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THE DETROIT It S U N D a Yio U R N a L CONTINUING the STRUGGLE for JUSTICE and CONTRACTS ©TDSJ INSIDE N SI D E: METRO DETROIT TV AND MOVIE LISTINGS SEPTEMBER 20-26, 1998 VOL. 3 NO. 45 75 CENTS THE DETROIT it S u n d a yIo u r n a l CONTINUING THE STRUGGLE FOR JUSTICE AND CONTRACTS ©TDSJ INSIDE OPINION If Ken Starr is a sick w * puppy, what does that make us?P a g e 3. NEWS Loren Estleman, M.L. Liebler, Scott Martelle and others weigh in for our observance of Banned Books Week. P a g e 15. .m & r f f w j j Journal photo by GEORGE WALDMAN up ana awayDoris Reimer and daughter Philina wait for a flight on Northwest’s first day back in the air. Page 2. 888ga8a888aa8MMB88M88MMMBBiMMMMM8B88MM8888MaaMgM8BM8888a8M8^^ SPORTS With Scott Mitchell New hope for peace (above) benched, the Lions go out on a limb Omagh bombing may be turning point for Ireland today with an untestedBy Michael Betzold the bombing in Omagh, a tragedy of Journal Staff Writer rookie.P a g e 32. unspeakable proportions. GALWAY, Ireland — Ancient stone analysis With 29 deaths and 200 injuries, this fences and towering, unruly hedges line was the most destructive incident in Ireland’s narrow, twisting old roads.enjoyed more frequent stretches theof 30-year history of the Troubles and City & State Page 3 Travelers burrow through these tortu­widening vistas. A booming economy,potentially a the most devastating politi­ more globally connected generation of Classifieds Page 26 ous ancestral tunnels like mice in a cally. Coming at a time of rising expec­ maze. In a few spots, the roads emergeyoung people and a less parochial grouptations for a settlement of the long civil Crossword Page 27 onto higher ground, the fencesof and political leaders have helped nudgewar, the bomb was clearly intended not hedges fall away, and breathtakingalong a fragile peace process. But justonly to ruin lives but to wreck the peace Editorials Page 6 panoramas appear. But the improved,when the horizons appear exhilarating,process. Yet it seems to have had the there comes a sudden plunge back into Entertainment Page 9 widened roads last only a few miles opposite effect, unifying the Irish peo­ before the highways descend backthe into tunnel vision of the dark past. ple, North and South, Catholic and Horoscope Page 10 quaint, cramped country lanes. I recently spent three weeks travel­Protestant, as never before. In fact, the Like its slowly modernizing roads,ing throughout Ireland with my family. Sports Page 32 Irish civic life has, in recent years,At the midpoint of our vacation cameSee IRELAND, Page 8 PAGE 10 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL SEPTEMBER 20, 1998 Charlie Kerszykowski NORTHWEST LOCAL 163 Business Manager & Financial Secretary between the lines I.B.E.W. - Local 17 No part of the service we render, nor any job that we perform, shall ever become so important, Supports the that we cannot take the time to do Struggling Newspaper Workers the job safely! and the Sunday Journal Solidarity Forever COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS MICHIGAN OF AMERICA AFL-CIO FEDERATION OF LOCAL 4250/5050 TEACHERS & SCHOOL Steve RELATED PRESIDENT That’s some nice-looking landscaping Tony Ridder has going out in San Jose. The PERSONNEL Supports Newspaper Knight Ridder CEO recently blew out of KR’s longtime headquarters in Miami to AFT • AFL-CIO set up shop in California. 2661 East Jefferson Avenue • Detroit Michigan 48207 Workers in their Struggle U A W L O C A L Bring in da noise! Local 600 ecent lawful demonstra­ work — boarded-up houses deco­ 3 8 7 tions by union supportersrated with polka dots, street signs Jim Hall, President at the Detroit News-Free and other urban flotsam — were Press building have recently the subjects of a docu­ Jerry Sullivan, President, Rforced Freep brass deeper intomentary the shown at the art insti­ Membership, the Officers, Leadership, building and even behind closedtute. doors to interview prospective new Leadership and Retirees Members, and Retirees hires. Gee, anything we can do to‘Mad About’ Pat and A.J. Support The Locked-Out help FP recruiting editorJoe the Forget about the likes of TV support the Grimm Reaper with the Invasion mega headsHelen Hunt and Newspaper Workers. locked-out of the Job Snatchers! Kelsey Grammer. Our very own Pat Cybulski Hartley, a locked- Ww newspaper Disconnect the dots out Free Press staffer, and her “One day lo workers. Detroit MayorDennis Archer too-too cool hubby,A. J. Hartley, Gannett and Kn gave controversial artistTyree were responsible for CBS snag­ Guyton— aka the Prince of ging an Emmy in the continuing Polka Dots, because of his affinitynews story (segments) category. for decorating boarded-up housesPat and A. J. — he’s part of