the West Lawn of the Capitol, fea­ legendary Hollywood film factory, Worlds,”9 p.m. Tuesday and 1 Fourth of July,”8 p.m. Thursday, Goldie Hawn narrates a showcase of turing appearances by Michael a.m. Wednesday, Sci-Fi Channel; HBO and midnight Saturday, Feinstein, Sha Na Na, Harolyn Warners’ famous stable of tough guys “Blue Velvet,”12:35 a.m. Channel 9;“U topia,”5 p.m. and durable dames, led by the likes Blackwell and Sandi Patti and host­ Wednesday, the Movie Channel; Friday, Channel 38;“Out to Sea,” ed by Tony Danza. Tony Danza? of Edward G. Robinson, Bette Davis, “Breakfast at Tiffany’s,”9 a.m. 9 p.m. Saturday, HBO. James Cagney (and Dean), Lauren Maybe they use him as a sparkler. SUNDAY MORNING/AFTERNOON JUNE 28,1998

8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:30 2:00 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 BROADCAST CHANNELS FOX 0Eyewitness Weekend Fox News Sunday Paid Prog. | Paid Prog. Honey, I Shrunk the Kids Police Academy Hunter (In Stereo) | Access Hollywood 1 ! [ Extra (In Stereo) ® NBC O Newsbeat Today Sunday [Today (In Stereo) 1 Newsbeat OpenHous Meet the Press I Homicide: Life Paid Prog. |Lighter Side Wimbledon Tennis: Early Rounds. ® ABC (7:30) News Good Morning America jHealthy WorldCup World Cup Soccer: Round of Sixteen Spotlight This Week ® Siskel |WorldCup [World Cup Soccer: Round of Sixteen CBC O Cottage Gardener Coronation Street (R) Riverdale [ Riverdale [ 50 Up® Alive! (R) Kitchen |Movie: **★ “Prime Suspect” (1992) Helen Mirren. |Parks Adrienne Clarkson WB 03 Kennedy Children Victory Oscar’s Mask Ghostbstrs All Dogs Go Zorro ® Masters Boy-World Movie: ‘‘The Neverending Story II: The Next Chapter" | Medicine Woman Baywatch (In Stereo) E l UPN S3 Monkeys Dinosaurs Beast Wars Algo Jumanji ® Hulk Breaker Sw. Valley Movie: **★ "Muriel’s Wedding" (1994) Toni Collette. Movie: **V 2 "Sunburn"(1979) Farrah Fawcett-Majors. Moesha® |In-House PBS © Sesame Street (In Stereo) Donna Inside Track AutoLine Editors Lost Hopes In the Mix Contrary McLaughlin OffRec’rd | Religion Movie: * * * * “The Lady Vanishes" [ 1938, Mystery) Mendelssohn CBS © Forum IWallSt Sunday Morning! Face Nation Israel at 50 Golf Paid Proq. Paid Proq. And the Winners Are- Auto Racinq: Indy Racing League -- Pennzoil 200. S PGA Golf (Live) I CABLE CHANNELS

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AMC Movie: * * "Congo Crossing” (1956) |Movie: * * V2 "The Reptile" (1966) * * ★ “Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines" Movie: * * “Tarzan and the Mermaids" Movie: * ’/2 “Never Anything Small" (“Darlings of the Gods" BET Brkthrgh Blessing Bobby Jones Gospel Gospel Lead Story Our Voices | Business | Paid Prog. Paid Prog. | Paid Prog. | Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. | Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. I BRAVO Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Jerry Herman’s Broadway at the Bowl (R) Movie: “Red Firecracker, Green Firecracker" (1994) ‘R’ Movie: “Green Grow the Rushes” ( 1951) ArtsMinds I COM (7:00) Movie: "DrGldfoot" Odd Couple Odd Couple Whose? Make-Laugh 32 Movie: * * * “Crocodile Dundee” (1986) Paul Hogan. Movie: * * “Blame It on Rio"( 1983) Michael Caine. “You Can’t Hurry Love" DISC Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Zooventure Boneheads Movie Real Kids A.R.K. |Jaws-Claws Movie | News Mysterious (Mysterious Strange |Animal X Sleep-Altered Sleep Files-Sickness E! One Day One Day Talk Soup (R) News Weekend (R) Women of the Net (R) Talk Soup (R) Gossip (R) News Weekend (R) Supermodels Untamed Fashion (Behind ESPN ESPNews ESPNews Baseball Sportsweekl (Reporters Sportscenter I Auto Racing: NASCAR Grand National Lysol 200. (Senior PGA Golf: Cadillac NFL Classic Auto Racing (Live) 32 FAM In Touch [a Animal Animal Christy “ Second Sight" 32 |Movie: * * 1/2 “If a Man Answers"( 1962) Sandra Dee. |Movie: * * * “The Ballad of Josie" (1968) Doris Day. |Movie: * * “Missing Children: A Mother’s Story" (1982) 1 FSD Paid Prog. | Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Red Wings Aussie Rules Highlights Trails |PBA Bowline I (R) | Tigers Major League Baseball: at . (Live) Hockey (Live) HIST History Showcase (R) Gadget Boy GadgtTrip Trips USA Year-Kids Trains Unlimited (R) (History’s Crimes & Trials History’s Crimes & Trials |History’s Crimes & Trials |History’s Crimes & Trials Crusade | Battle Line I

LIFE Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Baby Kids These Golden Golden Movie: “Final Justice"(1998, Drama) Annette O ’Toole. Movie: * * ’/ 2 “An Inconvenient Woman"1991, ( Drama) Jill Eikenberry. NICK Muppets Tiny Toon |Looney Tunes 32 Beavers Hey Arnold! Monsters Rocko |Kablam!(R) My Brother Tiny Toon You Do Crazy Kids |Global Guts |Temple |Salute |Clarissa SCIFI Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Entertain In Space Swamp Swamp Time Trax "The Prodigy" Web New Edge CNet Sightings 32 Movie: * * * “The Omen” ( 1976, Horror) Gregory Peck, Lee Remick. 1 TBS Scooby Flintstones Flintstones Videos Videos Movie: * * 1/2 "The Outsiders" (1983) Matt Dillon. Videos Major League Baseball: Toronto Blue Jays at Atlanta Braves. (Live) 32 Interstitial | “Thunderblt” I TLC Paid Prog. Paid Prog. SchoolStor MenTlblts Renovation HomeSvy |Hometime | Hometime Home Again Home Again Robot (R) |Tower(R) iNuclear Sub: Seawolf (R) Eurotunnel (R) Oil Derrick (R) •

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USA Wing Cmdr. Dragon MortalK Fighter Saved-Bell USA High WWF Superstars Pacific Blue (In Stereo) 32 |Movie: * * ’/2 “The LawnmowerMan" (1992) (In Stereo) Movie: **V 2 "Army of Darkness” (1992, Horror) 32 DISN Bear Mermaid Amazing Amazing Ben and Me “Alice in Wonderland" ‘G ’ Movie: -trk'h "The Brave Little Toaster" (1987) ‘NR’ ® |M ovie:** “Blank Check" (1994) ‘PG’ 32 Almost (Sitters Flash (Bug Juice HBO Movie: ★★V2 "Free Willy 3: The Rescue" \ Movie: “The Midas Touch" i(1997)‘PG’ |DrDolittle Movie: * * "I'm Not Rappaport”(1996) Walter Matthau. ‘PG-13’ 32 Movie: *V4 “House Arrest" (1996) Jamie Lee Curtis. 32 Movie: "" ‘PG’

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SHO Munsch Busy World | Stories |My Life-Dog | Movie: * * * “Sister Act" {1992) ‘PG’ 32 |Movie: * * “Fire With Fire" (1986) Virginia Madsen. |Movie: *V 2 “Modern Problems" (1981) | Movie: * * "The Legend of Gator Face" | “Warriors" 1 TMC (6:30) Movie Movie: * * * “Movie Movie"( 1978) George C. Scott. |Movie: * * “City Hall” (1996, Drama) Al Pacino. ‘R’ 32 |Movie: * * * “Noises Off” (1992) ‘PG-13’ |Movie: * * “Curdled" (1996) ‘R’ 32 |Movie: * * “Cop and a Half" (1993) ‘PG’ | SUNDAY EVENING JUNE 28,1998

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Movie: * * * “The Dresser" (1983) Albert Finney. A Fire, Risk and Rhythm: Profiles “Paul Auster" (R) Inside the Actors Studio Movie: * * ' / 2 "The Rain People" (1969) A confused Inside the Actors Studio Profiles “ Paul Auster" (R) BRAVO senile actor is coerced into giving another performance. Stories of Arts Anjelica Huston. (R) housewife embarks on a cross-country road trip. ‘R’ Anjelica Huston. (R) (4:00) Movie: *VS2 “ You Movie: * * * "Crocodile Dundee" (1986) An Australian Movie: * * “Blame It on Rio” ( 1983) Michael Caine. A Young Comedians (R) Daily Show Viva Variety South Park Bob and Dr. Katz, Critic COMDY Can't Hurry Love" (1988) hunting legend braves the wilds of Manhattan. businessman has a fling with his best friend's daughter. (R) (R )ffl (R) Margaret Therapist Sleep Files: The What Sex Am 1? Search Wildest of Tribes " Discovery: Pythons Inside the Secret Service The United States Secret Justice Files “ Child Wild Discovery: Pythons Inside the Secret Service DISC Dreaming Brain (R) for sexual identity. (R) Tattooed Tribe" (R) Service is profiled through interviews with agents. (R) Stalkers" (R) (R) Coming Mysteries & Celebrity Profile "Kevin Miss Universe: Behind True Hollywood Story Profile of singer Johnny Cash Miss Universe: Behind Gossip (R) News Weekend (R) Talk Soup (R) E! Attractions Scandals B acon"(R ) the Scenes includes interviews with family and friends. the Scenes (R) (4:00) Auto Racing: NASCAR Winston Cup - Save Horse Baseball Major League Baseball: New York Yankees at New York Mets. From Shea Sportscenter ® Baseball Strongest NHL Awards From ESPN Mart 300. From Sears Point Raceway in Sonoma, Calif. Racing Tonight Stadium. (Live) BE Tonight (R) Man Toronto.

Movie: "Voyage of Terror" (1998) Lindsay Wagner. A Movie: “Moonlight Becomes You” (1998) Donna Mills. Movie: * * ' / ; 2 "Columbo: Sex and the Married Hawaii Five-0 “ The Late John Larry Jones Paid Paid FAM doctor learns that a cruise ship harbors a deadly virus. A woman uncovers a deadly plot to swindle the elderly. Detective" (1989, Mystery) Peter Falk. (In Stereo) ® John Louisiana" ® Osteen BE Program Program FSD Hockey: NHL Greats vs. Celebrity Team. |Auto Racing: FIA Formula One -- French Grand Prix. Goin’ Deep | FOX Sports News FOX Sports News Auto Racing: FIA Formula One - French Grand Prix. World at War “Whirlwind" True Action Adventures Automobiles “ 1955 Independence Day: Thomas Jefferson: A View From the Mountain The Jamestpwn Rediscovery: Independence Day: Thomas Jefferson: A HIST (R) Chevrolet" (R) History of the 4th of July life of the third president of the United States. (R) A World Uncovered History of the 4th of July View From the Mountain (2:00) Movie: **V !2 “An Movie: “She Fought Alone" (1995, Drama) A teen files Movie: ★ * “Someone She Knows" (1994, Suspense) A Intimate Portrait “ Delta Barbara W. Barbara W. One West Waikiki “ Rest in Night Court Paid LIFE Inconvenient Woman" suit against the school board after her rape. mother sets out to find her young daughter's murderer. Burke" (In Stereo) ® Peace" (In Stereo) Program Wonder You Afraid? Figure It Bus No. 9 My Brother All That (R) Shelby Woo Nick News Brady Brady Brady Happy Days Happy Days Happy Days Brady 1 Love Lucy Happy Days Taxi“ Mama NICK Years ® Out and Me (R) (In Stereo) Bunch Bunch Bunch (Part 1 of 3) (Part 2 of 3) (Part 3 of 3) Bunch ® Gravas" ® SCIFI Movie: “A Town Has Turned to Dust" (1998) BE Space-Beyond Earth 2 “First Contact" ® Alien Nation (In Stereo) ® Sightings (In Stereo) ® Web (R) New Edge CNet Space-Beyond (4:20) Movie: * * * “Thunderbolt and Lightfoot" (1974) National Geographic Explorer "The Lion Queen"; Wild! Life Adventures Tattoos: Women of the National Geographic Explorer "The Lion Queen”; Movie: * “Mannequin: On TBS A thief and a drifter join forces to evade their pursuers. "Cuban Crocs." ® “ March of the Crabs" BE Ink “Cuban Crocs." (R) E the Move" (1991, Fantasy) TLC Panama Canal (R) jTrauma: Life in the ER Extreme Machines (R) How’d They Do That? Ancient Prophecies III -- Part One (R) How’d They Do That? I Ancient Prophecies III -- Part One (R)

