Carl Stokes Brigade to hold dinner Yeah! It's Stephanie's B-Day Republican Collaborative to hold party SPORTS MENU TIPS The Carl Stokes Brigade will honor Judge Carl The 4th Ward Republican Club and the East Side Character and recognize lone Biggs, Luther Smith, and Artha The I I th District Congresswoman Collaborative will hold it's annu al fall party on Friday, Sep- Woods at their second annual Appreciation and Scholarship Stephanie Tubbs Jones is soliciting support from On Marinated Onions tember 23rd at 5:30 p.m. at the BADC building, 11802 Reception to be held at the Heights Recreation everyone in her district to come out and help her Buckeye Rd. The event will honor Cleveland Municipal ShowtimeBout Is Mouthwatering Pavilion (comer Mayfield and Superior) on Sunday, Octo- celebrate her 56th Birthday on Saturday, September ber 16, at 2:00 p.m. Tickets for the reception are for $30.00 Court Judge Joan Synenberg. According to Dave Bailey, I Oth at 8:00p.m. at the Gallery at Erieview. Tickets I or a table for $300.00. Tickets must be purchased by who is the Ward leader, there will be a raffle with cash prizes September 24, for information call Averyhart, (2 16) 752- to attend the event are $56.00, $156.00, $256.00 and and gift certificates from Orban's Flowers. For information See Page 9 See Page 10 7757; Easley, (2 16) 22 1-9183; and Jones (216) 761-0550. $556.00. To purchase a ticket call (216) 751-9022. call (2 16) 496-2946.

VOL. 26 No. 23 Tuesday, August 23, 2005- Friday, August 26,2005 Daily ASTSID ISSUED FRIDAY FREE FREE SERVING: LARCHMERE-WOODLAND, SHAKER SQUARE, BUCKEYE, WOODLAND, MT. PLEASANT, LEE&AVALON,HARVARD -LEE,MILES-UNION,UNIVERSITYCIRCLEAREA, READ ON- WRITE ON WARRENSVILLE HEIGHTS, VILLAGES OF NORTH RANDALL, IDG~AND HILLS AND CITY OF EAST CLEVELAND READ ON- WRITE ON ) ,. "COVERING THE NEWS TODAY FORA BETTER TOMORROW" I Gas prices remain high Despite record gas prices the comparison. averaging more than $2.60 per gal­ Airfares are also up about lon, AAA expects no let up in travel 8 percent. Car rental rates have also . for the Labor Day holiday weekend. increased, but not by as much - AAA estimates that 34.5 about 5 percent. million will travel 50 miles "With many vacation costs or more from home this holiday, a up this holiday weekend, travelers 0.9 percent increase from the 34.2 should shop around and use dis­ million who traveled last year. counts to find the best hotel value," Approximately28.8 million said Newbacker. "And even though travelers (83 percent of all holiday gasoline will still make up a relatively travelers) expect to go by motor ve­ small part of many families' travel hicle, about even with the 2 8. 7 m iI­ expenses, it's worth taking steps to lion who drove a year ago. save on gasoline and improve fuel Another 4.0 million (12 per­ economy to soften the sting of the cent of holiday travelers) plan to highest ever summer gas prices." travel by airplane, up from the 3.9 AAA's gas saving tips for million that flew last Labor Day holi­ vacation travelers include: day. A projected 1.7 million vaca­ Drive your most fuel effi. Festival attracts Muslims tioners (5 percent) will go by train, cient vehicle that works for your trip. bus, or other mode of transporta­ Keep your car well-main­ BY GEORGE GOLDMAN games and food as well as educa­ tion, up from about 1.6 million a year tained by keeping tires properly in­ tional and cultural activities for the ago. flated and having a professional Showing the unity of Mus­ faithful and curious who attended. "Labor Day marks the end technician inspect your vehicle be­ lims in Greater Cleveland, a large The purpose of the of an eventful and surprisingly fore you go. number of Muslims recently at­ SalaamFest was for Muslims to strong summer travel season. Take the most direct route tended the first Salaam Fest at the Is­ get together in a non-religous We've seen record high gas prices, by getting directions with AAA's lamic Center on West !30th St. in manner and to illustrate that their Panna. religion is not the rigid, humor­ an early start to hurricane season, Internet Trip Tik or from public Web terror attacks in London, and con­ According to Ali Khan, less dogma often portrayed in the sites like www.AAAmaps.com. tinued weakness by the dollar, but who organized the event, there are media and the popular culture. Shop around the least ex­ Americans have traveled nonethe­ more than 40,000 Muslims in the One game played at the pensive gas by watching prices be­ less," said Brian. Cleveland area. festival was "Pin the Black Stone fore you need to fi 11-up. "Trave~ill be up slightly Khan said that the event on the Kaba," which a new ver­ Use a credit card that pays !.i this Labor Day, although the in­ was used to bring together the di­ sion of an old children's game. a rebate on gas purchases (offered crease is smaller than what we've verse culture of the different Mus­ Aside from the games Mona Jamal leaves the area after throwing the ball for the Party by AAA and others). Animal eventfor kids who attended the Islamic Cultural Festival. Muhammad witnessed the last several holidays. lims in Cleveland. there were plenty of ethnic foods Drive gently. E:xcessive Samad. who coordinated the event looks on as Jamal walks away. Both record high gas prices and the The fe stival featured and booths selling items. braking and accelerating reduces increasing number of school sys­ fuel economy, as does driving faster tems that start before Labor Day than highway speed limits. play a part in this lesser increase." The most Labor Day trav­ The forecast 0.9 percent increase for Labor Day is the small­ elers will originate in the West with 7 challenge Campbell for seat est expected rise since Memorial 8.9 million, followed by the South­ BYGEORGEGOLDMAN City Council President Frank Director James Draper. While on council, Patrnon Day 2003, when holiday travel be­ east with 8.1 million; Midwest, 6.3 Jackson, who is consdered the Draper resigned from the served as the chairman of the pow­ gan to rebound after the 9/ II attacks million; Northeast, 6.0 million; and Cleveland's Mayor Jane strongest in the pact. Safety Director's post after two erful Finance Committee. and Iraq invasion, AAA said. Great Lakes, 5.1 million. Campbell will be challenged by seven Jackson, who is a vet­ years. Michael L. Nelson, who In 2004, Labor Day travel The West is expected to candidates in the primary election on eran councilman, knows the inner Draper is also a retired po­ has never held an elected office, is increased by 2.4 percent over the produce the most holiday travelers October4. ·workings of City Hall. lice officer and he served as chief a lawyer and the president of the previous year. In 2003, the rate of by auto, truck or FV, with 7.2 million, With seven candidates chal­ Another asset of public defender. I 00 Black Men. The group is a fel­ increase was 1.8 percent, AAA said. followed by the Southeast with 6.7 lenging Campbell for mayor, it shows Jackson 's is fighting for the poor. Giving up a safe seat as a lowship organization and mentor­ Holiday auto travelers will million; the Midwest with 5.5 million; her vulnerbility as a politician. Jackson is responsible Cleveland Municipal judge, Robert ing group for youths. fmd gas prices nationwide currently the Northeast with 4.9 million; and During her three and a half for rebuilding athe Arbor Park Triozzi decided to become a candi­ Nelson has worked with averaging $2.60 for a gallon ofself­ the Great Lakes with 4.5 million. years as mayor, she claims that she is Plaza in his Ward at East 40th date for mayor. . other political campaigns and he is serve regular gasoline- up 29 cents The West is also expected responsible for improving the citiy's Street and Community ollege Triozzi will emphasize im· well connected in the city. from a month ago and about 73 to produce the largest number of air finances and a climate for develop­ Aveneue. proving education in the city and Anthony Brown's con­ cents higher than a year ago. travelers with 1.5 million, followed ment. He was able to bring creating jobs for its residents. nection to city government was In Northeast Ohio g_as by the Southeast at 1.2 million; the One of the challengers is Dave's Supermarket to the plaza David Lynch is a former working as an internal auditor prior prices are also averaging $2.60 per Northeast and Great Lakes at as an anchor store. mayor of Euclid who lacks a large to being laid off in 2003. gallon. 