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'ciRCLE AREA, WARRENSVILLE HEIGHTS, VILLAGE OF FREE IDGHLAND HILLS AND CITY OF EAST CLEVELAND Funds for school programs READ ON- WRITE ON Tuesday, January 16,2001- Friday, January 19,2001 A collaboration of cation, The National co~u­ (NCEA) and The National As­ :VoL. 21 No. 11 "COVERING THE NEWS TODAY FOR A BETTER TOMORROW" the U.S. Department of Edu- nity Education Assoc1at10n sociation of Billingual Educa­ tion (NBE) collaborating lo­ Salute to Black History Month Motown revue at Hall of Fame cally with The Ohio Depart­ ment ofEducation, The ~hio The rock and Roll was gaining momentum, Hunger Task Force (OHTF) hall of F arne and Museum Motown broke down barri­ and The East Side Organizing The life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Ameritech recently pre­ ers. It enabled people from Project (ESOP) with the By BRENDA STORY rican-American residents of the prize money among vari· sented The Sound of Young Copley News Sen.ice the city to protest by walking all walks of life to come to- Charles Stewart Mott F ounda­ ous civil rights groups. America: A Tribute to and driving instead of using In 1965, King led a gether through a musical tion as fiscal sponsor. The Jan. I 5 marks the Motown. buses.· march from Selma, Ala., to the conference is frree of charge 15th anniversary of the pr. The celebration of sound and style that was Eventually the U.S. state capital in Montgomery to to participants on Tuesday, Martin Luther King Jr. holi­ this vital and important part truly )unique and continues Supreme Court declared that demand voting reforms. Six February 20, at8:30 a.m.- 2:30 day. of America's social fabric will to influence American Alabama's state and local laws hundred people began the p.m. at 6600 Lexington Av- The first national requiring segregation on march, but after six blocks state last throughout February in popular culture," said Terry enue. celebration of the man who buses were illegal. troopers with clubs, whips and honor of !Black IHistory Stewart, President and CEO The U.S. Department had the dream that one day, In January 1963, he tear gas drove them back while Month. of the rock and Roll Hall of of Education grants ranging "little black boys and black The triblute will announced that he would go whites watching from the side· Fame and Museum. from $125,000-$500,000 will girls will be able to join hands to Brrmingharn, Ala, to fight consist of a combination of with little white boys and walks cheered. The original provide funds to individuals, segregation laws. There was educational activities and Two people were public/private, sector busi­ white girls and walk together King Jr. a court order that forbid any performances by national Miracles, The Velvelettes, killed and more than 70 were nesses, public institutions, as sisters and brothers" was demonstrations, so King and and The Contours were the injured. A court order allowed Motown recording artists. in 1986. "M.L." He lived with his par­ associations, schools, com­ others were arrested. the march to proceed, and . "At a time when first groups to appear at the This day reminds us ents, brother and sister not far When be was re­ munity organization, when they arrived in Mont­ the ci vii rights movement event. that King's fight was for the from the Ebenezer Baptist leased, King led more peace­ churches, arts and other type gomery the marchers were freedom, equality and dignity Church where his father ful demonstrations, and the cultural organizations, and greeted by 25,000 supporters of all people - and a time to preached and where one day police fought 15ack with water youth development agencies singing "We Shall Overcome" remember that his message of he would preach himself. hoses, tear gas and dogs. Tele­ who work in a meaningful col­ On Aug. 6, 1965, a voting rights change was intended to be His mom and dad ·vision news coverage of these laboration with schools to ex­ bill was passed. demonstrated in nonviolent taught their ch!ldren what events ·helped to bring about tends learning opportunities ways. would become an important ·changes because many In 1968, King went to for children and youth. He was born on Jan. part of M.L. 's life - to treat all Americans were disgusted by Memphis, Tenn., to help sani­ For information,call l 5, 1929, in Atlanta. When he people with respect. the cruel treatment of African­ tation workers who were on 429-0757. was young he was called There were several important Americans in the South. strike. He was shot and killed events in his life and here are a On Aug. 28, 1963 , the March while leaving his motel room few of them. on Washington took place on April4. He became involved with' more than 200,000 people [f you want to learn more with the civil rights. movement gathering in front of the Lin­ about Martin Luther King Jr. when Rosa Parks, an African­ coln Memorial in Washington, and more important events that American seamstress on her D.C., to continue the fight for happened in his life, there are way home from work, was ar· civil rights. lots and lots of web sites on rested Dec. 1, 1955, in Mont­ [t was a peaceful protest by the Internet. gomery, Ala., for not giving a people of all colors and ages Here are a few of them: white bus rider her :,;eat. and this is where King deliv­ - www.holidays.net/mlkl King, who was the ered his famous "I Have a - www. cviog. uga ed/projects/ pastor of a church in Mont­ Dream" speech. gainfo/mlk. htm gomery at the time, and other In 1964, he was awarded the - www.nps.gov/malu/frames/ community leaders asked Af- Nobel Peace Prize. He divided frarnes.htm History on the civil right movement By ALISON ASHTON She was arrested, m?dern civil righ!s. strug~le Kristen Holmes, and Kathy LePar of Ohio KePRO help Copley News service and the incident sparked a With exhibits detalimg maJor kick off heart Failure Awareness ffeek. boycott of the city's buses by milestones, such as the Mont­ Few events in African-Americans that lasted gomery Bus Boycott and America's modern history Woodward supports Heart awareness more th~ a year- until the U.S. Brown v. Board of Education. have been as wrenching and Representative cant differences between the Supreme Court ruled segrega- The museum also de- inspiring as the civil rights Claudette Woodward (D-09) two heart conditions. tion on transportation was un- tails the continuing struggle movement of the 1950s and and Ohio KePRO, the Medi­ Knowing the differ­ constitutional.. here in America and around the 1960s. care peer review organization ences could save lives. Alabama was world. While you're in Mem- A pilgrimage to the for Ohio, encourages every­ As many as one­ ground zero of the movement, phis, also check out the Alex sites linked to the movement one to recognize the differ­ third of heart attack victims which culminated in the march Haley Home and Mason ences between heart failure evokes the turbulent emotion from Selma to Montgomery in Temple, where King delivered never experience chest pain, of those times. and a heart attack during which can delay lifesaving di­ March 1965. his famous speech, "I've Been From small communi­ Six hundred civil to the Mountaintop." Heart Failure Awareness agnosis and treatment. ties to the nation 's capital, rights workers set out from Washington, D.C. Week, February 12-16. Many of those with these places are where people­ s·elma only to be beaten back More than 200,000 people A heart attack is also heart failure are unaware they both black and white - pro­ at the Edmund Pettus Bridge. joined the n~w-legendary known as an acute myocardial have the condition because tested, marched and, too often, infarction or AMI. King led a symbolic March on Washington in 1963 some of its most common lost their lives to forge a new "Infarction" means march across the bridge a few to demand jobs, equality and symptoms are often mistaken world where "separate, but days later, then on March 21, freedom for black citizens. tissue death due to lack of for normal signs of getting equal" would no longer be the 3,200 people set out to Mont- Gathered at the Lin­ blood. law older. of the land. gomery, sleeping in fields coin Memorial, the crowd was Heart attacks occur More than 70% of The National Park along the way. inspired by King's speech, "I when blood flow to an area of both heart attack and heart Service is an excellent place to By the time they Have a Dream." 