Movie: * * * "Wrestling Ernest Hemingway" (1993, Drama) Robert Duvall, Richard Warner Brothers Story: Movie: * * * * “The Searchers” (1956, Western) , Jeffrey Warner Brothers Story: Movie: **V !2 “Band of Angels" ( 1957, TNT Harris. A retired Cuban barber and a roguish ex-seaman become pals. 75 Years of Stars Hunter. A Civil War hero spends five years searching for his niece. 75 Years of Stars Adventure) Clark Gable, Sidney Poitier. Movie: * * * ’/2 "Terminator2: Judgment Day" (1991, Science Fiction) Arnold Pacific Blue “Heat of the Silk Stalkings “Three Ring La Femme Nikita “ Double Big Easy “A Perfect Day Silk Stalkings “ Total Paid Paid USA Schwarzenegger. Cyborgs battle for a youth who holds the key to the future. ® Moment" (R) (In Stereo) ® Circus” (R) (In Stereo) BE Date" (In Stereo) BE for Buffalo Fish" (In Stereo) Eclipse” (R) (In Stereo) ® Program Program Bug Juice Growing Growing Muppets Going Wild! Omba Timon & Aladdin ® Walt Disney Presents Movie: * * ’/2 “Johnny Tremain" (1957, Man in Zorro (In Spin and Movie: * * ' / 2 “The Prince DISN ® Pains ® Pains ® Tonight! ® (R )® Mokomba Pumbaa ® “Swamp Fox" (Part 1 of 8) Drama) Hal Stalmaster, Luana Patten. ® Space (R) Stereo ® Marty (R) ® and the Pauper" (1962) ® (4:00) Movie: * * '/ 2 "Real Doctor Movie: * * ' / 2 "Free Willy 3: The Rescue" Three Cats Making of Sex and the Arliss Movie: **V 4 “Booty Call" (1997, Dennis Movie: “Bone Daddy" (1998) A novelist “Extramari­ HBO Genius" (1985) Val Kilmer. Dolittle (1997) Jason James Richter. 'PG' ® From Miami Twister ® City® “Trust" ® Comedy) Jamie Foxx. (In Stereo) ‘R’ ® Miller (R) ® searches for a bone-loving serial killer. ® tal" (1998) (4:00) Movie: *V 2 "'Til Movie: * * T oys” (1992) Robin Williams. A toymaker Movie: *'/ 2 “The Super" ( 1991, Comedy) Making- Movie: * * * '/ 2 "Lethal Weapon 2 ” (1989) Mel Gibson. Movie: * * “8 Heads in a Duffel Bag" Movie: “The MAX There Was You" (1997) BE foils his relative's plot to market war toys. ‘PG-13’ ® Joe Pesci. (In Stereo) ‘R’ ® Phantm Riggs and Murtaugh battle drug-smuggling diplomats. (1997, Comedy) Joe Pesci. ‘R’ ® Surgeon" ‘R’ (4:45) Movie: ★ * “Warriors of Virtue" Movie: * * “High School High" (1996, 14 Up in America Movie: * * * “The Birdcage" (1996) Robin Williams. A Outer Movie: "L.E.T.H.A.L. Ladies: Day of the Warrior” ( 1997) SHO (1997, Fantasy) Angus MacFadyen. ‘PG’ Comedy) Jon Lovitz. 'PG-13' BE son's engagement throws a kink into a gay couple’s life. Limits (R) Four government operatives pursue a notorious outlaw. Movie: * '/ 2 "Wilder Napalm" ( 1993) Debra Winger. Movie: * ★ “City Hall" ( 1996, Drama) Al Pacino. A boy's Movie: * * “Unforgettable" (1996) Ray Liotta. An Movie: * * * “Sneakers” ( 1992) Robert Redford. High- Movie: * * * % “Fargo" TM C , , Estranged sibling “firebugs” spark a reconciliation. ® death threatens a New York mayor's administration. ‘R’ experimental drug holds the key to identifying a killer. ® tech computer hackers are tricked into espionage. ® (1996, Comedy-Drama) ‘R’ MONDAY MORNING/AFTERNOON JUNE 29,1998

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He m et his wife, 39 6/23 4 5 6 9 13 17 21 28 34 41 42 plants, acquired by Chrysler, were Emma, at outings at the Greystone 39 the object of a UAW organizing drive LOTTO 48 52 54 56 57 61 63 66 67 67 78 Ballroom. They settled on the west 33 34 6/22 3 5 8 10 14 16 18 19 21 24 26 in 1937,' a time when sit-down side and raised two daughters. 46 49 27 30 38 57 58 59 61 67 69 73 76 strikes were sweeping the industry. One of them, Diana Nazelli, is a THE BIG GAME 6/19 4 6 12 17 18 20 23 30 31 38 46 In the stormy years prior to unioncivic activist, historic preservation 33 22 48 51 56 61 64 65 66 67 68 70 79 organization, supervision and com­advocate and Democratic Party offi­ 23 22 (Numbers are not official.)ial.) pany discipline were uneven andcial in Ohio. Their second daughter, often intimidating, Mr. Aiello said. Kathleen Carney of Brighton, is a He recently told his grandson, Democratic Party leader there. Sean Carney of Brighton, that he He died from complications from I COMPARE OUR hired in at 45 cents an hour, then amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, also in the public service was forced to accept a reduction to 35known as Lou Gehrig’s disease. H&R APPLIANCE cents an hour when he was trans­ Other survivors include grandchil­ '***' LOCAL 732 ferred from Highland Park to a plant dren, Carla and Alisa Nazelli, Ohio; 32150 JOHN R, MADISON HEIGHTS We Support Your Right To on Mack Avenue. After the UAW Shannon and Sean Carney, Brighton, 1 /4 M l. SOUTH OF OAKLAND MALL Fight For Dignity and Justice negotiated contracts, wages rose to and Tom Nazelli, New York; a great- MON. THURS. FRI. 9:30 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. TUES. WEDS. 9:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. KQQ-14 71 ROSEVILLE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 85 cents an hour. grandson, Andrew Brooker, Ohio; a SAT. 9:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. f f # f EXECUTIVE BOARD AND MEMBERS He said he and other workers paid sister, Jean Giasone, and a large their union dues “willingly.” “At that group of admiring nieces, nephews ^ ------time, dues were $1 a month, and I and in-laws. W Michigan's Foremost Labor, Workers' Compensation paid $2 a month because of all the Services were held Tuesday at benefits we received because of the Holy Family Church in Novi. and Personal Injury Law Firm since 1927 union,” he told his grandson. Mr. Aiello joined a UAW effort for This was written by Robert Sachs, Waldman, O’Hare, Helveston, higher wages in the 1930s and was Ourlian, a locked-out Detroit News Bogas & McIntosh, P.C. fired for being'a “union agitator,” butreporter and one of Mr. Aiello’s won back his job with the help of the admiring nephews. Detroit, Mt. 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restaurant succeeds on how well it achieves C h r is Awhat it sets out to be. o o k Oh, there are the C m atters of food, wine, Restaurants service and aesthetics, but ultimately, if a restaurant claims to lederhosen. But the be Tuscan or French provincial or back room is totally Hunan or Turkish, then that’s howAmerican, it early must be judged first. Cracker Barrel, minus It sounds simple, but it isn’t the bales of hay and always so easy. How, for example, do gingham. To cap it all you judge 220 Merrill, the popularoff, the menu is restaurant and bar in downtown Italian. How on earth Birmingham? do these elements Here’s a place that has four dis­ work together? tinctly different components. It has a 220 Merrill is in lovely outdoor terrace on the curvemany in ways uniquely Merrill Street that could have been American, a composite transported from a northern of different cultures; a European city in, say, the restaurant that is also Netherlands or Denmark or a bar and a bistro that England. The terrace leaves you succeeds with solid, expecting that Laura Ashley did the uncomplicated Italian interior. food catering to an But the main dining room with itsaffluent clientele. It is Journal photo by GEORGE WALDMAN tall ceilings, its enormous, imposinga vibrant, fun, some­ dark wood bar and its turn-of-the- what noisy, alive place The terrace at 220 Merrill has the feel of a northern European city, in downtown Birmingham. century globe lanterns, transports with hustle and energy you to a restaurant in a German that keep it perpetually in it is not a cookie cutter or the “state­has evolved over time, that its vari­ train station. You expect to be greet­motion. ment” of a restaurant designer. It is ous elements were added one by one ed in the back room by someone in The pleasure of 220 Merrill is that a place that gives a feeling that it See COOK, Page 24 You can see the world in a can of mixed nuts on’t you just love mixed berts is monounsaturated, the so- pods are whistling down through the nuts? No, no, not the called good fat. branches at 100 feet a second. Republican Party, though B eaufort Peanuts, generally the filler in a These undomesticated nuts are any coalition that numbers can of mixed nuts, are America’s cracked after being soaked for 24 DDan Quayle, Newt Gingrich, Jesse Cranford favorite, perhaps because we grow sohours and boiled for up to five min­ Helms, Strom Thurmond and Trent many and they’re cheaper than otherutes to soften their shells. I’ve Lott among its member^ is begging nuts and nut-like substances. But always felt they were worth it, espe­ to be called a bunch of mixed nuts. worldwide, almonds are champs, the cially since I’m not doing the labor. The nuts of which I speak are easier most widely known and widely The trouble with Brazil nuts, aside to stomach, generate less bile and pens, from all over the place. grown nuts. They’re basically a from the fact that there are never are certainly more diverse. Cashews, for instance, come from Mediterranean market crop, thoughenough of them in a can of mixed The other night I dug through halfIndia, and every year we import , Australia and South nuts, is that just one ounce contains a can of mixed nuts to find the last about 100 million pounds of cashewAfrica sell them, too. nearly 19 grams of fat, 4.6 of them Brazil nut. Also present were meat from there and other places. Like peanuts, however, almonds saturated, and a sobering 186 calo­ peanuts, cashews, pecans, filberts Cashews are actually relatives of the aren’t nuts at all; they’re pits, imag­ ries. It’s all my fault; if they weren’t and almonds, a veritable bedlam. mango and grow attached to a vague­ine that, coming from a stone fruit my favorite nut, they’d be chock-full Gazing into the dregs, wishing therely mango-like fruit. These crunchy like peaches or plums. They’re also aof precious nutrients. were more Brazil nuts, I got to crescents are America’s second most nutritional juggernaut, providing Cans of mixed nuts are ho-hum, thinking about nuts generally. True,popular nut after peanuts, which fiber, folic acid, magnesium, potassi­ ordinary things, found in every gro­ maybe I don’t have enough to thinkreally aren’t nuts at all, but legumes,um, Vitamin E, calcium, riboflavin, cery store. But inside are little greet­ about. But I’ve since learned that like peas. (Hence “goober peas.”) and about the nutty average for fats.ings from the four corners of the much is worth knowing about nutsFilberts, or hazelnuts, come from Brazil nuts truly do come from Earth — almonds perhaps from besides the fact that you have to Turkey, or ; Oregon pro­Brazil and other places in the acces­ Spain, hazelnuts from Turkey, shell them before they’re useful as duces some, too. Like many other sible Amazon basin. They’re the cashews from India, Brazil nuts more than projectiles. nuts, they’re an excellent source of seeds of wild 100- to 150-foot rain from, well, Brazil. They’re a symbol We know peaches come from placesprotein, complex carbohydrates, fiber,forest trees and grow in clusters of that we live in a prosperous country such as Georgia, Texas and iron, calcium and Vitamin E. 12 to 24 inside large, woody pods that, despite all snags and snafus, California, that pineapple comes However, an ounce also provides a that resemble coconuts. People whostill has the gumption to take its from Hawaii, and that the world’s whopping 17.8 grams of fat, a few range the forest collecting fallen snacks very seriously. deadliest french fries come from ticks above average, and 179 calories.Brazil nuts are called caboclos, and Burger King, but whence cometh There’s some good news, though: smart caboclos are careful not to for­ Beaufort Cranford is a locked-out this gallimaufry of nuts? As it hap­ More than 80 percent of the fat in fil­age in windstorms, when four-poundDetroit News copy editor. PAGE 22 1 i i i " m g ''' / -' ' / •• m4 * f t I" | JUNE 28, 1998 <^|r | i 1 ■'' ;tf'• ?:}A

