PULLGUT SECTION INSIDE: TV LISTINGS FOR THE WEEK JULY 13-19, 1997 THE DETROIT VOL. 2 NO. 35 75 CENTS S u n d a y Io u r n a l CONTINUING THE STRUGGLE FOR JUSTICE AND CONTRACTS ©TDSJ Bonior arrested in News Congressman, 5 others urge end to By Robert Ourlian Journal Staff Writer U.S. Rep. David Bonior was arrested at the offices of Detroit Newspapers and the Detroit News Friday as he led a six-person delega­ tion that demanded the Detroit newspapers immediately rehire all their locked-out work­ ers. Before Bonior and the others were arrest­ ed, a News editor lunged at two of the visi­ tors, grabbing and breaking the antenna of a cell phone that Bonior was using. U.S. Rep. David Bonior waves to cheering supporters on his way out of the police station Friday Bonior said he had hoped a meeting with with Brad Market and Gloria Cobbin. They were among six people arrested inside the News Building. management would help get the unions and the companies back to the bargaining table. “We need to heal the community, and the only way to heal the community is to put these people back to work and for the news­Pivotal hearing set for July 31 papers to obey the law,” Bonior said on the steps of the Detroit Police Department’s 1st By Alan Forsyth appeals court rules. It’s considered Precinct after the six were released on per­ Journal Staff Writer unlikely that the U.S. Supreme Court sonal recognizance on trespassing charges. Locked-out newspaper workers would hear a further appeal. Arrested with Bonior were: must wait at least till July 31 - and Locked-out workers were disap­ ■ Father John Nowlan, pastor of St. Hilary’sprobably longer - for a federal court pointed that the hearing wasn’t sched­ Catholic Church in Redford. injunction that would send most of uled sooner, but regional NLRB direc­ ■ Gloria Cobbin, chair of the 15ththem back to their jobs at Detroit tor William Schaub said the timing is Congressional District and secretary-trea- Newspapers, The Detroit News and normal. surer of the Metro Detroit AFL-CIO. the Free Press. Schaub said earlier this month that ■ Bob King, executive director of UAW U.S. District Judge John Corbett the process of obtaining such an Region 1A. O’Meara will hear the request that injunction usually takes “days and p Vanessa Sylvester, organizing director forwas filed Monday by the National Year two: weeks rather than months.” Local 951 of the United Food andLabor Relations Board. A family album O’Meara, a graduate of the Univer­ Commercial Workers Union. July 31 and Aug. 1 have been setThe second anniversary sity of Notre Dame and Harvard Law See BONIOR, Page 6 aside for the hearing at the U.S. of a strike is nothing to School, was formerly a partner in Courthouse on Lafayette in Detroit.celebrate. But for locked- Dickinson, Wright, Moon, Van Dusen ■ The NLRB gave the newspapers a After arguments, the judge could ruleout newspaper workers, & Freeman, one of Detroit’s major cor­ chance to return locked-out workers andimmediately or take some time. there are plenty of rea­ porate law firms. Dennis Archer was a avoid a court fray. It was the seventh The losing side will almost certainly sons to cheer: making partner there before becoming mayor appeal the decision to the Sixthnew friends, discovering of Detroit. time the papers rejected a major push toCircuit Court of Appeals in Cincin­stalwart supporters and While at Dickinson, O’Meara spe­ bargain or mediate a deal. Page 6. nati. becoming a family in soli­ cialized in employment law, represent­ ■ Columnists hint that the strike may If O’Meara grants the injunction, darity. For that celebra­ ing management. A prominent Demo­ leave Detroit a one-paper town. Page 9. either he or the Court of Appeals couldtion, see the special sec­ crat, he was appointed a district judge postpone its enforcement until thetion inside. See HEARING, Page 6 I N SIDE Editorial; letter to Vega 2 Down but not out 13 Toll of corporate greed 3 Striker babies 14 nag8Mnffi888888r>OT'8rpr,2PB*?wrvOT18r‘«sae

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D Who woulda thunk it? The notion that we have been on strike and locked out for two whole years positively boggles the mind. An elephant could have had a baby in that amount of time. I could have become a manicurist. The Chicago Cubs could have put together a winning streak. The newspapers could have bought a conscience. Two years. What do you give someone who has been on strike that long? Journal photo by GEORGE WALDMAN If this were a marriage, people would be showering us with cotton Bill Brabenec is a third-generation Detroit newspaper worker. or china. But the troubled relation­ The Brabenecs have always been proud to say they worked there. Since July 13, 1995, “the bloom is off the grape.” ship between the companies and the unions is neither love match nor marriage of convenience. We just want this situation to end. If we were children, our friends Y e a r Tw o: would come to our party and give up toys and books in exchange for ice cream and cake - and maybe a few balloon animals twisted into shape A Fa m ily A l b u m by a clown. But we ain’t kids. We lost our naivete after getting the brush-off from companies we once Strike imperils a four-generation Brabenec tradition loved. And anyway, it seems odd to cele­ By Sandra D. DavisJournal Staff Writer brate an event that shook up so many lives. or four generations the Brabenecs continuing a tradition is at stake. This might Sure, we are thankful for surviv­ be the end of a love affair that had lasted ing, grateful for new friends and maintained a proud, distinctive tradi­more than 100 years. ecstatic over recent National Labor tion in this town. Since the early Years ago, says recalled Detroit News Relations Board findings that our printer William F. Brabenec, a job with a cause was indeed just. 1900s they have worked with Detroit’s Detroit daily was “one of the first options But we don’t celebrate going out daily newspapers. that any of us would have chosen because of on strike. There’s been too much From secretaries to pressmen and printers to the stability, respect and the aura that sur­ pain, too many lost lives for that. rounded the business.” Two years. salespeople, 27 of them formed a family tree of “Now, the bloom is off the grape.” In those quiet moments when I newspaper folks who loved what they did and loved Though there have been other newspaper strikes, this am alone with my thoughts, I tell where they worked. one has been long and especially bitter. myself that I must not delight in Then something happened two years ago that caused“The greatest effect this has had on the family in gen­ another person’s pain - even if that their tree to shake - a strike that forced six of the eral is that, over the years, the decades, the generations, person is a job-stealing scab or a Brabenec kin to leave their jobs. we have always been proud of where we worked. If we management flunky. In those quiet The Brabenecs come from sturdy roots, so nothing werethe asked where we worked, we replied that we moments, I wonder where you draw papers do can destroy their family. But their dreams of See BRABENEC, Page 12S the line between righteous indigna- See WATSON, Page 15S PAGE 2 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL JULY 13, 1997 WINDOWS Strike anniversary actions today ★ ROOFING ★ GUTTERS S u n d a y To u r n a l ★ ALUMINUM SIDING & TRIM Stick it to Gannett! ■ 14 Mile and Telegraph Road, north­ ★ STORM WINDOWS & DOORS The Detroit Sunday Journal is That’s the theme for demonstrations west side. if ALUMINUM AWNINGS published weekly by Detroit across the country this weekend in■ Grosse Pointe North High School, ★ REPLACEMENT WINDOWS Sunday Journal Inc., 450 W. solidarity with locked-out Detroit707 Vernier (between Mack and Fort, 2nd floor Detroit, Ml newspaper workers. Lakeshore). McGLINCH & SONS 48226. Mail Subscription price The local actions will take place The Metropolitan Council of “Three Generations of is $15 for three months, $30 for today, the two-year anniversary of theNewspaper Unions and Shutdown Dependable Service” six months (no refunds). Call start of the strike. Locked-out workersMotown, sponsors of the event, W est (313) 964-5655 to subscribe or and supporters will gather at noon inencourage workers and supporters to 278-2777 for more information. three staging areas: “carry on the spirit of Action! Motown East POSTMASTER: Send address ■ UAW Region 1A, Telegraph and ’97 and join us for Detroit’s own Days 776-8912 changes to: The Detroit Sunday Wick roads, Taylor. of Action!” 22400 Journal, 450 W. Fort, 2nd floor W. WARREN Detroit, Ml 48226. 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Frank Vega, CEO cross the picket lines, not out of serving life terms were set free Detroit Newspapers malice toward their employers, butafter eight years in prison. News 615 W. Lafayette Blvd. because of the same ethical convic­readers around the state who fol­ Detroit 48226 tions and sense of fairness that dic­lowed that story never got the end­ tates their everyday conduct as ing they deserved. The newspaper Dear Frank: newsmen and newswomen. did not get the recognition it t is time we all say, “Enough is In the past two years, both sidesearned. enough.” have argued or boasted about There are major issues in our claims of losses or gains on one sidetown and state - casinos, the ball or the other. We are all losers in parks, events in Lansing - that cry I I know your focus at Detroitthis mess. So are our readers and out for professional coverage. Newspapers is the business that wonderful calling, journalism, One question I am frequently side of things, rather than the edi­that seduced us as teenagers and asked is how I could go back to a torial product of the News or the gave us a life’s work of fulfillment workplace as twisted as the News Free Press. But I also know you as adults. has become. My stock answer is: I know, more so than those managersWhile the strike has cost us dear­did not stay on strike to bequeath in the newsrooms, that you desper­ly in dollars, it is the journalistic my job to a kid from Pennsylvania ately need a strong news productcasualties I mourn the most. Forgetor to someone who would use it as a Photo by DAYMON J. HARTLEY you can offer to advertisers and dis­the cartoonish coverage the papersstepping stone to a bigger paycheck tribute to readers. now produce. In the months lead­from sleazy gambling interests. Readers in the metro area and ing up to the strike, the News Frank, pick up the phone and call Mother across the state have soundly reporting team led by reporter Arlington and Miami. Remind John rejected the rancid papers your edi­Allan Lengel was forefront in the Curley and Tony Ridder that news­ knows best tors are producing. I know the country on the Michigan Thumbpapers aren’t about cold lawyers hortly after Frank Vega uncertain futures of two newspa­ connection to the Oklahoma court­and stock market performances. became CEO of Detroit pers in what was, before the 1989 house bombing. That work was They’re about people - those who Newspapers, he glad-hand­ joint operating agreement, a great Sed his way through the Paper never completed and readers of thedevote their lives to them and those newspaper town must gnaw at News lost out. who read them. Make that call, Clip bar as his mother, Nora, a your guts since you made them In my case, a career story, the Frank. Tell them: Enough is * former cannery worker from profitable in 1994. Jerry Tobias murder case in enough. Florida, sat chatting with mem­ How we got to this position is not bers of the Teamsters union. “I Gaylord that we undertook at theSincerely, the purpose of my writing this. News in 1991 and pursued with the have to love my boy Frankie There is enough blame to go because he’s my son,” she told encouragement of management CL>~ around between labor managementthrough 1995, played out to a them, “but you have to keep an and that of Gannett and Knight- happy ending last year when twoNorman Sinclair eye on him. I don’t trust him.” Ridder. innocent men who were unjustly 18 proud, years with The Detroit News - Journal staff I just want you to know there are dedicated employees who refused to JULY 13, 1997 PAGE 3 TATE Environmental A growing concern coalition Wellness wants to kill touches heart and 5 road projects

By Sandra D. Davis By Eric Freedman Journal Staff Writer Journal Lansing Bureau An inviting sign announces this is LANSING - Gov. John Engler, the Wellness Garden Project. legislators and lobbyists have spent At first glance this plot of land in months haggling and wheeling- southwest Detroit is not much differ­ dealing over a gas tax increase, and ent at this time of year than backyard there is surely no doubt Michigan gardens everywhere. roads desperately need repair. There are tomatoes, peppers, cab­ At the Capitol, debate has bage, beans, greens, eggplant, cucum­ focused on a proposal to provide at bers and melons, but it’s what you least $400 million for additional can’t see that makes this place so dif­ road maintenance, with half com­ ferent. ing from a gas tax hike. Negotia­ Here, fat chunks of commitment tions resume this week. snuggle into the earth and wrap Now a coalition of environmental around the seeds. Heaps of heart and and taxpayer groups says killing soul atop the beds caress each and five major highway projects in the every leaf. And compassion is the Journal photo by GEORGE WALDMAN Lower Peninsula could save $2 bil­ mighty wellspring that sends tiny Mikel Rohr puts his green thumb to work in community gardens. lion in state and federal funds that sprouts and shoots reaching for sun­ could help pay to fix existing roads. shine. along with Mikel Rohr is in charge Houseof project. “The new highways, planned for This place is a labor of love for thethe garden’s daily maintenance andAbout 25 people participate regular­the outskirts of cities and towns, food pantry of Wellness House, anmonitoring. “Detroit is getting morely in the project. Now, a core of aboutalso would accelerate sprawl and AIDS education and resource group.and more attention and everyone 11has people meets at the garden on undermine family-owned main The garden is one of 400 communityto hold their end up. This is one wayWednesdays to to help with the chores. street business,” said a report by projects operating through the Citymake of things nicer and to help peopleThe men, and their beloved dogsthe Michigan Land Use Institute Detroit Farm-a-Lot program, whichcome together.” Sasha and Annabelle, share a renovat­and Taxpayers for Common $ense. turns vacant lots into temporary com­That’s not the only reason, Michal-ed 16-room Victorian house next doorOther members of the 28-group munity gardens. ski’s heart is in this project. In part itto the lot. Inside their home, the fra­ coalition include Friends of the “The project is promoting volun-is because too many times, thegrant, colorful floral pieces are Rohr’s Earth, Detroit Audubon Society, teerism, community action and educa­tragedy of AIDS has struck too close handiwork.to Outside, Michalski is the Sierra Club, Friends of the Detroit tion, but most importantly it will pro­home for him. And although he doesking. River, Huron River Watershed duce desperately needed food for peo­not have AIDS, Rohr does have theYet, it is their joint inspiration that Council, Clean Water Action and ple living with HIV and AIDS,” saysHIV virus. Both men understand thatis a special part of the Wellness gar­ the Michigan Environmental Rob Fetzer, executive director ofgood nutrition is one way to keep den.Rohr Council. Wellness House of Michigan. as healthy as possible. “It’s just a way for me to fight The road projects are politically For the past nine years, Wellness “I’ve lost a lot of friends to the virus,against the virus and help people withpopular, however, and are promoted House has been providing non-perish­but with the help of Wellness Housethe virus to eat better,” says Rohr, who as ways to boost tourism and able food to Detroit area residents liv­I’ve learned a lot more about the virushas lived with the virus for four years.improve economic development ing with the HIV virus. Approxi­and how to help other people,” says“And it’s a way to eat better and eat opportunities. mately 1,000 households per yearMichalski. “This is a way for everyonemore nutritious food. That’s what peo­ Gary Naeyaert, communications receive food boxes or home-deliveredto come together because this is some­ple with the virus need. We need more director for the Michigan Depart­ prepared meals through Wellnessthing that everyone should knownutritious food, food that is chemicalment of Transportation, said the House. about and care about.” free and helps you be less dependent See ROADS, Page 8 From this 2,000-square-foot lot at Not only it is food for those whoon the grocery store.” 3373 Vine wood, Doris Piccinin esti­need it, the garden is also a way to The garden features raised beds mates that about 350 households willeducate others about the disease andwith wood chip-covered walkways and get fresh produce from this year’s har­those afflicted with it. And, on thisnot a weed in sight. Near the front, vest. quiet stretch on Vinewood, it is a wayneat rows of greens, peppers and S u sa n Since April, workers have dug beds,to make friends. tomatoes display a spectrum of green toted compost and scattered woodMore and more neighbors stroll pastshades and growth stages. In the back, W a t so n chips. The soil has been tested forand admire the garden these days.Kentucky Wonder beans are starting acidity. Old pallets have been donatedAnd one neighbor stopped to sayto that crawl up the teepee-fashioned trel­ by Ford Motor Co. to build the bedsshe wants her two young daughterslis. to Limas and wax beans are anchored and the compost bins. Nurses and gar­volunteer in the garden on Mondayalong the rope stretched straight Her column appears on the deners have given of their time andand Wednesday mornings. Anotheracross fence posts. expertise. neighbor donated gloves. She said herIn a few weeks, there is hope that front of today’s ‘This is helping make Detroit a bet­husband had a bunch and he wantedmore root crops will go in so that therepullout section on the strike. ter place,” says Ken Michalski, whoto share them with the Wellness See GARDEN, Page 8 JULY 13, 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 3S Y e a r T w o: A Fa m ily A l b u m

Editor’s note: The family of Kenny began. Because Kenny’s death was so Sabo, a locked-out Detroit News­ untimely, the options offered by his papers employee who died this spring, pension are of no relief. The family is wanted to tell more about him than The toll of left with a difficult outstanding bill. just the basic facts covered in a tradi­ It would be easy to blame Kenny’s tional obituary. So they wrote this death on the newspapers, but the open letter to the Journal, which we family knows the lockout is not the now share with you. corporate greedonly cause. Certainly his family’s his­ tory of heart disease was a signifi­ he Detroit Sunday Journal cant factor. However, the newspapers has done an excellent job must take responsibility for his writing about the hardships widow’s poverty. Gannett and Knight- faced by the locked-out work­ Ridder’s greed and disregard for Ters and their families. Your readers labor law has made countless individ­ have an understanding of the cost uals - and this community - suffer. associated with standing up against Kenny Sabo was a loved and loving corporate greed. brother, husband, father and grandfa­ But there is one story that has not ther, and a devoted employee and been told: the impact caused when a friend. He was always ready to help locked-out worker dies. anyone who called on him. He will be Kenny Sabo passed away on May greatly missed. 20, 1997, at the age of 49, the result of a sudden, massive heart attack. ome things will remain with us Kenny was a locked-out Detroit forever: the memory of a loved Newspapers employee and a member one, of all his good acts, of some­ of Teamsters Local 372. For 26 years S one who was fair. These things will he offered everything to a newspaper never be taken from us. Kenny’s he truly loved. He was a good union grandchildren will hear about the member and felt betrayed by the strong beliefs and convictions of their newspapers’ unfair labor practices. grandfather. Like most locked-out workers, he Our thoughts, prayers and love are and his wife, Linda, survived the last with all the families of locked-out two years by using their savings, workers, but especially with those receiving help from the food bank, who have endured a death. We working low-wage supplemental jobs understand the emotional and finan­ and doing without many things. The cial devastation they are experienc­ birth of their first grandchild, ing. Christopher Jon Haag, in May 1996 A loved one’s death is difficult brought desperately needed joy. enough, but when it is compounded When making funeral arrange­ by financial insecurity, the grief ments, Linda discovered she had no caused by the death could become way to pay for them. Their savings insurmountable. Fortunately, there were gone. The family had assumed are still people in the community and any life insurance settlement would the country who continue to fight for be more than adequate. But the only Sabo family photo justice. Action! Motown was a beauti­ life insurance Kenny had was provid­ Kenny Sabo’s first grandchild, Christopher John Haag, was born in May 1996.ful example of how people still care. ed by Detroit Newspapers, and that This past May Sabo died. He was a member of Teamsters Local 372 To all those people, our family policy was canceled when the strike and had worked for the Detroit newspapers for 26 years prestrike. offers a heartfelt “Thank you!”

