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By Martha Hindes Journal Automotive Writer In a mass meeting at the Pontiac Silverdome on Friday, members of UAW Local 594 claimed a major victory as they overwhelmingly ratified a strike- ending contract with General Motors Corp. The new contract, approved by 93.5 percent of UAW members, included major victories for the union. It brings back to GM’s Pontiac truck complex more than 550 production and skilled trades jobs to replace many that Re m e m b e r in g had been lost in the past decade. It include substantial holiday t h e r io t s pay and financial penalties for By Christopher M. Singer grievances that will cost the A d ­ Journal Staff Writer company almost $10 million. It A n entire generation has passed since the also eliminates subcontracting / % events that began for Detroit early on and offers production workers / % Sunday morning, July 23, 1967 - time the chance to move up to higher- JL enough to gain some perspective on whatpaying skilled trades jobs. was then the costliest urban uprising in U.S. history.And it sends back to work more than 6,100 workers who Forty-three people died. An entire neighborhood had been on strike for 84 days, was reduced to ashes. The 101st Airborne Division, the longest strike against GM in just back from combat in Vietnam, occupied Detroit’s two decades. east side; the Michigan National Guard occupied the Local 594 President Ron Miller west side. Even as the fires were blazing, President Lyndon said he had no doubt the con­ tract would be overwhelmingly B. Johnson appointed Illinois Gov. Otto Kemer to ratified. “We got an enormous head a blue-ribbon presidential commission to inves­ amount of liability in terms of tigate the string of more than a hundred uprisings money,” he said. “We got quite a that began in Harlem and Watts in 1964 and 1965 bit of manpower. We got almost and culminated in Newark and Detroit in July 1967. all the other stuff we came after.” Johnson sent one of his key aides, Cyrus Vance, to In a statement prepared Detroit and Vance ordered Michigan Gov. George journal photo by DAYMON J. HARTLEY Wednesday after agreement on Romney and UAW President Walter Reuther to orga­ Vince Alonzi, front and center, expresses the feelings of fellow strikers in nize a similar, local blue-ribbon group. It still exists: S ee UAW, P age 16 UAW Local 594 as they ratify a contract with GM. New Detroit Inc. The Kerner Commission reported back to Johnson in 1968 that the United States was splitting in two, CITY & STATE SPORTS INDEX forming separate and unequal societies, one black Entertainment Page 28 and poor, the other white and upwardly mobile. Oakland Press owner Scotty Bowman will Today the Sunday Journal looks back at those vio­is buying The Macomb return as Wings Classifieds Page 33 lent days in 1967 and the changes they brought to the metro area. For photos by legendary photogra­Daily, a move that coach, but Ken Crossword Page 35 pher Tony Spina and personal reminisces of an eventcould threaten De­ Holland will become Editorials Page 26 that helped shape what our community is today, see Pages 4-12. troit’s dailies.Page 3. the GM. Backpage. 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By Alan Forsyth journal Editor & Publisher. Journal Staff Writer The Independent Newspapers deal The scheduled purchase of Theapparently came as a surprise to Free Macomb Daily and The Daily TribunePress executives, who were said to in Royal Oak by the new owner of thehave discussed it intensely Thursday. Oakland Press should mean much“Shepherd has a serious potential stiffer competition for Detroit’s down­for giving the News and Free Press a town newspapers. run for their money in Oakland and Frank Shepherd, a career newspa­Macomb counties,” said Lou Mleczko, per executive, announced last Wednes­president of The Newspaper Guild day that his company, 21st CenturyLocal 22. “The potential for his news­ Newspapers Acquisition Inc., wouldpapers to grow if he puts out a good Journal photos by REBECCA COOK buy the two newspapers fromproduct and aggressively markets Chelsea Atkins, 8, makes friends with bunnies in a makeshift petting zoo. Detroit Independent Newspapers Inc. alongthem is enormous. They have only aSummer volunteers Nadia McGill, 17 (kneeling), and Mercedes Brazier, 15, watch. with several weeklies and the fraction of the circulation they could Macomb County Legal News. have in both counties.” This is the second major purchase Shepherd’s company is only two atman landed by Shepherd’s company in less thanyears a old and is based in Charlevoix, on a child’s month. On June 26, the companywhere its CEO lives. But it has no list­ cheek and announced an agreement to buy theed phone number there. bunnies cud­ Oakland Press and a group of week­Shepherd, who will become publish­ Bdled in a tiny Cass lies. No purchase prices have beener of The Macomb Daily, said last Corridor park last announced for any of the papers. week that he heads a group of week during a chil­ Wayne State University journalisminvestors that are all financial institu­ dren’s fair sponsored professor Ben Burns, a former seniortions, although he wouldn’t identify by Detroit Summer, a executive with The Detroit News, Thethem. program in which Macomb Daily and the Daily Tribune, Jennifer Bott, a reporter at the teenage volunteers said 21st Century Newspapers’ acqui­Oakland Press, has written that the bridge generations sitions “will dominate the northernNew York investment bank of and cultures as they suburbs. That’s where the big moneyGoldman Sachs & Co. backed the pur­ revitalize Detroit and is.” chase of the Press. John L. Weinberg, learn about the impor­ Statements by Shepherd make it Goldman Sachs’ senior chairman, is a tance of community plain that, after two years of thedirector for Knight-Ridder Inc., owner involvement. The pro­ Detroit newspaper strike-lockout, heof the Free Press. gram, now in its sixth believes the city’s two dailies are less Bill Echlin of the Traverse City Detroit Summer volunteer Emma Dannin, 15, gets year, draws most of its competitive. Record-Eagle quoted “industry help from 5-year-old Tamitria to finish a face paintingvolunteers from “They will never be a major outstate experts who asked not to be named” project on 6-year-old Joshua Gaines. Detroit high schools. factor again,” Shepherd told the trade See PAPERS, Page 13 Jeepers peepers: Frogs gain allies for special status By Eric Freedman designate the spring peeper as the Michigan frogs that first appear out that the dragonfly eats Journal Lansing Bureau state’s official amphibian. each March in marshy meadows andmosquitoes. LANSING - An Ann Arbor law­ “Hearing a peeper alerts people in forested wetlands. It sports a dis­ If Schroer’s proposal passes, the maker has launched an amphibiousMichigan to spring as much as seeingtinctive dark X marking on its back.spring peeper would be depicted on assault on Michigan’s roster of offi­a robin or smelling lilacs,” Schroer Male peepers make the distinctivethe state Transportation cial things. said. “Official recognition of the peep­peeping sounds during mating sea­Department road maps and would The white pine, Petoskey stone er is a simple way to celebrate sur­ son. join the most recent addition to the and brook trout already are on theviving another Michigan winter.” Meanwhile, an insect could also roster of official things. list. So are robins, painted turtles The idea came from Dorothy win official designation. Rep. Lynne On June 11, Gov. John Engler and the Isle Royale greenstone - notBlanchard, a parks commissioner inMartinex, D-Lansing, has proposedsigned a bill designating the white­ to mention white-tailed deer, apple Dexter, who collected more than 300an official bug: the green darner tailed deer as the official state game blossoms and Kalkaska soil. signatures in support of peepers. dragonfly. mammal. That idea came from Now Democratic Rep. Mary The tiny spring peeper - about the That idea came from the Young fourth-graders at Borculo Christian Schroer wants the Legislature to size of a finger tip - is one of three Entomologists Society, which pointsSchool in Zeeland. PAGE 4 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL JULY 20, 1997 R e m e m b e r in g t h e R io ts

Photograph by TONY SPINA / From the Tony Spina Collection in the Archives of Labor and Urban Affairs, Wayne State University This photoby legendary photographer Tony Spina, taken on July 23, became one of the most widely published photos of the riots. Spina had hitched a ride on a National Guard truck into the heart of the violence. “I then started to walk along the side of the street with the National Guardsmen,” he once wrote. “They were looking for snipers and rioters throwing bottles and rocks from second-story windows as we walked by. As a soldier looked up toward the window from which bottles were being thrown, I took one of my best pictures of the riot. The fear on his face, with the burning buildings in the back, tells it all.” Before his death in January 1995, Spina left his work to the Archives of Labor and Urban Affairs at Wayne State University. Heightened expectations triggered rage within grjj ime tends to alter our memories, to gradually When a young congressman namedpoverty helped set the stage for the John Conyers was asked about therebellion. The unemployment rate of , / reshape the square-pegged truths that don’tpossibility fit of a conspiracy behind theblacks was more than twice that of into the gently rounded illusions we like toriots, cre- Conyers replied, “People have whites.to About one out of three Detroit ate about ourselves and others. get it through their skulls that thoseresidents was black, but only one out That’s the way it is with memories of those five dayswho in live in the misery and hopeless­of six home owners was black. While ness of the ghetto are capable of blatant and persistent inequality July 1967. Flames devoured entire doing these things for themselves.”does not automatically translate into blocks of houses; sharp bursts of And it was a rage made all the rebellion, it sure does pile up a heap angry gunfire claimed 39 of the 43 S u s a n more intense by heightened expecta­of kindling that can be easily ignited, lives lost in that tragic week. tions of much-needed change that whether the year is 1776 or 1967. Some look back on that hellish W a t s o n could result from the civil rights And then there was the matter of week and see it as a time of blind, movement. The Detroit uprising the police. irrational rage, a time when black wasn’t inevitable, but it certainly was Detroit’s black population was tar­ folks and some white folks went predictable. geted by an openly aggressive and berserk for no good reason. Others - Rather it was rage embedded in the In the early 1960s, poor housing,anti-black police department. As late and I put myself in this later grouppsyche - of the community, a seething,overcrowded living conditions, dis­as the 1950s, the city government look back and see the rage as beingburning rage fueled by the reality crimination, high unemployment orpreferred to seek new recruits in the neither blind nor irrational. and the legend of social inequity. underemployment and, of course, See WATSON, Page 8 JULY 20, 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 5 Remembering the Riots Attic was 11-year-old’s window on wild world Michael McBride is a locked-out out of the A&P and ran back and Detroit News editorial assistant who forth from the store as if they were is advertising director for the Sunday playing that TV game show Journal. “Supermarket Sweepstakes.” It was a cat-and-mouse game ang! between the neighbors and the police. It was the sharp, crisp The stores would fill up with nonpay­ crack of a gun that I will ing customers, and minutes later the never forget. police would roar in like the cavalry A stocky black man lay on the and everyone would run for daylight. street clutching a broken bottle of This went on time and again without vodka that he had taken from the incident - until that shot rang out. Tiger Cats liquor store around the The man’s moans had softened. The corner on Kercheval. The vodka was police surrounded him, pointing their quickly emptying onto the asphalt. guns as if he were about to jump up Blood began soaking the side of his in a miraculous recovery and escape. shirt and spilling onto the black Instead, his blood continued to form a pavement beneath his body. large pool next to the puddle of He moaned in agony. Cried for vodka. God. Then half-rolled his body, side- Breezes during that sweltering to-side like a boat in a storm, wailing week were few and far between. I for help. remember, though, that what few “Oh, God,” I heard him scream as there were carried the rich odor of though pleading on the doorsteps of Journal photo by REBECCA COOK burning paint and oil from the hard­ heaven for salvation and forgiveness.The house from where Mike McBride watched the riots, on Pennsylvania just southware of store three blocks away. Or “Lord, please help me.” Kercheval, was torn down about five to seven years after the riots. maybe the smell came from the smol­ At the corner, about 100 feet away, dering pine-board floors of the dime stood a policeman holding a rifle likeapartment of a Victorian firetrap. A one room to the next to get a betterstore next door. I wasn’t sure and a hunter. He was a white man, stepfather stayed there occasionally.view. It was like channel-surfing withcouldn’t judge from the various flanked by several other white cops, a remote; each window was a differ­ plumes of black smoke dotting the all of whom where holding pistols orA bird’s-eye view ent television station. skyline. I often would pass time try­ rifles and staring at the man lying On this day, a Tuesday, I was sit­ From the kitchen window, I ing to figure out what was burning on the street as if he were a fresh ting on the floor near a front window,watched neighbors in the apartmentand where. kill. staring out over the street and building no more than 100 feet away The whole world seemed to stop rooftops when I heard the shot. It carry on a intense gun battle with aGood neighbors prevail for a moment th at day. Everyone was the third straight day I had police helicopter and cops on the So it went during those hot days in stared at the black man on the pave­watched from inside, and I was street. From the back bedroom I July. At times I was terrified that ment. Is he going to die? What did hebored. I just wanted it all to end so Icould see people cramming looted someone would set the house on fire do? Why was he shot? Would anyonecould go out and play ball in the alleygoods in every nook and cranny andof I would be killed along with my else get shot? or climb the apple tree down the their garages. family. I feared th at gunshots could It was horribly hot that day. street. The front window was the best. I be fired through the windows at any I was a skinny, 11-year-old white I had been trapped indoors, watch­could sit for hours and watch peoplemoment, yet I was not afraid to sit kid living in a mostly black neigh­ing the riot from the ovenlike thirdrunning up and down the street loot­there and watch for them. borhood. My mother, two sisters, floor of this old house. Day and nighting all the stores along Kercheval. The night before, a group of people baby brother and I lived in the atticon little sleep I would traipse from The lucky ones stole shopping carts See McBRIDE, P age 9