just opened Clooney shines in ‘Out of Sight’ “Out of Sight” O Other Detroit locations include the decides she wants to go “Out of Sight” continues Kronk Gym and the State Theatre. to Berlin and study the Birmingham author Elmore Other Leonard delights include clarinet. unpredictability and an ability to Leonard’s winning streak at the The film comes down make even the goriest incidents movies. It’s a bright follow-up to to a clash of wills come out funny. “Out of Sight” is a “Get Shorty” and the so-so “Jackie between the dutiful sly winner. R. M- att Black Brown,” bringing George Clooney at daughter and the angry long last to the big-screen stardom “Cousin Bette” § father for whom she had he has been chasing, and giving acted as a go-between Jennifer Lopez her breakthrough “Cousin Bette” is red-blooded with the hearing world role as the sm art, sexy, shotgun- Balzacian soap opera, but never since she was a little girl. wielding cop attracted to Clooney’sdoes the overwrought and underac­ Exacerbating the situa­ suave and gentlemanly but not toocented production match the central tion is the daughter’s smart bank robber. They avoid cute­ performance of Jessica Lange. unwitting seduction by ness in their getting-to-know-each- It’s initially startling to see Langeher charming and grace­ other scene, which takes place in the looking whey-faced and stringy ful aunt, her father’s sis­ trunk of a car into which both have under a tight black hairdo. But later ter and longtime sibling been crammed. the color scheme seems emblematic rival. Howie Seago does Steven Soderbergh’s direction of the black comedy of revenge as an invigorating job of res­ stays light-handed, just as Clooney’sLange, embittered and badly treated cuing the deaf father fromJessica Lange plays the title role in “Cousin Bette.’ felon does. He allows his hand to by the aristocratic family into which sainthood, playing him as touch the cop’s shapely thigh lightlyher sister married, coolly unleashes hair-trigger, thin-skinned and value of her comeback. as they find, to their mutual sur­ some deadly payback. demanding. He does not suffer in The other pluses are Patricia prise, that their conversation about The blandness of the victims silence, and does not suffer gracefully.Clarkson, as the Marlene Dietrich prison and movies, especially the makes it seem too easy, though, and But this loving daughter does suf­wannabe Sheedy would like to discard latter, reveals an ease and compati­ the linking of the family turmoil to fer gracefully until matters come to Hbuta can’t, and Tammy Grimes, in her bility to go with the sexual chem­ the revolution of 1848 erupting inhead and she must convince him she key scefie as Sheedy’s Holocaust-sur- istry they — and we — feel. the Paris streets is too crudely man­ loves her music for its own sake, not vivor mother. But Sheedy towers over The film is also smart enough to aged not to backfire. R. —M. Black because it’s her ticket away from him. them all in her sentient but shaky take its time; they don’t do anything Go, and you’ll find yourself caring way. R. —M. Black about their mutually risky attrac­ “Beyond Silence”O what happens. PG-13. —M. Black tion until a few scenes later in a “Beyond Silence” should probably “The Land Girls” “ High Art” O Detroit hotel room. When they do, it not be described as a film about deaf (not reviewed) includes intimacy as well as sex. people; that tilts expectations in the Lisa Cholodenko’s “High Art” is A romantic drama centering It helps that they don’t have to wrong direction. This sensitive andhigh angst, avoiding cliche as it playsaround three women in England carry the film alone, either. There’s heartwarming German film, nomi­ out SoHo culture clash and offeringwho answer a nationwide call to pro­ a satisfying rightness about the waynated for an Oscar, never succumbs the comeback performance of the vide farm labor while the country’s Soderbergh has cast and integrated to the pall of earnest uplift that year in Ally Sheedy’s photographer young men fight in World War II. R. his supporting players, ranging mostfrom well-meaning films about phys­trying to run from the career pres­ Ving Rhames’ prison buddy to a pairically disadvantaged people do. sures of her talent and the expecta­ of greedy killers played by Don It’s a coming-of-age story in whichtions of the woman who loves her and“Gone With the Wind” Cheadle and Isaiah Washington to the deafness of the parents of a girl the younger woman she loves. (not reviewed) Albert Brooks’ white-collar criminal who can hear is simply the focal Sheedy’s artist makes us feel how Tara and Clark Gable have been who was stupid enough that he had point of the usual parent-child ten­fragile she is, even as she reels in restored and given digitally repro­ $5 million in diamonds hidden in hissions played out in a corner of Rhada Mitchell’s ambitious assistant duced sound. The film? It’s as great Bloomfield Hills mansion when he Bavaria. There a radiant and editor by letting the younger womanas it always was. You expected any­ was doing time for insider trading. infinitely patient Sylvie Testud climb the career ladder on the news thing less? rating guide “Hav Plenty”R. still showing “I Got the Hook-Up”R. O see it now § wait for the video “Deep Impact”PG-13. - M. Banks £□ read a book instead “Godzilla”PG-13. - M. Black coming attractions “He Got Game”R. - M. Banks “A Perfect Murder”R. - M. Banks “Armageddon”An asteroid the size recent openings “The Big Hit”R. - M. Banks “Six Days, Seven Nights”PG-13. - of Texas is headed toward Earth at “Bulworth”R. - M. Banks M. Banks 22,000 mph and they’re sending “M ulan”O “Mulan” is Disney’s best “Good Will Hunting”R. - M. “Sliding Doors”R. - M. Black Bruce Willis and Ben Affleck to deflect full-length animation since “The LionBlack it. PG-13. (Opens Wednesday) King,” a return to the classic Disney “The Horse Whisperer”PG-13. - “I Went Down”An ex-con is forced to formula and a refreshing revamping M. Black team with a small-time hood to find a of it. G. -Matt Black “Les Miserables”PG-13. - M. “Fear and Loathing in Las missing gangster — and his foot. R. “The X-Files: Fight the Future” Black Vegas”R. - M. Black (Opens Wednesday). O You don’t have to be an avid “X- “P aulie”P G .-M Banks “Hope Floats”PG-13. - M. Black “The Opposite of Sex”Christina Files” series watcher to find some­ “Q uest for Camelot”G. - M. “Mercury Rising”R. - M. Black Ricci, Lisa Kudrow, M artin Donovan ' < v 'v m * ,i ' ' " V"f 4 W' " ' / " ' " i thing to like here. But it wouldn’t Banks .•„.••• > V * •.••• :-y: and singer Lyle Lovett star in this hurt to take along a friend who can “Titanic”PG-13. - M. Banks fellLtl %' humorous look at life and sex during tell you that the Cancer Man is the “The Truman Show”PG. - M. “Almost Heroes”PG-13. the ’90s, in which a teen-age girl runs Cigarette-Smoking Man and the Banks “The Beyond”Not Rated. away from home one summer and Syndicate is not a mob based in **Wild Things” R.- M. Banks “Can’t Hardly Wait”PG-13. wreaks havoc on the lives of everyone Jersey. PG-13. -Michelle Banks “Wilde” R.-M. Black “Dirty Work”PG-13. she encounters. R. JUNE 28, 1998 PAGE 23

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Historic Detroit, 313-963-7575 ... Henry Ford rating. Murphy and Gerard Smith, Michael Redford Theatre, “Love Me or Leave Museum & Greenfield Village and stu­ TasteFest began as a street festi­ O’Brien and the Distractions, Rollande Me,” July 10-11, 17360 Lahser, Detroit, dents from Center for Creative Studies val for employees in the General Krandall and Inis Ceol, 4-9 p.m. July 313-383-0133 ... Brew & View Movies present two exhibits, “Art & Artifact: Motors, Fisher, Albert Kahn and 12, Gaelic League, 2068 Michigan, (doors open at 8, film begins at 9:30, CCS Fiber Design,” through next Sun., west of Tiger Stadium, Detroit, $10, admission $2): “Clerks,” Tue.; “Monty and “Passages to Innovations: CCS Henry Ford Hospital buildings 248-542-5800. Python and the Holy Grail,” Thu., along West Grand Boulevard. 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PAGE 24 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL JUNE 28, 1998 Ask DJ WERE TAKI She was swept off ON THE RO her feet by the Wings I was out with a group of friends remember what you found attractive Sunday, July 12,1998, 1 p.m.-3 p.m.watching the Red Wings win the about this guy, while the only thing Stanley Cup. When they won, we allmore im portant than a good friend is, started cheering, hugging and kiss­well, maybe health or something ing. Two hours later I was still kiss­ lame like that. On the other hand,

Followed by a Family Picnic ing — a good friend’s boyfriend. Shelove is love, and we are all suckers was out of town, and so far I don’tfor it. think she knows about it. I feel guilty, You don’t tell us whether the guy Join locked-out workers, supporters, and yet I want to see this guy again. Thehas expressed any interest in extend­ truth is I have always liked him. I ing the relationship beyond that friends as we observe the third anniversary of just didn’t realize how much. I also night of revelry. We also don’t know didn’t know what a great kisser he is.how close you’ve been to your girl­ the Detroit Newspaper Labor Dispute with a Is there a way out of this that gets mefriend and for how many years. For drive for justice. Meet at Teamster the guy and saves the friendship? — that matter you don’t mention how Kissing Fool close a relationship your girlfriend Headquarters on Trumbull, N. of Michigan Ave. and the guy have (keep in mind that Dear Kissing Fool, won’t matter; she’ll hate you even if at 12:30 p.m. We will leave promptly at 1:00Better take your temperature, they were on the rocks). p.m. (Picnic location to be announced.) Kissing Fool; your Stanley Cup feverAs one who has lost a friend or two obviously hasn’t gone away. Get thealong the road, DJ recommends you guy and save the friendship? I don’tdon’t do anything that would make think so. you feel guilty or feel like a bad per­ I know you’re expecting DJ to layson or friend. In the end, that could Supporters, union on a lecture at this point, but we’ve even come between you and the guy. got issues to deal with, sister. And But there is nothing wrong with hey, we all got swept away in the nudging fate a little. Why don’t you w o rk ers aftermath of that glorious Wings’ call him, tell him you got carried sweep — if you can’t hug, kiss and away by the occasion but that you party after the Stanley Cup, I for onelike him very much? Tell him you would like to know when you can. don’t want to lose a friendship, but if friends welcome! Furthermore, let she who hasn’t the time were to come when he’s engaged in a little extracurricular uninvolved, he should give you a call. kissing at one time or another cast And when the Wings three-peat the first stone or drop the first puck.next year, try to kiss wisely. You are facing the oldest dilemma ALL DEMONSTRATIONS in the history of relationships: the Got a question? Ask the DJ. Write good friend or the guy. On the one to 450 W. Fort, Detroit 48226; fax to hand, history suggests that in a rela­313-964-5554, or e-mail to WILL BE PEACEFUL tively short time you won’t even [email protected]. Fill your tank. Merrill’s melting pot COOK, From Page 21 Each time I have gone to 220 Merrill, Decorate your car. over the years. It succeeds because of I have taken half my dish home. its uniqueness. Entrees range from $11 to $16.1 Is it high dining? Absolutely not. particularly like the spicy penne A prize will be But that’s not what it tries to be. It’s with Italian sausage, dried tomato, a good place to meet for a casual fresh basil and cream, and a risotto lunch or a weekday dinner. And th at changes daily. awarded to there’s a free city parking lot a block As for fish and meat dishes, the away. menu is standard: roasted chicken The best word for food and service rubbed in olive oil with balsamic the most at 220 Merrill is “decent.” And it’s vinegar and rosemary; three tradi­ extremely fairly priced. Although tional scallopini veal dishes; and there was nothing from the kitchenthree fish dishes: salmon, haddock original on three separate visits that inspiredand swordfish. No beef. No pork. great, undulating prose, everything There is also a reasonably good tasted was well prepared. wine list of American wines; the car design. The selection of appetizers ($5-$8) Italian selection could be improved ranges from the rather novel — crispyvery easily. A good dozen wines in the roasted garlic risotto balls — to the $20-$30 range (restaurant prices) Bring signs, Sponsored by the Metropolitan traditional mussels in garlic, white from Italy and elsewhere could Council of Newspaper Unions. wine, butter, lemon and parsley enhance their list and offer a wider balance for the food it serves. For more information call Four salads are available, two of But overall, 220 Merrill is worth a banners and (313) 961-4774. which are somewhat unusual: shrimp with angel hair pasta, greensvisit and the kind of place that and goat cheese; and roasted chicken,invites you back to become a regular. noisemakers. pears, walnuts and gorgonzola on 220 Merrill, 220 Merrill St., greens. The pasta dishes are ample. Birmingham, 248-645-2150 JUNE 28, 1998 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 25

