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Comunitario, La Educación, nas escucharon a las ideas del (Continua en la p. 19) humanos en OEA Por NESTOR IKEDA ¡Bienvenidos I-75 WASHINGTON (AP): México planteó el jueves al Raza! nuevo secretario general Livernois W. Vernor Springwells Miguel Angel Rodríguez que nombre a un mexicano en el cargo de coordinador de Salon Unisex derechos humanos de la Organización de los Estados Americanos, informó el canciller Luis Ernesto Derbez. El cargo fue creado por el ex secretario general César Gaviria y lo ejerció desde entonces el estadounidense Peter Kuilter. La función básica del coordinador es asesorar al jefe Marco Capalino, Gus Hoyas, Amy Shore, Lee Arthrell, & Councilman Eddy Edwards de la OEA en asuntos de derechos humanos, pero en la (back row, L-R); Connie Sánchez, Eneida Martínez, & Bob Gay (front row, L-R) at reorganización interna grand opening of Lorain’s Nationwide Agency on Pearl Avenue. See page 19. • dispuesta por Rodríguez la Elizabeth’s Image semana pasada el funcionario 3252 Lorain Ave. Specializing in Make Overs ejercerá en adelante labores Cleveland OH 44113 216.961.4441 HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH: administrativas. Derbez dijo a la prensa Remembering labor leader César Estrada Chávez luego de una larga charla con By Cristina Muñiz Mutchler, OU Journalist Student with labor and civil rights Rodríguez, al término de la In acknowledgement of can labor leader César Estrada issues. As a Latina and fresh- ceremonia en que el ex Hispanic Heritage Month Chávez is an appropriate rec- man at Ohio University presidente costarricense and in appreciation of the ognition. Chávez supported Scripps School of Journal- (Continua en la p. 5) accomplishments made by Mexicans, Mexican-Ameri- ism and recipient of the César our Latino heritage, honor- cans, Filipinos, Puerto Ricans, Chávez (and Martin Luther ing the late Mexican-Ameri- Black and White farmworkers (Continued on Page 4) Tinta ¡El mejor servicio del con Midwest! ¡Ahora también en Detroit! sabor Precios especiales para Siempre cerca de tí! México y Latinoamérica. 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If above the words “Freedumb Associated Press Writer you drag out sombreros and Fighter” hangs on the wall; a SAN DIEGO (AP): Latino Francisco. piñatas to court Latino vot- mini Mexican flag is draped over the sink. leaders and pro-immigrant Mike Wilzoch, San Diego ers—and then forget the nation’s largest minority Because he gets hate mail groups angry over Gov. Arnold director of the Service Em- group after Election Day—the and death threats, he calls this Schwarzenegger’s veto of leg- ployees International Union, cockroach will lash out. his secret bunker “somewhere islation allowing illegal im- which has 30,000 workers But he’ll also try to make in Los Angeles.” migrants to get drivers licenses statewide, said his organiza- you laugh along the way. The Fresno Bee, which pegs are organizing protests and a tion likely would begin pro- The cockroach is Chicano its readership at about one-third national boycott to disrupt tests after the November elec- hipster Cuco Rocha, the main Latino, pulled “La Cucaracha” convention business. tion. However, union leaders character in “La Cucaracha,” after receiving a barrage of pro- Supporters of the bill, said they doubt a boycott the only politically edgy tests from readers who consid- which was approved by the would cause Schwarzenegger Latino-themed comic strip in ered it racist to suggest a roach Democratic-controlled Leg- to change his mind. U.S. newspapers today and one speaks for Latinos. was one of the earliest, running “We’re enjoying a renais- in a growing number of strips In San Diego, where Alcaraz from 1941 to 1985. “Baldo,” sance of comic strips with islature, said the Republican Supporters of the bill argue more editorial than comic. grew up, readers of the Union- nationally syndicated by Uni- heavy political and social governor will pay a political that allowing illegal immi- He’s militant, self-righ- Tribune have objected to his versal Press, is another. bents that hasn’t been seen price for reneging on prom- grants to have licenses would teous and mad. And, through “pro-Hispanic immigrant” Neither is so blatantly po- since the McCarthy era and ises to reach a compromise. improve public safety by re- national syndication on the slant, and urged editors to move litical as “La Cucaracha,” the Korean War,” says Edward They charge that quiring them to know the rules daily funny pages, the cock- the strip into the opinion sec- which is continuing a trend Sewell, associate professor of Schwarzenegger belatedly of the road and obtain insur- roach and his jalapeno-hot tion. But Chris Lavin, the edi- jumpstarted by “Doonesbury.” communications at Virginia added a demand that such ance. Opponents cite security political satire are crawling tor who oversees Union-Tri- Trudeau’s strip won the Polytechnic Institute. licenses be specifically concerns, and say granting li- into millions of homes. bune comics, defended Alcaraz Pulitzer Prize for political Sewell’s contribution to a marked to differentiate them censes would encourage ille- Creator and artist Lalo and his “take-no-prisoners cartooning in 1975. Berkeley forthcoming book on the from licenses held by U.S. gal immigration. Alcaraz uses the roach to lam- style” in a column last year. Breathed captured the same presidential election covers More than 100 other news- award in 1987 for “Bloom citizens and legal residents, a About one-quarter of the bast President Bush, chal- commentary in various comic lenger “Juan” Kerry and pretty papers, including the Los An- County,” another left-leaning strips, not traditional editorial suggestion many said would 26 million to 30 million driv- much anyone else in between. geles Times, Houston comic. cartoons. encourage discrimination ers on state roadways each day Cuco Rocha watches MTV Chronicle and Chicago Sun- But those were exceptions Cutting-edge comics are and persecution. lack insurance, according to “Voto Latino” shows and calls Times also carry “La amid funnies that often have successful because politics has “If this is the posture the the Personal Insurance Fed- whites “gringos.” His thin Cucaracha.” tended to be more benign than become a “spectator sport” governor wants to take, then eration of California, which whiskers tensed, in a recent “I’m showing a non-PC, non- bombastic since the golden age perfect for the funny pages, our community is going to backed the bill sponsored by strip the roach encounters a sugar-coated view of life,” says of politically charged comics says Greg Melvin, who edits be forced to kick it up a Sen. Gil Cedillo, D-Los Ange- Kerry ’04 campaign volunteer the 40-year-old artist. “It’s OK waned in the 1950s. “La Cucaracha” and “The notch,” said Nativo López, les. An estimated 2.4 million surveying ``What’s on the to be bicultural and bilingual Partisan strips disappeared Boondocks” at Universal president of the Mexican people living in California are minds of the Latino voter.’’ and you don’t have to water as news outlets merged, costs Press Syndicate. American Political Associa- illegal immigrants. Looking doubtful, Cuco re- that down for whites.” rose and readers turned to tele- “People are obsessed with plies, ``Most Latinos are Alcaraz says he depicts the vision for information and en- politics—look at Jon Stewart, tion and Hermandad The National Council of against the war.’’ The eager main character as a cockroach tertainment, according to Rod (Jay) Leno, (David) Mexicana, based in South- La Raza (NCLR) said Friday it young aide writes down ``im- from the East Los Angeles bar- Gilcriss, director of San Letterman,” he says. “Comics ern California. would consider canceling its migration.’’ rio as a means of confronting Francisco’s Cartoon Art Mu- had to rejoin the dialogue or López, who led a one-day planned 2008 convention in “The parties ... have a very racial stereotypes head-on. seum. The emergence of politi- become obsolete.” state boycott in December San Diego if a boycott pro- shallow approach to Latinos,” “In México, La Cucaracha cal correctness also made apo- Not everyone has em- over the same issue, said he ceeds, said Lisa Navarrete, vice says Alcaraz, a “disgruntled is a mainstream pop icon, an litical laughs more attractive. braced the return. will organize a national boy- president of the Washington- Democrat” by his own ac- idea about resilience,” he says. Recently, however, the “The funnies are supposed cott to drive conventions based umbrella group of 300 count. “Mariachi music does “Here, it’s a racist epithet. I funny pages have become to make people laugh,” says away from such popular des- organizations. The conven- not make up for an actual plan wanted to make the point that more political. Newer strips Rich Marshall, senior editor tinations as San Diego, Los tion would draw 25,000 to on helping Latino communi- it didn’t have to be.” with a strong point of view of the Fresno Bee, which car- The boyish father of three include “The Boondocks,” Angeles, Anaheim, and San 30,000 people, she said. ties.” ried “La Cucaracha” for more He swivels in a chair in his grew up idolizing Garry Aaron McGruder’s left-lean- than a year before cutting it in Trudeau’s unabashedly liberal ing, racially charged comic May. La Prensa Newspaper Staff “Doonesbury” strip (he jok- about two black youngsters “We expected a negative ingly calls his strip who comment on the world reaction from our conserva- “Doonesbarrio”) as well as po- around them; Bruce Tinsley’s tive readers,” Marshall said. Culturas Publications, Inc. 