Robert Johns He is survived by his wife, Beverly; two 46 years, IBT Local 2040 sons; three grandchildren; his parents, S h a r in g thf. So r r o w and a sister. Died of congestive heart failure on Aug. 25, 1996. One of the few members of this ealing with death is never easy. The hardships created Shirley Paul local to receive a 45-year diamond ring 6 years, IBT Local 372 I | by the newspaper dispute have made it even more diffi­ from the DN. He was also on 2040’s Died Feb. 12, 1997, a few days after cult for locked-out families who lost a loved one in the entertainment committee and helped undergoing successful heart bypass organize local picnics. His wife died a few last two years. One widow said she had to take out a surgery. According to the union, she was years earlier; there were no children. second mortgage to pay for her husband’s funeral. Another said never technically a striker because she neither the union nor the newspapers could offer her any finan­George Kuptz was on medical leave before the strike started. She paid her dues but wasn’t cial help. On this second anniversary of the beginning of the 42years, IBT Local372 physically able to participate. The union strike, the Sunday Journal would like to acknowledge those work­Died Nov. 25, 1996, at the age of 60. He ers and their families who have endured so much hardship. said the company discontinued her was instrumental in setting up the distri­ health care in January, but she was with­ bution of comics after the JO A was in the 30-day cutoff period when she Fred Eggert at the age of 59. “He was a tremendous implemented. A member of the Elks, he died. “We couldn’t ask for a better mom,” also worked on projects to benefit handi­ 34 years, IBT Local 2040 human being,” said his wife, Alice Hill. said her son, Ed. “She put everyone else capped people. He is survived by his wife, Died at age72 on July23, 1996.He Survivors include three daughters, two over herself.” She is survived by two sons, sons, two stepdaughters, four grandchil­ Jean; a son; a daughter, and a grand­ suffered a stroke and heart attack after a two daughters, two grandchildren, two dren and a sister. daughter. fall. Only survivor is his wife, Genevieve. sisters and a brother. Gerald D. Janisch David P. Luptowski Arthur Robbins Ron Gates 38 years, GCIU Local 13 10years, IBT Local2040 43 years, DTU Local 18 26 years,IBT Local 372 Died Oct. 20, 1996, at the age of 59. A Died suddenly on Sept. 30, 1996, at the Died Dec. 19, 1996, of heart failure at Died April 28, 1997,of a brain graduate of St. Joseph Catholic High age of 48. Survivors include his mother aneurysm. He was 49. the age of 62. Robbins, who was vice-pres­ School in Detroit, he was a member of and three brothers. ident of Local 18, began his printing Knights of Columbus Leo XIII Council. career as an apprentice at the Sarnia Ralph Hill Survivors include his wife, Sharon; three Douglas McPhail Observer. He also worked at the Windsor 15 years, IBT Local 372 sons; one daughter; a granddaughter, and13years, IBT Local372 Died of a heart attack on Dec. 4, 1995, his mother. Died of a heart attack on Dec. 13, 1996. See SORROW, Page 13S PAGE 4 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL JULY 13, 1997 Federal disaster money made available to area Residents of Wayne, Oakland andBoth numbers were scheduled tofederal loans to cover uninsuredinvestigators began going door-to- Macomb counties can get informa­begin operation Saturday. property losses and for smalldoor Friday in the hardest hit areas tion about recently approved feder­The federal disaster money grants for those who do not qualifyin an effort to get residents out of al disaster aid to victims of the Julybecame available late Friday whenfor other assistance programs. dangerous buildings. Each team 2 storms by calling 800-462-9029President Bill Clinton declared Disaster relief applicants will be has a policeman, a building inspec­ from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. seven days athree counties in southeastvisited by an investigator who willtor to assess damage and a social week. Michigan to be major disasterdetermine their eligibility and theworker to help relocate victims. In A separate number, 800-462- areas. amount of assistance for whichnorthwest Detroit alone, nearly 350 7585, has been established for the The presidential declarationthey qualify. buildings were seriously damaged; speech- and hearing-impaired.paves the way for both low-interestMeanwhile in Detroit, teams of 124 were destroyed.

Journal photos by HUGH GRANNUM

On Kendall Street, above, where ‘Just wanted to do vicious winds lev­ eled houses and what we could toppled trees, Willa and Monroe Colvard hen the killer storms finally blew away, go door-to-door dis­ the northwest Detroit home where tributing survival Monroe and Willa Colvard have lived for tips. 32 years was still intact while other Whomes, less than a mile away, were severely damaged. The Colvards counted their blessings, then joined hundreds of volunteers who trooped through devas­ “We need help. We tated neighborhoods, handing out information and don't know what to getting damage estimates. “We just wanted to do do," Paula Philips what we could to help the people,” said Willa Colvard. tells the Colvards. The Colvards spent last Monday and Tuesday going Standing next to door-to-door on Kendall Street. “The people were glad Phillips is her to see us,” Willa Colvard said. “They were happy to father, Yosief get information on where to go for services.” Ghebretatios. PAGE 4S T h e De t r o it S u n d a y Jo u r n a l JULY 13, 1997 Y e a r T w o: A F a m il y A l b u m

Joe Adams after he stood with us a few minutes 6 years, TNG Local 22 newspaper strike/lockout one morning. As one aggressive driver The Detroit roared by too fast and close, the officer Crossing a picket line is not a condi­ did what many a striker had done. He tion of employment and I won’t choose has been chronicled in the Sunday Journal since slammed both hands on the trunk and obedience over excellence. This is my yelled, “Slow down.” home. I spent 15 years trying to get the paper began publishing in November 1995, If all company managers who helped back here and I’m not going to let provoke and prolong the strike had Gannett and Knight-Ridder tell me but hundreds of stories remain to be told. Locked- been forced to stand in the workers’ w hat I can or can’t do w ith my life. shoes, they would long ago have found a I can walk in that building with my out workers were asked to share some of their just settlement. head high. I never crossed a picket line, I never hurt anybody or their family experiences and thoughts for this special section. Jim Burns and I never did anything morally 10 years,GCIU Local 13 wrong. Somebody asked me if I regret­ They were contacted by mail, using lists provided I have met Brothers and Sisters on ted my decision. I told him, “Maybe it picket lines who were there to help wasn’t the smart thing to do, but it was by their union offices. myself and 2,000 others get a fair and the right thing.” Here are the words of members of Teamsters just contract. Donald Aiello I have met Brothers and Sisters who 27 years, IBT Local 372 Locals 372 and 2040 (Mailers), Detroit Typo­ said they were 100 percent behind strikers and showed it. In a matter of a few short hours, my Brothers and Sisters have told me family and I went to being unemployed. graphical Union Local 18, Graphic Communica­ they support our cause, and defended There was no joy to be on strike, only a our right to strike. rightful need to preserve the unions tions International Union Locals 13N and 289M What are the greatest enemies that and a right to be heard. My family and and Newspaper Guild Local 22 - six striking we in organized labor face in the pre­ I have “enjoyed” the last 24 months sent as well as the future? Apathy (get working a mishmash of lousy-wage jobs locals in one resounding voice of solidarity. involved in your union), contract work­ which only serve to remind me and my ers (they need to be organized), corpo­ union folks that these working condi­ rate greed (that’s always been there), tions and wage deficits are what scabs and turncoats (money is more nonunion work is all about. I thank God important to some). and my family - especially my father, mom and dad-in-law - for their support. Kevin Cesarz If I had to do it all over again, even fac­ 13 years,TNG Local 22 ing our loss of savings, predawn cold and less-than-average wage, we would. I was working a picket shift at the Detroit News. About 10 p.m., News Mary Birkeit reporter Kim Thomas and I went for 19 years, IBT Local 372 coffee. We left six printers picketing. As Saturday Night Live ... with outrage. we were returning, we noticed two Mike Zelinski - brave, funny, zealous black cars and several men in dark friend and leader. suits. We wondered what the printers A child’s voice, Laura’s voice, ringing had done in the short time we were across a desert of corporate greed. gone to merit a sharply dressed Vance The Vance insecurity force, an detail. Then we saw the Rev. Jesse obscene joke the Detroit Newspapers Jackson and his entourage engaged in a executives play on themselves and our note exchange with the mute printers. community. Kim and I introduced ourselves. Men and women of God and govern­ Jackson had come to Detroit to show support for the strikers and was stop­ ment and steadfast friends sitting for I V fs. justice, standing for truth, honoring ping by the picket line on his way from community. the airport. He picked up a picket sign Workers carrying each other along a and joined us for several laps in front of journey of pain, laughter, betrayal and the quiet building on nearly deserted commitment, loss and discovery. Lafayette Boulevard. My family and friends who, through George Kosta difficult times and beyond words, help me. 19 years, IBT Local 372 Never being in the military, the Joseph Bishop strike to me is like being in a war. We 43 years, DTU Local 18 took a stand for our children, our future Major disappointments: Union mem­ and our country. With nothing more bers who ratted, corporate mercenaries than sticks attached to our picket signs, (as the Sterling Heights police appear we stood up against company goons to be), an irresponsible news media and and, at times, police who sold out to the a legal system that allows endless company. We all stood together, men delays. Journal photo by REBECCA COOK and women, as one. It brought all the Delights: The generosity, thoughtful­ Meka Murphy sets an honorable example for her grandchildren, from left, unions together. At times when I’m down, the great support from all the ness and humor of supporters. Johnny, Roxanne and Nicholle Murphy and Gabriel Marcouq. My family shall always be grateful for other unions lifts my spirit back up. I the unity and foresight expressed by still wonder how this can happen in our many supporters. Meka Murphy10 years, IBT Local 372 such a great country as the USA. I Who could forget the unusual gift of started my career with the Detroit roses for pickets oncold a night? We’ll ne day scab job applicants crossed the picket line at the News in 1976. After we made the JOA long remember the young fellow who News. As they left, words were exchanged with strikers. I am work for them, I feel deeply betrayed. whooped across the North Plant’s Gate an amateur camera person. I did not realize I had shot a pic­ Ellen Creager 3 driveway or at other times strummed O his guitar (picket sign) while shuffling ture of the woman applicant pointing her knife at the striker, who 12 years,TNG Local 22 across that same driveway to real or was pushed to the ground. As he struggled to return the blows, he We used to joke at the beginning of imagined music. was kicked by the woman in the head and ribs. When the police the strike that we should film the “No finally arrived, they held the striker for 72 hours without charges - Scab Papers” signs in our yards. Like Jean Calmen Bratkovich and to this day he has not heard from anyone regarding an arrest.one of those bad movies with the calen­ TNG Local 22 My father, God rest his soul, worked at Ford during the 1946 dar dates flipping by, you’d see the sign A Lincoln Park police officer, in the in the fall, with leaves piling up around first weeks of the strike, watched us strike. He took me and my sisters to the strike line. Their fight was the metal legs; in winter, with the snow picket a distribution center and warned our fight and our fight is for the future of our children. We can’t flying furiously on the wet cardboard; us not to touch the vehicles going in give up. in the spring, with robins perching atop and out. He changed his perspective its weathered rim, and in summer, sur- JULY 13, 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 5

© 3/ C 'Wbmmam— wo years ago, on July 13, 1995, we joined with each other and with our families to begin a difficult struggle. We were forced by our employers to choose between our jobs or our unions. We chose to stand together for what is right. Today the struggle continues for justice and contracts from the Detroit Free Press, The Detroit News and Detroit Newspapers Inc. Our lives have changed. Our commitment has not. We remain dedicated to each other and to the struggle. We remember our brothers and sisters who have died in the past two years. We are thankful for their solidarity and their commitment. Our thoughts and prayers are with them and with their families. Their courage keeps us strong. Solidarity Forever

Fred Eggert,Teamsters Local 2040 Arthur Robbins, Detroit Typographical Ron Gates, Teamsters Local 372 Union Local 18 Ralph Hill, Teamsters Local 372 Kenny Sabo,Teamsters Local 372 Gerald Janisch,Graphic CommunicationsTom Schneider, Teamsters Local 372 International Union Local 13N Ralph Speer, Teamsters Local 372 Bob Johns, Teamsters Local 2040 Scott Thomas,Teamsters Local 372 George Kuptz, Teamsters Local 372 Ronald Tunstall,Teamsters Local 2040 Dave Luptowski,Teamsters Local 2040 Suzanne Wozniak,Detroit Typographical Doug McPhail,Teamsters Local 372 Union Local 18 Shirley Paul,Teamsters Local 372