Youngster learned that black people can change the world Larry Davis is a locked-out reporter some families, had gathered on the big rocks through the window of a“We’re watching you, Larry,” were from The Detroit News who is work­ northwest corner of Grand River store and started loading whatever around. ing at the Michigan Chronicle. across the street from Cunningham’sthey wanted into the car. More and more people were joining drugstore, Cancellation shoe store, a The crowd stood and watched, the growing crowd taking things from t started out just like any otherfurniture store and other shops, to silent and sure the police would soonthe stores. day. watch and wait. come screeching around the corner toMy buddies and I ran home. We I laughed and argued with We didn’t notice that there were noshoot, beat or arrest the men. knew we’d get a whipping if we stole my young friends as we playedpolice around. No police came. anything. marbles and tag, climbed trees, No one seemed to know what to Minutes later the men were joined But the next day was different. peeked in windows and jumped offexpect. No one seemed to know whatby other men who smashed more There hadn’t been any police around the garage - just like any other 13- to do except wait, watch and talk windows and started grabbing what­all night or day. People were out get­ year-old on summer vacation. about what happened on 12th Street.ever they fancied. Then women joinedting stuff and taking it home, heed­ Then reality began to change. I heard people talking about the them. less of other people who said the “The riot is coming!” people kept police, burnings, shootings, honkies,At first I didn’t know what to police would search homes and put saying. nigauze and revolution and revolu­think. them in jail. We had never seen one. It soundedtion and nigauze. Wow! All the things people thoughtMy mother cautioned all of her like fun. Then it happened. they couldn’t afford were free for thechildren not to go off the block, but We ignored our parents’ rules and An old, fishtailed, drop-top Cadillactaking. we weren’t listening. My brother, who ran the four or five blocks to the cor­flew around the corner of West Grand Not one of the four big, burly, whitewas a year younger than I, disap­ ner of Grand River and West Grand Boulevard onto Grand River and policemen who had roared up to mypeared. Boulevard to wait for it. came to a screeching halt. Several school and jumped out of their big, I saw him later walking toward A small crowd of people, includingblack men jumped out. They threw black car simultaneously and said, See DAVIS, Page 10 PAGE 6 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL JULY 20, 1997 R e m e m b e r in g t h e R io t s Dad, son Young mayor’s heart was broken share all-night Mark Cavanagh is a Michigan Appeals Court judge who lives in vigil on porchRoyal Oak. By Paige St. John Conrad Mallett Jr. is chief justice Journal Staff Writer of the Michigan Supreme Court. His * hile armed National father, Conrad Mallett Sr., was chief V j Guardsmen camped on assistant to Mayor Jerome Cava- ' , ' \§ 13-year-old Mark nagh during the Detroit riots. Cavanagh’s front bal­ cony, his father, Mayor Jerome y father came home Cavanagh, wrestled with a commu­ before the riots were nity’s rage that swallowed up more completely exhausted of the city each day in smashed win­ and had in his posses­ dows, demolished buildings and Msion a huge rifle because the rumor dead bodies. was that the persons involved in this “I was surprised by the extent,” activity were in fact coming to burn Mark Cavanagh said last week, the houses down in the Boston- “how it kept getting larger and larg­ Edison area (the Malletts lived on er and larger, how it was first just Boston between 12th and 14th here and then, wow, it was over streets). My father came home to there. ... Everything done to stop it protect his family. I most remember just wasn’t enough.” staying awake on the porch with my The riots, an explosion of anger father, waiting for the morning to and violence that shook the city for come. And he held the rifle on his lap five days in July 1967, left 43 people Journal photo by GEORGE WALDMAN the whole time. dead. It changed forever the city of I don’t remember us talking. I Detroit, and it broke the political Mark remember being awake through the will of a mayor who thought he Cavanagh, night, which was an extraordinary could change anything. above and left thing for a boy of my age (he was Jerome P. Cavanagh had told with his father, 12). America he could weave a net of Mayor Jerome I had gone that Sunday morning tosocial programs that would not just Cavanagh, says the riots get my newspapers - I was a Free catch but uplift the urban poor. Theh fffjiB ii Press boy - and all this activity was Kennedy administration financedm it. m m &r broke his ■ ■ ■ going on. I stood there for 25 min­ America believed it. Cavanagh’s father’s heart. utes watching people break into strong Irish face shone on the inside “You could stores. ... I did not feel afraid for pages of Newsweek and on the just feel the myself at all. No one ever threatened cover of Look magazine. pain.” me. At that point the looting was That summer race-related riots rather nonthreatening because the flared up in other cities. But in police were not there yet. I was not Detroit, Mark Cavanagh says, “Dad witnessing a struggle; I was just believed there were good guarantors watching people break into stores. that there would be no problems. I decided that delivering papers There was a small incident on was a useless exercise. I went home Kercheval he was able to stem and woke up my father and said, immediately. They were quite confi­ “Daddy, I think the riot has started.” dent. They saw this as evidence of I was aware enough of my father’s the fact that things were working hope - he was the single most impor­ well in Detroit.” Johnson did not act immediately. thatIt he got from his grandfather. tant black professional on Cava- And so it happened that on was three days before federal troopsHe did not speak a lot about the nagh’s staff - that we would miss Saturday, July 22, the mayor tookarrived and took charge of Detroit’sletdowns in his life. But I can the riot, that Jerry Cavanagh’s lead­ his son on their weekly drive east side. The worst of the rioting remember the somberness of every­ ership would build a bridge to allow through town. The youngster askedwas on the west side. thing (after the riots). The atmo­ us to avoid the conflagration. We his father to take him down 12th To this day, the younger Cava­sphere. You could ju st feel the pain. were hopeful and our hopes were not Street in the heart of Detroit’s blacknagh believes that Johnson, a “Detroit was his mistress.” realized. community. He remembers the bus­ Democrat, used the riots to punctureJerome Cavanagh did not seek a Then he called the mayor as I was tle on the sidewalks that humid Romney’s hopes for the Republicanthird term as mayor. His political standing in the bedroom, and he night. Then they drove on, stoppedpresidential nomination. A year career was all but over. He taught said, “Mr. Mayor, my son has just for ice cream and returned to the later neither man was in the run­ at the University of Michigan and come back from 12th Street. Mr. Manoogian Mansion where the ning. For their political games, Markpracticed law. In 1974 he ran for Mayor, I think the riot has started.” young Cavanagh stayed up late Cavanaghto says, “Detroit still suffers.governor but lost in the primaries My father went downtown and we watch a horror show and finally fell“I’m one that wishes Detroit had to Sander Levin. In 1976 he started didn’t see him for three or four days. asleep. the vibrance, the solidarity, the a run for the U.S. Senate but I remember on that night (when Early the next morning, a policeunity, the commercial activity it diddropped out early in the race when his father returned) across the street raid on an after-hours night spotas on I was growing up,” he said. “I he was diagnosed with kidney can­ from us lived J.B. Thompson, owner 12th Street set off the spark that miss the city. (The riots) led to the cer. Six weeks after surgery to of the funeral home, (and) Mr. ignited into a full-scale riot. Mark carving out of the heart of Detroit.”remove the kidney, Cavanagh tried Thompson was sitting on his porch woke to find his father had gone And they broke the heart of his to re-enter the race but decided it with his son Eddie. It was very downtown, calling for the help offather. was too late to mount a successful strange. That night was very the National Guard and federal “Dad was very much of a stoic,” campaign. strange. troops. Gov. George Romney Cavanagh says. “He was very tight- He died of a heart attack in 1979 responded, but President Lyndonlipped B. - that indomitable Irish spiritat the age of 51. JULY 20, 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 7 R e m e m b e rin g t h e R io ts Angry black smoke seen As fire­ for miles fighters in the Allan Lengel is a locked-out reporter background from The Detroit News who now grapple with works at the Washington Post. a blaze, "viT unior high. Summer vacation. soliders patrol Early Sunday morning, July 23, 1967,1 ventured with my Detroit streets father down the Lodge in a U.S. Freeway, off to his bar on Grand River in Detroit’s inner city, to help clean Army tank. up. Little did I know that several hours later Detroit would never be the same. I loved going to the bar. I drank soda, ate chips and beer nuts, and played the jukebox - Sam and Dave, the Temptations, Otis Redding, the Photograph by TONY SPINA / From the Tony Spina Collection in the Archives of Labor and Urban Affairs, Wayne State University Supremes. I often ended up stacking empty beer bottles and putting up all the chairs so I could mop and wax been arrested and some denizens ofes in the city. One next-door neighborrounding it had burned to the ground. when the janitor, who taught me howthe neighborhood threw objects atowned two clothing stores; the otherHe returned to his old job at General to play pool, was AWOL because of police. Violence spread. Police cor­ had a cleaners. A person down the Motors as a tool and die maker, a excess libations the night before. doned off part of 12th Street, not farstreet owned a pharmacy. We all trade he had learned in Poland before We arrived that morning around from8, where we were. stood on our lawns as the afternoonWorld War II. About four years after after breakfast at Green’s I had had a hunch this was coming.languished, looking southward at thethe sale, the new owner stopped mak­ Hamburgers at Seven and Greenfield.Several weeks earlier, on the last day angry black smoke billowing in theing payments and closed. Later the The bar was close to the 20 Grand, of school, I was kidding around withdistance. Five days later it was over. bar was briefly converted to a private Detroit’s premier nightclub that Ruth English, an African-American Forty-three people were dead, and motorcycle club. booked some of Motown’s giants. classmate. The conversation turned Detroit had the look of 1945 Berlin. The new owner now uses the run­ Some nights the overflow crowd cameserious, and she warned in no uncer­The neighbor with the clothing down building to store car parts. He to my father’s place, the Strand tain terms that big trouble was stores eventually moved his businessrepairs cars on the vacant lot next Lounge. ahead in the summer. to the suburbs. The big fella nick­ door. Occasionally I stop by and talk to At noon, my father opened for busi­Ruth’s prognosis came true. The named Tex, who owned the cleanershim. Last time I was there, last sum­ ness. Shortly afterward we went nextMotor City was burning - but not mynear the old Olympia, was murderedmer, he told me he tried fixing up the door, as we always did, for a shoe father’s place. It was seriously van­ about four years after the riots. place; he was planning to start a pri­ shine at a place that doubled as a dalized and looted but spared the Someone walked into his shop, pulledvate club. But he heated it with a blind pig. Everyone there was talkingtorch. Most other businesses on theout a sawed-off shotgun and blew kerosene lamp and part of the inside about a bust at another blind pig atblock were not so fortunate. him away. caught fire. He said he was thinking of 12th and Clairmount in the wee Back home in Oak Park, neighbors My father sold his place a year redoing it, and if I happened to hear morning hours. About 80 people hadlooked perplexed. Some had business­after the riots; most of the stores sur­music, by all means I should drop by. ‘We wondered. . . what we’d see when we returned’ W. Kim Heron was a copy editor at We lived near Seven and Schaefer, the Detroit Free Press before the one of the relatively few black fami­ strike. He now is managing editor oflies in the neighborhood at that time, the Metro Times. and though we could figure from the reports that the destruction wasn’t - ddly, it seems I should out that far, we wondered, nonethe­ remember more. less, far into the night what we’d see My family had moved to when we returned. Detroit three years earlier I can’t recall seeing smoke from the from Amherstburg, Ontario, and onLodge after we drove to the tunnel the day of the riot my mother, two and crossed the river the next day, brothers and I had driven back but I do remember seeing lines of “home,” as we still thought of green military trucks parked on the Amherstburg, to visit my grandpar­shoulders - that and the eerie empti­ ents and celebrate my 14th birthday.ness of the freeway as we drove home. Somehow we heard about the grow­ In the aftermath, I remember hear­ ing destruction that we had left ing H. Rap Brown’s riveting line, across the border and the reports “Burn, baby, burn,” on the radio, read­ that the border had been sealed. ing articles in The Detroit News, look­ (Don’t ask me whether the reports ing for commies behind the ruckus were accurate; they were on the radioand watching the “For Sale” signs Kim Heron, left, around age 14, with brothers Keith and Chris. They lived at Seven and and we accepted them.) sprouting around us faster than ever.Schaefer. PAGE 8 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL JULY 20, 1997 R e m e m b e r in g t h e R io ts Into the eye of the firestorm Bill Halls is a locked-out sports- writer from the Detroit News who now covers sports for the Sunday Journal.

e could see the smoke from the fires along 12th * Street rising over the left- field foul pole at Tiger Stadium on that Sunday afternoon in July 1967.1 was covering a double- header for the Associated Press, and most people watching from the press box speculated it must be a huge fire. By the time I finished up and got home, the office had called and I was told to go back to work. It seemed a raid on a blind pig on 12th at Clairmount had gone awry in the wee hours of Sunday morning. Detroit was in the middle of a heat wave, and nighttime temperatures were still in the 90s. Crowds of people had fled their hot apartments and were in the streets. The mob began to toss bricks and other debris at an undermanned group of police who discovered that the after-hours bar was loaded with more people than they had anticipat­ ed. Soon stores were being looted and set afire. By Sunday afternoon an incident had become a full-blown riot. It was Photograph by TONY SPINA / From the Tony Spina Collection in the Archives of Labor and Urban Affairs, Wayne State University all police could do to try to contain rioters frustrated by a feeling that A truckload of National Guardsmen and police deploys on July 23, 1967. things would never get any better in the ghetto. As the riot spread to other sections One of our AP reporters, who spokeOn another occasion my anger got Then the president sent in the pro­ of the city, AP was dispatched to coverwith an accent and had a difficult-to-the best of me and I ripped out a TVfessionals - the 101st Airborne divi­ the story. Michigan Gov. George pronounce eastern European name,cameraman’s plug. I was asking ques­sion - and things immediately quiet­ Romney sent the Michigan Nationalwas arrested and tossed in the 10th tions at Detroit Mayor Jerome R ed down. Guard from its summer camp in (Livernois) precinct lockup. When weCavanagh’s press conference and he The AP had rented hotel rooms in Grayling to Detroit to help local andfinally located him and paid bail, a was filming me and retrieving the the old Pick Fort Shelby (now aban­ Michigan State Police. desk sergeant still believed “he’s a answers. It didn’t help that he bangeddoned except for a street-level bar) so Trying to protect their property, communist agitator.” me in the head with his camera. reporters could catch a few hours’ black store owners wrote “soul broth­I recall accompanying a female People were genuinely frightened.sleep or obtain a room-service sand­ er” on the windows. In one instancereporter a in her quest to find out whatIn the suburbs, police set up road­ wich. I recall sitting in a room one poor speller wrote “sol broder,” but happened to people burned out ofblocks and stopped every car leavingnight with a fellow reporter, Jim there was little time for humor. The their homes on the near west side. Detroit. In Washington, D.C., Presi­ Nichols, and noticing total silence for fires spread to residential areas and We finally found them in the base­ dent Lyndon B. Johnson dispatchedthe first time. The riot was over. people were being burned out of theirment of St. Mary of Redford Catholicspecial aide Cyrus Vance to assess the In its aftermath was a massive cul­ homes. A number of people were shotChurch where a priest had offered situation. He told reporters, “I can seetural change in the city. Many whites and killed. food and lodging. the light at the end of the tunnel.” fled to live in the suburbs and, to this very day, many have never returned, even for a visit. Civic groups such as Focus: HOPE and New Detroit Inc. Expectations triggered the rage within were formed to help revive the city. WATSON, From Page 4 charge of the federal troops here thenthem black. Twelfth Street was renamed Rosa complained of terrible police excesses To be sure, those five days in JulyParks Boulevard. Deep South states of Georgia, against black citizens. In the late 1967 had more than their share of It’s debatable whether there has Mississippi and Alabama rather than’50 s, an upset mayoral victory for looters and arsonists; of black folks been much improvement, but general hire blacks in Detroit for the vacant Jerome Cavanagh was sparked by who set fire to their own neighbor­ attitudes are upbeat 30 years later. jobs. By the mid-1960s, blacks repre­Louis Miriani’s so-called crackdown hoods; of opportunists out for a quickWhen it was over, I can recall m as­ sented 30 percent of the population,on crime and its orgy of arrests of hit; of fools caught up in the excite­sive fatigue. I’d worked 160 hours in but only 5 percent (214 out of 4,356)black citizens simply because they ment. a week (with union overtime). Wes of the sworn police officers. seemed “suspicious.” And about four But those days also had more thanGallagher, then the general manager Detroit police did not start the riot,years after the ’67 rebellion, a contro­their fair share of square-pegged of AP, wrote a nice note to the wives but their actions before and immedi­versial police decoy unit known as truths, some as old as this nation. Asof reporters, apologizing for keeping ately after did little to prevent it or toSTRESS (Stop Street Robberies, long as we deny them or try to ignoretheir husbands away and sent each a erase its scars. Enjoy Safe Streets) ran rampant them, they will continue to anchor uspearl pin. In 1943, urban riots claimed 34 through portions of the black commu­in misunderstanding, mistrust and The gesture was appreciated. My lives in Detroit. The general in nity, killing 22 people, all but one divisiveness.of wife, Margaret, still wears the pin. 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Photograph by TONY SPINA / From the Tony Spina Collection in the Archives of Labor and Urban Affairs, Wayne State University Residents gathered at the comer of Linwood and Hazelwood greet a National Guard patrol with different reactions.

McBRIDE, From Page 5 ledge and down to the spot where the man had lain. He was gone. So were from another block had tried to breakAttic was window on worldthe cops. in. They wanted to burn the house A group of people had ventured to down because white people lived People firing guns at the police “You,” he yelled for the whole blockthat spot. They were talking and there, I could hear them say. weren’t killed. Others who pulled to hear. ‘You in that window. Get shaking their heads. I could not hear “No, you ain’t,” our neighbors said.cars up to stores and filled them to away before you end up like him. Getwhat they were saying but I could “Those are good white people there the breaking point, they weren’t away now!” tell they too did not understand why and you can take your ass on backkilled. to He moved his head closer to the he was shot. your street.” A crowd gathered and a This man was shot, I figured, rifle to line up his shot. I dropped to The blood on the road had turned struggle ensued. Soon the group frombecause he was old and slow. If he the floor with my heart beating. I dark red. A finger of it began moving the other block left. could have run as fast as I could, hegasped for a breath and began to toward the vodka. We didn’t step out of the house would have gotten away. Everybodysweat. He was going to shoot me, I As the day wore on, more people until that Friday. The black woman else did. said to myself. I’m just a kid. Why came out of their houses. The cat- next door asked my mother if every­ would he want to shot me? and-mouse game resumed. I went thing was OK. She wanted to know Bloodif and fear I lay there on the floor. All my over to the kitchen window to see we needed anything. She had just The cops looked over the man onthoughts were of being shot. Of beingwhat was happening at the apart­ cooked a bunch of greens and cornthe street and forced the broken bot­killed. Of missing my mother, my sis­ment building and then to the back bread and we were welcome to it. tle out of his clutch. They called for ters and brother. Of not being able toto see if anything was happening in Even though I had my freedom more police and a car to take the vic­play ball again. the alley. It was some time before I back, I still sat staring at the scene tim away. As they prepared to drag My innocence was shattered that looked out that front window again. on the street. him off the street, an officer with a day. I realized how fragile and pre­ I never found out who that man I did not understand why a man rifle looked up at the window and cious life is. was or if he died. could be killed over a bottle of vodka.saw me. He stared at me for the About a half hour passed before I I did find a little more maturity, A bunch of places had been set on briefest moment and then raised theslipped up to another window withunderstanding a and respect for life fire and no one was killed over that.gun barrel on a line with my eyes. view of the street. I peeked over the th at day. PAGE 10 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL JULY 20, 1997 Remembering the Riots ‘How do you go beyond rebellion?’

Grace Lee Boggs is a lifelong That’s why we organized the Detroit activist. At 82 she is in her Freedom Now Party in 1964 and ran sixth year with the Detroit Summer candidates for office. youth project. Born in Providence, The persistence in calling it a “riot” R.I., she grew up in New York City, is an evasion of “what do you do graduated from Barnard College, about it?” If I make you uneasy about then earned a doctorate in philosophy using the word “riot,” good. We need from Bryn Mawr College. It was her to see it as a question, not an answer. commitment to activism that brought The city today is really the black her to Detroit to work at a left-wing m an’s land. The new issue we face is: newspaper. That’s where she met her How do we build our cities? As my husband, James Boggs, a Chrysler husband used to say, how do we civi­ East Jefferson Plant worker. Together lize the cities, re-spirit the cities? they were authors, scholars, histori­ I think the rage during the ’60s ans, rebels and lovers. He died in July was because black people knew what 1993. Her autobiography, “Living for they wanted. It’s hard to have rage if Change,” is due to be published by the you don’t know what you want. University of Minnesota Press. The general phrase “rising expecta­ Journal staff writer Christopher M. tions” describes the whole postwar Singer recently asked Boggs about the period. Already in the 1950s, there 1967 Detroit riots. was a crisis in the new employment. There was a general illusion that hy do you say “riot”? industry was going to continue to Why not “rebellion”? expand. I think it’s really, real­ But the jobs that you could drop ly important to make the out of school in the ninth grade and distinction. There’s layers of truth, go to work in the plant making you know. enough money to get married and This was obviously different from raise a family weren’t there. Jimmy 1943. That was a riot. This, the roots talked about the troops of young men grew much deeper. on the streets, this group of “out­ Jimmy wrote in “Revolution and siders” that was being created and Evolution in the Twentieth Century” are still there. in 1974 th at a rebellion is a sponta­ It’s going to require an enormous neous attack on authority. amount of rethinking on what is the Revolution is different. We have to purpose of “work” as opposed to find out w hat’s different. How do you “jobs.” In 1992 we were picketing go beyond rebellion? How do you crack houses and we found we had make revolution? older people and small children, but There was a terrific consciousness few youths. So we issued a call for that what was happening in the youth and we called it Detroit South was different than what was Summer. happening here. Here it was a ques­ Journal photo by DAYMON J. HARTLEY We’re in our sixth season now. We tion of power. Lifelong activist Grace Boggs: “ I know we have to build community, but I don'twant know young people to be the “van­ Jimmy wrote an article (published what shape it’s going to take.” guard,” to build a movement. in Monthly Review), “The City Is a The major challenge that we face - Black Man’s Land” (in which he theo­people were circling the building andAnd some people said we shouldn’tand will face for a number of years - rized the police were an occupation there was so much energy. The policehave defused it. We should have letis: it How do you build community? I army). were looking out the windows andhappen. it Now I think they were right.know we have to build community, ... The pivotal case was the looked like the police were scared to Without the rebellion, it would but I don’t know what shape it’s Cynthia Scott case (a black woman death. have taken decades to reach black going to take. shot and killed by white police in We decided to organize a caravan political power. We were trying to findThe most important thing we can 1963). We organized picketing of to Edmund Place (where Scott was political ways to address the issues. do today is to engage people to create police headquarters. Thousands of killed) to get the crowd out of there.We needed black political power. another vision.