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Cucaracha.” ``Prickly City.’’ Breathed, who “I’m embarrassed for What began as an alternative discontinued ``Bloom Latinos when we’re so Fletcher Word Senior Staff Writer weekly strip evolved into the County’’ several years ago, unironic, so unimaginative,” Wendy Cuellar Staff Writer daily “La Cucaracha.” also returned to the funny pages he says. “It’s not like ‘Peanuts’ Elisea Alvarado O’Donnell Staff Writer It’s not the first Latino- last year with the Sunday-only means every white person is a Monica Morales UT Correspondent themed comic strip. “Gordo” strip, ``Opus.’’ peanut, you know?” Jennifer Retholtz Graphics Manager & Webmaster Rico Cacographer & Sales Carla Soto Sales Representative La Prensa Lorain & Cleveland Staff Holly Gonzáles Sales Representative Wally Rodela/Rick Keel Distribution Roberta M. Rosa Reportera Culturas Publications, Inc., d.b.a. 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Local Latino and African-American elected officials spent names without giving all members the benefit of being much of last week questioning the commitment of the Lucas completely informed as to how or why the changes were County Democratic Party’s leadership to the unity it hails taking affect. But the changes, The Truth was told by that as being sacrosanct. member, were clearly intended to remove African-American After a week of turmoil and confusion ended much as it elected officials, particularly those who would be inclined began, some party members still wondered who was in and to support Mayor Jack Ford in his re-election bid in 2005. who was out … and for how long. “As soon as we got there,” said the member, “it was The organization’s troubles started with a report in The announced that the new by-laws were ready. A voice from Blade, that the party had revised its membership rolls of the the back immediately said ‘I make a motion to accept the executive committee—the committee that ultimately hands new by-laws.’ My objections were ignored.” out endorsements on candidates for political office. According to this member, the by-laws were passed after By the end of the week, certain elected officials who only one reading and without affording voters the appeared to be off the committee at the start of the week had opportunity to scrutinize changes—a practice the member mysteriously been re-appointed to the list. described as “unusual.” The uproar was actually set in motion several weeks ago The list The Truth received also contained several other when the party scheduled and held its fall meeting for the oddities. For example, even though initial reports indicated central committee at the IBEW Local 8 Picnic Grounds in that non-county wide elected officials were to be removed, Rossford. Prior to the meeting, at least one party elected Toledo City Council members Ellen Grachek, Pete Gerken official, State Representative Edna Brown, had been and Frank Szollosi were still included in the new informed, by other members, that she was no longer a membership rolls. Among other additions to the new list member of the executive committee. Nevertheless, Brown were Ray Kest, Ford’s opponent in 2001, and former Mayor was called by those at party headquarters, she said, to find Carty Finkbeiner—widely rumored to be considering out if she planned to attend the meeting. During the call, another run for the mayor’s post in 2005 and a key supporter Anita López at her recent fundraiser, with Denise she was told that she was still on the executive committee. of the new Democratic Party Chairman Sandy Isenberg when Cubbon, candidate for Judge Joseph A. Flores’ seat in She attended the meeting. she ran to unseat the former Chairman Paula Ross. Juvenile Court, in the background right. López is a candi- It was Brown’s impression at the time that her presence Also left out in the cold were UAW officials who had been date for Lucas County Recorder. Judge Flores passed away was required precisely in order to approve the changes in on the committee during Ross’s tenure and who had last October 17th after a courageous battle with cancer. the party constitution that would enable the leadership to supported Ford in 2001—Lloyd Mahaffey, Bruce In honor of Judge Flores, the National Latino Peace Of- remove her and other non-countywide elected officials. Baumhower and Kenny Smith, as well as Ford lieutenants ficers Association (Toledo chapter) named its annual Those other elected officials would include Toledo City (and City of Toledo employees) Alan Bannister and Megan Awards banquet, which is scheduled for October 7th, in Council members Wilma Brown, Michael Ashford and Karen Vahey. his honor. McConnell, Wade Kapszukiewicz and Robert McCloskey, Elected black officials who had been informed that they Toledo Clerk of Court Vallie Bowman-English, Toledo Board had been removed from the list were incensed. So were of Education members Deborah Barnett, Larry Sykes, Anita Latinos, according to a close source of Louis Escobar, THE HISPANIC/LATINO DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS López, David Welch and Peter Silverman, and Washington president of Toledo City Council. Escobar was kept on the Local Board of Education President Lisa Canales-Flores. list but he was extremely unhappy with the deletions of INVITES YOU TO: When reporting for Sojourner’s Truth, I called Democratic Anita López and Lisa Canales Flores. Party headquarters on Tuesday of last week and requested Said Ashford: “Currently, the new Lucas County MEET THE CANDIDATES NIGHT & the list of names on the newly formed committee, the paper Democratic Party, led by Sandy Isenberg, has systematically VOTER REGISTERATION DRIVE was sent a list that did not include any of the aforementioned eliminated people of color—African-Americans and Thur., Sept. 30, 2004, 6:00-8:00PM names. Latinos—from the opportunity to make decisions in the AT LOCAL 12, 2300 Ashland Ave., According to a member of the new executive committee area of creation of jobs, distribution of wealth, and the whom The Truth contacted after receiving the list, the development of a diverse political landscape. They have Toledo, Ohio meeting at Rossford was held in order to remove certain no respect for people of color.” (Continued on page 15) The Ohio Voterization Project reaches out to

Northwest Ohio voting, he said, by rumors By Fletcher Word, La Prensa Staff Writer that they need paperwork and Bill Faith, executive di- way to reach lower income identification, that they need rector of the Coalition on potential voters, a popula- to own or rent property or Homelessness and Housing tion segment, he said, that that they cannot vote if they in Ohio (COHHIO) and the tends to vote at a rate of only have a felony conviction. Ohio Voterization Project about 15 percent of their eli- Faith did not establish a (OVP), came to Toledo last gibility. goal for voter turnout among week to fire up local agen- He brought material for low-income people that cies and organizations in a the agencies to distribute, he would satisfy his agency. “non-partisan effort to help brought posters and tee- There are so many activists, low-income people get to the shirts, and, above all, he he noted, working to increase polls,” he told his audience. brought the insight that re- voter registration and vot- Faith met with represen- sulted from the focus groups ing this year that the efforts tatives of the Frederick his agency had organized. overlap. Douglass Center, EOPA, “People vote when they have The OVP is focusing this Lagrange Development Cor- something to lose more than election year’s efforts on poration, Ottawa Commu- when they have something Ohio’s eight largest cities. A nity Development Corpora- to gain.” kick-off training event two tion, Vistula Management, Faith advised direct con- weeks ago in Columbus Neighborhoods in Partner- tact and printed material that brought in 140 people from ship, East Toledo Family gets the message across around the state to start the Center, and FOCUS, among quickly about how and why volunteer process to increase others, to offer his group’s to vote. He stressed that low- registration among the state’s assistance in the drive to in- income voters need to be low-income residents, crease voter registration and assured that their votes would greatly exceeding the voting among a segment of have impact on programs that agency’s expectations, said the populace that is typically affect them. For example, Faith. underrepresented at the budget cuts to the federal COHHIO is a coalition of polls. 