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I’m very proud of what we’ve accomplished during 28 29 30 U.S. coach Steve Sampson faced criticism from his own players after the U.S. lost it’s third Worldthis World Cup. I think U.S. soccer has a great Cin P it | P it Pit Min Min 1:05 7:05 7:05 7:05 8:05 6:05 Cup match and headed home. future ahead of it.” Foc-C Fox-C Fox-C 50 50 50 Many expect Sampson will lose his job over theThe Americans, who arrived with the goal of gain­ Cha I N.Y. poor showing in , where the U.S. scored only ing respect from the 7:30 7:30 one goal. RESULTS/SCHEDULE European teams, Alan Rothenberg, president of the U.S. SoccerFRIDAY instead showed they’re Ho me are shaded. *if necessary Federation, said a decision would be made “withinArgentina 1, Croatia 0 better finger-pointers 30 days” on whether to re-appoint Sampson, Jamaica who 2, Japan 1 than goal-scorers. .. .. took over in April 1995. England vs. Columbia, late “I think it was imma­ Romania vs. Tunisia, late : ture of us to go around m m m s SATURDAY NATIONAL LEAGUE ■IS ■ H i I and point fingers,” said ? »€«:■: ; ■ , . ' v mm IHH Italy vs. , late East W L Pet. GB East W L Pet. GB Brazil vs. Chile, late Claudio Reyna. "It New York 53 19 .736 — Atlanta 51 28 .646 — Under Sampson, the U.S. team beat Brazil in theTODAY doesn’t look good.” Boston 45 31 .592 10 New York 42 32 .568 6.5 France vs. Paraguay, 10:30 a.m. At least three play­ Toronto 40 39 .506 16.5 Philadelphia 39 37 .513 10.5 CONCACAF Gold Cup in February but has other­ Baltimore 37 42 .468 19.5 Montreal 30 47 .390 20 wise struggled to goals on a regular basis. Denmark vs. Nigeria, 3 p.m. ers can expect substan­ Tampa Bay 32 45 .416 23.5 Florida 27 51 .346 23.5 “It’s unforgivable,” said midfielder Tab Ramos.MONDAY tial fines after public Central W L Pet. GB Central W L Pet. GB “That we couldn’t show the progress we have madeGermany vs. Mexico, 10:30 a.m. criticism of coach Steve Cleveland 45 31 .592 — Houston 47 31 .603 — Netherlands vs. Yugoslavia, 3 p.m.Sampson during the Minnesota 36 41 .468 9.5 Chicago 42 36 .538 5 in the last four years.” Kansas City 33 44 .429 12.5 Milwaukee 40 36 .526 6 Captain Thomas Dooley added: “We have shown World Cup. Chicago 32 45 .416 13.5 St. Louis 38 39 .494 8.5 too much respect for other teams throughoutAlexei the Lalas, Tab Ramos and Jeff Agoos have all DETROIT 30 45 .400 14.5 Pittsburgh 38 41 .481 9.5 competition. We should have attacked more said from they will refuse to play under Sampson, having West WL Pet. GB Cincinnati 31 49 .388 17 Anaheim 47 30 .610 West W L Pet. GB the start.” voiced strong disapproval of the U.S. team’s tactics Texas 45 33 .577 2.5 San Diego 51 28 .646 — Sampson refused to back down from his critics.and selection. Oakland 35 42 .455 12 San Francisco 46 34 .575 5.5 “We have shown we are quite capable of playingThe United States is guaranteed of finishing no Seattle 33 46 .418 15 Los Angeles 37 41 .474 13.5 better than 30th in the 32-team field and could Colorado 34 46 .425 17.5 with the best teams in the world,” said Sampson. Arizona 26 53 .329 25 “But we do have difficulty in pulling off a win.wind We up dead last.

nals, Channel 4. 1 p.m., Senior golf, State Farm Classic, Baseball St. Louis Cardinals:Placed SS couch potato time first round, ESPN. Detroit Tigers:Recalled RHP Matt Royce Clayton on the 15-day dis­ 2:45 p.m., World Cup soccer, quarterfinal, Anderson from Jacksonville of theabled list. Agreed to terms with Channel 7. terfinals, HBO. Southern League. Placed INF Bill RHP Chad Hutchinson. SUNDAY 3 p.m., LPGA golf, U.S. Women’s Open, 10:15 a.m., World Cup soccer, second- 2:30 p.m., World Cup soccer, second- second round, ESPN. Ripken on the 15-day disabled list,Basketball round game, Channel 7. round game, ESPN. 3:10 p.m., Baseball, Pittsburgh at retroactive to June 21. Acquired OFDallas Mavericks:Traded the 12:30 p.m., Auto racing, NASCAR Lysol 7 p.m., Baseball, Atlanta at Tampa Bay, , WGN. Geronimo Berroa from the rights to F to the 200, ESPN. TBS. 5 p.m., Tennis, Wimbledon, men’s semifi­ 7 p.m., Tigers, Detroit at Pittsburgh, Fox nals, HBO. for OF Dave for the rights to C 1 p.m., Auto racing, SCCA Grand Prix of Minnesota, TNN. Sports Detroit. 7 p.m., Baseball at Roberts. and F . 1 p.m., Tigers, Cincinnati at Detroit, Fox 8 p.m., World Cup soccer, second-round Boston, WGN. Anaheim Angels:Signed RHP Traded F Martin Muursepp, G-F Sports Detroit game, ESPN2 7 p.m., Baseball, Tampa Bay at Toronto, 9 p.m., Women’s boxing. Headliner Tracy Erik Hanson to a minor-league con­Bubba Weils, the rights to Garrity 1:05 p.m., Baseball, Toronto at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m., Baseball, Baltimore at N.Y. TBS. Byrd vs. Zulfia Kutdussova, 10-round Yankees, ESPN. tract. and a 1999 first-round draft pick to 2 p.m., Tennis, early-round highlights, women’s lightweight bout, USA. 7:35 p.m., Baseball, N.Y. Mets at Atlanta, Boston Red Sox:Assigned INF the for G Steve Channel 4. WEDNESDAY TBS. Keith Johns to Pawtucket of the Nash. 2 p.m., Baseball, Milwaukee at Chicago, 10 a.m., Tennis, Wimbledon, men’s quar­ 8 p.m., Tigers, Detroit at Minnesota, International League. :Named Mark WGN. terfinals, Channel 4. Channel 50. 2 p.m., Auto racing, IRL Pennzoil 200, 9 p.m., Women’s basketball, WNBA, Chicago Cubs:Activated C Tyler Pannes vice president of market­ Noon, Tennis, Wimbledon, men’s quarter­ Channel 62. finals, HBO. Sacramento at Houston, Lifetime. Houston from the 15-day disableding. 2:30 p.m., Senior golf, Cadillac Classic, 1:30 p.m., Baseball, N.Y. Mets at Toronto, 10:30 p.m., Baseball, Los Angeles at San list. : Traded F Carl final round, ESPN. Channel 9. Francisco, ESPN. Cleveland Indians:Claimed RHP Herrera and the rights to G Felipe 2:45 p.m., World Cup soccer, second- 2:10 p.m., Baseball, Arizona at Chicago round game, Channel 7. SATURDAY Tim Worrell off waivers from the Lopez to the Vancouver Grizzlies Cubs, WGN. 4 p.m., Auto racing, NASCAR Save 7 p.m., Tigers, Detroit at Pittsburgh, Fox 9 a.m., Tennis, Wimbledon, women’s Detroit Tigers. Assigned OF Dave for G Antonio Daniels. Mart/Kragen 350, ESPN. Sports Detroit. final, Channel 4. Roberts to Akron of the Eastern : Traded the 4 p.m., Golf, Western Open, final round, 7:30 p.m., Major League Soccer, Miami at 10:30 a.m., World Cup soccer, quarterfi­ League. rights to F to the Channel 62. D.C. United, ESPN. nal, Channel 7. 4 p.m., Hockey, NHL & Celebrity All-Star 7:30 p.m., Baseball, teams tba, ESPN. 1 p.m., Baseball, Baltimore at N.Y. Colorado Rockies:Claimed RHP for the rights game, Fox Sports Detroit. 10:30 p.m., Baseball, teams tba, ESPN. Yankees, Channel 2. to G and cash. Traded7 p.m., Horse racing, The Hollywood Gold Fred Rath off waivers from the THURSDAY 1 p.m., Women’s basketball, WNBA, Minnesota Twins and assigned himF Marcus Camby to the New York Cup, ESPN. Phoenix at Charlotte, Channel 2. 8 p.m., Baseball, N.Y. Yankees at N.Y. 1 p.m., Tennis, Wimbledon, women’s to Colorado Springs of the PCL. Knicks for F Charles Oakley, the 1:30 p.m., Auto racing, NASCAR Mets, ESPN. semifinals, Channel 4. Craftsman Truck Series, Channel 62. Transferred RHP Kevin Ritz from rights to and cash. 8:30 p.m., X Games, final day, bicycle I p.m., Golf, Greater Hartford Open, first 2 p.m., Pro beach volleyball, women’s the 15-day to the 60-day disabledUtah Jazz: Traded the rights to C stunts, snowboarding, ESPN2. round, ESPN. World Cup final, Channel 9. 2:10 p.m., Baseball, Arizona at Chicago to the 2 p.m., Senior golf, State Farm Classic, list. MONDAY Cubs, WGN. :Signed RHP for a future first-10 a.m., Tennis, Wimbledon, early-round third round, ESPN. 3 p.m., LPGA golf, U.S. Women’s Open, 3 p.m., LPGA golf, U.S. Women’s Open, Robbie Morrison. round draft selection. play, Channel 4. first round, ESPN. 10 a.m., World Cup soccer, second-round third round, Channel 4. :Signed RHP Football 5 p.m., Tennis, Wimbledon, women’s 3 p.m., World Cup soccer, quarterfinal, game, ESPN. semifinals, HBO. J.M. Gold. Detroit Lions: Re-signed S Ron Noon, Tennis, Wimbledon, early-round Channel 7. 7 p.m., Tigers, Detroit at Pittsburgh, 4 p.m., Baseball, Tampa Bay at Toronto, Minnesota Twins:Signed LHP Rice. play, HBO. Channel 50. 2:30 p.m., World Cup soccer, second- Channel 9. Ryan Mills. Atlanta Falcons:Signed WR Tim 8 p.m., Baseball, Chicago White Sox at 4 p.m., Golf, Greater Hartford Open, sec­ round game, ESPN. Houston, WGN. :Recalled INF Dwight to a three-year contract. 7:30 p.m., Women’s basketball, WNBA, ond round, Channel 62. 9 p.m., Auto racing, NASCAR Pespi 400 5:30 p.m., Boxing, National Golden Orlando Cabrera from Ottawa of Minnesota Vikings:Signed OT Phoenix at New York, ESPN. qualifying (taped today). 8 p.m., World Cup soccer, second-round Gloves, ESPN. the International League. Placed Matt Birk to a three-year contract. 10 p.m., Baseball, San Francisco at 6 p.m., Tigers, Detroit at Minnesota, game, ESPN2 California, Fox Sports Detroit. INF Mike Mordecai on the 15-day Tampa Bay Buccaneers:Signed Channel 50. disabled list. LB Stephen Grant. TUESDAY FRIDAY 7 p.m., Baseball, N.Y. Mets at Atlanta, TBS. Hockey 10 a.m., Tennis, Wimbledon, women’s 10 a.m., World Cup soccer, quarterfinal, Philadelphia Phillies:Waived OF quarterfinals, Channel 4. ESPN2. 8 p.m., Auto racing, NASCAR Winston Rex Hudler. Recalled 1B-0F Jon Michigan K-Wings (IHL):Named 10 a.m., World Cup soccer, second-round II a.m., Golf, Greater Hartford Open, sec­ Cup Pepsi 400, Channel 62. Zuber from Scranton-Wilkes-Barre Bill McDonald coach and Jim game, ESPN. ond round, ESPN. 10:30 p.m., Harness racing, American Championship series, ESPN2. of the International League. Playfair assistant coach Noon, Tennis, Wimbledon, women’s quar­ Noon, Tennis, Wimbledon, men’s semifi­ JUNE 28, 1998 ; riff PAGE 3

An American in China: A cultural challenge

By Dwight Cendrowski House, and a local chapter of Special to the Journal Amnesty International. They arbara Sale remembers her m arried in 1982 and had a first day in China very well.child, David, in 1984. Weber She recalls vividly her first died of cancer in 1987. walk through the neighbor­Sale continued her teaching B hood fruit market and hercareer, first taxiwhich included instruc­ ride. tion of disabled children as “It was white knuckles all the way,”well as stints in preschool, Sale said. “And it was raining, andkindergarten and first grade. very hot. I didn’t know where I wasWhile finishing her master’s going. I knew none of the language.”degree in 1996, she was m ak­ A phrase book didn’t help. “Ining plans to move into a teach­ Mandarin, it means very little to reading position for at-risk children the words,” she explained. “You needin Detroit. to hear the tones.” Then two events changed her Home to one-fifth of the world’slife. One was a month spent population and a surging economy,traveling with her son in China has an increasing need for for­France and Germany. The eign investment — and teachers suchother was meeting a woman as Barbara Sale. A former first-grade who had taught in internation­ instructor at Friends School inal schools in France, Korea and Detroit, Sale taught this past schoolEcuador.