the Martens , Ice, Geary , Klass , r Walter R. M abry with bright round circles — a finalFree Press management team — were featured in a February 1997 Executive Secretary-Treasurer warning last week: Save what you L egghio, Israel & Gorchow, p.c. can of the block-long Heidelberg “CBS News Sunday Morning” seg­ Attorneys and Counselors at Law and the Membership of the Project, because city demo crews ment titled “Freedom of the Representing Unions & Working People MICHIGAN REGIONAL COUNCIL are moving in. “We think they’rePress.” The competition was going to start removing items blown away by the tender and bit­ • Personal Injuries OF CARPENTERS Monday,” a Heidelberg Project tersweet story of Pat and A. J.’s • Workers’ Compensation * m i l s , spokesperson said late last week. life since the newspaper strike • Employee Rights “We are urging the mayor to lookbegan. 1400 NORTH PARK PLAZA at a compromise. ... We’ve already Got good stuff for BTL? Fax us 17117 W. NINE MILE RD. removed 40 percent of the pro­ at 313-964-5554 or e-mail to SOUTHFIELD, Ml. 48075 ject.” Guyton and his whimsical [email protected]. Downriver Office: 8415 ParkAve. Allen Park, Ml 48101 Support (313) 381-0806 Detroit Newspaper Workers horoscope (248) 559-2110 in their labor dispute J Aries (March 21 - April 20) Libra (Sept. 23 - Oct. 22) Life moves a little faster. Think before A different approach is needed if you committing yourself to anything. Don’t are to succeed. Look carefully before you share confidences until you are sure about leap into a new situation. the person. Scorpio (Oct. 23 - Nov. 22) Taurus (April 21 - May 20) Check your facts carefully before mov­ Nothing is going to happen unless you ing ahead with new ventures. An overly make it happen. Set new goals and plan confident attitude could cause big trouble. carefully to reach them. Sagittarius (Nov. 23 - Dec. 20) Gemini (May 21 - June 20) Wait a little longer before making a A slight adjustment in attitude could major change in your life. Someone close change everything. If you are too forceful, to you may do something that hinders it could ruin your plans. your efforts. The Detroit SundCancer (June 21 - July 20) Capricorn (Dec. 21 - Jan. 19) Money, work and other important mat­ You may hear from an old friend with ters are troubling you. Evaluate where special news. A job offer or chance to relo­ you are and the path you wish to take. cate is in the near future. Leo (July 21 • Aug. 21) Aquarius (Jan. 20 - Feb. 18) Your present employment situation may A heavy burden is weighing you down. not be permanent. Improve your skills and Someone could be after something you Hevie Guide resume by taking a class. have; stand your ground and don’t let any­ Virgo (Aug. 22 - Sept. 22) one take advantage of you. If you care about someone, now is the Pisces (Feb. 19 - March 20) Find com plete metro Detroit time to share it. Get your mind off the There is the possibility of a new busi­ unimportant things in life; concentrate on ness venture or partnership. Your perse­ theater listings on Page 18 what really matters. verance will pay off in a big way. SEPTEMBER 20, 1998 PAGE 11 ABC closes gap on NBC at Emmys By Bob Tourtellotte Reuters OS ANGELES — For the second straight year NBC took home the most Emmy awards despite a strong showing by rival ABC, which claimed the most victories in Lmajor categories at the 50th annual Primetime I - i ' ™ Emmy Awards last Sunday. Led by its sitcoms, including “Frasier,” NBC grabbed 18 awards, including a host of honors in secondary categories handed out Saturday by the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. The Emmys spotlight the networks. Sunday’s show, seen by 600 million viewers in 90 countries around the world, ended with ABC walking away with eight awards for a total of 16, giving it a strong boost heading into the fall television season. On Sunday, NBC won six awards; cable network HBO took six awards for a total of 14; and CBS won in four categories for a total of eight. ABC has struggled in TV ratings this year, gen­ erally placing second to NBC among adults 18 to 49, a key group to advertisers. ABC’s awards were led by “The Practice” — a drama series about a big-city law firm — which UPI has struggled to find an audience despite its criti­ cal success. Cast members of “The Practice’' show their outstanding drama series Emmys. Camiyn Manheim, second from left, was In accepting the award for outstanding drama best supporting actress in a drama series. series, Executive Producer David Kelley said manythe best comedy series Emmy for the fifth consecu­most honored network. Notable among its victori­ crew members were offered jobs on other TV showstive year, a record for any comedy or drama.
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