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ENTERTAINMENT TV Critic Jim McFarlin is not one to shirk his duties: He makes Emmy picks for tonight’s show. Page 25. SPORTS Lions officials are not Barry happy these days as star running back Barry Sanders, below, and quarterback Scott Mitchell have led the team to a slow start. Backpage.

Journal photo by GEORGE WALDMAN Sister Christophine is among the nuns who run the Missionaries of Charity soup kitchen in St. Dominic’s Church. The convent was founded by Mother Teresa, whose meeting years ago with a young reporter left a deep impression on him. Page 10. Their differences endeared them to us

n a brief two weeks the world lost three extraordinary Janet’s turn women. One was a beautiful rose whose thirsty blossom bowed and trembled in the wind; Right-to-die advocate leaves memories one absorbed the pain of society’s Journal photo by REBECCA COOK of laughter, grace and dedication to others outcasts, infused it with her other­ worldly serenity and transformed INDEX misery into hope; one, facing her By Antoinette Martin knew full well what lay ahead. She own imminent death, found the Special to the Journal was diagnosed with 100 percent lethal Between the Lines Page 31 courage and the humor to gentle As pundits ponder what it meanspancreatic cancer more than two the final journey for others. that the world grieves for the glam­years ago. Besides, she lived with Classifieds Page 32 Princess Diana. Mother Teresa. orous Princess Diana so much moredeath, worked with death; death was Crossword Page 33 Janet Good. Their deaths affected emotionally than we mourn over theher calling. us in ways we are still trying to divine Mother Teresa, it is the essen­ As chief associate to one of Detroit’s Editorials Page 14 understand. This week three tially regular woman (though she wasbest-known figures, Dr. Death himself, Sunday Journal writers share their famous, too) Janet Good, whose deathGood had a second post-retirement Entertainment Page 25 thoughts about them, and in so breaks my heart. career in the field of demise. Horoscope Page 31 doing let us glimpse the thread Not because of suddenness, certain­ But, “Some are harder than oth­ that united three very different ly. Like the venerable and fragile nun,ers,” she once told me about deaths Susan Watson Page 3 women - and us. Page 10. if not the vibrant young royal, Good See GOOD, Page 12 PAGE 2 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL SEPTEMBER 14f 1997

Wayne County Kidspace, Inc. is in the process of receiving competive bids for food and non-food items. Bids must be received no later than Fri., Sept. 26, 1997 S undayI o u r n a l Teachers approve pact, avert strike at 3:00 p.m. Interested vendors may call The Detroit Sunday Journal is Detroit Public Schools teachers on not offer a wage increase, even though (313) 224-5046 or write toKidspace at: Friday night approved a new contractthis year the state mandates a longer 600 Randolph, lower level, Det., MI published weekly by Detroit 48226.Sealed bids will be opened at 9:00 Sunday Journal Inc., 450 W. that will keep them off the picket lines school day. a.m. on Monday, September 29,1997. Fort St., Detroit, Ml 48226. Mail and in the classrooms come Monday For high schools, the day is 21 min­ Subscription price is $15 for morning. utes longer, for a total increase of 36 three months, $30 for six Members of the Detroit Federation minutes since the start of the 1995-96 months (no refunds). Call (313) of Teachers ratified the proposal by a school year. K l im is t , M c k n ig h t, S a l e, vote of 5,533 to 3,334. A major provision of the pact is an 964-5655, ext. 111 to subscribe, The contract came under fire recent­ agreement to submit the wage issue to McCLOW & C a n z a n o, P.C. or, for more information. Attorneys Representing ly because Detroit Public Schools did binding arbitration. Labor Unions and Working People POSTMASTER: We Stipport the Newspaper Workers Send address changes to in Their Struggle The Detroit Sunday Journal, 400 Galleria Officentre Suite 117 450 W. Fort, Detroit, Ml 48226. community calendar Southfield, Ml 48034, (810) 354-9650 Circulation/Postal 80th birthday bash erendum on a state law permitting JraJralfafgJRJRJRJRJrgJRlRJi physician-assisted suicide during a honors activists meeting of the Macomb County WINDOWS U. A. W. LOCAL 155 An 80th birthday dinner tribute Chapter of the National Organiz­ ★ ROOFING ★GUTTERS for labor, peace and freedom ation for Women at 7 p.m. Wednes­ ★ ALUMINUM SIDING & TRIM STEPHEN P.YOKICH activists Lee Cain, Carl Reinstein, day at Faith Trinity Church, 12221 ★ STORM WINDOWS & DOORS Stella Reinstein, Ethel Schwartz Martin at Hoover in Warren. ★ ALUMINUM AWNINGS LABOR CENTER and Lasker Smith is set for 4-8 ★ REPLACEMENT WINDOWS p.m. Sept. 21, at UAW Local 600, Old-time religion To The Locked Out 10550 Dix at Wyoming, Dearborn. A mixed-media exhibition of McGLINCH & SONS Lee Cain, a precinct delegate, led works celebrating the tradition of “Three Generations of Newspaper Workers the fight to keep Dodge Main open goddess-making continues through Dependable Service" and is a longtime activist in UAW Oct. 31 in the Center for Creative The membership officers & Locals 3 and 7. Carl Reinstein is Studies’ Center Galleries in the West secretary of the Retiree Chapter executive board support our Park Shelton Bldg., 15 E. Kirby at 278-2777 and a delegate to the Metro AFL- locked out brothers Woodward in the Detroit Cultural East CIO Council from UAW Local 157. Center. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 and sisters in their Stella Reinstein is a founding 776-8912 struggle for a fair p.m., Tuesday to Saturday. 22400 member of the Executive Admission is free. Call 313-874- settlement. W. WARREN Committee, U.S. Peace Council, 1955. Detroit, Michigan laiziralraiizijzlBlraJizlislraiH taiiaRiiaifn] Michigan Chapter and member of UAW Local 2071. Ethel Schwartz, Poets to perform who is co-convener of Metro- Poet M.L. Liebler and musician Detroit Gray Panthers, has been Bill Blank are scheduled to be the ★ With Special Visitor active in the struggle of locked-out performers at the monthly “Poetry OX ROAST Richard McCord, \ newspaper workers for the past at Main” at 7 p.m. Wednesday at in support of Locked-Out two years and is a member of the Detroit Main Library, 5201 % 1 author, The Chain Gang OPEIU Locals 42 and 494. Lasker Woodward in Detroit’s Cultural Newspaper Workers Smith is editor of Retiree News for Dinner, Music and Center. Admission is free. Call 313- v Region 1A, UAW, and former vice- 833-1470. Saturday Refreshments president of UAW Local 2. Tickets are $25. Call 313-342-3682. Labor’s future September 27,1997 Checks payable to: Friends of Labor Detroit Council meeting “The Future of the Labor Donation: $10 in advance; Movement” will be discussed dur­ 6:30 p.m. The Detroit City Council is ing a public meeting of the Gray $ 15 at the door; $5 for strikers scheduled to meet from 7-8:30 p.m. (at the door) Panthers - Metro Detroit at 10 IBEW Local 58 Tuesday at St. Mark Missionary a.m. Saturday at the Royal Oak 1358 Abbott Road, DetroitFor more information, Baptist Church at 24331W. Eight Senior Community Center, 3500 Mile at Grandview. (just east of Trumbull) call (313) 438-0968« Marais, in Royal Oak. Call 248- Call 313-224-6225. 549-5170. Friends of Laborare concerned members of the community who have joined together to support working class families. Women’s Day speaker Womencenter open house Iyanla Vanzant, author of “Acts The Womencenter at the of Faith: Daily Meditations for Oakland Community College People of Color,” will speak at 11 Orchard Ridge Campus has set an DAILY 4 a.m. Sept. 21 at Mayflower DAILY 3 open house for 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 Congregational United Church of 9/12 Midday: 3-5-8 Eve: 6-2-3 9/12 Midday 0-8-7-3 Eve: 1-1-3-5 p.m. Thursday in J Bldg. The Christ, 7301 Curtis, Detroit. Call 9/11 Midday: 6-7-4 Eve: 8-5-0 9/11 Midday 7-8-1-8 Eve: 9-1-3-5 Orchard Ridge Campus is at 27055 313-861-6450. 9/10 Midday: 4-2-0 Eve: 1-8-4 9/10 Midday 0-1-8-3 Eve: 4-4-4-0 Orchard Lake Road south of 1-696 9/9 Midday: 8-0-6 Eve: 1-7-2 9/9 Midday 1-8-0-4 Eve: 5-4-5-0 Irish festival in Farmington Hills. Call 248-471- 9/8 Midday: 4-8-9 Eve: 7-2-8 9/8 Midday: 2-4-4-1 Eve: 6-6-2-6 The Gaelic League Irish 7602. 9/6 Midday: Eve: 3-8-7 9/6 Midday:: 8-9-3-0 Eve: 5-9-6-8 American Club will have a fall fes­ Classes for newlyweds CASH 5 MICHIGAN KENO tival Friday through Sept. 21, fea­ A state-required class on sexual­ 9/12 1 15 25 27 36 9/12 1 6 12 13 16 20 23 30 31 39 40 turing Irish music on three stages, 9/11 3 9 24 26 37 45 4647 57 58 5961 62 64 65 69 activities for kids, food and drink. ly transmitted diseases for couples 9/10 12 13 21 25 31 9/11 6 8 9 14 19 23 25 31 32 33 35 The party is at 2068 Michigan preparing to marry is slated to 9/9 7 14 17 23 35 38 40 45 49 50 5463 68 69 70 75 Ave., Detroit. Call 313-964-8700. meet from 6-7 p.m. Wednesday and 9/8 4 26 27 28 33 9/9 1 6 10 16 20 28 30 31 32 37 40 will be repeated Nov. 19 at Bon LOTTO Assisted suicide Secours Hospital, 468 Cadieux 9/10 4 13 17 18 33 42 44 4951 53 56 61 68 71 73 78 79 9/6 3 9 11 15 26 31 9/8 9 13 19 20 21 22 24 31 32 34 37 Carol Poenisch of Merian’s near Lakeshore in Grosse Pointe. THE BIG GAME 40 41 48 50 52 58 61 68 71 73 75 Friends will discuss her group’s Fee is $10. Pre-registration petition drive to hold a ballot ref­ required. Call 810-779-7900. 9/12 5 19 28 29 40 4 Numbers are not official SEPTEMBER 14, 1997

Child care costs take bigger bite of income By Amber Arellano Journal Staff Writer As Donna Whigham sees it, her child care costs wouldn’t be rising if welfare mothers weren’t getting more state help to pay for theirs. “I feel like I’m being punished for never being on welfare, for being a working mother,” says the Detroit mom, whose child care costs went up last week by almost 25 percent. On Oct. 1, the state’s day care reimbursement rate will go up on a sliding scale for kids2V2 and older. Already some Detroit mothers are reporting price increases at their children’s centers. As more welfare recipients head to work under the new welfare reform laws, there’s a growing impression that child care centers Photo by LEN SHANNON, from the collection of David Moore are raising prices to take advan­ In the late 1980s Detroit Mayor Coleman Young, Chicago Mayor Howard Washington and U.S. Rep. John Conyerstage of state aid and the fact that joined George Crockett Jr. at a testimonial dinner in Detroit which drew 1,000 people. mothers must have child care to go to work. Yet others troubled by the price increase blame it on this month’s minimum wage increase. Whatever the perceptions, the Justice first realities are that mothers are struggling on all sides. Welfare moms scrape by, mothers not on ‘Black eagle’ took everyonwelfare dole out huge chunks of ive long enough and you’ll young kids at home. their incomes for child care and run into situations where you He knew his children would feel child care workers earn just have to choose between prin­ the sting of his involvement in the enough to get by. OUQTTCATVru I/IlLi ciple and pain. It’s exactly high-profile trial, so he asked them Even caseworkers, whose job is to L what they thought before he acceptedhelp the welfare recipients’ transi­ during those moments that you find W a t s o n the true measure of a person. the case. tion to work, are feeling slighted. For George W. Crockett Jr., one of “Of course we said yes,” said his According to an ongoing study of those moments came in the late daughter, Elizabeth Ann Crockett five states, caseworkers are telling 1940s. The nation was gripped by Hicks. They didn’t have much of a only half of eligible welfare recipi­ hysteria over the threat of commu­ “that if I were offered the opportunitychoice, the Los Angeles middle school ents that they can get child care nism. Crockett was part of a legal to participate in another trial like administrator laughed. aid, says Laurie Miller, senior pro­ team that defended 11 Communist this, I would fight it just as vigorous­“He taught us if you believe in gram specialist for Child Care Party leaders who were indicted in ly as I have tried to fight at this time.something - after you’ve done your Action Campaign, a New York- New York for conspiring to teach ... I have faith in history, I have faithhomework on it, of course - you havebased advocacy group. Detroit-area about violent overthrow of our gov­in the American people, I have faith to stand up for it. And he taught us advocates say they are seeing the ernment. in the American bar.” The law under that whatever you have committed same phenomenon. Crockett’s vigorous defense of hiswhich the Communists were chargedyourself to do, you do it in an excel­ “Caseworkers’ incomes are so clients’ free speech rights irritated was later nullified by the U.S. lent way.” low, th at they’re almost equal to the trial judge. When the verdict wasSupreme Court. That was the essence of George welfare recipients’ after (the recipi­ returned, the judge found him in con­At the time of the contempt cita­ Crockett. ents) receive child care aid,” Miller tempt of court and sentenced him totion, Crockett was a former govern­ Bom in 1909 in Florida, he was the said. The caseworkers are “trained, four months in federal prison. ment and labor lawyer who had grandson of slaves; the son of a educated. ... They don’t want to be Crockett called the citation a “badge recently joined a previously all-whiteBaptist preacher who did carpentry equal.” of honor,” proudly earned for vigor­Detroit law firm, making it the first to supplement his income as a Both the White House and the ously upholding the Constitution.integrated major law firm in the schoolteacher, and the father of three AFL-CIO are seeking to tap into “And I say again,” he told the judge,country. He was also a father with See WATSON, Page 7 See CHILD CARE, Page 6 PAGE 4 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL SEPTEMBER 14, 1997 Buildings in Southfield, Ypsilanti now historic

By Eric Freedman Journal Lansing Bureau LANSING - A 135-year-old Southfield church and a 119-year-old railroad freight house in Ypsilanti have made it onto the State Register of Historic Sites. Both newly designated landmarks played important roles in their com­ YPSILHNTI munities, according to the Michigan Historical Commission. The Greek Revival-style Southfield United Presbyterian Church was built in 1862 by a group of immi­ grants from the north of Ireland. “The church building is significant as a tangible link to the religious practices of the settlers of Southfield,” a commission report notes. “Many of the descendants of the charter mem­ bers of the congregation continue to live near and worship at the church.” In recent years, the church has pro­ vided worship space for other congre­ Journal photos by PATRICIA BECK gations as well, including Greek Orthodox, African-American and The former Chinese Christian groups. Michigan In Ypsilanti, the 1878 Michigan Central Railroad Central Railroad freight house con­ freight house in tributed to the city’s growth and Ypsilanti, above, development. It was part of a complex and the that included a three-story brick sta­ Southfield tion and landscaped garden. United In fact, the railroad was responsible Presbyterian for transforming Ypsilanti from a Church, left, “small and relatively isolated farming have been community” to a vital regional trans­ added to the portation center, according to the his­ State Register of torical commission. Historic Sites. “The coming of the railroad afforded numerous people easier access into the semi-virgin farmlands on Michigan’s frontier,” it said. “Similarly, flour mills, sawmills and various industries along the railroad in Ypsilanti could ship goods across the country and abroad.” By 1875, the railroad linked Detroit, Toronto, Quebec, New York and Boston. The city now owns the freight house, which is used for auctions, receptions and voting and houses the Ypsilanti Farmers Market. It’s in the city’s historic district, Depot Town. State wetlands rules are fair, group’s study says By Eric Freedman marina operations and similar activi­landscape provide flood control, waterlent service to a majority of permit Journal Lansing Bureau ties were withdrawn by the applicantsquality protection, important fish andapplicants over the years,” Jameson LANSING - Complaints that regu­or closed due to insufficient informa­wildlife habitat, havens for threatenedsaid. lations to protect Michigan’s sensitivetion. and endangered species and opportu­Researchers sampled 368 applica­ wetlands are oppressive and unfairAnd as for gripes that the statenities for hunters, anglers, trapperstions for 1984, 1989 and 1995 in the are based largely on myth and mis­moves too slowly in issuing permits,and naturalists.” Jackson, Cadillac and Newberry dis­ conception, according to a study bythe the study found two-thirds of theThe state program to protect wet­tricts. state’s largest environmental organi­applications were decided within 90lands began in 1980, initially underAnd Richard Moore, the report’s zation. days of filing. Department of Natural Resources author, said, “The controversy over To the contrary: The state approvedMichigan now has 5.5 million acresoversight. In 1995, responsibilitywetlands protection is often long on wetlands permits in 75 percent of theof wetlands, less than half of its origi­shifted to the Department of Envi­accusation and short on fact. We want­ cases, and only 7 percent were deniednal holdings. ronmental Quality (DEQ.) ed to examine the program in a total­ in the three areas studied, the “Michigan’s wetlands are resources “Throughout the history of wetlandsly objective fashion and leave all the Michigan United Conservation Clubsof critical importance,” MUCC Exec­ regulations in Michigan, we’ve heardstrong opinions, including our own, in (MUCC) analysis found. utive Director Richard Jameson said.consistent complaints about delays,the background.” The other 18 percent of the applica­“The swamps, marshes, bogs andunfair treatment and stonewalling inMany complaints come from proper- tions for dredging, channels, filling,fens woven into the mosaic of ourthe program. Our study shows excel­ See STUDY, Page 13 SEPTEMBER 14, 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 5