'the heart is decreased or cut failure victims are over the age start your journey reached the state capital four The National Park off and the affected area of the of S. 6 Visit the NPS Web days later, their ranks had Service's civil rights I:OOve- heart dies. site (www,cr.nps.gov), click on swelled to 25,000. ment includes parts of the Certain individuals all Heart failure does "Explore America's Past," Today, the event is country. including those with diabetes, and Roll Hall of Fame for Black History Month celebra­ not mean that the heart sud­ scroll down to "National Reg- commemorated by the Selma· ln New England, you tion (ESDN Photo by Ray Robinson). denly stops beating and the women, the elderly, minorities, ister Travel Itineraries" and to-Montgomery National His- can visit the W.E.B. DuBois person is about to die. and those with a history of choose "Historic Places of the to ric Trail and All-American Home site in Great Barrington, Rather, heart failure heart failure or stroke are more Civil Rights Movement." Road. Mass. An interactive map usually develops gradually as prone than others to having a Little Rock, Ark. The Civil rights advocate Politics 2001 reveals that, although much of the heart muscle weakens. heart attack without chest Little Rock Central High and scholar DuBois was the the movement's activities were This in turn weakens pain. School National Historic Site first African-American to earn focused on the segregated Ohio KePRO pro~ commemorates the terrifying a Ph.D. from Harvard. In the The Hillary factor the heart and causes it to work South, other important sites are harder to keep blood flowing tects the rights ·and he'alth of ordeal of the ''Little Rock Midwest, the Malcolm X By HOWARD TAUB focused on serving the found throughout the country. throughout the body. Ohio's 1.8 million Medicare Nine." House is in Omaha, Neb., and people of New York State. (To trace an earlier chapter in Every year about 1. 5 beneficiaries. · In 1957, they were in Las Vegas, the old Moulin In early Novem­ A Clinton running the struggle for freedom, look high-schoolers who braved Rouge Hotel opened in 195 S million Americans suffer a Beneficiarie's or any­ ber, one oft he most intrigu­ for the White House in• 2004 at the "Aboard the Under­ angry white mobs (and death as the first interracial hotel in heart attack and an additional one acting on their behalf can ground Railroad" itinerary.) ing race occurred in the would be the Republican's threats) to be the first African­ that city. 200,000 people die from heart call Ohio KePRO's Medicare State ofNew York, where worst nightmare. These are just a few of the American students to attend To learn about 400 . Beneficiary Hotiine for addi­ Hillary Rodham Clinton Women's groups failure. highlights the school. Gov. Orval Faubus years of African-American his­ won the senate seat that would be flocking .to fmally Yet many people are tional information at I -800- Atlanta. No civil did all he could to prevent tory, visit the Charles H. rights trip is complete without was vacated by Daniel · put one fo their own in the unaware that there are signifi- 589-7337. their attendance, but President Wright Museum of African a visit to Atlanta, where you ' 11 Partick Moynihan. highest office in the land. Dwight D. Eisenhower sent in American History in Detroit. Do you know the difference between find the Martlli Luther King Jr. Even before the The Democratic federal paratroopers and the With 120,000 square heart failure and beartd attack? Box A and Box National Historic Site. This votes were certified, politi­ Party base would be ener­ Arkansas National Guard to feet, it's the largest facility de­ comprises the wood-frame cal operatives all over the gized and the conservative B show the warning signs of heart failure and ensure their safety. voted entirely to African­ house where King was born, country were already de­ right would be thrown off heart attack, respectively. Only continued fed­ American history and culture. his grave site, Ebenezer Bap­ claring her the front-runner balance in having to deal eral protection ensured the Exhibits and events tist Church where he preached for the Democratic nornina­ with a women nominee of a A· Heart Failure kids finished the school year. highlight art, music and litera­ B- Heart Attack and the Martin Luther l<)..ing Jr. tionin2004. major party for the first time Shortness ofbreath, par­ Memphis, Tenn. ture, withil the huge "Of the Pain that spreads to the Center for Nonviolent Social One of the first in American history. ticularly during mild ac­ Don 't miss the National Civil People" traces history from shoulders, neck and arms. Change. questions posed to Sena­ After four years of tivity Rights Museum, which people kidnapped by slave Sweating. Montgomery, Ala. tor Clinton was about the a presidency that evolved opened m 1991 after surveys traders to Mae Jemison's his­ Difficulty breathing when Short.ness of breath. Montgomery could be called potential run for the White out of virtual dead heat in revealed that the majority of toric NASA flight. lying down. Nausea or vomiting. the birthplace of the modern House. the peoples vote, the Hillary Americans have no living ' This organization Weight gain with swelling Jaw pain civil rights movement. She stated that factor would spark fireworks memory of the civil rights have information and in the legs and ankles. In 1955. it's where the thought never entered from both sides movement. intinerary suggestions for of the po­ General fatigue and weak­ Rosa Parks refused to yield her The 1O ,O OO-square­ your trip : Atlanta Convention her mind, and that she was litical spectrum. ness seat on a bus to a wh1te man. foo1 space is devoted to the and Visitors Bureau. Page2 EAST SIDEDAJLYNEWS Tuesday, January 16, 2001-Friday, January 19, 2000 ~~~ ~~=-VA=-N=-T=-1\G=-E=-P=-0~. IN=-T~~~~~~~~~=-=-U=-R=-H=-E=-A=-LT=-H=-=-~11 Pedro L. Delgado to chair department at CWRU How deaf children learn to listen and speak Pedro L. Degado, Dr. Delgado also re­ robiology and psychopharma­ (NAPS)-There is most important stage of lan­ ing children must be immersed M.D. joins the Case Western ceived an M.A. in Pharmacol­ cology of mood and anxiety great news for the three i~ ev­ guage development occurs in language. Private and pub­ Reserve University School of