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be there. Need my truck, it’s yours. And assault us and run over us. They took please, if times get tough and you’re employees they once valued for their running short on money, just call.” strength and broke their spirits so they He wrote down his name and phone, would cross a picket line. They filled in patted my boys on the head, turned and gaps with out-of-towners who couldn’t was swallowed up by the crowd. even find Woodward Avenue. They “Who was that, daddy?” All I could deceived and disrepected their readers say was, “An angel, boys.” and lied to their stockholders. They My family and I thank all my broth­ drove a stake through the heart of this ers and sisters who have donated community and destroyed daily jour­ money, walked picket lines, handed out nalism in Detroit. leaflets and stopped buying those I talk often about how this strike has wretched daily papers. enriched my life - love and lasting friendships from my new family, the Shawn Ellis empowerment that comes from being 9 years, IBT Local 372 true to yourself - but when the Free The evening of July 13, 1995, was the Press died, so did a piece of my heart. beginning of a struggle that will be for­ ever instilled in our family. Dave Figurski We have learned to stick to a decision 13 years, IBT Local 372 that you know in your heart is correct, The incident that amused me most even when the struggle is filled with (besides a Jon Pepper column) was obstacles. when I entered the 7-Eleven at 12 Mile So the outpouring of help and love and Groesbeck and found the scab Journal photo by PATRICIA BECK from family, both old and new, has been papers on sale. When I asked the tremendous and heartwarming. owner about it, his reply was: “I’m a Rob Musial 23 years, TNG Local 22 Help has come in the form of new union man all the way, but I have to friendships that bond nearly 2,000 keep up with the competition.” This n July 13,1995, we were called on to do something more thanstrikers’ families, bonds that will last a was despite the fact that other propri­ just write a check. We were called to action. lifetime. From Holy Redeemer parish, etors in the area were boycotting the which has virtually adopted us. From papers. O Some wavered and went back. Others are still here, friends whose only question is, “What Those are the people I want to thank stronger than on that hot summer night two years ago. do you need?” - the proprietors, carriers and readers Laura, Nastassja, Liz and myself owe who have no direct links to the unions It’s been two years and we are poorer financially but far richer in you our thanks, gratitude and love. Maybut supported us for so long and con­ friendships and in knowing that we stood up to the two richest there soon be peace and justice, and let tinue to do so. I’m sure part of the media chains in America and said “No! You are wrong.” us never forget. papers’ long-term strategy was that Hundreds of thousands of people in the community and the coun­ these people would be as shallow and try have stood - and still stand - with us and I am humbled by that. Bob Erickson greedy as they are. Thank you for I’m also grateful for having had the chance to edit and write for 19 years, TNG Local 22 showing them otherwise. If I had needed any incentive to do The Detroit Sunday Journal, the best little paper in town. the right thing in the summer of 1995, Alan Forsyth 9 years, TNG Local 22 rounded by emerald grass and red bego­ summer’s tan or blow away with the it was right next to my heart. “I couldn’t nias. leaves of the fall. live with a man who’d cross a picket Even at the beginning I guessed this I never made that movie. But after They hung in there with the help andline,” my wife Cheryl announced. That’s strike would be a long one - six or two cycles of harsh seasons, the sign support of a wonderful new family and the woman I love. eight months. If I’d known it would last two years, I might not have stuck has proven to me that you can survivefriends. Emily Everett the roughest weather when you’re made These striking/locked-out/returned around. It’s been an amazing experi­ 13 years, TNG Local 22 of sturdy material. newspapers workers (and families) are ence. It’s particularly amazing how still out here with their true supporters: They paid people to pepper-spray us,many of us have been able to keep on Fran DeChane new hope and resolve. DTU Local 18 Would they do it again? Yes. I met an interpreter for the hearing- impaired at a chapel meeting. She Denise Drane Luigi A.Centofani15 years, IBT Local 2040 asked if I remembered the first time we 10 years, IBT Local 372 met. It brought back memories of a day The past two years has seemed like a n February 1996,1 volunteered at strike headquarters when John, an slow-moving tornado, causing devasta­ for a “mission” to Florida to electrician, said he needed to build a tion and the loss of property, friends help start a phone bank camera. I found a doughnut box and and loved ones. I against Knight-Ridder, which owns called it a camera. Then I grabbed a pop To those of you who: bottle for a microphone and we went ■ Are still fighting outside: Hang on; the Miami Herald. Three of us out to “interview scabs.” that ill wind is dying down. drove; I already knew Bill Schoewe The company had hired a hearing- ■ Were called back: Take a deep breath, and had just met Skip Freeman. impaired scab and an interpreter for assess the damage and realize help is When Skip took over the driving, him. I got into the interpreter’s face and on the way. the mother of all traf­ asked her questions as she went into ■ Continue to support us: Lots of love, the building. for you have taught me the true mean­ fic jams. A Crane had toppled onto Cut back to the recent chapel meet­ ing of UNION and reinforced my belief 1-75; we were stuck for over 12 ing. The interpreter told me she was so that morality still exists. hours. I looked over at Skip and shaken by the encounter that she noti­■ Crossed over: Live it; I’m sure your said, “I’m glad someone like you is fied the DN that neither she nor anyone future is secure. driving. You’re taking this really from her organization would interpret ■ Fought so hard to bring us down: An well.”” Bill blurts out: “Hey, when I for them. She now volunteers her tal­ old adage - “God don’t like ugly!” ents to union functions. And to those no longer here to fight: drove formy six hours, I got us We win the war one small battle at a Rest in peace. You will be missed! 300 miles. Luigi drove us for 300 time. miles. In twice the time we drove, Jim Dwight you’ve moved us only three miles Kathlyn Decker 11 years, TNG Local 22 toward Florida.” Wife of Bob Decker, 35 years, IBT Local 372 At the 1996 Labor Day Parade, my “We’re stopping for a damned They have survived the brutality and two boys and I stood in the street beer at the next exit,” Skip pro­ intimidation of those hired and bought thanking union members and shaking to break them. as many hands as we could. Suddenly claimed. By that time, we were all They have overcome fear and anxiety this ironworker with a big smile put his for that. caused by the disruption in their lives. hands on my boys’ heads. I thanked him They have dealt with the lack of sup­ for his support. “No, thank you,” he port and understanding of some family said. ‘You are on the front lines carry­ Luigi CentofanPs cool striker kids and friends. ing on the struggle for all of us. Brother, Journal photo by REBECCA COOK are David, left, and Adam. They did not fade away with the first if you need help around your house, I’ll PAGE 6 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL JULY 13, 1997 NLRB: Union offers continually rebuffed By Robert Ourlian workers. Journal Staff Writer The brief says the companies are so Before seeking a federal injunction,opposed to reinstating the former the National Labor Relations Boardstrikers that there is no hope they will gave Detroit’s daily newspapers oneever bargain fairly with unions. last chance to take back their locked- “Respondents’ refusal to reinstate out workers. And one more time theunfair labor practice strikers has cre­ papers said no. ated an insurmountable obstacle to It happened in early July, just a fewreaching agreement,” the NLRB’s weeks after a federal judge declared brief said. “The evidence shows ... that the Detroit newspaper strike was Respondents have rejected all efforts caused by management’s unfair laborby the Unions to raise the issue. ... practices. On July 1, the NationalThey have refused even to discuss the Labor Relations Board decided to seekissue.” a federal injunction to force Detroit In at least six major efforts since the Journal photo by GEORGE WALDMAN Newspapers, The Detroit News and beginning of the strike in July 1995,Edith Faller, left, and Elaine Arnold, mother and wife, respectively, of locked-out workers, the Detroit Free Press to take back its unions and third parties haveget into the spirit of a rally Friday at the News. locked-out workers. But before pursu­attempted to bargain and mediate, ing that course, the board gave thethe brief said. But the papers have papers one last chance to take therefused to consider any proposal thatInjunction hearing set for July 31 workers back. provides for reinstatement of the Two days later government lawyersstrikers. HEARING, From Page 1 3-0 on July 1 to authorize its general were in court, requesting a weaponAmong the overtures cited in the counsel to seek an injunction against reserved for the most serious laborNLRB’s legal documents were: by President Bill Clinton; in 1994 hethe papers under Section 10(j) of the law violators - a federal court injunc­■ An October 1995 offer by unions towas sworn in. National Labor Relations Act. tion. reinstate strikers at pre-existing con­ Union supporters were pleasedThe petition is based on a June 19 That “no” was management’s latest ditions while bargaining intensivelywith O’Meara’s selection. finding by NLRB Administrative Law refusal but not its first. A brief filed for 30 days, then submitting unre­The Rev. Harry Cook, a former FreeJudge Thomas R. Wilks that the news­ with U.S. District Judge John Corbettsolved issues to binding arbitration.Press reporter who has written a col­papers caused and prolonged the strike O’Meara details the bargaining histo­“Respondents failed even to test theumn for the Sunday Journal, was onceby committing unfair labor practices. ry between the newspapers and sixextent of the unions’ flexibility,” theO’Meara’s neighbor in Detroit’s After conducting a six-month trial striking unions. In it, federal officialsagency told the federal court. Indian Village section. last year, he upheld 10 of 12 unfair note that the unions offered deep con­■ A December 1995 offer to engage in “He is a very decent man,” said labor practice charges against the cessions throughout the strike, butmarathon bargaining as part of a hol­Cook. “I am sure we will get a fair papers. management rejected any deal thatiday peace effort involving Mayorhearing from John O’Meara, and aNeither decision has led to contract would force it to take back originalDennis Archer, U.S. Sen. Carl Levin learned one, too.” negotiations between unions and com­ employees and dismiss replacement See OFFERS, Page 7 The NLRB’s board members voted panies. Congressman, five others arrested in rally at News BONIOR, From Page 1 strike, and agree to contracts and legalroom. Newspapers posted a significant profit conduct in the future. When Bray returned a few minutesin 1994 as a result of union conces­ ■ Brad Markel, an instructor at the ‘We will not leave the premises of Thelater, Bonior and Markel both weresions. Wayne State University School Detroit of News until these conditions aretalking on their cell phones. MembersThe first police officer entered the Labor Studies. met,” they said in the letter. “It is timeof the group said Bray became enraged,DN building about 3 p.m. and others A hearing is scheduled for July 23to in put the locked-out workers backand on tried to grab Bonior’s cell phonefollowed. as They walked into the confer­ 36th District Court. the job so they can take care of theirhe was speaking on it. Bonior duckedence room, announced all six commu­ Bonior, a Macomb County Democrat,families, and so we can begin to heal theout of the editor’s reach, but Bray man­nity leaders were under arrest and is the House minority whip andwounds in our community.” aged to break the antenna of thethen escorted them to a police van Democratic leader who has been his After some discussion, Bray asked thephone, which is owned by the federalwaiting in the DN garage. party’s point man in taking on Housegroup to leave. They refused. government. At about 3:30 they were driven away Speaker Newt Gingrich. Gingrich hasOutside the newspaper, a rally of sev­Then Bray lunged at Markel’s phone,to the cheers of the crowd rallying out­ suffered politically in the wake of criti­eral hundred locked-out workers and Markel pried his fingers off theside, chanting the names of each lead­ cism from his own party and scathingsupporters was beginning, with musicinstrument, the community group ersaid. arrested inside. While in the police broadsides from Bonior. and announcements on developmentsBonior and Markel confirmed thevan, Bonior conducted a live radio Bonior and the others walked intoinside the building. confrontation occurred, but refusedinterview. to the News building just after 2 p.m. To cheers and shouts, Mike Zielinski,condemn Bray. Afterward, Bonior appeared before Friday and asked to meet with eithera field leader of locked-out workers,“Tom lost his temper, and said somean overflow crowd at a mass meeting of Mark Silverman, the newly namedsaid: “They are in there right nowthings - and tried to take our phonesmembers of all six newspaper unions, News publisher, or Thomas Bray, edito­refusing to leave until they settle thisaway, but that’s not important,” Boniorreceiving a thunderous ovation. rial page editor. thing. They are physically occupyingsaid. “What matters is restoring peace “They need to apologize,” Bonior Bray agreed to speak with them inthe a newsroom right now, and they won’tto this community.” said, as the crowd of more than 450 conference room near his office in theleave until the newspapers agree toJournal co-editor Susan Watsonstood and cheered. “They need to apol­ paneled Detroit News library. obey the law.” called Bray for comment, and when sheogize for the way they broke the law. Bonior, speaking for the group, pre­Inside things were not quite so peace­identified herself, he hung up. WhenThey need to apologize for the way sented a letter outlining the group’sful. she called back, she got his voicemail.they divided this community.” position, including requests that theWhen Bonior, Nowlan, Cobbin, King,He didn’t return the call. Bonior said while inside the News newspapers reinstate locked-out work­Markel and Sylvester refused to leaveOther members of the group saidbuilding the group was told that top ers, agree to amnesty for dischargedtheir chairs at the conference table andBray seemed relatively uninformedmanagers - including Silverman and employees, apologize to the city for demandedvio­ a telephone conference withabout the strike and lockout DN - Chief Frank Vega - were away at a lating federal laws and causing theGannett CEO John Curley, Bray left theunaware, for instance, that the Detroitretreat, planning for the future. . ______

PAGE 6S THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL JULY 13, 1997 Y e a r T w o: A F a m il y A l b u m fighting for so long - and have wantedgotten to know each as we have if it to. hadn’t been for this strike.” He’s more Why did we do it? than a friend; he’s my brother and men­ Because we knew we did a good job tor. for the News and the Free Press, and ultimately for Gannett and Rnight- Eric Freedman Ridder. 12 years, TNG Local 22 And because we’re Americans. We While the strike has torn asunder work hard and we have rights. And ourmany friendships and relationships, it’s rights don’t end at the company’s door.also built bridges and triggered friend­ ships between people who previously Robert A. Frantz knew each other - if at all - through 35 years, DTU Local 18 bylines in rival papers and through the There have been many special gossipy tales cherished by journalists. moments, the first being that first bag Until then our paths rarely crossed - of groceries I received on the picket line perhaps at a press conference, a disas­ via Bill Kosta. There have been so many ter scene or a bigwig’s speech. Then of my own union brothers and sisters came the strike. Suddenly it didn’t mat­ who have supported me, people I ter which company your paycheck used worked with for more than 33 years andto come from. Suddenly you were on the never really knew. I was shuttled to andsame side. Your ID card used to read from picket/leaflet areas by members of Detroit News, Detroit Free Press or Journal photo by GEORGE WALDMAN my union and later to my part-time job Detroit Newspapers. Suddenly all it when I needed transportation. I was read was Union. Niles has been one of dad Kim's biggest supporters. blessed with the gift of a car by another brother. He told me, “Bob, brotherhood Gary Graff Kim Heron 16 years, TNG Local 22 is about helping one another.” Mike has13 years, TNG Local 22 said: “You know, Bob, we wouldn’t have The rain of Friday night, June 20, felt kept looking at the strike in the light of histoiy. I’d see Rosa particularly sweet and cleansing as we Parks honored at the Museum of African American History. I’d emerged from the Action! Motown ’97 visit the site of Walter Reuther’s Battle of the Overpass (by the party. It was the kind of night we’d had I way, the Freep at the time said he and his crew went looking for too few of since our struggle started in July of 1995. Flush with the feeling of trouble) and the graves of the Hunger March protesters. Giles and victory and affirmation from the admin­ Shine started to look like Nixon and Humphrey in a joke from ’68. If istrative law judge’s ruling, our hand­ you were blocking the street, Giles’d send his chauffeur to run you shakes were firmer, our hugs were over. Shine would do it himself and write a column about how he tighter, a twinkle had returned to our blubbered all the way and how much the strike hurts all of us. eyes. Brothers and sisters who were forced to leave town had returned, and on that night - and throughout the weekend - we felt whole again. Being right is an empowering thing. Having the perseverance to hold out for that brings an indescribable feeling of mean­ ing and purpose. It’s something that will enrich and sustain us well after this struggle has ended. Kimberly Haase 11-year-old daughter of locked-out worker Larry Haase, IBT Local 372 Two years ago a strike broke out. Why? First of all, the company wanted to break the union and eliminate the Journal photo by REBECCA COOK jobs. They also wanted to cut the wages and quit paying for medical for their employees. But why, you might ask. The Kathi Dollan company wanted to make more money and thought that the strikers would go 14 years, IBT Local 372 back crawling on their hands and really want to thank knees, begging for their jobs back. Boy, were they wrong! ... This strike proba­ all our friends and fami­ bly made families hold back on most ly members for their everything they bought and most of the Journal photo by GEORGE WALDMAN Igreat support. It means the younger kids wouldn’t understand why world to my husband and dad or mom wouldn’t get them that toy me for their generosity and or piece of candy. ... Until all of the Paul Kulka28 years, IBT Local 372 support. To know your workers are back, please, please don’t get another News or Free Press. annett and Knight-Ridder got the joint operating agree­ friends are behind you is ment. They took away 1,000 jobs as part of their merger. In important. Bill Hanson a board room, they coldly calculated the demise and This strike, now a lockout, 6 years, TNG Local 22 G destruction of their dedicated family. They came to the negotiating has taught me so much. Until two years ago, the proudest day peace table and told us: That we owe our unions for of my working life was day I walked in No arbitration rights. getting us a decent wage the Freep. I was prouder the day I walked out. We did the right thing. No collective bargaining rights. and a fair contract. No pension contributions. Corporate America is trying Larry Harwood No seniority rights. to downsize and do away IBT Local 372 No contract. with our full-time jobs and Sometimes you get lucky, even when No union. benefits. We as Americans the bottom seems to be falling out. They maimed picketers and fired peaceful demonstrators. They must stand together and People you call friends are embarrassed destroyed Detroit News’ circulation from 680,000 to below 200,000 remain united. Shame on you are on the picket line and at the food bank. People you call friends laugh paid circulation. They distort the truth and he to the community. corporate greed! when you ask them to cancel their Free They believe that, in time, all will be forgotten and they will win. Thanks to everyone for Press or News or put up a lawn sign. But if they win, the America we know and love will lose. your continued support! And people you call friends cross a pick­ THEY ARE NEVER GOING TO WIN! et line to claim a job their talents and JULY 13, 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 7

the ULP strike notebook Replacements respond to union letter By Robert Ourlian board itself. It furnishes a chart and Alan Forsyth showing that the NLRB general Journal Staff Writers counsel passed on to the board only ozens of replacements have Newseum hit by protests287 of 679 10(j) requests received called offices run by NEW YORK - The ballyhooed Detroit News Publisher Bob Giles. from NLRB regional directors since locked-out workers to talk opening of a photo exhibit at theGiles was blasted for deliberate­ Jan. 1, 1994. And the regional direc­ over contents of a letter Media Studies Center of the ly slanting news coverage, for tors also screen out a large propor­ D written to them by the MetropolitanFreedom Forum was greeted by comparing the position of replace­tion of initial requests. Council of Newspaper Unions. about 40 protesters supportingment workers to that of Martin The workers are seeking informa­ locked-out Detroit newspaper Luther King Jr. and for taking a Judge steps down tion on unemployment compensa­ workers in observance of the sec­strong stand in favor of union- The NLRB administrative law tion, community assistance and job ond anniversary of the beginningbusting in Detroit. The Freedom judge overseeing a case involving possibilities, said union officials. of the strike. Forum is the former Gannett illegally discharged newspaper strik­ Some thanked the council for the Members of UAW, CWA, musi­ Foundation. ers withdrew from the case after a letters. Others said they weren’t cians’ union, Newspaper Guild The protesters explicitly noted preliminary ruling on a secrecy order interested in the unions’ views. and others handed out brochuresthat the sports photographs beingfavorable to the companies was over­ “You have been exploited and com­ at the Madison Avenue offices ofshown in the exhibit were shot by turned on appeal to Washington. promised by the company in its the Freedom Forum’s Media union members and were not the Judge Richard Beddows recused efforts to destroy the working lives Studies Center denouncing the subject of the protest. himself last week. His withdrawal of over 2,000 families,” newspaper center’s new director, former - Robert Ourlian followed the successful appeal by union leaders wrote the replace­ NLRB lawyers of an order he grant­ ments. They told the replacements ed company officials. Newspaper offi­ they were “morally wrong” to take Bad even for scabs Lou Mleczko, president of Guild cials had wanted all trial informa­ the jobs of strikers and should “I was a strikebreaker,” a caller Local 22, said in a letter to Executivetion and documents to remain secret expect to be unemployed soon. named Ron said on David Newman’sEditor Bob McGruder that Guild- under a protective order. After “The unions and the locked-out WJR call-in program last Monday. sponsored literature is “being sys­ Beddows granted the protective workers are not your enemies. The The guests were Lou Mleczko, tematically stripped and thrown order, the NLRB appealed it to Detroit newspapers are your enemy,”president of Newspaper Guild Local away.” Washington, where it was reversed said the letter. 22, and Tim Kelleher, DN labor rela­ McGruder earlier had told replace­ by the full labor board. Beddows tions honcho. ments and line-crossers to keep theirthen withdrew. Protests mark anniversary The caller said he had been a cir­ hands off the Guild boards. Mleczko Testimony was scheduled this “Stick it to Gannett!” culation district manager for six said the Free Press must threaten to month in the case, involving more That is the motto of several obser­months until laid off. When he anddiscipline offenders or risk additionalthan 30 workers allegedly fired ille­ vances across the nation for the sec­other strikebreakers went throughunfair labor practice charges. gally. However, appointing a new ond anniversary of the unfair labortraining for the jobs, he said, “we judge will push the case back to practice strike by more than 2,000 believed everything they said,” but No rubber stamp September. Cases on another 50 ille­ against the Detroit Free Press and “it was an abusive situation there.” While belaboring the National gally fired workers may be added to the News. Ron charged that the more abusiveLabor Relations Board last Sunday, the trial. The NLRB regional director In San Francisco, unionists ralliedsupervisors were to employees, the the News’ editorial page editor is investigating new firings regularly, at noon Friday at USA Today’s San more approval they got from theirThomas Bray said, “The NLRB has frequently finding the company Francisco advertising office. An orga­own supervisors. sought 237 injunctions - and turnedlacked legal grounds to discharge nizer is Steve Zeltzer, producer of down union requests in only 12 strikers. Labor Video Project. Anti-union vandalism cases, according to congressional Robert Ourlian is a locked-out In Wilmington, Del., members of Guild officials are warning Free sources” since William B. Gould IV Detroit News reporter and member of local unions are going to hold a rallyPress editors to police more effective­became NLRB chairman in May a Newspaper Guild bargaining com­ Monday outside the Gannett-ownedly unlawful actions by employees 1994. mittee. Alan Forsyth is a locked-out News Journal. directed at union bulletin boards. Bray should have talked to the Detroit News copy editor.

