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August 27, 2003 ¡e-Prensa! Receive your free digital version of La Prensa! To subscribe, E-mail [email protected] Ohio & Michigan’s Oldest Latino Newspaper «Tinta con sabor» • Founded in 1989 • Check out our Classifieds! ¡Checa los Anuncios Clasificados! Proudly Serving Our Readers Continuously For Over 14 Years August/agosto 27, 2003 Spanglish Weekly/Semanal Vol. 33, No. 24 La Prensa is savored by non-Latinos too! La Prensa is coming to Lorain! Surf our web at: www.laprensatoledo.com ( CALENDAR OF EVENTS, PAGE 8 Hours: Carry-Out Mon.- Thurs. 9:00 - 12:00 Phone (313-554-1790 Fri. & Sat. 9:00 - 3:00 7400 W. Vernor Sun. 9:00 - 12:00 Detroit, Michigan Helena dazzles at Lorain’s ESPECIALIDAD DE LA CASA: 1st Latino festival: POLLO JALISCO To the left is Lorain’s salsa diva, Helena •Jugos/Tepache •Carne a la Parrilla • Tacos Santiago. She is about to release her second CD •Burritos •Aguas •Pollo Dorado with Combo Records. She and fellow Combo •Mojarra Frita • Licuados •Tortas Records recording artist Cano [left], of Puerto •Quesadillas •Tostadas •Pozole Rico, entertained the masses at Lorain’s first Latino Festival, titled “Latino Del Norte Music •Caldos •Carne de Puerco I-75 •Mariscos en Salsa Verde & Arts Festival 2003.” In the top right photo, Lorain artist Micaela •Breakfast Super Burro Livernois W. Vernor Springwells Flores is one of the many artists that displayed artwork at this dynamic festival. Ms. Flores is a aseguradores y asegurados. graduate of Ohio University. Breves El apagón llegará a ese See related story on page 3. •Apagón en EEUU causa nivel, pero quedará bien hasta 6.000 millones de debajo de las pérdidas de dólares en costos 2.200 millones causadas por Por ANNE los tornados de abril del 2001 Diebold, Inc. offers Toledo D’INNOCENZIO en el centro y el sur del país y NUEVA YORK (AP): El la tormenta invernal de its new touch-screen voting apagón que oscureció el marzo en el nordeste, centro y el nordeste de empatados en el número 9. El system Estados Unidos la semana desastre más costoso de la By Rico de La Prensa pasada causó pérdidas de lista fueron los ataques Joseph A. Kidd, Director of the Lucas County entre 4.000 millones y 6.000 terroristas del 11 de Board of Elections, is a man of vision, with a millones de dólares, algo septiembre del 2001, con mission. apenas perceptible para la 20.700 millones de dólares His vision was to select an efficient, effective, economía y definitivamente en pérdidas. and user-friendly voting system, with a mission of temporal, dijeron Le siguen el huracán An- having them in place by the November elections. economistas. drew en 1992, con 19.900 He accomplished both. En el dominio de los millones y el terremoto de According to Kidd, “The Board of Elections desastres, no estará entre los Los Angeles en 1994, con conducted extensive research to find a fool-proof primeros 10 y probablemente 15.200 millones. ni siquiera entre los primeros «Es un problema menor, system for voting for the citizens of Lucas County. 20 en términos de pérdidas en lugar de un gran desastre», The research resulted in the Board’s selection of the de propiedades aseguradas, dijo David Wyss, economista hardware offered by the Diebold company, an Ohio de acuerdo con Insurance Ser- para Standard & Poor. Wyss corporation based in North Canton. vices Office Inc., una añadió que los cierres fueron “Diebold specializes in security—it protects the compañía de asesoría de demasiado breves para tener Hope Diamond and Bill of Rights and provides Richard Romero explaining to Tony Rios, host of Voces Latinas seguros. un efecto significativo en la numerous ATM machines throughout the world. TV show, and Marisol Ibarra, Hispanic liaison of ACP, the mer- La compañía define industria y el sector “Its touch-screen voting systems are efficient, its of Diebold, Inc.’s new touch screen voting machine. catástrofe como un incidente minorista. effective, and user-friendly. The machines have o serie de incidents—natu- Mark Zandi, economista been utilized by numerous political entities through- where the top two candidates will be selected for Toledo City rales o causados por el en Economy.com, dijo que out the United States, including the states of Geor- Council districts 3, 4, and 6,” said Kidd. hombre—que provocan la mayoría de las pérdidas gia and California.” According to Kidd, “We will be traveling around the county in pérdidas de propiedades serían recuperadas en las The systems can be used by the blind, the deaf, the next few months to educate the voters on the use of these new aseguradas totalizando al próximas semanas, y Michael and the illiterate. voting machines prior to our September 9th primary and the general menos 25 millones de dólares P. Niemira, vicepresidente