2006 budget could affect organizations and individu- “What we’re about is em- Section 8 vouchers, educa- als committed to ending powering the people we serve tion funding, Head Start, WIC homelessness. The agency to take back their lives,” Faith and veterans’ medical care, was founded in 1994. said. “We need to get a cul- one such OVP flyer notes. For more information ture of voting going …” For those who have not about the organization’s among low-income people. voted often, if at all, the key voter registration drive con- Faith spent the afternoon is information, said Faith, tact any of the local agencies explaining the work and re- about how easy and funda- listed above or COHHIO at search his group had done in mental the process is. People 614-286-1984 or by email at order to determine the best are often discouraged from [email protected]. Register to Vote! Make your vote count in the 2004 Elections Spiderman loves these webs: www.laprensatoledo.com, www.voceslatinas, and www.grupovidanews.com Página 4 La Prensa Septiember 29, 2004 HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH: Remembering labor leader César Estrada Chávez (Continued from Page 1) César Estrada Chávez was usual, and he began to work In 1952, Chávez became of Guadalupe); she was their and it was not uncommon to King and Rosa Parks) Scholar- the second child of Librado full time. employed at the CSO for $35 reminder of faith and protec- find tiny cardboard shacks ship Award, I pay tribute to him and Juana Chávez born on After returning from his US dollars a week, later becoming tion for those in the union. occupied by families. Some of and the farmworkers who con- March 31, 1927, in Yuma, Ari- Navy duties in 1944, Chávez Executive Director of the CSO Police tried to stop the protest, the buses then transported tinue to feed America. zona. His parents moved from again began working in the in 1958. He quit his job to but they were powerless, and migrants to the fields proved So who was César Chávez, Chihuahua, México and fields. Later he met and mar- become a full-time organizer that was when Chávez dis- to be unsafe. In one incident, anyway? If I were to pose this bought a ranch, store, and pool ried Helen Fabela. When he and unionizer in the early covered the power of a march nineteen workers were question to a group of students, hall near Yuma, Arizona. Af- moved his family to Sal Si 1960s. Chávez, his wife, and and rally. killed. This catastrophe pro- chances are they would recog- ter the Depression the family Puedes, a San Jose barrio, eight children moved to Historically, the UFW’s voked Chávez to state in an nize his name, but may not lost their ranch and they ven- which literally translates to Delano, California, and most successful boycotts were interview, “This tragedy hap- know exactly the impact he tured west, where they found “leave if you can,” he met his worked the grape fields just to the grape boycott, specifically pened because of the greed of made in our society. But for work as migrant farm workers, future mentor, Fred Ross, a rep- survive. Starting off with because by 1974, there were the big growers, who do not many, this labor leader was a picking any and every kind of resentative of the Community $1200, Chávez started a new more than 17 million U.S. citi- care about the safety of work- hero who not only changed crop imaginable. The horrible Service Organization (CSO). union specifically for farm zens who stopped buying ers and expose them to great lives, but changed history. working conditions and long, Fred Ross approached Chávez workers. He met Protestant both grapes and Gallo Wine. dangers when they transport Perhaps after learning more grueling days of hard work was for a meeting, wanting to make minister Jim Drake, who A major concern and health them in wheeled coffins to the about him you will look at maybe what prepared Chávez things better for the poor Mexi- worked with the Migrant Min- factor stemmed from pesti- field.” strawberries, tomatoes, pickles, for the many battles and cans in the barrio. But what istry, and together they started cides. Thousands of migrant The union knew that they cucumbers, lettuce, potatoes, struggles he would encoun- was unusual about Ross was the National Farm Workers workers were exposed though must continue to help protect melons, and oranges, differ- ter. He learned first hand the that he spoke colloquial Span- Association, or the NFWA, the spraying and inhaling of and empower the poor migrant ently and wonder who helped horrific experiences of being a ish, not the Castilian Spanish later to become the United Farm pesticides each year. Large workers. But boycotting was put those foods on your table. migrant farm worker. still taught in schools today. In Workers (UFW). doses could kill an adult in not Chávez’s only option. Fast- César’s effective command While in elementary an interview years later, One of the NFWA’s first minutes, while small doses ing brought the UFW and its made him legendary and in the school, he and his family lived Chávez said, “In those days major projects was the famous could also damage the brain cause attention from the media same company as great leaders in a kind woman’s yard for a when a gringo wanted to see grape boycott. This major crop and nervous system. Eventu- and the general public by ac- like M.K. Gandhi and Martin short time because they you, it was something special; in California was associated ally in the late 1980s the U.S. knowledging César’s refusal Luther King, Jr. His coura- couldn’t find nor afford hous- we never heard anything from with some of the worst work- took a stand on this issue and to eat on account of injustice. geous, compassionate, and ing. Chávez’s least favorite whites unless it was the po- ing conditions known at the the Environmental Protection On March 10, 1968, after his humble demeanor helped field jobs were thinning let- lice.” time and the union represented Agency deemed grapes first 25-day fast, Chávez and transform social, economic and tuce and sugar beats with a As Chávez became more the grape workers. In 1965, the sprayed by pesticides as po- Senator Robert Kennedy made political changes for all of us. short-handled hoe, forcing involved with the CSO, he NFWA entered the grape strike tentially hazardous. national awareness as they Chávez’s life started off as a workers to bend over literally began to realize that the dis- on September 16. They began Conditions are and always shared a piece of bread, blessed simple one, soon to be followed all day. In his autobiography, crimination he endured in his a protest march on March 17 in have been rough for migrant by a priest. by a life of struggle, hardship, Chávez commented, “That’s life was wrong. César began to Delano that ended on April 11 farm workers—they live and Prior to this triumph, Mar- and endurance. Maybe this is the first thing I think of [when rebel in his own little ways, in Sacramento, to demonstrate work in surroundings few other tin Luther King, Jr., a friend of what made him so successful I see lettuce], some human be- such as making a point to sit in their disappointment in the U.S. residents would accept. Chávez’s, sent him a message —his ability to endure and ing had to thin it. And it’s just the white section of the movie grape growers. There were ten Inadequate housing and trans- in a telegram reading, “Our overcome any obstacle that life like being nailed to a cross.” theater. When he was asked to thousand people rallying be- portation forced workers in separate struggles are really threw his way. It is fair to say Chávez attended more than 30 move to the Black, Mexican, hind a banner of La Virgen de California to sleep on cliff sides one, a struggle for freedom, for that Chávez impacted the agri- schools where teachers were and Filipino section, Chávez Guadalupe (The Virgin Mary in dug out coffin-shaped caves (Continued on Page 9) cultural labor movement by or- neither friendly nor helpful, refused, was taken to jail, and ganizing and unionizing the and speaking Spanish meant a received a warning. During farm workers, fighting for their smack on the hand. When this time it wasn’t uncommon EL CENTRO TO HOST DINNER rights, and pushing for fair César graduated from the 8th to see signs reading, “No dogs & DANCE/BAILE working and living conditions. grade, it was considered un- or Mexicans allowed”. El Centro de Servicios Sociales, Inc is celebrating 30 years of serving the Lorain community. El Centro is a bilingual/multi-cultural social agency in Lorain County offering services such as Money Manage- ment, Employment programs, Senior programs, Youth If it has Programs, Hispanic Family Violence Prevention Pro- gram, Information and Referral. The agency is lo- cated at 1888 East 31st Street, Lorain, Ohio 44055. Its anything to do executive director is Victor L. Leandry. Victor L. Leandry . El Centro Dinner/Dance Gala Celebration with money . . Date: Saturday October 9, 2004 Time: 6:00 PM to midnight Location: Lorain Party Center 2501 Leavitt Rd. We can help. 