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Journal photo by REBECCA COOK community service. By seeing that the company I work Michigan ACLU director Howard Simon will become head of the Florida ACLU, combining two loves: fighting for rights and playing golf. for, Northwest Airlines, is involved in its community, it motivates me to do the same." Kris Seals is one of the more than 9,500 Northwest ACLU director prepares Airlines employees who are proud to call Detroit their home. And proud to bring the world to Michigan. At to get teed off in Florida Northwest, we’re honored to support the many dedicated By Norman Sinclair elder Simon needed a break from fer­ community volunteers in Detroit like Kris. Their efforts Journal Staff Writer rying passengers around the city, he After more than two decades of bat­would find a public course, grab his make Detroit a better place for all of us to live and work. tling to preserve the rights and free­clubs, and play nine holes. doms of all residents of Michigan, the“My dad didn’t finish high school, For information or reservations, call your travel agent ACLU’s Howard Simon has suc­and frankly there is a sad story there. cumbed to the golf bug. I come from a family in which one gen­ or Northwest Airlines at 1-800-225-2525. Simon, 54, the executive director oferation works their backs off to make the Michigan ACLU for 23 years, willsure the next generation is improved,” become executive director of theSimon said. “The consequence of that Florida ACLU on Oct. 1. is one generation became college The move to the Sunshine State willteachers, and the older generation allow him to carry on his life’s work,didn’t graduate from high school, and while sharing his passion for golf withthere is not a lot in common to talk his father, who taught him the gameabout. as a boy. “So golf is the means of communi­ Despite his serious public image,cating with my father. It’s one thing projected partly by his beard andme and my father have in common,” hom-rimmed glasses, Simon readilySimon said, as the New York City talks about the game of golf, and theaccent of his youth comes softly exquisite pleasure of hitting the mid­through. “He taught me the game, and dle of a green from 160 yards out withon the golf course his personality a five iron, as passionately as he dis­comes out and shines, and it’s a beau­ cusses the latest threat to the Bill oftiful thing to watch.” Rights. The younger Simon’s first job was “There are really two different golfshagging balls at a golf club. For eight worlds,” Simon explained. years during high school and college “Most people have the impression Simonof worked as a caddie and club­ golf as the elite, the country club, thehouse attendant, shining up to 500 well-off. But there is a whole traditionpairs of golf shoes daily. of proletarian golf, working class golf.”It was that kind of resolve that “My father was a golfer, and some ofpushed Simon to earn a doctorate in his buddies in high school went onphilosophy to from the University of become golf pros. My father had toMinnesota. go He taught philosophy and to work to support his family,” Simonreligion at DePauw University until said. “Now he is in his mid-80s, livingthe early 1970s when he came to the in Florida, and still has a single-digitDetroit area to study law at the handicap. Moving to Florida will allowUniversity of Michigan. me to play with him while he is still He took a job with the Michigan able.” ACLU and never left. Although he (vty NORTHWEST \Zy AIRLINES never earned that law degree, he left a For most of Simon’s youth, his Sonic People Just Knoir How to Fly. father was a New York City taxicab legacy in civil rights, freedom of driver who kept a set of clubs in the ~ www.nwa.com trunk of his Checker Cab. When the See ACLU, Page 11 ’ Northwest Airlines. Inc. Northwest recycles enough paper products in oneV 747s.year C to i fill PAGE 6 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL SEPTEMBER 14, 1997

RESOURCES FOR PARENTS Child care For help or more information on child care: ■ Child Care Action Campaign, costs take 212-239-0138, 8:30-4:30 Monday-Friday. General infor­ mation, assessing quality, bigger bite speaking to your employer about child care. CHILD CARE, From Page 3 ■ Child Care Aware, 800-424- 2246, 8:30-4:30 Monday-Friday. such discontent. In October President Child care resource and referral Clinton will host a child care confer­ agencies in your community. ence where it’s rumored he’ll ■ Children’s Defense Fund, 202- announce plans for a $1 billion feder­ 628-8787, 9-5 Monday-Friday. al block grant for low-income parents’ Voting records of congressional child care. Last week the AFL started representatives on child care, a hot line designed to help working welfare reform and advocacy. mothers with such problems as find­ ■ Working Women Working ing quality care. Together Network, 888-971- Resentment can’t be legislated, 9797 (toll-free) anytime. Hot though. Marlene McQuitter’s child line set up by the AFL-CIO to care costs jumped from $80 to $95 per help women with workplace week recently for her 5-year-old son, issues, including referral to local Devin. McQuitter, her family’s sole quality child care centers. breadwinner, is paying out 25 percent ■ JumpStart Michigan website, of her income for child care. She’s look­ http://www.jumpstartmich.com. ing for a less expensive center now. Updates on what’s happening “I’m on a mission,” says McQuitter, a with child care on state and Detroit dispatch supervisor for national levels. Michigan National Bank. “I can’t pay it. There’s more single mothers who can’t afford these prices than me, too.” of the coming hike in state reimburse­ Jeem a Meador, a single mother on ment for child care. “We haven’t put up welfare, has heard similar sentiments billboards or anything,” he said. from frustrated co-workers. “I None of the centers’ directors con­ thought, ‘Shame on you.’ ” As Meador tacted for this story were available for says, she’s not the culprit. Without comment. assistance, almost half of her income But many mothers see child care as would go to the Southfield center that “a big money-making business.” The cares for her 3-year-old daughter Detroit day care center that Glenda LaTesha, while she works as a special Turner patronizes told her she’ll have education bus attendant for Detroit to fund-raise for the center or pay an Public Schools. extra $100 a semester. Even at that, she believes child care Whigham, an autoworker at Ford’s workers deserve higher pay. “You get Flat Rock plant, said her two sons’ what you pay for,” she says. child care went up $20 to $145 this The average child care worker in month. She, too, wants a more afford­ metro Detroit earned $7 per hour, Journal photo by PATRICIA BECK able place. Although her husband according to a 1993-94 study by theDetroit office manager Glenda Turner, 31, has been asked by her day care center to helpworks as a Detroit city garbage collec­ National Center for the Early Child­ raise money or pay more for the care of her daughters Giendoiyn, 8, Nikea, 3 and tor, “Even two-income working fami­ hood Workforce, the latest data avail­ 7-month-old Destane. lies find it hard to pay these prices.” able. And lower-income working families Centers’ fees have been kept artifi­ Child Care. He and others struggle tinue to pay their staffs higher than who lack aid often feel the cost pinch cially low by paying their workers justwith raising workers’ salaries, at the the minimum wage,” Sullivan said. “In most, said Wendy Shepherd, an advo­ above the minimum wage for years, risk of shutting out lower-income fam­order to keep staff, you have to raisecate who has headed Michigan’s says Mark Sullivan, director of the ilies by raising prices. fees. That’s the best way to maintain a Worthy Wage campaign for higher- Michigan Four C Association, which “Providers are forced to make rate consistent, quality staff.” paid child care workers. Such families stands for Community Coordinatedincreases right now so they can con­ Sullivan said few centers even knowon average pay up to 30 percent of their income for child care, she said. They have filled Michigan’s case­ Warren Professional Fire Fighters Union loads this year, said Larry Vande- sande, a Family Independence Agency “You h ave ^ s Long spokesman. Welfare reform has forced our Support ( l y j m p as it Takes99 thousands of workers off direct assis­ sW LN C FA L, tance. But an increasing number of Ken Behnke Gary D. Micu working families are taking up aid for President Secretary child care, pushing the rolls higher Mark Schimanski Fred Helfmann Vice President LOCAL 1383 • AFL-CIO Treasurer this year. Before welfare reform passed, 33,536 families received aid; now 42,951 families do. Advocates say such aid needs to be Michigan's Foremost Labor; Workers’ Compensation LOCAL 1 2 5 0 increased. and Personal Injury Law Firm since 1927 City of Warren Employees “At a time when there’s so little resources, we don’t need more divisive­ Sachs, Waldman, O’Hare, Helveston Send our Support to ness,” said Shepherd. “The problem is businesses have not stepped up to the Bogas & M cIntosh, P.C. STRUGGLING NEWSPAPER financial plate on this. If they want Detroit, Mt. Clemens, Pontiac, Flint and Lansing (313) 965-3464 welfare reform to work, they’ve got to WORKERS be part of this.” SEPTEMBER 14, 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 7

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NINE MILE RD. fectionist,” explained Wayne County Journal photo by REBECCA COOK SOUTHFIELD, Ml. 48075 METRO BEACH Circuit Court Judge Claudia Morcom,David Moore, above and to the right of a longtime friend and former law George Crockett Jr. in the top photo, SEPT. 13-21 partner. “He expected that of his chil­remembers his friend for his willingness (248) 559-2110 dren, his law partners and his associ­ to take action against injustice. ates, and he was willing to make whatever sacrifices necessary.” strong enough to cover everyone. He sacrificed four months of free­ The courts upheld his ruling. dom for his defense of free speech. He “He was a black eagle who stirred SOLIDARITY and Morcom risked their lives in the the white eagle’s nest on issues of early 1960s when they traveled to injustice, inequality and freedom for Machinists Air Transport District 143 supports the Mississippi to provide legal aid to all people,” Moore said. fir A M ' civil rights workers. Judge Crockett ran successfully for efforts of the workers at the Detroit News&. Detroit He faced his most withering chal­ the House of Representatives in Free Press to win a fair and equitable contract. lenge in 1969 during the now infa­ 1980, two years after the death of his mous New Bethel Baptist Church first wife, Dr. Ethelene Crockett. incident. A white Detroit police offi­ In Congress he sponsored the reso­ cer was shot to death outside the lution that called on the South church as a group of black sepa­ African government to free Nelson ratists met inside. Police peppered Mandela; he opposed the Detroit the building with gunfire, arrested allNewspapers’ joint operating agree­ KIDS SAVE BIC AT 142 people inside, including children,ment, saying it would hurt unions locked them up at police headquar­ and diminish the quality of the ters and prevented them from mak­ papers; he sued the Reagan adminis­ ing calls. tration to keep U.S. troops out of El David Moore, a union activist whoSalvador. CO/ was Crockett’s longtime friend and He and Congressman John Conyers + ta x his congressional assistant, recalled sat on the House Judiciary OPTCAL $99 what happened next. “Rev. (C.L.) Committee. “He was the reason I Franklin got on the phone and calledwent into the law,” Conyers said. people for help. But no one answeredAfter retiring in 1991, Crockett Kids 19 and under only. Contact that call for help but George remained in Washington, D.C., with Crockett,” he said. his second wife, Dr. Harriette Crockett went to police headquar­ Chambliss Crockett. Kids Frames Lens ters at 6 a.m. and held court. He Several weeks ago, Judge Morcom ordered the release of 130 suspects was among friends who visited $78 or more because they had been illegally Crockett. Package detained. “The aftermath was hell Eighty-eight years old and suffer­ In clu d es: and high water,” Moore recalled. ing from cancer, he told them: “I’ve Supporters of the police departmentdone everything in life I set out to, 72. OFF Contact exam demanded his removal. The governorand then some. I am ready and I am and the state legislature censured at peace.” with prescription B&L Optma FW only him; some judges scorned him. He died Sept. 7 in Washington, D.C. lenses Renu kit Protesters picketed him. He faced He was buried in a private ceremony Some restrictions may apply. No other sale, discount, or coupons can be used death threats. But nothing weakenedthere. A memorial was held Saturday Sale ends September 30, 1997 his belief that the Constitution was in Detroit. PAGE 8 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL SEPTEMBER 7, 1997 K-R agrees to consider employee bid for paper By Robin Fornoff But in a surprise announcement a of heart gives his group less than two Ownership Plan (ESOP). Journal Staff Writer month later, board Chairman P. weeks “to work a miracle.” They will be competing in the bid­ A public appeal from five mayors Anthony Ridder announced the board But Conn is a veteran at beating ding against the Chicago Sun-Times, and the governor of Indiana haswould never consider an offer from impossible odds. He was part of an whose owner, Hollinger International apparently persuaded media giant employees. employee group with no money that Inc., is the only other entity express­ Knight-Ridder Inc. to back off an Ridder’s decree killed a deal being put together a $40 million bid to buy ing a public interest in the newspa­ order that initially denied employees put together by staff writer Joseph the paper in 1989 - the first time per. of the Gary Post-Tribune a shot atConn with the aid of The Newspaper Knight-Ridder tried to sell the proper­ Conn said the employee bid will be buying the ailing newspaper. Guild. But Conn and his group, deter­ ty in an effort to raise cash and fend based on worker concessions to Knight-Ridder’s about-face means mined to pressure Ridder into chang­ off a rumored hostile takeover that increase the newspaper’s profit mar­ employees have just 10 days — until ing his mind, went public with their never materialized. Knight-Ridder gin. Concessions will be rewarded in Sept. 17 — to submit a bid for the effort. took the paper off the market just as future years with profit sharing, stock 64,000 circulation daily, which, while They pelted the Knight-Ridder the employee group’s bid solidified. options and seats on the board of profitable, is locked in a fierce circula­ board with appeals from readers and “Fortunately for us, we’ve been directors. tion war that it is losing. powerful political figures, including through this once before and know Though the paper is profitable now, It is the latest development in a long Gov. Frank O’Bannon, former Gov. another group of investment bankers it isn’t returning the 15 percent-plus and strange affair between the news­ Evan Bayh, Gary Mayor Scott Kingwilling to help us,” said Conn, who is margins most stock market investors paper and Knight-Ridder that has left and four other city mayors in thepresident of Newspaper Guild Local demand of such properties. Its profit many of its 308 employees bitter, but newspaper’s circulation area. 14, which represents the newsroom margin is rumored to be about 10 per­ resolved to control their own fate. Conn is convinced the appeal is and custodial employees. cent, but Conn declined to specify Knight-Ridder, owners of the what changed Ridder’s mind, though Conn said employees are working during negotiations. The largely Detroit Free Press and myriad other Knight-Ridder’s corporate spokesman with American Capital Strategies, the union staff is also locked in a fierce media properties, put the Indiana Polk Laffoon told the Chicago same Bethesda, Md., investment advertising and circulation war with newspaper up for sale last June forTribune: “I think Tony (Ridder) looked banking firm that helped them in the the nonunion Hammond Times, the second time in less than a decade. at it and said, Why are we doing this? aborted 1989 sale. Though Conn saidowned by Howard Publications, based At the time, corporate spokeswoman These are good employees ... and he was prevented by a confidentiality in Hammond. Mindy Kiernan initially indicated there is no reason not to go ahead withagreement from offering specific The Gary newspaper has lost about employees would be allowed to make athis.’ ” details, he did disclose the bid would 10,000 subscribers to the Times in the bid. Conn said Knight-Ridder’s change be premised on an Employee Stock last four years of the fight. Paul Maceri, locked-out worker, dies Paul Maceri, 59, a locked-out Detroit Newspapers circulation work­ er, died Sept. 5 at his home in Harper obituary Woods. Maceri, who worked in the News’ very congenial, very willing to help circulation and pressroom depart­ out. Everybody liked Paul.” ments for 30 years, suffered from lung Survivors include his wife, Barbara; cancer. sons, Joseph, Anthony and Dominic; “He was one of the nicest people I daughter, Andrea Colombo; mother, ever met,” said Jack Howe, president Frances; brother, Sam; sister, Nina of Maceri’s local, GCIU 13N. “He was DiMeglio, and seven grandchildren. Services were Tuesday at Our Lady Queen of Peace Church, Grosse Pointe Woods, and burial was in Resurrection Cemetery, Clinton Township. ¥ Friday, September 19th Saturday, September 20th Sunday, September 21st AT THE Action Aimed Gaelic League at Local Union You'J J o any iking for your family. irish amcrican club How akoul kelping ikem to live longer? Busters Fall Festival 1997 Don't let union busters get away If you’re a woman in your 50s, women’s risk of heart disease, can­ Featuring 60s or 70s, and past menopause, cer and osteoporosis. Call today with it! 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Latest NLRB the ULP strike notebook hearing Concessions demanded in Monterey By Alan Forsyth lasts a day Journal Staff Writer n its first bargaining session By Alan Forsyth with Monterey (Calif.) County Journal Staff Writer Herald employees, Knight- National Labor Relations Board Ridder put a slew of antiwork­ hearings have been known to last for Ier offers on the table, ranging from weeks, even months. subcontracting out all work to But last Monday, when NLRB demoting or firing people without Administrative Law Judge William arbitration. Kocol presided over a key hearing in “It was a dreadful proposal,” said the ongoing Detroit newspapers Luther Jackson, administrative labor dispute, the entire hearing was officer of the San Jose Newspaper completed in less than a day. Guild, which represents Monterey At issue was whether The Detroit newspaper workers. News, the Detroit Free Press and Knight-Ridder also wants lati­ Detroit Newspapers committed an tude to eliminate any job classifica­ unfair labor practice by failing to tion or position and to base pay reinstate their striking workers after raises only on management evalua­ tions. they made unconditional retum-to- i.-. - ...a .1 work offers in February. The union would have to collect Journal photo by REBECCA COOK Union attorney Sam McKnight its own dues because the paper Giant puppets created by members of a touring Art and Revolution troupe joined said all of the companies’ defenses wouldn’t deduct it from paychecks.locked-out newspaper workers and supporters last week to protest a book signing against the charge were dismissed or Knight-Ridder made the propos­by line-crosser Mitch Albom. withdrawn before day’s end. In addi­ als in a six-hour session on tion, McKnight said, a management Wednesday. just $35 million. United Fund Inc., a nonprofit, char­ lawyer said he did not need to file While Knight-Ridder may be Drew Lewis, the former U.S. itable organization that funds other any briefs in the matter. Oct. 6 is the ready for drawn-out negotiations,transportation secretary, is former­nonprofit organizations. deadline for filing briefs. Jackson said, “Our members are ly Union Pacific’s CEO and now a The fund is using Detroit Monday’s speedy action seems to not of the mind to have us sit at political consultant with the com­Newspapers to advertise its annual have cleared the way for Kocol to the bargaining table for month pany. dinner in October. Laydell Wood make his ruling. It is not clear how after month.” He is also a director of Gannett Harper, Detroit Newspapers com­ long it will take. A ruling favorable to Last month K-R acquired the Co. Inc., owner of The Detroit munity affairs director, is honorary the union could form the basis for the Monterey and San Luis Obispo, News. dinner co-chair. eventual reinstatement of the news­ Calif., papers from Scripps Howard Reno Gazette-Joumal, the local Detroit Newspapers donated free paper workers, who went on strike in a swap for its Boulder, Colo., daily, is Gannett-owned. ads, said Robert Jones, public rela­ more than two years ago. paper. It promptly fired all the tions spokesman. On Sept. 22 another NLRB admin­ Herald’s nearly 200 workers, then Big in the Apple istrative law judge will begin a hear­ hired most back without a union Locked-out workers received Duh News ing on whether the firings of more contract. It also distributed an great exposure at the Labor Day The Detroit News zeroed in on than 70 strikers should be rescinded. employee handbook limiting parade in New York. With large salaries of top executives of the The companies discharged them employee rights even to converse.banners posted, the Detroit delega­Michigan Education Association on for alleged picket line misconduct. Among the 25 not rehired are sometion stood just past the stand Sept. 9. The News compared them NLRB Regional Director William of the most experienced staffers. where AFL-CIO president John to the salaries of Gov. John Engler Schaub is seeking their reinstate­ None of the nonunion San LuisSweeney reviewed the parade. The and UAW President Stephen ment. employees were fired. Detroiters passed out 20,000 Yokich. For some reason, salaries of Last week Detroit Sunday leaflets as the 250,000 marchers Detroit News executives were omit­ In other action Journal general manager Mike went by. ted from the table. On Aug. 26 the NLRB filed its McBride visited Monterey. “I came Running ads The News said the MEA declined appeal of U.S. District Judge John away feeling that that fairly liberal to comment but, following its policy, Corbett O’Meara’s refusal to issue an community is behind the workers is taking sides didn’t bother to tell its readers that injunction that would have sent there,” he said. “I don’t think “We are certainly not taking a unions generally don’t talk to news­ locked-out workers back to their jobs. Knight-Ridder’s actions have gonestance on the strike,” says David papers that are making war on The 6th Circuit Court of Appeals in over very well at all.” Devereaux, Channel 56 vice presi­their unions. Cincinnati agreed to expedite its pro­ dent of communications. “Our deci­ MEA director of communications ceedings. But it made Nov. 28 the On the road sion to advertise anywhere is just Dawna Cooper said the article “was deadline for final submission of Seven locked-out Detroit newspa­business decision.” fraught with errors,” one of which briefs. Oral arguments will be held per workers were headed to WTVS, Detroit’s PBS station, has was that pay had been lumped before deliberations begin. Monterey over the weekend to been advertising recently with with reimbursement for legitimate In Washington there was no action extend solidarity to the County Detroit Newspapers. business expenses as salary. Far on management’s appeal of Admin­ Herald workers. Asked if spending money in thefrom being secret, the salaries are istrative Law Judge Thomas Wilks The trip followed several days in papers presents a moral problem, voted on by an assembly of 700 ruling in June that the newspapers Reno, Nev., where newspaper work­Devereaux replied: “That does not people, she said. caused and prolonged the strike. The ers made common cause with gov­enter into it. We don’t typically NLRB’s three sitting board members ernment, labor and environmentalhave to explain that to anybody.”Direct action will decide that appeal. foes of Union Pacific Corp. He said it was his understanding The Shutdown Motown ’97 cam­ NLRB chairman William B. Gould Because of Union Pacific’s that the newspaper strike is over. paign will hold an action Thursday IV refused to disqualify himself from takeover of Southern Pacific Rail Asked if the station did not worryagainst “local union busters.” hearing the case. The newspapers Corp., rail traffic is expected to about offending union viewers, Locked-out workers and supporters claimed that his public statements multiply in Reno and tie up trafficDevereaux had no comment. will meet at 8 a.m. at UAW Local revealed bias. If Gould had disquali­ there. The cost of sinking tracks WTVS is taking pledge calls at 600 at Wyoming and Dix. fied himself, the board would have below ground level is put at $182 313-872-7500 or 800-859-9887. Alan Forsyth is a locked-out lacked a quorum and no action would million; Union Pacific wants to pay Also advertising is the Black Detroit News copy editor. have been possible on the appeal. PAGE 10 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL SEPTEMBER 14, 1997 Mother Teresa made the world her family