del “We welcome their inaugural use in the special election in November.” y afectan a numerosos (Continued on Page 2) non-partisan election on Tuesday, September 9, (Continued on Page 2) This Week Sister Cities Notice On August 27, 2003, at 4:00PM, there will be a meeting Non-partisan Toledo primary uses Diebold 4 in the Sister Cities’ office on the 21st floor of One Your Weekly Horoscopes/Horóscopos 5 Government Center, Toledo, to discuss the establishment D i r e c t o r y o f L a t i n o B u s i n e s s e s & S e r v i c e s 5 of a Sister Cities relationship with Tampico, México. Classifieds 9-11 All interested individuals should attend. For more information call 419-245-3334, 870-6565, or 351-1521. Your DetroiTolédo Connection • Tinta con sabor ( • ¡e-Prensa! Over 2,000 subscribers receive the digital version of La Prensa every week gratis. Email [email protected] to subscribe • Página 2 La Prensa August/agosto 20, 2003 Breves e incluirá música y bailes. Diebold, Inc. offers Toledo (Continued from Page 1) El alcalde dijo que el fes- Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi tival estará dedicado a la me- its new touch-screen voting Inc., estimó que los moria de la guarachera comerciantes recuperaron el cubana. system old lever machines are from sábado dos terceras partes de •Futbolista chileno (Continued from page 1) the 1970s, are extremely los 30 millones perdidos. retenido en China Machine-demonstra- bulky, and have become •Rinden tributo a Celia sospechoso de SARS tion venues include: the obsolete—we had to canni- Cruz al dar su nombre a SANTIAGO DE CHILE Lucas County Children’s escuela de NY (AP): El defensa José balize warehouse machines NUEVA YORK (AP): Contreras, integrante del Services on September 2, to make sure the rest were Alcalde de Nueva York seleccionado chileno de the Aurora González operational. Now was the Michael Bloomberg anunció fútbol, quedó retenido en Community Center on time to modernize the vot- el miércoles la fundación de China en observación por Wednesday, September 3, ing process,” commented una escuela superior que sospechas de haber contraído and the Maumee Senior Kidd. llevará el nombre de la el síndrome agudo Center on September 4th. legendaria reina de la salsa respiratorio severo, SARS, For detailed informa- • New system assists Celia Cruz. cuando el equipo estuvo esta tion, voters should con- minorities Richard Romero, of Lorain, with Joseph A. Kidd, La escuela superior Celia semana en ese país para tact the Board of Elections Because Lucas Director of the Lucas County Board of Elections. Cruz de Música del Bronx se disputar una amistoso. at 419-213-2047, or visit County’s population is less inaugurará en septiembre. Contreras, de 21 años, un its web site at: http:// than 5% Latino as per the norities in the voting pro- the new systems. Los 90 estudiantes que se promisorio zaguero, parecía www.co.lucas.oh.us/ 2000 U.S. Census, it is not cess, which is one of the According to Romero, matriculen en ella este año vivir un sueño al ser default.asp?RequestedAlias=BOE. legally required to have goals of the Board of Elec- “I couldn’t believe how recibirán clases académicas convocado sorpresivamente Kidd praised the selec- ballots in both English and tions.” easy these machines were en la escuela superior DeWitt por el técnico Juvenal Olmos tion of these machines be- Spanish. Richard Romero agrees. in terms of voting speed Clinton y estudiarán música para el amistoso con China. cause they were “user- According to Kidd, Romero is the president and reliability. They are en el Colegio Lehman, donde Pero cuando el equipo salía st se inaugurará la escuela Celia de China tras empatar el friendly” and accurate. “While Lucas County is not of Innovative Graphics and amazing 21 Century Cruz. miércoles 0-0, detectores de “With these machines, required to have the ballots Marketing (IGM), a market- products. «Es un gran honor el que temperatura corporal you can’t vote twice in the in Spanish, it would be easy ing firm in Lorain, Ohio. He “With a voting format le rendimos, y una forma de registraron en Contreras 38,5 same election category as to have a Spanish-version was commissioned by in the Spanish language, recordar la contribución que grados. was often done with the of any ballot installed. Diebold, Inc. to assist in more Latinos will vote. hizo a la comunidad y da a Fue entonces forzado a paper ballots. There is no “Studies have shown educating voters—minor- “These machines will todos los que la quisieron la concurrir a un hospital, a chad problem. The results that these new touch-screen ity voters in particular—to aid all minorities - brown, sensación de que sigue donde concurrió junto al will be instantaneous.
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