HAVIS, From Page 5 I began to realize the awesome ‘Black people could change the world’power black people wield. home with a grocery cart full of gro­ As I grew up, I came to know that ceries. They seemed to be looking for Though my mother would have powerto is a juggernaut of pent-up I went back up to the shopping cen­someone - probably those rooftopride an hour each way on the -bus tohopes and desires that saves some ter and headed straight for the storesnipers everyone talked about. buy us food a couple of weeks later,infants from fires but shakes others that had comic books. The place was No one I knew had ever seen a gunthough many of the store owners atto death, tortures some women and a wreck. I had to pick my treasure upthat wasn’t on the hip of a policeman.Grand River and West Grand stops bullets for others and treats off the floor. I didn’t realize it at the time, but Boulevard would eventually movesome men like kings but cuts the Later I went back and saw pink­ my view of the world had changed.out, we, the people, had used a littlegenitals off others. faced, green-garbed, rifle-toting Army What I later would learn to call the of the moralistically wrong power My parents and my comic books men standing all around the stores White Man, the Man, Mr. Charlie, the others had used to keep us desperate.taught me to believe that power on Grand River and West Grand Great White Father, the And a lot of us were alive and free should be used for good. To build, not Boulevard. They didn’t stop any ofEstablishment, the Powers That Be to talk about it. destroy. the people who rummaged throughor Management was no longer invin­All bets were off. Anything could I began to believe black people the devastated storefronts. cible. happen. could change the world. JULY 20, 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 11 R e m e m b e r in g t h e R io ts ‘Dancing’ was calming Former Motown star Martha Reeves was a police curfew ... and there were well remembers July 23, 1967. She sirens and guns going off. We man­ was scheduled to perform that night aged at to get home ... then I had to get the Fox Theatre. She shared these on an airplane, while the city burned, memories with Journal music writer to go to South Carolina. Rap Brown Susan Whitall. was in town and they barely averted Was your music played during a riot. Then we went to Elizabeth, the unrest in Detroit to calm peo­ N.J., where we were held in a hotel ple? for three days, and asked to talk on It was a beautiful feeling when we the radio so people wouldn’t riot. So were full of hate and anger and every­our music has been very effective. body was so full of unrest, that we “Dancing in the Street” was saw people actually join together, getbanned in some cities that sum­ out of their cars and dance to a songmer because there were those (“Dancing in the Street”) that meant who felt the song was actually a we should rejoice. I can recall it quitecall to riot. vividly, seeing people open up theirThat hurt my feelings so very badly. college campuses and let us dance onWhat I related the song to was my their football fields. ... The Motown experiences in Rio at Carnivale time, sound was a very big influence in theand in New Orleans at Mardi Gras. It civil rights movement. It was not thatwas a time for people to forget who we marched or paraded, we just pro­they are and just get with each other Martha Reeves. moted it through love. It’s easy m ak­to be happy and loving and dance and „> center, wanted to ing love. rejoice. It was a celebration, related to promote peace Weren’t you singing at the Fox spiritual things. My musical partners through music. the night the riots broke out? at Motown and I, we helped in letting ■ We were at the Fox Theatre and people know it was all right to feel “Jimmy Mack” had just been released,anger, but you have to go from there 'II'. and I was anxious to sing it becauseand I find an answer and it’s love. thought it was the best song I’d everWe’re dreamers, yes, but there’s a done. But they told us that we hadpeace to in that dream. That everybody tell everybody to go home, that therecan get along.

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Photographs by TONY SPINA / From the Tony Spina Collection in the Archives of Labor and Urban Affairs, Wayne State University Police and National Guardsmen confront a suspected looter who had a knife in his back pocket. The man put up a fight before he was finally subdued. Report on potential for riot ‘never saw the light of day’ Ed Boyer, a former reporter at bothcame along and threw a milk crate the News and the Free Press, now through the window.. Then people writes for the Los Angeles Times. who lived right here in the neighbor­ hood started looting. It was madness. grew up in an area just south Actually, my biggest memory is of Highland Park, maybe three something that happened before. I | blocks or so out of the Highlandhad been a reporter at the News in JKL* Park border, just east of 1965 - there were two African- Woodward. I remember feeling a kindAmerican reporters, myself and Joe of sadness because you could see Strickland - and Watts went up in smoke spiraling not th at far away. ’65.1 went up to the city editor and The wail of sirens was constant. said, “You know, we pat ourselves on I remember seeing people I knew, the back here in Detroit and claim it friends and neighbors, begin to lootcan never happen here. I want to go neighborhood stores. Some of thoseout and talk to people,” and I wrote a stores were owned by guys I had 35-book story (35 pages) for the News grown up with, family-owned busi­why a cross section of the black com­ nesses that had been passed down formunity thought that not only could a generations, like Felsenfeld market. riot happen but it was likely to hap­ They’d been there forever. Strangerspen. And the News refused to run it. from outside of the neighborhoodIt never saw the light of day. JULY 20, 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 13 Bonior vows to step up effort in lockout Robin Fornoff Hamtramck and East Detroit. “It’s Journal Staff Writer obvious by their conduct, and I am Congressman David Bonior has moved by the injustice done to these been looking for a new cause since 2,000 families.” almost single-handedly packing Bonior’s promises are hardly idle House Speaker Newt Gingrich off to threats, and he is no stranger to caus­ the land of ethical disgrace and politi­ es. Since his election to the U.S. House cal oblivion. of Representatives in 1976, the Mt. Bonior believes he just may have Clemens Democrat has led floor fights found it in Detroit. for Vietnam veterans, environmental Bonior, arrested July 11 for refusing issues, human rights and job issues. to leave The Detroit News building, is Bonior’s tenacity got him elected promising more personal involvement congressional whip, the second-rank­ and a new, national focus on helping ing position in the House Democratic the 2,000 locked-out Detroit newspa­ leadership. per workers get back their jobs. Bonior’s seemingly sudden emer­ “I will do anything I can,” said gence into the newspaper strike isn’t Bonior, declining to get more specific new at all. He has steadfastly sup­ but vowing to intensify involvement in ported strikers, refusing to talk to the struggle against The Detroit reporters or editors at the News and News, Detroit Free Press and Detroit Free Press since the strike began Newspapers Inc., the business agent more than two years ago. He was for both dailies. always prepared to do what he could “You really have some scurrilous and decided getting arrested would people at those newspapers,” said add a new focus to the struggle at a Bonior. ‘You have the editor of the most strategic time - only days after News admitting ... they slanted cover­ both newspapers were found guilty of age of the strike for their own purpos­ forcing the strike through illegal and es. You have that hypocritical editor at unfair labor practices and still refused the Free Press, Joe Stroud, who writes to take back their workers. an editorial calling for a federal law to It came only days after a national ban the use of replacement workers. march on Detroit for the AFL-CIO- Then, a year later, Mr. Stroud and the sponsored Action! Motown protest. A Free Press bring in replacement work­ ground-swell the congressman sees as ers by the busloads to bust a strike. part of a national trend, a backlash Journal photo by REBECCA COOK “They don’t really care too much from working people who are fed up U.S. Rep. David Bonior promises to get more involved and to bring a new national focusabout our community,” said Bonior, with downsizing and stagnant wages to the locked-out newspaper workers’ struggle. who was born in Detroit and raised in See BONIOR, Page 15 New suburban chain seen as threat to Detroit dailies PAPERS, From Page 3 “I think the (joint operation) has suf­ fered from Day One. I think that was a that the price of the Oakland Press textbook case of how not to put a JO A was between $125 million and $135 TrxE in place,” a reference to the joint oper­ ating agreement the News and Free million. I Several large chains are believed to <* #« .. Oa k l a > Press put into effect in 1989 that have bid for the Oakland Press. a allowed them to join their business Shepherd told Editor & Publisher that operations and publish a joint edition the Press deal “was not an easy pur­ PRES' on weekends and holidays. chase. I had lots of competition.” jG M will add staff in Pontiac, UAW Since the strike, circulation losses in ABC Inc., a Walt Disney Corp. sub­ Oakland County make the two dailies sidiary, had publicly put the Press up much less of a factor, according to for sale. But it was not known that Shepherd. “They’ve become a Wayne The Macomb Daily and The Daily County newspaper, serving a Tribune were on the block. Detroit/Wayne County market,” he “Shepherd says the three newspa­ told E&P. pers will keep their identities and "Ensnar. Shepherd told the Sunday Journal operate separately, except for a group H anging he remembered seeing a Journal chart advertising rate,” the Oakland Press ■—■JT that showed the Free Press’ and News’ reported Thursday. Journal photo by REBECCA COOK audited circulation losses in each ZIP Press Publisher Dale Duncan was code during the strike. He noted that quoted as saying, “We expect we will daily, 106,000 Sunday; the Macomb reported. “He said other (newspaper the papers’ losses in Macomb County be meeting with the people in Macomb Daily, 60,000 daily, 85,000 Sunday; the companies) have both union and and north of 14 Mile Road were 40 to take a look at things that we could Daily Tribune, 21,000 daily, 24,000 nonunion papers.” percent. join that would make sense, the obvi­ Sunday. Shepherd told the Sunday Journal But even without a strike, he said, ous being regional advertising rates.” The Oakland Press is a nonunion that labor relations at the Macomb his purchases would have made sense. Shepherd told the Journal that the paper, while employees of Daily and Daily Tribune are good and “I think if there had never been a papers’ focus on local news would con­ Independent Newspapers are repre­ said management, employees and strike I would have bought both news­ tinue. “At the same time we are look­ sented by five of the six unions that unions had all played parts in the papers” - the Oakland Press and the ing to be full-service newspapers,” he represent workers at the Detroit paper’s success. “All three are key,” he Macomb Daily - “if they had been said. “We want to be complete daily dailies. said. available at a fair market price,” newspapers.” “Shepherd said he sees no reason In the July 5 Editor & Publisher, Shepherd said. “There is no way to say Shepherd gave these circulation fig­ why the Oakland Press can’t remain a Shepherd said this about the News where their value would be if there ures: for the Oakland Press, 86,000 nonunion shop,” the Oakland Press and Free Press: had been no strike.” PAGE 14 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL JULY 20, 1997

the ULP strike notebook Sit-down protesters finally face trial By Alan Forsyth and Robert Ourlian Journal Staff Writers etroit City Council President Maryann Mahaffey is one of five people who will stand trial D Tuesday for disorderly conduct in connection with a peaceful rally last Labor Day weekend. At least 100 people sat down in front of the Detroit News on Aug. 30, while hundreds of others filled the street. Twenty-one people were arrested, including local union and religious leaders and presidents of the striking unions and their inter­ nationals. Requesting a jury trial were Mahaffey; the Rev. Ed Rowe, pastor of Central Methodist Church; A1 Fishman, director of the Jewish Peace Council; Jeanie Wylie- Kellermann, Witness editor and an organizer of Readers United, and David Mills, a locked-out member of Teamsters Local 372. “It’s not my conduct that is crimi­ nal,” Mahaffey said. “Gannett and Knight-Ridder are the ones disrupt­ ing this community by forcing union workers out of their jobs and by refusing to settle this dispute. The toll on the community is enormous.” The trial starts at 10 a.m. at 36th District Court, 421 Madison, Detroit. Judge David Bradfield will hear the case. No freedom for ’em Locked-out workers and their sup­ porters weren’t welcome Friday at Journal photo by PATRICIA BECK the Freedom Forum’s Media Studies Protest visits to the homes of newspaper employees and an advertiser marked the second strike anniversary. Center, where Bob Giles has been top man since June 1 after his viduals associated with the newspa­pitches from the News and Free retirement as publisher of the Profits without proof pers. Press that include untrue state­ The News reported Tuesday that Detroit News. One group went to the palatial ments may complain to Michigan A large motto in the Manhattan “an official at Detroit Newspapers, Grosse Pointe Shores mansion of ArtAttorney General Frank Kelley. “Thebusiness agent for The Detroit News lobby reads: “Free press, free speech, Van Elslander, owner of Art Van best way to do it is to send in a let­ free spirits.” But when the visitors and Detroit Free Press, said the Furniture, which has been a major ter outlining the complaint to the used free speech in the first-floor News was profitable in the second advertiser in the News and Free attorney general,” says Chris exhibition gallery, the free spirits quarter, but declined to release Press the last two years. Dewitt, Kelley’s director of commu­ specifics.” called police to get them bounced. Another dropped by the Dearbornnications. “We have received some Twenty-five unionists, including The lack of specifics, or proof, is home of News business columnist complaints. We are looking at whatstandard practice for the papers in six locked-out workers, paid three Jon Pepper. “No scab Pepper,” they action Attorney General Kelley visits to the Forum on Friday. Giles reporting their earnings. chanted. Police waited till the groupcould take in regard to the com­ The Free Press claimed on July 8 was said to be out of town, but staff had left to issue a ticket to the policeplaints. Nothing has been decided members said he didn’t want to that both dailies boosted second- liaison for breach of peace. yet.” quarter earnings from a year earlier. meet with anybody from Detroit. A third group visited News assis­ The crew also visited the office of People who phone in complaintsIt said “advertising percentages” had tant managing editor George John L. Weinberg, the Knight-Ridder are usually asked to send them as reached “85 percent of pre-strike lev­ Bullard, who has been responsible letters. els.” director who is senior chairman of for coverage of the strike/lockout; Goldman Sachs & Co. The address is PO Box 30212, The News’ and Free Press’ most picketed with UAW members at GM Lansing, MI 48909. recent published figures show circu­ Further activities were planned Truck in Pontiac, then stopped to for the weekend. Since the newspaper unions madelation at roughly two-thirds of the see Detroit Newspapers spokeswom­an unconditional offer to return toprestrike level. Marking the day an Susie Ellwood. work five months ago, telemarketers Afterward the demonstrators Freudian slip? Nearly 600 locked-out workers representing the News and Free gathered for hot dogs at UAW Press have told people that the The News’ “profits” article ended and supporters commemorated the Region 1A in Taylor. second anniversary of the newspa­ strike is over and that most or all with this flourish: per strike by splitting into three Tell Frank Kelley strikers have returned to work (in “Gannett also benefited from the groups and visiting homes of indi­ People who receive telephone salesfact, fewer than 225 have). See NOTEBOOK, Page 15 JULY 20, 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 15