By Harry T. Cook statements that packed the wallop. Special to the Journal She was against abortion first, last The first thing you noticed about and always. There was no greater Mother Teresa up close was her feet. evil. Those were God’s babies, and They were bare. Mostly she walked she would take care of them all, if through life barefoot. Consequently,necessary. No abortion. She was her feet were knobbed and gnarled. It against a lot of things, and that put was less than five feet from the feet her at odds with contemporary to the face that was recognizable Catholic womanhood. around the world, and the eyes that Yet when I learned of her death, I thought what many people must have thought when Winston commentary Churchill or Mohandas Gandhi or Sojourner Truth died: One like that seemed to see all - and not to like a will not come our way again. lot of what they saw. The best story I know about That being so, beginning more thanMother Teresa is this. She visited 50 years ago, the Albanian-born nunDetroit twice in the 1970s and spoke did something about the things thatto crowds of people in Cobo Hall. One offended her eyes. That “something” of those who heard her was the Rev. is now a global network of hospices,Ed Farrell, then pastor of St. Agnes clinics and shelters serving those sheChurch. The priest is somewhat of a called “the poorest of the poor.” world traveler. Farrell was in New As a quite new religion reporter forGuinea when I tried to track him the, ahem, Detroit Free Press, in down for this article. June 1979,1 got to sit across a rick­ In 1978, Farrell found himself seat­ ety card table from Mother Teresa for ed next to Mother Teresa on an air­ a 40-minute interview in a dimly lit plane going somewhere. She spotted room on the second floor of the con­his clerical collar, but not before he, vent at what was then known as St. stunned and clueless, spotted her Agnes Catholic Church on Rosa trademark blue and white habit. In Parks Blvd. in Detroit. (It’s called the course of the conversation that Martyrs of Uganda Church today.) ensued, Farrell, finding his voice, She had come to Detroit to found a poured out his concern for his belea­ convent of her legendary guered city of Detroit and urged the Missionaries of Charity. nun to send a permanent mission to Actually, you couldn’t have called itits poorest of the poor. The priest an interview, because the then- eventually reported his reckless and Archbishop of Detroit, John Cardinalhighly unofficial invitation to the late Dearden, who was her official host, Cardinal Dearden who, utter gentle­ made it clear through his press man that he was, conveyed the offi­ spokespriest, Father Patrick cial one. Halfpenny, that I would not be per­ Several months later Farrell found mitted to ask questions. I could listenhimself on the telephone with Mother to what she said and make notes. No Teresa who informed him that she tape recorders. would arrive within five days with About five minutes into the non­ three sisters and, ‘Where would they interview, it occurred to me that I be living?” Panic time Photo by TONY SPINA from the Wayne State Archives of Labor and Urban Affairs had met this person somewhere See MOTHER, Page 11 Mother Teresa had a gentle countenance and a seemingly unbreakable spirit. before. It eventually dawned on me that the renowned Mother Teresa of Calcutta was in some respects no more and no less than the aunt or Two women, two paths to our esteem grandmother of anybody whose folks hailed from eastern Europe by one By Christopher M. Singer by embracing pain, her own and that generation or less. Journal Staff Writer of others. There was nothing complicated Two international celebrities died essay We can do that. about what she said: You just take lately. Our reactions to their passing Mother was a print-media celebrity. care of the poorest of the poor; and says as much about us as it does can identify with Diana’s search for You had to think about the contradic­ you do it by washing filthy bodies, them. love and acceptance, we stand in awe tions she raised. She made you react cradling dying infants and seeing Diana, Princess of Wales, died in an of Mother Teresa. - like the time she was at a banquet each person regardless of circum­ auto wreck in Paris. She was 36. How do you reflect on the life of and brushed all the dinner roll stances as a one-time creation of God. Mother Teresa died in bed in someone who gave that life to the crumbs onto her plate and ate them No resolutions, no five-point pro­ Calcutta, India. She was 87. wretched of the earth? Tough act to because, she explained, millions get grams, no grant writing, and certain­ Thanks to technology, both will befollow. no more than th at to eat each day, so ly no legislation. frozen in time: Diana - innocent, How do we live like Mother Teresa, it would be shameful to waste It all came out sounding exactly lovely, wounded; Mother Teresa - old,Martin Luther King Jr. or Nelson crumbs of bread. like the earnest and profound way insmall and frail, serene. Mandela? Malcolm X or Bobby Diana was a TV image. Her image which your aged Aunt Novatna And while we unendingly mull overKennedy we can handle. They both was the message. Diana’s beauty was would tell you and your other cousinsDiana’s life and the deeper meaning found the courage to change the the same as Marilyn Monroe’s pre- how to make golambki the RIGHT of it all, there’s not that much to saythings they could and reinvented served-in-amber image. We saw her way. But it was the substance of her about Mother Teresa, really. While we themselves, just as Diana was doing See CELEBRITY, Page 11 SEPTEMBER 14, 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 11

Sisters of the Missionaries of Charity, led ACLU head tallies wins, losses by Sister Christophine, ACLU, From Page 5 their lives. right, follow Simon, an ACLU member and the example speech, and other constitutionalcontributor for almost 30 years, con­ of their privileges that lawyers might envy.siders himself fortunate to have founder. Simon is reluctant to single outworked for the organization. “Few Below, they the most important issue the people in their lifetime have the attend a Michigan ACLU championed duringopportunity to work for an organiza­ mass for his tenure. tion that advances the values they Mother But he said it is still a thrill to see cherish. Usually this occupies one’s Teresa in signs for the Boys & Girls Clubs. extracurricular life.” their convent “People take the Boys & Girls Although Simon’s successor has at St. Clubs for granted. When I camenot been chosen, he is certain the Dominic’s here it was the Boys Club, and itorganization will continue to be a Church in changed as a result of a lawsuit powerful advocate for Constitu­ Detriot. brought by the ACLU,” he pointedtional rights in what he describes as Journal photos by GEORGE WALDMAN out. Michigan’s unhealthy political cli­ Simon also said the state “wouldmate. have road blocks on highways if we“What I feel best about is helping didn’t challenge Gov. Blanchard’sto put together a strong, vital orga­ plans for sobriety roadblocks.” nization of attorneys and volunteers The most emotionally intensethroughout the state,” he said. “That case for Simon was a federal trial in means anytime some government Kalamazoo where a judge held theofficial says something outrageous, FBI responsible for attacks on someor screws up, or a city council, or the of the original freedom riders andlegislature passes a law that civil rights workers in the South.restricts people’s rights, you can He said it was a moving and unfor­pretty much guarantee someone gettable experience “to see grownfrom the ACLU will be all over them men break down and cry on theand possibly bringing them into stand, having come from the Southcourt.” to tell their story for the first time ... about being beaten.” Simon is also proud of prohibi­Day of Outrage tions against employers forcing workers to undergo polygraph exams as conditions of employment;set by UAW local unannounced drug testing of munic­UAW Local 6000 will hold a Day ipal employees, high school athletesof Outrage informational picket at and cheerleaders. the Fort Wayne office of the Family The Michigan Freedom ofIndependence Agency at 6534 W. Information Act, the Open MeetingsJefferson in Detroit from noon to 1 Act that shines light on backroomWednesday. political dealing, both came to passThe agency was formerly the Whole world was her family during Simon’s tenure. Department of Social Services. MOTHER, From Page 10 hoods around St. Dominic’s. Even though the ACLU underLocal 6000 represents state Detroit’s poorest may enjoy far Simon did not win all its cases - andemployees. They are concerned over The sisters eventually ended up liv­more of this world’s goods than their there were some devastating “lots of layoffs of state employees,” ing and working in the long unusedcounterparts in Calcutta, but defeats - the group prevailed on thesays Bob Sisler, Local 6000 field rep­ convent of St. Dominic’s Church, because of a chance meeting on an majority it undertook. resentative. 4856 Trumbull, Detroit, where six of airplane nearly 20 years ago, they, The three most bitter defeats Sisler that changes by Gov. John them can be found today under thetoo, have felt the blessed touch of came when the Michigan SupremeEngler in the delivery of welfare ser­ supervision of Sister Christophine. Mother Teresa whom the world Court upheld the ban on the usevices of “are making it more difficult They run a soup kitchen for more mourns as the one sure saint of the Medicaid funds for abortions for lowfor clients to get services and get than 300 people six days a week. 20th century. -income women; denied the rightmeaningful jobs.” They operate a shelter for abused Harry Cook is the pastor of St. to free speech activity in shop­The demonstration is sponsored women and children, and they visitAndrew Episcopal Church in ping malls; and prevented peopleby the UAW’s Jobs With Justice those who are confined to their Clawson and frequently contributes who are mentally competent butcommittee. homes in the deteriorating neighbor­to The Detroit Sunday Journal. terminally ill from choosing to end-A lan Forsyth

CELEBRITY, From Page 10 day after that. Mother Teresa did like to share the wounded inner child asking, “HugLove, hope outshine celebritystory of her own crisis of faith. me. Once she had made up her mind to Much has been made of Diana’s The shame-based death culture nurturing feminine side. quit. Then she came upon a woman vulnerability, her sharing of her ownteaches us it’s unseemly to discuss Mother Teresa shared her experi­ dying alone in the street. Mother experience, strength and hope. Lowthe elephant standing in the middleence, strength and hope by deed Teresa took the woman home, self-esteem, an eating disorder, sui­ of the living room. Which elephant?rather than word. The Buddha taughtcleaned her up, put her to bed and cide attempts, looking for love in allYou’re imagining things again. that, after attaining enlightenment, cared for her. After all that, the the wrong places. Diana had learned the hard way one is ready to participate joyfully womanin died. I remember Sam Donaldson, Cokiethat to get the elephant out of the liv­the sorrows of the world. But before she died, Mother Teresa Roberts and George Will one Sundaying room, you first had to acknowl­ Imagine getting up every morningwould recall, the woman smiled at morning on ABC-TV all agreeing edge it. to surround yourself with people inher. they didn’t want to hear someone - And it was by acknowledging herpain - mental, physical and spiritual Mother Teresa didn’t quit. say, Bill Clinton, the adult child of apain and by giving her love to otherspain - minister to them your whole Love. We spend a lifetime - howev­ violent alcoholic - share his story. Itin pain that Diana established an day and then go to bed knowinger that long or short that may be - looking made them squirm, and they didn’tintimacy with us. Clinton does it, too.more like them will be there tomor­ for love, each of us by our own path. like being made to squirm. He’s not embarrassed to display his row. And the day after that. And the The odyssey. That’s all there is. PAGE 12 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL SEPTEMBER 14y 1997 Memories of laughter and grace GOOD, From Page 1 after she’d helped arrange and wit­ nessed maybe 35. Included among them were some people she simply connected with more than others - like the lesbian professor who held Good’s hand as she died, so as to be accompanied by a feminist, and the crabby woman who softened at the last moment, laughing at Good’s joke about not sneezing on her so she’d “catch her death.” Those were hard ones. So is this. Any female who knew Janet Good likely identified with her strength, if not her cause. Connecting with her was as easy as drawing breath. Journal file photo by DAYMON J. HARTLEY A former social worker, she broughtI don’t like pain. Who does? But it doesn’t scare mef” said Janet Good, who was loved for her ability to soothe the fears of others. true humanistic style to Jack Kevor­ kian’s undertaking. He might be World an War II, helping support heropen adoptions of our two children,you in want of me?” At which he would odd duck, with his quips aboutfamily cold by working in a factory thatwhich my husband and I keep in closebecome a “gentle little pussycat.” cadavers and blather about beingbuilt airplanes. “Of course, they notouch with the birth families, fascinat­ For a death counselor, she had a burned at the stake. But Janet Goodlonger wanted me when the war wased her. “I’m opposed,” she said. “I’mvery charming sense of humor. One was warm and fuzzy, like the cartoonover,” she sighed. But she had learnedpretty sure you’re crazy. But makeday last year I talked with her by creatures that adorned several of hersomething about herself - that shesure you tell me everything.” Wephone - by then the strike had driven peppermint-pink sweatshirts. could come through in a crisis, anddebated that one all the years I knewus out of Michigan for jobs in New “I loved her,” Kevorkian proclaimedstretch the boundaries of who sheher. York and New Jersey - when she had publicly after assisting her exit fromthought she was. She did not resentAll during the strike and currentjust gotten home from a friend’s wake. this realm Aug. 26, a day she chose forthat time, but rather valued it. lockout at the Free Press, where both “Ah, it was sad,” she said at first. “I its feminist import (Women’s Equality It is something of an irony that themy husband and I had workedfeel for almost guilty. It’s been a year Day). arch-feminist is known primarily as nearlya a decade, she not only worriedsince I was diagnosed. I feel like going It seemed a bit shocking. The doctorsidekick. She did resent any sugges­about my welfare but wanted to chal­to the doctor who told me I had maybe is not the sort to talk of love, and nevertion that she was Dr. Death’s hand­lenge my thinking. “You know, I havetwo months and saying, ‘Well, sir, I’m has, as far as I know. But Good didmaiden. Rightfully so, too. She maya very close friend who writes a femi­still here!’ ” seem to instill a heart in the Tin Mannot have built the “Mercy Machine,” nistas column in The News (J.B. Dixon, Then, she began giggling like a girl. crusader. And so it must be true thatKevorkian called his contraption, butwhose free-lance work has appeared“What’s he gonna say?” she whooped. his heart aches with authentic painshe definitely built the clientele. fairly consistently throughout “April the Fool?” now. People with trouble were drawn totwo-and-a-half years we’ve been away The only time I ever knew her to be Mine does. her. While she was president of thefrom our desks.) “Do you think truly her shattered by death, or anything We became friends the day we met, Hemlock Society of Michigan - whichvoice should not be heard?” else, was when her daughter Donna maybe the first 10 minutes. Given hershe founded after her mother died Towarda the end of Good’s life, whendied, suddenly, of a heart attack on personality, this was inevitable,“wretched death, a miserable bedsoredoctors, and then hospice workers,Christmas Eve, 1995. The loss was too despite the fact I was a reporter andeating up half her back” - and untilwere keeping her supplied with mor­big. Unbearable. She couldn’t accept it technically required to operate withshe died, in fact, she spent manyphine and a battery of other drugsfor for a very long time. emotional restraint. hours per day e-mailing and talkingpain, Good struggled with making theGood already knew she was dying “I just love your writing!” shewith people in desperate straits.choice to be less than fully conscious.when Donna did.That’s “ not a prob­ gushed after turning up unannouncedListening, empathizing, making sug­“I don’t like pain. Who does?” shelem, I can handle that, I do not feel at my desk at the Free Press. I hadgestions, calming fears, answeringsaid. “But it doesn’t scare me. What depressed or sad about it. I believe I written a Sunday magazine profile weird of questions with candor (“On mydoes scare me is that there is no painwill have choices and control over how Dr. K, and she thought I’d really got­day to die with Dr. Kevorkian, shouldmedication in the world that doesn’tI meet my fate,” she said the day I ten his number. “I love even more,” sheI wear a diaper?” ‘Well, yes, dear, if rob you of your mind.” went to convey condolences about her said with a sweet smile, “that you areyou need one.”). She did not go gentle into that gooddaughter. a woman who is a great writer.” I wrote many stories about individ­night. “Not Donna. It’s too much to ask of She was a feminist to her core. It uals who eventually died withOn the other hand, she didn’t rageme to have Donna be dead.” seemed to have very little to do withKevorkian’s aid, or found their ownagainst the dying of the light, either.She began to talk of Donna, who was anger, although she was well-way out if he made them wait too long.One of the things I found mosta hairdresser and had such a gentle acquainted with the facts of repressionAll of them treasured their talks withremarkable about Janet Good was hertouch when washing and styling her and oppression, and was movedhis to “screening lady.” singular graciousness. She was frommother’s hair. “I can feel her hands, spearhead the drive to make sexual“If there’s ever a time you need athe generation before mine whenright here, right now,” said Janet, harassment illegal in this state. It good shrink to steady your nerves,”women were taught how to be lady­touching the back of her own neck. had to do with her boundless affec­said a withered man from Boston wholike. No one taught her to remainTears streamed down her cheeks. And tions. sought, but didn’t get the doctor’sladylike help while exhibiting a spinethen, of suddenly, a sunshower as she “I just really think women are thein time to beat nature, “it would besteel, though. It was just somethingsmiled amidst her weeping. best,” she told me. “I think it is annow. And that’s Janet. She alwaysshe did. “I’m so lucky,” she said, “I got to love almost unbelievable tragedy that theyknows what to say.” She had Kevorkian’s snorting bullher.” of were not allowed to be everything theyHer repertoire of empathy extendedan attorney, Geoffrey Fieger, wrappedI miss Janet Good so terribly much. could in the past, and I want to seewell beyond feminism and the right-around her pinkie. “I’ll get a suddenI’m so lucky. every one have the opportunity to-die.to do She seemed interested incall, and he’ll say gruffly, ‘Be here at 2 Antoinette Martin is a locked-out so now.” everything that had to do with rela­p.m.’ ” And, Good said she would replyFree Press feature writer and the arts Good was a “Rosie the Riveter” intionships between human beings. in The a lilting voice, “Geoffrey, somethingeditor of the Montclair (N.J.) Times. SEPTEMBER 14, 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 13 ‘Camp Jeep’ offers training fun for off-roaders