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Sin Los chistes de la semana Tanto se ha hablado de estos Las mas pegajosa: El Za Za, embargo, de lo que la Estaba la mamá de pepito escandalosos premios no Za cantante no se percató, es que chismorreando con las vecinas,en eso llega pepito solo por las locas Deportes: a estas plazas usualmente son Deportista de Alta Tensión: gritando: nominaciones que tienen invitados varios cantantes, -Mamá, mamá, mi papá se como la canción mas Ana Guevara así que lo del “lleno total” quiere aventar de la pegada; que rico se mueve Novato de año: Julio César pudiera deberse a otros ventana- y la pareja mas pareja entre Chávez interpretes y no sólo a la La mamá le dice: Deportista Alto Voltaje: Alex -Dile al tonto de tu papa otras, si no que estos guapa novia de José Miguel que le puse cuernos no premios han dado mucho de Rodríguez Figueroa. ¡Así cualquiera! alas. que hablar por la grandes Encontronazos clasicos: 3. El cantante mexicano sorpresas que tuvierón. Chivas vs. América Yahir lanzó su nuevo sencillo Estaba una vez Pepito vendiendo huevos afuera Claro, pues, todo mundo se Me pongo la camiseta de… “Te amaré”, el cual se NY Yankees de la iglesia y de repente moria de ganas por saber desprende de su segunda sale el padre y grita: quienes serian los Imagen y Moda: producción musical titulada -Saquen a ese niño de los ganadores; pues, aqui en Quiero vestir como ella: “Otra historia de amor”. huevos.- Carla’s Corner se los Jennifer López 4. Madonna, de 46 años, dio Y dice Pepito: Esta Buenisimo: Chayanne -No mejor de las orejas tenemos: Carla Soto por concluido ese capítulo ¿no?- Cine: Mejor estilo: Chayanne espiritual ya que el próximo Que actorazo: Gael García Chica que quita el sueño: verdad se vestierón con por culpa de su acusadora fin de semana actuará en una Se encuentra un borracho Pelicula mas padre: Shrek 2 Thalia arbolito de navidad. Karina Yapor y Gloria Trevi discoteque de Ibiza, en a un cura dice: - Disculpeme ¿es usted el Actriz que se robo la Cultura Pop: Y las mas sexy de la noche aseguró que no guarda España, durante una fiesta Mi idolo: Thalia fuerón Amelia Vega y Sofia rencor tras casi cinco años que aparta a la mujeres del pantalla: Yadhira Carrillo que se ofrecerá por el fin del mal? Música: Torrido Romance: Myrka Vergara. entre rejas y que está verano, según el diario local - Si, hijo mio. La pareja mas pareja: Dellanos y Luis Miguel Y el Blink Blink de la noche dispuesta a “comerse el “The Mirror”. - Pues aparteme dos para el Juanes y Nelly Furtado En la mira de paparazzi: se la llevo Kate del Castillo, mundo”, ahora que salió del 5.La actriz española sabado. Me muero sin ese CD: De Jennifer López Y Marc y quien si supo como vestirse penal de Chihuahua. Penélope Cruz se incorporó en la pego fue Barbara Llega un borracho a su casa Viaje Sin Bandera Anthony 2. Ninel Conde arremete la vípera al rodaje de la cinta y le dice su mujer: “Me Que rico se mueve: Y como siempre hay quien Bermudo. contra una revista de “Las Bandidas”, que dirigen prometiste que no te ibas a Chayanne no se sabe vestir aqui le va farándula donde se había los noruegos Joachim volver a parar en una cantina”, para lo que el Lo mas retocado: El Za, Za, quien de plano no la hizo: Las 5 de la farándula dicho que ella no llenaba Roenning y Espen Sandberg, Que estaban pensado Declararón inocente a Gloria estadios ni palenques borracho le contesta: “Y lo Za y que desde la semana pasada estoy cumpliendo al pie de Voz del momento: Paulina Aracely Arambula y Trevi depues de haber estado cantando. Según ella, lo se lleva a cabo en los la letra: entro a gatas y me Rubio Jennifer Peña porque la por casi 5 años en la carcel que dice esta publicación es Estudios Churubusco y el sacan cargando.” Juez declara inocente a Gloria Trevi y ordena su liberación Por FEDERICO GUEVARA CHIHUAHUA, México dijo Ruiz. (AP), sept. 22: Un juez “Mis sentimientos son mexicano determinó la noche enfocados en la gente” que le del martes retirar los cargos prestó ayuda, dijo Trevi. por violación, secuestro y El fallo puede ser apelado corrupción de menores contra en los próximos cinco días, dijo la cantante mexicana Gloria el juez. Trevi y ordenó su salida de Trevi, las ex coristas y su ex prisión. apoderado Sergio Andrade Luego de más de un mes de fueron acusados en 1998 por considerar el caso, el juez los padres de Karina Yapor— Javier Pineda falló que no una joven originaria de esta había evidencias suficientes ciudad norteña y quien también en contra de la cantante de 36 había sido parte del grupo—de años y dos de sus coristas. los delitos de violación, Hubo muestras de júbilo secuestro y corrupción de cuando Pineda falló en favor menores. de la inocencia de la también Yapor ratificó actriz. posteriormente la acusación. Pineda leyó su decisión En una entrevista televisiva ante una celda en la corte en la antes de que el juez leyera la cual se encontraban Trevi y sentencia, Yapor dijo que todo Gloria Trevi con hijo Maria Raquenel Portillo. La indicaba que serían absueltas y segunda corista, Marlene señaló que lo más probable es extradición. Durante ese Calderon, estaba en la sala, que apelará el fallo. período, Trevi se embarazó y pero no detrás de las rejas. Segura de que serían dio a luz en prisión. Exámenes Vestiga de blanco y con declaradas inocentes, Yapor genéticos determinaron que una amplia sonrisa, Trevi dijo a la televisora TV Azteca el bebé era de Andrade. saludó a un grupo de reporteros que era “una verg Juenza Trevi fue extraditada a que esperaba entrevistara an- internacional... una injusticia México en diciembre del tes de salir de la prisión Aquiles dentro de la justicia”. 2002 y unos meses después Serdán, de esta ciudad del norte Trevi, las ex coristas y ocurrió lo mismo con Portillo. de México. Andrade han sido señalados Andrade fue extraditado a “Estoy feliz, no lo puedo como responsables de abusar finales de noviembre del 2003 creer todavía, pero lo que se ve de las adolescentes que se y aún enfrenta un proceso no se pregunta. En la mañana incorporaron a su grupo para penal. y durante el transcurso del día recibir educación musical du- A diferencia de los me sentía como que estaba en rante la década pasada, aunque anteriores, Calderón fue una película del oeste la única denuncia formal fue la arrestada en la ciudad de antigua... con la soga en el de Yapor. México en 1999, aunque cuello esperando a que me Cuando las autoridades después de pasar un año en ahorcaran o que llegara el va- descubrieron que el grupo había prisión fue liberada bajo quero a salvarme”, dijo Trevi abandonado a un niño en fianza. a The Associated Press. España en 1998, Trevi, Portillo En agosto pasado, en la A pesar de las fuertes lluvias y Andrade desaparecieron, última audiencia en el que inundaron las calles iniciándose una cacería por proceso en su contra, Trevi cercanas, decenas de fanáticos toda Latinoamérica. había pedido esperaron por horas la salida Trevi fue detenida en enero “humildemente” al juez que de la cantante. del 2000 junto con Andrade y la absolviera de todos los La madre de Trevi, Gloria Portillo en Río de Janeiro, cargos. Ruiz, dijo no haber tenido la donde vivieron durante más de “Pido humildemente se menor duda de que su hija un año luego de escapar de me absuelva de todas y cada regresaría a los escenarios. México para evitar su una de las acusaciones por las Trevi había escrito varias aprehensión. cuales enfrento este proceso. canciones en prisión y se Los tres fueron transferidos Gracias”, dijo entonces la esperaba que firmara un nuevo a una cárcel de Brasilia, desde cantante, quien también dijo contrato en unos cuantos días, donde intentaron evitar su que confiaba en la justicia. • ¡e-Prensa! Over 2,500 subscribers receive the digital version of La Prensa every week gratis. Email [email protected] to subscribe • Septiembre 29, 2004 La Prensa—Deportes Page 7 Puebla empató 1-1 con Chiapas y sigue invicto TUXTLA GUTIERREZ, El defensa de Dorados, Atlas a los 81 y 90 minutos. México (AP): Un gol de Jair Andrés Orozco, marcó un Christian Valdez hizo el otro García a dos minutos del final autogol a los 17 minutos. a los 54. Jhonny García le aseguró el sábado al Puebla Después el argentino Damián descontó por Chivas a los 89. un empate de 1-1 con los Ariel Alvarez y Rafael Valdez marcó con un Jaguares de Chiapas y de paso Márquez anotaron los goles cañonazo desde unos 20 se mantuvo como único de la victoria del Morelia a los metros, después de Pinho se equipo invicto en siete fechas 39 y 52 minutos. lució anotando con un vistoso del torneo Apertura 2004 del Jared Borgetti y Martín remate de “chilena” a pase de fútbol mexicano. Andrizzi marcaron los tantos Juan Pablo García. El brasileño Un autogol de Adrián de los Dorados a los 5 y 63 cerró la cuenta con tiro de Sánchez a los 39 minutos había minutos. derecha. puesto en ventaja de 1-0 a los Morelia jugó los últimos García marcó con remate Jaguares, pero García acertó un 26 minutos con diez elementos de cabeza. tiro penal a los 88 para igualar. por la expulsión de Julio César Atlas empató en once Puebla encabeza con 15 García. puntos al Guadalajara y al puntos el Grupo 2, mientras Morelia suma ahora cinco Toluca, todos en el Grupo 2. que Chiapas sumó su noveno puntos en el fondo del Grupo En el último cotejo del punto en el Grupo 3. 