city councilman would make a state­ ment about striking workers when it Case of jitters did not have a direct impact on the city of Roseville,” Chirkun said. costs papers “It’s to give information to the citi­ zens of Roseville, for us not to turn mam our backs on our fellow men and about $21,000 women when they are in need, :,r because this is what I feel the city of NOTEBOOK, From Page 14 Roseville is all about.” end of a strike against The Detroit Free Press to lose bureaus News, Free Press and Detroit Knight-Ridder has taken control of Newspapers, which began July 13, foreign reporting functions away 1995, and ended with an uncondition­ IPIh h I from its individual newspapers and al surrender by the unions on Feb. will fold them into the chain’s cen­ 14.” tralized operations, prompting muted In previous stories the News had objections around the country. correctly referred to the unions’ move WORKERS Seen by many as further dilution as an “unconditional offer to return to of news coverage and sharpened work.” focus on profits, the move will trans­ fer the duties of reporters and edi­ ‘More, please’ tors in at least eight news bureaus Detroit Newspaper officials will B» Bl SB UH worldwide to company headquarters fork over another $21,192.52 to m m in Miami. The Free Press loses its Sterling Heights for police overtime |BE DEFEATED! Africa and European bureaus under after receiving a letter about the the scheme. costs from City Manager Steve Duchane this month. Journal photo by REBECCA COOK Update: GE contract The overtime resulted from “crowd Dave Jewell, Teamsters Local 372, protests at The Detroit News building during activities The General Electric Co., whose control preparations and increased marking the second anniversary of the newspaper strike. CEO Jack Welch bragged about presence of police personnel to main­ showing the world how a company tain public order,” Duchane said. The and other establishments all over the the Detroit newspapers were found could survive during a strike, has request for more money evidently metro area. Detroit Newspapers guilty of violating U.S. labor laws and agreed to contracts covering nearly stems from the city’s overreaction to claimed during contract negotiations applauded legal moves to return 28,000 workers. The contracts were Action! Motown ’97. that they didn’t need all the mailers locked-out workers to their jobs. ratified recently. to do these jobs. Apparently, the com­ During a council meeting that was Contracts provide for wage increas­ Stuff it! pany remains a bit shorthanded. televised citywide, Chirkun held up a es of between 8.75 percent and 13 The cashiers at 7-Eleven on Ridge copy of the Sunday Journal’s specialpercent over three years, including Road and Nine Mile in Ferndale have ‘Unity for Contracts’ edition with the headline that reads cost-of-living adjustments, according to insert the color sections into the Inside Detroit Newspapers facili­ “Guilty!” and said, “The newspapers to wire service reports. Unions news sections of the combined ties and the Free Press, called-back lost.” He noted that 47 families in gained the contracts and wage Sunday News & Free Press every workers have begun sporting blue- Roseville are involved in the labor increases, giving ground on issues of week. They frequently grouse that it and-white buttons reading “Unity for dispute, and thanked Roseville citi­ outside contractors and job security. isn’t part of their job. They’re right! Contracts.” zens for contributing to locked-out Alan Forsyth is a locked-out Detroit They’re doing the job of members of workers’ relief funds, for buying the News copy editor. Robert Ourlian is a Mailers Local 2040, who are locked ‘Guilty’ in Roseville Sunday Journal and for boycotting locked-out Detroit News reporter and out. And so are many other workers Roseville City Council member the News and Free Press. member of a Newspaper Guild bar­ at drug stores, convenience stores John Chirkun gave public notice that “Some people would wonder why againing committee. Bonior skewers ‘new corporate ideology’ BONIOR, From Page 13 Bonior. “How do we explain that at alabor secured in the p ast... weekends, Bonior said building means organiz­ time when productivity is climbing ... the 40-hour workweek ... paid vaca­ing, noting that labor represents just while corporations post record profitsand profits reach record highs ... and tions and pensions ... the middle 10 percent of workers in the United and award CEOs with annual salaries CEO salaries reached all-time highs class. States compared to about 25 percent in the millions. ... and the stock market reached all- “Moral leadership is critical to labor three decades ago. “There is a movement among work­ time highs ... that the wage growth of and they lost it over that last 20 years “The only people who can stand up ers going on out there,” said Bonior.average working people reached all- or so,” Bonior said. “I think they’re to these corporations is labor,” said “You may not read about it in thetime lows? regaining it under guys like (AFL-CIO Bonior. mainstream media or see it on televi­ “Working people all over AmericaPresident) John Sweeney. Now they “And you only do this stuff through sion news, but it is happening. I’m see­have been downsized and dismissed have to build on it.” a struggle.” ing it. I’ve been in California marching by a new corporate ideology that has with 50,000 in support of strawberrylost sight of social responsibility and Advertisement workers.” American citizenship. Right now, we Bonior said the movement is drivenare seeing a corporate culture in by average citizens fed up with corpo­America that has devalued the digni­ ‘Voices of the Strike’ rate greed and laws that give multi­ ty of work, the security of the family A book of portraits and national corporations seemingly moreand the fabric of our community.” words of more than 40 rights in this country than the people Bonior believes things can change members of the Detroit who worked to make this countryfor the better for the average Newspaper Guild. great. American. But organized labor has to In a recent speech to the National be a leader in seeking that change, he To order, send a check or money Press Club, Bonior noted that CEOs said. order for $25 to: made 12 times as much as the average “It’s out there ... the desire to George Waldman worker in 1960. By 1974, it was 35change this,” said Bonior. “What labor Detroit Journalism Photography times as much. Today the average has to do is get back the moral imper­ P.O. Box 1273 CEO makes 135 times more than an ative. People have to see that what Detroit, Ml 4 8 2 3 1 average worker. the labor movement does matters in “How do we explain that?” asked their lives. It is what got us the gains PAGE 16 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL JULY 20, 1997 UAW ends long strike at GM with major gains

UAW, F rom P a g e 1 retired. They told stories of staffing shortages so severe th at GM even sent the contract proposal was reached, white-collar and supervisory person­ GM said: “We believe we reached an nel to fill in on the assembly line. agreement that addresses the needs of In some cases, it took two or three our represented employees and also untrained salaried workers to do the enables General Motors to meet its work of one unionized autoworker, a pre-established competitive targets.” practice that often resulted in poor Most workers seemed overjoyed at quality and a need for many vehicle the contract, which was reached late repairs. Wednesday after marathon talks by Union members also told of one UAW and GM bargainers. worker who, because he could not get “Damn right we like it,” said Wanda someone to replace him on the line, Cupp, 47, a Pontiac resident who has was forced to urinate in his pants. worked at the plant for five years. “All Some industry watchers had ques­ we want is to go back to work.” tioned the wisdom of the UAW taking Another worker, who identified him­ on GM for such a protracted period. self only as J. Moore of Pontiac and Insiders also had questioned whether has worked at the complex for 20 GM or the union gained status from years, said the contract gives the the lengthy walkout. Local 594 has workers “a few things.” He noted that long been considered a somewhat GM will have to pay for the more than maverick local, standing strong 3,300 grievances resolved during the against labor violations not only for its bargaining at a cost of more than $4 own workers but for those in other million. unions as well. Another $5 million will go as July 4 Industry analyst David Andrea with holiday week pay for the strikers. Roney & Co. in Detroit said that GM’s The 557 jobs that will be returned to early offer to bring in temporary the plant include 282 in production workers had seemed a “reasonable” and 275 in skilled trades. compromise to understaffing at the “Another big thing is they have con­ plant. He said the lengthy strike had tract language effectively stopping forced the company to make its truck subcontracting of normal mainte­ plant in Oshawa, Ontario, the lead nance work,” said UAW spokesman plant for the new full-size pickup Reg McGhee. That kind of equipment truck to debut in 1999. Previously, maintenance and repair work is done Pontiac had been scheduled as the pri­ by skilled trades workers. mary source during the ramp-up UAW Vice President Richard phase. Shoemaker, who heads the union’s But union leaders had rejected tem­ GM department, said the new con­ Journal photo by DAYMON J. HARTLEY porary workers for fear it could start a tract addresses “the concerns that theUAW Local 594 members Jim Kennedy, left, and Roger Ladd discuss the proposedtrend con­ toward a permanent work force members so courageously fought for.”tract before the ratification vote at the Pontiac Silverdome. of temporary employees. However, he criticized GM for fos­ Former UAW President Doug tering an anti-worker mentality in One factor that may have promptedthat they might have moved GMFraser, now professor of labor studies claiming its problems have beenGM to reach a settlement was the toward a settlement. at Wayne State University, said that caused by having too many workers,company has two more strike dead­The strike began just before mid­while he did not know the details of and he said excessive overtime threat­lines looming. One is at GM’s powernight April 22 when overworked auto­the Pontiac strike, the industry stan­ ens the health and safety of workers.train plant in Warren, the other at theworkers took to the streets to protestdard a prohibits any excessive work­ The result, Shoemaker said, has beenDelphi plant in Anderson, Ind., thatshortage of workers and an inabilityloads. a loss of tru st by GM’s work force. makes headlamps and bumpers. to A take time off, a situation that had “The standard is that no single And he pointed out that the compa­strike at either of those componentbeen building at the plant since theworker should be overburdened,” he ny did not address the main issuesplants could quickly shut down othermid-1980s when GM stopped hiringsaid. “That’s the rule. I don’t care if the until there was a lengthy strike. “TheGM manufacturing facilities. there. strike is over two workers who are union is not pleased that the companyAlthough no union official would con­Autoworkers complained that GMoverburdened. If they can’t get relief took so long to offer a basis for this set­firm the effect of the strike deadlinesfailed to live up to its contract toand they are clearly overburdened, tlement,” he said. on the Pontiac pact, it would seemreturn one worker for every two whothen th at justifies a strike in my view.” Ford’s second-quarter profit is Big 3’s biggest ever By Martha Hindes From April through June, Fordthe $2 billion mark in reducing costs.GM lost about 96,000 units of produc­ Journal Automotive Writer reported net earnings of $2.53 billion,Ford has been closing the gap withtion from two extended assembly line Ford Motor Co. trounced its com­compared with $1,093 billion duringits No. 1 competitor, GM, in recentplant strikes. The company’s North petitors on the profit side during thethe comparable quarter of 1996. Fordmonths, solidifying its more stableAmerican operations, which cover second quarter of 1997. In announc­said an $1.8 billion reduction in costsfinancial base with a less adversarial auto production, were $474 million for ing its earnings last week, the compa­contributed to the record profits. Therelationship with its unions. the quarter, off from $705 million the ny claimed the best profit report forsavings came from lower costs for GM, which has been losing marketprevious year, for a $375 million after­ any quarter by any auto companymaterials, - supplier efficiencies and share to its domestic and foreign com­tax decline. ever. the effect of vehicle teams in the petitors, needed nonautomotive gainsChrysler, which also had a lengthy That statement, from Ford financial plants to improve production andto post a record quarter for the com­strike in the second quarter, reported chief and executive vice presidentincrease quality. pany. GM reported total net income itsof earnings the previous week, post­ John Devine, sets the stage for a con­That reduction in costs surpassed$2.1 billion for the second quarter,ing second-quarter profits of $483 mil­ tinuing battle between Ford and itsthe $1 billion cost-cutting goal Fordcompared with $1.9 billion a year ear­lion. Those were down $554 million other Big Three competitors, Generalhad set for the entire year. Now thelier. from last year when the company Motors Corp. and Chrysler Corp. company expects by year-end to passIn the automotive sector, however,earned $1,037 billion. JULY 20, 1997 PAGE 17

Fact and fiction will scare you stiff

TV is out to getaways, turns give your kids the whole event “Goosebumps” J im into HBO spe­ this week and cials and gets provide a little M cFa r l in paid for it! Wish jolt or two for Highlights I’d thought of it. you as well. In This year the case the fictional funk falls on tales aren’t scary enough, the all-too- Aruba, with Sinbad’s comedy setting real 1967 riots come back in vivid the stage for performances by the detail. Bar-Kays, Jeffrey Osborne, Evelyn “Champagne” King, Cameo, Larry ■ “Goosebumps,”7 tonight, ABC Graham and Graham Central Station (Channel 7 in Detroit) - Wooden you and, from his home state, George know that if a dummy can scare you Clinton and the Temptations. once, he’ll come back to try it again? The increasingly popular series of ■ “The Hunger,”9 tonight, TNT prime-time specials based on the Showtime - Gratuitously sexual erot­Tom Berenger stars as Teddy Roosevelt, backed by his Volunteer Calvary, in TNT’s two- child-chilling books of R.L. Stine ic dramas have become the norm for part “Rough Riders,” at 8 p.m. Monday and Tuesday. brings back Slappy, the evil ventrilo­original cable series, particularly on quist’s doll with a mind of his own, Showtime, so why shouldn’t the best ever, those future humans were almost as good as owning that com­ for an episode entitled “Night of the brother act in the business get in on shrewd enough to launch a spaceship memorative “Godfather” video boxed Living Dummy III.” This time, Slappy the fun? British directors Tony and full of youthful-looking clones, armedset. enlists the aid of an equally brainless Ridley Scott, who between them can with a boatload of DNA samples and ■ “P.O.V.: Girls Like Us,”10 p.m. partner, a street thug named Rocky, claim such groundbreaking film cred­ orders to repopulate the Earth. That’s Tuesday (repeated at 2 a.m. to teach two young pranksters a its as “Blade Runner,” “Alien,” the premise of the Sci-Fi Channel’s Wednesday), PBS (Channel 56 in frightening lesson. “Thelma and Louise” and “True first original series, inspired by the Detroit) - The Grand Jury Prize win­ Romance,” make their first foray into children’s novels of Ken Catran. It’s ■ “Rough Riders,”8 tonight ner for best documentary at this television as executive producers of kinda of like MTVs “The Real World” year’s Sundance Film Festival is the (repeated at 10 p.m. and midnight string of nightmarish tales based on in outer space, with a sextet of beau­ Monday) and 8 p.m. Monday (repeat­ culmination of four years and hun­ classic short stories. A trilogy of short tiful, counterfeit crew members head­ dreds of hours of footage by filmmak­ ed at 10 p.m. and midnight Tuesday), films kicks off the series, beginning ed by Kelly Taylor, Nicole deBoer and TNT - Noteworthy for the last screen ers Jane C. Wagner and Tina with an episode called “The Swords” Gordon Michael Woolvett. DiFeliciantonio, who set up shop in performance by the late Brian Keith, about an American tourist (Balthazar who died June 24, the latest page of ■ “The Godfather,”9 p.m. Tuesday South Philadelphia to record the blos­ Getty) who travels to London and and Wednesday;“The Godfather soming of four teenage girls in a revisionist history from Ted Turner’s falls in love with a woman (Amanda Part II,”9 p.m., Thursday and teeming urban ghetto, trying to nego­ moviemaking book is also distin­ Ryan) who appears to be not of this guished by a bravura performance Friday, USA - Perhaps you watched tiate past guns, gangs and sex on world. Actor Terence Stamp menac­ the two-part “Godfather, Part III” last their way to adulthood. Their stories from Tom Berenger, admittedly ingly introduces each installment as week on free TV and wished it was are told without judgment or com­ nobody’s first choice to play Teddy “The Host,” this show’s version of the Roosevelt charging up San Juan Hill. an offer you had refused. Better to mentary. One of the girls makes it Crypt Keeper. Director/co-writer John Milius lavish­ remember Mario Puzo’s “Godfather” through to college. The others? Watch. ly weaves the story of Roosevelt’s ■ “Mission Genesis,”7:30 p.m. in all its gory greatness with this ■ “Perspective on Detroit: July Volunteer Cavalry, a ragtag collectionMonday (repeated at 11:30 p.m.), Sci- pairing of the immortal film original 1967,”11:35 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday, of cowpokes and rich boys with Fi Channel - The year is 2695. We’re and the gorgeously mounted Part II Channel 7 - It’s an anniversary many almost no military training, and their all dead, and so are all of our descen­ “prequel,” presented in a mob over metro Detroiters would just as soon boldness during the Spanish- dants (the plague, you know). How- four consecutive nights. Gee, this is not commemorate: The 1967 riots American War. Sam Elliott, Gary resulted in 43 deaths, more than 700 Busey, George Hamilton, Chris Noth JIMMY MACK’S MAGNIFICENT MOVIE MENU injuries, $50 million in property dam­ (“Law and Order”) and Brad Johnson age and a shift in the racial politics of “Dial M for Murder,” 11today, and 12:25 a.m. Friday, HBO; also lead the miniseries. this city that endures to this day. In a “Mommie Dearest,”8:15 a.m. A&E; “Sea of Love,”12:30 today, three-part series, the riots are put in ■ “Sinbad’s Sum m er Jam 3: ’70s and 5:45 p.m. Monday, Showtime; USA; “Bonfire of the Vanities,” perspective through the eyes of police Soul Music Festival,”9 tonight, 1:30 today, Channel 20;“To Have “A Man for All Seasons,”9:50 officers, firefighters, community lead­ HBO - You’ve simply got to hand it a.m. Monday, Movie Channel; and Have Not,”2 today, Channel ers and residents who lived through to Sinbad: He has cooked up one of “The French Connection,”4 56;“Fatal Attraction,”3 today, the chaos. Rather than being forced to the sweetest scams in entertainment USA; “Mr. Hobbs Takes a p.m. Monday and 5:15 p.m. Friday, history. For the past three years, the use some wide-eyed, local-news new­ Vacation,”5:30 today and 11 Movie Channel;“G oing My Way,” comer to anchor the reports, Channel Michigan-born funnyman has staged 5:15 p.m. Monday, American Movie tonight, American Movie Classics; 7 is blessed to have Erik Smith, one of the R&B-concert equivalent of Classics; “Who’s Afraid of “The Silence of the Lambs,” our city’s most experienced and artic­ Woodstock in exotic locales and Virginia Woolf?”9 p.m. Monday 7:30 tonight, Lifetime; “Patriot ulate telejournalists who was there to helped promote travel packages for and 12:15 a.m. Tuesday, American Games,”10:10 tonight, Cinemax; cover the riots as a young reporter, as fans. He gets to hear the music he “A Time to Kill,”11:30 tonight Movie Classics. loved as a youth in glorious vacation its host. SUNDAY MORNING/AFTERNOON JULY 20,1997

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Shut Down f n o , (JAW LOCAL #7 Region 1-D LOCAL 2500 f UNION tfllAWjR will continue to support our fellow union brothers and sis­ Motown ‘97 V e s tin g Members stand in Local 2151 Solidarity with the ‘ ters in their struggle withThe Members Detroit News ana Free Press. Locked-Out Newspaper Workers. CWA10CIL#400B Support Locked-Out fifU A W R “We Stick Together” From our Membership, LOCAL #7 MEMBERSHIP ISewspaper Workers SALLY EILEEN JOHN HENRY Executive Board, and Officers: BIER DAVIS JR. P.O. Box 136, We Support The FRANK MASSEY - President PRESIDENT Financial Newspaper Workers!y LENITA GAINES - Financial Sec. Coopersville, MI 49404 Secretary/Treasurer JULY 20, 1997 PAGE 25