500,000 each; and the Midwest at Prepare for hurricane The plaza has improved Cleveland base. He has been a resi­ Brown ran for mayor in AAA's Leisure Travel In­ 300,000. As the remnants of Hurricane the quality of lite for residents in dent of the city since December. 1997 and received about 1% of the dex shows other vacation costs up Research for holiday travel Katrina begin to move into the state, the Ward with a varitey of stores. Another challenger is Bill vote. from Labor Day 2004. is based on a national telephone bringing the potential of severe Campbell is also being Patroon, who is a former councilman. He has been campaigning Hotel rates have increased, survey of 1,300 adults by the Travel storms, heavy rains and high winds, challenged by her former Safety He lost his council seat in 200 I. averaging 8 percent higher for Industry Association of America, for more than a year for the seat. the Ohio Emergency Management AAA-Rated Three Diamond hotels which conducts special research for Agency reminds everyone that being for the 20 top destinations used in AAA. prepared and staying alert means Kenneth Blackwell pledges no new taxes safety for your family, neighbors and Americans for Tax Re­ President George W. Bush are also ery candidate running for office, in r Gasoline prices reaches high in area' co-workers. form recently applauded the pro­ signers of the Taxpayer Protection the hopes that more elected officials Prices at the Northeast the second week in a row. "[ want to remind every taxpayer platform ofOhio Secre­ Pledge. will dedicate themselves to taxpay­ Ohio gas pumps remain at an aver­ The approach of the La­ household and business to use this tary ofState J. Kenneth Blackwell, "J. Kenneth Blackwell is ers, rather than tax-and-spending." age of $2.63 per gallon today for bor Day Holiday weekend will time to ready your disaster prepared­ who is running for the office of one of numerous lawmakers and ATR offers the Taxpayer self-serve regular for the second most likely create a marginal in­ ness its, to check the batteries in your governor of his state. candidates at the state and federal Protection Pledge to all candidates week in a row, according to the lo­ crease in demand for fuel. weather alert radios and to have a di­ As Secretary of State, levels who have committed them­ seeking office at the state and fed­ cal Fuel Gauge survey conducted Many school districts saster plan which specific where to Blackw"ell has also been a signer selves to principles of limited gov­ eral levels, and also to sitting in­ by AAA. begin their fall term in August mak­ seek shelter from the storms" said Ohio of the Taxpayer Protection ernment," said Grover Norquist, cumbents. Area motorists are paying ing travel over the holiday not as Emergency Management Agency, Ex­ Pledge. president of ATR. "I applaud Mr. To obtain a copy of the 82 cents more than last year at this heavy as it was in decades past. ecutive Director Nancy Dragani. Blackwell demonstrated Blackwell for his ongoing commit­ Pledge, or to learn more about it, time when the average price for self­ "AAA travelers can visit Flooding is the most common his ongoing dedication to the tax­ ment to all taxpayers of Ohio. I ex­ please visit www.atr.org or call Paul serve regular was $1.81 per gallon. www.aaa.com/fuelfinder to find and widespread of all natural disas­ payers of Ohio by signing the tend the invitation to sign the Pledge Prosoki or Sandra Fabry at (202) 785- Ohio's statewide average nearby fuel prices, estimate gaso­ ters to impact Ohio. Taxpayer Protection Pledge on to every sitting incumbent and ev- 0266. increased 14 cents to $2.57 per gal­ line costs for driving trips using Although flooding can occur July 21st. lon, 6 cents under the price in AAA's Fuel Cost Calculator and in any of Ohio's 88 counties, commu­ By signing the pledge Memorial to be held for 'Lucky' Magdalia Roulette Northeast Ohio. also find gas-saving tips," said nities particularly at risk are thos lo­ for the office of governor, he com­ BY GEORGE GOLDMAN on Friday, August 26th. Nationwide, the average Brian Newbacher, director of pub­ mits "to oppose and vetc any and Her death was ruled a price of self-serve unleaded gaso­ lic affairs for AAA in Northeast cated in low-lying areas. The family of "Lucky" homicide and detectives are seek­ line remains at $2.60 per gallon for Ohio. Never attempt to drive all efforts to increase taxes." through flood waters. As oftoday's date, more Magdalia Roulette are planning a ing information and urging the AAA Fuel Gauge Gasoline Price Survey Cars can easi.ly be swept than 1270 state legislators have Memorial Service to be held for her public to call (216) 623-5723. Northeast Ohio Average for Self-Service Gasoline away in just two feet of moving water. signed the pledge. on Friday, September 9th. For time Roulette's mother, Six governors, five lieu­ and location call (216) 221-3733. Evelyn Corney Roulette preceded Regular Mid-Grade Premium Do not allow children to play tenant governors, two attorneys Roulette, 33, was found beaten on her in death and she is survived Today (8-2~5) $2.63 $2.73 $2.83 in flood waters. August 9th on railroad tracks off by her father, Theodore; brothers, Last Week (8-1~5) $2.63 $2.73 $2.84 The best response to any general, three secretaries ofsta te, E. 79th st. near Holton Avenue. Theodore Ill, Ali, Raymond and Last Year (8-27-{)4) $1.81 $1.91 $2.01 signs of flooding is to evacuate to two treasurers, 221 U.S. represen­ Artemous; and a sister, Samantha. ' higher ground: tatives, 46 U.S. senators, and As a result of the beating, she died .•. Page2 EAST SIDE DAILY NEWS Thesday, August 23, 2005-Friday, August 26, 2005

Shafran Hawkins makes impression on residents in Ward 10 Common misconceptions about heart disease Shafron Hawkins re­ Hawkins to earn his M.B .A. is the director of the Sheperd's (NAPS)-Nearly one people may suffer from high but that's just because 10m cently announced his candi­ from Columbia Business Haven Youth Prep Center with in three Americans has high blood pressure for years with­ nervous. dacy for Cleveland City Coun­ School as a Credit Suisse First sites in Ward lO and Rich­ blood pressureNand 30 per­ out knowing it. Some people may ex­ cil in the I Oth Ward and filed Fellow one of only two mond Heights. cent of those affected, don't This is why it is of­ perience what's called "white­ petitions to appear on the selected that year Hawkins The primary election know it. ten called a "silent killer." coat hypertension" when October 4th ballot. later co-founded the Hawkins is scheduled for October 4th High blood pressure This is one of many they're at the doctor's office. Traveling the lOth Capital Group, an Investment and the general election is No­ is defined as l40/900mm Hg, misconceptions that can re­ This means their Ward extensively, Hawkins Banking and Mergers and Ac­ vember 8th. but optimal blood pressure is sult in people not seeking out blood pressure is elevated tem­ continues to go door to speak quisition Advisory firm serv­ "Change starts with lower than 120/80mm Hg. or receiving the medical atten­ porarily due to nervousness. with members of the commu­ ing small, publicly traded com­ each of us. Get out and make If left uncontrolled, tion they need to control their Even though there are nity he hopes to serve. panies. After a successful ca­ Ward lO a better place. Get high blood pressure can lead high blood pressure. factors that can affect your Hawkins is running reer on Wall Street, and given out and vote," Hawkins said. to stroke, heart attack, heart · Here are some other blood pressure, you should on a platform of a safer com­ the economic state of the city The filing deadline failure or kidney failure. common excuses: never ignore several readings munity, economic develop­ generally, and the lOth Ward for council candidates was A common miscon­ I don't nee~ to have that indicate you may have ment and greater family in­ Hawkins specifically, he knew the time August 25th and the follow­ ception is high blood pressure my high blood pressure high blood pressure. volvement in the community. place to run a business, raise a was right to come back to ing people have filed their pe­ has symptoms such as ner­ checked until I reach middle These days every­ The incumbent family, live, work and pursue Cleveland. titions for Ward lO council vousness, heavy sweating or age. one has high blood pressure. councilman in Roosevelt happiness. Together, starting "It is time to serve the seat: Terry Barnes, Roosevelt difficulty sleeping. It's a good idea to High blood pressure is a medi­ Coats. with the 1Oth Ward, we will people and community that laid Coats*, Freddie Moore, The reality is high start having your blood pres­ cal condition, not just another "I want to give back make Cleveland the business the foundations for the person Jocelyn Smith-lngram, and blood pressure has no signs sure checked at an early age term for "stress." to the neighborhood that has and cultural center it once that I am today," Hawkins said. Michael Troy Watson. or symptoms. As a result many an even children as young as That's why it's so im­ given me so much," said was." Hawkins' roots in the Dr. Patricia Dennis hired at Zoo 6 can have high blood pres- portant to have your blood Hawkins at a brief stop on his After graduating community are deep. He is a sure. pressure checked. Sate University College of Vet­ daily outreach to members in from The Ohio State University lifelong member of the Good Dr. Patricia M. Dennis When kids reach the People with uncon­ Ward 10. "I want this Ward with a degree in economics, Sheperd Baptist Church in was recently hired by Cleveland erinary Medicine's Department of teen years, they should cer­ trolled high blood pressure are Veterinary Preventive Medicine. and the entire city of Cleve­ Hawkins started on a career in Ward lO, where his father Eddie Metroparks Zoo as a veterinary tainly have their pressure three times more likely to de­ epidemiologist, a new position in ThemissionoftheEpi­ land to know that a new brand finance in . He L. Hawkins has served as pas­ checked. velop coronary heart disease the Conservation and Science Zoo Program is to: 1) assess the of leadership wants to take the worked forTD Waterhouse and tor for the last 43 years. I took my high blood and six times more likely to de­ program at the Zoo. health, diseases and environment reigns of government and re­ later Donaldson, Lufkin, and His brother, Sam pressure medication for a velop congestive heart failure. Dr. Dennis will be re­ of captive and free-living wildlife turn the power of this govern­ Jenrette (now Credit Suisse Hawkins is the manager of the while, but I'm feeling much Also, high blood sponsible for directing and over­ populations; 2) improve and ment to them, the citizenry. I First Boston). Five Points branch of National better now. pressure is the number one pledge to work tirelessly to After three years, seeing the Epi-Zoo Program, a monitor the health and well~being High blood pressure modifiable risk factor for stroke. City Bank in Ward l 0, and his new three-year epidemiology of these populations, and 3) pro­ make my community the best Credit Suisse sponsored sister, Aundria Hawkins Ford is a lifelong disease. It can be Find out about these partnership between Cleveland vide research, education and out­ controlled but not cured. If and other comRlon miscon­ Activities to celebrate 'Disability Month' Metro parks Zoo and The Ohio· reach opportunities in wildlife. your doctor has prescribed ceptions, and get answers to 9320 Woodland Avenue OFAce & PLANT medication for you, take it ex­ your high blood pressure ques­ October is National tities and businesses and ven­ very successful with more than CLEVELAND,0HI044104 (216) 231-6115 actly as prescribed for as long tions, at the American Heart Disability Employment Aware­ dors are invited to showcase 20 exhibitors and a panel pre­ FAX: 231-6117 as the doctor tells you to take Association High Blood Pres­ it. sure information center. ness Month, an annual obser­ their products, share agency/ sentation. PAINT & VARNISH CO. vance that dates back to 1945. company information, and dis­ This year SIL is ex­ ~ Decreasing dosage It offers Web tools MANUFACTURERS OF To kick off National tribute materials to the general cited to announce that the U.S. i lQ or not taking the medication people can use to help reduce RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL is dangerous. their risk of heart attack and Disability Employment Aware­ public. Equal Employment Opportu­ & INDUSTRIAL COATINGS ness Month, Services for In­ The registration fee nity Commission, Cleveland My blood pressure stroke. Visit american dependent Living Inc., (SIL), includes a covered table and District Office, and the Ohio Open To The Public is high at the doctorOs office, heart.org/hbp. a nonprofit agency that offers two chairs. 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Editor's Note: This article is (polytheism). theism? blaming Allah and cursing Allah A: There are two cat­ 9. He who believes that Q: Who are the leaders in two parts. 'Ib~ ~part two. Q: What is polythe- A: The Jesser polythe­ for putting you in that situation. egories of hypocrisy: some people are exempted from ofTaghut? ism. ism is Ar-Riya, that means the Q: What are the types I. Hypocrisy in Belief. abiding by the creators rules. A: They are: By HASHIM A. KHALIQ A: It means to believe acts of worship done to gain of Kufr (disbelief)? 2. Hypocrisy in deeds 10. Turning away from I. Satan, may Allah that there is one who shares AI- praise or fame rather than to A: There arc two and actions. the religion of Allah after accept­ curse him. Jab in His acts i.e. ascribing part- please Allah, this type of poly­ types of Kufr: Q: What is the hypoc­ ing it. 2. Anyone who is wor­ Hello neighbor. ners or setting up rivals to Allah theism, however, does not cast I. The major Kufr risy of Belief? Q: What are the three shipped with his consent. Below I have written in His rights. the person commiting it out of which cast its people out of Is­ A: Hypocrisy in Be­ fundamentals that every Muslim 3. A person who calls questions and the answers. Q: What are the types the fold of Islam. lam. lief is of six types: must learn? the people to be worshipped in­ These are some basic of polytheism? Q: What is inconspicu- 2. The lessor or minor I. Denial of the Mes- A: The three funda­ stead of Allah. questions a person might ask a A: There are three ous polytheism? Kufr which does not cast the one senger. mentals are: 4. A person who Muslim. I want to put this fonh types of polytheism: A: The inconspicuous who commits it out of Islam. It is 2. Denial of the thing I. Knowing Your Rabb claims the knowledge of Ghaib to shed some more light on the I. The greater polythe- polytheism implies being dissat- Kufr of ungratefulness. with which the Messenger is sent. (the Lord, the Creator, the (unseen, hidden, invisible, absent, way of life called Islam. ism (Shirk Akbar). \sfied with the conditions or- Q: What are the types 3. Hating the Messen- Sustainer, and the One in Whose etc). Q: What is Tauhid-ai­ . 2. The lesser polythe- dained by Allah. of major Kufr? ' ger. Hand is the disposal of all affairs). I. The ruler who rules Asma was-Sifat? ism (Shirk Asghar). Q: What is the proof A: There are five types 4. Hating the thing with 2. Knowning your reli­ by Jaws other than the law sent A: It is an affirmation 3. The inconspicuous of the inconspicuous polytheism? of major Kufr: which the Messenger is sent. gion (Islam). down by Allah. of all the Divien Names and At­ polytheism (Shirk Khafi). A: The proof of the I. The Jufr of denial. 