year in Xiamen, a city of more than Photo by DWIGHT CENDROWSKI one million in the southeasternMaking the move province of Fujian, across from Deciding to become an inter- BarbaraSale’s class in Xiamen, China, was like a mini United Nations. Taiwan. national teacher, Sale accepted It was a new challenge for the long­a job at a new school in Thailand. Butforeign investment. It’s explodingnence in real estate and banking. time Detroit educator and activist.the Asian economic downturn causedwith construction as companies pourForbidden from attending school as a And one that she says opened herthe up school to collapse. In May 1997,money into the region. child, she was keenly interested in to new ways of thinking and living.she accepted a job at the Xiamen Xiamen’s mayor discovered the lackeducation. Born in Cleveland, Sale moved toschool, where she began teaching ofin a school was discouraging manyIn 1995 Yang Ying built the Ying Detroit in 1979 and soon after metSeptember. foreign business people from locatingCai School, a sprawling, private Peter Weber. Both were active in the Xiamen, known as the cleanest citythere. He approached a wealthy busi­boarding school for well-to-do peace and justice community inin China, is a bustling port. It wasnesswoman, Yang Ying. She hadChinese families. The school has Detroit. Weber helped start a soupone of four original special economicworked as a maid, run pork and fer­ kitchen, the Catholic Worker Dayzones named in 1980 to encouragetilizer factories, and risen to promi­ See CHINA, Page 10 Goddess and beheadings make for lovely day orget about lucky stars. Today struck again. Waiting for me directlyso I decided to try the impossible — I’ve got the Meter Goddess on in front of the main entrance was notfind an open meter near my bank on my side. The morning started one, but two parking spaces. Plus,Fort I at Washington Boulevard. Street on an auspicious note when S u s a n had enough quarters to get meparking is so scarce down there that Fthe Goddess waved her magic wand through an entire hour. “This is aboutrobbers steal cars just to free up a — or whatever the heck goddesses W a t so n as good as it gets,” I mused. space. wave — and cleared a parking space When that session ended, it was But when the Goddess loves you, for me directly in front of the building back downtown for a stop at the mainbaby, she loves you. There was a space where I had a 9 a.m. appointment. post office on Fort near Trumbull.calling I my name on the corner. It even had three minutes left on it. And I I considered myself a little lucky,problem.” The gentleman mentionedfound a space at the front door. Then, checking to see if I hadstill have quarters in my purse. but not extraordinarily so. something about a nearby construc­ In case you’re wondering, there was That didn’t happen until later whention project that necessitated killingenough quarters left, I stopped by a nearby thrift shop where, if I’m lucky,no line in the bank. I was in and out I dashed out of the meeting, threethe meters. of the post office in less than a quarters clutched in my hand, to feedI began to rethink my oppositionI usually to find a space across the street. minute. And both meetings went the meter. I reached my car but didn’tcapital punishment. As I pulled up to the building, a car exceedingly well. know what to do. The parking m eterMy next appointment was in pulled a away from the curb. I eased in So what is the ultimate significance had been decapitated. Someone hadbuilding in the heart of the Culturaland discovered to my delight that the meter killer had struck again. Moreof these bits of good fortune coming neatly removed its greedy little headCenter — a parking nightmare. I fig­ headless little silver tombstonestogether on a sunny morning? Maybe, — and the heads about half a dozenured of I’d find a spot a few blocks away marked the spot where meters oncejust maybe, they were reminders to be its brothers and sisters. after circling the area like a hungry filled my heart with terror. grateful for small change and small “It’s your lucky day,” a city workerbuzzard. told me. “You can park here with noI was dead wrong. The Goddess By then I was feeling pretty cocky,favors. PAGE 30 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL JUNE 28, 1998

Senior hunters, hikers should shapeNBA up draft To start I’d like to inform everyoneFirst and foremost I no longer huntI’m not claiming to be able to keep up who doesn’t know me personally thatalone. I A younger, healthier person withmay my son and his young friends, but am a senior citizen. As a matter of fact, have a problem getting to neededI help don’t hold them back as much as I I have been a senior citizen for severalif he were ill or injured while huntingused to. years now. But the fact that I havealone. a But the same conditions couldGetting in shape is important in few miles behind me doesn’t keep beme fatal to someone who is older, outpreparing of for another fall and winter from taking part in activities I findshape or has a health problem. of hunting. You can’t start taking a enjoyable. And, just as long as I a no longer try to drag out single-casual walk around the block two mature person’s health allows him handedlyor a deer I may be lucky enoughweeks before the of deer her to take part in a safe way, there’sto score on. As far as I know I don’tseason and expect to be in shape for no reason to give up hunting, fishinghave a heart condition that wouldthe strenuous exercise of hunting. This and hiking. require special consideration, butis something I that should be done regu­ realize that I am at the age where thelarly through the year, then increased exertion of dragging a 150-poundas deer the season nears. I don’t mean to through the woods could cause mypreach old to you couch potatoes out there J erry ticker to act up. That happens severalin the land of sports on TV and the times every year in Michigan’s woodscomfortable recliner. But my forebod­ upi P osey and fields during our lengthy deering sea­ words may pass through your U-M’smind Robert Traylor, selected sixth by the son. As much as I love the outdoors,when I you are trying to squeeze intoDallas Mavericks, gets a hug at the draft. don’t care to be found laying alongsidethat overly snug hunting suit thisHe year. was later traded to Milwaukee. my trophy at the end of a successfulOr when you collapse on the tailgate of That last sentence is the key.day of hunting. your pickup, wondering how youPistons made draft shooting guard Everyone knows that a person who hasI gave up smoking several years theago strenuous walk back out of theThe , looking for a reached the age of 50 should be aand bit have no intention of startingwoods. replacement for Joe Dumars, selected more concerned about health matters.again. It is probably the best decisionMuch I of the hunting in our stateguard is with the 11th pick I would never suggest that someoneever made to improve my chance of doneliv­ by those who can be consideredin the NBA draft. with a heart condition, or any othering for a long, long time. Since I knowsenior citizens. After all, they are the The 6-5 Wells was the all-time lead­ serious health problem, should how put hard quitting can be, I am ones not who now have more time on theiring scorer at Ball State. He averaged their worries aside and trek off into thegoing to try to talk anyone else outhands of to do the things they enjoy.22.8 We points, 6.3 rebounds, 3.5 steals woods in an unconcerned manner.smoking. Nor It has to be a personal deci­may not all be retired, but we still haveand 3.3 assists as a senior. would I tell that same person that allsion and you have to be ready, morebut if spare time. Maybe it’s because In the second round with the 40th- of the enjoyable activities of life areyou are, I highly recommend tryingwe noto longer feel compelled to workoverall all pick, the Pistons selected for­ over and the future should be spentquit. of the overtime when it is offered. Andward of Hargrave vegetating in front of the television. I felt overweight so I dropped aboutmost of us have spent many yearsAcademy High School in Chatham, There are a few simple rules I havetwenty pounds. Getting into betterearning those extra weeks of vacationVirginia. imposed upon myself over the last shapefew has made my days in the woodsthat come with seniority. years. Some of them may be worthymore of enjoyable. I no longer have This to is the part of our life that we1998 NBA draft, first round consideration by anyone else whostop has and take a break after walkinghave been struggling to reach, so 1.lets LA Clippers — , c, Pacific seen many summers. only a short distance while hunting.enjoy it safely. 2. Vancouver — , g, Arizona 3. Denver — Raef LaFrentz, f, Kansas 4. Toronto — Antawn Jamison, f, North Carolina Tigers future success not in jeopardy5. Golden State — Vince Carter, g, North Carolina 6. Dallas — Robert Traylor, f, Michigan TIGERS, From Page 32 Q: Who is Brian Powell? A: David Copperfield wants to know,7. Sacramento — Jason Williams, g, Florida Explanation: Powell was Detroit’stoo. 8. Philadelphia — , g, Saint Louis which he is now, than a regular at No. an 2 pick in the 1995 draft, after Mike Q: How did Lary Sorensen disap­9. Milwaukee — Dirk Nowitzki, c, Germany 80-100 RBI position. He won’t playDrumright, but has been on thepear? fast 10. Boston — , f, Kansas much, but Manager Buddy Bell track will ever since he pumped about fiveExplanation: Still needed. One day11. Detroit — Bonzi Wells, g, Ball State use him occasionally at third or second,more MPH into his fastball last sea­he was here. The next day, gone, with­12. Orlaruo — , c, Utah with Damion Easley shifting to short 13. Orlando (from Golden State via Washington) — son. The right-hander just made out the even a puff of smoke. One of the to rest Deivi Cruz. , f, UNLV jump to Triple-A and, in view of Sethgreat magic tricks of our time. A: Fast and faster. Greisinger’s relative success, has con­A: The 501st piece of a 500-piece puz­14. Houston — , g, Arizona 15. Orlando (from New Jersey) — , Q: How quickly did Detroit bringvinced up Detroit’s brass that he’s justzle. f, Georgia Tech Matt Anderson and how hard doesabout the ready to finish his educationQ: in What was Bip Roberts with the pitching prodigy throw? The Show.’ 16. Houston (from Toronto via New York) — Bryce Detroit Tigers? Drew, g, Valparaiso Explanation: The Tigers brought A:up They all look good until you takeExplanation: Roberts never fit in their whiz kid less than three months 17. Minnesota — Radoslav Nesterovic, c, Slovenia the wrapping off and start playingwith Detroit’s clubhouse nor with its into his pro career. He consistently 18. Houston (from Toronto via Portland) — Mirsad with them. team mentality. The Tigers did both throws 96-100 mph with some idea ofQ: What do Tim Worrell, Frank Turkcan, f, Turkey parties a favor by moving him to where it’s going, as unlikely a combi­Castillo and a $2.95 Christmas toy 19. Milwaukee (from Cleveland) — Pat Garrity, f, Oakland. nation as quarter horses in thehave in common? Notre Dame A: Three actors doing 12 roles in a Kentucky Derby. Explanation: It really hurt the 20. Atlanta — Roshown McLeod, f, Duke What they’ll do now is exposeTigers that Worrell, Castillo and Gregplay. 21. Charlotte — , f, Iowa Anderson to the realities of pro ballKeagle — were unable to pick up theQ: Who has made more changes than22. LA Clippers (from Miami) — , f, that big league hitters do the monsterslack of the departed Willie Blair. Lastthe Tigers so far this season? Baylor mash on fastballs with no bendyear in Detroit had a great 1-2 pitchingExplanation: The recent influx 23. of Denver (from Phoenix) — , g them, whether they move with thepunch in* Justin Thompson and personnelBlair. moves were going to happenNebraska of a Bullet Train or not. This year it’s more like a 172-0 punch.anyway. But the club’s recent losing24. San Antonio — Felipe Lopez, g, St. John’s A: Nothing. Castillo was hampered by shoulderways and the negative effect it was25. Indiana — , f, St. Patrick’s High School, New Jersey Q: What could Matt Anderson learnproblems in spring training andhaving that on the clubhouse atmosphere 26. LA Lakers — , g, Minnesota in Toledo that he won’t learn may in have been responsible formandated his speeding up the process. It 27. Seattle — Vladimir Stepania, c, Slovenia Detroit? early season problems. After a shortmay stop the bleeding, but the patient 28. Chicago — , g, Oregon State Explanation: None needed. bullpen stint, he’s getting anotherwill probably be in a slow recovery for 29. Utah — Nazr Mohammed, c, Kentucky A: The best since William and Jane.chance to start now. a while. JUNE 28, 1998 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 31

J Miller Cohen, P.L.C. V • SALES BRUCE A. MILLER NORTON J. COHEN S ci/u iea• t SERVICE Wings face hard decisions Attorneys and Counselors at Law ^ /APPLIANCE • PARTS Representing Unions & Working People Personal Injuries • Workers’ Compensation • Employee Rights WINGS, From Page 32 Red Wings' organization. Prior to that • Social Security Disability • Employment Discrimination T lf I S f f DAVID M. TARPLEY he had been a scout for the Ottawa 600 West Lafayette 6715 Park Avenue Larionov. Larionov shares Fetisov’s Detroit, MI 48226 Allen Park, MI 48101 1Q u a l i f yP n o d u c t d • 'D idcoutit ^niced Senators for three years. L (31:(313) 964-4454 (313) 383-24224 2 2 concerns with Slava Kozlov. And when Fax: (313) 964-4490 35950 Gratiot Nill played nine seasons in the Toll Free in Michigan: (800) 221-6021 (810) 791-0560 that happens, it upsets the Red Wings' NHL, with St. Louis, Vancouver, s / Mt. Clemens, Ml team unity. If Bowman doesn’t react, Boston, Winnipeg and the Red Wings he alienates Fetisov, Larionov and from 1981-1990. He had 58 goals and UAW LOCAL 898 Kozlov from the team concept. 87 assists in 524 games. After the parade in downtown “Certainly Jim is going to take over Detroit, which drew 1.2 million people, S S s a lot of duties that Don did,” said i n Fetisov said: “I feel the same as I did Holland. “But we'll have to see how Local 223, Along with Thousands of Working People Across the Country, Strongly Support the Heroic last year. It's up to the Red Wings. I things shake down.” Membership, leadership and retirees want to come back.” Efforts of the Detroit Newspaper Workers and Their Families. We Strongly believe in JUSTICE, FAIR­ continue to support the locked-out But the following day, after the rally Briefs NESS, AND THE RIGHT OF A FREE PRESS. newspaper workers of Detroit. for season ticket holders at Joe Louis Condolences to Scotty Bowman, Arena, he backed off a bit and said: whose brother Jack died of a heart ail­ “We'll see how things go. I'll talk to ment last week. He was 61 and had everybody and then been the director of make a decision.” 1997-98 NHL awards scouting for the Local 600 General Manager Hart Memorial Trophy, MVP: Dominik Hasek, Buffalo Sabres. Ken Holland was ... Members of direct and to the Vezlna Trophy, goaltender:Dominik Hasek, the Red Wings' point. front office will be James Norris Memorial Trophy, defenseman: Jerry Sullivan, President, “Where I'm at is watching Brendan that Slava played Rob Blake, Los Angeles. the Officers, Leadership, Calder Memorial Trophy, rookie:Sergei Shanahan very excellent in the Samsonov, Boston. closely this season. Members, and Retirees playoffs in a fairly Frank J. Selke Trophy, defensive forward:Jere The team was pri­ LOCAL 1250 significant role,” he Lehtinen, Dallas. vately disappointed support the said. “But w hat I Lady Byng Memorial Trophy, most gentleman­ at his play during City of Warren Employees locked-out have to address is ly: Ron Francis, Pittsburgh. the regular season the defensive situa­ Jack Adams Award, coach:Pat Burns, Boston. and were a bit sus­ Send our Support to newspaper King Clancy Trophy, humanitarian contribution tion. They played picious of his back to hockey:Kelly Chase, St. Louis. STRUGGLING NEWSPAPER workers. well but we have an Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy, perserverance, injury during the old back line. Do we sportsmanship and dedication to hockey: playoffs. But they WORKERS bring everybody Jamie McLennan, St, Louis. are giving Shan­ back or make some Art Ross Trophy, points scoring leader:Jaromir ahan, 29, the bene­ moves? 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One of the several decisions the Red Wings will have to make during the summer will likely concern Slava Fetisov. The 40-year-old defenseman is a free agent and many expected him to retire after winning two Stanley Cups to cap off a great career in Russia and his historic role in fighting the Communist Party for the right to play in the NHL. But Fetisov may throw a