ogy from the Univer,si ty of disorders, depression, schizo­ ery 1,000 babies born every within the first three years of lic schools with oral deaf edu­ Medicine and University Hos­ Texas, Galveston. phrenia and other psychiatric year with severe hearing loss, life. cation curriculums provide pitals of Cleveland as chair­ His residency in conditions. the most common health Today there is an such an atmosphere for chil­ man and director of the De­ psychiatry was done at Yale His research has anomaly affecting newborns ever-increasing range of com­ dren of all ages, including in­ partment of Psychiatry. University School of Medi- been funded by the National today. Recent advances in munication and education op­ fants . He has also been ap­ cine. Institutes of Health, the De­ technology and our under­ tions for deaf and hard-of­ Working with oral pointed the Douglas Danford After completing his partment of Veterans Affairs standing oflanguage develop­ hearing children. deaf educators, parents learn Bond Professor of Psychiatry residency, he served on the and numerous foundations ment are making it possible for Parents need to techniques for using spoken by the CWRU board of trust- Yale faculty for several years. An ardent scholar, Delgado many deaf and hard-of-hear­ carefully consider each op­ language with their infants. ees. Most recently, Dr. Dr. Delgado has published 54 ing children to learn to listen tion, and make the decision In addition. to in­ Dr. Delgado received Delgado served as professor original journal articles and Psychiatry. and speak. that best suits their child's tense one-on-one instruction, his undergraduate degree of psychiatry and associate has contributed to more than Dr. Delgado plans to The earlier a hearing needs, but the key is to work older children attend small summa cum laude frorri the department head and director 30 books, reviews and other build on the existing expertise loss is detected, the easier it is with infants early and consis­ classes that teach the skills University ofHouston and his of research at the University articles. of the Department ofPsychia­ for deaf and hard-of-hearing tently to develop communica­ necessary to make oral deaf medical degree from the Uni­ of Arizona College of Medi- He serves on numer­ try by strengthening and ex­ children to learn to listen and tion skills. education work. versity of Texas, Galveston. cine. ous editorial committees, ad­ panding clinical and research talk. High-powered hear­ Eventually, many chil­ He was selected to A skilled clinician visory hoards and serves on programs aimed at the treat­ Currently, more than ing aids, cochlear implants dren are able to attend school the medical honor society Al­ and avid researcher, Dr. the Biobehavioral and Behav­ ment of mood disorders, be­ half the states in the country and 'other assistive listening alongside of their hearing pha Omega Alpha. Delgado focuses on the neu- ioral Processes study section havioral health for the men­ require hearing screening for devices allow children to ex­ peers. of the National Institutes of tally ill, and geriatric popula- all newborns, and this number · perience sound. To receive free parent Movie the Lin)colns Health. tions. continues to rise. Such devices are resources including a parent on Among his honors, New research pro­ ' Early detection, not a "cure" for deafness, but information kit called Make a More has been written about "Abraham and Mary Dr. Delgado is a diplomate of grams in neurogenetics and coupled with the appropriate with the appropriate educa­ joyful noise and the videos Abraham Lincoln than any Lincoln: A House Divided" is the American Board of Psy­ brain imaging will be devel­ early intervention strategies tion approach, deaf and hard­ Speaking for Myself and other American, yet the wife the first film to focus on their chiatry and Neurology, a mem­ oped. and education approaches, of-hearing children can be dreams Spoken here, call the who helped his rise to power marriage and airs on WVJZ/ ber of the American College His aim is for the De­ dramatically improves lan­ taught how to' notice sound, Oral Deaf Education Informa­ and then complicated his life PBS Sunday- Tuesday, Feb. of Neuro-psychopharmacol­ partment of Psychiatry to be­ guage and reading outcomes attach meaning to it, and even­ tion Office toll-free at (877) 672- once he got there remains 18-20 at 9 p.m. as a presenta­ ogy and president of the come recognized as one ofthe for deaf and hard-of-hearing tually listen and speak. 5332 (Voice) or 877-672-5889 largely unknown. tion ofAmerican Experience. American Society of Hispanic top 10 in the nation. children. To learn to listen and (TTY), or visit them online at Ohioians met with George W. Bush That's because the speak, deaf and hard-of-hear- www.oraldeafed.org. Three members of nomic expansions in the 20th said. "The expertise and in- Eddie Johnson to participate in 'Teen Summit' Governor Taft's Small Busi- century. sight these hard-working busi- Eddie Johnson, a special place in the hearts Johnson is currently ness Advisory re- The president would ness owners can provide will Cou~cil former Cleveland Browns line­ of Clevelanders for his hard involved in a fundraising cently met with President also eliminate the death tax to be of genuine value to the backer ( 1981-1990) will appear play on the field , and his work project to raise funds for a George W. Bush imd his top allow more families to expand Bush Administration as they · at MOTTEP of Cleveland's on worthy causes in North­ · young patient needing a heart economic advisers to discuss family businesses, rather than work to improve the economic Teen Summit on Friday, Feb­ east Ohio. transplant. how small businesses would having to close them because climate for new small business ruary 23, at the Cleveland Youngsters have MOTTEP is very benefit from the president's tax they can't pay the estate tax. jobs." Clinic Foundation Bunts Au­ alsways witnessed the softer proud to have Johnson partici­ plan. The death tax falls The three small busi- ditorium. side of Johnson. pate in Teen Summit. As part of his tax most heavily on small busi­ ness owners who met with Bush are: Joseph Jeffiie$ of Called "The Assas­ plan, the president would re­ nesses and family farms that St. Clairsville; Linda Hondros sin" during his playing days duce marginal tax rates to pro­ are asset rich, but cash poor. 