5. Rejoicing at the dis­ 3. Knowing your I'm sure this informa­ tributes of Allah in a manner that Q: What is greater above Shirk is the saying of the 2. The Kufr of arro- grace oflslam. Prophet Muhammad. tion sparks more questions from suits His Majesty, as mentioned polytheism? Prophet "The inconspicuous gance associated with recognition 6. Disliking the preva- Q: What is Taghut? the reader. So I plan to expound in the Qur'an and the Sunnah. A~ The greater poly- . polytheism is more hidden among of the tnJth. lence. A: Everything that is on many of these answers in my Q: How would you theism is to devote any form of this nation than tJ:te track of a 3. The Kufr of doubt. Q: What is the hypoc­ · worshipped or folJowed or obeyed next few articles. Like always, describe lbadah (Worship}? wo!'5hip to other than Allah, AI- black ant over a black stone on a 4. The Kufr of disre- risy in deeds and actions/ other than Allah is Tagliut. stay tuned. If you have burning A: It is a comprehen­ lah will neverforgiveonewhodies dark night" (Musnad Ahmad) gard. A: The hypocrisy in Q: How many Taghuts questions give us a call or drop us sive word comprising deeds and upon Shirk, nor accept his good Basically your not pleased with 5. The Kufr of hypoc- deeds and actions is of five types: are there and who are their lead- an e-mail. Thanks again for the words that Allah loves and is deeds, and he would be cast out the hand that Allah dealt you and risy. I. When he speaks, he ers? positive responses, we Jove to talk pleased with whether manifested from the folds of Islam. you act accordingly by not try- Q: What are the cat­ lies. A: They are many but and help out our neighbors with or bidden. Q: What are the types ing to change your condition but egories of hypocrisy? 2. When he promises, their leaders are five: information on Islam. Q: What are the condi­ of greater polytheism? he breaks it tions of lbadah (Worship): A: There arc four 3. When he is en­ l. 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Would it make sense tax dollars for use elsewhere. charitable income tax deduc­ Since the drivers are attaching yellow or ize the mind-set he put the However, Americans country in when he told us to for me to plan my charitable Q: A charity I regu­ tion for the amount of the re­ testementary lead trust is ac­ red, white and blue "Remember should and would be willing to return to our normal lives af­ do more and I suggest we do giving? larly support has asked me to mainder interest intended for tually created when you die, the Troops" magnetic ribbons to the back of their vehicles to ter 9111. more to conserve energy to A: Few families have consider making a planned gift. charity in the year you make an estate tax deduction is offer support of our troops While our sons and reduce reliance on Middle East enough wealth to create foun­ What is that? the donation. taken for the value of the gift fighting in the Middle East. daughters are dying in war, oil. dations that endow libraries or A: A planned gift If you contribute to at the time of your death. Although this is a living a normal life is an im­ Further, six in I 0 university chairs, but you do usually is a gift of property a CRT in 2005, you get a de­ Estate planners of­ nice sentiment, it is, unfortu­ possible task and also sup­ Americans say they are willing not need huge wealth to im­ (either cash, stocks, or real duction in 2005 for the value ten use a testementary lead nately, the only thing that most ports the war effort too. to voluinteer for U.S. homeland pact people's lives. property) that is given to the of the remainder interest fig­ trust to reduce or eliminate the Americans are doing to con­ That mind-set not security efforts, including civil­ A plan for charitable charitable organization after ured according to a Treasury estate tax. tribute to the war efforts. only asks us to ignore the re­ defense planning, training and giving can help you make the you die. Department formula. Since these gift plan­ President Bush said alities of today 's world, it also drilling in their communities, most of your contributions. In order to make a If the deduction is ning tools are rather compli­ in so many words that this underestimates the public's according to a survey jY the Q: What, exactly, planned gift, you would direct larger than you can use in the cated, you would be wise to needed to change in a speech ability to understand. Council on Excellence in Gov­ does charitable planning in­ the donation to be made year you make the gift, then consult an at~9rney, financial he gave recently at Camp At present, little is ernment. volve? through your will or trust. you can carry it forward for advisor or accountant for ad­ Pendleton. being explained to the public, This war against ter­ A: Planning your Q: The person from five years or until it is used vice. "The time of war is a all we know is our kids are dy­ rorism is something new, and charitable gifts generally the charity also talked about a up. Law You Can Use is time of sacrifice, especially for ing and the only mandatory the public needs guidance in means finding lawful ways to gift annuity, charitable remain­ Like a gift annuity, a weekly consumer legal in­ our military families," he said responsibility of citizens, as al­ how to act, if you want them provide money for charitable der trust and a testamentary you also get a return from the formation column provided at Camp Pendleton in Califor­ ways, is to pay taxes, and even to act at all. organi ztions that you would lead trust. charitable remainder trust, and by the Ohio State Bar Ass·o­ nia. "I urge every American to that has been reduced during In most parts of the otherwise pay in taxes. What are these? you as the trust maker and do­ ciation (OSBA). find some way to thank our mili­ the past four years. country, the war only pen­ I read all the avail­ etrates a community's con­ Q: How does it A: Let's start with a nor can arrange for the pay­ This article was pre­ tary and to help out the mili­ tary family down the street" able news papers and maga­ sciousness when a native son work? gift annuity. out to go to you and your pared by attorney Jeffrey Bush portrayed him­ zines and also the Internet in or daughter's death is re­ A: By using chari­ In return for your spouse or anyone you name. Dundon, partner in the Day­ self as a war president during order to know and understand ported. table income tax tools and es­ gift, the charity promises to Also, you can set ton firm of Dundon & the campaign, but he must do the current news, in order to Thus far, more than tate tax tools, you can control pay to you (and your spouse, your own payout rate - as long Huddleston LLP. more to make the country feel write an informative article to 1,300 soldiers have died in Iraq how to spend some of the or anyone you name) a regu­ as it does not exceed 50 per­ For information like a country at war. keep my readers aware of and thousands more have money (also known as "social lar annuity payment, usually cent and at least I 0 percent of about a variety of legal top­ He must ask its citi­ what's going on around them, been seriously wounded, yet capital") this is withheld from at a rate set by the Council on the assets will go to the char­ ics, visit the OSBA's Web site zens to re-examine and broaden and I am committed to accu­ at home it does not seem like your paycheck for income or Gift Annuities, as long as both ity when the trust ends (usu­ at www.ohiobar.org. its responsibilities as citizens racy. wartime. estate tax purposes. of you live. Most charities will ally at the end of the life of the Articles appearing to more fully support the troops During the last elec­ Before the election. it The tax code actually not negotiate rates. trustmaker and any other in this column are intended to and bolster the war against ter- tion to vote, that's awful, and may have been understand­ encourages people to direct Charitable remainder named income beneficiary). provide broad, general infor­ rorism. I don 't like it. Currently, al­ able politically for the Bush their "social capital" to the trusts (CRTs) are set up as A testamentary lead mation about the law. Though U.S. military most the entire burden of post administration to play down charities they favor because it "charitable entities." trust pays an annuity, after Before applying this forces are on battlefields in the 9/11 sacrifices is been borne the impact and cost of the war is a more efficient way to sup­ Like other charitable you die, to your designated