Dogg’s definitely no lonely puppy he big backstage scuttlebutt shelves by a politically correct agree with Stern - at least not at Lollapalooza - which wfPtfk B e t w e e n Disney Co., has switched from according to the latest Arbitron rat­ stopped at Pine Knob for a Disney-owned Hollywood Records toings. In the Arbitron spring book couple of days last week - t h e L in e s Island Records, which will re-release Drew & Mike are fourth with a 7.7 Thas beenSnoop Doggy Dogg’s / L i | l By Shirley Wilson “Milenko” in mid-August. Island willshare of the market. Big-mouthed security team. Seems the Dogg V and friends also restore three songs that ICP Howard, meanwhile, sits at No. 20 Pound now includes eight security reluctantly took off the Hollywoodwith a 1.7 rating. Meanwhile, laugh­ guards, some from the Nation of release - “Neden Game,” “Under the ing at them all is news station WWJ, Islam, who patrol the crowds during Moon” and “Boogie Woogie Wu.” Wewhich pulls in more listeners than the show and keep a watchful eye Michael Jackson’s breakout perfor­can only hope that since Island is any station in Detroit from 6 to 10 in from the side of the stage. Seems mance of “Billie Jean,” as well as also U2’s label, and since the Irish the morning, and R&B king WJLB, Snoop is fearful of an assassinationthat delicious Supremes catflght band has a taste for the bizarre - which is tops in our market overall. attempt along the lines of the whenDiana Rossshoved Mary and the controversial - it might lead attacks onTupac Shakurand the W ilson out of the spotlight? They’reto an opening spot or two on U2’sIs this a promotion? Notorious B.I.G. back! DePasse Productions is work­ PopMart tour. The Scabnews is sending assistant ing on “Motown 40,” which would air city editorTarek Hamadaon a road To be treasured in ’98. We can only hope that Kornacki bags Orlando trip - out to be chief of its Macomb We’re still puzzling over that inad­“Motown 40” includes some Detroit- Popping up at the Oakland PressCounty bureau, to help shore up its vertently hilarious Jewish News based stars, such as the Marvelettes, is Steve Kornacki,a line-crosser struggling Macomb County edition. interview with new Detroit News who weren’t even invited to the pre­early in the strike who covered U-MWe’re not sure, but we think Hamada PublisherMark Silverman.We vious show. sports for the Freep, then fled to might have qualified for the job know there’s a Detroit orientation Unfit to print Florida to write for the Orlando because he knows which county given to new hires at the News and Sentinel. Now he’s back to cover theFarmington Hills and Hazel Park fall Freep, but Silverman appears to Loved that headline in the Lions for the ever-burgeoning in - and it’s not Macomb. The News have skipped the sociology-of- Scabfreep Local News section Oakland Press. We figure that’s at confusedly sent out subscription Detroit part. He said of the city of Thursday, over a story about the least two pay cuts down from his forms for its Macomb edition to Dearborn: “Arabs and Jews without rape of a woman in a Clarkston generous Freep salary. households in Farmington Hills and walls between them - it’s a trea­ nursing home: “Rape case lawyer How weird! H.P. ... On a general note, sources sure.” It sure would be ... if says suspects don’t fit.” Must have inside both dailies tell us mid-level Desperation reared its ugly head Dearborn had Jewish residents in been a busy day on the ol’ scab desk management is fed up with under- at Lollapalooza last week when radio any significant numbers. for that one to get by, eh? Or a busy staffing and the scabs’ clumsy copy- station K-Rock flew a banner around week, or year. editing and bad reporting, and are that declared “Howard said Drew anxious to see their unionized staff Can’t forget ‘Milenko’ rides again sucks!” referring, of course, to rivals return. the Motor City No surprise here. Detroit’sInsane Howard Stern,who mouths off Remember “Motown 25,” the glit­ Clown Posseis landing on its feet. mornings on K-Rock, Drewand Got good stuff for BTL? Fax Shirley tering early ’80s TV tribute to The rap group, whose album “The Lane of WRIF’s Drew& Mike morn­ and the gang at 313-964-5554 or Berry Gordy Jr.which featured Great Milenko” was pulled from ing show. Problem is, Detroit doesn’te-mail 'em at [email protected]. Memories of dad are ripe for the picking lueberries were our secret, my blueberries and get out of here for a and one I would never have known dad’s and mine. while.” Pick blueberries we do, there without the even greater blessing of Ro b in in the cool morning sunlight, withmy beloved father. M a t h e r birds flashing hither and yon. By the B They were the fruit we time we return home, with quarts andBlueberry fritters loved the best, and we loved quarts of berries, there is no tension blueberries together quite often. No left. V2 cup vegetable oil one else in the family much cared for Just lately I have again been pick­ 1 cup flour them, but Dad and I could - and often ing blueberries. The cool spring and 14/2 teaspoons baking powder did - split a quart even-steven and Snapshot: My father and I plentiful rains have made for a fine 4 tablespoons sugar still wish for more. Sometimes we did exchange hot, angry words (on a topiccrop this year, and it’s easy to garner V4 teaspoon salt this on the q.t., early in the morning,long since forgotten). He storms outa gallon of berries from a single bush 1 egg before anyone else was up. Sometimesthe door and I stomp up to my room.at the farm where I pick. Three gal­ V:s cup milk we indulged ourselves late on those When he returns about an hour later,lons I’ve picked so far, with the likeli­ 1 cup blueberries, floured hot June nights, when blueberries hadI’m still furious at him - but not for hood of three more before the season Over medium heat, heat vegetable just come in. long. He produces a quart of blueber­ends around the month’s close. Someoil in a large, heavy skillet until the It seems like a lifetime of blueberry ries from behind his back. “For you,” have been made into preserves, some oil is hot but not smoking. memories are wrapped up with my he says. “I don’t like us to argue.” Notinto whole-berry sauces for ice cream Mix flour, baking powder, sugar beloved father, you see. only do I forgive him on the spot, butand cakes, some into a blueberry cor­ and salt. Beat egg and milk together. Snapshot: It’s early in the morning,never again do I muster that kind ofdial, and some, of course, frozen by theFold egg mixture into dry ingredi­ after my late arrival home the night anger toward my father, wise in so quart for cobblers and crisps in the ents. Fold in blueberries. before. My silver-haired father sits at many ways. winter. Drop the batter by small spoonfuls the kitchen table, a cup of steaming Snapshot: Early in my brother’s ill­ As I pick, I think of my father, thinkinto the hot oil. Cook on one side coffee before him; a twinned mug, ness, when none of us knows or about the vagaries of life, think aboutabout four minutes, then turn. Cook fully milked and sugared, already understands what ails him or blessings and whether we recognize a moment longer, then lift out the occupies my place. As I yawn and slidewhether he will ever be well again, them when they are bestowed on us. fritters to drain on paper towels. into the chair, thanking him for thethe tension becomes unbearable Last year foul weather wiped out After the fritters are drained, dust coffee, he grins. “The blueberries are around the house. “C’mon, Rob,” mythe whole crop, and we had no blue­ them with granulated or powdered in the colander in the sink, all washedfather whispers one morning, as he berries. This year, there’s a bumper sugar. Serve immediately and ready to go,” he says. “I waited wakes me up. “Let’s go pick some crop of blueberries. That’s a blessing - Makes 25-28 fritters. until you got here before I got these. It was hard to wait. But you’re worth it.” PAGE 26 : :■ ' ' ' JULY 20, 1997 Co*editors: Susan Watson, Norman Sinclair j I i l l * ? . t - ' m ik:^ t ‘1 Managing Editor: Peggy Spencer Castine Published by Detroit Sunday Journal Inc. 450 W. Fort Detroit, Mich. 48226 313-964-5655 Fax: 313-964-5554 Web site: http://www.rustnet/~workers/strike.html m P * k * Member Michigan Press Association Member National Newspaper Association Metro NY Labor Communications Council Communicator of the Year

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ichigan lawmakers are too, can society enforce some sanity debating whether to on public waterways. impose statewide restric­ As of now, there are virtually no M tions on the use of per­restrictions on these watercraft sonal watercraft. The idea is long except for some local rules that often overdue. Those fast, overgrown toysgo unenforced. There are no age lim­ that zip along the waves like snow­ its, nor does a user have to pass any mobiles on steroids have become a competency test similar to a driver’s dangerous nuisance on Michiganlicense exam. lakes and rivers since their introduc­ True, there are some local speed tion several years ago. limits, and a drunken rider can be Like a lot of problems, personalsubject to the same penalties as watercraft probably started out as a other boaters caught operating cute idea. Surely it would be fun tounder the influence. But anyone who enjoy the thrill and freedom of skip­spends time on Michigan waters ping over the waves on a sun-knows how often such rules are vio­ streaked day. Indeed, the rush fueled lated with impunity. Indeed, the only skyrocketing sales. They soonrestrictions on watercraft often seem Congress sneers at culture became the best-selling category in to be the technical limits of their ulture is not the sole propertyprovides funding for museum the boating industry. engines. of the snob elite. Never has exhibits, as well as TV and radio pro­ Problems arose almost immediate­ We believe that regulation must been, never will be. Unfor­ gramming. Chabot’s legislative rea­ ly. The capacity for enjoyment wasbegin with licensing of operators. tunately, due to reasons that soning went as follows: “These (feder­ exceeded only by the crafts’ capacityThis, in turn, must be granted only care somewhat difficult for more rea­ al tax) dollars should not be taken out to annoy others. Lakeside residentsafter completion of a water-safety sonable minds to fathom, certain of the pockets of hard-working taxpay­ who fear letting their children in the course. This course could be modeled elected leaders in the House of ers in this country and given basically water because the watercraft zoom on those offered by the various Power Representatives can’t quite grasp to academic elites to do with what too close to shore know what weSquadron organizations around the such a seemingly simple concept; art they want.” mean. So do sailors whose tranquilli­nation, private groups that stress and culture are for everyone. For a nation as artistically rich and ty - and safety - are in jeopardy by acommon sense and courtesy in their Perhaps they need a little culture globally influential as the United personal watercraft that pitches and safe boating courses. themselves to unglue the eyes. States to be saddled with such a large yaws past at dangerously high Once educated and licensed, users A little over a week ago, the House number of legislative leaders that speeds. who violate speed and safety restric­ voted to eliminate the National can’t comprehend the need to support Here’s one telling statistic: tions must be subject to penalties Endowment for the Arts. The vote was such a valuable commodity is, well, Personal watercraft make up onlyharsh enough to deter such behavior an embarrassingly close 217 to 216. embarrassing. Hopefully the Senate, about 5 percent of all registered in the future. These restrictions The decision not to preserve federal which still needs to cast its vote on the marine vessels, yet they figure in should include fines, revocation of support for culture, to not financiallyissue, will exercise a broader, more nearly half of all boating accidents. licenses and seizure of the watercraft recognize the importance of the arts in informed perspective on the matter. That alone is a glaring indication in extreme cases. Given the scope of the American community, was a deci­ The most recent push to eliminate that something is wrong. Michigan is the problem, both the state and sion to replace the emphasis on cul­the NEA actually began nearly a a state of boaters and vacationers, municipalities ought to provide the ture and the value of artistic pursuitsdecade ago when Republican Sen. twin activities that require courtesyresources for such enforcement. with an emphasis on cultural igno­Jesse Helms and his supporters decid­ and common regard for the rights of Society has learned that automo­ rance and all attached values thereof. ed it was a waste of taxpayer money to others. From widespread observa­ biles can and should be regulated for As if to semi-atone for the error of help fund artists such as Robert tion, personal watercraft users oftenthe greater public good. Personal its ways, the House voted overwhelm­ Mapplethorpe, whose artwork was display no such regard. watercraft are too new to have ingly against a measure proposed bycontroversial to say the least. Because Defenders say their use is a per­ received such scrutiny up to now. But Rep. Steve Chabot, R-Ohio, the follow­ such artwork was deemed too offen­ sonal decision best left to the individ­even after just a few years, personal ing week. By a vote of 328 to 96, the sive to be worth federal dollars by ual. They argue further that public watercraft have revealed such a $110 million budget of the National Helms and his conservative crowd, the waterways are open to all and that litany of problems that society Endowment for the Humanities was next logical move as they saw it was to critics are trying to hog all the best demands their use be restricted. saved. Among other things, the NEH wipe out federal funding for all the spots for themselves. And that just artists. Just like that. because one doesn’t indulge in an Some might equate such question- activity doesn’t mean one can forbid , able reasoning with the decision to cut others to enjoy it. 10-second editorial off one’s entire foot just to get rid of an Yet the high accident rate gives the irritating thorn. President Bill lie to such defenses. Personal water­ The Free Press says that if means that there will be job Clinton has vowed to veto any piece of craft are a perfect illustration of how the federal courts order all duplication in many areas. legislation that would eliminate fund­ private pleasures can burden the ing for the NEA, which is much to his wider public. Just as society insists, locked-out workers taken Isn’t this the same paper credit. Still, it is disturbing to witness rightly, that auto passengers buckle back, it will keep all of its that railed against its unions such an influential yet fenced-in men­ their seat belts, or that parents strap scabs, even though that for featherbedding? tality working so hard to corral the their infants in child safety seats, so, rest of us. JULY 20, 1997 PAGE 27 We long for the past to avoid the present

By Christopher M. Singer ers and wore bandannas and bell-bottoms, but Myit’s Aunt Nouritza from Chagrin Falls once wrote "W" TT e are people of this generation, bredpart of American culture, whether we like it or not.”my mother a letter warning that “Chris is becoming % / in at least modest comfort, housed Whew. Far out. Back to Plum Street. Right on. a nonconformist.” In the ’50s, parents would rather m# m/ now in universities, looking uncom-Local Chamber of Commerce types are talking uphear their kid is a serial killer than a nonconformist. ¥ ▼ fortably to a world we inherit.” the possibilities. Seems business has' slowed at the What’s always been interesting about ’50s nostal­ So began, in 1962, the “Port Huron Statement,” thearea’s Catskills resort hotels and the most promis­gia is that we all spent so much of our time back founding document of Students for a Democraticing scheme on the economic horizon until nowthen has looking toward the future, we couldn’t even Society. It was written in Ann Arbor by Tom Hayden,been a Native American-run gambling. ... I mean,wait for the future to arrive. Chrysler Corp.’s ad shop an Irish Catholic from a General Motors family ingaming - sorry - casino at an old racetrack. advertised the 1957 Plymouth by declaring: Royal Oak, and was adopted by the SDS meeting inOur churches, temples and mosques long ago“Suddenly it’s 1960.” convention at a labor education center inbecame Port museums. We spend the General Electric’s corporate Huron. Sabbath at the mall now seeking spokesman, Ronald Reagan, “Looking uncomfortably to a world we inherit.”spiritual fulfillment from a garlic Detroit is showing promised us an engineered future That seems to be the USA’s latest theme song. roaster at Williams-Sonoma. in which the global conglomerates Alien invasions, government plots, governmentDetroit, the uncity, is an exhibi­ the rest of our would improve the lives of plots to conceal alien invasions, white supremacisttion of what happens when money everyone who could afford it by gun fetishists rehearsing “Helter Skelter,” the gets sucked out at the speed of a nation its future: selling us everything decent that cigarette-smoking man, the CIA, AIDS, Ebola Zaire mile a minute along outbound The rest of our real Americans would want. virus, secondhand smoke from the cigarette-smokingfreeways. The World War II generation, man plotting with global business bosses, the globalAnd, once again, Detroit is show­ nation is rapidly having gone through the Great economy, global warming; there’s no shortage of fearing the rest of our nation its turning into one Depression and global war, bought of the future. Or tranquilizers to take for it. future: The rest of our nation is the corporate campaigns that Alan Gerry, 68, listed by Fortune magazine as onerapidly turning into one hugehuge museum as insisted the word “freedom” actual­ of the country’s 250 richest people, hopes to launchmuseum as capital is removed ly means consuming mass quanti­ his own brand of tranquilizer. from it the way capital was capital is ties of mass-produced consumer According to The New York Times, Gerry, who builtremoved from Detroit. removed from it goods. a business selling TV antennae into a cable TVWe have become a race of shrine- It wasn’t supposed to turn out empire and then sold it to Time Warner last year buildersfor and museum patrons. the way capital the way it has. Everything was $2.7 billion, has already purchased Max Yasgur’sEntertain me. Hug me. Show me supposed to be clearly understood. farm in Bethel, N.Y., and 40 surrounding properties.that it used to be nice. was removed There were supposed to be rules. You will recall 500,000 people gathered on Our longing for a past we never from Detroit. Boomers rebelled against the cer­ Yasgur’s farm Aug. 15-17, 1969, for what promotersactually had led to our descent into tainty of an engineered future. billed as an “Aquarian Exposition.” And just as Reaganism.GM’s We knowingly elected Boomers claimed that freedom “Poletown plant” has never been in Poletown,an the actor because we knew he could deliver his linesmeans the pursuit of happiness. Aquarian expo in Bethel has always been and stillstraight is and tell us what we wanted to hear. Which brings us back to Gerry’s counterculture known as the “Woodstock festival.” Or by its genericNow the Man from Hope is ushering in a wavetheme of park. name, Woodstock. nostalgia for tie-dyed shirts and the SANE bomber-The ’60s were not about Jimi Hendrix’s Strato- Woodstock has come to recall visions of peace, love,contained-in-a-circle peace sign. caster. It was a spiritual odyssey. And that journey hope and faith, community, brown rice, runningAt least we’re moving along to another generation.was bitterly opposed by many from the World War II around buck naked in public, rock ’n’ roll, smokingI’m grateful for that. generation. They elected Nixon to put a stop to all reefer and sex in the streets. Never understood ’50s nostalgia, anyway. the nonsense once and for all. Gerry has visions of his own for his land - a ’60sI attend hot rod and custom car shows. Inevitably,“Because I said so. That’s why.” counterculture theme park as big as and as authen­I will be admiring some innovative styling detail onOn May 8, 1970, four days after the massacre at tic as Colonial Williamsburg. a car and another spectator will walk up and indig­Kent State University, a Detroit police reservist and “I want the site to exist in perpetuity so genera­nantly sniff: “That’s not the way we did it ingun the fetishist named Arville Garland broke into a tions will be able to come there and stand and expe­’50s!” as if he had just discovered a vandal paintinghome on Lincoln Street that was known as rience what earlier generations experienced,” Gerrya mustache on a statue of the Virgin. To which Stonehead I Manor. A gun in each hand, Garland told the Times. “I want something that will appeal toinevitably reply: ‘Yeah? So?” murdered his own daughter, Sandy Garland; a poet everybody, not just the yuppies who were there whenWhy enshrine an era of rigid conformity, socialnamed Scott Kabran who was Sandy’s boyfriend, they were kids. oppression and Pat Boone and Connie Francis?and two of their friends, Greg Walls and Tony Brown. “Some people say they were a bunch of pot smok-Some fun. Like coolsville, daddy-o. Their sin for which a loving father had to punish them: They had dropped out of the death culture to seek their own answers. “Quit your crying or I’ll give you something to cry about.” Patriotism is a double-edged sword I’m as nostalgic for that part of the ’60s as I am the illusions of the ’50s. Where in the counterculture Bill Clinton has started a national discussion theme park will the Stonehead Manor exhibit be? Or on racism, including the prospect of apologizing or the Black Panther Party Pavilion? Or the “repairing” the wounds of slavery that black letters Resurrection City Plaza? Americans still suffer. As always when this topic I’ve spent half a century learning the hard way to is raised, many whites exonerate themselves fromseeing a connection between today, the living gen­live in the here and now, one day at a time. Not in the responsibility because it was so long ago and theyeration, and everything they like about America’spast. Not in the future. were not alive. past. Taking nostalgia tranquilizers isn’t going to keep However, many of these same people are proudPatriotism is a double-edged sword. Just as the future from getting here, anyway. Let’s build our patriots, readily identifying with what they con­today’s Americans are proud to be the heirs of future. sider the great achievements of American history,their history’s accomplishments, so they bear the The Port Huron Statement called for a “participa­ no matter how long before they were born. Theyresponsibilities of their ancestors’ crimes, includ­tory democracy’ in which we - not a global conglom­ certainly seem to think they have some specialing especially the historic crime of the enslave­ erate or the politically correct Nanny State - would inheriting relationship to the virtuous actsment of of Africans. The sins of the fathers are visit­ make the basic decisions that affect our lives and their ancestors. For example, they derive theired upon the sons unto many generations. where “politics has the function of bringing people rights and those of their nation to this land fromCharles Brown out of isolation and into community.” the acts of their ancestors. They have no problemDetroit Stay away from the brown acid. Chris Singer is a locked-out Detroit News reporter. PAGE 28______JULY 20, 1997 E ntertainment