NLRB says papers consistently rebuffed union overtures OFFERS, From Page 6 tract work, transfer of unit work towould cause the company to bargainthe NLRB said. “Respondent DNA nonunit employees and eliminationover of reinstatement. Kelleher againrejected these proposals.” and Cardinal Adam J. Maida. dues checkoff, seniority and unionreplied that Respondents were not■ A major concession made in January “Respondents replied that bargainingsecurity provisions. interested in bargaining over that sub­1997 by Teamsters Local 2040, repre­ would not be productive unless theAfter the rejection, Teamster official ject.” senting mailers, to give the papers sole unions accepted both the permanenceThomas McGrath still pushed the pro­■ An offer in the summer of 1996 bydiscretion to determine the number of of the replacement workers and theposal. “He observed that it gaveMayor Archer to place replacementworkers to be employed almost any­ changes implemented by managementRespondent DNA everything it couldworkers in city and private sector jobswhere in the unit, something the since the strike began,” the agencywant and more, and asked whether, ifand an offer by the unions to abide papersby had wanted. “Respondent said. the union signed the proposal, findings the of arbitrators appointed byrejected the proposal,” the NLRB said. ■ An April 1996 offer by Teamsterscompany would agree to bargain aboutthe mayor. “Respondents rejected both “In the face of obvious indications Local 372 to bargain over legitimatestrikers’ reinstatement,” the NLRB the mayor’s generous offer of jobs from for the unions that they will grant operational changes made since thesaid in the federal court documents.replacement employees and themajor concessions in order to bargain beginning of the strike and to defer“Respondents representative Timunions’ inventive bargaining propos­over reinstatement, respondents talks over reinstatement of strikers inKelleher answered no. al,” the NLRB said. remain intransigent,” the board said in a move the company called a “break­ “Meeting informally with Kelleher■ Concessionary offers made inits brief to Judge O’Meara. through.” However, the newspapersto make sure that the flexibility of theSeptember and October of 1996 by“Respondent’s unlawful refusal to rein­ then “rejected the heart of” the pro­union’s position was understood,Detroit Typographical Union Local state 18. the strikers is therefore a major posal and added “regressive” demands, McGrath asked Kelleher if there were “The union also proposed that strikershindrance to the collective bargaining including unlimited rights to subcon­anything the union could offer be that reinstated at the end of the strike,”process.” JULY 13, 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 7S YEAR TWO: A FAMILY ALBUM seniority wouldn’t have afforded them 1970,1 have never met a more vicious, in normal times. deceitful, greedy company than But even in difficult times you can Gannett. get lucky. T hat’s w hat happened when I My dealings were mostly with the met my friend Gale. She didn’t judge, Free Press under Knight-Ridder and we she supported. She didn’t flinch, she could always find common ground. stood firm. She was there when I need­ I retired five years before I had ed her most. Sometimes you get lucky - planned, due to the company’s hard-line even when the bottom seems to be and anti-union, anti-family, anti­ falling out. employee attitude. My regret is the parent companies Barbara Ingalls will continue to make huge profits, 1 year, DTU Local 18 destroying other families and cities. In the two years of this strike, I’ve It is a shame that after 37 years in learned too much about greed, selfish­ the trade that it had to end the way it ness and violence but much more about did. I will survive and so will my family, endurance and grace. For every dime I but this type of insanity by greedy cor­ may have lost in two years, I gained porations has to stop and soon. millions of dollars worth of friends with integrity and strength. I learned what John Lear the saying “We are the union” means. I 12 years, TNG Local 22 am so proud to have stood with the I grew up in Pittsburgh and spent folks of the newspaper strike - the most of my working life in Detroit. In rank-and-file members of all six unions. these cities, people over many years I found out again what a brave and risked their lives and livelihoods to good husband I have. I mean to take establish the right to form unions and everything I’ve learned - both good and bargain a decent living for the wealth bad - and put it to practical use. they played a major part in creating. Evildoers of America, beware! Their success, at great cost, was a major factor in America’s success and in build­ Stephan Kovacs ing the middle class. This strike has 21 years, IBT Local 372 been about preserving those gains. It is Journal photo by REBECCA COOK Listen up, Detroit Newspapers: You painful to see the costs it is inflicting on had a winning team with a winning those who have had to conduct the bat­ product. You blew it, big time! Hey, Exec tle, but I’m proud to have taken part in John Jackson17 years, GCIU Local 13 Heads: Your profits are not there and something this important and so tied to never will be! W hat you need is the win­ the history and communities I come eing on strike has taught me many things. One is that I can ning team you had. from. do without many of the material things I thought I needed. P.S. Frank, John and Tony, or should I say, Dewey, Cheatem and Howe: My Diane Luszczynski B I appreciate people I used to work with who now are my thanks - we no work for food! TNG Local 22 fellow locked-out workers, and I especially appreciate my wife and I have stood by my husband through three children. They have never let me down. When I felt Ken Lavely two Ford strikes, and he by me. Little GCIU Local 13 did I realize that my strike would out­ depressed, they told me to hold my head up, that it would be all In all my years of contract talks and shine his. With all the bitterness, hatred right. grievance discussions, starting in April and resentment, I have found a tempo­ During the strike I have been part of the speakers bureau and have traveled around the country speaking to thousands of people. The overwhelming support is something you can’t measure. There are no words to express my gratitude and no way to ever repay eveiyone for their support and solidarity. The worst moment of the strike came at the North Plant, when someone from the newspaper agency gave the order to drive trucks through the gate directly at the backs of unsuspecting picketers. It was a miracle that a striker was not killed that night. It’s very uplifting that the six unions have stuck together. It makes me want to cry. We will be there together no matter how long it takes to resolve this. I also think about how I used to look to my job as a means of survival. Now I look to my close-knit family. They will not stand by and watch an injustice. Ultimately we are family.