information to a specific legal Middle East (over 1300 have by the few - the arroed forces domestically. port the social infrastructure. entities (e.g., the American charity for a certain number of problem, readers are urged to been killed), Americans here at and their families - while the Now, as a new term If the government Cancer Society), a CRT does years. seek the advice of a licensed home are not supporting our rest of us take on almost none. begins. there is no excuse not can encourage individuals to not have to pay income tax. After that time, the attorney. troops in a real way. There are individu­ be more direct with the public Bush must let the als and private groups orga­ about the sacrifice the rest of public know in details what the nizing efforts to support the the country needs to make. war in Iraq and Afghanistan troops in a variety of ways. A nation cannot fight Bob Taft list for European mission against terrorism is all about and A Defense Depart­ a war, halfway on the battle­ Governor Bob Taft "Ohio's newly re­ government officials to iden­ also serves as director of the why our kids are dying; and ment Web site has a list of op­ field, and it cannot do so on portunities for Americans to recently announced the itiner­ formed tax code gives us a tify investment opportunities, Ohio Department of Develop­ please don't give us that bull the home front, either. get involved, The proliferation of ary of the nine-day business powerful advantage to more promote Ohio exports, encour­ ment, which coordinates the about 911 I and Saddam Hussein's weapons of mass mmm .de fen se! ink . mill magnetic ribbons on mission he will lead from Oc­ effectively market Ohio as a age research collaborations missions. destruction. releaw es/ 2 0 02 / America's roads is a wonder­ tober 12 - October 21. great place to do business," and and build cultural ex­ Interested compa­ The war is not about b 12122002_bt632_02html. ful symbol of support for the Equipped with newly Taft said. 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~ G~. ~g~,,~- Ricky Hatton wins an eye opener Tuesday, August 23, 2005-Friday, August 26, 2005-Page 9 Glenville, St. Ignatius in Charity Game By JIM AMATO Glenville beat Mentor 32-0 and St. Ignatius beat Washington, Up to this point I had taken Ricky Hatton seriously. I may hve to re-think D.C. Friendship Edison 58-6 in their respective season openers last that. Oliviera is a very good fighter, not great but very good. Hatton should have beat week in tune-ups for their appearances on Saturday, September 3, in the him and he did. 1 think it was the way that he beat Oliviera that opened some eyes, renewal of the Charity Game at Byers Field in (Division ll State Cham­ mine included. Regardless ofTszyu's impressive win over Sharmba Mitchell, Kostya pion) Byers Field is off of Ridge Road behind Parmatown Mall. Glen­ is ready to be taken. Arturo Gatti is my favorite fighter active today but I don't think that he will beat Tszyu if they meet. I feell the top guy to beat Tsyzu at 140 is Floyd ville will play Columbus Brookhaven at I p.m. and St. Ignatius will play Mayweather Jr. Speed kills and I think Floyd will be too fast for the aging Tszyu. Enter The McCormick Tribune Foundation have started a campaign Youngstown Boardman at 7p.m. Glenville has made the state football Hatton. Styles make fights and a Tszyu-Hatton match up would be a war! At this stage to raise money for victims of Hurricane Katrina, to donate call 1-800- playoffs the last two years and St. Ignatius is a perennial football pow­ of and vigor should help him wear down the old lion and emerge victorious. As for 508-2848 or mail a check to McCormick Tribune Foundation, 435 N. erhouse with nine state championships. Tickets are available at the gate Mayweather - vs - Hatton. Well that's a story for another day. Michigan Ave., Suite 90, , IL 60611. and will be good for all day admission. Browns prepare for the Bengals By KARL BRYANT A surprise among the cuts was Tribe in race for Wild Card LB Brant Boyer. Crennel explained Mon­ The Browns recently took one day that he thought that Boyer would do Bay could be had, but they only went the Indians had their way with Jeremy Ben Broussard hit his 14th on the chin against the Carolina Panthers. better in another defensive alignment in­ 3-4 vs. the Devil Rays, a last place team Sonderman, after Scott Elarton had put a HR in the 10-8 slugfest, as Tribe re­ By the way, I thought that the stead of the 3-4 that the Browns would be that has recently taken on the role of a Tiger in Detroit's tank. lievers held the Tigers to I run over the NFL said that Fridays were supposed using, and believed he would catch on with spoiler, having just knocked the Los Elarton, whose last win was final6 innings. Casey Blake, who, along to be so sacrosanct. Well, then why in another team. Punter Derrick Frost was Angeles Angels of Anaheim (I know, it against the Yankees nearly a month ago, with Belliard, Broussllfd, and Boone, the name oflegendary high school, col­ another veteran waived. borders on nauseating, but that's what gave up seven runs fro the second straight make up the 4 "Bs" 'fl. the bottom of lege, and founding Browns Coach Paul Crennel said that Kyle they call themselves.) out of 1st Place start. Fortunately, the Indians, behind 5- the Tribe batting order, said, "We know Brown, were the pros playing down at Richardson has been much more consis­ in a weekend sweep. ' 0 before they even came to bat, immedi­ we can score and we feel that we're in the Lakefront on Friday night, compet­ tent in camp and games (although he got The Tribe is in the thick of ately got 6 in their half of the I st to bring every game. The fact that the team ing for fans against local scholastic squads off a 24-yardertheotherday). Some boom­ the Wild Card Race and have even a roaring "Standing 0" from the fans. It (batting) has come around gives us in a hotbed of football like Northeast ing kicks in practice probably tipped the By KARL BRYANT started to close the gap on the division­ almost looked like Sonderman, who had loads of confidence." Ohio? scales in his favor. leading Chicago White Sox, who looked been the Tiger's best starter, was pitch­ In response to a question The NFL makes up the sched­ Now that Training camp has The Cleveland Indians, like they had an insurmountable advan­ ing batting practice. about the Wild Card, he said, "Who ule, but, come on, the team has got to be closed and the throng of fans aren't at the over the last month, have been the tage a mo.nth ago. Unfortunately, the That, coupled with the fact that says we can't catch the White Sox. allowed some input when they get that practice facility, Dilfer has been trying to winningest team in baseball. They Yankees have had almost as good a Tiger fielders were tossing the ball all over We're playing great ball now. We play list I'm sure the Panthers would have keep things in a workday perspective. have lived up to this reporter's pre­ record in August, and Oakland has been the park, including three overthrows on them six times yet. We certainly have been amenable to make a change in dates, Whenever someone does well in diction that they would have a great only a few wins off the pace. one play (although a generous Official a chance." The stretch drive will be given several months' notice. practice or in an exhibition game, Dilfer August, being able to handle the likes LA or Oakland will win the Scorer only credited them with two er­ tougher for the Tribe, as in September, At any rate, through the mar­ said, "I tell him, 'Don't let it go to your of KC, Toronto, and Detroit. West, and the runner-up will be a stem rors for the game), let the Tribe put up a they play 23 games against teams in vels of modem ingenuity (and Channels head. We got a long way to go yet." rt also looked like Tampa challenge for the Wild Card. Monday, 10-spot on the scoreboard. their division, including six each against 19/43 doing a Browns Replay), football Kent State's Josh Cribbs, who the Twins and White Sox. The A's and purists were able to catch the Browns has excelled as a kick returner in pre-sea­ Juan McPherson loses weight to win fight the