“Ascension (Don’t Ever Wonder),” “Sumthin’ Sumthin’ ” and a rendition of “Whenever Wherever Whatever” from “MTV Unplugged,” which debuts Tuesday. “I get so stunned by all of it,” he says. “I mean, I never thought any of this would happen. I get letters and hear stories ... about people who have gotten married and Head o people who have consummated relation­ Lovers ju ships, all kinds of stuff. It’s amazing to me that my little experience and my little music that I put together in my room is in Maxwell some way igniting these emotions. By Gary Graff “I just feel such a weight of humility, I Journal Music Writer guess. I felt that unworthy kind of weird­ axwell met his first baby ness.” recently. Of West Indian-Puerto Rican descent, Maxwell (who doesn’t reveal his real name), was 3 years old when his father died. He was raised in the rough east New York M Well, not his baby. It’s neighborhood of Brooklyn and was by his the child of a couple of his own telling a quiet, shy kid who was seldom fans who, er, conceived allowed out of the house by his protective while listening to the silky, between-the- mother. sheets music from his debut album, But he was stirred at 17 when a friend “Urban Hang Suite.” lent him a small Casio keyboard to fiddle It kinda made him feel like Barry White, with in his bedroom. The first time he sat he says. The best part: The baby’s middle down with it, he played for eight hours - name is Maxwell. without removing his backpack or jacket. ‘Yeah, I received a letter and a picture, He’d found his calling. and it blew my mind,” says the 24-year-old Before long Maxwell was playing in the performer, who wrote and produced New York club scene, attracting crowds via “Urban Hang Suite” by himself. “Even say­ tapes he had made and handed out to his ing it now, I’m getting all flustered inside. friends. The music came nonstop, little I’m losing my cool for a minute.” That’s OK, because “Urban Hang Suite” See MAXWELL, Page 32 - as well as the songs on Maxwell’s new “MTV Unplugged” EP - is about losing your cool to love. The album is a song cycle 66 It’s amazing to me that my little inspired by a monogamous relationship, an experience and my little music that I put unusual subject in this age of hip-hop debauchery. together in my room is in some way “Urban Hang Suite” has been roundly praised by critics and compared favorably igniting these emotions.?? to the work of other R&B romantics such - Maxwell as White and Marvin Gaye. It’s also hit a ERIC JOHNSON / Sony Music chord with the public, selling more than a million copies and launching hit singles such as “ ’Til the Cops Come Knockin’,” > Light a fire under your grilling routine By Jeanne Norman Sarna any burned-on food from previous Journal Staff Writer use. Wire brushes with scrapers ith summer in full swing, attached are available. Try storing we have been grilling your, brush in or on the grill when not everything. Or have we? in use so it’s always handy. Some people tend to grill■ Brush clean grill with oil ju st prior the same few foods such as hot dogs,to grilling to minimize food sticking, burgers and steaks. These hints will or brush food with oil (if food has give you the techniques to expandbeen m arinated, it will have oil Journal photo by GEORGE WALDMAN your grilling know-how. already). Dessert on the grill? Why not! Directions for making grilled apples ■ Always preheat grill. ■ To get grid m arks on food, place and hazelnuts with oatmeal topping are on Page 24. ■ Start with a clean grill rack, free of See GRILLING, Page 29 JULY 20, PAGE 29 1997 Local *UAW A n injury Jerry Sullivan TO ONE IS Grilled Apples and Hazelnuts with an Oatmeal Topping AN INJURY president along TO ALL! 1 cup whole, blanched and skinned hazelnuts (filberts) or with the leadership, The members & officers of the Transportation Communications substitute your favorite nuts membership V4 cup butter Union stand with the newspaper 5 medium Granny Smith retirees, sup workers in Detroit. apples, peeled, cored, seeded and cut into slices locked-out I n So l id a r it y ; Dash salt lU cup sugar newspaper 1 teaspoon cinnamon Robert A. Scardelletti Dash nutmeg workers. International President Topping: V2 cup quick-cooking oatmeal lU cup brown sugar 2 tablespoons flour a 2 tablespoons butter, cut into U.A.W . LOCAL 155 small bits Preheat grill. Place empty, large cast-iron skillet on grill. To toast STEPHEN P.YOKICH hazelnuts, place in preheated skillet and cover grill. Open grill and stir LABOR CENTER once. Grill about 5 minutes (time may vary depending on the freshness of To The Lock the nuts). Remove nuts from the grill; Newspaper set aside to cool. When cool, coarsely Journal photo by GEORGE WALDMAN chop nuts. LOCAL 1250 In the same skillet, add the butter into the apples and sprinkle with the City of Warren Employees The membership officers & and melt. Meanwhile, in a large bowl, topping. Cover grill and cook for 6 executive board support our locked out brothers toss the apple slices with the salt, minutes. Serve hot or at room tem­ Send our Support to sugar, cinnamon and nutmeg. Pourperature. For brunch serve with a and sisters in their apple slices into skillet and toss in dollop of cream; serve as a side dish STRUGGLING NEWSPAPER struggle for a fair butter. Cover grill and cook for 5 min­with pork dishes, or with frozen WORKERS settlement. utes. While apples are cooking, in a yogurt or ice cream. Serves 4 to 6. small bowl mix all the topping ingre­ Developed and tested by Jeanne dients. Stir the chopped hazelnuts Norman Sarna, CFCS. Donald G. Smith Public Sector state President - The employee Local Union, Executive Board, Staff fighting Engler for the Add spark to grilling routineand membership of Aability to continue pro­ Teamsters Local Union viding services to the citizens of GRILLING, From Page 28 food in the center with a pan below No. 2 9 9 Michigan, UAW Local 6000 sup­ to collect the drippings. If using a gas ports the newspaper workers in food on preheated grill and don’t or electric grill, simply reduce the their struggle for justice. , move it for at least 2 minutes. setting. Moving food too soon can result in■ Use tongs or a metal spatula to overcooked food that isn’t brownedturn or food. Piercing with a fork tends doesn’t look as though it’s been to have a drying effect because the grilled. punctured food leaks natural juices. ■ Try grilling vegetables. They are Longer tongs are safer since they great tossed with a little oil and keep hands farther from the heat placed in a grill basket. With its source. Have several pairs or wash Supports the Newspaper Workers UIIUI i holes, a grill basket is perfect for all the tools with soap between uses. in their labor dispute those small items that would fall Typically, tongs work well to rear­ through the grill grid. range coals (then wash), to place raw ■ When grilling chicken, thick burg­food on grill (wash so bacteria is not ers and meats in general, sear them transferred to cooked foods), to turn r Walter R. Mabry over high heat on all sides. Then takepartially cooked food (then wash) and them off the grill before you think to serve. AN INJURY TO ONE Executive Secretary-Treasurer they are done and quickly cover ■ Use an instant-read thermometer and the Membership of the them. The meats will continue cook­to check internal temperatures of IS AN INJURY TO ALL MICHIGAN REGIONAL COUNCIL ing during standing time, and themeat and poultry. Take care to not OF CARPENTERS natural juices will have been sealed hit the bone or fat pocket because UNITED FOR JUSTICE in by the searing, resulting in juicy,this will throw off the reading. tender meats and poultry. For a cover,Meats: Rare = 115 to 120 degrees LOCAL COU^c/ try using a large bowl inverted on a Medium rare = 130 to 135 tray or a dome cover from a pan. If degrees you have a large quantity, you can Medium = 140 to 145 degrees tTAfy place the meat in a soup pot with a Medium well = 150 to 155 degrees cover. Well-done = 160 to 170 degrees 372 "h so sit^'l ■ To avoid overly charred foods, Poultryto 165 degrees TRENTON, MICH. reduce flare-ups by using indirect ■ Try grilling fruit for dessert. It is Support heat. This also will help control the fast and doesn’t heat up the kitchen, The Membership, Leadership Detroit Newspaper Workers grill temperature. Place coals or woodand the subtle grilled flavor ends a and Retirees of UAW Local 372 in their labor dispute ^ on the edges of the grill and place themeal perfectly. PAGE 30 JULY 20, 1997

Journal going out writers at work Customers brew up fund-raiser By Audrey McKenna Lightnin’ Creole, Fri.; City Limits Blues Band, Lake, Troy; roles for five men and five women, on books Journal Staff Writer Sat., Detroit, 313-259-2643 ... Coyote Club: readings from the script; show dates Sept. 19- Dungbeetles, Thu.; the Civilians, Fri.; Shapes 20, 25-28 and Oct. 3-5, 248-879-7402 ... he patrons of House of Coffee between Us, Sat., Pontiac, 810-332-4695 ... Purple Rose Theatre presents Michigan pre­ There’s a slew of books are sponsoring a weeklong coming or already in your Jan Krist, 9:30 Wed., Royal Oak Brewery, 248- miere of Joan Ackermann’s “Off the Map,” fund-raiser for their favorite 544-1141 ... Old Woodward Grill: Jo through Aug. 10, Chelsea, $15-$20, 313-475- local bookstores, written coffee grinders, Pat and Shelly Serrapere, 8:30 Fri.; Pete (Big Dog) Fetters, 7902 ... 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Plus the greatest lately for the hangout, and at Too Too Oh/Mad Hatter, Eric Nordim Duet Zone, 7 p.m. (doors open at 6:30), Fri., $10, this summer he’s working at Commandant’s Quarters, Saltwater at the Michigan Theater, Ann Arbor ... “Romeo and he’s afraid that without some patron­ Library and Monroe’s Boys Duet at the 222 Juliet,” 9 p.m. (doors open at 8) Mon., $2, as a poet-in-residence at age, love and funds, the doors could the Detroit public Bldg. ... Troy Parks and Recreation and the State Theatre, Detroit, 313-961-5450 ... close for good. Troy Library concerts, 7 p.m. every Wed.; this Freedom Hill County Park Amphitheater, big- libraries. This week’s schedule: Poetry Night at week: Ron Coden ... Music on the Plaza, 7 screen movies on Tue. (action films) and Thu. 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rating guide just opened O see it now § wait for the video 03 read a book instead recent openings Film gets us dancing, dreaming “Contact”O Thanks to Jodie “Shall We Dance?” O Foster’s intense and high-minded per­ By John Gallagher formance, this adaptation of the late Journal Movie Critic Carl Sagan’s sci-fi novel of encounters with aliens is one movie that plays to This delightful Japanese import our intelligence instead of trying to resembles none of the big action pulp it. Rated PG. -M att Black movies of the summer. It’s neither hilariously overproduced, like “All Over Me”O This honest, “Batman and Robin,” nor grotesque­ impressive coming-of-age story is set ly violent, like “Face/Off.” in New York’s tough Hell’s Kitchen W hat it is, quite simply, is a very neighborhood and follows young human story about a middle-aged women facing adult life and adult accountant, burdened by obligations choices. Rated R. -M. Black of work, family and marriage, who “A Simple Wish”(not reviewed) Fan­ takes the uncharacteristically bold tasy adventure about a 7-year-old girl (for him) step of enrolling in a ball­ whose wish for a fairy godmother has room dance class. unexpected consequences. Rated PG. Anyone who saw the genial Australian film of a few years ago, Miramax Films “Strictly Ballroom,” will be able to The foxtrot is an international language including Japanese in “Shall We Dance?" guess the plot. Our accountant falls still showing especially the elephant that acts sparkling of Jackie Chan’s bouncy not only for the rumba and the waltz like a puppy, with the help of someaction ballets - but it doesn’t have to but also for his ethereally beautiful seamlessly integrated computer­ be. Chan, who invents and executes O dance instructor. These two and generated moves. Director Sam all his stunts, is miles beyond all their chastely sublimated romance “Austin Powers”PG-13. - William Weisman deserves credit for the other action heroes combined. Hanson hold our interest in a sweetly senti­expertly sustained tone of innocentHere he swoops and backflips and mental way throughout the film. silliness. somersaults his way into action nir­ “Batman and Robin”PG-13. But the real star of the movie is Unheralded when the hypemeis- vana, needing nothing more than a - John Gallagher ballroom dancing itself - an art form ters swung into noisy action this silly “Indiana Jones” plot steal as he “Brassed Off”R. - W.H. fully capable of inspiring its follow­ summer, “George of the Jungle” willchases down a cache of buried Nazi ers with hope and possibilities. Even “Buddy” G.-MP . Black be around after many a more highlyloot in the Sahara - but not before “Con Air”R. - Michelle Banks • in the hands of beginners - and ourtouted entry has segued onto video.hang gliding in and rolling out of an accountant never rises much above “The Devil’s Own”R.-J.G. G. - M att Black Amazon jungle temple in a huge the level of earnest amateur - danc­ plastic bubble before the opening “Face/Off”R - M. Black ing allows its adherents to dream of “Nothing to Lose” £0 credits have finished. “The Fifth Element”PG-13. -J.G. a life more gifted, more fluid, more A waterfront car chase, with Chan beautiful than our everyday exis­ “Nothing to Lose” wastes Martin “Hercules”G. - Gary Graff on a motorbike riding rings around tence permits. Lawrence and Tim Robbins as “Men in Black”PG-13 -M. Banks five pursuing cars, jump-starts the That’s what this film does for its reluctant interracial buddies thrownmain story, which doesn’t stop until “The 6th Man”PG-13. -M. Banks audience, too. It holds out the hopetogether when Lawrence’s desperatea showdown against terrorists in a “Temptress Moon”R. - M. Black of romance and beauty and makingunemployed family man happens giantto wind tunnel. the right choices, even as we battle carjack Robbins on the very day “Trial and Error”PG-13. -J.G. “Operation Condor” is no more the tedium and defeats of life. Robbins’ yuppie ad man is feeling weighed down by political correct­ “Ulee’s Gold”R. - W.H. In a summer of ever louder specialsuicidal after catching his wife in ness than by credibility. But Chan’s effects, this quiet little movie makes bed with his boss. In no time, beaming insouciance is as close as some of the sweetest sounds of all. Robbins is flooring it from LA into film gets to guaranteeing a movie- Rated PG. the desert and back again. going high. “Addicted to Love”R. - M. Black Lawrence alternates one-liners with Don’t leave early; part of the fun is “Anaconda”PG-13. - W.H. “George of the Jungle” O shrieks of terror until they decide towatching the closing credits roll better themselves by perpetrating a against Chan’s outtakes of stunts “Breakdown”R. - M. Banks Disney’s new live-action “George caperof against the guy responsible “Jungle 2 Jungle”PG. - W.H. the Jungle” is a larky surprise - a gone wrong, possibly to prove that for Robbins’ misery. although his acrobatics are superhu­ sweet, zany, campy riff on the old What they should have hijacked “LiarLiar”PG-13. -M . Banks Jay Ward TV cartoon about a would- man, Chan is human after all. R. “The Lost World: Jurassic Park” was a few more ideas than Steve - M. Black be Tarzan hampered by klutz genes.Oedekerk’s underperforming script PG-13. -M. Banks A buff Brendan Fraser gets the tone allots them. “Nothing to Lose” has “The Swan Princess: Escape “Love! Valour! Compassion! just right as the wide-eyed, dim-wit­ almost nothing to offer. M.R. - from Castle Mountain”(not - M. Black ted George, crashing into tree trunksBlack reviewed) A sequel to the original “Murder at1600” R.-J.G. with upbeat verve. Leslie Mann is a plus, too, as the San Francisco “Swan Princess,” family fare for “My Best Friend’s Wedding”PG- socialite who falls for him. “Operation Condor” O those who don’t want to see “Her­ 13. - W.H. But the animals steal the film, “Operation Condor” isn’t the mostcules” for a third or fourth time. G. “Night Falls on Manhattan”R. -J.G. torical drama about Britain’s Queen “Out to Sea”PG-13 - J.G. coming attractionsVictoria and her relationship with a “Romy & Michele’s High School “S peed 2: C ruise C ontrol” PG-13. servant. R eunion”R. - M.B. - M. Banks “Air Force One” - Harrison Ford “Good Burger” - A teen comedy “The Saint”PG-13. -J.G. plays' the president as he faces terror­based on Nickelodeon’s sketch “All For metro-Detroif movie listings, call “Volcano”PG-13. -J.G: ists aboard the presidential jetliner. That” about two kids who run a ham­ 810-77-FILMS or 313-88-FILIVIS. “Wild America”PG. - J.G. “M rs. B row n” - Well-received his- burger stand. PAGE 32 JULY 20,