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change-up and decide he wants to return for another season. That would put the Red Wings in a bind. With an aging defense, Fetisov's retirement would make room for new­ comers. But the fact that he's played so well in the playoffs the past two sea­ - ______sons could make it difficult for the Kicked out! Wings not to offer him a contract. His play combined the universal respect U.S. forward Brian McBride kicks an aerial ball next to Yugoslav players Goran Djorovic (3) and Slobodan Komljenovic (13)he at has —which was only increased by Beaujoire Stadium in Nantes, France. Yugoslavia defeated the U.S., 1-0, and left the Americans winless in the 1998 World Cup.his returning from injuries in last June's limousine accident and his active role in the recoveries of Vladimir Konstantinov and Sergei Mnatsakanov — could make it a pub­ Tigers future success not in jeopardylic relations nightmare. If Fetisov were willing to play a lim­ By Richard L. Shook call by an individual can alter a fran­in the atmosphere on the team. And Special to the Journal ited role next season, maybe 40-50 chise’s destiny. A team can be domi­when you’re walking down in a rut, games and take a young defenseman One of the great things about sportsnant one season, dog meat the next.sometimes just a glimpse of the sky like Anders Eriksson or Yan is the way things can change so quick­Age, trades, bad draft choices and can help. Golubovsky under his wing, it would ly- years of success can lead a franchise To assess these changes, let’s play a be an easy decision to bring him back. General Motors reinventing itself isout the door of a fancy restaurant andgame of “Pressbox Jeopardy.” But according to sources within the like getting an automobile to fly. Yearsstraight into the sewer. A: Limbo. organization, Fetisov wants to be a of tradition, the thinking and habitsThe sweet smell of success traded Q: Where does the call up of Gabe regular contributor. of thousands of individuals, all mustfor just plain smell. Alvarez leave Joe Randa? Even this past season he com­ be changed in order for a corporationOf course things can go the otherExplanation: If Alvarez gets to play plained when he was a healthy to change direction or philosophy.way, too, and nearly as quickly on nearly every day, that doesn’t leave scratch. He takes those complaints And we all know how people takeoccasion. to The recent changes made by much room for Randa. But his 28 straight to coach Scotty Bowman and change — the same way we take tothe Detroit Tigers, plus those impend­ long-time friend and teammate Igor stones in our shoes. ing, could be in the positive category.RBIs were more typical of a reserve, But sports isn’t like that. One phoneAt the very least they signify a change See TIGERS, Page 30 See WINGS, Page 31 PAGE 4 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL JUNE 28, 1998 labor notebook Analyst: GM ‘poisoning its labor relations’ By Martha Hindes But GM stood by its decisions. standoff with the union. As the fallout spreads from the dual Journal Automotive Writer “Believing that we should not haveThat attitude is a huge mistake,components strikes, so does the toll. to support a strike against ourselves,said industry specialist HarleyOne after another of GM’s parts- f anyone really thought Generalwe have decided to protest the pay­Shaiken, who believes GM is “poison­starved plants have fallen idle and Motors Corp. was inching closerment of state unemployment compen­ing” its labor relations.” workers have been sent home. to a settlement in two Flint autosation to workers impacted by the The strikes “really do highlight aThe impact is not lost on southeast strikes, the company made itsstrikes by the two Flint local unions,”conflict,” said Shaiken, who conductsMichigan, as the tally continues to I position absolutely clear. the statement read. auto labor studies at the University ofclimb. In a terse statement on Wednesday, That action, relevant in all states California at Berkeley. “Orion, 3,400. Warren Trans­ just three days before the scheduledwith GM plants, followed a grievance “It’s hardly new, but it has seldommission, 1,573. Pontiac East, 2,880. two-week, corporatewide shutdown,the company filed Tuesday with thebeen this bitter where the companyDetroit-Hamtramck, 2,800.” The the company announced it is chal­UAW at the international level. It and the union are this divided.” totals grow larger in each daily lenging the legality of the Unitedcalls the labor actions “contrived” and Indeed, rather than growing closerreport. By Friday 21 days after the Auto Workers walkouts. based on non-strikeable issues. together during day after day of bar­first union action, the numbers were It also announced it would fightGM’s actions undoubtedly were gaining, a both sides have soundedstaggering for the area, accounting for paying out unemployment benefitscontinuation of its wavering standmore in hostile as they failed to reach aalmost 24,000 of the 148,400 GM for the 148,400 workers idled by thethe face of repeated UAW strikes dur­compromise in the walkouts thatNorth American workers affected by strikes. ing the past two years. Rather thanbegan June 5 by 3,400 Metalthe ongoing labor troubles in Flint. That one-two punch promptedcompromise a in a last-minute settle­Fabricating Center workers in Flint. It isn’t something they want, said respected industry specialist to sayment so work could resume normallyThose strikers were joined by 5,800workers, as they packed up their that GM is “poisoning its labor rela­in mid-July, the company appearedfrom to the nearby Delphi East parts tions.” be digging in like never before in plantits on June 11. See GM, Page 7 King named UAW’s first VP for organizing

n a move designed to give new energy and focus to organizing efforts, UAW Region 1A IDirector Bob King was elected international vice president for organizing at the union’s 32nd Constitutional Convention in Las Vegas. King, who has been a major supporter of striking and locked-out newspaper workers, is the union’s first vice president assigned to direct organizing. He previously served three terms as director of Region 1A, where he mobi­ lized members to support organizing drives and col­ lective bargaining. King helped Dayton-Hudson’s Westland workers achieve a first contract in an eight- Journal photos by PATRICIA BECK year struggle. As UAW President Stephen Yokich, right, fires up the delegates at the UAW’s 32nd In another development, Constitutional Convention in Las Vegas, members of Local 594 show their support for strik­ Dennis Nazelli, a locked-out Detroit Newspapers districting and locked-out newspaper workers by displaying a “No News or Free Press Wanted manager, was greeted byHere!” lawn sign. The convention attracted national union and political leaders who sup­ thunderous applause Tues­ported the UAW’s push to strengthen unions and improve job safety and security. day when he made a brief speech from the floor, thanking thepie with higher education levels whoeffort. He will be able to make deci­ Elizabeth Bunn and Ron UAW for its support. “Locked-outhave come up through the ranks.sions “It and to implement them. As oneGettelfinger were elected to first newspaper workers spell solidarity U-shows how the UAW is changing.” convention observer said: “When terms a as international vice presi­ A-W,” said Nazelli, a m em ber of Delegates to the four-day conven­vice president speaks, people listen.”dents, and current Vice Presidents Teamsters Local 372. “We promise to tion that ended Thursday were sup­In other election results: Jack Laskowski and Richard continue the fight,” he vowed. portive of the organizing initiative.Ruben Burks, director of UAWShoemaker were re-elected to second UAW President Stephen Yokich,Rory Gamble of Local 600 said it willRegion 1C, was named internationalterms. Felipe “Tito” Sanchez and who was unanimously re-elected to“send a a message to the world that wesecretary-treasurer, the first African- Michael Watier were elected trustees. second term, said of King and otherare here, we intend to stay.” American to hold the post. Burks, aNew regional directors include Nate members of the new leadership team: While UAW regions and locals willmember of the International Exec­Gooden, Region 1; Gerald Bantom, “We’re building for the future.” Hecontinue their organizing efforts,utive Board for nine years, joinedRegion 1A; and Calvin T. Rapson, described the officers as younger peo-King will be in charge of the overallUAW Local 598 in Flint in 1955. Region 1C. JUNE 28, 1998 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE labor notebook Solidarity Forever MANCINI, SCHREUDER, MICHIGAN KLINE, and CONRAD, P.C. FEDERATION OF For 23 Years, Attorneys Representing J M m ■ TEACHERS & Injured Workers and Their Families SCHOOL We Support Your Right To Fight RELATED For Dignity and Justice Davidson accused PERSONNEL a f t • 28225 Mound Rd., Warren, MI 2661 East Jefferson Avenue • Detroit Michigan 48207 (810) 751-3900______of union-busting Warren Professional Fire Fighters Union By M ichael Betzold are no longer medical insurance or Journal Staff Writer pension plans at the concert sites, Needs YOUR Support! nion stagehands in metroMcGee said. Vote YES for Fire and Police Detroit say that patronizing When Davidson bought Pine Knob LOCAL 1383 events at Pine Knob, in 1990, he immediately fired about 60 Millage RENEWAL (1 ({Wfa AFL-CIO Meadow Brook and the union stagehands. Many of them had Please remember to vote August 4 http://members.aol.com/wfdfire/renewal.htm UPalace is supporting union-busting.worked there for the 19 years since it Bill Davidson, the multimillionairehad opened, McGee said. “We helped owner of the Detroit Pistons, bootedbuild that building, and the day he out union stagehands at Pine Knobbought it he kicked all the union peo­r Walter R. Mabry A Martens, Ice, Geary, Klass, and Meadow Brook after taking overple out,” McGee said. Executive Secretary-Treasurer jEGGhio, Israel & Gorchow, rc. In 1991, Mike Ilitch took over opera­ those summer concert venues in 1990 and the Membership of the Attorneys and Counselors at Law and 1993. And he has used anti-uniontions at Meadow Brook, whose facili­ MICHIGAN REGIONAL COUNCIL “consultants” to defeat five organizingties are leased from Oakland Representing Unions & drives at his Palace of Auburn Hills, University. He changed the agreement OF CARPENTERS Working People built 10 years ago. and substantially lowered the wages, • Personal Injuries “They have fought us tooth and nailGopigian recalled. Two years later • Workers’ Compensation every step of the way,” said Tim Davidson took over and refused to • Employee Rights McGee, business agent for the Detroit honor the contract. About two dozen 1400 NORTH PARK PLAZA Stage Employees. employees were let go, some of whom 17117 W. NINE MILE RD. A spokesperson at Davidson’shad worked there 30 years. SOUTHFIELD, Ml 48075 Guardian Glass headquarters said, Among performers who refused to “Mr. Davidson doesn’t get involvedcross picket lines at Pine Knob and Downriver Office: 8415 Park Ave. with that” and referred questions toMeadow Brook were the Grateful Support Ibm Wilson at the Palace. Wilson, whoDead and Bob Hope, McGee said. Allen Park, Ml 48101 Detroit Newspaper Workers (313) 381-0806 manages Davidson’s entertainmentBruce Springsteen also promised to in their labor dispute ^ holdings, did not return phone callscancel a concert at the Palace if there asking for comment on this story. was picketing, but after the union lost .(248) 559-2110 “We have lost ground since Davidsonan election and picket lines went took over” at the three Oaklanddown, the Boss played.Meadow County venues, McGee said. LucrativeBrook performers scheduled in coming UAW Local 6000 suite rentals at the Palace have weeks include Ani DiFranco and providing services to the people of Michigan enabled Davidson to pay musiciansChumbawamba. Pine Knob is hosting nearly 100 percent of the gate, McGeethe Lilith Fair in July. • C orrection s— The Parole/Probation Officers that supervise con­ said. Joe Louis Arena and Cobo Hall in Davidson has employed West Coast victed felons to protect the public are UAW Local 6000 Members. Detroit have struggled to compete, andunion-busting “consultants” to quash stagehands have taken pay cuts thereorganizing drives, McGee charged. • Family Independence Agency (formerly DSS)— Local to help them stay open. The National Labor Relations Board 6000 members protect children and the elderly from abuse and Ricky Gopigian, a DSE stagehandordered one election at the Palace to be neglect and work with families to help them learn skills to become and longtime Meadow Brook employ­held again after ruling that the self-sufficient. ee, said he refuses to go to Meadow employer had engaged in unfair labor Brook, even skipping his wife’s com­practices. Last year, 65 percent of • Community Health— Our members provide treatment for peo­ mencement from Oakland UniversityPalace employees signed cards autho­ ple with emotional or mental illness. They also monitor nursing when it was held there. rizing the union. McGee said that two homes for compliance to protect our elderly and administer programs “I was married at the gazebo out days before the election last October, that provide immunizations and other protections to our children. there,” Gopigian said. “But I don’trumors circulated that if the union even acknowledge the place anymore.won, all work at the Palace would be • Secretary of State— Local 6000 members help you with title I used to think that they were going subcontractedto out. There was no way transactions, renewal of license plates and driver licenses. to pin the rumors on management bury me out there, I was there so • State Police— The Dispatchers that answer your calls of dis­ much, then they bury you.” because they were being spread Besides Davidson’s sites, the State through loyal employees, McGee said. tress from the highway and get you the help you need are Local 6000 Theatre, owned by Chuck Forbes, isThe rumors “scared the hell out of the members. the only concert venue that does notemployees,” McGee said, and the (and many others in every state department and agency) employ union stagehands, McGeeunion lost the election. said. Union stagehands work the The NLRB has ruled that any future These are the same people who are blasted and maligned by their Fisher Theatre, the Masonic, the elections must cover all three venues boss, John Engler — a man who has shown disdain and loathing for Music Hall, the Detroit Opera House in one vote, making it harder for stage­ working people across the state of Michigan, especially those in and all the local TV stations, as well as hands to organize. organized labor. Cobo and Joe Louis. But Davidson’s “We are certainly going to organize actions have depressed the wages and at all three places in the future,” working conditions at many of thoseMcGee said. But he complained that it It’s time for a change! job sites, McGee said. has been hard to get coverage of his McGee said the Palace, Pine Knob workers’ plight, especially given the UAW Local 6000 and Meadow Brook “don’t pay areahunger to publicize music concerts. supports the locked-out standards.” They sometimes contract Guild member harassed workers at $60 for four-hour days, he newspaper workers in said, whereas standard union con­ The Newspaper Guild is requesting tracts are based on eight-hour days foran investigation into an incident their quest for justice. any amount of work performed. ThereSee GUILD MEMBER, Page 10 PAGE 6 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL JUNE 2 8 , 1998