By Martha Hindes along with a few competitors, boast a Journal Automotive Writer mechanized mountain-goat reputation or the uninitiated, the first of being able to tackle almost any ter­ bump of tires against a rain. The rest drove larger siblings, mound of rock in a Jeep Jeep Cherokees and a few Grand Wrangler seems a little Cherokees, that ordinarily are more Finsane.No vehicle can possibly climb limited for off-roading. over a boulder half its size without Extreme off-roading on the most needing a tow truck to rescue the difficult trails is an experience that pieces. makes people grow and challenges The next obstacle must surely their limitations while they’re having invite vehicular suicide: Bridging a fun, says Jill Smith, president of Jeep gaping ravine riding the length of two Jamboree USA that coordinates the fallen logs with nothing but space events with Chrysler. “It pushes you between them. far out of your comfort zone,” she For seasoned Jeep Wrangler own­ says. ers, such challenges are little more She’s the daughter of Jamboree than warm-up exercises for real off- founder Mark Smith - who’s such an roading that comes in such legendary off-road enthusiast he sits on a “Jeep” packages as Arch Canyon in Utah, tattoo. Smith, who first started off- the Baja California run in Mexico, road convoys about 45 years ago, has and the granddaddy of them all, the run annual Jamborees for 14 years in Rubicon Trail in California’s High cooperation with Chrysler that draw Sierra. hundreds of Jeep owners from around Owners of the vehicle that’s consid­ the country. ered the original sport utility - born At the camp each year, Smith sets as a bare-bones General Purpose Jeep up a training course, aptly titled Vehicle during World War II that fos­Off-roading in a Jeep can be overwhelming for drivers with little experience or training.“Jeep 101,” where campers can learn tered the “Jeep” name - have long the fine points of overcoming just been advocates of the growing sport ofBut going from showroom to road­ing ground in early August, a sort aboutof any driving challenge, and hone off-roading. Each year, caravans plowless terrain takes a lot more than a camival/folk festival/off-road kinder­such skills as log-crossing, climbing a along seemingly impassable trails, few turns at the wheel with the vehi­garten. Set in the Colorado Rockies wall of boulders or staying upright in rushing streams, muddy trenches andcle in low, four-wheel drive. Driving near Vail, it’s at the site of the old steep-sided ditches. rock climb their way to the tops of in thick mud without proper winch­Camp Hale where during World War They learn about proper protection mountains — just because they can. ing equipment available - and the II the U.S. military did assault train­ for their vehicles when they go off- For anyone with more than a few knowledge to use it - might mean ing up sheer m ountain cliffs and road: undercarriage skid plates; how months ownership of a Jeep getting stuck until help arrives. through rugged back country. to disconnect an interlock so the Wrangler, the ability to maneuver Vehicles can hang atop protrudingChrysler uses it as a sort of off-road repeated, low-gear starts won’t wear beyond the range of a fast-food rocks leaving wheels spinning help­adventure with training wheels for out the clutch; adding an air-hose restaurant or find a quiet stream lessly on all sides if a wrong course isnewcomers and a place for veterans snorkel to allow for deep-water cross­ unflanked by tents and campers musttaken. And judging the proper angleto learn new tips. ings. be a tantalizing ideal. Off-roading in to navigate steep hillsides is a must About 4,500 Jeep owners and Once that’s done, there are super­ the United States can extend from to keep a vehicle from tumbling over.enthusiasts recently traveled from asvised trails nearby for novice, inter­ early spring to late fall in many Chrysler Corp., celebrating its 10thfar away as Puerto Rico and Calgary, mediate or expert off-roaders to pre­ areas; in others, it’s year-round. anniversary as owner of the leg­ Alberta, for the three-day camp, pare for real-world terrain. Active four-wheel drive clubs aroundendary Jeep brand, has taken a cue according to Jeep spokeswoman Bill Austin, a seasoned veteran the country are testament to its grow­from its longtime owners. Since 1995,Carrie McElwee. About half brought from Orlando, Fla., attends about a ing popularity. it has sponsored a “Camp Jeep” train-their stubby little Wranglers that, half-dozen Jamborees each year. New off-roaders with some initial training always do better than novices without it, he says. While most vehicles that go on the tortuous off-road courses are the Wetlands rules are fair, study says short-wheelbase Wrangler variety, Austin’s Jeep Grand Cherokee has STUDY, From Page 4 was three or four years ago,” Schwartzfrom 199 in October 1995 to 84 now,always he met the challenge, he says. He said. “DEQ has cleared out the back­said in a Sept. 2 status report. and his son were the first non-profes­ ty owners, business groups, builderslog and is acting expeditiously.In June, DEQ gained authority sionals to to run the mighty Rubicon in and developers who contend regula­They’ve really focused on the problem.issue some permits without a publicGrand Cherokees. tions deprive them of reasonable useWhether your permit is denied orhearing, including projects to fill aAccording to Austin, some vehicle and enjoyment of their land. In part,accepted, or accepted with alterations,half-acre or less of wetlands with sin­damage is an expected part of the critics assert that permits are routine­ they’ve done a good job taking caregle-family of homes. most demanding off-road trips which “This greatly reduces the time ly denied, that it takes too long to pro­logjams and pressure points.” are not for the timid. Despite careful cess applications and that standardsHe said the wetlands issue is less required to obtain a permit,” Witte prepping, inevitably something needs are not applied equitably around contentiousthe than in the past duesaid. to replacing, such as headlamps, And starting next spring, property state. improvements at DEQ and the legis­ bumpers, or even a radiator as on the owners will be able to pay DEQ to They also contend the state imposeslature’s sharp restriction on the power Rubicon trip. unnecessary and expensive require­of municipalities to impose tougherinspect their property to identify the“The fact is, I have to spend some ments for property owners to mini­wetlands requirements than thelocation of any wetlands. money (on repairs), but I won’t go on mize environmental damage. state’s. For two brochures, “Living witha less aggressive trail,” he says. “My Michigan Wetlands: A Landowner’s Lee Schwartz, assistant vice presi­ Lawrence Witte, chief of DEQ’s card says I came to dance.” dent of the Michigan Association Land of and Water ManagementGuide” and “Michigan Wetlands: A Home Builders, hasn’t reviewed theDivision, said the average processingGuide for Property Owners and Home For more information on Jeep MUCC report yet but credited thetime for wetlands permits is now less Builders,” contact the Department ofJamboree USA, call 916-333-4777, state with major improvements in thethan 90 days. The backlog of contest­Environmental Quality, Land andcheck the Web at wetlands program. ed land and water use cases - includ­Water Management Division, Boxwww.4x4now. com \jeep jam. htm “The process isn’t as haphazard as iting wetlands disputes - has dropped30028, Lansing, Mich. 48909. or e-mail [email protected]. PAGE 14 SEPT. 14, 1997 Co-editors:Susan Watson, Norman Sinclair Managing Editor:Emily Everett General Manager: Mike McBride Published by Detroit Sunday Journal Inc. 450 W. Fort Detroit, Mich. 48226 313-964-5655 Fax' 313-964-5554 E-mail: [email protected] Website: http://www.rustnet/“Workers/strike.html SwwP&l Member Michigan Press Association PINION Metro NY Labor Communications Council Communicator of the Year

Familiar names HARO y SOFT ffUtKIF ’O O & I P S . &< JT I ~ need to make changes Since h w s A5 ATODDl*R,ALGPf£ if 1 cam Find etroit’s primary election such as restaurants and clubs. Som eth in g this past week delivered In addition, Archer has yet to HA&VWnHpUBLt to STAND ON: few if any surprises. make good on the promises of his DECIDING WHICH 15 I O N GET’EKi y Mayor Dennis Archer first campaign four years ago to pay WlfSttF. Dholds a commanding lead goingserious to attention to urban design. WHICH AND WHEN the November general election. Detroit remains a city whose most TO GET TME*A- Mean-while, all eight incumbents common urban feature is the sur­ running for re-election to City face parking lot. Our riverfront is Council easily made it into the yet to be rescued from behind its ranks of the 18 finalists. Few sur­ prison bars of parking decks and prises await us in November. What, dilapidated buildings. then, is this election about? Meanwhile, Archer’s most valu­ To say that it’s about the future of able and highly touted planning the city is platitudinous but accu­ initiative was a Land Use Task rate. Despite four promising years Force report that has mostly lan­ under Archer, Detroit remains a guished since being completed city stuck in the ’70s. Detroit’s cur­ three years ago. Education benchmark wise rent and previous mayors, Archer City Council candidates, mean­ and Coleman Young, have been rad­ while, must demonstrate they’re resident Bill Clinton’s call Whatever the states can do to ically different in style but not all here for something more than occa­ for a federal educational improve the education of their own that different in substance. Each sional bickering about the budget. standard is not another children would certainly be wel­ has followed a ’70s-era agenda, pro­ Detroit’s method of government attempt by Big Brother to comed, not spumed as a threat to moting big downtown projects like doesn’t allow for much genuine Psteal power from the states the and spirit of team play. If done prop­ casinos and stadiums but unable to debate on key issues like privatiza­ cities as some critics claim. Rather, erly, this is an effort where the state jump-start neighborhood develop­tion of city services. Detroiters need it is an acknowledgment that the and federal government can work ment. and deserve such a debate, and if educational system in the world’s together to address a very serious Instead of talking about new eras council candidates don’t conduct it, most powerful nation is suffering problem that threatens the United and the future, we should admit an who will? from a pathetic condition of inade­ States of America, not some ragtag uncomfortable fact. For most of the While we’re giving our wish list, quacy that affects all 50 states, not federation of independent communi­ past 30 years, regardless of who sat we’d also like to see some long-over­ just a select few. ties. in the mayor’s office (or on the coun­due reform of the city’s still-tangled The only way to remedy such an Specifically, the president’s pro­ cil), Detroit has been a city with bureaucracy. Another Archer task embarrassing situation is for the posed plan calls for the development deteriorating services, inadequate force pointed out the problems with nation to rally around the problem of national tests designed to assess police protection, too much red tape the bureaucracy early in his term. as a whole, not haphazardly state fourth-grade reading skills and and too little vision. The most obvious problems includ­ by state. This is not to say that indi­ eighth-grade mathematical abili­ The time is long overdue, for ed antiquated record-keeping and vidual states aren’t capable of creat­ ties. In anticipation of conservative example, to see a genuine policy in inadequate staffing that prevent ing workable solutions to their own roadblocks, Clinton said the tests place for neighborhood revival. quick and simple responses to ques­ specific education crisis. It would will be voluntary, not forced on any Consider new housing develop­ tions and proposals. seem, however, that a focused and school district that prefers not to ment. Most new housing stock Unfortunately, like the land use cooperative effort orchestrated from cooperate. Clinton also said that the being constructed is for middle- and report, the effort on reforming the the federal level has considerably tests would be developed by an inde­ upper-class folks who want to live bureaucracy yielded little more stronger potential to achieve results pendent bipartisan board created by along prime corridors, not for the than a headline. Citizens complain that will benefit all of America’s Congress and known as the Nation­ working class and working poor inthat it’s still too difficult to get children, not just those fortunate al Assessment Governing Board. the hood. answers from some city depart­ enough to live in a state that has The purpose of the tests is to put Builders retort that less finan­ ments, particularly Planning and managed to come up with a good together a unified big picture cially able people ought to buy fix-Development. program. depicting the overall condition of er-uppers and move up later to We don’t mean to pick on the Also, a federal education initiative education across the board. The newly built homes. Perhaps. But mayor or the corps of valuable city does not automatically preclude results of such tests will, it is hoped, the fact remains that most new workers. We just want everyone efforts made on the state level. make it considerably easier to housing in Detroit is being built running for city offices to admit develop an across-the-board strate­ behind gated walls. That’s hardly a that we’re still in a fix, and that the gy that could jump-start a much- sign of overall economic progress. razzle-dazzle of the past four years needed overhaul process. Pre­ We need to question, too, how hasn’t changed things much. 10-second editorial dictably, House Speaker Newt much of the money spent on the A city that can build a casino but Gingrich’s response to the presi­ new sports stadiums and casinos can’t get street lights fixed isn’t a What’s going on? Labor dent’s plan was to say, “The presi­ will actually benefit most Detroi­ city that people will want to live Day has come and gone dent is focused on the wrong end. ters. It has yet to be established, in and invest in. Unless these under­ and retailers haven’t He’s focused on Washington bureau­ our opinion, that these attractions lying problems are addressed and cracy, Washington regulations, will be anything more than giant fixed, many disgusted Detroiters put up their Christmas Washington red tape.” magnets that suck dollars away will continue to vote not at the bal­ displays yet. Actually, he’s focused on our chil­ from existing entertainment venues lot box but with their feet. dren. SEPTEMBER 14, 1997 PAGE 15

Public Act 112 isn’t about teacher strikes By David Hecker about Act 112 provisions allowing school admin­ With school starting throughout Michigan, dis­ istrations to decide, unilaterally, to replace non- cussion of Public Act 112 has been renewed. Gov. It is school unions that fight instructional workers through privatization. Yes, John Engler and a Republican-controlled state for high academic standards, that would be the school secretary with 25 years House and Senate passed Act 112 in 1994, mar­ of service who gives your son medicine and the keting it as an anti-strike bill since it fines strik­ an end to social promotions, janitor with 18 years of service who looks out for ing school workers. your daughter’s well-being. This, I presume, was Engler indicating his con­ and strict and enforced Public Act 112 also fails to provide a meaning­ cern for public education. discipline codes. ful dispute settlement mechanism. The fact is The sarcasm is intentional. that teachers in Hamtramck have been without a The fact is that in the school year that Public new contract for two years. Not the most effective Act 112 passed, there were exactly two schoolfor public education, more for children. It is aboutway to attract the best for that school district’s employee strikes. trying to create an uneven playing field slantedstudents. Moreover, Engler’s record is anything but sup­decidedly toward management. Public Act 112 isn’t about strikes. It is about portive of public education. Funding for publicWhat does this mean for our children? Well, it isattempting to undermine some of the strongest education is grossly inadequate. Monies for adultschool unions that bargain for smaller class sizes,advocates for public education - the school education have been slashed. Money has beenmore books and supplies, enrichment classes andunions. And if the children get hurt, well, public diverted from neighborhood public school to char­professional development so that workers canschool children just don’t seem to be a very high ter schools. continue to improve. priority of the Engler administration. Engler’s response to the Michigan SupremeIt is school unions that fight for high academicSo what does Public Act 112 mean for school Court’s recent ruling that the state owes districtsstandards, an end to social promotions, and strictunions? We need to challenge provisions of the act $200 million for mandated special education pro­and enforced discipline codes. After President when necessary and possible (remember, for grams was to veto $300 million in funds for at- Clinton spoke to strong academic standards in hissome, sitting at the front of the bus was illegal), risk students and monies to reduce class sizes. 1997 State of the Union address, he called the and to further expand our community support by According to a national study by the Americanlate A1 Shanker, then-president of the Americanmore publicly and even more vociferously fighting Federation of Teachers, Michigan’s written aca­Federation of Teachers, to thank him for leadingfor smaller class sizes, high standards, more sup­ demic standards are, for the most part, “border­ the fight for high standards. plies and the myriad of issues that enhance edu­ line ... (that is, they) need to be improved to be of And, yes, school unions do bargain for highercation. maximum use to teachers and other.” And withpay. We are not going to apologize for that.School unions and the community must stand Engler achieving the removal of the mandatoryPersonally, I want my 8-year-old daughter to betogether fighting back against all attempts to core curriculum from the state school code, theretaught by the best. I want her school to be in goodundermine public schools and work together to is no guarantee that a school district’s curricu­repair, safe and running well. And, as dedicated enhance the only institution that educates all of lum will meet even these standards. as school workers are, they do have personal andour children. Public Act 112 isn’t about school strikes. It is family needs. Moreover, in many cases, a pay David Hecker is secretary-treasurer of the about attacking the women and men who teachraise just covers the personal money teachersMichigan Federation of Teachers and School- and otherwise serve our children. It is about try­spend on their students. Related Personnel (AFL-CIO), the 30,000-member ing to undercut their unions that advocate moreHow are our children affected? Little is said statewide union of school employees. U.S. more dependent than ever on imported oil The tragic bombing in Saudi Arabia cents a shift while a basic meal in ting on replacement workers” and that took the lives of 19 U.S. service­ Vietnam, rice and vegetables, no fish,“blocking driveways.” No mention was men was a warning about our contin­ letters costs 70 cents. made of the brutality of Sterling ued dependence on imported oil. Groundwork asks people to let WaltHeights police, the company setting Americans should have learnedwelcome departure from the percep­Disney Co. and McDonald’s Corp.its own truck on fire nor were other after the oil scares of 1973 and 1979-tions created about him by the main­know wages must be raised and work­strikes mentioned during which man­ 80. But our dependence on foreignstream media - that he was too divi­ ing conditions improved. agement ran over pickets with their energy not only hasn’t improved sincesive, a racist and confrontational. I was thinking about this articlevehicles. the bombing, it has gotten worse. TheI hope The Detroit Sunday Journalwhen I read your Labor Day issue. Both Hatch and Meese repeated like New York Times notes: steady increas­is still around even after the labor dis­This is the type of economy the lead­a broken record, “We’re not trying to es in gasoline consumption; our resur­pute is over. ers of big business are trying to estab­bust unions, just curb union-related gent love affair with bigger and heav­Pradeep Srivastava lish here and it is, indeed, not unlikeviolence.” Repeating phrases is a stan­ ier cars and trucks rather than ener­ Detroit conditions in this country before thedard public relations tactic to turn a gy-efficient ones, and our insistence on union movement. lie into the truth - repeat it often low gasoline prices; our national oilCapitalism in Vietnam John Biedenbach enough and the public will believe it. reserve is dwindling from 115 days I’m sending you this item from the Trenton It sounds like some in Congress worth in 1985 to 67 days today andchurch a bulletin from Our Lady of the want to further erode the rights of projected 46 by 2002, and good eco­Woods Catholic Church in Wood-Forewarned is forearmed unions under the guise of “curtailing nomic times have driven up jet andhaven. It says Groundwork, a Chris­I was watching CSPAN over the violence.” diesel fuel consumption. tian social justice publication, reportsweekend and saw U.S. Sen. Orrin Allen Salyer While futurists predict 21st-centurythat Keyhinge Toys Co. in VietnamHatch, R-Utah, speak to Congress Royal Oak wars over food, I still maintain anoth­employs 1,000 workers making small about labor law revisions under the er war over oil is likely by the end oftoys based on Disney film charactersguise of “curbing union violence.”Write us at the Journal Hatch was teamed up with former the 20th. that are distributed by McDonald’s The Detroit Sunday Journal welcomes Norman A. Dueweke restaurants. Groundwork says 90 per­Atty. Gen. Edwin Meese (the guy letters to the editor. They must be signed Macomb Township cent of Keyhinge workers are womenwhose final act in office before resign­ with the author’s name, address and tele­ 17-20 who earn from 6 to 8 cents aning was to OK the Detroit JOA). They phone number for verification but will be Liked column on Young hour working nine to 10 hours a day,had charts and diagrams using the published with author’s name and city I was quite touched by Susanseven days a week. Many workers areDetroit newspaper strike as an exam­ only. Send letters and opinion pieces to Watson’s column on former Detroitovercome by fatigue and exposureple to of the violence that needs curbing.The Detroit Sunday Journal, 450 W. Fort, Detroit 48226. Mayor Coleman A. Young. It was aacetone. They earn only about The 60 examples were things like “spit­ PAGE 16 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL______SEPTEMBER 14, 1997