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Porter appointed as judge Free tax return help Governor Bob Taft who resigned on Jan.l,200 I , He was then ap­ recently announced a judicial after being elected to the 8th pointed to fill an unexpired Free tax help is near Last year alone, more for individuals with children. appointment to the Cuya­ District Court of Appeals. term on the Cuyahoga County as a community center or local than 110,000 Ohioans received Vo lunteers can pre­ hoga County Court of Com­ Judge Porter's legal Court of Appeals, 8th Appel­ library for thousands of Ohio­ help at a VITA or TCE site. pare both federal and state tax mon Pleas. career began as a partner in the late District, and was elected ans this year, the Internal Rev­ " With these pro­ returns. Most volunteer sites James M . Porter former law firm of McAfee, to that position for a full six­ enue Service announced. grams, we reach put to people offer help based on need, not from Pepper Pike, was ap­ Hanning, Newcomer, Hazlett year term, serving through the The agency has with lower incomes, the eld­ income. pointed judge to the Cuya­ and Wheeler. end oflast year. trained more than 1,900 volun­ erly, people whose English VITA and TCE are hoga County Court of Com­ He became a senior Judge Porter re­ teers who are now on-site at . isn't fluent, anc;l of course the two of many lRS services mon Pleas, for a term begin­ trial partner at Squire, Sanders ceived his B.A. degree from over 600 locations statewide. physically challenged," Dixon available to make filing easier. Jones ningFeb.12,2001. & Dempsey where he was en­ John Carroll University and his The IRS sponsors said. " Our volunteers are the Several services are Judge Porter re­ gaged in civil, trial and appel­ J.D. degree from the Univer­ two volunteer programs - Vol­ heart of the program," she available 24 hours a day, in­ places Frank D. Celebrezze Jr., late practice. sity of Michigan Law SchooL unteer Income Tax Assistance continued. "Many have been cluding the IRS website at (VITA) and Tax Counseling helping for years. They en­ www.irs.gov toll-free tele­ Muny Court sets record fQr cases for the Elderly (TCE). joy the challenges of tax phone help at 1-800-829-1040, The goal for both is prepa.ration and they're dedi­ and forms by fax at 703-368- A record amount of truly remarkable when you to provide free help to indi­ cated to helping in their com­ 9694. new cases were filed in the see what goes on here," viduals who need it, but can­ munities. "We believe that Cleveland Municipal Court Judge Jones said. not obtain, professional tax IRS volunteers are making taxes easier starts with last year. Much of the in­ assistance, according to trained and tested in basic in­ offering the help people want­ The total numbers of crease was due to a signifi­ agency spokesperson Teri come tax return preparation, where and when they want it," cases filed in the year 2000 cant jump in traffic-related Dixon. including special tax credits Dixon said. carne to 192,336, a 10% in­ offenses, up 20% over last crease from 1999. year. 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Cleveland Play tra Youth Orchestra, and it includes appearances at to go after being jilted by her Into their lives The Cleveland Or- House takes audiences back also marks his second sea­ Carnegie Hall and Penn State gangster boyfriend, moves in comes a straight-laced young . chestra and The Cleveland Or­ to the Harlem Renaissance son as music director of the University in March. with Guy, her flamboyantly man from Alabama named chestra Youth Orchestra will with Pearl Cleage's Blues for Santa Fe Symphony and Cho­ Ticket prices are $13 gay costume-designing best Leland, whose traditional perform a Side-by-Side Concert m Alabama Sky_ rus. He also leads The Cleve­ -$32. 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ODUM nior citizens, and the poor to priority and urge them to sup­ Ohio is one of the Bunts Auditorium, 9500 Cl eveland 's mission is to pro­ Issues important to buy food at reduced prices, port the formation of a nation­ states the federal waiver has Euclid Avenue at 8:30a.m. - mote education and aware­ teens for healthy living (per­ President Bill Clinton provide financial aid for chil­ ally coordinated information given an opportunity to ,ex­ 2:00p.m., on Friday, February ness in the Greater Cleveland sonal hygiene, selfesteem, en­ rode to victory in the 1992 dren in low-in-come, single system so that "dead-beat plore ways to decrease the 23 African American population vironmentaVhome issues, ex­ presidential election on a plat­ parent homes and provide dads'.' can be tracked down problem of intergenerational The Summit is par­ about organ and tissue dona­ ercise, and nutrition) form that included a commit­ health car.e for these individu­ and forced to support their welfare dependency. tially under.written by The tion, transplantati on, and is- Chronic diseases, ment to "e(ld welfare as we als. own children. · It's up to the sates to diabetes, hypertension, and know it today." Too many able-bod­ In addition to getting aggressively seek creative and organ/tissue donation and With the recent ap­ ied men were livi.ng off the fathers to accept responsibil­ meaningful ways to lift people The old believe everything, the middle-aged suspect every­ transplantation in the minority proval of a federal waiver for "dole" rather than seeking a ity for their children, we must out of poverty and into eco­ -OSCAR thbrg, and the young know everything. WILDE community. states to experiment with wel­ job and working. also double our efforts to chal­ noinic independence. Participating stu­ fare reform, the stage is now Many could make in lenge and motivate young We cannot continue dents were chosen by teach­ set. a week, what they received people not to become parents to allow children who lack pa­ **WANTED** ers and counselors from the States can now be- from a monthly welfare check, before they are able to support rental skills and mature social · following high schools East gan to aggressively create in­ if they would work. them. values to raise generations of Advertising Sales Person Te-ch , Glenville, John Hay, centives to get those on pub­ A single, healthy, I believe teenage children who will have few Ideal For Retired Person Health Career Centers, Lincoln lic assistance into private-sec­ able-bodied man had no diffi­ pregnancy is another one of positive role models and val­ Who Needs Additional Income West, Martin Luther Kipg, Jr , tor jobs. 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We Make & Repair Drawers and Service Council; North "The greatest contri­ areas: not working, making it more I was once an em­ East Ohio Neighborhood bution a governor can make is That of inadequate difficult for them to fit into a ployment counselor for the Jim .3317 Prospecl Ave. Hough Health Services, Inc.; child-support enforcement Ohio Bureau of Employment (216) 391-()333 to create jobs in the private society of working people. Cleveland, Oh;o 4-4 115 U. Huron Road Hospital; S. sector." and teenage pregnancy. They also say that Services, and met many Ameri­ Total Fitness, LifeBanc; and In addition to There is no national children-ofpeople who receive cans who believe that the wel­ Musculoskeletal Transplant DR. G. WOJAI supplementing private-sector coordinated network for child­ welfare grow up without learn­ fare system is one of the worst Foundation. The World's Greatest Numerologist jobs, the program should take support enforcement. ing the importance of work. things that ever happened to YOUR LUCKY NUMBERS the necessary step of allow­ There should be I agree that welfare poor people in general and to Poems needed ing families involved in job some national network to col­ reinforces poverty from gen­ Blacks in particu!ar. -- training to retain their income lect child support when absen­ eration to generation, thus cre­ I believe that welfare -- tee fathers do not their has robbed us of our dignity 564 824 441 245 148 258 for contest without losing welfare eligibil- · fulfill ating a cycle of poverty that financial obligations. Write a poem !Uld win ity. must be broken. Continue to page 7 In many cases, moth­ the $1 ,000.00 grand prize! 