pesky Devil Ray's also face them 3 exhibition a day after the fact. son, should take some of the weight off of times each. Akron's Charlie Frye had an­ Dennis Northcutt, who may be able to By KARL BRYANT him so that he wasn't able to get medi­ against Corey Gregory in the Even though the Tribe is bat­ other decent game, but on Monday, focus on being an essential part of the cal clearance to appear in his next fight. division. Zake Page went the distance tling it out for a Playoff spot, it seems Coach Romeo Crennel said he isn't ready Browns receiving corps. Commenting on The much-anticipated pro A subsequent protracted le­ against Anthony Williams in a six rounder. that they have not yet won over the to name his back-up QB to starter Trent how new additions Joe Andruzzi and boxing debut of Juan McPherson al­ gal battle offering no solace to The fights with Clifford fans. They have had a few great draws, Dilfer. In fact, he joked about not being Cosey Coleman have improved the Of­ most didn't happen last week, when McPherson only soured more people McPherson, Dan Jambor and Elicia Battle especially for Fireworks Nights, but asked about back-up nose tackles and fense, Center Jeff Faine said, "These guys McPherson showed up at the morn­ on the "dirtiness" of boxing. went less than a round. are 3rd last in league Home attendance. .,., other positions. He also said he has to know how to get it done. We're definitely ing weigh-in five pounds overweight During McPherson's bout he Battle was the woman who Maybe the fans remember look at the running backs further before going to be better. I can hardly wait until The fact that he had to was tripped and knocked to the ground - "lost" a lottery ticket last year, making last year, when the Tribe was gaining making any decision. He seems to be the (regular) season starts." work hard to lose the weight perhaps by Torres, who then took a swing at international "news of the weird" head­ on the Minnesota Twins until August leaning toward "running back by com­ Coleman, who has relatives in added to his difficulty as he went the him. Fortunately, McPherson was able line, sending a feeding frenzy of people 15, when they suddenly fell apart, tak­ mittee" to see if anyone steps up. When the area of Louisian hard-hit by Hurricane scheduled four round distance against to get up and continue and the referee to scour the ground outside of the conve­ ing a horrendous season-ending dive. recently asked if he would name a "Home Katrina, said that they were evacuated and a last-minute stand-in, roughhouser, docked Torres a point. Two of the other nience mart where the sale was purport­ Of course, the Indians had Run threat" to start instead of looking at OK. Concerning the team, he said, "I am Wilmer Torres, before winning a fights on the undercard were entertain­ edly made, before Battle admitted it was that slow stan at the beginning of this all of them, he laughed and stated, ''When ready to go now. l think we've taken care unanimous decision. ing as Julius Joiner won a split decision a hoax. season when Chicago appeared they l see a 'Home Run,' I'll let you know." of some of the problems we had earlier McPherson's fight must would run away with the division. The day following the 23-20 this year and we've gotten things corrected. have brought back memories to him Ray Austin on Showtime bout at Gund Another problem was that last-minute loss, in which the Panthers I know Trent can lead us and Coach of the bout a year and a half ago, in Cleveland heavyweight boxer when the Indians pitchers started to scored TDs with under a minute left in Crennell will take care of the Defense." which he was jobbed out of a chance Ray Austin will appear on the Don assert themselves, the team seemingly each half, the Browns made roster cuts. The Browns open the 2005 Sea­ to appear in the Olympics. King Productions boxing show on Sep­ forgot how to hit, lurking around the Final cuts are due September son at Home on September II against the Andre Berto was disquali­ tember 3rd at Gund Arena on the bottom of Major League batting slats 3. Cincinnati Bengals. fied for illegally throwing McPherson Showtime TV portion of the show. for about three months. Well, the Tribe to the ground, in the process injuring Austin's opponent is . returns September 9, 10, II to play Austin's record is 22-3-3 the Twins and it's time for the fans to Tiger Woods wins 4 titles at Firestone Country Club with 15 KO's and Beck's record is 24- step up. By KARL BRYANT He wrapped it up on 18 1 with 18 KO's. The Indians have promo­ by safety putting to within tap-in The other bout on the tions going for all 3 games. They also It was obvious that Tiger distance, and holed out before an ap­ Showtime televised show is World Box­ are all Commissioner's Initiative Woods was overjoyed at being able to preciative gallery of fans. ing Capitol Council and International Games, meaning that tickets can be or­ play golf in Northeast Ohio after win­ Woods has had an incred­ Boxing Federation elimi­ dered On-line for only $1 each for ning the recent World Golf Champion­ ible year, returning to the No. I spot nation bout between former WBC cruis­ youth-oriented groups at Indians.com. ship at Arkon 's Firesrone Country Club. in world goIf rankings. erweightchampion After you click on "Tickets," Woods has almost been as He won the Masters and and . and "Buy Tickets," put in the pass­ much a fixture at the podium as has the British Open along the way and the The doors at Gund Arena word "commish." Per-ticket conve­ Wedgewood trophy, having captured the will open at 4:30 p.m. and the first nience fees are waved, but they have to $ 1.3 million from Akron's WGC puts Austin title four times at the course since 1999. undercard bout starts at 4:35 p.m. The Cleage, Devon Vargas and former IBF be paid fo r with a credit card. him in the driver's seat as the 2005 8 ridgestone, makers of Show time portion of the event starts at Bantemweight Champion Tim Austin. Then, say thanks to Bud PGA tour money leader. Bridgestone/Firestone tires, will become 9:00 p.m. The undercard will feature For ticket purchase, call (2 16) Selig and come see the Tribe in their After the win, Woods said the title sponsor in 2006, ensuring that such Ohio boxers as Tim Bowe, David 241-2121. Post-Season drive. the WGC will be around for at least the that he enjoyed the tough course set­ rest of the decade. up, even though it meant he had spent When this reporter asked times, he was able to· recover on every so much time off of the fairways, Woods after.his one stroke victory about occasion. commenting, "We don't play too Boxing Nostalgia the reception he receives in Akron, he The hole that won it for him many (traditional-style courses) like By JIM AMATO broadly smiled, exclaiming "Oh, the was 16, when he hammered a 7-iro n shot this anymore. When we do, it's a real crowd is absolutely incredible. I mean, to within 20 feet of the pin over a pond, treat." each and every year they come out and after driving into the woods and hitting a When it was pointed out suppon this event. lt's got a very local recovery shot to get back on the fairway. that the tournament would be played R~drigo Valdez: He was 'Badder than Bennie' feel to it, and it's not always so much He then sunk the pressure putt in Akron until at least ?.0 10, with that fun to play in front of these people that birdied the monstrous 667-yd. hole. boyish smile, he beamed, "Sweet!" Despite his recent loss to and Ral ph Palladin. After two wars with here." Jermain Taylor the respect for Ber­ In ICJ7 ·, Rodrigo moved into the Rodrigo and the effects of Father He commented that their en­ Amelia Battista to coach soccer' nard Hopkins and his addition to the big time by stopping the rugged Bobby Time, Carlos decided to retire. thusiasm and support even helped him legacy of great Philly fighters has not Cassidy in seven. Again Valdez was matched Villa Angela-St. Joseph High the basic principles of the game," get to the podium, saying, "I'm telling waned. ln 1972 he scored a big win over with the aging but still potent Briscoe School recently enlisted 200 I graduate Battista said. you, the fans today cetainly