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Woodward, Birmingham Mack so. of 9 Mile Rd., St. Clair Shores Theory * She’s So Lovely * Mimic * George of Hampton (AMC) Jurassic Park * 187 * Steel * Liar, Liar * (248) 644-3456 (810) 775-6800 the Jungle * Hercules Rochester Rd., a mile north of M-59 Buddy * Love Jones * B.A.P.S. * The Game * Fire Down Below * She’s So Picture Perfect * Free Willy 3: The (248) 852-5322 Star John R Anaconda * Breakdown * The Fifth Lovely * Excess Baggage * G.l. Jane * Rescue * Out to Sea * Con Air Out to Sea * Picture Perfect * Con Air * John R, south of 14 Mile Rd., Madison Hts. Element * Gone Fishin * Speed 2: Cruise Cop Land Conspiracy Theory * Air Force Batman and Robin Showcase Ann Arbor (248) 585-2070 Control * Operation Condor * Picture One Keego Twin Carpenter Rd., n. of I-94, e. of US 23 The Game * Hoodlum * Men in Black * Mimic Perfect * B.A.P.S. * Chasing Amy Briarwood (U.A.) (313) 973-8380 * Contact * Event Horizon * Kull the Orchard Lake Rd. at Cass Lake Rd. Waterford (MJR) Inside the Briarwood Mall, Ann Arbor The Game * The Full Monty * Fire Down Conquerer * Air Bud (248) 682-1900 M-59 at Williams Lake Road (313) 769-8783 Below * G.l. Jane * She’s So Lovely * Out to Sea * Picture Perfect * Face/Off Star Lincoln Park (248) 666-7900 Fire Down Below * Hoodlum * Mimic * Money Talks * Excess Baggage * Men in Southfield Rd. at Dix Rd., Fire Down Below * Hoodlum * Air Force Money Talks * The Game * Air Force One Laurel Park (AMC) Black * Hoodlum * Cop Land * (313) 382-2114 One * Mimic * G.l. Jane * Conspiracy * Conspiracy Theory Six Mile Rd., bet. Newburgh and I-275 Conspiracy Theory * Air Force One * The Game * Fire Down Below * Hoodlum * Theory * Excess Baggage * Money Talks (313) 462-6200 George of the Jungle * Hercules Brighton (MJR) Money Talks * Mimic * Cop Land * Air Force * Cop Land * Leave it to Beaver * Men in George of the Jungle * Excess Baggage * I-96 exit at Grand River, Brighton Showcase Auburn Hills One * Men in Black Black * George of the Jungle * The Game G.l. Jane * Hoodlum * Conspiracy Theory * (810) 227-4700 Opdyke bet. University and Lapeer * Hercules * In And Out Fire Down Below * Air Force One * Cop Star Rochester Hills Excess Baggage * Cop Land * Hoodlum (248) 373-2660 Land * The Game * She’s So Lovely * 200 Barclay Circle, Rochester Rd. n. of M59 West River (U.A.) * Fire Down Below * G.l. Jane * Air Force Fire Down Below * Hoodlum * Kull the Picture Perfect (248) 853-2260 (248) 476-8844 One * Money Talks * Leave it to Beaver* Conquerer * Air Force One * Mimic * G.l. 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Conspiracy Theory * Leave it to Beaver * Main at 11 Mile Road, Royal Oak Michigan Ave. west of Telegraph Rd. G.l. Jane * Conspiracy Theory * Excess (313) 261-8100 A Smile Like Yours * Men in Black * The (810) 542-0180 (313) 561-3449 Baggage * Money Talks * Cop Land * Leave it Mimic * Money Game Shall We Dance * The Full Monty Fire Down Below * Hoodlum * Mimic * to Beaver * Men in Black * George of the Talks * G.l. Jane * Hoodlum * Fire G.l. Jane * Conspiracy Theory * Excess Chesterfield Crossing Maple (AMC) Jungle * A Smile Like Yours * Spawn * Event Down Below * Hercules * George of the Baggage * Money Talks * The Game (MJR) Maple Rd., west of Telegraph Rd. Horizon Jungle (248) 855-9090 Showcase Pontiac (1-5) 23 Mile Rd. at Gratiot, Chesterfield Star Southfield Woods (AMC) Shall We Dance * Mrs. Brown * In the Telegraph Rd at Square Lake Rd. (810) 598-2500 12 Mile Rd. west of Telegraph Mack Avenue, north of Moross Rd. 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Jane 'Conspiracy Theory * Land * Excess Baggage * George of the Mimic it to Beaver * Mimic * Men in Black * (313) 838-1030 Excess Baggage * Money Talks * Cop Land * Jungle * Hercules * Nothing to Lose * Money Talks * Fire Down Below * The Hoodlum 'B.A.P.S. * Money Talks * Spawn Showcase Pontiac (6-12) Event Horizon * She’s So Lovely * The Game Picture Perfect Game * Hercules * In And Out * A Smile Novi Town Center Telegraph Rd. at Square Lake Rd. * George of the Jungle* The Full Monty Wyandotte Like Yours (248) 334-6777 Star Winchester 102 Elm St., Wyandotte (General Cinema) Hoodlum * Conspiracy Theory * She’s So Detroit Film Theatre 1136 South Rochester Rd. (313) 283-8844 Novi Rd., south of I-96 Lovely * Fire Down Below * The Game * Detroit Institute of Arts, 5200 Woodward (248) 656-1160 Conspiracy Theory * Excess Baggage * (248) 344-0077 George of the Jungle * Hercules (313) 833-2323 Mimic * Money Talks * Leave it to Beaver * Fire Down Below * Kull the Conquerer * G.l. Fire Down Below The Lost World * The Man With the Men in Black * George of the Jungle * Air Jane * Conspiracy Theory * Excess Movie Camera * A Tickle in the Heart Bud * Excess Baggage * She’s So Lovely * Baggage * Money Talks * Cop Land * Leave My Best Friend’s Wedding it to Beaver * She’s So Lovely SEPTEMBER 14, 1997 PAGE 17

Watch these while you can he new fall TV season is beginning to descend upon us in waves. This week, the returning series “Cosby,” “7th Heaven,” “Cybill,” “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” “Party of Five,” “The Wayans Bros.,” “Diagnosis Murder,” “Family Matters,” “Step by Step,” “Millennium” and “Nash TBridges” open their 1997 campaigns with fresh episodes. Nothing too remark­ able here, except that Cosby will start maximizing his comedic gifts by talking directly to the audience (“breaking the fourth wall,” they call it); “Diagnosis Murder” moves to 9 p.m. Thursdays with an hour guest-starring former TV cops Angie Dickinson, Fred Dryer, Martin Milner and Kent McCord, and “Family Matters” and “Step by Step” jump from ABC’s “TGIF” lineup to the “Friday Night Block Party” on CBS. We’ll focus on the new shows you haven’t seen before ... and in some cases, won’t see for long. ■ “Dumb and episode in its Dum ber,” 8 regular 9 p.m. CBS CBS tonight (repeat­ Jim Friday time slot “The Gregory Hines Show,” starring Hines Bob Newhart, left, and iudd Hirsch team ed at 10:15 later this week) as a single dad and Brandon Hammond as up as in-laws in “George & Leo,” at 9:30 tonight), TBS - M cFa r l in is an incredibly his son, debuts at 8:30 Monday on CBS. Monday on CBS. The film that Highlights cool bit of busi­ expanded the ness, with Wings and Pistons broadcasts. The ably (and amply) for years by Robbie career possibili­ Hines playing a pre-game show begins at 7, with the Coltrane on A&E - as the taut ties of Chelsea’s Jeff Daniels nice-guy Chicago widower who cau­ face-off for the Stanley Cup champi­ British crime series receives a com­ (although in this case, we’re not sure tiously decides to re-enter the dating ons’ first pre-season game at 7:30. plete American makeover. In the two- that’s a positive thing) and proved game at the same time that his Call your local cable company for part opener (following the same plot just how astonishingly foolish Jim young son (Brandon Hammond) information. as the 1996 A&E movie “Cracker: Carrey can be makes its broadcast starts discovering girls. Guess who True Love”), a disturbed woman with ■ “Nothing Sacred,”8 p.m. television premiere on cable as TBS’s gives who dating tips? an obsession for Fitz shows her love response to the Emmy telecast. In Thursday, ABC (Channel 7 in by leaving him a trail of bodies. ■ “G eorge & Leo,”9:30 p.m. Detroit) - Time for Catholics to start the height of TV irony, Daniels will be competing against himself Sunday,Monday, CBS - Two of TV comedy’s their ABC boycott. Newcomer Kevin ■ “T he V isitor,”8 p.m. Friday, Fox - as his silliest acting gig is pitted most welcome faces, Bob Newhart Anderson humanizes the priesthood Friday has become the night for Fox against one of his most sensitive and Judd Hirsch, combine talents in in this unconventional new hour to launch strange and scary televi­ sion (it’s where “The X-Files” began, movie portrayals, playing opposite a new sitcom about two mismatched drama in the role of Father Ray, a fathers-in-law - Leo (Hirsch), an unc­ young urban cleric who questions theand where “Millennium” now young Oscar winner Anna Paquin in resides). The tradition continues with the 1996 drama “Fly Away Home” at tuous confidence man, and George existence of God, defies the church’s (Newhart), a mild-mannered book­ position on abortion and wrestles John Corbett, the charismatic and 8 tonight on HBO (repeated at 8 a.m. eloquent ex- DJ from “Northern and 5 p.m. Tuesday and 6 a.m. and store owner - forced to coexist on with the temptation to rekindle his Exposure,” starring in this sci-fi 3:30 p.m. Friday). Martha’s Vineyard for the sake of relationship with a pre-seminary their kids. lover. And that’s just the first episode. series from “Independence D a/’ pro­ ■ “From Hockeytown with Love,” ducers Dean Devlin and Roland 8 p.m. Monday, Channel 4 - The ■ NHL: Pittsburgh Penguins at ■ “Cracker,”9 p.m. Thursday, ABC - Emmerich as a military pilot who Can TV’s best- known housepainter Stanley Cup, resting on Lenin’s Detroit Red Wings,7 p.m. resurfaces 50 years after being pre­ make a convincing transformation to Tomb? That’s just one of the once-in- Wednesday, Fox Sports Detroit - Fox sumed dead - looking exactly as he a-lifetime images from a 90-minute Sports, which has tied up regional boozing, dysfunctional LA police psy­did when his plane disappeared - special, as WDIV’s Devin Scillian and cable coverage of pro games virtuallychologist? Can’t wait to gauge the and now possesses otherworldly men­ across the country, makes a PASS at reaction of long-time “Cracker” fans Mike Lewis trailed the play of tal and physical powers. Detroit with the launch of its new, when onetime “Murphy Brown” Detroit Red Wings stars Slava ■ “M eego,”8:30 p.m. Friday, CBS - Fetisov, Igor Larionov and Slava 24-hour basic cable network which costar Robert Pastorelli assumes the has snagged the contracts for Red role of Gerry “Fitz” Fitzgerald - filled Bronson Pinchot is TV’s tall, dark Kozlov for five days as they brought stranger. Well, he could be taller. And the holy grail of hockey to Russia for he could be darker. But as his previ­ the first time in history. Other high­ JIMMY MACK’S MAGNIFICENT MOVIE MENU ous series roles on “Perfect lights include the trio’s greeting by Strangers” and “The Trouble with Russian President Boris Yeltzin, a “Get Shorty,”noon and 9 today, max;“Laura,” 7:30 p.m. Tuesday Movie Channel;“D eliveran ce,”2 and 1:15 and 8:30 a.m. Wednesday, Larry” affirm, he could not be visit to a Americanized Moscow stranger. So he seems the obvious sports bar called the Hungry Duck, today, Channel 50;“The E m pire American Movie Classics;“T he Strikes Back/Return of the Graduate,”9 p.m. Tuesday, 8:45 candidate to join CBS’s new kiddie- and interviews with the players and oriented Friday night lineup as their families. J ed i ,” 6 tonight, USA;“True a.m. Thursday and 12:10 a.m. Fri­ L ies,” 7 tonight, Fox;“The day, Movie Channel;“In the Line Meego, a 9,000-year-old alien with ■ “The Gregory Hines Show,” 8:30 Crossing Guard,”8 p.m. Monday, o f F ire,”8 p.m. Tuesday, Fox;“A magical powers who lands on Earth p.m. Monday, CBS - Great as Hines’ HBO; “A P assage to India,”1:35 League of Their Own,”8:30 p.m. and becomes housekeeper for a sin­ feet have been over the decades, the a.m. Tuesday, Disney Channel; “12 Wednesday, CBS;“Devil in a Blue gle-parent doctor (Ed Begley, Jr.) and rest of his body has been every bit as Angry Men”(the original), 12:05 D ress,” 9 p.m. Wednesday, Movie his three kids - most notably dazzling as his list of acting credits p.m. Tuesday, Showtime;“Absence Channel;“The L earning T ree,”8 Jonathan Lipnicki, the irresistibly steadily grows. His first attempt at a o f M alice,”6 p.m. Tuesday, Cine- p.m. Thursday, Channel 20. nerdy tot from “Jerry Maguire.” Show weekly sitcom (airing a second me the ratings! SUNDAY MORNING/AFTERNOON SEPTEMBER 14,1997

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Emmys likely to favor trends over triumphs By Jim McFarlin Journal Television Writer 66 rasier” and “E.R.,” - | “Frasier” and “E.R.” The Emmy Awards ■ I ^ traditionally arrive just as the rerun sea- h JL b son is ending, but ABC you’d never know it by the way the “NYPD Blue” nominees Dennis Franz, left, Kim Delaney and Jimmy Smits might see their show named Best Dramatic Series. nominations go. Blending equal measures of sophistication and silliness as no sitcom has before it, “Frasier” has been acclaimed Best Comedy Series two years running and could easily make it a trifecta when the 49th Popularity contest Annual Emmy Awards air at 8 tonight on CBS (Channel 62 in . entry at all). But as a card-carrying former “Today’ partner Jane Pauley Detroit). “E.R.,” meanwhile, leads all TV critic, it is my sworn duty to try. took the task in the early 1990s, dramatic series in number of nomi­ In yet another example of cable’s and Chet Huntley and David nations for the third consecutive ever-increasing strength, HBO led Brinkley co- anchored decades ago). year, and won the Best Drama stat­ all networks in the number of nomi­ “I’m not a comedian,” says uette in 1996. nations, receiving 90 to NBC’s 89. Gumbel, who launches a new news­ Trying to outguess Emmy voters, Notable among those nominations magazine for CBS, “Public Eye with all members of the National was a bid to actor Christopher Reeve Bryant Gumbel,” on Oct. 1. Bryant, Academy of Television Arts & for his directing debut on the HBO that’s not news. Sciences, is risky business at best. original movie “In the Gloaming.” Expect a teary tribute to the late The thing to remember is that the The rotation system for Emmy NBC programming genius Brandon nominations (and thus, the votes) telecasts brings the event this year Tartikoff. But in the first year that are based on a single episode of a to CBS, which follows the networks’commercials have become eligible to series; there’s no guarantee that tradition of showcasing its stars by win Emmys - HBO won the first producers always choose their sea­ elevating them as hosts. The honor Best Ad Emmy, for its promo spot son’s best work for consideration (or, this time goes to CBS’s latest big- featuring chimps mouthing memo­ in the case of Tim Allen and “Home “Mad About You” stars Helen money acquisition, Bryant Gumbel,rable movie lines, in non-televised Improvement” a few years back, Hunt and Paul Reiser are both one of only four news types to emceeceremonies last week - anything that they remember to send in an nominated but not favorites to win. the affair in its history (Gumbel’s See ‘EMMYS,’ Page 29 PAGE 26 SEPTEMBER 14, 1997 Sometimes sweet, acidic, often amusing

By Christopher Cook its chardonnay as a Michael Jacksonfirst prize at the Sundance Film Journal Wine Critic on wine wine: anatomically correct and totallyFestival. Nossiter also happens to be Finding ways to describe wine is an confused. The notion I was getting sommelier at Balthazar in New adventure. It’s a constant search for across is that the wine had all kindsYork, which is how he really makes clarity and connection between whatBurgundy wines. of very freaky and forced qualities tohis living. the taster senses and what he wants Floral odors include violet, rose, cit-it that weren’t natural, and a result Listen to Nossiter: to convey to another person. ronella, iris, geranium. Fruit scents the wine behaved in a confused man­“Many California wines, like many Wine has a basic language of its are raspberry, cherry, plum, almond,ner. Hollywood movies, are very cynical own that seems terribly esoteric. But apricot, fig, banana, grapefruit, There is also the story about the calculations. In this country we’ve it really isn’t. It remains the most pineapple. Those are just some of theMichigan State Fair wine competitiongotten into this thing where intelligent and communicative formthings you can smell in wines. several years ago when judges were chardonnay, cabernet and merlot are we have for both learning about wineWhat you taste in wine has its ownasked to write their comments and like Sharon Stone, Sylvester Stallone and talking about it. nomenclature also. Taste is governedcriticisms on self-addressed postcardsand Tom Cruise. Sharon Stone is This language is made up of two by three main components: sweet­ to be returned to the winemakers. A like chardonnay, because it’s totally sets of words. The first describes ness, acidity and astringency. judge from New York, a wine writer, manufactured, artificial, ubiquitous what we smell, the second what we Different amounts of two of the threetasting a very sweet, cloying, and usually pretty trashy. Cabernet taste. in combination, or all three, can makeMichigan Riesling, wrote, “We regret is like Stallone because it’s over- Then there is a subdivision of thosea wine taste any number of ways: bit­to inform you that your horse has buffed, squared-off and not genuine­ words. Red wines and white wines ter, sharp, acid, heavy, supple, soft, diabetes.” Bingo. Point made, but hely interesting. People tend to like tend to attach themselves to particu­fresh, rough, austere, cloying, green,was not invited back. merlot because it’s spuriously lar words, and eventually, so do dif­thin, lively and firm. It’s also easier to get your point smooth and supple, just like Tom ferent grape varieties within the cat­ That’s wine’s very basic language. across if when describing a huge, Cruise. These grapes have become egories of red and white wines. Many who write about wine go offmuscular Italian red Barolo, you calllike movie stars, destroying the Let’s take smell first. Smell is bro­ in other directions looking for otherit an Arnold Schwartzenegger of integrity of why I think wine can be ken down into odors: animal, chemi­ways to connect what they get fromwine. it beautiful.” cal, spicy, floral, fruit, vegetable, min­to a reader. Those endeavors are In a recent issue of the New Yorker What wonderful connections there eral. Animal odors are musky, gamey,often amusing. I found an article about a strugglingare in that description. How clear it meaty, and what some call “barn­ I once sparked the anger of one offilm producer in New York, Jonathanmakes the way he is seeing wines, yard,” a prominent element in a lot ofthe major wineries when I describedNossiter, whose film “Sunday-” took even if you don’t agree.