1. Los Dorados se quedaron sábado los Rayos del Necaxa Veracruz, que visita el con ocho en el mismo grupo. golearon 4-1 al América, con domingo al Pachuca, encabeza En tanto, los Rayados de quien debutó el técnico Mario el Grupo 3 con 15 unidades. Monterrey sumaron su cuarta Carrillo que a media semana Veracruz es único conjunto victoria del torneo al superaron sustituyó al entrenador que en la fecha puede superar 1-0 al Santos Laguna. argentino Oscar Ruggeri. en puntos al Puebla. Pierre Ibarra marcó con El brasileño Alexandre En otro encuentro de los remate de cabeza el solitario Alves marcó dos goles por seis programados para el gol del encuentro a los 86 Necaxa a los 21 y 23 minutos. sábado, Toluca igualó 1-1 con minutos. El brasileño El peruano Juan Reynoso hizo los Tecos de la UAG. Argemiro Veiga puso el pase el tercer tanto de los Rayos a Shown above is Latinos playing Fremont last Sunday at Schneider Soccer Complex Toluca se puso adelante desde un costado. los 47 y Marco Capetillo cerró in Toledo. Latinos won, 2-1, placing them in the Championship game on Oct. 3, at con un gol en tiro penal del Monterrey trepó al la cuenta a los dos minutos de 1:30PM, against Toledo Sports Club. This will be a rematch from last year’s Champion- paraguayo José Saturnino segundo lugar del Grupo 3 al tiempo de reposición. ship game, where Toledo Sports Club defeated Latinos, which will be seeking revenge. Cardozo a los 28 minutos, pero sumar 13 puntos. Santos La- El argentino Claudio A consolidation game for third place will begin at 11:00AM between Fremont and Dep. los Tecos empataron con otro guna se quedó con siete puntos “piojo” López descontó por Monroe. Sergio Angel is the ball carrier in the bottom photo. Pictured above (top penal acertado por Juan Pablo en el mismo grupo. el América a los 66. photo) is Fremont, prior to its game with Latinos last week. La Liga de Las Americas is Rodríguez a los 64. Por la noche, Atlas superó Necaxa llegó a nueve a soccer league comprised of twelve teams, eleven of which are predominately Latino, Tecos encabeza el Grupo 1 3-1 a las Chivas de puntos y salió del fondo del from cities such as Adrian, Monroe, Wauseon, Fremont, and Toledo. con once puntos, mientras que Guadalajara en el clásico de la Grupo 3. Por su parte, América Toluca con la misma cantidad ciudad de Guadalajara. El se quedó con siete puntos en el participa en el Grupo 2. partido se jugó bajó lluvia pero Grupo 1. La Liga de Las Americas Por su parte, Morelia con unos 60,000 espectadores La jornada se completa el consiguió su primer triunfo en el estadio Jalisco. domingo con los partidos: Semi-Finals (played at Schneider Soccer Complex) Sept. 26, 2004 del certamen al superar 3-2 a El brasileño Robert de Pumas-Cruz Azul, Atlante- Equipo Score Equipo Horario los Dorados de Sinaloa. Pinho marcó dos goles por el Tigres y Pachuca-Veracruz. Fremont 1, 2 Latinos (winner) 11:00AM Torneo Cuadrangular de Fútbol Latino Toledo S. Club 2, 1 Dep. Monroe 1:00PM Organizado por Finals To be played at Toledo Technology Academy (formerly DeVilbiss La Liga de Fútbol Las Americas de Toledo, Ohio HS, at 3301 Upton Ave., Toledo) Oct. 3, 2004

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• The Best Mexican Food: Mi Hacienda • 3302 Glanzman Rd. • Happy Hour, 2PM-6PM • Mi Hacienda • 419.380.0411 • Página 8 La Prensa Septiembre 29, 2004 García Bernal y De la Serna impactados por el viaje del Che Por SIGAL RATNER-ARIAS muestra cómo el viaje La producción además le años”. NUEVA YORK (AP): despertó la conciencia so- dio a Granado, quien hoy La cinta muestra cómo Revivir el viaje en cial en los dos jóvenes al ver tiene 82 años y vive en Cuba, Guevara y Granado motocicleta que marcó la las injusticias soportadas por la oportunidad de revivir su cambiaron el lugar con su vida del “Che” Guevara y un los desposeídos en los países odisea al acompañar al visita. A su llegada, los amigo fue una experiencia que recorrieron. Y los actores equipo durante el rodaje, enfermos estaban aislados al transformadora para los aseguran que a ellos también sirviendo de gran apoyo tanto otro lado del río y no estaba actores Gael García Bernal y les cambió la vida. para los actores como para la permitido acercárseles sin Rodrigo de la Serna. La cinta narra “la historia película. “Siempre nos daba guantes, pese a que su “El estar en contacto con de dos jóvenes que parten en informaciones precisas para enfermedad no era la naturaleza en el Cusco y en un viaje de aventuras a través trabajar”, dijo el realizador. contagiosa bajo medicación. Temuco fue modificador. La de un continente Para Salles, las escenas más Guevara y Granado cosmovisión desconocido, y este viaje de difíciles fueron las filmadas decidieron romper las reglas latinoamericana ganó descubrimiento se convierte en San Pablo, Perú, donde y no sólo trataron a los profundidad en mí”, dijo De también en un proceso de muchos residentes actuaron pacientes sin guantes, sino la Serna, de 28 años. autodescubrimiento”, ha sin ser actores profesionales, que jugaron al fútbol y “También adquirí cierta dicho su director, el brasileño y donde decidieron salirse un compartieron con ellos como espiritualidad que no tenía”. Walter Salles, quien poco del guión para hacer amigos. García Bernal, por su aprendió español con el tomas más bien El cumpleaños del Che parte, dijo que a nivel per- único fin de hacer el filme. documentales. coincidió con su estadía en sonal creció después de “Desde el inicio la idea Quizás éste también fue el San Pablo, y el joven decidió Gloria Trevi regresa a su interpretar al Che, y sobre fue ser lo más fiel posible a sitio de mayor impacto para que quería festejarlo del otro ciudad natal, proyecta viaje todo después de vivir su viaje los libros y al espíritu de los viajeros originales, y lado del río, con los enfermos. en carne propia. Se lanzó a cruzar las aguas a EEUU Angel Gabriel. esta aventura que acabó donde ellos a su vez dejaron Los fiscales acusaron a la “Compartimos nuestra transformando las vidas de su más profunda huella. Allí nadando en la oscuridad, Por OLGA R. RODRIGUEZ estrella de 36 años, dos cantantes propia experiencia con los estos dos jóvenes”, dijo pasaron tres semanas desafiando su asma, y logró MONTERREY, México de sus coros y su apoderado, personajes”, dijo el astro Salles en una rueda de trabajando en el leprosario su cometido. (AP), 23 sept.: La estrella pop Sergio Andrade, de atraer a mexicano de 25 años. prensa, explicando que la local como médicos Para García Bernal, la mexicana Gloria Trevi, recién jóvenes aspirantes a artistas a su Para interpretar a Ernesto “Diarios de motocicleta” se voluntarios. cinta lleva a una pregunta excarcelada de una prisión comitiva para luego abusar Guevara en “Diarios de rodó en secuencia y en la “Fue increíble ver que obligatoria: “¿De qué lado de Chihuahua, regresó el sexualmente de ellas. motocicleta”, García Bernal mayoría de los lugares algunos leprosos que aún del río quieres vivir?”. jueves a su ciudad natal para El martes, el juez Javier aprendió a hablar con acento legítimos del viaje original están vivos recordaban a De la Serna, por su parte, recibir una ferviente acogida Pineda dictaminó que no argentino, leyó todas las para “vivir en la piel lo que Alberto”, relató De la Serna. expresó que éste “es un viaje por parte de docenas de afi- había pruebas suficientes biografías posibles del Che, los personajes vivieron hace “Se reencontraron en la épico que todos deberíamos cionados y un enjambre de para declarar culpable a Trevi su obra, lo que él leía en esa 50 años”. filmación después de 50 hacer”. periodistas que siguieron sus y a sus coristas María época, las cartas que escribió movimientos paso a paso. Raquenel Portillo y Marlena a su madre y a su novia, viajó Los vehículos trans- Calderón. Andrade es misores de televisión se enjuiciado por separado. a Cuba a conocer a sus DAVE WHITE alinearon frente a la catedral, Entre tanto, el procurador amigos, familiares y donde Trevi y su familia se general del Distrito Federal, conocidos, mejoró su estado proponían asistir a una misa de Bernardo Batiz dijo el físico y aprendió a montar AUTO CREDIT acción de gracias por su libertad. miércoles que la Trevi motocicleta. Las telemisoras trans- todavía debe responder a dos De la Serna, un argentino mitieron en directo la escena demandas penales en la que encarnó al amigo y BUY HERE - PAY HERE en que Trevi solicitó un Ciudad de México. compañero de viaje de pasaporte en una oficina local. 