rary haven at the UAW International. beat up the workers? Why did daddy Had I not walked out on July 13, get arrested? Why is daddy in the hospi­ 1995,1 would never have met the greattal? Why does daddy cry?” Mommy tells groups of union brothers and sisters Chris it’s because good dads and good who have given their support and un­people look after one another. Little dying inspiration. Chris says, “I hate Frank Vega.” Dad For me, something positive has come says: “You’re not supposed to hate” and of this strike turned into a lockout. with a lump in his throat, we pray for These people are my testimony. the strikers and the people worse off Thank you, UAW. than us. Struggle makes you strong. Rex R. Lux Selfishness (scabs) keeps you weak. Journal photo by GEORGE WALDMAN 24 years, IBT Local 372 Thanks to Sharon (my rock), Adam I found my calling at age 11, as a and Chris Lux. Tom Schram27 years, TNG Local 22 paper boy. Seven years later, all grown­ up (sure): OK, I’ll be a paper “m an,” Steve (and Libby y breaking federal laws, the newspapers have discarded meet people, move around, sell papers, have job security. Later: working week­ and Lucas) Manian their most important asset: public trust. They are reviled in ends, odd hours and holidays, lower pay.18 years, IBT Local 2 040 Bthe community. It’s a stain that won’t go away. Indelible, too, But that’s OK because I’m a proud During winter 1996, a peaceful are the marks on the souls of those who stood with the law-break­paper man. protest action of civil disobedience took ers by crossing our picket lines. Theirs is a shame that they will i995, the strike. My 7-year-old asks: place with the children of strikers, plus live with forever. One day this will end, but it will never be over. “Mommy, why doesn’t daddy work at retirees. We gathered at a church. the paper anymore? Why did the policeChildren of all ages, along with the PAGE 8 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL JULY 13, 1997 TEAMSTERS Coalition wants roads killed ROADS, From Page 3 For example, it said the U.S.-131 expansion would harm wetlands and agency is aware of the concerns butsplit undeveloped forest and agricul­ doesn’t plan to cancel any of the pro­tural lands, while the Petoskey Bypass ^IN G jects, none of which is yet under con­would degrade prime farmland and struction. two world-class trout streams. Join us for Teamsters Helping “It’s not as if we hadn’t already lis­ The report also said many local resi­ Hand 3rd Annual Golf Outing LOCAL 1250 tened” to critics’ arguments, he said. dents worry that the projects will “And even if the department were to accelerate suburban sprawl and on September 6th, 1997. City of Warren Employees have a change of heart, it wouldencourage more national retail chains require federal approval.” and mall developers to come in at the For information call Send our Support to In addition, canceling a constructionexpense of locally owned retailers. Pattie Mayville project wouldn’t automatically make Referring to the Traverse City 1 (313) 965-9833 Ext. 0 STRUGGLING NEWSPAPER the state’s share of the cost available Bypass, the report said, “In essence, WORKERS for repairs, and the federal share can­ local residents fear the highway would not legally be used for routine mainte­become a beltway strip mall and nance, Naeyaert said. increase traffic in what is now thinly / x The report targets: populated rural farmland and unde­ " Walter R. Mabry « ■ Traverse City Bypass, $300 million veloped state forest land.” Executive Secretary-Treasurer A n in ju r y ■ Petoskey Bypass, $70 million The coalition said taxpayers and ■ U.S.-23 extension for 100 miles“deficit hawks” oppose the programs and the Membership of the TO ONE IS between Alpena and 1-75 near as a way to save billions and stop gov­ MICHIGAN REGIONAL COUNCIL AN INJURY Standish, $800 million ernment activities they believe are OF CARPENTERS TO ALL! ■ Grand Rapids South Belt Freeway, economically unjustified. Environ­ $370 million mentalists, they said, feel the projects The members & officers of the ■ U.S.-131 widening from two lanes toharm communities and the environ­ COU^C/ Transportation Communications four between Kalkaska and Boynement. Union stand with the newspaper Falls and a connection with 1-75, $500 MDOTs Naeyaert said if any of the workers in Detroit. million. projects are canceled, the reason All five projects are unnecessarywould be lack of enough funds to take and raise environmental concerns, thecare of the new road - not criticism I n So l id a r it y ! coalition contends. from the coalition. ...Support “Some of these programs began with “We won’t expand the system unless noble intentions, such as improvingthe money is available to maintain and Detroit Newspaper Workers Robert A. Scardelletti International President transportation,” the report said. “All,preserve it,” he said. “The depart­ ^ in their labor dispute ^ however, have proven to be at bestment’s biggest priority is to put 80 per­ inefficient and, at worst, counterpro­cent of our resources into maintenance ductive.” of the current system.” AN INJURY TO ONE Membership of Teamsters Local #51 Supports Garden feeds hearts, stomachs IS AN INJURY TO ALL Detroit Newspaper Workers. GARDEN, From Page 3 in the garden because “I want to help the cause.” UNITED FOR JUSTICE will be food that can be harvested Debbi Wood of Harper Woods heard throughout the fall, and maybe onionsabout the project and is another week­ LOCAL that will go all winter. ly stalwart. “We hope that it will provide food for So is Ellen Samyn. about 300 to 350 people,” PiccininJohn Comiez, a Ford engineer who says. “This is the first year for us so welives in Canton, is another. will see how it goes.” “I bought a new house and have 372 Already she says, the first harvest flowers of my own that need planting, TRENTON, MICH. produced about six bunches of greens.but I thought it would be good to help President Robert F. Rayes Though most of the food goesout to here,” Comiez said. The Membership, Leadership Recording Secretary Jim Kellepourey Wellness clients, some is used in cook­ Comiez says his friends at Wellness and Retirees of UAW Local 372 Secretary Treasurer Larry A. Freeman ing class so that participants will haveHouse understand that he has a a better idea of how to make the mostbrown thumb. of the fresh produce. “They don’t let me plant anything,” Loanne Faukert of Windsor laborshe jokes. “I just weed and dig.” Donald G. Smith Public Sector state President - The employee Local Union, Executive Board, Staff fighting Engler for the Chrysler strike drives down profit and membership of Aability to continue pro­ Teamsters Local Union viding §ervices to the citizens of By Martha Hindes lost production of about 89,000 vehi­ No. 299 Michigan, UAW Local 6000 sup­ Journal Automotive Writer cles, mostly sport utilities and pickup ports the newspaper workers in The 29-day UAW engine planttrucks that are the company’s most their struggle for justice. strike in April cost Chrysler Corp.profitable vehicles. nearly half a billion dollars during the With more of those trendy trucks on second quarter of 1997. The companythe market from competitors, many reported first-quarter net earnings ofbuyers switched to other brands $483 million, down $554 million fromrather than wait out the strike, he a year ago when the company earnedsaid. $1,037 billion. Valade said the company cannot Chrysler’s chief financial officer, make up for those lost sales by the end Supports the Newspaper Workers Gary Valade, said Friday that the of the year. Instead, it will concentrate in their labor dispute strike was the primary reason for theon bringing several new vehicles to ■■■■■■ steep year-to-year decline. Chryslermarket. PAGE 8S THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL JULY 13, 1997 Yi :a r T w o : A F a m il y A l b u m retiree champions who had faced the same struggles and sacrifices, planned to stand arm-in-arm in struggle against the DN. That moment touched us like no other. Never more strongly did we believe, “Freedom is a hard-won thing. You’ve got to work for it, fight day and night for it. Every generation has to win it again. Pass it on to your chil­ dren. Pass it on.” Robin Mather TNG Local 22 We became, overnight, precious to one another. We fretted over each other. We cosset­ ed, scolded, cajoled and shored each other up. We laughed until we cried, and we cried until the tears ran out. That happened because we went on strike together. And going on strike is like having your city bombed: Some people are dead to you then, and you find your friends amonf the survivors. Even in the diaspora that’s resulted, those ties are strong. We know some­ thing true and real about each other now, something no one can say about the scabs and the cowards. We know whom you can count on, in hard times. Michael McBride 20 years, TNG Local 22 I was part of a group picketing the Lynch Road distribution center in Detroit. Late one night a guy said he wanted us to form a barrier of pickets between the newspaper semi and the Journal photo by PATRICIA BECK security car behind it. He assured us nothing destructive would happen. We Stephen Jones12 years, TNG Local 22 decided to play along. Moments later the truck rolled in From a vigil for striking newspaper as the names are read and we formed our barrier; a couple of workers at Central Methodist Church and the people listen in the pews seconds later we walked away. A few and the people listen in the aisles minutes later we heard screams and shouts of anger, then banging. Someone Two Thousand Candles listen as the names are read had placed a mega padlock on the truck A candle is lit listen to the two thousand names door. and a name is read the names of men and women We mingled about that hot summer and the names are read two thousand men and women night for close to an hour while several two thousand names women and men of strength and sacrifice thugs took turns trying to hammer the and the names are read and the names are read lock off. Finally someone was called in with a toolbox and they removed the as the candles are lit the two thousand names are read entire truck door. and the candles are lit in the church and the people in the pews by the altar and the people in the aisles Audrey McKenna and the people move the people bearing candles in the church 8 years, TNG Local 22 and the people glide before the altar the people bearing light to all comers of the church I walked out for a contract. and through the aisles the people in the church pray I think of it daily. It’s day 731. bearing the candles and the people in the church weep and pray I still want it. bearing the two thousand candles weep and pray That’s all we ever wanted. and the names are read as the names are read Don’t buy a News, Freep or USA two thousand names the two thousand names Today until we get a contract if this and the candles are borne and the names are read newspaper war has touched you in any in the people’s hands as the candles are lit way; if our words, photos, handsome good looks or the way we turn a phrase borne to all corners of the church and the candles are borne have made you think maybe we’re flickering lights in the darkness to all corners of the church right, even if you simply think you’re sparkling stars in the darkness spreading light as the names are read too lazy to get your news anywhere two thousand stars shedding light in the hearts of the people else. erasing the darkness as the names are read Trust me, I know you can. They won’t as the names are read two thousand names miss you. Like us, you’ll survive. They won’t. Tough s—. and the names are read two thousand stars in the light of the two thousand stars and the names are read Diana Meyers and the people listen in the light of the two thousand candles. 22 years, IBT Local 372 My thoughts, I’m sure, are like many. It angers me to know a company would take such drastic measures to hurt faithful people together to stand up forto leave Detroit as winter approached in daughter who delights us with every employees who gave so much to them. what we believe in, not only for now but1995. With no income and no stomach giggle she makes. It’s sad to lose trust in someone you for the future. for crossing the picket line, 3wed toh Bpt in many ways we are still frozen believed in and went through different find work to provide for the baby kick­in time. The wounds haven’t healed, and stages of your life with, just to be axed Joann Muller ing inside me. won’t, at least not until the newspapers out like you never mattered. It’s devas­ 7 years, TNG Local 22 So much has changed since July 13, take back all the locked-out workers tating all right, but this fight has My husband, Bill Rapai (also a strik­ 1995. Here we are in a new city with and negotiate a fair contract. That’s all brought many strong, wonderful anding journalist) and I had no choice butnew jobs and - most important - a we ever wanted. JULY 13, 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 9 M ove Mt! Mur. Could newspaper strike Home and Office Movers Serving Macomb and Oakland Toll free 888-5-MOVE-IT 810-594-6464 for Oakland County cost Detroit a daily? 810-979-8580 for Macomb County 2254 Cole Street Birmingham, Michigan 48009 By Alan Forsyth edly said they are not seeking to shut Journal Staff Writer either paper. Columnists for The Detroit News For example, Free Press Publisher and Free Press have begun to dropHeath Meriwether told The Wall MASAI K. BUTTS broad hints that either the News orStreet Journal in August 1995: “I Operation Manager the Free Press or both papers will be can’t say emphatically enough that doomed if the National Laborthere is no agenda, no plan or busi­/fduzutcecC QleattUy StyJtcmd, *lnc. Relations Board should win a federalness strategy that would have just CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL injunction that returns locked-outone newspaper in Detroit.” We Specialize in Helping Union Members workers to their jobs. Ed Wendover, publisher of ThePh. (313) 892-7780 Open 7 Days “Finance the American Dream” On June 27, an article by Free Press Community Crier in Plymouth, saidFax (313) 892-0610 Fully Insured business columnist Doron Levin wasWednesday: “As we saw during the We have money available for: headed, “Labor ruling clouds newspa­JOA fight, they are more than happy • Home Improvement • Refinance • Bill Consolidation • Purchase pers’ future.” to threaten that they are going to act CjmSeffisJiecf t h r e a d s • Investment Properties • Cash for any Purpose Levin discussed the ruling by NLRBlike spoiled kids, take their football EMBROIDERY Our rates include: Administrative Law Judge Thomas R.and go home if they don’t get their Computerized Embroidery Wilks, who found on June 19 that way.”the 1 yr. ARM from 5.25% Custom Designs and Logos 15 yr. Fixed from 6.75% papers committed unfair labor prac­ Wendover was co-chair of Michigan Screen Printing tices that caused and prolonged theCitizens for an Independent Press, a 30 yr. Fixed from 7.25% and much, much more ... *2-1 Buydown from 6.25% newspaper strike. group that sued to block the JOA. The 'Purchases Only Levin concluded: “Judges who passcase went to the U.S. Supreme Court. IN SOU' No income qualifier rates: on the legality of labdr struggles at the“The irony,” said Wendover, “is if • schools • promotions ^ 15yr. Fixed from 8.0% newspapers would be advised tothey close one paper, which we sus­ • businesses • uniforms 30 yr. Fixed from 8.25% reflect on the sad truth pected they wanted to • clubs that big-city newspa­ do ever since they Attention Locked Out CALL NOW! 1- pers can’t absorb “As we saw applied for the JOA, Union Members . . . many more arrows.” during the JOA they would try to Wear your Union identity when you return to work. k w f ^ s K e l l u m M o r t g a g e In a June 6 column, blame it on the We are your #1 source for Union Made- "■!■■■■■■■ F in a n c ia l S e r v ic e s, I n c. American Made apparel. News editorial page fight, they are unions. ... Is it bad 15565 Northland Drive #503 W. editor Thomas J. Bray enough that they have No Minimums—Credit Cards A ccepted Southfield, Michigan 48075 more than (Owned and operated by Teamster Local 372 member) advised the National ruined two perfectly Rates are subject to change. Based on approved credit and equity. Labor Relations Board happy to good newspapers? 810/997-0090 • fax 810/997-0136 to “step back from its Now they are going to efforts to reward its threaten that threaten to close one friends in Big Labor as well. TEAMSTERS UAW-LOCAL 400 while trampling on they are going to “I think the NLRB basic American princi­ act like spoiled has had such a tough ples of due process.” time standing up i\T\FKFti,TiA\Tr‘i He closed: “More kids, take their through this whole than the fate of two football and go process. It just shows Detroit newspapers how much power a P 'lO J ltlO may depend on it.” home if they JOA gives to two cor­ Sunday, July 27,1397 There is a precedent porations of this size. for Levin’s and Bray’s don’t get their It makes them think Supports Locked-out warnings. way.” they are bigger than Newspaper Workers on 11:00 a.m. - In the late 1980s, the federal govern­ the second anniversary of when Gannett and - Ed Wendover ment.” their struggle for justice. 7:00 p.m. Knight-Ridder were Nancy Dunn, a seeking a joint operating agreementspokeswoman for the locked-out for the News and Free Press, Knight-unions, said she believes Gapnett and Co-Directors Four Bears Ridder chairman Alvah ChapmanKnight-Ridder have always intended Mike Martin Water Park declared that his company would closeto eventually close one of the papers. Pattie Mayville the Free Press if the JOA were not “I think frankly it has been their granted. game plan from the beginning. But A trial had already been held beforethe fact that they are letting their a U.S. Justice Department adminis­ lackeys float it out now is an attempt Family Dentistry for trative law judge, who ruled that to a put a guilt trip on the judge. These JOA was not needed to prevent onecompanies are grasping at anything.”We offer FREE emergency dental visits for striking paper from failing. Last fall John Morton, a newspaper Chrysler and Locked-out Newspaper workers. We support Nevertheless, Chapman’s declara­securities analyst, has predicted that tion inspired a political campaign the to News would close. Union mem­ all trade unions as we have for the past 28 years, save the Freep from its parent compa­bers believe that, although he offering quality dental care with convenient hours. ny. appears to be independent, MortonMonday - Friday9-9, Saturday & Sunday 9 -6. U.S. Attorney General Ed Meese often expresses views, coincidentally approved the JOA on his last dayor in not, that Gannett and Knight- office. He resigned under fire for ethi­Ridder want to see aired. TOOTHACHE? cal violations. Asked Thursday if the Bray and Since the newspaper strike began,Levin articles are a sign that Gannett Warren Dental Associates numerous union members have pre­or Knight-Ridder is about to pull the “The Union Dentists” dicted that Gannett and Knight-plug, the usually voluble Morton 29601 Hoover AH Union members receive Ridder would close one of the papersresponded: “I haven’t the foggiest (2 blks. N. of 12 Mile in Warren) 20% discount and blame the demise on the unions.idea. I really have no comment. All on alt dental (810) 573-0011 treatments Company spokespeople have repeat-right?” Since 1965 JULY 13, 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 9S Y e a r T w o: A F a m il y A l b u m Dennis Nazelli Thomas C. Skender 18 years, IBT Local 372 13 years, GCIU Local 13 When a man takes his own life, it’s On July 13, 1995, the day I was called suicide. informed we would go on strike to fight When a man takes the life of another corporate greed, I was proud to fight for man, it’s called homicide. rights that my father instilled in me When a government exterminates its when I was growing up. For all my people, it’s called genocide. union brothers and sisters and my fami­ And when corporate criminals exter­ ly and friends, whom I’ve picketed, minate their employees, it’s called leafleted and rallied with, I will always LABORCIDE! support their causes, no matter what the consequences turn out to be. Michael E. Nipper IBT Local 372 Gregory Smigielski 17 years, IBT Local 372 The thing that always comes to mind first for me is the tremendous support The long struggle for justice has been we have received these two years. So very strenuous for me and my family. when I received the Sunday Journal They all are from the Detroit area and request to write about the strike, I would have disowned me had I crossed knew what I would write about. But the picket line. how could I possibly list all the organi­ I have seen the strong support of the zations and individuals and the ways in community. What we are doing today which they contributed, in the 100 will be for all who follow. During the words the Journal wanted it limited to? last 24 months of struggle for human Of course, no amount of words can prop­ rights, I have met people from all walks erly express the effects this support has of life who cannot believe what the had on our spirits and our cause. Detroit newspapers have done. They I know I can safely say for 2,000 May 1996 photo by DOMINICK JONES, then 3'/2, son of locked-out worker KINA JONES have lost the respect and integrity of strikers and their families that whenev­ the community. er we look back over this strike, the I thank all my brothers and sisters support we received will be first in our Rebecca Cook6 years, TNG Local 22 from locals in the Detroit area and from hearts and minds. across the United States and Canada was raised in a working-class family surrounded by art, for being behind us. It is with this soli­ Keith Owens music, laughter, love, loyalty and dreams. I followed my dream darity that we have endured. 2 years, TNG Local 22 of photojournalism, making images that made a difference, pho- Barney St. Louis Jr. I’m not sure yet who I will be because Itographing people’s lives, dreams, victories, tragedies and the 40 years, IBT Local 2040 of all this, but one thing’s for sure: I’m not who I was. human condition. You dropped off coffee in the cold. When the strike began, I was two The strike did not stop me from making those images on the You left a cool drink in the heat. weeks into a three-month unpaid leave picket line, as I recorded powerful pictures of a labor struggle You walked the line with us. of absence. I had reached my goal of affecting an entire community and the lives of thousands of You changed your newspaper to a being a syndicated columnist at a major people. union publication. daily newspaper and I loved Detroit. I These people were loyal employees who had to survive beatings You held spaghetti dinners to support didn’t think the strike would last too our cause. long so, all things considered, the pic­ and gassing by police and heartless treatment by employers for You avoided dealing with advertisers ture still looked pretty good. whom some worked more than 30 years. There are people on our who refused to stay neutral. side of the picket line who believed that working hard and doing a Now it’s two years later. The picture You rallied with us. has gone hazy. Did I make the right good job would lead to appreciation and security. You paraded with us. decision? No question. Would I do it These are the images of dignified and diverse people who joined You prayed with us. again? Same answer. But I really hands to stand in front of the corporate tanks - Gannett and thought the anger would be gone by My picket sign has not been all that now. Knight-Ridder. heavy. I’d love to say I’ve come to terms with Thousands helped me carry it. what’s happened, but not yet. Now when I hear what the newspaper self-respecting editor would have been Thank you all. No, not yet. executives say about the strike, I cringe. at the window, let alone showing his I don’t believe any of them. I spent contempt for his employees. It defined Patti Tims Bill Rapai years repairing the kind of distortions the attitude News management had for 10 years, TNG Local 22 9 years, TNG Local 22 they now get away with. Who are these its dedicated workers. I recently sought counseling because I There was much uncertainty as days vindictive people, anyway? They reward­ I will never forget walking the pick­ still choke up over how Knight-Ridder, stretched into months on the picket ed my nine years of hard work by caus­ et line one night when we stopped a my employer for 10 years, morphed into line: Were we doing the right thing? ing a strike, blaming the unions for it scab carrier from coming into the Gannett, the Great Satan of Corporate Would the company really replace us? and trying to get me to be a scab for Lawrence Street center in Center Line. America. I still resent imported scabs, How long would this last? The uncer­ their unethical scheme. As a copy editor, I had just passed in front of the car and who lack the talent, ethics and respect tainty took its toll. The defiant striker I thought I had learned the meaning of turned to walk back, only to see striker for Detroit’s labor heritage to work for marching next to me one day became thanklessness. How little I knew. Jim Thomas go flying through the air. the Free Press. I had to leave the state I the cowering scab the next. He had been hit by the car and suffered love, where four generations of family But in conquering uncertainty there Gary Rusnell leg and back injuries. have farmed (Saginaw, the Thumb), is growth: I realized I am not my job or 27 years, DTU Local 18 taught (Bay County), policed (Bay who I work for. I have self-worth inde­ The struggle, endurance, tenacity, Chris Singer County, Southgate, Wyandotte) fought pendent of my employer because I hate at the loss of integrity, friendship, 29 years, TNG Local 22 fires (Wyandotte) and worked in ship­ believe in fairness, integrity and com­ support, caring and love - that’s what My first job was as a stock clerk at yards (Wyandotte), steel mills (Great munity. the past two years have been to me. the old Sears store on Grand River at Lakes) and auto factories (Ford). I know Knight-Ridder and Gannett have It’s a time of learning for our children Oakman. I had to keep the shelves full bitterness rots the spirit, so I search for taken much from me. And although and knowing that they are the ones to on the hardware department sales floor. the ability to forgive. I have a ways to they didn’t provide the training to make change and shape the world with our And I really had to run, especially on go. me a better copy editor, they provided guidance. “Thrifty Monday” nights. That one the opportunity for training that’s muchI’ll always believe that “unity is the department annually sold $1 million of Esther Ailweiss Tschirhart more valuable: strength to stand up for key tov ic to r y ”and that “an injury to merchandise. TNG Local 22 what’s right and to let me find my way one is an injury to all.” That was 1962. Detroit had a large As months went by without a settle­ through life. middle class with discretionary income. ment, summer’s swelter on downtown Gene Schabath When the global conglomerates are picket lines gave way to alarming cold Jim Rogers TNG Local 22 done turning every $16-an-hour taxpay­at the Oak Park Distribution Center. 9 years, TNG Local 22 One cameo I will never forget: During ing job with health insurance into $6- Many fine unionists warmed their I worked as a copy editor at the Free one of the early huge rallies outside the an-hour part-time jobs with no benefits, hands with me over burn barrels - until Press for nine years, fixing stories that Detroit News, to look up at the second who is going to buy anything? the police stopped our fires. Then press­ had problems of fairness and accuracy. floor and see Bob Giles sneering down Or pay down our $5 trillion national man Ed’s van became our refuge. Later, It was thankless work, but important. at us with contempt. I thought that nodebt? out leafleting and elsewhere, I came to PAGE 10 JULY 13, 1997 Co-editors:Susan Watson, Norman Sinclair 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.rust.net/~workers/strike.html m o l l Member Michigan Press Association MMy&f Member National Newspaper Association Metro NY Labor Communications Council Communicator of the Year

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round 2 a.m. Thursday gasoline tax doesn’t amount to morning, the Michiganmuch more than $22 per year for Senate voted to impose a the average driver, calculated by a 4-cent gasoline tax formula of 15,000 miles per year, A increase to help pay for improvingwhich is the rough equivalent of the state’s shell-shocked roads. 550 gallons. Crunching those The House has yet to vote on thenumbers down further, that proposal, which is strongly sup­amounts to less than 50 cents a ported by Gov. John Engler asweek. For those who feel that is part of his Build Michigan II ini­still too much to pay, consider how tiative. much it costs to repair your car If a 4-cent tax increase will do time and time again after stum­ something about these bling off the roads in roads, then we’re beg­ defeat. ging the House to Pity the According to Engler, please follow suit and Build Michigan II will get on with the poor, “improve every single ‘Multiracial debate’ repairs. Driving on unfortu­ mile in the new state Michigan streets and road system that needs freeways is equivalent nate soul improvement” over a expresses our discomfort to driving on rocky, 10-year period. State unpaved backwoods who is roads handle 90 per­ federal task force has rec­ sented in the data used by agencies trails. Pity the poor, doomed to cent of the traffic ommended against creating that rely heavily on census reports, unfortunate soul who statewide. a category in the next censussuch as the Justice Depart-ment and is doomed to drive an drive an “With an additional to cover multiracial individ­ the Bureau of Labor Statistics. unsuspecting new car $570 million per year Auals. Testimony and evidence collectedAdvocates of the multiracial through this state. unsuspect­ for Michigan roads, by the task force show just how excru­approach, meanwhile, complain that According to Engler, ing new car Build Michigan II ciatingly complex and difficult thistheir racial background is unique and the 4-penny increase, guarantees a stable, decision was. We believe that, for now, deserves its own category. The number which raises the state through long-term source of the task force decided correctly. of mixed-raced Americans may, for gasoline tax from 15 revenue to improve Currently, an individual is asked toexample, outnumber Native Amer­ cents to 19 cents, will this state. and expand our trans­ check one of four boxes on a censusicans by now. provide an additional portation infrastruc­ form to indicate his or her race: white, The issue will grow only more mud­ $200 million in revenue. Whenture,” Engler said. black, Asian or Pacific Islander, or dled with the passage of time. As eth­ combined with other proposed For the sake of Michigan drivers American Indian. The drive to includenic groups continue to intermarry, reforms offered by Build Michigan and their vehicles, and their fre­ a fifth category - “multiracial” - stems there is no unscrambling the diversity II, which among other thingsquent vehicle repair bills, we hope from the rise in interracial marriages egg. Consider the by-now thoroughly includes getting a larger share ofthat’s one guarantee we can take and births. In 1990 about 2 millionjumbled ethnic backgrounds of most federal government dollars, the to the bank, Governor. babies were born to parents of differ­ white Americans. Americans of total is a much-needed $570 mil­ ent races, compared to only 500,000 Europeanin descent used to be just Irish lion each year - over and above 1970. Moreover, the num ber of inter­or Italian or Czech or .whatever. Now the current available amount - to racial marriages continues to rise, they tend to be blends of many nation­ invest in repairing, resurfacing 10-second editorial especially among whites and Asians. alities. and repaving Michigan roads, Instead of creating a new multira­ In a broader sense, the debate over plus new construction. cial box, the panel suggested lettingthe multiracial category highlights the Over the next five years, the This is the second individuals check more than one of thelimitations of trying to capture a com­ governor claims that Build anniversary of the day existing boxes. Under this system theplex reality within a narrow numerical Michigan II represents a $2.8 bil­ some 2,500 union golfer Tiger Woods, for example, couldcategory. It also illustrates how uncom­ lion increase in state transporta­ check all four boxes if he chose fortable - we Americans are today with tion spending. members struck white, black, Asian and American most matters concerning race. And Michigan will need every Detroit’s two daily Indian - to convey his varied racial Clearly the best solution would be to penny of that sum. Although it isnewspapers. There is background. have no racial categories at all. amusing to hear a Republican a fervent hope among There are problems with any sys­Someday, perhaps, race won’t matter support the idea of raising any tem. Checking more than one box, forto us and we can all just be sort of tax, especially such a many Detroiters, example, could muddy the data used“Americans.” For now, unfortunately, a staunch Republican as Engler, it union sympathizers or to draw congressional districts to com­host of political and demographic fac­ nevertheless seems that what he not, that it will be the ply with the Voting Rights Act. Usingtors drive us to nitpick over whether someone’s parents were all one or all is proposing here is the right last. the multiracial box would probably thing to do, and not a moment too reduce the number of people checkingthe other or a mix of something else. It soon. According to figures from Turn to today’s pullout section for black or American Indian or Asian. may be necessary, but it’s a sad com­ Michigan’s state government Web an editorial about the strike. That could mean that Americans ofmentary on our continuing racial site, the 4-penny increase in the African descent might be underrepre­dilemmas. PAGE 10S THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL JULY 13, 1997 Y e a r t w o : A Fa m il y A l b u m