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Of the group Street Sounds as a rights songs. the New England Journal of ~er the typical American diet) 412 participants, about 57% part of the Ameritech Discov­ Street Sounds has Medicine reaffirms that lowfat or the DASH diet. were women and about 57% ery Theatre Series for two per­ appeared with and alongside dairy foods, as part of the Participants also were African Americans. formances, Saturday, Feb. 24th renowned artists such as DASH (Dietary Approaches consumed one of three differ­ "We found the at 2 p.m. and Sunday, Feb. 25th Manhattan Transfer, Wynton to Stop Hypertension) diet, ent sodium levels: a "higher" DASH diet works across the at 3 p.m. Marsalis, Zapp Mama, Rob'ert may provide heart-healthy intake of 3,300 mg of sodium board for adults with elevated Street Sounds is an a Cray, Chick Corea, Ladysmith benefits per day; an "intermediate" in- blood pressure, but most sig­ cappella quintet committed to · Black Mambaza, Cassandra This second DASH , take of2,400 mg per day; or a nificantly it works for minority performing traditional, con­ Wilson, and Pete Seeger. study called DASH Sodium "lower" intake of 1, 50Q mg per populations, particularly Afri­ temporary and .original songs Louise Robinson, revealed that a diet, including day. can Americans who are at David Gordon Green his film George Wash- that embody.the rhythms, his­ Street Sound Artistic Director, at least three servings of When compared to greater risk for high blood ington at the Cleveland Institution of Art, Cinematheque on tory and influence of Mother was also a founding member lowfat dairy foods and 8 to 10 the typical A!Jterican diet, the pressure," says Harsha. "So, Febmary 23rd at 9:-15p.m. Africa on world music. of acclaimed group Sweet servings of fruits and veg­ DASH diet lowered blood adopting the DASH eating A Street Sounds Honey In The Rock. etables, that is also low in so­ pressure, regardless of the plan for that group would concert is an occasion for the Street Sounds will dium, may help reduce the risk sodium level. have a significant impact on mind and the soul, using mu­ play Saturday, Feb. 24th at 2 of high blood pressure as ef­ While the DASH diet their heart health." Washington debut at CIA sic that weaves through the p.m. and Sunday, Feb. 25th at fectively as some medications. reduced blood pressure at all The American Heart Rejected by lence. various times and experiences 3 p .m. in the Ohio Theatre. High blood pressure sodium levels, the strongest Association (AHA) recently Sundance, pased over for Likened to Harmony of African Americans. The Tickets are $1 0 and available affects 50 million Americans reduction was found in the encouraged people to take MaMa's "New Directors/New Korine for its non-professional niusic is entertaining, educa­ at the Playhouse Square Box and is one of the leading DASH Gietf'lower" sodium note of the heart-healthy ben­ Films" showcase, David Gor­ cast and anecdotal exploration tional, spiritual, and endearing Office, all Tickets.com outlets causes of heart disease and group. efits oflowfat dairy foods, don Green's debut feature has of kids' behavior, and to in a mariner that invites the au­ or online at stroke. 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Special discounts number of deaths from heart the typical American diet with guidelines recommend two to hit in Berlin and Toronto that remains an American original, California, Street Sounds are available for groups by disease. the higher sodium intake. four servings of lowfat dairy went on to be selected for the 35mm scope print! honor the voice as the first in­ contacting Group Sales at 216- In the 14-week feed­ The study partici­ products such a milk, ogurt prestigious New Your Film "The year's most fas­ strument and the breath as the 771-4444 or 800-888-9941. ing study; 412 adults (aged 22 pants included a broad range and cheese as part of a heart­ Festival, the movie focuses on cinating American indie." - J. first and last sound we make The official radio sta­ or older) were given one oftwo of adults, with and without healthy diet. a groop of black and white pre-­ H0berman, The Village Voice. as human beings. They use tion of the Ameritech Discov­ teens, living in poverty in ru­ "May be the best photo­ their voices to celebrate, up­ ery Theatre Series is WMVX Bill to protect Ohio Steel goes to Senate ral North Carolina, whose un­ graphed film of the year." - lift, inform, protest, motivate 106.5 FM. Borders Books, Mu­ Legislation intro­ recognizes we must take imme-­ ing purposes" in public im­ supervised lives of idleness Elvis MitchelL The NY Times. and honor ancestors. Their sic & Cafe'is the official book­ duced by State Senator Rob­ diate action to ensure Ohio provement projects. and horseplay are changed Contact web site, performance is a musically rich store ofthe AmeritechDiscov­ ert Hagan (D-Youngstown) to steel is used first in public It also would in­ after an unexpected act ofvio- www.georgewashingtonfihn.com tapestry ofblues, jazz, African ery Theatre Series. protect the Ohio steel indus­ building projects. I have crease the penalty for violat­ try from losing business to il­ talked to many steel workers ing the law from $1,000 to one · Discussion on issues pertaining to black community legal foreign steel was re­ and industry leaders and they and one-half the value of the cently unanimo\Jsly voted out all cite the use of cheap for­ foreign steel used. The Cleveland State in .the African American nal organizations that are Grand Master of the Most of the Senate Insurance, eign steel as the main source Senator Hagan has University Black Studies Pro- . Cuhrual Center, room 103 of committed to serving the Black Worshipful Prince Hall Grand previously . introduced this Commerce and Labor Commit- of the current problems." gram will host a roundtable the University Center Build­ community. Lodge ofOhio F. & A.M. legislation during the 122nd tee. Senate Bill II, which discussion entitled "I Am My ing, 2121 Euclid Avenue. 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Honorable writers, writing bliss of Paradise, it has put It is again with en­ many gods besides A ll a h, God, ·is that He is uncreated, Aware of everything." (Surah But it has not dimin­ down your deeds" (Surah Al­ forth two conditions: Belief thusiasm that we come to our there would have been utter eternal and all powerful It is Al-Ahzab 3340). ished the faith of Muslims Jinn 82: I 0-1 1). and the righteous Deeds. neighbors to explain. In the chaos. But Glory to Al lah, the His function to create and sus­ Being the Last Mes­ who base their faith on· the Belief in the Life after Death "And give glad tid­ . past articles we have talked Lord of the Throne (Power) tain His creation. It is He Who senger of Allah, the Message Holy Quran, which asserts: (AI-Akhirah) ings to those who believe and about the five pillars. above what they attribute." creates ·and des~roys the cre­ ofMuhammad (S) was univer­ "And who believe in Al-Akhirah means do righteous deeds, that for This time we want to (Surah Al-Ambiya' 21 :22). ation. sal. Muhammad (S) was not which has been sent down to the last day. thetn will be gardens under take things to the next step and 2. "No son di d Allah Belief in the Messengers and sent to a particular community, you (0 Muhammad), and that According to Islam, which rivers flow "(Surah Al­ talk about Belief in Islam. beget, nor is there god along t