‘Equus’: passion vs. sanity “Equus,” at the ‘EQUUS,’ From Page 25 not be created,” he laments at one point. Stratford Festival, gests that on some level, the Dysart comes to envy shows its age, but passionate intensity of Strang’s painfully intense performers Nicolas insanity may be more hon­inner struggle. The psychia­ Van Burek, left, and est, more healthy, more use­ trist himself suggests that in perennial Festival ful to the patient that the some ways Strang is healthi­ favorite Brian restraints of normality. This er than he himself is. Bedford carry it to theme - that the patient is Well, surely Shaffer isn’t the winner’s circle. well and the doctor sick - suggesting that blinding was heard a lot during the horses is appropriate behav­ ’60s and early ’70s, when ior. But in focusing on the “Equus” was taking shape ininternal struggle of the psy­ the mind of its author. chiatrist, Shaffer forces us to During the time of the confront our own fear. Have Vietnam War and political we, too, avoided confronting scandals, when the whole the passions of life? Are world seemed to have gone there big areas of our own mad, a more traditional formlives that we have fenced off of insanity held a strange from view - even from our­ allure for some. The insane selves? were viewed as magical “Equus” made a lot of peo­ beings - people touched byple think about the nature of the fire of creativity, not peo­insanity and the nature of ple trapped in a world of treatment. It also opened pain. new avenues of psychologi­ Some of this attitude spillscal insight in stage drama. over into Shaffer’s play. Thanks to a vivid portrait by Dysart is a man going Bedford (and a surprisingly through what he casually mature performance by 21- calls “professional year-old Nicolas Van Burek menopause.” He’s unable to as Alan Strang), the play savor his work as he once can challenge its audience did. Trapped in a loveless today as vividly as ever. marriage, he can find solace “Equus”plays in the Avon only in his lifelong study ofTheatre in Stratford, the arts of ancient Greece. Ontario, through Nov. 9. For “Passion, you see, can be tickets and other informa­ destroyed by a doctor. It can­tion, call 1-800-567-1600. Photo by CYLLA VON TIEDEMANN SEPTEMBER 14, 1997 PAGE 27

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Registration for the fallMartin and Impact, tonight; Moonpie Pontiac, 248-333-2362 ... Second City: 17. The gallery, at 10020 Joseph session of the Detroit Repertory Theatre Fontana, Tue.; Nikkie James & the Campau, is open 7:30 a.m.-9 p.m., “Send in the Clones,” 8 p.m. Wed.-Thu. and (DRT) Acting Workshop will be held at the Flamethrowers, Wed.; Black Market, Thu.; Sun.; 8 and 10:30 p.m. Fri.-Sat., $12- Mon.-Thu. and 7:30 a.m.-11 p.m. theater 9-noon Sept. 27. The workshop is aWailin Inc., Fri. and Greg Piccolo and $19.50, 313-965-2222. Fri. and Sat. Call 313-872-1210. training program for actors, ages 18 and Heavy Juice, Sat., 248-543-4300 ... older, who have no experience or seek fur­Saturday Night Central: Worship Avith the Art/design Detroit celebrates the arts ther study. Classes begin Oct. 4 and will Arts features jazz saxophonist Beans end with a showcase performance on Dec. 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Detroit Library, “African-American Children’s Museum, Detroit Institute of children’s books, cookbooks, prints, auto­■ Pantera with Coal Chamber and Gardens and Yards in the Rural South,” Arts, Detroit Science Center, International graphs, illustrations, sheet music and Machine Head, 8 p.m. Fri., $22.50 or through Sat., 5201 Woodward, 313-833- Institute, Museum of African American more from more than 20 private book $24.50, the Palace, Auburn Hills, 248-377- 4042 ... Creative Arts Center, “Sculpture History and Preservation Wayne’s dealers from Michigan, Ohio and Illinois. 0100. Pontiac ‘97,” curated by John Cynar and Historic Tours. There is no admission fee; The free fair will be 9:30-5:30 Fri. and Sat. ■ Taj Mahal & the Phantom Blues Band Mary Fortuna, a large-scale exhibition fea­ tickets will be sold for food, beverages, on the first floor of the Main Detroit and Anders Osborne, 8 p.m. Fri., $17, the turing works by 64 sculptors, primarily carriage rides and select children’s fair Library, 5201 Woodward. Call 313-833- Majestic, Detroit, 313-833-9700. from southeast Michigan; works installed activities. Tickets will be nine for $5 or 4048. ■ Luna, 9 p.m. Fri., $10, Magic Stick, in eight sites throughout Pontiac gallery five tickets for $3. Call 313-577-5088. Detroit, 313-833-9700. and entertainment district; the center is at Egyptian art lecture ■ Yo La Tengo with David Kilgour, 9:30 47 Williams, Pontiac; exhibition at the cen­ Calling all car enthusiasts The Detroit Institute of Arts hosts Dr. p.m. Sat., $10, Blind Pig, Ann Arbor, 313- ter closed Sept. 12 and will close at other Freedom Hill County Park is the place Maulana Karenga, professor and chair of 996-8742. sites on Sept. 27, 248-333-7849 ... Swords to be today and next weekend if you like the Department of Black Studies, into Plowshares Peace Center and Gallery, cars and free admission. The first free California State University, Long Beach, Theater works of 20th-century Christian artist, event is Michigan’s largest all-British car who will lecture on “Language and Image Performance Network presents Brian Georges Rouault, through Oct. 10, 11-3 and motorcycle show, “Battle of the Brits,” in Ancient Egyptian Art: Tradition and Friel’s “Molly Sweeney,” 2 p.m. Thu.-Sat., Tue., Thu. and Sat., 33 E. Adams on Grand 10-4 today. This 15th annual show, spon­ Transcendence in Ma’at,” 2 p.m. next Sun.and 2 and 7 p.m. today and next Sim., $9- Circus Park, 313-963-7575 ... Detroit sored by the Detroit Triumph Sports Car Free with museum admission ($4; $1 for $12, Ann Arbor, 313-663-0681... Ridgedale Institute of Arts: “Splendors of Ancient Club and the Metro Triumph Riders Club, children and free for Founders Society Players 1997-98 season begins this week Egypt,” through Jan. 4; “Fabulous will include two- and four-wheel vehicles members), the lecture is offered in con­ with Neil Simon’s “Rumors,” 8 p.m. Fri.- Monsters: Fantasy Marionettes from the from the ’50s, ’60s and ’70s. Food and junction with the exhibition “Splendors ofSat., Sept. 25-28 and Oct. 3-5, 205 W. Long Paul McPharlin Collection,” through Nov. refreshments will be available. Ancient Egypt,” onAnew through Jan. 4. Lake, Troy, 248-988-7049 ... Livonia- 2; “Early Modem Masterpieces: Selections Next Sat. and Sun., 9-5, there’s the The DIA is at 5200 Woodward in Detroit. Redford Theatre Guild presents Agatha from the Permanent Collection,” through Bearing Burners Auto Swap Meet, also Call 313-833-7900. Christie’s “The Mousetrap,” 8 p.m. Fri.- Spring; “Contemporary Masterpieces: free, with more than 200 vendors for buy­ Sat. and Sept. 26-27 and 2 p.m. next Sun. Selections from the Permanent Collection,” ing or swapping. Freedom Hill is on MetroMusic and Sept. 28,15138 Beech Daly, Redford, through Feb. 28; “A Renaissance Altarpiece Parkway, between Schoenherr and Utica The Coyotes, 10 p.m. Sat., Mt. Chalet, 313-531-0554 ... Stagecrafters presents Preserved: Techniques and Conservation’s roads in Sterling Heights. Parking is $5. Royal Oak, 248-549-2929 ... Jill Jack, 10 “Gigi” at the Theatre, weekends through of Tobias and Three Archangels,’ ” through Call 810-979-7010. p.m. Fri., Borders Book & Music, Oct. 12; shoAvtimes 8 p.m. Fri. and Sat., See GOING OUT, Page 31 PAGE 28 SEPTEMBER 14y 1997

rating guide O see it now § wait for the video E3 read a book instead still showing No point playing ‘The Game’ “The Game” § O see it now By John Gallagher Journal Film Critic “Air Force One”R. - John It’s past Labor Day, but we’re still Gallagher seeing big new summer-style block­ “Batman and Robin”PG-13. -J.G. busters lumbering into the movie “Career Girls”R. - Matt Black theaters. The latest is this only spo­ “Contact”PG. - M. Black radically interesting noir thriller starring Michael Douglas as “Cop Land”R. - Michelle Banks Nicholas Van Orton, a shrewd and “Face/Off”R. - M. Black ruthless tycoon whose well-ordered “George of the Jungle”G. life undergoes a profound change. - M. Black It begins when Van Orton’s “G.I. Jane”R. - Ellen Creager younger brother (played with punk insouciance by Sean Penn) gives “Hoodlum”R. - M. Black Nicholas an unusual birthday gift. “Leave It to Beaver”PG. - Gary It’s a chance to participate in a Graff “game” set up by a company called “Men in Black”PG-13 -M. Banks Consumer Recreation Services. CRS tailors each of its games to the par­ “Mimic”R. - M. Banks ticipant - yet the player knows nei­ “Shall We D a n cerPG. - J.G. ther the rules nor when the game “Spawn”PG-13. -M. Banks begins nor even the object of it all. “Star Maps”R. - M. Black Having accepted the idea, Van Orton soon finds his carefully tend­ ed life slipping away at the edges. Waitresses spill drinks on him. Strangers leave him cryptic mes­ sages. Elaborate pranks carry the “Conspiracy Theory”R. - J.G. edge of sadism. The tricks escalate “Event Horizon”R. - M. Black until Van Orton feels that he’s run­ “Excess Baggage”PG-13. ning for his life in a desperate bat­ - M. Black tle with real-life thieves and terror­ “Good Burger”PG-13. - G.G. ists. But is he? The audience is kept as “Hull the Conqueror”PG-13. much in the dark as Van Orton - M. Black about the meaning of the game. “LiarLiar”PG-13. -M . Banks Shrewd viewers may be able to PolyGram Films “The Lost World: Jurassic Park” guess the ending, but we won’t, ofLife gets weirder and weirder for Michael Douglas in the noir thriller “The Game” PG-13. -M. Banks course, reveal it here. Suffice it to where the rules are a secret, but the danger might be real. “Masterminds”PG-13. -M. Black say that this interesting premise never lives up to its early promise. Yet with pluck and luck the men “Money Talks”R. - M. Black Part of the problem lies with “Tlie Full Monty” O promise the lasses of Sheffield “My Best Friend’s Wedding” implausibility. Lots of classic This is not only the best comedy somethingof even the Chippendales PG-13. -W.H. thrillers leave a few loose ends dan­the summer but also the most won’t deliver - “the full monty,” or “187” R .-M. Banks gling; this movie leaves enough tounlikely. Who would have thoughtstripping down to the bare essen­ encircle Manhattan. that a low-budget film about six tials. “Out to Sea”PG-13. -J.G. But there are deeper problems unemployed factory workers in Will they or won’t they reveal all? “Paperback Romance”R. here. When Jimmy Stewart saw England who become male strippersThe movie keeps us guessing as the - M. Black how his family and friends would would generate the acclaim that it men go through a poignant series of have been different had he never has? Yet ‘The Full Monty” has beencrises on the way to their big night. W lived in “It’s a Wonderful Life,” the a hit with reviewers in Britain and The answer to whether we’ll get “the U s ad a book instead insight was profound. That sort ofAmerica and deserves all the full monty” isn’t revealed until the life-enhancing moment is missing acclaim it has received. final frame. Perhaps it’s fair to say “She’s So Lovely”R. - Ellen here. “The Game” never delivers the Mind, now, the would-be strippersonly that this film keeps its family Creager big emotional payoff that both Vanare not exactly the Chippendales. values intact even as it finds a way “A Smile Like Yours”R. - M. Black Orton and the audience deserve forOur six lads are too skinny, too fat,to deliver what its title promises. playing along. too homely, too clumsy or too shy “Theto Full Monty” has the look and In short, the thrills are many, butmake a real go of dancing in the feel of a low-budget import, yet it’s not reviewed this movie is all shock, no sub­ near-buff. That, of course, is the the most heartwarming comedy of stance. Rated R. source of the comedy. the long summer season. J.G.R. - “Fire Down Below”R. “In & Out”- An “out-of-the-closet” a sudden death. R. For metro-Detroit movie comedy about a small-town acting coming attractions “LA. Confidential”- Three Los listings, see the movie guide on teacher (Kevin Klein) whose gayness is accidentally outed by a former stu­ Angeles cops get separately involved “A Thousand Acres”- Movie ver­ in a web of intrigue. R. Page 16 or call 810-77-FILMS sion of Jane Smiley’s Pulitzer-win­ dent. PG-13. or 313-88-FILMS. ning novel stars Jessica Lange and “Gravesend”- A dark and edgy “Wishmaster”- Folkloric tale about Michelle Pfeiffer. R. drama about four friends coping witha lamp and a genie. R. SEPTEMBER 14, 1997 PAGE 29

Emmy picks track trends, not triumphs

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can happen. Here are one man’s best (and not always educated) guesses. Lead actor, comedy series Michael J. Fox, “Spin City”ABC; Kelsey Grammar, “Frasier”NBC; Sam Waterston, “Law and Order,” Maybe the “The John Lithgow, “Third Rock from theNBC. X-Files” made believers Sun,” NBC; Paul Reiser, “Mad About Big push for an X-Files” invasionof Emmy voters, as stars You,” NBC; Garry Shandling, “The at the Emmys this year, and Gillian Anderson, left, Larry Sanders Show,” HBO. Duchovny’s consistently underplayedand David Duchovny are There are some who predicted and unnervingly focused characterfavored of to win, while Lithgow would win last year, since Fox Mulder merits praise. The bet­ “E.R.’s” Julianna TV folks still tend to be slightly in ting line is that Emmy voters don’t Marguiles,go right, goes awe of movie actors who stoop to for unredemptive heroes (that is, if home empty-handed. enter their realm and because his you play a nasty role too convincingly,■ Who ought to “3rd Rock” character of Dick requiresfellow actors believe your portrayal win: “Larry Sanders” and turn away), making Waterston’s such loony range. But very few peo­ led all shows with 16 nomination for his great work as ple even thought Michael J. Fox nominations, most Jack McCoy a token acknowledg­ would be nominated in “Spin City’s” ever for a comedy. ment, and Smits and Franz divide first season - despite his superb tim­ But I’ve long suspect­ ing and presence on a very funnythe “NYPD Blue” vote, effectively can­ ed that the off-color NBC ^Series - leaving the likes of Jerry celing each other out. But take a looknature of the series Seinfeld and Tim Allen on the side­ at any of the “NYPD Blue” episodes works against it, even though it mayRip Torn, “Larry Sanders.” walk. Even though Fox cut his boneslast season, as Andy Sipowicz strug­well be the funniest show on (and ■ Who ought to win:Alexander gled to deal with the death of his son, on “Family Ties” sitcomedy, beware about) TV. “Frasier” is just consistent­took George Costanza to new levels and you’ll understand why Franz has the movie star factor again. ly exquisite. of insecurity last season, but how taken Emmy home before and ■ Who ought to win:Reiser, for ■ Who will win:Look for voters to can voters possibly choose between deserves to do so again. some of his best work on “Mad About hail the resurgence of “Seinfeld” last George and Kramer when it comes ■ Who ought to win:Franz, master­ You” last season during wife Jamie’s season after a few years of compla­ to “Seinfeld”? ing the role he’s been preparing for pregnancy. cency. ■ Who will win: Split votes ■ Who will win: Fox, because Emmy all his career. between “Seinfeld” and “Sanders” voters love new blood. ■ Who will win: Duchovny, the Best supporting should leave the awards podium Lead actress, comedy series trendy choice. actor, drama open for David Hyde Pierce and all Ellen DeGeneres, “Ellen,” ABC; Fran Lead actress, dramatic series Adam Arkin, “Chicago Hope”; of Niles Crane’s neurotic eccentrici­ Drescher, “The N anny” CBS; Helen Gillian Anderson, “The X-Files,” Nicholas Turturro, “NYPD Blue”; ties. Hunt, “Mad About You,” NBC; Fox; Roma Downey, “Touched by anHector Elizondo, “Chicago Hope”; Eriq LaSalle and Noah Wyle, “E.R.”Best supporting Patricia Richardson, “Home Angel,” CBS; Christine Lahti, actress, comedy Improvement,” ABC; Cybill Shepherd, “Chicago Hope,” CBS; Julianna ■ Who ought to win:Eriq LaSalle - “Cybill,” CBS. Margulies, “E.R.,” NBC; Sherry but as we said before, Emmy voters Christine Baranski, “Cybill”; Gee, wonder which episode the Stringfield, “E.R.,” NBC. prefer nice guys, which LaSalle’s Janeane Garofalo, “Larry Sanders”; “Ellen” producers sent in for Emmy One of the many absurdities of thecharacter of Peter Benton most defi­ Kristen Johnston, “3rd Rock”; Lisa consideration this season? Lost in allEmmy process is that Stringfield cannitely isn’t. Kudrow, “Friends”; Julia Louis- the furor and controversy surround­garner a nomination for a series she■ Who will win:Turturro, Elizondo Dreyfus, “Seinfeld.” ing “Ellen’s” coming-out party was left a year ago, on the strength of heror anyone else whose name ends in■ Who ought to win:Baranski, the fact that it was an exceptionally appearance in one episode. That hands down, as the juice that makes well-written and well-performed could hurt Margulies’s chances, Best supporting “Cybill” flow installment, forcing DeGeneres to though it wouldn’t matter if voters ■ Who w ill win:Johnston, if male display skills and range that her see the light and are touched by actress, drama voters outnumber females; Louis- wooden acting style rarely demands.Downey’s spirit. Kim Delaney, “NYPD Blue”; Laura Dreyfus if they don’t. ■ Who ought to win:My sentimen­ ■ Who ought to win:Downey or Innes, CCH Pounder and Gloria Best variety, music tal favorites are Richardson, con­ Margulies. Reuben, “ER”; Della Reese, “Touched stantly underappreciated amid the ■ Who will win:Anderson, if the “X- by an Angel.” or comedy series testosterone follies of “Home Files” sweep goes as predicted. ■ Who ought to win:Despite a “Dennis Miller Live” and “Tracey Improvement” and Shepherd, who three-way split for “E.R.,” Reuben’s Takes On,” HBO; “Late Show with despite her reported diva trip on Best dramatic series inner and outer battles with AIDS David Letterman,” CBS; “Politically “Cybill” has proven herself a mar­ “Chicago Hope,” “E.R.,” “Law & and career last season produced someIncorrect with Bill Maher,”ABC; “The velous comedic actress. Order”“NYPD Blue,”“The X-Files” of TV’s most haunting performances.Tonight Show with Jay Leno,” NBC. ■ Who will win: DeGeneres in a ■ Who ought to win:“Law & ■ Who will win: Delaney or, if the m Who ought to win:Leno, again. Hollywood walk, barring a repeat Order,” in a unanimous verdict. voters were feeling the desire to cele­I’m constantly amazed at the performance by Hunt. ■ Who will win:“NYPD Blue,” to brate a career, Reese. amount of work and prep time that reclaim the title from “E.R.” goes into each night of “Tonight,” five Lead actor, dramatic series Best supporting days a week. David Duchovny, “The X-Files,” Fox;Best comedy series actor, comedy ■ Who w ill win:Tracey Ullman, if Anthony Edwards, “E.R.,” NBC; “Frasier” “Friends,” “The Larry Jason Alexander and Michael talent alone will out; “Politically Dennis Franz, “NYPD Blue,”ABC; Sanders Show,” “Mad About You,” Richards, “Seinfeld”; David Hyde Incorrect” if voters want to look hip Jimmy Smits, “NYPD Blue,” ABC; “Seinfeld” Pierce, “Frasier”; Jeffrey Tambor and and interested in current events. PAGE 30 SEPTEMBER 14,1997