have helped The great city of Philadel­ clever Carlos Marks. Stressing fundamentals, as for the vacant title. get me around today because I was strug­ Amelia Battista, of Cleveland, to become phia has produced an array of world­ In 1973 Rodrigo outscored the the school's head girls soccer coach. well as the pure fun and joy of the Once again Rodrigo would gling out there, especially on the greens. class over the years. always-tough Jose Gonzalez. She takes over for Katie Araps, game to a group that includes three prove to be Bennie's master by tak­ The guys were yelling a bunch of posi­ Hopkins has brought great Later in the year Valdez took girls who are playing the sport for ing a hard earned points call and the tive things out there, which was nice, who left the position this summer to pur­ pride to the long line of Ph illy middle­ on the dangerous . the first time, is an immediate goal of championship. and trying to get me to get along. Trust sue an opportunity in Florida. Battista weights who carne before him: Tough Rodrigo won an upset 12 Battista. · It has been said over the me, I was trying to get going, but I just was the team's assistant, but was pro­ guys like Stanley "Kitten" Hayward, round verdict and entered the elite of the Another goal is to finish years that a fighter can get old over­ kept stabbing myself in the foot for some moted upon the position's vacancy. Eugene, "Cyclone" Hart, Bobby division. with a .500 record in the North Coast night, even the great ones. reason." In this her first head coaching "Boogaloo" Watts, Willie "The In 1974 the W.B.C. decided to League. "Ultimately, by the end of This seemed to happen to After Woods had dropped position, Battista and her assistant Megan Worm" Monroe and possibly the no longer recognize Carlos Monzon as the season, we'd also like to see that Valdez. two strokes off of the pace on the front Vrana (a 2000 VSAJ graduate) inherit a toughest of them all, "Bad" Bennie the middleweight titleholder. the girls either learned something new Maybe after two wars nine on the tournament's final day, Woods team with five seniors and many young Briscoe. Instead they paired Valdez and players who are eager to learn. that they can build upon or that they with Monzon and a trilogy with stepped up, with the throng cheering his When people talk of Hop­ Briscoe in a match for the vacant title. "With this group of girls, we have gotten better at something they Briscoe, the wear and tear began to every move, by birdying No. 10. kins now they compare him to Stan­ ln a shocker Rodrigo scored a already could do," she stressed. set in. Although he lived up to his plan to develop the soccer skills they do ley Ketchel, Harry Greb, Sugar Ray one punch a seventh round KO over the have, while also teaching and emphasizing Battista is currently finish­ Eventually a slick boxer name into the woods several Robinson and his more recent con­ usually unstoppable Briscoe. ing up her bachelor's degree in physi­ temporaries, Carlos Monzon 'and He may not have been the real from Argentia named out cal education and sports management Marvin Hagler. champion but this victory and how he speeded and out boxed Rodrigo to from Baldwin-Wallace College. Did someone forget a achieved it established Rodrigo as win the title. She'll graduate in Decem­ classy and fine middleweight named Monzon's number one threat. The rematch seven months ber. Her prior coaching experience Rodrigo Valdez? Valdez would defend his ver­ later saw youth was again served as includes assisting with the Baldwin­ -- sion of the crown four times turning back Carro outscored a very old looking Valdez was a world-class Wallace girls soccer coach during her fighter who suffered from the "De Gratien Tonna, Ramon Mendez, Rudy Valdez. junior and senior years, as well as Jesus" syndrome. Robles and Max Cohen. How can I not have the assisting the VASJ junior varsity girls That is like the outstand­ Finally on June 26, 1976 utmost respect for Valdez? basketball team and head coaching the ing Estaban DeJesus being overshad­ Rodrigo stepped into a ring in Monte This man took Monzon to freshman girls basketball team in owed in his career by the skill of Carlo to meet the great Monzon. hell and back not once but twice. · 2004-2005. Roberto Duran. In this well contested battle Briscoe was one of my all "During and after playing So too was Valdez over­ Monzon proved to be just a little too time favorite fighters but Rodrigo soccer and basketball in high. school shadowed by Monzon. much as he won a close decision to unify owned him. As far as I'm concerned and soccer in colle$e·, I found thM I Take Duran and Monzon the title. he has not received the recognition saw things better from a coaching out of the picture and DeJesus and Still Rodrigo's showing was so that is due to him. perspective than actually being able Valdez might be in the Hall of Fame. good that the two would meet again 13 to perform them physically," Battista Bernard Hopkins has made Born in Columbia in 1946, months later. a believer out of me. said. "Once my sports injuries got Rodrigo turned pro in 1963. This bout produced a classic the best of me, I fell that I could·st ill We'll never know if he He racked up an impressive between the two best middleweights in contribute through coaching. Plus, could have defeated Greb, Zale or • record in his homeland and then in­ the world at that time. being a young coach who played the Monzon. vaded the US in 1969. "King" Carlos picked himself spon, l feel my players and I can I'll say this, win or lose he In 1970 he dropped deci­ off the floor and rallied to pull out a very ''My dad dido 't exactly ground me for wrecking the car. He says relate well and for a good relation­ would have had his hands full with a sions to fringe contenders Pete Toro close decision to retain his title. I can use it again when heU freezes over." ship." boxer named Rodrigo Valdez...... -.- -- ... ------~~~~~~-~------...,.,._...... - ...... ------

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On The Town l. Who is the leg­ dance craze that was MOVIES* MUSIC* THEATER* DANCE* RESTAURANTS* NIGHT LIFE endary, ground-breaking 'moonwalkin' through the comedian who starred as streets of the country's cit­ 'Piano Man' opposite Diana ies but who was Quinones' Ross and Billy Dee Williams younger, black partner who Eddie Griffin to appear at State Theatre in Lady Sing The Blues 'popped and locked' to fame ( 1972) and later played the with him? Comedian Eddie made its debut at the Sundance Griffin will be Saturday Night During his hiatus title role ofThe Wiz ( 1978) 4. In what movie Griffin, who has become a Film Festival (and is now on Live regular cast member from SNL, Finesse travels the with such celebrities as Di­ did Julius J. Carry lli play an super-hyphenate star on TV, DVD). Mitchell and film and TV ac­ country, doing stand-up com­ ana Ross, Michael Jackson, evil martial-arts master who film and records, performs his Griffin got his career tor/comedian Crawford. edy on college campuses as Nipsey Russell, Ted Ross, used his talents to terrorize adult stand-up act at Play­ break when he starred in the TV This is Finesse's sec­ wei as top comedy clubs. Mabel King and Lena others until he had to face house Square's State The­ sitcom series Malcom & Eddie. ond season on NBC's "SNL", ABET regular, Lavell Horne? good-guy Taimak in battle? atre, on Saturday, September For his part on the where his creation of such Crawford has appeared on Def 2. Debbie Allen is 5. In Disney's live­ 17,at8p.m. show, he was nominated for an original characters as Comedy Jam, Comic View, The an accomplished dancer/ action, T.V. remake of Opening for Griffin NAACP Image Award for "Best "Starkeisha," the ghetto girl, Jamie Foxx Show, Showtime at choreographer/actress/di­ Cinderella ( 1998), it feLtured will be "Saturday Night Live" Actor in a Comedy Series." and his dead-on impressions the Apollo and Motown Live., rector and has starred in an ethnically-integrated, mul­ regular cast member Finese He also wrote and di­ (such as Outkast's Andre 3000) and has toured with the plays roles in Roots: The Next ticultural cast to play the Mitchell and