he Finality of the Messenger but to the entire mankind. which were sent down before Al-Akhirah is the Day ofJudg- Baqarah 2:25). What do Muslims with Him: (if there were many The second impor­ "And We have sent you (the Torah, the Injil and ment. Beliefin Qadr (the divine de­ believe in. gods), behold each god would tant Islamic belief is to believe you (0 Muhammad) not, but the Zabur), and they believe The life of this world cree of AUah) Faith in Islam is a have taken away what he had in a series of Messengers prior as a mercy to all worlds." (Sa­ certainly in the Hereafter." is a constant trial for mankind. Beliefin the fact that system made up of the parts created, and some would have to Muhammad (S) and to be­ rah Al-Ambiya' 21 : 107). ((Surah Al-Baqarah 2: 4). It's reward and retri­ Allah knows, sees and hears that I will explain in this article. lorded it over others! Glory to lieve that Muhammad (S) was "And We have not So the beliefthat ear­ bution will be awarded in the everything is very important. This system is what Allah! He is free from the sorts the last and the final Messen­ sent you (0 Muhammad) ex­ lier Scnptures were sent as the Al-Akhirah. When you believe brings forth the beauty of Is­ of things they attribute to ger of Allah. cept as a giver of glad tidings word .of Allah (god) is an es­ The reward in the Al­ this you give Allah what Al­ lam. Its good to have our Him." (Surah Al -Mu' mi nun We believe that all and a warner to all mankind, sential part of every Muslim's Akhirah will depend on two lah is due. neighbors back. Enjoy. 23 :91). Messengers brought one and but most of men know not." faith. things: Faith and good deeds. This type of faith Belief in the Oneness of Al­ The concept of God the same message. (SurahSaba' 34: 28). Belief in the Angels Without Faith how helps you in doing wrong.- lah{fawhid) is best explained in (Surah Al­ · "And We did not Belief in the Revealed Books ' All Muslims are sup­ will you commit good deeds. If you have faith that What does this Ikhlas): send any Messenger before Muslims are required posed to believe in Mala'ikah Good deeds are ·Allah is going to see you no mean, and why is Islam so op­ "Say (0 Muhammad) you (0 Muhammad) but We to believe in three other re­ (angels). deeds that are done for the matter what even if no human posed to the concept of more He is Allah, the One, the Self­ revealed to him that there is vealed books besides tlie Qur­ Unlike men, pleasure of Allah, (god) and can see you will not cornirnt a than one god? Sufficient Master. He begets no god but I, so worship Me an. These are Torah, Zabuf Mala'ikah (angels) are not not something done to show bad deed if you respect, love The-reason for so ve­ not, nor was He begotten And alone and none else." (Surah and Injil. bestowed the power of free­ off or please human beings. and fear Allah. hement an opposition is that there is none co-equal or com­ Al-Ambiya' 21: 25). Torah (Torah) was will. So without faith in Taking this aspect of it is a self-contradictory con­ parable unto Him." (Sarah Al­ "Nothing is said to revealed upon Musa (Moses) They carry out the Allah how can you do good Allah, a Muslim also has faith cept to believe in the multiplic­ Ikhlas 112:1 -4) you (0 Muhammad) except (A). commands of their Lord with­ deeds. that Allah has a decree for ev­ ity of gods. The Arabic word, what was said to the Messen­ Zabur (book of out question Mala' ikah (an­ . Things like charity eryone. For Islam, God is Ahad, meaning One, is not the g ers before you." (Surah Psalms) was revealed on gels) are not partners in done to show off, only will This meaning that one who has created every­ numeral one, but it refers to Fussilat 41 :43). Dawud (David) (A). Allah's work .. benefit the people or organi- Allah 'has already recorded thing. Now if there exists an­ that E ntity which has no Messengers were lnjil (bible) was re­ They are just His zation receiving the chari!)'. and already pre-destined what other god besides Him, he beginnning and no end. He has human beings. They pos­ vealed on 'Isa (Jesus) (A). slaves. is going to happen in our lives. To be a Muslim it is must be either the second one no beginning and no end. sessed all those attributes, Among these re­ They carry out the "God is the creator of essential to believe in Al­ or the third one, he cannot be There was nothing before Him. which human beings possess. vealed books, only the Qur­ commands of Allah as given everything, but whatever He Akhirah (life after death) as the first one, because if he is The God of Islam They ate and drank, made an has its original text, whereas to them. creates, He creates with Qadr well as believe in Oneness of the first one, he will not allow marnages, had wives and chil- all the other books are just They never fail in ex­ (a decree). [Qarnar, LIV: 49). Who is no other than the God God and that all the mess-en­ the second or the third one to of the Jews and the Christians, dren. · versions of those revealed ecuting the commands of Al­ When you have faith gers were sent to mankind from play the role of a god. or in other words the God of "Say, I am only a man books. lah. in this you can appreci~te Al­ Allah and Muhammad (S) was This was the reason, the entire humanity. like you~ It is revealed to me They do not pos­ Mala'ikah (angels) lah. the last of them. which was given by the Holy by inspiration that your Lord sess the original text. are always busy in praising Obviously these at­ To believe in Life af­ The only thing that Quran against the argument of tributes and ·qualities are not is One. So stand true to God, Nevertheless, it is a and glorifying Allah. alters Allah's decree is prayer. ter death means that this world those who believed in the du­ found in anybody who is a and ask for His forgiveness. part of the Islamic creed to They never tire in This is an example of will end one day and every­ ality or multiplicity of gods. created being, so no human And woe to those who joins have firm faith in these re­ glorifying the praise and ad­ the power of prayer. one will be gathered before partner with Allah." (Surah vealed books. miration of Allah. Allah. When you belie;ye in Fussilat41:6). Faith in the sense There are four well Allah, you believe that Allah Those who did the In the Quran Allah that Muslims believe that known Angels. They are: can do anything. righteous deeds will be re­ speaks of about 25 different Musa (A) was a true Messen­ Jibra'il (A) (Gabriel), Israfil · warded and those who did So you ask Allah for ger of Allah, and a book was (A), .Mika'il (A), and Izra' il (A). what you want. proP.hets. wrong will be pumshed. As Muslims we be­ given to him whose name was The duty of Jibra'il In conclusion, all To deny Al-Akhirah Torah. · (A) (Gabriel) is to convey the lieve that they were all chosen is infact the denial of Allah these aspects oflslam make up bv Allah to call humans to But it does not mean revelations of Allah to the a Muslims belief svstem. (God) I. Just like the five pil­ worship Allah and they that the Muslim should also Messengers. "And if you wonder lars these are the pillars that preached for good and against believe that the present cop­ Since, Muhammad (0 Muhammad), then won­ make faith. of Warrensville Heights, Ohio evil. Among the 25 are: ies of Torah are the exact repli­ (S) was the Last Messenger of drous is their saying: 'when