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The Judge imposed the fields, paid health ben- Church in Toledo, Ohio 1970, Chávez called for a a $10,000 fine, which was efits, unemployment benefits, worked with the Migrant nationwide boycott of later reduced when the court and parental leave to care for Ministry years ago and at- Chiquita bananas and the was reminded that $500 is a sick child or parent for thou- tended the funeral and also Inter Harvest Company. the absolute maximum for sands of farm laborers. led the rosary at an all-night The working conditions his charge. Chávez’s reac- Baldemar Velásquez, vigil held for Chávez. Even under Inter Harvest in Cali- tion was “boycott the hell founder of the Farm Labor though thousands of mourn- fornia were extremely poor. out of them!” Among his visi- Organizing Committee ers paid their respect, includ- It did not take long for tors in jail were widows (FLOC),which was estab- ing Ethel Kennedy and her Chávez’s tactics to work, Coretta Scott King and Ethel lished in 1967 and based in children, politicians, actors Toledo, Ohio, worked side- and celebrities, the funeral because on that same day, Kennedy. After twenty days by-side and supported was simple and humble like the company wanted to Chávez was released pend- Chávez on some labor issues. the man. Father Notter be- negotiate, raising the work- ing case review. Ironically, Velásquez knows first hand lieves that the UFW has con- ers’ wages to $2.10 per hour. four months later the court the toil and success of nego- tinued well after the labor His non-violence approach ruled his conviction uncon- tiating fair labor contracts leader’s death. Chávez’s and methods proved suc- stitutional. Si se puede (Yes since working with his son-in-law Arturo Rodríguez cessful in securing work- you can) became one of the Union. Campbell Company, stepped into his place to ers’ rights and utilizing union’s famous sayings, Heinz USA Company, and continue the struggle. public assistance programs. showing Chávez and the Mt. Olive Pickle Company On August 8, 1994, Another boycott in- workers’ faith in their own understand the Union’s un- Chávez’s widow, Helen, ac- relenting strength. It is by no cepted the Medal of Free- volved the UFW vs. Bud abilities and actions. Cristina Muñiz Mutchler coincidence that Velásquez dom from President Clinton Antle lettuce. Bud Antle, In a 1984 California union has received the prestigious at a White House ceremony. increases strength. His abil- Editor’s note: Cristina is with support from the Team- survey, 83% of workers said “Genius” MacArther Fellow- César’s son, Fernando ity to endure any and all a 2004 graduate of Maumee sters, got a court order to lift that their conditions im- ship Award, México’s Presi- Chávez, stated, “My father challenges proved to be a Valley Country Day School the boycott, and when proved because of a direct dential Aguila Award, hon- chose to live a life of volun- big part of his triumph. César and attends the Scripps Chávez not only impacted School of Journalism at Ohio Chávez refused, he was result of Chávez and UFW’s orary doctorate awards, and tary poverty, and yet I be- University in Athens, Ohio. the agricultural labor move- charged with contempt of efforts. Lettuce workers in too many other honors to lieve his legacy will be rich, Her majors are television court. Chávez’s hearing California can now make up mention. a legacy of nonviolence, a ment by creating the first broadcasting and Spanish. took place on December 4, to $20 an hour, not including After César Chávez’s un- legacy in the spirit of flourishing union for farm She was offered academic workers, but by continuing 1970 in Salinas, California, their benefits, paid vacations, expected death on April 23, Gandhi, Martin Luther King, and leadership scholarships 1993, flags in California’s Jr., and Bobby Kennedy. His to fight and struggle for their at Ohio State University, Mi- with 2000 workers present. and access to medical plans. state capitol building flew at legacy was also that of a rights and their dignity while ami University, and Univer- Judge Gordon Campbell During César’s leadership half-staff. Since then, a state Mexican spirit and soul. His never giving up, and in do- sity of Michigan. She is also took a ten-minute recess and span, the Union helped se- holiday and postage stamp people believe that suffer- ing so Chávez proved to the a published poet, model, and came back with a verdict so cure clean drinking water, rest have been established/is- ing doesn’t cause death, but world that “Si se puede!” actress.

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Project ALBUQUERQUE (AP): WASHINGTON (AP): related deaths were on high- The move is aimed at opening GRAD on For five years running, the Workplace fatalities in the ways—1,350 last year, com- U.S. roads to Mexican trucks University of New Mexico United States rose slightly to pared with 1,373 in 2002. as part of a free trade pact with Oct. 2 has been ranked among the 5,559 last year, with the high- Some 861 truck drivers México and Canada. est number of deaths in the died on the job last year, more The report said the second Project GRAD Lorain’s top 10 business schools na- Walk for construction and transporta- than in any occupation. But most-frequent work deaths first annual tionally for Latinos. Success is Saturday, Oct. tion industries. Latino work- logging workers had the high- were falls, with 691 last year, And this year, Hispanic 2, 2004. Between 10 a.m. Business magazine has put ers continued to have the high- est death rate, with 131.6 per compared with 719 in 2002. and noon, a two-person UNM’s Anderson Schools est on-the-job death rate, the 100,000. Pilots and flight en- Homicides followed, with 631 team of volunteers will go Labor Department said of Management at No. 6 on Latino enrollment, faculty, gineers were second, with a in 2003—an increase from 609 door-to-door to meet with Wednesday. the list. student services, retention rate of 97.4 deaths. The rate for the year before. Still, work- the parents of all 9th In 2002, 5,534 people died “If you look at the de- rate and reputation. truck drivers was 26.7. place murders were down from graders at Southview High on the job—the lowest total School. mographics of UNM, how Those that ranked ahead “Transportation is a dan- a high of 1,080 in 1994. since the survey began in During these visits we’re represented by women of UNM included Stanford, gerous job,” said Bret Stress and anxiety about 1992. The death rate came to volunteers will talk with and minorities, we offer a Yale, New York Univer- Caldwell, spokesman for the layoffs, the transfer of jobs four deaths a year per 100,000 Teamsters union, which rep- abroad and terrorist attacks are parents about the $4,000 unique educational experi- sity, University of Texas- Project GRAD scholarship workers in 2002 and 2003. resents truck drivers and other making the workplace more ence,” business school dean Austin and North Carolina. their children are eligible “American workers remain workers in the warehouse, volatile, said Paul Viollis, Charles Crespy said. Valerie Almanzar has to receive. Parents will safer than they were just a few Because of that diver- undergraduate degrees in parcel and freight industries. president of Risk Control Strat- also be asked to complete years ago,” said John sity, Crespy said students psychology and Spanish He criticized the Bush ad- egies, a risk assessment secu- a brief survey to help Henshaw, assistant labor sec- emerge with a better under- and enrolled at Anderson ministration for pursuing “un- rity company. Project GRAD and retary for Occupational Safety standing of how diverse the after working at a salon and safe policies,” including an On Monday, an unarmed Southview HS develop and Health. work place will be. developing an interest in effort to increase the time that security guard was shot and programs that will better The construction industry meet the needs of students “They’re better posi- business. drivers can work—one hour killed at the Illinois State- had the most deaths—1,126, and their families. tioned to work effectively,” “UNM has a strong sup- more, to 11 straight hours, and house. followed by 805 deaths in the A volunteer orientation he said. port network for Hispanic a maximum of 77 hours over “We need to do a much transportation and warehous- seven days, a 17-hour increase. better job in the United States and breakfast will begin at At the Anderson students,” she said. “There 8:30 a.m. on Oct. 2nd at ing sector. The rules were imposed in of providing a safe work envi- Schools, 19 percent of the are resources, tutoring, Southview HS. Each team When the number of work- December and struck down in ronment,” Viollis said, such as 564 master’s in business computer labs.” of volunteers will be ers in each industry was con- administration students are Crespy said Latinos are court. They also required driv- employers mandating train- asked to walk or drive to sidered, the highest death rate Latino. The graduation rate a significant and integral ers to take at least 10 hours off ing and safety policies. about four homes that will was in the sector of agricul- tops 85 percent, and the part of the student body. between shifts, two more than Latino workers died on the be located within the same ture, forestry, fishing and hunt- placement rate for gradu- Many students are in- before, and reduced the maxi- job more frequently than oth- neighborhood. ing, with 31.2 deaths per ates is higher than 90 per- volved in the Hispanic mum work day from 15 hours ers, with a rate of 4.5 deaths per Over 200 volunteers will 100,000 workers. Mining was be needed to make this cent. Business Students Associa- to 14. 100,000. Last year, 791 Latino next, with a rate of 26.9 per event a true success. Hispanic Business rated tion and the Association The union also opposes an workers were killed at work. 100,000 workers. To volunteer please call business schools nation- of Latino Professionals in administration plan for a two- Whites had a rate of 4.0 deaths Construction’s rate was 11.7, year exemption from U.S. per 100,000 and for blacks, the Project GRAD Lorain wide on total graduate and finance and accounting. office at 440-245-5155. and transportation and safety standards for foreign- 3.7, the Labor Department said. Luchando por la excelencia en las escuelas públicas para todos nuestros niños