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NORTHWEST LOCAL 163 Charlie Kerszykowski Business Manager & Financial Secretary I.B.E.W.-Local 17 No part of the service w e render, nor any job that we perform, Supports the shall ever become so important, Struggling Newspaper Workers that we cannot take the time to do and the Sunday Journal the job safely!

N&.Veu* or IUOE SoiicUuutcf Local 324 The Executive and it’s members Board & Membership of “We support Detroit UAW Local 22 newspaper workers continue their support of the Sam T. Hart in their struggle for Business Manager a fair contract. ” Locked-Out Newspaper Workers Photo by NEW D. BOWIE A lawn sign poses prettily at the office of Teamsters Local 473 in Cleveland.

COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS THE ENTIRE I OF AMERICA AFL-CIO Chumba mulls new album MEMBERSHIP OF ICHMft LOCAL 4250/5050 learly BTLis thrilled about Celebrity All-Star Hockey Game at LOCAL 5960, UAW P Steve our pals Chumbawamba Joe Louis Arena. Smith played last SUPPORT THE EFFORTS OF THE PRESIDENT coming to town for a too-year, but given the Chili Peppers’ a Supports Newspaper propensity for injury — Smith ironic July 4 gig at Meadow Brook;C nothing like some British broke a wrist playing softball that NEWSPAPER WORKERS! Workers in their Struggle anarchists to play on Independencepostponed the group’s 1996 tour, Day. The group’sAlice Nutter and singer Anthony Keidis has reports that the band is continuingonly recently recovered from his Wayne Intermediate Federation UAW to wage war on right-wing Repub­ own wrist break — BTL wondered of Teachers Local 2323 lican Bob Doman’sWeb site, for if it was a good idea for Smith to LOCAL 1248 its use of the group’s hit put himself in front of slap shots. ‘’Tubthump-ing.” Nutter also says “You know, we’re kind of an active Supports the Locked-Out Newspaper We stand in support of the the bandmates are looking forward bunch, for the old-timers that we Workers and hopes for a just end Locked-Out Newspaper Workers. to their struggle to seeing their Detroit newspaper are,” Smith says. “To get a chance to Your fight is our fight. lockout buddies. Chumba is start­ go play hockey with your favorite MFT • AFT • AFL-CIO Solidarity Forever ing to think about its next album,players and team in your home­ she says. “Especially in America, town, it’s tough to turn that down.” we’re in danger of just being seen as Proceeds from the game, which a pop band, and that’s not enough,”begins at 4 p.m. and is organized by Nutter adds. “We’re on the verge of comedianDave Coulier,go to the The Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes sitting down and saying, ‘Right. Coulier Foundation, the Continues to support the Detroit Newspaper Workers What do we want to do next, musi­Mnatsakanov & Konstantinov and salute them for their stand against corporate greed.cally, write a hit album, or an Fam-ily Trust Funds and other album that is completely different?” children’s charities in Michigan. President:M. A. FLEMING Sec. Treasurer:W. E. LaRUE Runnin’ from the DN Sour enough for you? —■ i ■ ■ ■ m ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ r Motown greatMartha Reeves Freep scribbler Su san A ger revealed last week that she has wrote th at she had such a bad expe­ rience buying creme fraiche at one The Executive Board, staff something in common with locked- store that she decided to stop going and membership of UAW LOCAL out newspaper workers: A DN truck Teamsters Local No. 299 tried to run her down, too! It hap­there. Apparently her feelings were proudly support the pened back in the summer of ’95 hurt by a store worker who mut­ Newspaper Workers in their 387 when Reeves came by the Sterling tered that it was “nothing but sour struggle for justice Jim Hall, President Heights printing plant picket line cream for people who have too and performed several songs for the much money to spend.” Ager “An injury to one is an injury to all” weary and surprised picketers. sniffed, “I expect my boycott will Membership, “That got the other side mad,” as last a lifetime,” adding that many Martha recalled. “So one of them other Americans “quietly boycott” Leadership and Retirees tried to run me over in a truck. Onecertain stores and products. Just of those — what do you call those like the thousands of readers who Support The Locked-Out guys?” Uh,scabs. continue to boycott the Freep, eh Susie? Newspaper Workers. Red hots and hockey Red Hot Chili Peppers’ drummer Got good stuff for BTL? Fax us "One day longer than Chad Smith is back home to play at 313-964-5554 or e-mail to Donald G. Smith goal in today’s third annual NHL &detjourn@aol. com. President Gannett and Knight Ridder” JUNE 28, 1998 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 7 Laid-off workers back striking brethren GM From Page 4 promised into plants and equipmentmore than 1 million vehicles it wasThey are not opposed to change. They belongings and left their plant jobs. A here at home, rather than lookingunable to manufacture, according swallowedto some pretty tough changes number of them, such as those at overseas, said Yokich, who was elect­Bob Schnorbus, analyst with J.D.and they want to see this company GM’s Pontiac East assembly plant ed, uncontested, to a second term Poweras and Associates. succeed. They raise the issue that and in , endured their UAW president. The company has closed down commitment or is a two-way street.” own lengthy strikes just last year. sharply curtailed operations as 26 ofWhat the company really needs in But they back their union brothersMonths before the strikes, emotions in Flint began building as union bar­29 assembly plants and most otherits quest to become more competitive and sisters. Cries of “One day longer,” North American manufacturing oper­in the face of relentless competition is and “U-A-W” rang in the air, fromgainers made fruitless attempts to resolve local health and safety con­ations. a good relationship with its work defiant strikers and their unwavering And it is woefully behind itsforce, he said. allies. cerns, subcontracting and complaints that GM violated its local agree­planned start-up of some productionRumors have attributed GM’s hard Solidarity in Vegas ments. Now anger has spread union-for the 1999 domestic model year. line against the union as the brain­ Meanwhile, in Las Vegas, UAW wide. GM officials said they have not lostchild of vice chairman Harry Pierce, President Stephen P. Yokich rallied Canadian Auto Workers Presidentmomentum with the company’s mostan attorney known for his strong anti­ the troops at the union’s triennial con­Buzz Hargrove, pledged support critical for product launch: the new, full-union stance. It’s a suggestion vention with a fire uncharacteristic ofthe two American strikes. GM had sized pickup trucks that would be Shaikenits finds plausible. recent Yokich. attempted to circumvent their impactbread-and-butter sellers against Dealers hold their own by shifting some work across the bor­strong competition from Ford Motor Compared with many weeks and So far, many auto dealers have been der. Co., Chrysler Corp. and Toyota. months nearly cloistered at Solidarity able to work around the growing “Any work that comes to Canada ofAccording to GM spokesman Gerry House without leaking the status of shortage of vehicles and parts, accord­ sensitive union issues, this was a new,the dies moved out of Flint, Michigan,Holmes, its factory in Oshawa, Ontario, has enough parts to staying to Mike Morrissey, spokesman for vocal challenge that figurativelywill not be handled by the workers in the National Auto Dealers Association brought down the house. our plants in Canada,” said Hargrove,open during the holiday break to make sure the launch is not delayed.in Washington, D.C. He said the strikes in Flint are referring to GM’s transfer of some key “Dealers, especially GM dealers, are about the automaker not living upequipment to before the first walkout. The loss of production and delay of important 1999 launches is a pricepretty resilient,” said Morrissey. agreements made at the bargaining Dealers are doing computer search­ table. “We are not going to stand forDeeper in the hole GM should have expected as the out­ Regardless of the outcome as thecome of its dismal labor relations dur­es to find the particular vehicles that that,” Yokich said. “That’s why Dick customers prefer and are even offer­ Shoemaker has got General Motorscombined holiday/vacation shutdowning the past few years, according to looms closer, the costs of the workShaiken. ing late-model used cars to keep buy­ down. We’re going to continue this ers in GM vehicles. fight until we beat them. We will last stoppages already are well-estab­ GM has been raising its stature on lished. Estimates were putting com­Wall Street by keeping its stock price Some anxious customers have got­ one day longer.” ten their factory-ordered vehicles. But pany losses as high as a billion dollarshigh with good earnings reports, he GM should honor its contract with other orders, still in the process as its workers and put the money it hadas the week wound down from thesaid. That was achieved by sacrificing vehicle development, investments assembly in lines shut down, will be plant and equipment, and not nurtur­stuck, he said. ing its most important assets — its Detroit auto analyst Dave Andrea U.A.W. LOCAL 36 MucP«mh workers, according to Shaiken. earlier had called GM’s attempt to WIXOM, MICHIGAN From our Membership, That decision could hurt GM in thekeep its most important plants oper­ ating through a careful distribution of MEMBERSHIP, LEADERSHIP ANDUNU Executive Board, and long run, he believes. “Their focus has "RETIREE WILL CONTINUE TO Officers: We Support The Locked- been on the stock price. Not that it isparts “a delicate balancing act.” SUPPORT THE NEWSPAPER not important, but when that “It will be an equally delicate bal­ WORKERS AND THE Out Newspaper Workers! SUNDAY JOURNAL becomes the focus, it’s easy to go downancing act on the way back up,” he A Carl Richter -Pres. Marilyn Burke Sec.- blind alleys like this one.” said. Jim Cynowa -Y. Pres. R. Waszkiewicz - Treas. JUSTICE, DIGNITY AND RESPECT Mm* V Shaiken added: “The irony is theAnd GM most likely will have trou­ UAW workers involved understandble making up the lost vehicle units what competitiveness is all about.even in the third quarter. Boilermakers Local #169 UAW LOCAL #7 vfrO Members stand in Supports the Solidarity with the Locked-Out Newspaper Workers. Sunday Journal and the UFCW members face job loss Detroit Newspaper LOCAL #7 MEMBERSHIP By Michael Betzold “Still, it’s devastating,” Lairy said. Workers. FRANK MASSEY - President Journal Staff Writer “That’s an awful lot of people who LaNITA GAINES - Financial Sec. With the closing of one of the lastwork there.” slaughterhouses in Michigan, nearlyLairy said the company has been 1,000 members of United Food and“cooperating with the union in every Commercial Workers Local 26 are way” regarding the closing. “We are actively pursuing all A n in ju r y ICME. facing a bleak future. in the public service Southfield-based meat companyavenues in negotiations,” she said. TO ONE IS Thorn Apple Valley last week gave “We’rea doing all we can to accommo­ AN INJURY IiOCAIi 1815 60-day notice for closing its freshdate our members.” pork slaughterhouse on FarnsworthThe company hasn’t said whether it TO ALL? Warren Consolidated Schools Support the Newspaper Workers in theirfight near Detroit’s Eastern Market. might find some workers jobs at its The members & officers of the for their rights to dignity and justice. ^ Thorn Apple Valley is getting outother of facilities. Transportation Communications the pork slaughter business to con­“We’re in active negotiations,” Union stand with the newspaper centrate on meat processing. ItLairy said. “Everything’s up in the workers in Detroit. intends to keep open a meat process­air.” U.A.W. LOCAL 160 ing plant on the west side of Detroit, Thorn Apple Valley’s slaughter­ MEMBERSHIP, LEADERSHIP AND where about 700 UFCW Local 26 house was the last of many remain­ I n S o l i d a r i t y ! RETIREE CHAPTER WILL members work. ing open in the Eastern Market area. CONTINUE TO SUPPORT THE NEWSPAPER WORKERS IN THEIR Local 26 president Sharon LairyA lot of packing houses have fallen Robert A. Scardelletti STRUGGLE THROUGH ACTION 1 said the closing of the slaughterhousevictim to consumers’ declining AND $$$ UNTIL IUSTICF. Ig SERVED International President doesn’t come as a complete shockappetites for red meat and to the con­ because the facility has been strug­solidation of the slaughterhouse II1/ SOLIDARITY • UNITED W E STAND gling to make ends meet. industry by larger companies. PAGE 8 JUNE 28, 1998 Co-editors:Susan Watson, Jim McFarlin Managing Editor:Emily Everett ■ill