respect many of those “enemy” journal­ ists from the News. Phone-banking for the Journal final­ ly bought me inside. My little girl, Julianna, came along sometimes and covered a drab wall with her “No Scab Papers” drawings. She also sang “Solidarity Forever” with other children at a Friends of Labor dinner. I’m proud to be raising a union kid! Rita Walsh Wife of Gary Walsh, 26 years, DTU Local 18 Not all heartache and loss has been wrought by the strike, although plenty mii of that has gone around. There has arisen, out of this trial by fire, the per­ sonalities of the ones who found within themselves the moral courage to stand up for justice and honesty: the ones who didn’t cross the picket line. It has been my pleasure to meet a few of them, and a small part of my life will be forever changed by them. Through their encouragement, they gave me the confidence to write some articles and others that hopefully will be published. Michael R. Walsh IBT Local 372 In 1972 I came home from Vietnam a wounded veteran. I was decorated with the Purple Heart and Bronze Star for serving my country. I came home with the belief that I earned my right to the “American dream.” Part of that dream was finding a good job to support my family. I was hired at the Detroit Free Press in 1973.1 was confident this com­ pany would treat its employees fairly as long as we worked hard and were loyal. I was proud to be employed by the Journal photo by REBECCA COOK newspaper. Now, almost 25 years later, The Wilsons - Mary, Ken, Renee and Nicholas - lost their home seven months ago. and on strike for almost two years, my opinion has changed. They are TRAITORS. Mary WilsonWife of Ken Wilson, 15 years, IBT Local 372 Tim Wardle y husband tried to write down some security, their friends and school. It’s the children IBT Local 372 thoughts but found it too difficult so I will.who are being hurt the most. After being on strike/locked out for He has worked for The Detroit News all There were a few wonderful things. My husband 24 months... M his working life, as a carrier, then a station captain,has had an opportunity to really get to know his You go to your kids’ school functions children, and he has mended a relationship with and realize how shabby they look. They then off to Sterling Heights for the last 15 years. need better clothes and haircuts and it I remember saying to him when the strike start­his brother, his only sibling. ain’t gonna happen this month. ed that we could hold out for a month. Two years I love my husband and stand behind him 100 You wear shoes that have been in the later we are still holding out and I am proud of percent, even if my family has not approved of his back of your closet for six years and that. After 16 months we lost our home, the onlychoice to stay out and fight for what he believes drive the oldest car you’ve had in 30 place my children have ever known. They left thatin. I’m very proud of him. years and are grateful for them. You listen to neighbors talk about new restaurants in town and know you won’t be going anytime soon. about this labor dispute? Did anyone . ten sat on his shoulder while he drove He crossed the picket line and went Your roof is leaking but you’re glad think this struggle for decency and fair newspapers from Detroit to Lansing back inside the News three days later. you still have the house for the roof to play in the workplace would last two and back. During his break he stopped I have two things to say to him and leak. years? Gannett and Knight-Ridder can­ at a restaurant and got her some milk. the other line-crossers: You see homeless people and wonder not be allowed to abuse their power and The cat is now grown and has a family I’ll be back. But we won’t be going to how long before you will be like them. deceive the masses. There can be only who loves her. lunch anytime. The good thing, and we all keep say­ one answer to their actions against Not only did we share a sense of ing it, is the super friendships that organized labor, that they are guilty of unity in this struggle, but we shared MORE STORIES TO TELL have formed. We have also found who crushing the hopes and dreams of 2,000 our feelings. our true friends are. families who served them faithfully for That’s how it was with us that sum­ The stories told by these newspa­ many years. Must we die or get other mer, fall and winter at the distribution per workers casts the labor dispute Theresa M. Wilson jobs before justice is served? We still center. 7 years, TNG Local 22 in such human terms. And we know have faith in the system and are not That’s how it’s been for almost two that, for each one printed here, Locked out means the door slams giving up until all newspaper unions years. there many more to tell. hard on me and thousands of loyal are made whole by a favorable court So the Journal again is inviting workers. The fight for justice continues. decision. Mike Wowk locked-out workers to share their I praise the locked-out workers who feelings on the strike. Please keep Barbara Woolf-Packard 25 years, TNG Local 22 have struggled so faithfully to get a fair your submissions to 100 words or contract, but for those who do nothing, 20 years, TNG Local 22 In the first week of the strike, I pick­ less and mail them by July 25 to: let’s unite. I believe the maze to justice I remember walking the line at a dis­ eted with a fellow Detroit News The Detroit Sunday Journal is near and so, brothers and sisters, tribution center with some burly union reporter. I had known him for 25 years, D raw er A keep hope alive. guys. A 6-foot driver from Teamsters but it took a strike to reveal the flaws 450 W. Fort Local 372, sporting Western boots, had ain his character. John C. Winfield Detroit, MI 48226-3118 soft spot for cats. He told us about the “I’m not worried about a long strike,” Or e-mail us with your submis­ 27 years, IBT Local 372 winter night he found a stray just as he he told me at the time. “My wife makes sion at [email protected] Where does one start on thoughts was about to get into his truck. The kit­ $52,000 a year. I can afford to stay out.” JULY 13, 1997 PAGE 11

Film fest’s schedule has Bogey July is festival time for local music fans and Bacall Stories by Gary Graff the Warped tour and the Furthur By John Gallagher Journal Music Writer Festival. The local scene will be Journal Film Critic rab the suntan lotion, hopping, too, with rock in Taylor hen the pack the picnic bas­ and blues in a joint venture Humphrey Bogart kets, make sure there’s between Novi and Windsor. classic “The Big room on the plastic. Simply put, there should be no W Sleep” was For the next two reason to stay inside watching screened for studio boss Jack Gweeks, Detroit Rock City becomes those Mars transmissions all the Warner, the mogul grumbled, Rock Festival City. time. “I want more of the girl.” The daylong extravaganzas - So the noir private-eye tale Lollapalooza, the HORDE and the Further Festival was recut and reshot to like - will be cramming the metro ■ 3:30 today at Pine Knob, include more scenes with area’s concert calendar, offering Sashabaw Road at 1-75, Clarkston Bogart’s co-star and wife, everything from blues to techno to ■ Tickets: $29.50 pavilion and Lauren Bacall. The only prob­ classic rock to midways where you lawn lem is that the film then can have a body part pierced or ■ Who’s playing:The Black released was so confusing that get a bit of environmental train­ Crowes, Bruce Hornsby, Bob Weir hardly anyone, including ing. & Ratdog, Mickey Hart’s Planet Bogart himself, could ever There’s a hot newcomer on the Drum, Arlo Guthrie, Jorma explain the mystifying plot circuit this year, Sarah McLach- MIKE HASHIMOTO / R eprise R ecords Kaukonen with Michael Falzarano, twists. lan’s female-oriented Lilith Fair, as Neil Young is the senior member of the Sherri Jackson, more. A restored version of the well as familiar monikers such as HORDE, July 27 at Pine Knob. See FESTIVALS, Page 12 original “Big Sleep” will high­ light the new season at the Detroit Film Theatre, the acclaimed long-running festi­ val at the Detroit Institute of arah McLachlan doesn’t agree with Arts. The film will be followed the conventional wisdom that it was by a 20-minute presentation of last year’s testosterone-heavy explanatory scenes that were Lollapalooza (Metallica, Soundgarden, trimmed from the original. Set al) that prompted her to start the Lilith Elliot Wilhelm, curator of Fair. film for the DLA, now in his “That’s a bit limiting,” says the Canadian 24th season with DFT, said songstress, who road-tested the female festi­ “The Big Sleep” will be one of val concept last summer with a handful of several restored classics to shows, including one at Pine Knob. “I just felt screen during the season that there was an awful lot of great music that opens Aug. 1. was done by women that wasn’t being heard, “One of the real joys of or it was being heard, yet there was no festi­ restorations is that you get to val representation with a lot of the talent see pictures not just because that was coming up. ■there were scenes missing but “So I thought ‘Wouldn’t it be great if there because now you can see these was a festival that was all women?’ ” films in the pristine large- Named after the independent-minded screen format as they were woman that Hebrew mythology says was meant to be seen,” he said. Adam’s first wife, the Lilith Fair is a “celebra­ The schedule for the DFT’s tion of sisterhood,” according to McLachlan. upcoming season, which runs That doesn’t necessarily exclude men, through December, will be whether it’s the boys in the bands of this released Tuesday. To get a year’s performers or future recruits for the copy and other information tour. about the DFT, call 313-833- The initial Lilith journey is all about recog­ 2323. nizing the inroads women have made in pop­ Among the eagerly awaited ular music - including having six of the Top films this season will be “A 10 albums in 1996. Chef in Love.” Each year, “More than anything it’s because women Wilhelm said, one film seems have become, to be crass about it, a viable to marry the public’s interest Arista commodity,” McLachlan, 29, says. “That’s the in food with its interest in cin- Sarah McLachlan and friends perform Friday and Saturday at Pine Knob. brass tacks of the industry - money.” See FILMS, Page 23 JULY 13, 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 1 IS Yhar T w o : A F a m il y A l b u m