we All should be ac­ Adam the ftrst human cas of the original Torah. Allah, Jibra'il (A) (Gabnel) has are dust, shall we indeed be cepted and none rejected in being, Nuh or Noah, Ibrahim Similarly Muslims not visited any other person (raised) in a new creation?' order to achieve success in or Abraham, Ismail or Ishrnae~ firmly believe that Injil was re­ with the special task of con­ They are those who disbe­ veying Allah's revelations, this life and in the hereafter. Yahya or John, Yusuf or Jo­ vealed to 'lsa, but it is not af­ lieved in their Lord' They are If you have .any seph, Lut or Lot, Dawud or necessary that the present ter completing the last and fi­ those who will have iron questions please give us a call David, Musa or Moses, Harun copies of the Bible consists of nal message i.e. the Qur-an. chains tying their hands to @ 216-231-7078 ask for or Aaron, Isa or Jesus and the original lnjil which was re­ Israfil (A) is the an­ their necks. They will be Hashim. Thank you, again. - Muhammed to name a few. vealed to 'lsa. gel who has been entrusted dwellers of the Fire to abide Qur-an explicitly de­ The reason for such with the special task ofblow­ therein." (Surah Ar-Ra'd 13:5) scribes that Muhammad (S) is skepticism is the fact that these ing the trumpet, which will The Holy Qur-an is the last Messenger of Allah, books do not contain the ex­ bring an end ofthis entire Uni­ replete with verses ·that fore­ il~ . and there will be no Messen­ act text, which was revealed to verse, and establish the Day warn the believers that only ger after him. the respective Messengers. ofResurrection. faith in Islam will not be suffi­ ~;:M · Mika'il (A) is an an­ ~- "Muhammad is not It has either been cient unless one performs for on The island nation Call detC~ils LIMITED the father of any ofyour men, lost or greatly changed. gel whose duty is to bring rain good deeds (' Arna! Salih) as This is a faQl~ which and arrange provision for the of Jamaica gets its name Rent-· to -- Own but he is the Messenger of Al- well. :from an Indian word mean­ Newly RenovRte d vast creation of Allah. 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Rian Powell top basketball scorer in area ~O),~~~~~v~~~~~~s::o~~en~ inoverti~~velandwasledby Miller Arena. Miller and Chris Mihm with 14 Benedictine High Powell's best scor­ lay-up shots rather than the his accuracy at the charity Andre Miller led the points each. School junior Rian Powell sits ing night took place last year crowd-pleasing slam dunks, stripe, Powell's point average Cavs with 25 points. The Cavs finished atop the leader board among against one of Ohio's best which draw bigger cheers, but would be in the mid-30s. On Thursday (Feb. 1) off the week in Boston with a 103-82loss . high school basketball players team- Akron Buchtel- on often miss their mark. Benedictine has the Cavs fell to the Minnesota Cleveland was led by in the Greater Cleveland area. their court . As good as Powell is compiled an outstanding Timberwolves.90-8 1 at Gund After 14 games he has It was one of those on offense, he picks up a lot record in post-season play Arena. Miller with 17points on 6-6 FG. games when everything went of points by stealing oppo­ compiled 401 points, which and has been the sectional in. nents' passes. breaks down to a 28.64 points champion every year since Lumberjacks in win streak per game scoring average. When the carnage Once he pulls down 194849. When the season was over, Powell had tallied an errant pass and begins Cleveland the game out of reach. In the 1996-97 and started Powell was in 28th place 50 points, the third highest streaking down the right lane, netminders have ,been the Friday, 2/2, W 3-2 vs. Detroit: 1997-98 seasons, the Bengals on Benedictine's all-time scor­ single-game tally in school you can count on two more spark behind a second week Detroit got the first were State champs in Division ing list with 545 points. history. points for the Bengals. of wins for the Lumberjacks. two in this contest, putting the Gatling 11 and came within a gan1e of He averaged 22.70 His best effort this Even though he can Zac Bierk (2 GP, 3 'Jacks down by ll pair of goals points in 24 games as a sopho­ season was against St. Ed­ swish in baskets !Tom three­ winning a third consecutive GA, 2- -0 and Derek Gustafson for the first time since a loss to more. w~trd when he scorched the pont range consistently, the state championship. ( 1 GP, 1 GA, l-0-0) allowed just Detroit 1121 . During last year's Di­ nets for 46 points on their hoop seems to shrink in size Rightfully the four goals in 1 80 imnutes of Darryl Laplante fi­ vision II playoffs at Madison Lakewood court. for Powell when he is at the Benedictin,e Bengals have play for the week, a GAA of1 nally got his team on the board High School, and Canton Civic Powell has scored free-throw line. earned the title: "Home of 33. at 11 :44 of the middle frame Center, he led the Bengals in 30 or more points in seven They stopped 80 of leaving the team down 2-1 af­ scoring with 125 points in five other games this season. 84 shots sent their way for a ter two periods of play. games, averaging 25 points per Most of Powell's save percentage of0.952. Pascal Dupuis tied contest. points have come on fast­ Christian Matte the game 5:27 into the third But his uncanny abil­ break drives from the right scored his league-leading 34th and NickNaumenko sealed the ity to put the ball through the side. And unlike many of his goal of the season on Sunday game with his third of the sea­ hoop this year has vaulted him high school counterparts, against Grand Rapids. son. into sixth place on who like to play to the. crowd, Spring training around the corner Most notable about It was just' tbe sec­ Mibm Benedictine's alt-time scoring Powell isn't one of them. ByHOWARDTAUB optimism that springs every that total is that it is I 0 more ond time all season that the list, with a two-year total of No showboat is he! year, a dark cloud looms on than anyone else in the IHL. Lumberjacks earned a victory Williams to defend 964 points. Powell believes in . It is hard to believe, the baseball horizon. Greg Koehier has when trailing after two periods but the annual pilgrimage to The players contract scored 24 for Cincinnati, the ofplay. , 2 Ball Crown Fitness program returns warmer climates by our boys with the owners could become next highest total in t~ league. Sunday, 2/2, W 4-l vs. Grand Matte on pace to Rapids: Natalie Williams of The 200 l Arnold ship. of sumlmer is about to begin. the single most dominating is­ is set a personal high for goals The biggest test of the Utah Starzz is back with· a Schwarzenegger F i t n e s s More than 100 m'ar­ The crack of the bat, sue of the coming season. and the beautiful sound of in a season, a mark that cur­ the week was expected when new partner- Bryon Russell of Weekend features a record tial arts masters, world cham­ The baseball players rently stands at 43 (1999 00, Grand Rapids came to town on the Utah Jazz- as she seeks to 5,000-plus competitors and pions and Olympic medalists pitchers throws "into catchers union is the most powerful of gloves is about to the Hershey AHL ). Sunday. defend her America Online 2 more than 500,000 square feet will be present. fill all organized sports unions on His 57 points also The 'Jacks were ball title, part of the festivities of space -making the world's An