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If you -B iff so, one of them will hit you in the wal­ 1997/98 school year: want it call classified at (313) 964-5655 let, for all the damage Goonett & Co. U.A.W. Local 2093 - Gannett and Knight Ridder for more info. Found right in front of News. have done to individuals, and to this The power of UNION is found in WE, Academy Director (Grades K-5) have something to fear; community. Not to mention the dam­ not ME. We support the newspaper Eric, you never fail to surprise me! we have been standing strong now age to their own Will assist the Principal in providing instructional, operational and adminis­ workers in their quest for a fair and «£«£ You're just too good to be true for two whole years; corporate image. (Wake up dummies!). trative leadership for the Detroit Acadmy of Arts and Sciences. Achieve the Love you, Me Let’s work together equitable contract. - Three Rivers Academy’s vision, create an effective team, and monitor the progress of DRUG WAR IS OVER! If you want American Axle and Mfg. Facility. John Laird, You are the most gener­ c’mon c’mon, the Academy and staff performance. Academy Directors should have a it. All we need is LOVE. ous, caring and giving person I let’s work together, GENE AUSTIN and JAN TUTOR Master’s degree and at least six years of teaching and administrative now now people; Give PEACE a chance. Come experience. know. I love you, man. Ann Marie TOGETHER over me. from UAW 594, support the and together we will stand Locked-out Newspaper Workers and Randy-man, you should Chrissy run Lead Teachers (Grades K-5) every good union woman and man. What is your Congresswoman 594 strikers. those #$#@&*! bases. HA HA not so doing about the newspaper strike? In addition to classroom teaching duties, the lead teacher will supervise much Wednesday. Vacations are too After 2 years we are still around. Lynn Rivers (313) 741-4210 or ATTENTION STRIKERS and mentor a team of four teachers, direct the development of new cur­ great. Guess Who. Please join the Wild Women. We the members of riculum and create and maintain communication with parents, staff and Call Liz (313) 361-5382 or (313) 722-1411 To the first-class picket fence crew: U.A.W. Local #247 community. Lead teachers should have a minimum of five years success­ Rosemary (810) 979-4456. UAW Local 985 supports the Randy, Bob, Mike, Paul (and support you and your struggle against ful teaching experience (including curriculum or professional development Locked-out Newspaper Workers in corporate greed. Your struggle is an Jimmy’s dirt-hauling service). Biff and Mimi will award an all­ leadership), and a Master’s degree, or be in the pursuit of it within five their quest for a fair and decent inspiration to all of organized labor. Thanks so much for the help, the expenses paid trip to Ohio with years. contract. The right to collective bargaining is as hard work, the friendship. It’s the Hack Wilson Midwest Memorial Carl Bantau, President important as our right to exist as free Classroom Teachers for Grades K-5 and Special Subject Teachers for best gol darn union-made fence in Baseball Tour to the locked-out Al Przydzial, Vice-President people in this country. Your fight is our Grades K-5 (Art, Music, Spanish and Physical Education) the whole gosh darn town. Detroit Newspaper Guild member fight. Keep up the excellent work in who reclaims the editing job stolen VEGA is his name - fined - Plan and deliver effective instruction to students as a member of a “house” See Susie Ellwood on TV sounding the Journal! team, in keeping with the Edison curriculum, school design, and technolo­ almost conciliatory? Don’t buy it. The by scab Dennis Rosenblum. This NOT jailed, NOT fired for gy plan. BA degree required, preferably in an area of academic concentra­ companies have a plan. They’ll have year’s tour includes a baseball playing the insider game. ’’The proper role of the press,” game in Hackron, hometown of tion. Successful teaching experience preferred but not required. to take us back, but they don’t have ATTENTION SUPPORTERS Richard McCord argues, “is to Chrissie Hynde and Devo, another to bargain contracts — ever. We’ll be Are you looking for lock-out items to REPORT ethical, moral and legal Special Education Teachers (Grades K-5) game in Canton, which is no longer under their dirty thumbs ‘til the day purchase? Are you looking for a wrongdoing, not COMMIT it.” Get the Teacher consultants, hearing and speech impaired, learning disabled a part of China, a visit to the Rock we get back our rights. So this fight speaker on locked-out updates? 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ADAMS, From Page 40 whole park and driving in runs.” Trammell hasn’t had many setbacks. He but he is 3-5 with a 5.24 ERA since movingwas the Tigers’ Minor League Player of the up to Toledo. He has 69 strikeouts - andYear 60 in 1996 after combining for 34 home walks - in 79 innings. But he had 10 strike­runs, 99 RBI and a .316 average at Jackson­ outs and no walks in seven innings in hisville last and Toledo. He then was named co-MVP outing, a 6-2 loss to Norfolk. of the Arizona Fall League. “I’m going through a little funk,” Drum- “It was kind of devastating,” Trammell said right said after a recent loss. “I need to getof his demotion. “I want to be a big leaguer ahead of more hitters. Hitters up here don’tbut I’d rather be here playing than up there swing at pitches they can’t hit. The competi­sitting. tion’s older and there are a lot of guys here“My main problem was that every time I’d with major-league experience.” get in, I’d try to do something to ensure that I His fastball was clocked at 94 m.p.h. dur­was going to be in the next day. It helps when ing a recent start and Baseball America saidyou know you’re going to be in every day.” he had the Southern League’s best curve in 1996, when he was 6-4 with a 3.97 ERA forFrank Catalanatto Jacksonville. Eventually, the Tigers see himA 6-foot, 170-pound left-handed hitter, as their No. 2 starter behind Justin Thomp­Catalanatto, 23, hit a two-run home run and son, but the timetable has been set back. a double and earned MVP honors in the “He needs to get the ball down in the strikeTriple-A All-Star Game two weeks ago. Mud zone better,” said Tigers General Manager Hens fans have seen him compile a .320 Randy Smith, in Toledo on a scouting trip.average, 10 homers and 50 RBI in 94 games “He needs to be more consistent with his while playing a solid second base. change-up. When you’re a two-pitch guy,He hit .298 with 17 homers and 67 RBI in you’re gonna get hit and as big as his curveJacksonville in 1996 but was left unprotected breaks, he’s not throwing it consistently infor the Rule 5 draft. The As selected him, then strikes. This is his first full year as a pitcherreturned him to the Tigers’ system. and he needs to gain more experience.” “I like the future of the Tigers and I’d like Drumright agrees, since a shoulder injuryto stay with them because I’ve gone through sidelined him for the final three months ofthe system,” Catalanatto said. “I was very last season. disappointed in the spring because I felt I “So far my pro career has not been put up the numbers to merit being protected. smooth,” Drumright said. “I’ve had to learnBut it was a good experience for me to go to how to deal with quite a bit of adversity. myThe first big league camp. I know other teams fact that I’m healthy is more important thanare watching me.” anybody knows.” He has advanced steadily through the minors, but if he looks north, he sees Damion Bubba Trammell Easley having a career year at second. Thomas Bubba Trammell, 25, hit better “His role in the big leagues will be to than .300 in spring training. He hit .239bounce in between second, third and the out­ Detroit with four homers and nine RBI, butfield,” Smith said. “He can help a major- playing time was hard to come by, so he wasleague team, and I hope it’s Detroit. You can sent down in May. never have enough quality players.” The 6-2, 220-pound right-hander has foundTrammell and Catalanatto should get his power stroke in Toledo with 15 homecalled up in September. It will take a little . runs, 47 RBI and a .275 average in 51 gameslonger for Drumright. while playing in left and right field. “I’d like to pitch in Detroit but I’m not “He needed to play every day,” Smith saidready yet,” Drumright said. “It’s only an hour of Trammell. “He was trying to do too muchaway but it’s a lot farther than that. Some in Detroit and he got into some bad habits.people have lived their whole lives in Toledo Journal photo by REBECCA COOK Now he’s doing what he does best - usingand the have never been to Detroit.” Frank Catalanatto is an All-Star in Toledo, but he might be a utilityman in Detroit. Bowman coming back as Wings coach, but Holland moves up to GM HARRIS, From Page 40 and Igor Larionov were heading premiere of the “Hockeytown: DetroitMessier would be a good addition but caused the uncertainty in the organi­toward agreement on a deal which Red Wings 1996-97 Championship it’s not likely the team would want to zation since the Stanley Cup victorywould keep the unrestricted free Season” video, at the Fox Theatre. add another salary in the $4-5 mil­ in early June. agent in Detroit. In the unlikely event things fall lion range. Bowman said he started to recon­ The Wings had offered him a three-through with Larionov, the Wings Steve Yzerman and Brendan sider his decision about a week after year deal worth $4.5 million. But have been presented with an inter­ Shanahan are under contract to he had talked to Ilitch. Larionov and agent Don Baizley esting Plan B, although it’ll cost themmake more than $4 million and “I was starting to think about whatbalked after Florida signed unre­ more money. Sergei Fedorov, a restricted free I would do if I didn’t coach,” said stricted free agent Dave Gagner to a Rangers’ unrestricted free agent agent, made more than $4 million Bowman. “I didn’t like the alterna­ three-year deal for $6.9 million. Mark Messier is upset with the last season and is expected to sign tive. I didn’t think I was ready for Larionov had also maintained Rangers because he feels it’s not a again for at least that much. retirement. Bowman’s return would go a long priority for them to sign him. He said “Certainly when it comes to Mark “My problem has never been with waya toward ensuring the return ofhe’d shop his services to other teamsMessier, a lot of teams are interested, contract or a money issue.” the veteran center. With Bowman and early this past week, the Wings us included” said Holland. “But in “I guess I would say a general man­signed, Larionov’s return semed evengot a call from Messier’s father Doug, this day and age, you have to run a ager works with his coach,” said more likely. who acts as his son’s agent. team within a budget. With what Holland. “It doesn’t matter who the Vancouver has also been interestedMessier made $6 million last sea­ we’re doing, it would be difficult to coach is. When you have a coach withbut .Larionov, 36, said his top priorit}'son and was offended by a one-yearadd a player like Mark Messier. the wealth of hockey experience he was remaining with the Red Wings. offer from the Rangers for less than “Because of salary, even though he has it’s even more so.” “We’re getting closer and hopefully$4 million. would add a lot to our club or any With Bowman in the fold, not coin­we’ll be done in a couple of days,” It’s an intriguing scenario for club for that matter, our first priority cidentally, it also appeared the WingsLarionov said after Thursday night’sDetroit but probably not possible. remains to sign Igor Larionov.” JULY 20, 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 37 couch potato time Sunday wrap Secretary Miller shipshape sailor SUNDAY 9:30 a.m.Golf, British Open, final ong before she became The first boat could finish late round, Channel 7. Looking ahead 1 p.m. Auto racing, NASCAR Pennsyl­ involved in enforcing the tonight or early Monday morning. vania 500, TBS. S u n . M on. Tue. Wed. Thu. Fri. Sat. state’s license plate and boat Miller, capable of handling any job 1:30 p.m.Auto racing, CART Molson 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 registration laws, Candice on the boat, was part of the first all­ Indy Toronto, Channel 9. At 3 p.m. TEX. on Channel 7. CHI. CHI. CHI. MIL. MIL. LMiller was a sailor. 8:05 7:05 7:05 1:05 7:05 7.-05 female crew to 2:15 p.m.Baseball, Colorado at Chi­ None PASS PASS None PASS None cago Cubs, WGN. f t “I’ve been sail­ sail in a Mackinac 4 p.m. Golf, LPGA Big Apple Classic, 27 28 29 30 31 1 2 ing my whole life,” race, in 1971. final round, Channel 4. CHI. CHI. said Michigan’s 4 p.m. CBS Sports Show, Beach soc­ MIL. TOR TOR. TOR “Actually, we 1:05 8:05 2:05 7:05 7:05 7:05 Secretary of State, cer: United States vs. Brazil, Chan­ PASS 50 None PASS PASS None tried it in 1970 nel 62. who was aboard 4 p.m. Horse racing, Sunset Handicap Home games are shaded but we were and Emerald Handicap, ESPN. Ricochet when it rejected because 4 p.m. Tennis, ATP Legg Mason Clas­ l l | i left the starting we didn’t have an sic, final, PASS. V " ' •• •: . ’ ’ . ' x:. ' line Saturday in 5 p.m. Cycling, Tour de France, C han­AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE able-bodied crew nel 7. Bay-view Yacht (no men),” said 5 p.m. Boxing, Bernard Hopkins vs.East W L Pet. GB East W L Pet. GB Glen Johnson for IBF middleweightBaltimore 57 35 .620 - Atlanta 61 34 .642 - Club’s 73rd Port Huron to Mackinac Miller, 42. “But they let us in the next title, 12 rounds, Channel 62. New York 54 39 .581 314 Florida 55 38 .591 5Island yacht race. “My family was in year. We finished in the middle of the 5 p.m. Golf, Burnet Seniors Classic,Toronto 44 47 .484 1214 New York 52 42 .553 8X final round, ESPN. the marina business. I’ve been pack on a boat called Sayonara. 8 p.m. Baseball, New York Yankees at DETROIT 43 50 .462 1414 Montreal 51 42 .548around 9 boats since I was a kid.” Boston 42 52 .447 16 Philadelphia 27 65 .293 3214 “The first night was a breeze. But Milwaukee, ESPN. This is Miller’s 21st Mac. She’ll the next night, about four o’clock in MONDAY Central W L Pet. GB Central W L Pet. GB Cleveland 50 38 .568 - Houston 48 48 .500 - crew for Dennis Turner on the 40-footthe morning. I kind of hit the wall. 1 p.m. Baseball, Los Angeles at Atlan­ Chicago 47 46 .505 514 Pittsburgh 47 47 - ta, TBS. .500 custom Ricochet which has won two You have to learn to pace yourself. In 7 p.m. Baseball, Chicago White Sox atMilwaukee 43 47 .478 8 St. Louis 45 49 .479 2previous Macs, one under the late my experience, the race is won or lost Detroit, PASS, WGN, FX. Minnesota 41 52 .441 1114 Cincinnati 4251 .452 41i 8:30 p.m.WNBA, Phoenix at Sacra­Kansas City 37 53 .411 14 Chicago 39 56 .411 8X Henry Burkard in 1976, and again on Sunday night.” mento, ESPN. West W L Pet. GB West WL Pet. GB under Turner in 1987. Miller’s father, Don Snider, is sail­ TUESDAY Seattle 53 42 .558 - San Francisco 5441 .568 - The fleet of 284 yachts left the ing in the race, as is her brother, 1 p.m. Baseball, Atlanta at Chicago Anaheim 52 42 .552 14 Los Angeles 5045 526 4 starting line in Port Huron Saturday. Gary, and brother-in-law, Dave Cubs, doubleheader, TBS, WGN. Texas 46 47 .495 6 San Diego 44 51 .463 10The bulk of the boats, including 7 p.m. Baseball, Chicago White Sox atOakland 40 57 .412 14 Colorado 44 52 .458 m Askew. Miller’s father and brother Detroit, PASS, WGN. Ricochet, will sail the longer 259-nau-are both Bayview members. WEDNESDAY tical mile course around Cove Island “I’m an honorary member,” said 2:15 p.m.Baseball, Atlanta at Chica­ Batter G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB AVG. Light off Tobermory, Ont., in northernMiller, who says Bayview produces go Cubs, TBS, WGN. Fryman 88 336 58 98 17 3 14 58 9 .292 Lake Huron and then west to the fin­some of the world’s best sailors. 7:30 p.m. Baseball, Seattle at Cleve­ Hamelin 53 152 22 43 6 0 10 27 1 .283 land, ESPN. ish line at Mackinac Island. The rest “I remember Ted Turner came here 10:30 p.m.Baseball, New York Mets Casanova 56 169 20 47 81 4 12 0 .278 at Los Angeles, ESPN. Nevin 48 119 17 33 11 0 4 20 0 .277 of the fleet, 109 yachts, will sail the one year with his America’s Cup boat Clark 92 330 64 91 16 2 2377 1 .276 short course, a 204-nautical mile THURSDAY Higginson 81 289 51 79 15 115 55 8 .273 to race in our ‘pond.’ He didn’t win 10 a.m.Golf, Seniors British Open,Easley 86 297 60 80 21 1 14 35 18 .269 jaunt up the Michigan shoreline. and he never came back,” she said. first round, ESPN. Nieves 84 269 39 70 16 1 15 51 1 .260 4 p.m. Golf, PGA G reater Hartford Hunter 94 382 65 99 14 4 4 34 48 .259 -PAID ADVERTISEMENT- Open, first round, ESPN. Miller 23 59 9 15 4 0 2 7 1 .254 9 p.m.Baseball, Chicago Cubs at Co­ Walbeck 14 40 5 10 2 0 1 5 2 .250 lorado, WGN. Pride 63 142 21 32 3 4 2 18 6 .225 FRIDAY Cruz 83 238 22 51 15 0 1 22 3 .214 10 a.m.Golf, Seniors British Open,R eed 43 99 6 19 2 0 0 6 3 .192 second round, ESPN. Totals 94 3151 486 821 158 19 115457 104 .261 N oon Golf, USGA Junior National Believe in Steve! Championship, third round andPitcher W L ERA Sv IP H R ER BB SO Steve Fisher, has been the U-M head basketball coach since 1989. quarterfinals, ESPN. Thom pson* 8 6 2.95 0 128.1102 45 42 45 91 2 p.m. Golf, Seniors Franklin QuestJ o n es 2 3 3.02 15 41.2 3619 14 29 40 Steve has always stood for integrity and good sportsmanship as well as Championship, first round, ESPN. M oehler 6 8 4.30 0 113.0 118 59 54 38 63 athletic excellence. It’s time for us to “Wesay, Believe in Steve” on... 4 p.m. Golf, PGA G reater Hartford Blair 8 4 4.44 0 81.0 92 41 40 31 37 Open, second round, ESPN. 24 24 7 p.m. Baseball, Milwaukee at Brocail 1 4 4.66 2 46.1 52 21 28 Detroit, PASS. Olivares 5 6 4.70 0 115.0 110 68 60 53 74 7:30 p.m.Baseball, Atlanta at Cincin­ Sager 2 2 4.86 3 50.0 52 30 27 12 31 July 24, 6-8 p.m. Myers 0 4 5.29 2 32.1 30 20 1917 30 nati, TBS. At the Double Tree Hotel in Novi, 8:30 p.m.Boxing, Orlando CanizalesLira 5 7 5.77 0 92.0 101 61 59 4564 vs. Edwin Santana, featherweights,Miceli 2 1 6.00 1 45.0 45 33 30 25 40 across from the Twelve Oaks Mall. 12 rounds, ESPN. Bautista 2 2 6.41 0 39.1 51 30 28 12 18 9 p.m.Baseball, Chicago Cubs at Co­ Jarvis 0 1 10.98 0 19.2 37 26 24 9 13 MC: MORT CRIM lorado, WGN. Totals 44 50 4.68 22 832.0852 476 433 359 539 Sport Giveaways. U-M Highlight Footage. 9 p.m.WNBA, Los Angeles a t Phoe­ nix, Lifetime. Through Friday, ‘disabled list. Totals include players no longer with team. U-M Alumni Cheerleaders. Live Music. 10:30 p.m.Tennis, ATP Infiniti Open, quarterfinals, PASS. Tigers get fresh arms in trade Great Food. Athletes Autographs. SATURDAY Scheduled to appear:Travis Fryman, Gary 12:30 p.m.Auto racing, ARCA Media It was a good bet that the Tigers would make a Danielson, Tim McCormick, Mark Hughes, Leo One 200, ESPN. From Michigandeal before the July 31 trade deadline. But few fig­ Speedway. Brown, Dugan Fife, Freddie Hunter, Antoine Joubert, 1 p.m. Baseball, Texas at Chicago ured the Tigers would use pitchers as bait. Rob Lytle, Melvm Nieves, Lary Sorensen, Garde White Sox, Channel 2. The Tigers sent starting right-handed pitchers Thompson, Way man Britt, Detroit Tigers, 1 p.m. Golf, Seniors British Open,Felipe Lira and Omar Olivares to Seattle on Friday third round, Channel 7. Detroit Red Wings, Detroit Lions, Detroit 1 p.m. Auto racing, Grand Nationalnight for right-handers Scott Sanders and Dean Inaugural Gateway Race, Channel Pistons & former U-M players. 62. Crow, along with minor league third baseman 2:30 p.m.NFL, Hall of Fame Game: Carlos Villalobos. Silent Auction Minnesota vs. Seattle, Channel 7. A few of the celebrity donors and the items 2:30 p.m.Golf, USGA Junior National Sanders, 28, will start today in Texas. He was 3-6 Championship, semifinals and final,with a 6.47 ERA for the Mariners, who acquired they’ve put on the block are listed below: ESPN. 4 p.m. WNBA, Cleveland at Utah, him in the off-season from San Diego. He was 9-5 Sergi Federov- autographed hockey stick Channel 4. with a 3.38 ERA for the Padres in 1996. President Gerald Ford- autographed golf putter 4 p.m. Baseball, Kansas City at Crow, 24, was 4-2 with a 4.78 ERA and seven Toronto, Channel 9. Ken Griffey, Jr.- autographed baseball 4 p.m. Golf, PGA G reater Hartford saves for Triple-A Tacoma. He had 26 saves for James Earl Jones- autographed Darth Vader Mask Open, third round, Channel 62. Double-A Portland in 1996. Villalobos-, 23, hit .341 4 p.m. Tennis, ATP Infiniti Open, Michael Jordan- autographed basketball semifinals, PASS. Another semifinalwith 11 homers and 53 RBI for Class A Lancaster. at 10:30 p.m. “We are receiving two of the top arms from an Glen Rice- autographed shoes 5:30 p.m. Golf, Seniors Franklin Monica Seles- autographed visor Quest Championship, second round,organization that is very deep in young pitching tal­ ESPN. ent,” said Tigers General Manager Randy Smith. Proceeds from the auction go to C.S. Mott Children’s 7:30 p.m. NFL, Hall of Fame Induc­ Hospital and Special Olympics. tion, ESPN. Olivares, 30, was 5-6 with a 4.70 ERA and will be 8 p.m. Baseball, Chicago Cubs at Co­ a free agent at the end of the season. Lira, 25, was Admission is free but space is limited. Call for ticket information, (313) 961-4930. lorado, WGN. 8:30 p.m. Soccer, New England at 5-7 with a 5.77 ERA. Kansas City, ESPN. - Joe Adams PAGE 38 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL JULY 20, 1997 Lions’ Ross a happy camper Rally in support of By Joe Adams tle’s Walter Jones, the No. 6 pick, as Fisher is premature Journal Sports Editor clients. Schmidt says Parker is wait­ It’s the first training camp for Bobbying to see what the market will bear. HENNING, From Page 40 Ross as Lions head coach but, as “How his situation sits depends on If Fisher and his program are exon­ usual, there’s more talk about whothe players around him,” Schmidt said erated by the university and by the isn’t in camp than who is. That’s espe­of Westbrook. “His agent is using one r NCAA after Michigan presents its cially true when the man who isn’t inplayer to set the rate for the others. findings to the NCAA next month, a camp is Barry Sanders. How (Parker) does influences how celebration for the beleaguered coach Sanders and No. 1 draft pick Bryant he’ll be able to recruit clients next would be understood and in order. Westbrook were no-shows when campyear. Our offer is substantially above But what if things turn out other­ opened Friday at Saginaw Valley what the No. 5 pick got last year.” wise? What if the internal findings State University. Sanders figures to be Ross is in no mood to wait. He wants parallel newspaper accounts of in camp soon, since his agents,to get started on his first camp as NCAA violations? What if a booster Lamont Smith and David Ware, were Lions coach. has, in fact, been greasing players’ in Pontiac last week trying to close a “The offseason preparation has gone palms while Fisher has been account­ deal, The Lions have reportedly well,” Ross said last week. “The guys able for his program’s cleanliness. offered Sanders, who turned 29 on appear to be in pretty good shape, but What if U-M gets hit with heavy Wednesday, a five-year, $27.5-million I haven’t seen them in pads.” sanctions? What if Fisher, as often deal that includes an $11 million sign­ Ross likes the look of his offense, happens when a school is slapped ing bonus. He is in the last year of aespecially tight end David Sloan, who Journal photo by REBECCA COOK with probation, gets fired? contract that pays him $4.2 million. is coming off knee surgery. Coach Bobby Ross is finally going to see Why would people be lining up to “We’re optimistic we’ll get some­ “Sloan looks ready to go,” Ross said.how his Lions look on the practice field. participate in a public - an important thing done, the sooner the better,”“It looks like the rest he had since ourEven if someone becomes available distinction there - demonstration of Lions Chief Operating Officer Chucklast minicamp has helped him. He that could help the Lions, salary-capsupport for a coach whose program Schmidt said. ‘We have every inten­ looks like he has the quickness he constraintshad might prevent them fromfaces many charges and whose school tion of making him a Lion for the restprior to being injured.” making a move. could pay a devastating price for of his career. I see no reason why he There are question marks every­ ‘We’re very tight,” Schmidt said. “It neglect that a head coach must, fun­ wouldn’t have many productive yearswhere on defense, but Ross isn’t surewill be very difficult to maneuver from damentally, be held accountable for? ahead of him.” the Lions will pick up another defen­here on out. We have some flexibility Granted, Michigan has not yet Schmidt wasn’t as certain about sive lineman to fill the void left whenin case we want to do something butbeen tied to any infractions by either Westbrook, putting the onus on Henry his Thomas was waived. not as much as in the past.” U-M or by the NCAA. Neither has agent, Eugene Parker. The Lions have“I think the defensive line will play The Lions will train in Saginaw Fisher - who is entitled to due reportedly offered the draft’s fifth pick better than people expect,” Ross said.until Aug. 7, the day before the Lions’process - been convicted of anything. a six-year, $ 13.8-million deal, but “They’ve got to stay healthy, but theysecond exhibition game, against Cin­ But the investigation should be xParker c l i iv c i a also i o u n hasc i o uaitiiiiuic Baltimore’s o ± c Petert c i can1 be a a pretty g ugood u u group.x xxrx^ I uxx^xxlike their uj.mj.ctu.cinnati m at t ithe i c onvciuuinc. Silverdome. a i i cThe p i c opresea­ c c i - allowed to play out before celebra­ Boulware, the fourth pick, and Seat- Seat­athleticism athleticism and Iand like I theirlike their speed.” speed.”son opener son opener is Aug. is 1 Aug. against 1 against Atlanta. Atlanta.tions, or unbridled displays of sup­ port, are awarded a head coach who, together with his team, stands Steady Labonte passes Gordon in heated points duelaccused amid heavy evidence of some By CChristopher hristopher M. Singer , . Ron Ron Capps, Capps, driving Don “The serious irresponsibility. Journal Staff Writer team, under new crew chief Larry McReynolds, is getting it together. Snake” Prudhomme’sCamaro, will “Steve Fisher’s touched a lot of While the Rainbow Warriors have Never dismiss “The Intimidator” or be looking to repeat his first Funnylives,” said Michael Duggan, Wayne County deputy executive and one of been putting seven victories togetherhis chances for an eighth Winston CupCar victory, which came at the inau­ the rally’s organizers. for their driver, Jeff Gordon, defending points title. gural Gateway race. NASCAR Winston Cup champion After hiringTom Andersonaway Duggan said if charges against Terry Labonte has been quietly pilingToronto on tap from A1 Hoffmanlate last season to Fisher are corroborated, then the up points with consistent finishes. Team Penske’sPaul Tracycontin­ serve as crew chief on his new Funnyrally “is our embarrassment. It does­ Gordon’s poor finishes in the lastues to lead the points battle in theCar operation, Prudhomme fired And­ n’t change my confidence in the fact I two races cost him the points lead and PPG CART World Series, but he might erson when Capps did not qualify fordon’t think he did anything wrong.” allowed Labonte, who has 13 top-10not be on top after today’s Molsonseveral races and was eliminated in Fisher affects people in that way. finishes in 14 races, to claim it. Indy Toronto (3 p.m., Channel 7 andthe first round at those races where he He has, for years, been one of the He now leads Gordon by three 1:30 p.m., Channel 9). did make the field. genuinely pleasant people in college points, 2,497-2,494, going into today’sThe Penske chassis excels on high­Prudhomme called on old friend and sports. The quarrel here isn’t over Pennsylvania 500 at Pocono Racewayspeed ovals in low downforce trim, butmentor Roland Leongto replace personality or citizenship. (1:05 p.m., TBS). seems to be lacking grip in high down­Anderson. Leong took Prudhomme onThe disagreement is that this rally Pocono is a deceptively tough placeforce trim on road circuits. his first national tour in 1965 drivinghas an “Our Steve, Right-or-Wrong” to race. It’s like a 2.5-mile super The 11-turn, 1-784-mile temporaryLeong’s “Hawaiian” Top Fuel dragster. air to it. For all of Fisher’s personal speedway. It’s also like a low bankingstreet circuit in Toronto winds aroundPrudhomme won the season-open­appeal, it seems there’s some ques­ flat track and a road course, but it Exhibition Place on the Lake Ontarioing W internationals and the U.S. tionable judgment in showing sympa­ isn’t any of those things. shoreline. Nationals in Indianapolis driving thethy to a person who, if serious find­ It’s hard to set up a car for three Alex “Zig-Zag” Zanardiis becom­ “Hawaiian.” Reunited after more than ings are corroborated, was at the very different turns and two long,ing one of the more exciting drivers30 to years, the new team quickly gaveswitch during a period of misbehavior wide high-speed straights. Pocono iswatch in Indy car racing. In ClevelandCapps a winning car. that has no excuse or defense. That, for now, is an “if.” No one is hard on gearboxes, clutches, brakeslast Sunday, he won his second tempo­Force’s fiery Fourth and engines. rary street circuit race of the season in saying what will happen until the U- The technical advantages gained byhis Ganassi Racing Reynard-Honda John Force, still without a win in M findings, and the NCAA’s evalua­ running multi-car teams is reflected by just refusing to give up or lose. Funny Car since February, experi­tion of them, are made public. in the Winston Cup points. Meanwhile, Tracy’s teammate,A1 enced more bad luck during a July 4 But if they do prove true - and Hendrick Motorsports teammates Unser Jr., placed fourth in Cleveland,match race in at London Motorsportspast experience in these investiga­ Labonte and Gordon are 1-2 inhis best finish of the season. Park in London, Ontario, Canada. tions suggests that U-M and Fisher Chevrolet Monte Carlos. Roush The supercharger on his Fordshould indeed be fearful - there will Racing’s Mark Martin and Jeff BurtonReunion pays off Mustang exploded, causing a fire. Thehave been more constructive places are 3-5 in Ford Thunderbirds. The NHRA Winston Drag Racingfire burned off his parachutes, causingto have been on July 24 than at a Dale Earnhardt, still winless after series kicks off its annual gruelinghim to run off the end of the drag stripback-patting party for Steve Fisher. 42 races, posted his second straightwestern swing with the Mile-Highinto the safety sand trap. The blaze This is serious stuff. Until the rul­ runner-up finish last Sunday and sitsNationals at Bandimere Speedway in then caused Force’s fuel tank to ings have been made, any applause sixth in points in his Chevrolet MonteDenver. Live final-round coverage explode. is Force was unhurt but thefor U-M’s basketball coach might bet­ Carlo. The GM Goodwrench Plus set for 6:30 p.m. on ESPN2. race car was destroyed. ter be delivered in private. JULY 20, 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 39