Ralph Dick RECALLED WORKERS: PRINTERS AND ENGRAVERS 32 years (Detroit News, pre-JOA), DTU Local 18 Al Trudell 28 years (Detroit Free Press, pre-JOA), DTU Local 18 ‘A waste of manpower, money’ This is a transcript of a con­ versation two veteran printers who have been called back - what we call “POW printers” - had with locked-out colleague Barb Ingalls. he situation that we are employed under at this time is a waste of man­ power, money and time. If we are to ever regain our jobs in the actual production of the papers, I believe the Detroit Newspapers have to do the right and moral thing. “We cannot be accused of featherbedding as long as the papers continue to employ two work forces. We, the strikers, and the public have lost respect for the News and Free Press. If it is ever to be regained, the papers must do the right thing. “If it was another company having two work forces and treating its employees and the community like the News and Free Press have done, the papers would have a big arti­ cle and say how wrong it is. “The greatest assets of a good company is its employees and its integrity. The News and Free Press turned their backs on their employees Journal photo by GEORGE WALDMAN because of the labor dispute. The integrity they had, they Front row,from left: Ralph Dick and Al Trudell. traded for higher profits. Second row,from left: Art Sigler and Elizabeth Gauthier. “Economically we took a beating. Morally we are on Third row, from left: Ed Vandenstorm, Bob Mikulan, Dick Wasko, Gerry Twomey, Bill Kosta, Don Harris, Don McCain. top.” B a ck row ,from left: Mike Galvin, Jim Wiggins, Bob Douglas, Bob Nagy, Rich Barbish, Bob Franz. RECALLED WORKER: FREE PRESS REPORTER ‘We will not be silenced’ John Castine gas and pepper spray; being pinned with nightsticks 27 years, TNG Local 22 against the fence at the Riverfront Plant, and, in my case, being hit with a car from behind and then beaten d F V ^ he ultimate measure of a man is not while picketing at the Free Press. ■ I * where he stands in moments of comfort Replacement workers were faceless to me as I yelled and convenience, but where he standsat at them on the picket line. Now inside, I can look them times of challenge and controversy.” in the eye as we engage in conversation - but not about Over the last two years, those words of Martin the “labor dispute” or we’ll face disciplinary action, Luther King Jr. have kept me going. In April, whenmanagement I has warned. became one of the first newspaper workers back Some replacement workers still won’t talk to me. But inside, I again drew strength from them. it was a month before I could even acknowledge most In my initial meeting with management, Tim of them. Kelleher said the company goon convicted of However, I will say this to the cowards who continue assaulting me on the picket line had been promoted.to tear down what’s on our union bulletin boards That was the first time I wanted to quit and walkinside: We will not be silenced. And I will say this to Journal file photo by JETTA FRASER away from the struggle. But I knew I couldn’t leave.those who came here to steal our jobs and those who On Aug. 1 0 ,1 9 9 5 , union brothers, from left, John For as tough as it’s been inside, the fight for justicewere broken by management threats and crossed our Castine, Dan Holly, Robin Fornoff and Steve Jones outside has been even tougher: picketing in 100-picket line: Our new challenge is to forgive. But we will burn letters from the Free Press telling strikers that if degree heat and subzero cold; dodging deliverynever forget these last two years. Our fight against cor­ they didn't return they would be replaced. trucks bolting out of the North Plant; enduringporate tear- greed will continue. And it’s for your sake, too. PAGE 12 JULY 13, 1997 SIp IS Festivals erry Farrell has a distinct color in rock Detroit mind for this year’s Lollapalooza tour. for 2 weeks P Green Farrell, who co-founded the festival in 1991 while fronting the FESTIVALS, From Page 11 band Jane’s Addiction (he now leads Porno for Pyros), sat out last year’s edition, claiming the ■ The buzz: The Crowes, who can hard rock-oriented lineup “just didn’t excite stretch out and jam with the best of me.” This year there was more to bring him ’em, bring a jolt of freshness to this back to Lollapalooza. The acts are a more var­ celebration of Grateful Deadism. ied and adventurous bunch, covering hard ■ Info: 248-377-0100 rock, techno, hiphop and roots rock. More importantly, Farrell says, there’s an Taylor Summer ecological agenda he wanted to pursue this Music Festival year. ■ Noon today at the Sheridan “I make no mistake that the Lollapalooza is Community Center, 12111 Pardee. my biggest mouthpiece,” he says. “And they ■ Tickets: $5 (proceeds benefit the were very receptive to helping to do this. So it Alternating Hemiphlegia Foundation) was a very easy decision; of course I’ll work on ■ Who’s playing:Eric Burdon, Ric it. Now fm interested.” Emmet, Mudpuppy, the Derailers, So this year’s Lollapalooza midway offers a City Limits Blues Band, Black variety of ecological-minded exhibits and activ­ Market ities, including the Green House, which fea­ ■ The buzz: Don’t miss the midday tures a “toxic Jeopardy” game in which one-two punch of the Derailers (3:30 Lollapaloozers can win prizes for showing p.m.) and Detroit’s own Mudpuppy (5 what they’ve learned; the Brain Forest, a p.m.) theater-in-the round outfitted with trees; the ■ Info: 313-374-5753 Temple, a structure surrounded by silk- screened art panels with an ecological theme, Lollapalooza ’97 and civil disobedience training for those who ■ 2 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday at want to join environmental protests. Pine Knob “I don’t profess to be a scientist or a politi­ ■ Tickets: $34 pavilion and lawn. cian, but I’m pretty good at throwing parties,” Tuesday’s show is sold out. Death Row Records Farrell says. “I don’t think that learning has ■ Who’s playing:Orbital (Tuesday), Snooj> Doggy Dogg plays the main stage Tuesday and Wednesday at got to include pain. W hat I’m trying to say is Devo (Wednesday), Tool, Snoop Doggy Lollapooza Pineat Knob. there’s no reason you can’t learn and party. I’m Dogg, Tricky, Korn, James and Julian interested in protest, in love and harmony so & Damian Marley on the main stage. our protest gets something done.” Summercamp, eels, Artificial Joy Club, Jeremy Toback, Old 97s on the urther estival second stage. F F ■ The buzz: The granddaddy of tour­ ing festivals retrenches following last Former Grateful Dead drummer trying to say, Hey, it’s life, gotta onstage), while Weir and Hart year’s much-criticized hard rock bill. Mickey Hart says the Furthur get on with it.’ And the best way to accept positions farther, er, further Diversity is this year’s hallmark, but Festival served in its initial outing do that is with music.” down on the bill. the second stage may be the place to last year to gather Grateful Dead This year the Furthur Festival “The memory of the Grateful be. fans in the wake of the group’s begins the task of finding its own Dead stays vivid in the minds of the ■ Info: 248-377-0100 dissolution following guitarist identity. That means bringing in people that were touched by it - Jerry Garcia’s 1995 death. younger talent - such as this including myself,” Hart explains. Lilith Fair “It gave Bob (Weir) and myself a year’s headliners the Black ‘The Fhrthur Festival is not the ■ 4:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday at chance to see the audience again. Crowes (whose keyboardist, Grateful Dead, but there are certain Pine Knob That was emotional,” says Hart, Detroiter Eddie Harsch, has been spirits that are associated with it, ■ Tickets: $36 pavilion, $18.50 lawn. 47. “It was a sign of hope; we were wearing a Red Wings jersey definitely.” Saturday’s show is sold out. ■ Who’s playing:Sarah McLachlan, the Cardigans, Fiona Apple, Paula ■ Info: 248-377-0100. Vans Warped Tour band-per-dollar bargain on the road. • ■ Info: 248-377-0100 Cole and Tracy Bonham on the main ■ 1 p.m. July 23 at Pine Knob. stage. Victoria Williams, Wild Bluesfest International The HORDE ■ Tickets: $21.75 pavilion and lawn Colonials (FYiday), Tara MacLean ■ Friday through next Sunday, Novi ■ 3 p.m. July 27 at Pine Knob (FYiday), Holly Cole (Saturday) and Expo Center; Thursday through ■ Who’s playing:Social Distortion, ■ Tickets: $33 pavilion and lawn Autour de Luce (Saturday) on the Sunday, Windsor the Mighty Mighty Bos stones, ■ Who’s playing:Neil Young & second stage. Kim Fox (Friday), ■ Tickets: $25 for a three-day pass; Pennywise, Lagwagon, descendents, Crazy Horse, Primus, Toad the Wet Garrison Starr (Friday), Lori Carson single-day prices vary. Suicide Machines, Less Than Jake, Sprocket, Medeski Martin & Wood (Saturday) and Alisha’s Attic ■ Who’s playing:Buckwheat Zydeco, Blink 182, Sick of It All, Royal Crownand Leftover Salmon on the main (Saturday) on the Village Stage. Junior Wells, Roomful of Blues, J. Revue, Reel Big Fish, Limp Bizkit, stage; Morphine, Ben Folds Five, ■ The buzz: Sisters are doin’ it for Geils and Magic Dick, Savoy Brown, Bouncing Souls on the main stages. Cake Like, the Wheelies and themselves, and they have the Monster Mike Welch, Robert Lo Presher, Sunchild, H20, Sugar Domestic Problems on the second hottest festival package of the sum­ Bradley’s Blackwater Surprise, oth­ Ray, Fat and Millencolin on the sec­ stage. mer. Keep an ear out for songs from ers. ond stage. Mog Stunt Team 555, • ■ The buzz: A tricky one this year; McLachlan’s new album, “Surfacing.” ■ The buzz: The Motor Cities Blues Twistin’ Tarantulas, ALD and Young’s fans seem wary of the Awards, 2-6 p.m. Saturday, Novi ExpoSuburban Delinquents on the local younger acts and vice-versa. Kudos to stage. ■ James K. Graham’s restaurant Center; $5 admission. Go and cheer the overplayed Blues Traveler for sit­ for your favorites. ■ The buzz: Lots of music, lots of ting this one out. review will return next week. ■ Info: 1-888-503-1188 stages, lots of moshing. The best ■ Info: 248-377-0100. PAGE 12S THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL JULY 13, 1 9 9 7 Y ea r T w o: A F am ily A lb u m Strike may halt a long tradition BRABENEC, From Page IS worked for The Detroit News or the Detroit Times or the Detroit Free Press, with a strong, large grain of pride attached to it as though the company that we worked for was a very moral, socially responsible, ethi­ cal entity. We were actually proud to be employed there,” he said. “Every member of the family, to be able to say they worked for the News or the Times or the Free Press spoke that with pride. This strike has pretty well ruined that perception. “It broke the bubble.” Brabenec’s grandfather, Joseph, and his granduncle, Charles, were the first to work for the Detroit dailies. He estimated that their careers began in the 1900s. Both men helped organize the pressmen’s union in this town. The next generation of Brabenecs yielded nine newspaper workers. Two of them are retired and the others are deceased. William Brabenec and 11 others are among the third generation. Of the four strikers in that group, Brabenec Journal photo by GEORGE WALDMAN and a cousin, Richard Wasko, a print­Bill Brabenec is among 58 recalled printers who are given no work. “Since my job now is to do nothing, I try to do it as well as I possibly can.” er, are the only family members to have been called back to work. Also on this limb of the family tree is Frank GENERATIONS Brabenec Jr., the pressman who was kicked and beaten by then off-duty n July 13, 1995, when Detroit Sterling Heights police officer Jack newspapers forced 2,500 Severance on Aug. 19, 1995 (see story workers out on strike, six on Page 13S). O Brabenec kin were among them. For In this fourth generation of family a family that has proudly worked members, there are two strikers, one for Detroit dailies for four genera­ retired worker and one who never lefttions, this bitter labor dispute has his job at the paper, even though hisleft emotional scars. Brabenec family photo family members were forced to walk William F. Brabenec created a list A Brabenec family gathering is a Detroit newspaper reunion. From left are William out. Mike Quinn, a Brabenec cousin, to show the jobs his family membersBrabenec, a printer since 1960; Charles Brabenec, grandfather of two newspaper is a Detroit Newspapers’ circulation have held with Detroit newspapers workers; Margaret Brabenec, William’s mother; Lawrence Chaivre, a retired press­ executive. throughout the years. man; Dorothy Boucher, wife of Joe Boucher, a retired photoengraver; John Brabenec Even though Brabenec loved his job,1. Joseph Brabenec,a.k.a. Joseph Jr., a retired printer; Joe Boucher, and Julie Brabenec, retired from ad sales. nothing could keep him from walkingRobinson, pressman, Detroit Free Press, out with the other strikers two years 1900s; helped to organize pressmen’s 9. Harry Betwee,sales, Detroit 19. Dennis McClellan,pressman - ago. “Obviously my family has alwaysunion - deceased Times - deceased striker been prounion, going back four genera­2. Charles Brabenec,a.k.a. Charles 10. Jean Spala-Johnson,promotion, 20. Richard Wasko,printer since tions.” Robinson, pressman, Detroit Free Press,Detroit Times - deceased 1958, Detroit News - called back Brabenec, 65, learned his craft in the 1900s; helped to organize pressmen’s 11. Frank Simon,printer, Detroit 21. Frank Kasparek,pressman, old days when type was set using hotunion - deceased News - deceased Detroit News - retired metal. “I set type ... one letter at a time 3. John F. Brabenec Sr.,printer, 12. John F. Brabenec Jr.,printer, night superintendent of The Detroit apprenticed at Detroit Times - retired 22. Ray Bedard,pressman, Detroit the way Gutenberg did in the 14th cen­News composing room - deceased 13. Julie Brabenec,advertising, News - retired tury,” he said. “And I put food on my4. Frank Brabenec Sr.,pressman - Detroit News - retired 23. Frank Quinn,circulation, family’s table doing so. deceased 14. William F. Brabenec,printer Detroit News - retired “Today we use high-tech computers. 5. Caroline Schauer,promotion, since 1960, Detroit News - called back 24. Paul Chaivre,pressman, Detroit I miss the romance of hot type.” Detroit Times - deceased 15. Lawrence Chaivre,pressman, Newspapers - striker Brabenec, who commutes from 6. Stella Kasparek,secretary, circu­ Free Press - retired 25. Matthew Chaivre,platemaker, Lapeer County, is one of 58 printers lation manager, Detroit Times - retired 16. Margaret Chaivre,secretary to Detroit Newspapers - striker on the 12th floor of the Free Press 7. Sophie Stm ad,insurance, Free News editor Martin Hayden - deceased Press; promotion, Detroit Times - 17. Joseph Boucher,News dispatch 26. Edward Chaivre,pressman, building. The printers, though back on Free Press - retired the job, do no work, he says. Mostly retired and photoengraver - retired they sit, read and work crossword 8. Geniveve Betwee,classified, 18. Frank Brabenec Jr.,pressman - 27. Mike Quinn,circulation execu­ Detroit Times - deceased striker tive, Detroit Newspapers - working See BRABENEC, Page 13S ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ U Y 3 1997 JULY 13, first really meaty role) is a homicidal a is role) meaty really first bites. 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sued Sterling Heights over the inci­to work and getting my life back, get­ Journal photo by dent. ting this thing out of the way.” DAYMON J. HARTLEY Brabenec tradition Sharing th e Sorrow BRABENEC, From Page 12S SORROW, From Page 3S Jane had been married 24^2 years he did. Survivors include his wife, puzzles. “Since my job now is to do nothing, I try to when he died. In addition to his Vicki; two sons; a mother; two broth­ do it as well as I possible can.” he joked. Star before going to the Free Press in wife, he is survived by a son, a ers and a sister. His father, the late John F. Brabenec Sr., worked1971. He is survived by his wife, daughter, two brothers and a sister. more than 30 years with the newspapers. He was Anne;a eight children, and 16 grand­ Ronald D. Tunstall respected printer and night superintendent ofchildren. the Ralph Speer 8 years, IBT Local 2040 composing room. William Brabenec has his father’s 28 years, IBT Local 372 Died March 19, 1996, after a pro­ Tom Schneider Died on Sept. 7, 1995, at the age longed illness. He was 43. He is sur­ gold-faced watch for 30 years of service and loyalty29 years, IBT Local 372 of 47 from cirrhosis of the liver. He vived by his wife, Lucille; two daugh­ to Detroit newspapers. He also has one of his own.Died Oct. 17, 1995, of a heart is survived by his wife, Debbie, and ters; three brothers and a sister. “I’ve got three shares of Gannett stock, too, thatattack at the age of 53. He had three sons. they gave me,” he says. The stock was given to himworked at the Free Press his entire Suzanne Wozniak years ago in recognition for being a valued employ­life, starting as a paperboy and then Scott Thomas 28 years,DTU Local18 ee. It was like being named employee of the year,a copyboy. After a stint in the service, 14 years, IBT Local 372 Died June 3, 1996, at the age of he said. he took a job in circulation at the Died July 27, 1996, at the age of 64. Known for her meticulous style, Free Press. His wife, Jane, said that 38. One fellow Teamster recalled she worked at strike headquarters “They gave me a watch for 30 years of loyal ser­because of time missed in earlier that Thomas, who was also skilled during the labor dispute. Her inter­ vice. They gave me an excellence award includingstrikes, he fell just short of qualifying as a carpenter, would sign over his ests included traveling, gardening three shares of Gannett stock and then, they tookfor a pension. He also just missed his strike checks to striking workers and skiing. She is survived by her my job away,” he said. silver wedding anniversary; he and who needed the money more than mother, a brother and a sister. SUNDAY MORNING/AFTERNOON JULY 13,1997

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LOCAL 2500 Region 1-D will continue to support our Shut Down Boilermakers Local #169 fellow union brothers and sis­ ters in their struggle withThe Local 2151 MotOWn ‘ Supports the Detroit News and Free Press. Members Sunday Journal and the “We Stick Together” Support Locked-Out CUM 10CU #4008 SALLY EILEEN JOHN HENRY Newspaper Workers From our Membership, Detroit Newspaper BIER DAVIS JR. Executive Board, and Officers: Workers. PRESIDENT Financial P.O. Box 136, We Support The . Secretary/Treasurer Coopersville, M I 49404 Newspaper Workers! y PAGE 14S THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL JULY 13, 1997 YEAR TWO: A FAMILY ALBUM

U TT" "W" aving an ■ J extra baby is § jg not a hard *JL J Lthing, even if you are going through hard times,” explained Janice Gutowski, whose husband,John, a member of Teamsters Local 372, had been on strike almost a year when daughterSuzie was born on June 9, 1996. “You can live through anything as long inutes before Free Press journalists as you are together and Joann Mullerand Bill Rapai you have your health,” Janice said. “I always say M went on strike, they blurted out a to the kids that people secret: They were expecting a baby were so helpful to us “Everyone started hugging us,” Joann said. “It during our time of need. was a weird celebration.” A few weeks later, You have to help out Muller’s boss called her at home. “He left a mes­ when people need your sage saying, TJgh, how terrible,’ ” Muller help.” The Gutowskis recalled. “I remember thinking how happy I now own their own busi­ was.” Muller and Rapai now work for the Boston ness, Zalla’s Wide Shoes Globe; she’s a business writer, he’s a copy editor. in Livonia. Muller wants daughterMaggie to know that Journal photo by REBECCA COOK “life is full of difficult choices ,.. and you may The Gutowski family - from left, John, 13-month-old Suzie, Janice, 4-year-old have to give up things that will make you cry.” Robert and 7-year-old Vicki - have managed to keep smiling through the strike.

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Journal photo by PATRICIA BECK Margaret Rapai, born Feb. 15, 19% , cools off with mother Joann Muller at last month’s Action! Motown ’97 rally at Hart Plaza.

hen newspaper strikerBen Solomonlearned in early 1996 that he and his wife, Debby, were expecting another W child, he panicked. For a minute. “ ‘Oh, no, not right now’ was my immediate reac­ tion,” said Solomon, a member of Teamsters Local 2040. “I thought, ‘Oh, man, we can’t afford this.’ But then we accepted it for what it is - a blessing.” That blessing is now 8 months old. Her name is Amanda.Solomon is teaching his children Journal photo by GEORGE WALDMAN that they have to have self-respect and dig­ Ben Solomon has an armful of union support Amanda, bom Nov. 10,19%nity. ,“If something isn’t right, don’t take it is a strike baby; big brother Aaron, 4, is a “solid union man all the way.”just because of a paycheck.” MONDAY MORNING/AFTERNOON JULY 14,1997

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This is the text of Rep. David time pay, that brought us all the Bonior’s address before the House on things that help make the middle June 24, one of six he has made on ‘I thank those class in our country today and make the strike I lockout. During the speech our country as productive and as he held up the June 22 Sunday wealthy as it is. Journal with GUILTY! emblazoned They are the struggles that have across the front page. who are fighting forraised the standards of living for every single American citizen, r. Speaker, tonight I want whether they belong to a union or to take a few moments to justice and fairness’not. We owe them a thank-you, not a pay tribute to some of the kick in the side as they were given M bravest and the strongest in their efforts to bring justice to the people that I know, those 2,000 men workplace. and women who are taking on two of So tonight, Mr. Speaker, I say the largest and the wealthiest and thank you to Frank and Stephen the most powerful corporations in our and to Mark and Ben, and to country, those 2,000 men and women everyone who has fought for the dig­ who are standing strong in Detroit nity of American workers. I also against Gannett and Knight-Ridder, stand with you. This is a struggle for those 2,000 men and women who human rights, for fairness and for have put their lives on hold for two justice; it is a struggle worth fight­ years, been challenged economically, ing for, and I can tell these workers, physically, emotionally, but are fight­ and I can tell 120,000 people who ing for fairness and for justice and for came from all over the country last what they believe in. weekend - in fact, we had people They are people like Kate DeSmet come from Europe to stand with our and Sandra Davis. They are people brothers and sisters - that we will like Frank Brabenec and Stephen win this struggle, because the News Olter, Mark Naumoff and Ben and the Free Press, the two papers 1/ Solomon. They are the people that I in Detroit owned by Gannett and met with last weekend when we held Knight-Ridder are wrong, they are a rally and a march and did a civil disobeying the law, they are guilty, action against those who would deny they are guilty of disrespect for the the over 2,000 men and women in law by keeping these workers out. Detroit their jobs at these newspa­ pers. judge just last week ruled We had over 120,000 people attend that they conducted them­ a rally in support of these brave men A selves with unfair labor prac­ and women. Last Saturday morning I tices. They need to return these peo­ heard Frank Brabenec tell of being ple to work so they can provide for struck in the head, beaten, dragged their families. And we will be talk­ across the pavement. I saw hundreds ing about this issue as we talked of people holding picket signs with*a about the issue of the strawberry picture of him being kicked. I heard workers in California who are strug­ Stephen Olter tell of being struck gling to be able to be recognized with a baton and a metal nut with a decent wage and decent bene­ launched from a sling shot. I heard fits. Mark Naumoff tell of being pinned We will be talking about workers under a gate when a truck knocked struggling in the poultry facilities in off its hinges and knocked it into a mmm the Carolinas or the textile mills in peaceful picket. I heard of Ben the South or the steelworkers at Solomon being handcuffed and then Pittston or the Caterpillar workers having pepper gas sprayed in his who have been struggling for years. eyes. Journal photo by PATRICIA BECK These are American workers who Rep. David Bonior told unionists at the Action! Motown rally, “The law deserve the respect of their govern­ hese are the stories of the voic­ is on your side but the fight is far from over." ment, of the corporate leaders in this es of the Detroit newspaper country, and certainly their citizens. lockout. They are the strugglessame struggles our parents and ourwage, that brought us pensions andSo again, I thank those who are th at these men and women go grandparents fought for, bled for andhealth benefits, that brought us thefighting the News and the Free through nearly every day as they sometimes died for. But they are the weekend, that brought us safe work­Press for justice and fairness for the fight for what is right. They are the struggles that brought us a decenting standards, that brought us over-American worker.