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Duties Equal Opportunity, Affirmative Action Employer include filing and retrieval of clinical charts, and Educator. coordination of information release, creating and United Way of Greater Toledo is looking for a full-time closing client charts. Work hours for this position vary TV Production Coordinator: Information and Referral Resource Specialist to support but normally will be Monday through Friday, 10 am to the Community Outreach Services Department. Will 6pm. WGTE Public Broadcasting seeks a dedicated provide information and referral services in-person, by professional for a full-time, salaried position to phone and electronically to the public and community Prior clinical records experience required and ART support operations of the production department. professionals. Assists with activities pertaining to certification is preferred. Send resume to: The position will assist the Director of TV Broadcast maintenance, record keeping, report generation and Services in performing departmental administrative management of United Way’s First Call For Help’s and supervisory duties. The position will also be database. responsible for overseeing the operation of televi- sion production equipment and build studio sets and Bachelor’s degree in Social Work, Computer Science, props, and act as director for WGTE live and live-to- Information Science, Library Science or related field, Human Resources - MRC tape programs. Previous experience in videography or two years of college and comparable work 1425 Starr Avenue and digital editing required. Bachelor’s degree from experience. Ability to understand and apply database Toledo, OH 43605 four-year college or university in a field such as management. Interested candidates should send a Fax 419.693.0768 liberal arts, radio & television broadcasting or jour- cover letter and resume to: Email: [email protected] nalism required; or a minimum of an Associates EOE degree in liberal arts, radio, & television broadcast- Human Resources ing or journalism, and five years related experience and/or training; or equivalent combination of educa- United Way of Greater Toledo Northgate Apts. One Stranahan Square tion and experience is also required. Send your letter A 55 & OLDER Community for persons on fixed and résumé to: Toledo, Ohio 43604 income. Social Events, Heat, Water, Appliances, Fax: 419-246-4614 Human Resources, Drapes, Carpeting included. Call Debbie: (419) 729- P.O. Box 30, E-mail: [email protected] 7118 Mon-Fri. 9-4:30 for details. By: Friday, October 1, 2004 Toledo, OH 43614. EOE/AA/ADA. EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY EOE EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Mfg Flex Tech

DON PABLO’S  Manufacturing facility located west of Sylvania Hot * Cool * Fresh 1$ ' has an open position for a second shift flex-tech. $ ,1( COOKS & * 5 Responsibilities include but not limited to close DISHWASHERS consolidations, pull for various departments, type Don Pablo’s is looking for SRUFDWiORJRSURGXFWRV tags as needed, pull, mark and pack generic ele- dependable & energetic SUHVWLJLRVDPDUFD ments, assist with assembly, testing and packing,  team players. We offer: &ROFKDV‡‡ 6iEDQDV 7RDOODV Cover other shifts with 2 week advanced notice in FT/PT, flexible hrs & a above areas during planned holidays and vacations. GRQHVFROFKDVViEDQDVWRDOODV fun working environment! Apply: 6040 Knight’s Inn &RPLHQ]DWXSURSLRQHJRFLR Please respond by October 8, 2004 with cover Place, Maumee, OH. /ODPD<$VLQFRVWR\SLGHWXFDWiORJR*5$7,6 letter, résumé and salary requirements to Parker CALL LA PRENSA Hannifin Corporation, 16810 Fulton County Rd #2,  Metamora, OH 43540 EOE M/F/D/V ZZZ&ROFKDV,QWLPDFRPZZZZ&ROFKDZZ&ROFKD &ROFKDV,QWLPD& FKDV,QWLPD FRP (419) 870-6565 • ¡e-Prensa! Over 2,500 subscribers receive the electronic version of La Prensa every week gratis. Email [email protected] to subscribe • Página 18 La Prensa Classifieds Septiembre 29, 2004

Journeyman-Maintenance Mechanic- Education Fundraising Findlay, OH A rapidly growing manufacturer, of automotive PROGRAM GRANTS and specialty filter products has an immediate open- COORDINATOR COORDINATOR 2 ing for a Journeyman-Maintenance Mechanic. Must have a Journeyman Card. Responsibilities include Student Affairs Grants Accounting troubleshooting and repairing all production equip- Bowling Green State Office ment, including electrical, pneumatic and hydraulic DIRECTOR OF EMERGENCY University Bowling Green State systems, setting up production equipment. SERVICES/CREST Understanding of industrial electrical systems University The Program Coor- including 240V 3 phase wiring and electrical sche- Oakland Community College is currently accept- dinator is responsible matics. Proficiency in the operation of shop equip- Full-time position. ing applications for the full-time position of Director of for the development, ment; including lathes, mills, drill press. Working Interprets agency, Emergency Services/CREST in the Academic and implementation, and knowledge of welding equipment; mig, tig and stick. state, federal regula- Student Services Department at the Auburn Hills evaluation of Union pro- Excellent mechanical and troubleshooting skills. tions and guidelines. Campus. grams in the Bowen- Must have a 2 year technical degree or demon- Interprets grant condi- Thompson Student strated work experience. An understanding of PLC’s, tions. Monitors grants, Minimum Qualifications: Masters Degree pre- Union. The Program ladder logic, injection molding, ultrasonic sealers budgets, expenditures ferred in criminal justice, social science, business Coordinator will assist and robots considered a plus. Competitive salary and requisitions to en- administration, public service or a related field. Seven the Associate Director and benefits. For immediate consideration Email sure items are in com- years progressively responsible experience in public with the development your resume and salary requirements to Gil Travis pliance. Processes in- service administration; includes supervisory, man- of Union programs at: [email protected] or fax to: 330-673-0120 voices, develops and agement, and administrative experience in emer- within the facility and Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/D/V prepares agency finan- gency services. Demonstrated background/experi- external to the facility. cial reports. ence in the delivery of Emergency Services Training. The Program Coordina- Maintenance Technician – Findlay, OH Experience with multi-cultural students and staff tor will work with the Minimum Class Re- A rapidly Growing manufacturer of automotive preferred. Knowledge of principles of management Associate Director to quirements: 3 courses and specialty filter products has an immediate and supervision. Project Management skills. Skill in develop and implement in contract and grant opening for two Maintenance Technicians. Working written and verbal communication. Skill in public collaborative educa- preparation or 300 hrs. knowledge of the following: Plastic injection molding speaking and media relations. Knowledge of current tional, social, cultural, training in proposal writ- equip (preferred), hydraulics and pneumatics, pro- and projected State and National trends and licensing and recreational pro- ing (or 3 mos. exp. in grammable controllers, general industrial electron- requirements in Emergency Services. Knowledge of grams with depart- preparing project pro- ics, electrical experience 120 240 & 480 V A C, and experience with adult learning methodologies. ments and programs posals or preparing con- SPC, computers and software. Journeyman Card or Ability to work as a team player in a multi-cultural across campus. Addi- tracts and grant appli- minimum 2 year degree in technical field required. diverse working environment. (Detailed information tionally, this position will cations); 1 course in Ability to work any shift and provide maintenance is available for this position on the OCC web site at be responsible for col- management (or 3 mos. supervision. Competitive salary and benefits. For www.oaklandcc.edu/humanres) laborating with the Off exp.); 1 course in pub- immediate consideration Email or Fax your resume Campus Student lic relations (or 1 mo. to Gil Travis at: [email protected] or fax to: Applicants must complete an application form. Lounge and Smith exp.); or equivalent. 