sound bites DSO opens its season Local musicians on an opulent note pitch interesting releases By John Guinn Journal Music Critic concert review By Gary Graff Willie Dixon’s “My Babe” flaunts It’s taking several weeks for Journal Music Writer more chops than most bands dis­ Detroit’s 1997-98 classical music sea­ A quick survey of some notableplay on an entire album. son to get under way. made it memorable, the upcoming local record releases: Things got started Sept. 6, when season seems unusually drab, espe­ Mystery Train the Chamber Music Society of Detroitcially with regard to guest soloists The Holy Cows Live at Memphis Smoke presented the Vermeer String and conductors. Blueberrie (self-released) Quartet at the Detroit Opera House. Huang, for instance, is one of seven Big Pop After tenures in the Detroit That recital, devoted to three string teenage soloists variously described Chelsea’s Holy Cows are on the Wheels, Detroit, Cactus and the quartets (Beethoven’s First, Bartok’s as “emerging,” “rising star,” and “stel­ leading edge of the new Rockets, guitar ace Jim McCarty Fifth and Mendelssohn’s Second) lar young” performers in DSO Midwestern rock, dishing out a mixhas little to prove. It’s been nice to showed the Vermeer to be an unusu­brochures. In fact, only one, the of twang and crunch that’s laden have him playing regularly in the ally musical ensemble, especially in astonishingly gifted violinist Sarah with crisp melodies, hooky chorus­clubs, and his band, Mystery Train, the Bartok, to which the foursome Chang, is an established artistic suc­ es and deliciously harmonized gui­has steadily evolved into the tight, brought a disarmingly rambunctiouscess. And while there’s nothing wrong tars. More consistent than its pre­ dynamic ensemble that’s captured quality. with listening to up-and-coming decessor, “Get Along,” “Blueberrie” on this album. Mixing McCarty The single drawback was the vast musicians, a string of seven of them - which was produced by Michael originals (“Too Close for Comfort,” opera house, which proved not at allperforming with a major orchestra at and Andrew Nehra of Robert “Back on My Feet Again,” “Going conducive to the intimate acoustical regular classical subscription concerts Bradley’s Blackwater Surprise and Back to Memphis”) with covers of presence chamber music demands. seems out of line. hits stores Tuesday - shows partic­favorites from Chuck Berry, T-Bone Last Thursday night the Detroit There are some big names: pianist ular growth in its lyrics, with Walker and Otis Spann, this is an Symphony Orchestra opened its sea­Murray Perahia, scheduled to play sharply drawn images such as “Me enjoyable, if somewhat underpro­ son at Orchestra Hall. On Saturday the Schumann concerto this coming and Miranda found ourselves by duced, document of the group’s Michigan Opera Theatre opens its weekend; cellist Yo-Yo Ma, slated to the railroad tracks/Her car-crash estimable performing skills. season with Verdi’s perform a solo recital in voice runnin’ on about the hair “Aida” at the Detroit January; violinist Isaac going down my back.” A winner. Various Artists The single Blues From the Heart Volume III: Opera House. Stern, whose playing Wig Blues Artists Live At Thursday’s concert drawback was has become woefully Wireland (self-released) Jerzy Semkow, the the vast opera uneven over the past Island One of the metro area’s best con­ DSO’s principal conduc­ few years; flutist James On its second album (due in tinuing musical charity projects - tor in all but name, led house, which Galway, making his stores Tuesday), this modern rock proceeds go to the Wayne County a performance of DSO conducting debut quartet from Ann Arbor - recentlyChapter of the Autism Society of Brahms’ Fourth proved not at on a mainly lightweight relocated to Los Angeles - makes America - the third volume is Symphony that was fullall conducive to program that includes some welcome strides forward in another all-star collection featuring of revelatory details. the DSO debut of his its song structures and arrange­ much of the best from the local The opulent string the intimate flutist wife, Jeanne; ments. Though still mining tex­ blues scene. The 14 performances melodies of the opening acoustical pres­ soprano Kathleen tures and drone-like rhythms, Wig here were recorded last April 1-2 at movement rose and fell Battle, whose program has pulled back the noise a bit, the Soup Kitchen in Rivertown, like contented sighs. The ence chamber is yet to be announced; leaving room for the melodies and and all involved clearly rise to the highly chromatic har­ pianist Grigory Sokolov, for singer Clark S. Nova’s vocals tooccasion. Highlights include Mimi monic shifts in the slow music who’s to play reveal themselves more. The result Harris’ team-up with the Chisel movement were both demands. Rachmaninoff’s Third is still powerful but more easily Brothers on “Steal Away,” Motor subtle and bold. The Concerto, which Leif accessible, from the hooky City Josh & the Big 3’s “Big City scherzo was giddy with joy, the recur­Ove Andses played in January. “Negativeland” and “California Hillbilly,” the Butler Twins’ ring progressions of the finale’s grand Andses, incidentally, returns this Poppy” to moodier fare such as “Alabama Boogie” and Chicago chaconne like a family of stars weav­season, along with violinist Pamela “Takeback” and “Slider” to the epic Pete’s “A Woman Loves a Loser.” ing themselves into a mighty firma­ Frank, for programs previewing the title track. ment. orchestra’s spring tour to Europe. Various Artists Pianist Helen Huang was soloist in Visiting guest conductors include Bugs Beddow Band Uncut Detroit: Live Blues Mozart’s C-Major Concerto, K. 467. second-rung maestros like James “Bone Appetit Tour”: Live at the in the Night Huang, bom 14 years ago to ChinesePaul, who heads the Baton Rouge 1997 Mid-Michigan Blues Festival Venture Records parents in Japan, brought a naturally(La.) Symphony; Robert Bernhardt, Great Lakes Music WHFR-FM, Henry Ford beautiful tone quality to the concerto,music director of the Rochester (N.Y.) Trombonist-singer Bugs Beddow Community College’s radio station, along with a rather secure techniquePhilharmonic, and Donald Runnicles, leads one of the most diverse hornis responsible for this shorter but marred by some smudges in the left- music director of the San Francisco bands around, and this set - equally compelling blues compila­ hand octave passages of the first Opera. While all may prove impres­ recorded in the sweltering heat at tion, recorded last May 22 at the movement’s cadenza. sive, none can currently be consid­ a concert in Fenton during the Pagoda Room. The performances She also demonstrated the sort of ered major symphonic figures. summer - is a testament to the are inspired and perhaps a touch shallow artistic insights one would Fortunately, DSO music director group’s wide reach and abundant looser; check out the jams on Motorexpect from an adolescent. Huang Neeme Jarvi will be on the podium energy, not to mention its good City Josh’s “Someone Else is may well develop into a worthwhile for 12 weeks of the 26-week classical taste in offbeat covers (Mojo Getting That Good Thing” and pianist some day; at present she season. The brilliant Semkow returns Nixon’s “Poontango,” Frank Zappa’sJohnnie Bassett and the Blues sounds her age. for an all-Mozart program in March, “I’m the Slime”). The Beddow boys Insurgents’ “If the Shoe Was on the Semkow opened the program with followed by the gifted Russian mae­ acquit themselves well on well- Other Foot.” Only three acts are a highly dramatic and technically stro Yuri Temirkanov, who leads known tracks by Ray Charles, repeats from “Blues from the cohesive reading of Beethoven’s Thirdmusic of Elgar and Rachmaninoff the Luther Allison, Stevie Ray Heart,” making “Uncut Detroit” Leonore Overture. following week. Vaughan, Ray Charles and Z.Z. another solid overview of the city’s This was the 38th time I have expe­ “Experience it all,” is the DSO’s Top, while its epic rendition of fertile blues scene. rienced a DSO opening night, and, slogan for the new season. “Pick and while Semkow and the orchestra choose” is a wiser one. SEPTEMBER 14, 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 31 Just two good ole horoscope Aries (March 21 - April 20) Libra (Sept. 23 - Oct. 22) A loved one might need more from Tackle nagging household chores you than you are able to give right and get them out of the way quickly. ‘diverse’ guys now. Be aware that your emotions Then go out and have some fun. are close to the surface. Scorpio (Oct. 23 - Nov. 22) e just can’t get over Taurus (April 21 - May 20) There are times when your stub­ those wacky Detroit B e t w e e n Something unexpected will inspire bornness is a good thing, but this publishers,H eath you to make big changes in your life.isn’t one of them. Listen to those try­ Meriwether and t h e L in e s Hold off on making decisions about ing to help. WMark Silverman,telling the rest your career. Sagittarius (Nov. 23 - Dec. 20) By Shirley Wilson of us how diverse we need to be. In and friends Gemini (May 21 - June 20) Keep your temper when dealing a recent joint-edition insert Take charge of your life and do with family members. There might “Celebrating Diversity,” the two what needs to be done. Find out be more going on than you imagine. spend a full page each to dispense what you want and go after it. Capricorn (Dec. 21 - Jan. 19) homilies like “We will not tolerate Cancer (June 21 - July 20) A business deal might work out discrimination based on race, color, hours of free food, starting at If you are in a new relationship, better than expected. A friend deliv­ national origin, sex, age, sexual noon. OwnerBilly Downssays you might need to back off a bit. ers surprising news that might make orientation, marital status, disabil­ it’s to pay back folks who have Travel plans might be delayed. you think about your future. ity or veteran status in coverage orpatiently waited in lines to get Leo (July 21 - Aug. 21) Aquarius (Jan. 20 - Feb. 18) on our staff.” Age? Gannett has a into the “build your own stir-fry” Take time away from your trou­ You will find a way to use your tal­ history of trying to dump older joint since it opened five years bles. An inner journey will help youents in a more positive way A prob­ workers; a former News editor ago. That night he’ll also have a discover what is causing those nega­ lem concerning money will work out bragged to her new staff at a toga ’n’ tuxedo fund-raiser for tive feelings. in your favor. Steppin’ Out, which works to aid Texas paper that she’d lowered the Virgo (Aug. 22 - Sept. 22) Pisces (Feb. 19 - March 20) average age of her staff at the those with AIDS. Stop waffling on big decisions. A A misunderstanding will get out of News considerably and hoped to Fence-sitting romantic outing might not go quite hand if you are not careful. Walk do the same in her new digs. BTL was disappointed to open the way you had hoped. away from the situation if necessary. Silverman seems to be having a copy of local singer-songwriter trouble getting good copy editing Stewart Francke’snew album, from his young scabs. He spells the “House of Lights,” and find a name of his gangsta bosses at wealth of thanks given to scabs, “Gannett” as “Gannet” in the copy. line-crossers and striker-bashing going out The extra “t” might be featherbed­ managers at the scab papers. ding, eh? This is a guy who has written for GOING OUT, From Page 27 Big Blue Hearts and 2 Star Tabemackle, Panic returns to Detroit a Newspaper Guild shop (the Wednesday, $6 advance, $7 day of show; Daily Tribune in Royal Oak) and Jan. 4; 11-4 Wed.-Fri., 11-5 weekends, The Colony, Sept. 25, $6 ... Gene Loves The lucky folks with tickets to 313-833-7900 ... Birmingham Bloomfield Jezebel, Thursday at Industry, $5At ... David Bowie’stwo State Theatre once played a benefit for newspa­ Art Association hosts Birmingham the Palace:Motley Crue and Cheap per strikers. 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Doctors adn the Terraplanes, Oct. 8, $10; from a Tin Machine appearance scab mug staring at us from all 18, $12.50 in advance, $14 at the door; Old 97’s, Oct. 11, $6; Local H, Oct. 17, there some years ago, says the those rack cards last winter, the Third Eye Blind and Reef, Oct. 19, $11 $12; moe and Katzenjammer Kids, Oct. appearance of “Panic” was a sur­ Scabfreep ran a huge three-col­ advance, $13 at the door; Tonic, Nov. 3, 18, $10 ... Robert Hunter, Oct. 6 at the $10 advance, $13 at the door; Type O Power Center, Ann Arbor, $20 At... the prise, even to Bowie. “We were umn photo of McCabe and fellow Negative, Coal Chamber and Electric Michigan Theater,Ann Arbor: Bruce talking about it on the tour bus preps writerBill Roosein their Hellfire Club, Oct. 23, $15 advance, $18 Cockbum, Oct. 10, $35 and $25; The one day,” Gabrels says, “and David own sports pages a few weeks at the door ...At Clutch Cargo’s, Samples, Oct. 11, $15 ... 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Inventory Section Detroit Area Agency on Aging: Services Parks Division The City Council will hold a Public Hearing in the Committee Room, 13th 2.2 years of high school. Central Maintenance Stockroom 29900 Goddard Road Wayne County, Michigan Floor, City-County Building on (313) 222-5330 Ext. 211 3. Resident of Wayne, Oakland, Romulus, Michigan 48174 Bid Date: Tuesday, October 7,1997 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1997 Macomb and Monroe counties. Donations needed for Halloween Bid Date: Wednesday, October 1,1997 Time: 2:30 P.M. at 10:00 a.m. 4. Valid driver’s license. Party for Locked-out Newspaper Workers' Time: 2:30 P.M. Control #97-37-307 relative to the proposed resolution to amend the Detroit Master Plan of Policies Application day first Wednesday Control #97-37-316 in the area generally bounded by Oakwood, Sanders, and the Wabash children. 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Watch for further details. CHIEF INVESTIGATOR Romulus, Michigan 48174 Wayne County, Michigan on Amending the Detroit Master Plan of Policies to Rezone City of Detroit Bid Date: Wednesday, October 1,1997 Bid Date: Wednesday, October 8,1997 Property from R6 (High Density Residential) “500 DAYS” Detroit Police Department Time: 2:00 P.M. Time: 2:00 P.M. to PD (Planned Development) for Jefferies Homes West Project Get your copy of the new CD! Chief Investigator must be a civilian Control #97-37-315 Control #97-37-311 Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held by the City Council of Includes 3 new Labor Dispute songs, and serves at the pleasure of the Detroit, Michigan, in the Committee Room, 13th Floor of the City-County Building. 3 re-recorded songs (from the “DNA Board of Police Commissioners. REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS INVITATION FOR BID MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1997 Rag” cassette) and Degree in appropriate field and for for at 10:00 a.m. 13 Finland Station songs. Also Detroit residency required. Non-Exdusive Maintenance Assistance Wayne County Parks at which time all interested persons are invited to be present and be heard as includes “War On The Workers” by Colonial Park Athletic Fields No City of Detroit service for a mini­ Services to their views on the above proposed amendment. Anne Feeney. for and Parking Improvements mum of three consecutive years, $15 plus $2 shipping Wayne County Department of Airports for NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING prior to appointment. Metro Council of Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport Wayne County Department of Public on Proposed Establishment of an Industrial Development District in Newspaper Unions Salary and benefits commensurate Division of Maintenance/Power Services Parks Division Wholesale Rehabilitation Project Wayne County, Michigan 2741 Trumbull, Detroit, Ml 48216 with experience. Resume due no Romulus, Michigan 48174 The City Council will hold a PUBLIC HEARING on the petition of Milano Bakery, Bid Date: Tuesday, October 7,1997 later than October 15,1997. By mail: Bid Date: Monday, September 29,1997 Inc. (#3346) for the establishment of the above proposed district to create an All proceeds go to support Detroit Time: 2:00 P.M. Time: 4:00 P.M. assessment base for tax relief under Public Act 198 of 1974, as amended, on Newspaper Workers in their fight for Board of Police Commissioners Control #97-37-312 a fair contract. 1300 Beaubien — Room 328 Control #97-37-314 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1997 at 10:40 a.m. Contact our website at http:// Detroit, Michigan 48226 REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS in the City Council Committee Room, 13th floor of the City-County Building, members.aol.com/dnarag/fivedael.html (313) 596-1830 for Detroit, Michigan. All owners, residents of the district, or taxpayers of the City Golf Course Maintenance Services of Detroit may appear and be heard on the matter. for Wayne County Community Jackie L. Currie Wayne Wayne County Department of Public Services City Clerk College District (WCCCD) is Inkster Valley Golf Club NOTICE TO THE HEARING IMPAIRED: County soliciting bids for Security Guard Inkster, Michigan 48141 Com m unityServices at its (5) campus Bid Date: Tuesday, September 30,1997 If you would like a sign language interpreter to be present at this public hear­ College locations and Central Admin­ Time: 2:00 P.M. ing, please call the City Council Research and Analysis Division at 224-4946, istration Building. Control #97-37-318 at least 48 hours before the scheduled hearing time. A pre-bid conference will be held on Wednesday, September 24, 1997 at 2:00 p.m. in the WCCCD Purchasing Department, 801 West Fort St., Detroit, Ml 48226. 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Support Detroit Newspaper Workers Robert A. Scardelletti Mitchell, Lions offense still off target in their labor dispute ^ International President ADAMS, From Page 40 to have a terrible time reading a couple of Bucs defenders. defenses. Ross admitted Mitchell’s “We didn’t make the throws we’ve mechanics were a problem. got to make. When it’s third-and-2 “One problem is that he’s throwing and you run a quick slant over thewith his arm as much as with his middle, and your receiver is 6-foot-5 feet,” Ross said. “You throw with your and 213 pounds, you’ve got to hit himfeet - not literally, of course - but it’s here,” Ross said, pointing to his chest. a very important part of throwing, FREE! He then reached behind his back and getting good position.” said, “Not here, unless you don’t like Mitchell’s mechanics aren’t the only him very much.” problem. On his television show, “The What makes this alarming is the Locker Room,” former Lions quarter­ Detroit’s performance of Elvis Grbac and Brad back Gary Danielson said the word iftee press Johnson last week. Both signed big, around the NFL was Mitchell was multiyear contracts in the offseason, soft and that if he gets pressured, he Grbac with Kansas City and Johnsongets rattled. It’s a rap Mitchell has most with Minnesota. Both were backups been trying to beat since he came to who had about a half-season worth ofDetroit. He hasn’t done it yet. experience as starting quarterbacks. “I just didn’t play very good,” Mit­ In other words, both were at about chell said after the loss to Tampa. “I popular the same stage of their careers don’t think anybody wanted a start Mitchell was at when the Lions first like this, but that’s life. What can I do signed him in 1994. about it? Either I can feel sorry for i While Mitchell struggled against myself or pick up the pieces and go lawn sign! the Bucs, both Grbac and Johnson ledon. There’s no reason to give in.” their teams to victory with last- Right now, Mitchell is living off the minute touchdown passes. Neither seven strong games he played when had a problem getting into the flow ofhe led the Lions to the playoffs in A clear message you can send to their games, something Mitchell said 1995. During that winning streak, he he had trouble doing against Tampa. completed 70.5 percent of his passes Ross had a problem with that. and threw for 14 touchdowns. Before Gannett and Knight-Ridder along “I don’t understand that,” Ross and since, he has been spotty at best. said. “I’m not buying that. Part of Mitchell had a chance to quiet his being a professional is getting into critics with a strong start. He blew with their advertisers. the flow of the game.” that. Now the pressure will really be When Mitchell had his problems on him. That won’t make it any easi­ under Fontes, one of the excuses er for him. The question now is if he Fontes used was Mitchell’s inexperi­ will ever rediscover the form of two ence as a starter. Three years later, years ago. They’re free and we deliver Mitchell still throws sidearm and off If he can’t, the Bobby Ross era his back foot at times. He also roams won’t be much different than the Call (313)963-6619 all around the pocket and still seems Wayne Fontes era. PAGE 36 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL SEPTEMBER 14, 1997 Money no problem for Fedorov, but playing under Bowman is HARRIS, From Page 40 Scotty Bowman. “I have no comment on General Manager Ken Holland says money hasn’t even been discussed in his talks withrumors. I am continuing to Mike Barnett, Fedorov’s agent, for the past talk with (agent) Mike month. But Barnett says the possibility of a trade came up. Barnett. We want Sergei “The entire variety of options were discussed at a very cordial meeting between myself, Fedorov to remain a Detroit Sergei, Ken Holland and Mike Ilitch,” said Red Wing.” Barnett. “No trade demand was made by the player. But talk of a trade involving the player Ken Holland was discussed.” Wings’ General Manager Holland wouldn’t be that specific. “I have no comment on rumors,” he said. “I am continuing to talk with Mike Barnett. WeFedorov and Barnett. Sources say the Wings want Sergei Fedorov to remain a Detroit Redwere considering offering Fedorov a deal for Wing.” more than $5 million per season. Include Barnett in that “we.” It’s likely bothSteve Yzerman will make around $5.1 mil­ he and Holland have been trying to convincelion and Shanahan around $4 million this sea­ Fedorov to put aside his differences with son. Bowman. Fedorov wasn’t the only Russian missing Fedorov was upset with Bowman becausefrom he the Wings’ camp. Slava Kozlov, also a used him on a number of line combinations,restricted free agent, wasn’t with his team­ including a checking line, and on defensemates. last season because Fedorov played so poorly. Holland and Scott Lites, Kozlov’s agent, Interestingly, Primeau was also upset withwere close to agreement on a five-year deal Bowman because he spent much of his timeworth around $10 million but things fell centering a checking line and playing onthrough the last week. The two parties were work­ wing. ing on a shorter deal for one or two years. In 74 games, Fedorov had 30 goals and 33Kozlov isn’t happy with Bowman either, but assists, the least productive regular season ofit seems an agreeable contract will return him his career. But he was outstanding in the play­to the Wings. offs. Fedorov was the Red Wings’ top playoff“We’ve talked in the last 24 hours and we’re scorer with eight goals and 12 assists. continuing to talk,” said Holland on Friday. Bowman said he thought money was the As for Fedorov? We’ll give Bowman the last reason for Fedorov’s holdout. words. The Wings’ last offer came in March, when “We’ve already had some losses. We could Journal photo by REBECCA COOK they put a deal worth $4.5 million annuallysustain for something,” he said. “But another loss Scotty Bowman’s tactics don’t bring a smile to Sergei Fedorov’s aface. flexible amount of years on the table for like that would be tough.” Eriksson, Ward in fine form during Wings’ conditioning drills By Paul Harris bench press an amount close to hisOther highlights from the fitness That young defenseman Rod was Journal Sports Writer weight. Ward did 20 reps at 215tests included eight players scoring offLangway, who went on to win the TRAVERSE CITY - With the Red pounds. He also did 20 pull-ups. InWharton’s the scale on a test which mea­Norris Trophy in 1983 and 1984 with Wings’ young defensemen under scru­first few days of camp, it didn’t seemsures aerobic capacity. They were the Washington Capitals. tiny because of the absence of Vladi­that he had lost any quickness. Steve Yzerman, Doug Brown, Kris But Bowman didn’t have to replace mir Konstantinov, it was a good sign“I’d been working out at a rinkDraper, in Kirk Maltby, Larry Murphy,Larry Robinson, Serge Savardor that two of them were among theAnn Arbor for two weeks,” Ward said.Brendan Shanahan, Igor LarionovGuy Lapointe. stars of Detroit’s pre-camp physical“I don’t feel inhibited by it.” and Nicklas Lidstrom. conditioning tests. Eriksson, who came to camp at a Martin Lapointe won the “Iron-Traverse welcomes Wings Aaron Ward and Anders Erikssonbloated 228 pounds last season,Man” re­ Award for doing 32 reps at 210 Messages welcoming the Wings to were the highlights for a Wings teamported at 218 pounds and had thepounds sec­ on the bench press. The over­Traverse City were seen on signs, which tested even better than lastond-best performance in a 30-second,all award for his performance on all 12hotel marquees and businesses all season’s squad. all-out sprint on a stationary bike,tests went to Steve Yzerman. over town. The outstanding performance of thewhich tests leg strength. Only Nicklas Each session of scrimmages or skills team is an indication that the playersLidstrom did better. You never know workouts were witnessed by sellout did more than celebrate winning the“We’ve gotten him in good shapeThis isn’t the first time Wings coach crowds at Center I.C.E. Arena. Bow­ Stanley Cup over the summer. before and he’s let himself slip out Scottyof Bowmanhas had to replace man said the vocal crowds added “It was a very pleasant surprise. It’s shape,” Wharton said of Eriksson.an outstanding defenseman after win­something to the scrimmages after inspiring too,” said trainer John“The challenge this time is maintain­ning a Stanley Cup. the last few camps, which were held in Wharton. “They had every reason ing in that fitness.” After his 1977-78 Canadiens won an empty Joe Louis Arena. the world to take the summer off. Eriksson said he learned a lessontheir third of four straight Cups,Bill “... They took their couple of daysfrom last season, when he split theNyrop suddenly retired during train­Unexpected holdout with the Cup and enjoyed it. But theseason between Detroit and Adiron­ing camp of the following season. Surprisingly, 1994 first-round draft rest of the time it was business as dack, the Wings’ American HockeyBowman said he asked former choice Yan Golubovskywasn’t at usual.” League farm team, because of his lackCanadiens General ManagerFrank camp because the Wings and his agent The 6-foot-2 Ward put on 15 poundsof conditioning. Selke what he thought. Selke toldcouldn’t come to terms on a contract. in his chest and shoulders to raise his“It teaches you a lesson that youhim that he should replace NyropGolubovsky, 21, has played with weight to 227. have to work harder than you with did,” a young defenseman who hadn’tAdirondack the past three seasons. One of the 12 tests used by Whartonsaid Eriksson, 22. “I did during received the much ice time the year He’s also coming off a broken ankle is the number of times a player cansummer and I felt great.” before. last, season. SEPTEMBER 14, 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 37