AAU-sanc- warm air of sunshine belt sta­ our planet. lead the teague. winless (0-3-2) in five tries this during NBA All-Star Satur­ tioned karate competition, the diums. The owners are cry­ largest fitness weekend even season. day night at MCI Center in The Tribe is about to ing that the current system is One weakness the bigger and better. Arnold World Gracie Submis­ Washington on February 10. The 13th Fitness sion Champtonships and an begin one of the more inter­ imposslbie to keep alive in it's Lumberjacks faced early in the Things did not ap­ Last year, at NBA Weekend will take place March Asian Cultural Fair will also esting springs in recent Indian present form. season was a lack of depth. pear as though they would baseball history. All-Star 2000 in Oakland, 2-4 at Veterans Memorial Au­ run concurrently with the Fit­ The players union That hasn't been the change early on, as several Williams teamed with the since­ ditoriurh and the Greater Co­ ness Weekend to raise aware­ Gone are familiar will say that this is garbage, case lately, as eight different Cleveland chances failed to faces, Manny Ramires a'nd produce anything. -ret ired Jeff Hornacek to take lumbus Convention Center. ness of cultural diversity and pointing to the $252 million players scored for Cleveland top honors in the event. More than 50,000 provide family fun. long time catcher, Sandy dollar, l 0 year deal recently in the past three games. Mike Hall of the Grif- Alomar. The rest of the people will watch competition Russian Olympians sign·ed by Texas shortstop, Team leaders Brian fms put his team up I-0 just New faces include eight-team field includes and visit 600 exhibition booths Alexei Nemov, Elena Alex Rodriquez, and the soon Bonm and Christian Matte 0:24 into the second period catcher Ed Taubensee, and Dawn Staley and David at the 400,000 square-foot Produnova and Svetlana to be signed $190 million dol­ combined for just two goals, But it was all Cleve­ two-time MVP, Juan Gonzalez. Wesley of Charlotte, Eva Arnold Fitness EXPO. Khorkina as well as Colum­ lar deal that is about to be leaving the majority of scoring land after that, as the Lumber­ Two large question Nemeovd and Trajan Langdon Anchoring the week­ bus' own Olympic gymnast signed by Yankee shortstop to less likely parties including jacks tacked on three in the marks remain as to the health of Cleveland, Sheryl Swoopes end are the Arnold Classic and Blame Wilson will make guest ·Derrick Jeter. Chris Longo (31 GP, 33--6), second period and one more and Cullion Mobly of Hous­ Ms. International professional appearances. of Charles Nagy, and Jaret A long protracted Darryl Laplante (48, 5-12-- in the third for the victory. ton, Nykesha Sales and Tracy bodybuilding competitions. Nemov won six Wright. fight is sure to ensure be- 17): Nick Naumenko (44. 3- Things won't get McGrady of Orlando, Brandy Ronnie Coleman, the reigning medals in the 2000 Olympic The warm days of tween these two sides, and 28-31) and EricCharron(45, any easier for the Lumberjacks Reed and Jason Kidd ofPhoe­ Mr. Olympia, will take on the Games. spring cnnot be too far behind. only the fans will be the los­ 8-9-1 7) Richard Park picked when they host the Orlando Despite the eternal ers. nix, RuthieBolton-Holifield and world's best as he seeks to add Khorkina won three up two tallies and Rookie Pas­ Solar Bears on Thursday.' Predrag Stojakovic of Sacra­ the Arnold Classic to his im­ medals including the gold in cal Dupuis had three for tee The 'Jacks have only Miller, Langdon at All-Star events mento, and Nikki McCray and pressive list of titles. the uneven parallel bars. only multi-goal efforts of the gained one standing point on Cavaliers guard Richard Hamilton of the home The 2000 Ms. Inter­ week. the Bears during their 6-0-0 And Produnova Andre Miller has been town Washington Wizards and national Champion Vickie Gates Last week's results: run, as Orlando has posted a won the bronze medal for the selectled to play in the Schick Mystics. will try to defend her title. Wednesday, 1/31, W 4-1 vs. 5-0-1mark. balance beam and the team Rookie Challenge. America Online 2ball, Prize money for these Kansas City: Norm Maraclehasal­ silver along with Khorkina. The sophomore played at one basket on the competitions will top more than Greg Hawgood put lowed just six goals in six Tickets for' indi­ guard scored a game-high 21 court, is a one-minute $400,000. Kansas City on the board first, vidual events are available points in last year's game as a games. ccmpetition that combines the A new addition to this beating Zac Bierk just 3. 09 into !Tom Ticketmaster, (614) 431- freshman. Wes Mason has basketball skills ofshooting, re­ year's martial arts offerings is the contest. 3600. EXPO tickets are $10.00 Second year guard been hot offensively, scoring bounding, dribbling and pass­ the Arnold Battle of Columbus Dupuis answered Trajan Langdon has been cho­ four goals and eight points in ing. with one less than three min­ sen to participate in the his past five contests. Each team consists of utes later and a second just Saturday will be just two players, who must alter­ 0:40 into the second stanza. as important for the 'Jacks as nate shot attempts from any of Bierk stopped all 16 they host the Cincinnati Cy­ seven location that are worth shots in the final two periods clones. different point values based o This is Langdon's while Richard. Park and Brian The 'Clones appear degree of difficulty. first All-Star Weekend appear- Bonin each tallied goals to put to have cooled slightly, hav­ The winning team ing won just two of their past will spilt $25,000 and the sec­ HIGH ACTION BIKES six contests. ond place team will receive THE LUMBERJILLS Daredevil stuniS and tJfdts However, they re­ $10,000. guaranteed to amaU! and entertain lET US ENTERTAIN YOU! main in second place in the The other teams will the ENTIRE FAMilY! ~dllly~iJCthe Eastern Division, three points receive $2,500 each. ~nces dallyt ~Sport TliM!I& OutOoor ahead of Orlando. snc- All-Star 2ball de­ Greg Koehler has buted as a component of All­ "WORLD-FAMOUS BOWHUNTEJr nine goals in his past ten Star Saturday at the 1998 All­ Need" vac.at~onl Jloolt a trip! CHUCK ADAMS games, including a hat trick We'll get yocA rigt!t on tr.KtC In Ql.ll' ¥. . jt Star Weekend in New York. .huge tri'M!I pillrillonl ·Hair Raising against Cleveland 1/l9. Clyde Drexler of the ~ 1\rdtBy Ellperiences" On Sunday, Cleve­ Houston Rockets and Cynthia March. 23'4 - 25"' land hosts the Manitoba Cooper of the Houston Com­ Moose, the best of the West. ets teamed up for the crown as Manitoba is 2-1-0 they defeated Karl Malone of DOUG STANGE against Cleveland this season, the Utah Jazz and Tammi Reiss Marcn 24"' & 25"' led by Brett Hauer's six points ofthe Utah Starzz. 2-4-6) in the series. Show Hours: Last season, Williams Overall, Steve Brule and Hornacek won the final, sat. 10-9; 1stSLft 10-7: 2nd51.Ml. IG-6: Mon.• Tues.. leads his squad with 42 points 'r'hu-s. & Fri. 3:30-9:30; Wed. 12-9:30 defeating Jennifer Gillom and in44games. Kidd ofPhoenix. Goaltending has For more information, been the true strength, allow­ click on the following link : "Helen, it's hard to believe my flirting with you ing 129 goals against, the low- http://www. nba com/ has become a twenty year marriage! est in the Western Division allstar2001/2Ball. 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