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Fisher backers Bowman back jump the gun as coach, but by staging rally Holland’s GM n a pure human-relations basis, there’s not a lot ow we know why Ken wrong with Thursday’s “We Holland has been acting Believe in Steve” rally at more and more like a gen­ Othe Double Tree Hotel in Novi. It’s a eral since July 1, the date show of support for a genial head N when his contract stipulated he basketball coach, Steve Fisher, who’s become the Red Wings’ G.M.

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in charge and under some fire at the That’s because the team announced University of Michigan. on Friday Scotty Bowman will return There will be a lot of dignitaries on as coach - and coach only - on a two- hand, a somewhat curious group that year contract that will pay him includes Travis Fryman of the Tigers; almost $1 million per season. Holland ex-Lions quarterback Gary Daniel­ will continue as GM. Senior Vice son, now of ESPN; and retired WDIV- President Jimmy Devellano will con­ TV news anchor Mort Crim, who is tinue in that role, but he won’t be program emcee. involved in the day-to-day running of Everyone presumably will turn out the hockey operations. to pat Fisher on the back. Quite pos­ “We’re getting away from the com­ sibly, they’ll urge him to ignore news­ mittee. We’ll be running a traditional paper reports about alleged booster setup,” said Holland. “The general payoffs and other assorted misdeeds manager will oversee the hockey within the U-M basketball program. club.” To make this session something Journal photo by REBECCA COOK Bowman’s previous contract called other than a potentially unsettling It took Bubba Trammell a while to get used to being back with the Mud Hens in Toledo.for him to serve the next two years as testimonial to a coach whose team is player personnel director at $150,000 under internal investigation, other per season. Assistants Barry Smith activities are planned. A couple of and Dave Lewis will also return. important charities - Special Olym­ Mike Krushelnyski won’t. pics and Mott Children’s Hospital in 3 for The Show“As far as I’m concerned, it’s no Ann Arbor - will benefit from a silent change from what I did before auction that’s also part of the rally. because I never did the deals without Among items up for bid is, interest­ Toledo prospects t rtalking y to Jimmy and Kenny,” ingly, a “60 Minutes” script auto­ Bowman said. graphed by CBS broadcast journalist to catch Tigers ’ eye Jo e As late as the morning after the and U-M grad Mike Wallace. His OLEDO - When this season A d a m s Wings’ Stanley Cup victory parade, involvement is a bit surprising, began, Mike Drumright was Bowman told owner Mike Ilitch that although a CBS spokesman said Wal­ in Jacksonville, Bubba Tram­ he was finished coaching and was lace signed for charity and was una­ mell was in Detroit and going back to Buffalo to fulfill the ware of a Fisher angle to the event. TFrank Catalanatto had just arrivedSkeldon Stadium to Tiger Stadium. last two years of his contract. He had Beyond auction items, there will be in Toledo after spending spring train­Mike Drumright told Devellano the same thing during a slew of free goodies available ing in Oakland’s camp. the Stanley Cup Finals. But Bowman Thursday, ranging from the custom­ Now they are teammates with the An All-American at Wichita State changed his mind and wanted to ary slices of Little Caesars pizza, to Toledo Mud Hens, the Tigers’ Triple- and the Tigers’ first pick in the 1995 return in the same capacity - coach (we are not kidding) 1,000 Steve A affiliate. Whether they will be draft, Drumright, 23, is the most cele­with player personnel power - he has Fisher Face Fans. teammates a year from now in brated of the three and the Tigers served in the last three seasons, All in all, an interesting party. Detroit is anyone’s guess. have the highest hopes for him. Thedespite Holland’s contract. Maybe one that’s being held a bit pre­ They are all just one step away 6-foot-4, 210-pound right-hander wasBowman was also well aware of maturely. Here’s the rub. from the major leagues, but nobody 1-1 with a 1.57 ERA in Jacksonville,Holland’s contract. That’s what has See HENNING, Page 38 takes the same path from Ned See ADAMS, Page 36 See HARRIS, Page 36