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He is hitting .233 17 stolen bases for Jacksonville. in 110 games with 19 home runs and Since joining the Tigers, he has hit 62 RBI. His 151 strikeouts (in 347 at- .200 with one homer and five RBI in bats) rank second in the American nine games, but he has displayed League. Nieves is currently spending power, speed and a fine throwing arm. a lot of time on the bench, watching “The kid looks like he can play a lit­ rookie Juan Encarnacion stake a tle bit,” Bell said of Encarnacion. “He claim to his job. has all the tools and he seems to have But none of that is very important r<2 a good understanding of the game. right now. His wife, Wendy, gave birth Latin kids seem to get into the flow of to twin sons on Aug. 1. Jacob is the game at an earlier age because healthy, but Brandon was bom with­ they play so many games. out a left ventricle on his heart. “He reminds me of (Cleveland’s) Brandon has already had one opera­ Manny Ramirez, but he has more tion and has another scheduled for tools. Where he has really impressed January at the University of Michigan me is in the field.” Medical Center. Journal photo by REBECCA COOK The Tigers say they don’t want to “Right now it’s still very tough,” saidJuan Encarnacion has supplanted slumpingMelvin Nieves in right field for the Tigers. rush Encarnacion, who will play in the Nieves, who also has a 4-year-old son,surgery is always risky.” produce,” said Tigers General Mana­ Arizona Fall League and the Domini­ Alex. “Especially for my wife. She Brandon is now home, but while heger Randy Smith, who has traded forcan Winter League in the offseason. helps out as much as she can and wewas in the hospital, the Tigers putNieves in both Detroit and San Diego.But they will give him every opportu­ try to do our best, but it’s difficult. Nieves on the disabled list so he could “Our guys are big boys and theynity to make the jump next season. ‘We were very excited about havingbe with his family. ‘The way they haveknow what happens when they aren’t“He has great ability,” Smith said, “A three boys in the family, then all of ahandled it has been very supportiveplaying well,” said manager Buddyyear ago he couldn’t hit a breaking sudden this happened with Brandon.from I top to bottom,” Nieves said. Bell. “Melvin will be OK. He’s a good ball. There’s no reason to rush him. can’t deny it has been tough, but like But while the Tigers feel for Nieves,kid and he works hard but he’s inHe’s still a ways away, but if he’s ready anybody else, I have to deal with it.” they also know that baseball is a busi­quite a rut right now.” next spring, fine.” Nieves, 26, was in a slump before hisness. With Nieves struggling, Encar­Nieves is well aware of his situation. Ready or not, Nieves will likely be son was bom, but he admits Bran­ nacion impressing and November’s “Realistically, I haven’t done much,”gone by then. But after the year he don’s condition has an effect on him.expansion draft looming, it’s likelyhe said. “I’ve played very inconsistent­has had, Nieves might be ready for a “It is always on my mind,” he said. “I Nieves, who is eligible for arbitrationly. I know the ability’s there, but I’vefresh start. just play the game, then go home andafter this season, will not be with thestruggled mentally and mechanically “Brandon’s surgery is right before give my wife as much support as I can.Tigers next season. all season.” spring training,” Nieves said. “Hope­ Ten years ago, a baby bom with this “Melvin has a load of physical abili­ Meanwhile, Encarnacion, 21, hasfully it will go well and it will be a pos­ problem might have died and heartty, but in order to play you’ve gotlived to up to his billing as the bellwe­ itive way to start the new year.” Breedlove’s sound idea: Chasing world land speed record one last time By Christopher M. Singer Phantom fighter jet that powers Spiritmantic drives through rolling country­year, the Bud King’s performance this Journal Staff Writer sucked in some foreign object duringside a with the top down, playing touchyear has been ragged. At the U.S. Veteran hot rodder Craig Breedlove 328 m.p.h. test run. The engine wasfootball with the Kennedys on the coolNationals, Bernstein was again elimi­ and Englishman Richard Noble are damaged. Breedlove transported Spi­blue lawn and now, 42 NASCAR Win­ nated in the opening round. dueling in the Black Rock Desert inrit back to his Rio Vista, Calif., shopston Cup stock cars bumping and Together, Bernstein and Armstrong Gerlach, Nev., north of Reno. Thenear Sacramento to swap engines,banging around a 1.058-mile oval. dominated Funny Car in the ’80s, win­ prize: the world land speed record. returned Thursday night and re­Jeff Gordoncarries a 97-point lead ning four championships. Bernstein Breedlove aims to break the soundsumed test runs Friday. overMark Martininto today’s New also became the only drag racer to win barrier on land with his Spirit of Noble’s driver, Andy Green, mean­Hampshire 300 at New Hampshire world titles in Funny Car and in Top America jet-powered streamliner. while tested Thrust at more than 517International Speedway in LoudonFuel. Noble set the record at 633 miles an miles an hour on Wednesday. The big­(12:30 p.m., TNN). hour in 1983. ger and much heavier Thrust has twoGordon’s Monte Carlo is still the Plenty in reserve Breedlove, 60, a grandfather whojet engines. only Chevrolet to win a Winston CupTurns outWhit Bazemorehad a has been involved in hot rodding andA 13-mile race course has been race all year. So we have a classic bat­ secret weapon on his team when he speed since his teen years in Southernetched into the 10-mile by 20-mile drytle shaping up between Gordon’swon the U.S. Nationals Funny Car California, plans to work up to thebed of what was Black Rock Lake. Chevrolet and Martin’s Ford Thunder-title. “Jungle Pam” Hardy,once the mark in 100 m.p.h. increments, set aFive miles are used to accelerate, the bird. At stake: the Winston Cup and partner of legendary Funny Car show­ record, then send the car crashingtime traps are one mile and then thethe $1.5 million that goes with it. man, the late“Jungle Jim” Liber- through the sound barrier by remotecars have seven miles to slow down. man, guided Bazemore’s Ford Mus­ control. If the race car survives goingA generation ago, in 1964, BreedloveBernstein, Armstrong split tang as the Team Winston driver sonic, Breedlove hopes to finally driveand drag racer Art Arfons of Akron, A shocker: After 15 years together,backed up following his burnouts at it through the sound barrier himself.Ohio, dueled for 25 days on the Bonne­Dale Armstronghas left Kenny the Nationals. Depending on the temperature,ville Salt Flats outside Salt Lake City. Bernstein’s Budweiser King Top Hardy probably won’t be backing up barometric pressure and winds, the Breedlove’s Spirit of America and Fuel team. Veteran Top Fuel crew Bazemore today, but it sure would be sound barrier is likely to be about 755Arfons’ Green Monster set and resetchief Lee Beard was named to head fun if she was. She’s a part of drag rac­ miles an hour. At that speed, Breed­ the record four different times, withthe Bud King operation beginninging’s colorful past. love will be traveling one mile everythe Spirit of America emerging thewith today’s Keystone Nationals at five seconds. No one has ever drivenfinal a record holder. Breedlove in 1965Maple Grove Raceway in Reading, Pa. New drag race car at Mach 1, so no one can predictset the record at 606 miles an hour. (liveIt first-round coverage 11 a.m., live NHRA Winston Drag Racing enters with any certainty what will happenwas that record Noble broke. final-round coverage 4:30 p.m., TNN).the Chicago market with a Memorial when a car does go that fast. Bernstein gave no explanation forDay weekend national event at the However, last Monday afternoon,Idyllic scene Armstrong’s departure but, after win­ still-under construction Route 66 the J-49 jet engine from an F-4 Early autumn in New England - ro­ning the NHRA Top Fuel crown lastDragway in Joliet,111. SEPTEMBER 14, 1997

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PAGE 40 SEPTEMBER 14, 1997 PORTS Cash no issue for Fedorov, but Scotty is r a v e r s e c i t y-T he absence of Sergei Fedorov from the Detroit Red Wings’ training camp drew mixed Treactions from his teammates. Some were fed up with the talented but erratic 27-year-old center, but

Pa u l H a r r is some admitted the team still needed Fedorov’s talents. “He’s a big part of this puzzle. A big part of this team. We don’t really think about it,” said Darren McCarty. ‘When he gets here or if he gets here, that’s when we’ll have to deal with it. We’ll get by with him and we’ll get by without him.” Slava Fetisov also seemed to have had enough of Fedorov. Fetisov criti­ cized his countryman last month Journal photo by REBECCA COOK after Fedorov chose not to accompany Fetisov, Igor Larionov and Slava There isn’t much running room for Barry Sanders as four Tampa Bay defenders close in on him during last Sunday’s 24-17 Lions loss. Kozlov on their trip to Russia with the Stanley Cup. “It’s a contract situation. It’s none of my business what Sergei does,” he said. New year, old problem But Brendan Shanahan says the other Wings want Fedorov back. inger and Tommy Vardell have “The team wants him back. We Mitchell s proved the Lions still use a one-back want him back. Sergei is a huge part offense, even when two men line up of this team,” said Shanahan. “It stall Lions in the backfield. showed in the Finals. HICAGO - So far, the Bobby As the Lions prepare for today’s “Sergei is also one of the most pop­ Ross era looks a lot like the game against Chicago at Soldier ular players on the team. When I Wayne Fontes era. Field (1 p.m., Channel 2; WXYT, 1270 came (to Detroit) he invited me to AM), all they can do is hope Mitchell C The Lions have started chunk of yardage. Most of the time,improves. Sanders’ TD reception stay with him. I stayed with him and his family for a couple of weeks.” slowly, just as they did last season. Mitchell was overthrowing, under­ showed there’s nothing wrong with Shanahan arrived in Detroit in The offense has moved in fits and throwing and throwing behind him, and Lions coach Bobby Ross exchange for the Wings’ prominientstarts, just as it did last season. Most receivers, looking as confused as hesaid the offensive line was OK last camp holdout of last season, center alarming, Scott Mitchell has been ever has. He also blew a handoff to week. But it’s not easy to solve a Keith Primeau, and defenseman Paulawful, just as he was last season. Sanders for the second week in a row.problem who is on the first year of a Coffey. Don’t pay attention to the fact he The crowd even cheered after Mit­ four-year, $21-million contract. Of course, it has been reported threw for 331 yards in last week’s 24-chell was sacked. Ross certainly wasn’t happy with money isn’t an issue with Fedorov, a17 loss to Tampa Bay at the Silver- Yes, others on the offense are hav­the quarterback at his Monday news restricted free agent. The reason for dome, the most of any NFL quarter­ing problems. Sanders is off to a slowconference. He cited one play where the holdout is Fedorov reportedlyback no in Week 2. Two plays - Johnniestart, tackles Ray Roberts and Larry Mitchell threw behind Herman longer wants to play for Wings coachMorton’s 73-yard touchdown recep­Tharpe are weak links on the offen­Moore, who promptly got crunched by See HARRIS, Page 36 tion and Barry Sanders’ 66-yard scor­sive line and fullbacks Cory Schles- See ADAMS, Page 35 ing catch - accounted for a good