330-673-0120 Equal Opportunity Employer Applications will be accepted through 5:00 p.m. on Multicultural Lounge. Preferred qualifications M/F/D/V Friday, October 1, 2004. Contact the OCC Job This position co-super- include a bachelor’s Hotline at (248) 341-2023 and refer to vises one graduate as- degree in finance or Social Work Position 04ADMT04-11107. sistant, and supervises accounting; thorough FORENSIC SERVICES PROVIDER student employees. knowledge of MS Ex- OCC is an Affirmative Action/ cel and Access; prior Qualifications: Mas- Forensic Services Provider needed to provide services Equal Opportunity Employer exp. working with ter (MA) degree in stu- to clients who are incarcerated. The responsibilities grants and contracts; dent personnel, higher include identifying current consumers or persons in Coordinator—Intake & Emergency excellent customer ser- education, or related field need of mental health services, providing initial vice skills and the abil- Services required. 1-3 years ex- screening or assessment, and linking and coordinating ity to work in a team perience in each of the environment; strong services. Lucas County Children Services is seeking a following: programming analytical skills and the candidate to oversee the processing and response in a higher education in- Qualified candidates must possess a current Ohio ability to work indepen- to child abuse/neglect reports. Will provide direct stitution, experience license as a social worker (LSW) and have at least dently. $16.04 per hour. supervision of intake staff and night/weekend su- working with diverse one year of experience working with adults with mental pervisors. Requires MSW + 3 yrs. supervisory populations, supervisory To apply for this illness. Send resume to: experience or Master degree in a closely related experience & Student position an employment human services field + 3 yrs. supervisory experi- Union or student activi- application must be ence in a child welfare related area. Knowledge of ties experience. Full- completed and turned labor/mgmt relations, community resources & ser- time administrative staff in to the Ofc. of Human vices, information systems, risk assessment, Ohio position Level 14, Mini- Resources, 100 College Human Resources - FSP child welfare law, budgeting, and program planning mum salary: $35,677. Park Office Building, 1425 Starr Avenue a plus. Must be able to model effective interactions Full benefit package BGSU, Bowling Green, Toledo, OH 43605 and communication skills in cross-cultural situa- available including tuition OH 43403, by 1:00 Fax 419.693.0768 tions. Will utilize computer technology to access fee waiver. p.m., Fri., October 8, Email: [email protected] information & produce reports. Please send 2004. (http:// EOE résumés by 10/1/04 to: To apply: submit let- www.bgsu.edu/offices/ ter of application, résumé, ohr) Ph: (419) 372-8421. LCCS, and names/addresses/ BGSU is an AA/EO 705 Adams St., telephone numbers of 3 educator/employer. Toledo, OH 43624 professional references Fax:419/327-3291. postmarked by Oct. 15, PLACE YOUR AD IN EOE. 2004 to: Office of Human LA PRENSA! Resources (Search #R- 419.870.6565, 440.320.8221 or 313.729.4435 Utility Worker 112), 100 College Park Full time, unionized position with benefits. Re- Office Building, Bowling FOR SALE sponsible for the cleanliness and appearance of Green State University, Mexican Restaurant & assigned areas, set-up for special events, move- Bowling Green, OH Cantina FREE INCOME TAX ment of equipment and supplies, lamping and other 43403. Ph: (419) 372- Southeast Toledo duties as assigned, which may include assisting with 8421. (http:// area PREPARATION CLASSES maintenance and grounds upkeep. Requires ability www.bgsu.edu/offices/ PRICE REDUCED to follow written and verbal instructions, working ohr) BGSU is an AA/EO Call FNBC Free classes beginning soon! knowledge of equipment and materials used in utility educator/employer. 567-224-1641 Only cost is the class book. work, and ability to bend, reach, climb, lift and move Call for further details at 313-554-0060 heavy loads. To apply, e-mail résumé to CARPINTEROS jobs@toledomuseum or mail to: and ask for Brenda Valdez or Need Necesitamos Human Resources, trabajadores con 5 Ivonne Hernández. Toledo Museum of Art, Landscaping? años de experiencia o PO Box 1013, Call Roy at más para construcción Location of classes: 7647 W. Vernor Hwy, Toledo, OH 43697. 419-244-2135 or de apartamientos en Detroit MI 48209 419-654-1249 Detroit. Llame Gordon EOE. o Dan a 248.855.3500. • The finest in Mexican dining: Mi Pueblo • 7278 Dix Hwy, Detroit • Mi Pueblo • 313.841.3315 • Septiembre 29, 2004 La Prensa Classifieds Page 19

Network Administrator lutions were presented for his departure as HUD Secre- Convención tary, all of which will be set The Department of Job & Family Services is adoption by the assembly for (Continued from Page 1) a better future. forth in next week’s issue. seeking a qualified Network Administrator who will Habrá más información There will be more infor- • Bob Gay Agency manage a Novell/Windows network, consisting of sobre las resoluciones en el mation on the resolutions After Cisnero’s departure approximately 400 workstations, performing a vari- próximo ejemplar de La passed in the next edition of from Lorain, Nationwide In- ety of maintenance, installation, and evaluation tasks Prensa. La Prensa. surance celebrated the grand to enable users to maximize productivity; plan and • Cisneros addresses opening of Bob Gay’s Insur- develop network resources and security; and evalu- Latinos meet in Cleveland Democrats in Lorain ance Agency on Pearl Av- ate and recommend hardware and software pur- at Convención Hispana Prior to his appearance in enue. Nationwide’s Amy chases. The Network Administrator will perform all 2004 Cleveland, Cisneros took time Shore, Gus Hoyas, Lee aspects of network administration, including direct By Teodosio Feliciano, La out from a hectic schedule to Arthrell, Connie Sánchez, and indirect supervision of subordinate staff and Prensa Staff Writer address Latinos and other sup- and Eneida Martínez, along teams as well as web site management. Must have Latinos came from all parts porters at a Kerry/Edwards with Councilmen Eddy Bachelors Degree in Computer Science or a related of Cleveland and other Ohio rally in Lorain. Edwards & Fred Lozano, field. Must be certified as a Novell Administrator cities (Michigan too, like the In an exclusive interview Patrick Metzger, and Com- with 3 years of experience. Must have 6 months consul of México), including withLa Prensa, Cisneros dis- missioner Richard Romero experience or 1 course in Supervision. Microsoft Toledo, Lorain and Colum- cussed the Democratic addressed those in atten- Cleveland Firefighter Systems certification preferred. Or the equivalent bus to participate in the first agenda and what he was cur- dance, praising Nationwide Gerardo Colón, Jr. combination of education and experience. Full-Time. such community conference rently doing with central city Insurance’s commitment to —photo by Teo Feliciano Excellent Benefits. Minimum of Salary Grade in ten years. The Convención housing development since the Latino community. $44,841.33-$62,777.87. Deadline: Friday, October took place at Lincoln-West 8, 2004, at 5:00 p.m. Please submit a cover letter, High School on the city’s west resume, and transcripts, outlining how you meet the side. requirements of the position to : The organizing committee expected 2,000 persons to Board of Lucas County Commissioners participate during some part Human Resources Department of the day. Attn: JFS/Network Administrator Participants attended work- One Government Center, Ste. 450 shop in different life areas, Art Toledo, OH 43604 and Culture, Business and Economic Development, Fax (419) 213-2092 Community Development, EEOC/AA/F/M/H/V Education, Faith Based, Im- migration, Public Relations/ WANTED Media. As usual during such occasions, old friends that AGGRESSIVE SALES REP. with command of hadn’t seen each other in a Spanish/English. Apply in person at Rent-A-Center, while greeted each other S. Byrne and Glendale store, Toledo. warmly. More than 500 persons lis- tened to former Secretary of Necesito muchachas de limpieza para Housing and Urban Develop- familias en zona residencial. Preferible con ment, Henry Cisneros, speak experiencia. El horario es flexible. Llamar al on the power and potential of (419) 902-6954 the Latino community. Reso-

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