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f there was ever any doubt thatindustry spent $35 million to hire 208 money is a politician’s best friend,lobbyists to make sure things went its a m j the recent defeat of the tobacco way. gy bill in the U.S. Senate should put During the 1995-96 season, after the What did Checks! Ithat to rest for a good long while. EvenRepublicans swept Congress in 1994, they want? though times have changed, and pub­the GOP accepted $4.9 million in so- lic opinion has largely turned againstcalled soft money from the tobacco cigarette manufacturers, Big Tobacco industry, compared to the $877,136 can still afford to buy itself out of anygiven to Democrats. trouble. Finally, just to make sure everyone This is America; money has pull justgot the message about who’s boss, the about everywhere, especially in gov­industry doled out $40 million more in \ ernm ent. April for an advertising campaign As long as this remains true — andblasting the tobacco bill and focusing don’t expect it to change anytime soonparticularly on the proposed $1.10- commentary — the tobacco industry will surviveper-pack cigarette tax. even the most severe political Power isn’t power unless you use it. firestorms and public relations fias- Make no mistake, this is one industry coes. that has a tremendous amount of mus­ Public stations Long after the cigarette controversycle-flexing experience. has faded away, there will still be a Whatever needs to be done to stay Big Tobacco, just as sure as there will afloat, the tobacco companies will do. be roaches after the human race hasAnd there’s a good chance they will should air all voices become extinct. Some things just won’tprevail. die. There are smokers all around the By Jim Hightower Now get this: Justice Anthony Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott world who love American cigarettes, Kennedy, who wrote the Supreme led the effort to sink the tobacco bill, and 600,000 Americans are employed hatever happened to Court’s anti-democratic opinion, but he can hardly be credited with thisin the tobacco industry. When one con­ the “public” part of said that to include all candidates feat all by himself. Forty-two senators siders that many of those 600,000 public broadcasting? in the public debate would “result voted against the legislation; 40 were employees have families who depend I’m not talking about in less speech, not more.” Republicans. Although 57 senatorson them, and that many of those fami­ W those “enhanced underwriting His rationale was that to include voted in favor (43 Democrats and 14 ly members vote, it becomes clearer announcements,” which really areRoss Perot, Ralph Nader and the Republicans), 60 votes were needed w hat’s going on. nothing but full-fledged commer­ rest would cause the public stations for the bill to pass. It’s one thing to abhor cigarettes or cials for the corporations doing the not to air the debates at all. But consider this: According to a to disapprove of immoral cigarette “underwriting” of our supposedly Hey, Anthony: We want the study conducted by ABC News Online,manufacturers; it’s quite another noncommercial, public radio and chance to hear them all, and since those 42 obedient senators who thing to deprive a man or woman of a TV networks. the airwaves and PBS belong to us, opposed the bill received a collective paycheck for those reasons, especially Instead, I’m talking about “pub­ make them air the debates and total of $1.4 million in campaign con­with no alternative means of support. lic” stations that have stooped so bring on all comers! tributions from the tobacco industryCombine that with ready money and low they’ve gone to court to avoid Indeed, this particular case was between 1987 and 1997. Those whothe availability of powerful U.S. sena­ their public responsibility to pre­ brought by an Arkansas public TV supported the bill, however, received tors for hire. Then remember the cock­ sent the full, hot flare of American station that staged a whopping one- just $552,694. roach. political debate. hour debate among congressional The folks who run the tobacco indus­ In May, the U.S. Supreme Court candidates in 1992 and claimed try may be devious and dishonest, but — which has become a total toady there wasn’t room for the “outsider nobody can accuse them of being 10-second editorial to the powers that be — ruled that candidates.” unprepared. This huge discrepancy in third party candidates have no Hey, PBS — how about devoting campaign contributions shows clearly First Amendment right to partici­ two hours once every two years to that preparations for war were being GM says it must become pate in congressional or presiden­ our democratic dialogue? Is that too made long ago, and cash puts pistols competitive — by moving tial campaign debates sponsored by much to ask? to shame. the public’s broadcasting outlet. There’s more. more work to Mexico where Imagine that! The public air­ Jim Hightower hosts “Live at the In 1997 alone, Big Tobacco con­ the pay is $1.05 an hour. waves are owned by We-the-People, Chat & Chew,” a populist radio pro­ tributed a record $4.5 million to polit­ Will their executives take a PBS itself was created and is fund­ gram broadcast by United ical campaigns, more than it’s ever ed by We-the-People, yet the “out­ Broadcasting Network, and is the contributed in a single year. According similar pay cut? sider” candidates of We-the-People author of “There's Nothing in the to Public Citizen, Ralph Nader’s _ can be nixed by anonymous officialsMiddle of the Road but Yellow activist organization, the tobacco of PBS. Stripes and Dead Armadillos. ” JUNE 28, 1998 PAGE 9 Festival shows power of the people’s art By Amy Rose of Detroit Summer; Pamela Smith, tories, offices, schools and hospitals.the difference that education makes. Special to the Journal John Ormanian, Jerry Borsenik,The variety of backgrounds, theIt confirmed the high value — indeed he Detroit Sunday JournalWanda Treadway, Mike Motowski,abundance of experiences and the necessity — of the educational recently featured George Lynette Meadows, all of UAW 600; range of verbal forms wove together programs our unions make available. Waldman’s photo of activistTom Smith, UAW 600 and UAW into a colorful and intricate web. The presenters showed how self- Grace Lee Boggs and a short 1981; Claudia Skutar, UAW 1981- Real-life experiences, invented nar­expression empowers and enriches Tarticle describing her reading A.A.;at the Clarice Huckstep, nursing ratives, free verse, rhymed verse, us. Self-aware, self-assured individu­ Worker-Writers Festival. I was glad home worker; Jane Schaberg and songs and talking blues gave aals make stronger families, commu­ to see this coverage. It was a signifi­ Anca Vlasopolos, both of AAUP;glimpse into the thousands andnities and unions. Who can doubt the cant event. Arlene Conyers, Metro Times; Pollythousands of workers’ lives. power of art to reinforce the labor “Telling Our Stories,” the first Opsohl, postal worker; Greg This diversity was reflected in the movement and to promote social and annual Worker-Writers Festival, was Shotwell, UAW 2151; Stephen Jones, wide degrees of writing experience.economic justice? co-sponsored by the National WritersTNG 22; Emily Norton, crisis work­ Some read from published books,M. L. Liebler wrote some months Union (UAW Local 1981) and the er; Kim Hunter, free-lance writer; others from hand-written manu­back in the Sunday Journal, D etroit YMCA W riter’s Voice. Its Bill Isbey Jr., Teamsters; Mark scripts. The spectrum of moods was“Working-class people profoundly purpose was to give a voice to work­M aurus, UAW 182; Judy Christen­ equally broad: We heard horrifyingunderstand that art is one way to ers who write but typically don’t pub­sen, UFCW 876; Jim Perkinson, accounts of workplace tragedies anddiscover the truth that is needed to lish or present in public. inner city community organizer;childhood pain. We heard compellingenrich our lives.” It was also a celebration of self- Lynne Marie Smith, HERE, and outcries against the greed and injus­ The first annual Worker-Writers expression and of self-discoveryMike Kerwin, UAW retiree, as the tice of employers. We also heard joy­Festival reinforced and celebrated achieved through art. It was some of Solidarity Singers; J. W. Embry, ful declarations of self-discovery andthat understanding. the “roses” of the “bread and roses”UAW, Solidarity House; and M. L.glad affirmations of the strength of Amy Rose is co-chair of the which unions keep flowing for theirLiebler, Local 1981 and Writers family and community. We heardSoutheast Michigan chapter of the members and communities. Voice, Tim Nagy, Mike Smith, Jim some old familiar union songs, andNational Writers Union and a mem­ Thirty writers and musicians pre­Carey, and Robert Jones as the some new ones springing from the ber of UAW Local 1981. To partici­ sented their creations about workMagic Poetry Band. Detroit newspaper workers’ strug­pate in or help plan next year’s and working life. They were Boggs, Most of them write as a sideline gles. Worker-Writers Festival, contact Sam and earn their living from jobs in fac­ The festival amply demonstratedStark, 313-926-5474. Radio coverage, chatty sports stars are turnoffs

Isn’t it about time you said some­ would not have too much leisure timefashion, individuals are relieved thing about WJR Radio, although I on their hands for nonproductiveand/or and fired, with replacements have quit listening to it. It seems that letters counterproductive activities. tasked with the same objectives. scabmaster Paul W. Smith was either Pradeep Srivastava We are a country that years ago telling his listeners to buy the News drug equation, rather than the supplyDetroit stated we would put a man on the or Free Press, or he’s had one of theside. As long as there is a demand, moon. If the same commitment was rat line-crossers on his program. there will always be somebody who‘War’ is misnomer made to the drug abuse issue, mean­ I would also like to know why, if thewould try to make some moneyIn reference to the editorial of Juneingful strides would have been made. Tigers, Lions, Red Wings and Pistonsthrough meeting that demand. By the14, “Clinton’s drug war grandiose, notInstead we heard the same rhetoric are union, they talk to scab reporterssame token, if people decide to shungrand”: From June 1971 throughyear after year! from the News and Free Press. drugs, no amount of supply will makeAugust 1984,1 was a federal narcotics Thomas Considine, current DEA Garrett N. Smith any difference. The prohibition onagent. My opinion is there is not nordirector, in the June issue of American East China, Mich. alcohol failed miserably because has there ever been a “war” on drugs. Legionnaire magazine, said it best: demand for it could not be curbed.This reference is a political term used America is barely on the battlefield ... Supply and demand The deglamorization and demoniza-by politicians for propaganda purpos­let alone engaged in a drug war. I read with interest your editorial,tion of drugs through public servicees. A war is fought 24 hours a day, The key to success is to deaden the “Clinton’s drug war grandiose, notannouncements will help reduceseven days a week, without benefit ofdemand for drugs from its user popu­ grand” (Sunday Journal, June 14).demand, I which, in turn, will automat­holidays. In a true war, all time is lostlation. When no one desires to abuse am glad President Clinton plans ically to reduce their supply. and Sundays become Mondays. A drugs,total drugs no longer have any spend $2 billion on a media campaignThere is also a need to make commitment is made to win, and goalsvalue. A pusher cannot supply the against drugs. There is a great need schools, colleges and workplaces moreand objectives are set. If the goals anddrugs, even if they’re offered free. Law to address the derqand side of challenging the and rewarding so peopleobjectives are not met in a timelyenforcement efforts, although com­ mendable, will never be able to solve b y iXo the problem alone because there’s just totm -fourbsen I -been -Fourteen vears ? - too much easy and quick money to be eartjnq_ -^.nq inin herv...bhi same- . made. coffee.,-Hyr. same burnt toast, Roger L. K ehrier ■Mie. same'egg* ovtr quecv/J Plymouth -4BQ Write us at the Journal The Detroit Sunday Journal wel­ comes letters to the editor. They must include the author’s name, address and telephone number for verification, but will be published with author’s m . name and city only. Mail to the Detroit Sunday Journal, 450 W. Fort, Detroit 48226; fax to 313-964-5554, or e-mail m m to [email protected].