LaveD Crawford rected four episodes of the sit­ have brought him to the fore­ Men Cry in the Dark, Who Generation (1 978), Ragtime parts of The King and Queen, of Def Comedy Jam and com, one of which starred his front of the show. Killed Bishop Brown? and A (1981), and Stompin' At The The Prince, the evil Step­ Comic View. mentor, Richard Pryor. ity, and has formed his own in­ An Atlanta native, House is Not a Home. Savoy (1994), but in what mother and the two, evil Step­ Tickets for a night A career in entertain­ dependent label, Bluelight Finesse has regularly ap­ His films include film did she star as dance sisters, but who is the Afri­ of comedy with Eddie Grif­ ment began inauspicously for Records. peared on BET's Comic View Beverly Hood and Love teacher 'Lydia Grant' at the can-American singer/actress fin, Mitchell and Crawford, Griffin as a choreographer for a Opening for Eddie and NBC's Late Friday. Chronicles. New York City Performing who played the title role in are $47.50,$42.50 and $32.50, soccer team in Kansas City, Arts High School and later the movie and later starred in on sale at the Playhouse Missouri. to appear at Severance reprised the role in a T.V. her own sitcom, Moesha? Square Ticket Office; online One night during a series version of the movie? Patti Austin along 1982 LP Every Home Should a t visit to a local comedy club, his 3. In the film ANSWERS: 1. Richard with the Count Basie 20 piece Havew One included the num­ www.playhousesquare.com; cousin bet him $50 that he Breakin' (1984 ), Latino Pryor 2. 'Fame' (1980) 3. orchestra will appear in con­ ber one pop hit (number nine or by phone at (216) 241-6000 would not go on stage. breakdancer Adolfo Michael (Boogaloo Shrimp) cert at Severance Hall on Fri­ R&B) "Baby, Come to Me," or800-766-6048. After winning the be~, (Shabba-Doo) Quinones' Chambers· 4. 'The Last day, September 16,at8:00p.m. which got widespread expo­ Griffin is currently Griffin bought a one-way ticket smooth moves reflected the Dragon' (1985) 5. Brandy Austin's concert is co-starring as "TJ Hicks" to Los Angeles and further sur­ sure via the ABC soap opera sponsored by the New Life with Rob Schneider in the film prised hs cousin by performing General Hospital. MOVIE MATCH-UP- (Carmen Jones) Community, which mission is Deuce Bigalow: European at Hollywood's renowned Com­ The follow-up iii to encourage, inspire, teach, ACTORS/ACIRESSES: friend Gigolo, and also counts a edy Store just a month after his single, "How Do You Keep the homeless and jobless families 1. Pearl Bailey c) character's Army boy­ string of hit comedy movies arrival in L.A. Music Playing," was the to become independent. 2. Harry Belafonte friend to his credit including Under­ The Comedy Store theme for the film Best New Life was 3. Diahann Carroll d) boyfriend's Army ser­ cover Brother, Scary Movie booking soon translated into Friends. founded in 1989 as a faith­ 4. Dorothy Dandridge geant 3, My Baby's Daddy and appearances on Def Comedy Both songs paired based, interfaith, non­ a tribute "For Ella" which will 5. Brock Peters e) character's meek friend DysFunKtional Family (the Jam, as well as his own HBO Austin with James Ingram. demominational organization be performed in tribute to Ella ROLES: latter being a cinema verite specials: One Night Stand and She continued re­ that helps families who are Fitzgerald. a) lead character ANSWERS: I, b; 2, c; 3, e; look at his personal life). Voodoo Child, and the comedy cording for Jones' Qwest la­ poor, homeless and unem­ For tickets to the b) character's boisterous 4, a; 5,d Griffin co-wrote, album The Message. bel through the '80s, but ployed. concert (2 16) 231-1111. produced and performed on An accomplished mu­ couldn't recapture her pop or The New Life Center, A professional since the soundtrack of sician, Griffin is also a member which was established in 1991, the age of five, Austin was a R&B success, despite work­ KSU to hold Homecoming DysFunKtional Family which of his own band, Eclectic Divin- ing with several top produc­ is currently located in the protege of Dinah Washington Kent State University A Bowman Cup Race former school of St. Cecilia's and Sammy Davis Jr. ers, including Jam-Lewis in . . 1985. is planning a variety of excit- at the Student Wellness and (~~~M~EN~U~T~IP~S~~' Church at E. I 50th and Kins- A 1969 single for ing activities for its annual Recreation Center, September Austin swi tched to man Rd. United Artists titled "Family homecoming celebration. 17, beginning at 8:30a.m. (Reg­ Marinated onions is a mouthwatering addition GRP in 1990 and recorded The Patti Austin an Tree" cracked the R&B Top 50. Students, alumni, istration begins at 7 a.m.) (NAPS)-Few veg- Tossing them into Count Basie Orchestra will do Austin cut her debut , with faculty, staff and community Campus tours, on etables are as versatile or as your favorite spinach, pasta or LP, End of a Rall1bow, for Creed the singles "Through the Test members are invited to join the September 17, from I to 3:30 easy to prepare as onions­ green salad. Us- Taylor's CTI label in 1976, fol­ of Time" and "Good in Love." festivities, which will take p.m. they can be marinated, ing them in antipasto. Just lowed by Havana Candy in She subsequently place from September 12 Planetarium show, on sautAed, caramelized, grilled Here's a flavorful salad 1977 and Body Language in recorded Carry On and Live in through September 17 and are September 17.2 p.m. or roasted in just minutes. recipe that makes Jazz 1980. 1991 and 1992. open to the public. President's Spirit Any way you slice mouthwatering use of marinated She sang lead vocals Street of Dreams fol­ This year's Home­ Cup competition. ~ By NANCY ANN LEE_,..::: or prepare them, onions add onions. for Japanese koto player lowed in 1999 and On the Way coming Extravaganza will be Greek Alumni Chap­ layers of flavor to your meals. Garden Salad with Balsamic Yutaka Yokokara on "Love to Love appeared in summer held Qn Saturday, September ter Social, on September 17, Marinade: l7, from I to 4 p.m. at the Kent from l to 4 p.m. One of the most de- Cootie Williams Light" in 1978, did a duet with 2001. 1 med. to large onion, sliced State Field House, adjacent to Kent State University licious ways to enjoy fresh, Michael Jackson on "It's the Her lovely tribute to - 114 cup balsamic vinegar Charles "Cootie" Dix Stadium. vs. University footbaU raw onions is marinated. Falling in Love" for Off the Ella Fitzgerald, For Ella, ap­ 1/4 cup water Williams, a self-taught trum­ Some of the other game at Dix Stadium on Sep­ Onions can be mari­ Wall, and sang "The Closer I peared on spring 2002. 114 cup sugar peter and a master of the swing Homecoming events include: tember 17, beginning at 4 p.m. nated and used for grilling, Get to You" on Tom Browne's Popularity has kept Mix together balsamic style, gained notice for his a Homecomi ng Pep Rally and For a schedule of in salads and in a variety of growl and plunger technique album in 1979. Austin constantly on the road. Bonfire at Manchester Field, Homecoming activities, please quick and healthy warm vinegar, water and sugar. Austin dueted with Pour over thinly sliced in Duke Ellington's Orchestra And we're enjoying on September 15, beginning at visit www.ksualumni.org or weather meals. George Benson on "Moody's 7p.m. calll-888-320-KENT. onion rings to marinate. from 1929 to 1940. it right along with her. Marinated onions Williams was born in Mood for Love" in 1980. are easy to prepare and can Top a bowl of mixed She sange back­ greens with an array of fresh Mobile, Alabama in 1911. Zesty Pizza be made days in advance. To By age 14, he was grounds for sessions by start, cut onions crosswise seasonal salad ingredients. Houston Person, Noel Poiner, 13104 Buckeye Road- Cleveland, Ohio 44120 touring with the Young Family OPEN OPEN into thin slices. Lift onions from the Ralph McDonald, Angela Band (which included Lester Sunday thru Thursday Friday thru Saturday Stack slices tightly balsamic marinade and pile in Bofill, and Roberta Flack. Young). 11:00 a.m. -12:00 Midnight 11:00 a.m. -2:00a.m. in sealable container. center of salad. 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