WATSON, From Page IS manipulated. I don’t know when or 2 years is time enough to find peacewhere that scale will be read, but I tion and self-righteousness. How do know that one day it will. That you find the strength to forgive whencontract tomorrow, we would have Hundreds of thousands of others knowledge both comforts me and all that kept you going sometimes lost our sense of direction. have, too. The irony, the tragedy is prods me to clean up my act. was the hope that “they” would have The real question, I reckon, is this:that the company’s calculated deci­ Two years. to pay for what they did? How muchHow do you fight the good fight -sion to destroy the unions has practi­Went on strike. Sold my house. heat can healthy anger absorb beforehow can you push for the victory callythat destroyed two great newspa­ Moved twice. Got fired. Put my dog to it hardens into hatred? your future depends on - and stillpers. sleep. Learned to live alone. Gained If I allow this strike to change me want to fight fairly? Mike Tyson is Two years. so many pounds that my scale filed a into a mean-spirited harpy, then trying to answer that one right now. As strange as it may seem, Dear grievance. management will have won the ulti­ Two years. Diary, I cling with childlike faith to a Two years. mate victory. It will have cloned itself I have learned to live without read­belief in fairness, in some universal I am happy. I am at peace within in me. Even if we were to get a good ing a daily paper in my hometown.scale that can’t be tampered with or myself. I am free - at last. TUESDAY MORNING/AFTERNOON JULY 15,1997

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'm V> s jy v4| 3 8 1 D> going out Artists take to the streets in Ann Arbor By Audrey McKenna Monologues for women Free summer concerts Films Journal Staff Writer The Ridgedale Players present “Coffee Dearborn’s West Village District street- “The Centennial of Arab Cinema: A his week’s Ann Arbor House Confessions,” a one-act play written side entertainment concerts, noon-3 every Celebration of a Cinematic Heritage,” con­ Summer Art Fair - three and directed by Susan Skibiki of Livonia, Sat. through Aug. 23; this week: harpist, tinues at the DIA; this week: (showings at art fairs held simultaneous­ at 8 p.m. Fri. and Sat. The 11 monologues Fauna Navarre at Too Too Oh/Mad Hatter, 7 p.m. unless otherwise noted): ly in downtown Ann Arbor for women offer comedy, drama, mystery experimental performers at “Determination,” 3 p.m. today; “Cairo and mysticism. The play will be at the Commandant’s Quarters, Pete (Mad Dog) Station,” Mon.; “The Beginning and the Tevery July - marks its 27th year.Ridgedale’s Playhouse, 205 W. Long Lake, Fedder at the Library and the Dartfords at End,” Tue.; “Kit Kat,” Wed.; “Playing with Organized by the nonprofit Troy. Tickets are $10 and include coffee the 222 Bldg. ... Troy Parks and the Big Guys,” Thu.; “The Band and the Michigan Guild of Artists and and dessert. Call 248-988-7049. Recreation and the Troy Library’s Bracelet,” Fri.; “Life or Death,” Sat., and Artisans, the fair is on the Harris Summer Concerts, 7 p.m. every Wed.; this “The Land,” 4 and 7 p.m. next Sun.; $5.50 List as one of the top five fine art Rouault’s ‘Miserere’ week: Family Festival ... Music on the or $4.50 for seniors, full-time students and Plaza, 7 p.m. every Thu. corner of Founders members, DIA auditorium off contemporary craft shows in A new exhibit at the Swords into Plowshares Peace Center and Gallery Kercheval and St. Clair, Grosse Pointe; John R, 313-833-2323 ... “Chasing Amy,” 9 America. offers a look at the works of 20th-century this week: the Chisel Brothers featuring p.m. (doors open at 8) Mon., $2, State New this year are seven guild Christian artist Georges Rouault. His Mimi Harris ... Music in the Park, 7 p.m. Theatre, Detroit, 313-961-5450. artists demonstrating their crafts technique of etching, engraving and then every Thu., Dodge Park, Sterling Heights; (tilemaking, silk painting, photogra­ scraping as the images evolved resulted in this week: Blackthorn ... Bud Light Out and about Riversight and Sound Concert, 7:30 p.m. phy, wheel throwing and more). the “Miserere” series, based on mercy and Greenfield Village’s “A Taste of History” war. According to the gallery, the works Fri., downtown riverfront, Mt. Clemens, weekend offers visitors a chance to learn Altogether there will be more than express Rouault’s compassion for the out­ 810-469-4168. about American history through their 540 artists from about 40 states in casts of society: the alienated, prostitutes, stomachs by sampling foods from historic the shows on Main, Liberty and the hungry and the homeless. He also did Selected concerts this week recipes from America’s diverse regional State streets. work about bankers, bishops and others in (Chene Park, 313-393-7827; Palace, and ethnic traditions, Thu.-Sat., Dearborn, Fair hours are 9-9 Wednesday- control of society. The exhibit includes 15 Meadow Brook and Pine Knob, 810-377- 313-271-1620 ... Freedom Hill County originals, one aquatint and 10 reproduc­ 0100) Park: flea markets, 7 a.m.-4 p.m. every Friday and 9-5 Saturday; admission tions from “Miserere,” and the work of 18 ■ Detroit Symphony Orchestra, Stars of Wed.; Polish Festival, noon-11 today, free is free. children who studied and emulated his the Ballet; Leslie B. Dunner, conductor, 8 admission, parking, $3; German-American Parking is limited in Ann Arbor. art. The exhibit runs through Oct. 10. tonight, Meadow Brook, $13-$42. Volksfest, 6-11 p.m. Fri., 2-11 p.m. Sat. and The best way is to park free at Gallery hours are 11-3 Tuesday, Thursday ■ Further Festival with Black Crowes, Bob noon-11 Sun.; free admission, parking, $3; Briarwood Mall or Pioneer High and Saturday. Weir, Bruce Hornsby and more, 3:30 today, 810-979-7010 ... Hart Plaza Detroit Swords into Plowshares is at 33 E. Pine Knob, $29.50. Riverfront Festival: Latino World, today; School. Shuttle buses will run from Adams on Grand Circus Park. Call 313- ■ Lollapalooza ’97 featuring Snoop Doggy Arab World, Fri.-next Sun. there to State Street and Tappan 963-7575. Dogg, Orbital, Tool and more, 2 p.m. Tue.- and to Main and William. A trolley Wed., Pine Knob, $34. Art/design will operate among fair sites. Music ■ The Fixx, 8 p.m. Wed., 7th House, Susanne Hilberry Gallery presents Shuttle bus and trolley hours are 8 Fifth Avenue (no cover, unless otherwise Pontiac, $20, 313-996-8742. “slanadayne,” featuring works by Nadine noted): Twistin’ Tarantulas, every Sun.; ■ Queensryche, 7:30 p.m. Thu., Pine Knob, Slowik, Stephen Canaday and Susan a.m.-lO p.m. Wednesday-Friday and Ghandee Dancer, every Mon.; Reefermen $17.50 and $27.50. Haynes, through July 26, Birmingham, 8 a.m.-7 p.m. Saturday. The shuttle with Harmonica Shah and James Wailin, ■ Lilith Fair featuring Sarah McLachlan, 248-642-8250 ... Cranbrook Art Museum: bus costs $2 ($1 each way), free for every Tue.; Sun Messengers, Wed.; Big the Cardigans, Paula Cole, Fiona Apple, Joe Crachiola is one of several artists fea­ ages 7 and younger; the trolley is Jack Johnson and the Oilers, Thu., $4; and Tracy Bonham and more, 4:30 p.m. Fri.- tured in “Far from Home: New Definitions free to shuttle bus passengers and Chicago’s A Couple of Fat Guys, Sat., 215 Sat., Pine Knob, $18.50 or $36. of Domestic Living,” through Aug. 31; W. Fifth, Royal Oak, 248-542-9922 ... Fox ■ Legends of Motown with the “Location to be Announced: A Sample of 50 cents for others. Call 313-662- & Hounds: Original Hits, Mon.; Motor City Temptations, the Spinners and Martha Club Culture Design,” July 23-Aug. 17; 3382. Josh and the Big 3, Tue.; Steve Nardella, Reeves and the Vandellas, 7:30 next Sun., “New Work by Cranbrook Academy of Art Wed. and Thu.; Kimmie Horne, Fri.-Sat., Pine Knob, $22.50 or $25. Artists,” featuring the artwork of recent Lennon artwork on displayBloomfield Hills, 248-644-4800 ... Steve ■ Imprompt 2, 8 p.m. Wed., Chene Park, graduates, through Aug. 31, 10-5 p.m. More than 100 pieces of art created by Wood/Brad Felt Quintet at Graystone Blue free. Wed., Fri.-Sat.; 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Thu. and John Lennon between 1968 and 1980 will Monday Series, 7-9 p.m. Mon., Hart Plaza, ■ George Duke, R. Ferrell and Gerald noon-5 Sun., $4, Bloomfield Hills, 248-645- be on exhibit and for sale this week in Ann 313-963-3813 ... Roadrunner’s Raft: acous­ Albright, 8 p.m. Fri., Chene Park, $15- 323 ... Detroit Institute of Arts: “Sol Arbor. “Music for the Eyes: The Artwork of tic blues jam with Bill Baud, tonight-Mon.; $42.50. Lewitt Prints: 1970-1995,” through Aug. John Lennon” will be open 9-9 Wed.-Fri. open mic, Wed.; Hamtramck, 313-873-7238 ■ Frankie Beverly and Maze, 8 p.m. Fri., 24; “Splendors of Ancient Egypt,” through and 9-5 Sat. at the Michigan Union ... Soup Kitchen: the DOWG Band hosts Chene Park, $15-$42.50. next spring; “The Pen is Mightier ... Ballroom, 530 S. State St. The show will an open blues jam, every Tue.; Josh Boyd ■ Blackstreet, Mint Condition and Islamic Calligraphy in the DIA,” through include controversial works seized in raids and the Blues Express, Fri., $5; Harper, Changing Faces, 8 p.m. Sat., the Palace, July 27, 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Wed.-Fri., 11 a.m.-5 in 1970 from the original “Bag-One” suite, Sat., $7, Detroit, 313-259-2643 ... $28.50. p.m., weekends, 313-833-7900. signed by Lennon, as well as Beatle song Memphis Smoke (Royal Oak): Discomatic, ■ Brunch with Bach featuring Hai-Ye Ni, lyric manuscripts by Lennon, rare photos Tue.; Blues Life, Wed.; Lady Sunshine and 11:30 next Sun., Detroit Institute of Arts, New on sale and original production cels from “Yellow the X Band, Thu.; Robert Noll and the $10-$21, 313-833-7900. At the State Theatre: Megadeth and the Submarine.” The $2 admission/donation Mission, Fri.-Sat., 248-543-4300 ... Coyote Misfits, Aug. 12, $22.50; Radiohead and will benefit the Food Gatherers Food Club: Jo Serrapere and John Devine, Thu.; Theater Teenage Fan Club, Aug. 15, $15 ... David Bank. Pull, Fri. and Mike King, Sat., Pontiac, Ron Allen and the Thick Knot Rhythm Byrne, Aug. 18 at the Royal Oak Muisc 248-332-4695 ... Saturday Night Central: Ensemble present “Ritual of a Dead Theatre, $25 ... Botfly, Molly McGuire and Heartfelt blues benefit Worship with the Arts features jazz saxo­ Planet,” 7:30 p.m. Thu. and 8 p.m. Fri., Merge, July 19 at the 7th House, Pontiac, The Wayne County Society for Autistic phonist Beans Bowles, gospel pianist Red Door Theater, First Unitarian $7 ... Supergrass, July 27 at Clutch Citizens (Way/SAC) will hold a CD release Bobbi Thompson and poets, 5:30 p.m. Universalist Church, 4605 Cass at Forest, Cargo’s, Pontiac, free ... At the Palace: A party for its latest “Blues from the Heart, every Sat., Central United Methodist 313-831-8976 ... Performance Network second Aerosmith and Jonny Lang concert, Volume 3,” at 5 p.m. Tue. at the Soup Church, 23 E. Adams, off Grand Circus presents “Brilliant Traces,” by Cindy Lou Aug. 22, $45 and $25 ... At Pine Knob: Kitchen Saloon in Detroit. Hosted by the Park, 313-965-5422 ... Library Sports Pub Johnson, 2 p.m. today, Thu., July 20 and Jamizon ’97 featuring Keith Sweat, SWV, DOWG Band, the party will feature jams & Grill, shows begin at 10: Motor Jam, 24-27, $9-$12, Ann Arbor, 313-663-0681 ... Brownstone, Kenny Lattimore and Mark by many artists who volunteered their Fri.; Sidewinders, Sat., Novi, 810-349-9110 The Ridgedale Players will hold open audi­ Morrison, Aug. 11, $25 pavilion, $12.50 tim e to the CD. Bands include Harper, ... Moby Dicks: Yer Blues Jam Session, tions for the nonmusical show, Neil lawn; Planetfest 1997 featuring Inxs, Echo Motor City Josh, Joce’lyn B, Keith Owens Thu.; Jim McCarty and Mystery Train, Simon’s “Rumors,” 7:30 p.m. July 28, and the Bunnymen, Better than Ezra, and Darryl Lee from Blue Spirit Tribe, Sat., Dearborn, 313-581-3650 ... Ridgedale’s Playhouse, 205 W. Long Lake, Paula Cole, Matchbox 20, Michael Penn, Franklin Street Blues Band, Willie D. Hatchetmen, Fri., Stan’s Dugout, Auburn Troy; roles for five men and five women; Cowboy Mouth and the Caulfield, Aug. 23, Warren and Hastings Street Blues Band. Hills, 248-412-1040 ... Robert Penn, Fri.- readings from the script; show dates Sept. $19.96 pavilion and lawn ... Canceled: Admission is $5, or $10 if you buy the CD. Sat., Sports Bar & Grill, Wyandotte, 313- 19-20, 25-28 and Oct. 3-5, 248-879-7402 ... Blackstreet, July 19 at the Palace. Refunds Proceeds benefit Way/SAC. The Soup 285-5060 ... Dave Edwards and the Look, Purple Rose Theatre presents Michigan at point of purchase. Kitchen is at 1585 Franklin at Orleans, Fri.-Sat. and July 26-27, Walshs on the premiere of Joan Ackermann’s “Off the Please send “Going Out” items to The south of Jefferson in the Rivertown dis­ Border, 20116 W. Warren, Detroit, 313-441- Map,” through Aug. 10, Chelsea, $15-$20, Detroit Sunday Journal, 450 W. Fort, Detroit trict. Call 313-259-2643. 6190. 313-475-7902. 48226. PAGE 22 JULY 13, 1997

rating guide just opened O see it now § wait for the video £3 read a book instead recent openings Intelligent signs of life “Men in Black”O Tommy Lee “Contact” O Jones and Will Smith star as govern­ By Matt Black ment agents tracking down UFO Special to the Journal aliens in this original, witty, well­ Finally, with “Contact,” we have a paced summer hit. PG-13.Michelle - movie that plays to our intelligence Banks instead of trying to pulp it. “Out to Sea”§ This genial comedy, Mostly it’s Jodie Foster’s show. starring the veteran team of Jack She’s a super-dedicated radio Lemmon and Walter Matthau, leans astronomer who has been looking a bit too heavily on tired gags and for answers in space ever since her warmed-over shtick to rise above the parents died when she was a little level of a pleasant trifle. PG-13. girl - and finally receives one. - John Gallagher Foster, synonymous with intelligent “Wild America”§ Three teenage choices of admirable role models for brothers make a wildlife movie, but women, carries the film in a blaze of the action is hokey and the mostly conviction. This is one of her most faked animal scenes lack the breath­ high-minded, intense and memo­ taking energy of the real thing. PG. rable roles - especially when she’s -J.G. tossed into the inevitable political and media zoo after her discovery. Her purity and honesty, needless to say, are drawbacks when it comes to still showing lobbying Congress to allow her to be the one in the module blasting off. Director Robert Zemeckis didn’t O see it now have to morph President Clinton as he did for the presidents in “Forrest “Austin Powers”PG-13. - William Gump.” He plucked him out of the Hanson public domain, commenting on the “Batman and Robin”PG-13. real-life Mars mission on TV. -J.G. Otherwise, Zemeckis uses special “Brassed Off”R. - W.H. effects sparingly but spectacularly, “Broken English”NC-17. -M. respecting the wishes of the late Black astronomer and popularizer Carl Sagan, who insisted that his novel “Buddy”PG. - M. Black was a human story and that the “Con Air”R. - Michelle Banks extraterrestrials be portrayed as “The Devil’s Own”R .-J.G. more than Hollywood’s usual large “Donnie Brasco”R. - W.H. fetuses, insects or reptiles. He need not have worried; Foster and “Face/Off”R-M. Black Zemeckis have done him proud. “The Fifth Element”PG-13. -J.G. Rated PG. Warner Bros. “Grosse Pointe Blank”R. - JG. Jodie Foster searches for answers in space in “Contact,” based on the best-selling “Hercules”G. - Gary Graff “All Over Me” O novel by the late Carl Sagan. Matthew McConaughey co-stars. “The 6th Man”PG-13. - M. Banks “All Over Me” is a gritty and remarkably fresh film that never ile character is attracted pushes a vide one of the year’s notable inde­ “Temptress Moon”R. - M. Black falters as it accompanies its youngpiece of gay-bashing too far, result­pendent films - honest, effortlessly “Trial and Error”PG-13. -J.G. heroine through some gnarly territo­ing in the death of a boy Claude contemporary, an impressive chart­ “Ulee’s Gold”R. - W.H. ry. Allison Folland’s Claude is awk­liked. It’s quite a stew in which ing of believably painful growth. R. wardly but definitely coming of ageClaude is simmering, and the film- - M. Black in Hell’s Kitchen and can’t wait to making Sichel sisters, Alex and get out. But she feels the undertowSylvia, lead their young star skillful­“A Simple Wish”(not reviewed) - of her friendship to a sparrow-likely and wrenchingly through theMartin Short, Kathleen Turner and “Addicted to Love”R. - M. Black Tara Subkoff, with whom she talksgathering stresses and tensions. You“Matilda” star Mara Wilson star in “Anaconda”PG-13. - W.H. of forming a band but whom she know there’s going to be a flash­ a fantasy adventure about a 7-year- “Breakdown”R. - M. Banks really just wants to be near. point, and you know you won’told be girl who wishes for a fairy god­ The problems attached to this able to take your eyes off this film mother, only to get an inept spell- “Jungle 2 Jungle”PG. - W.H. idea multiply dramatically when theuntil it’s reached. caster who accidentally turns her “LiarLiar”PG-13. - M. Banks loutish boy to whom Subkoff’s frag-Folland and the Sichel sisters pro­father to stone. PG. “The Lost World: Jurassic Park” PG-13. - M. Banks “Love! Valour! Compassion!- M. “The Saint”PG-13. -J.G. “Shall We Dance”- A delightful Black “Volcano”PG-13.-J.G. Japanese film about a staid business­ coming attractionsman who livens up his life by “Murder at 1600”R. - J.G. enrolling in a ballroom dance class. “My Best Friend’s Wedding”PG- £0 read a “Nothing to Lose”- An action com­ “The Swan Princess: Escape from 13. - W.H. edy about a desolate corporate execu­Castle Mountain”- All-new ani­ “Night Falls on Manhattan”R. “Speed 2: Cruise Control”PG-13. tive who kidnaps a would-be carjack­mated adventure featuring the char­ -J.G. - M. Banks er. acters from “The Swan Princess.” JULY 13, 1997 PAGE 23 Restored ‘Big Sleep’ heads new DFT season FILMS, From Page 11 Another highly anticipated film onthe return of the highly popular AlloyA few years ago Wilhelm booked this year’s schedule will be “Gabbeh,” Orchestra, musicians who compose “The Crying Game” at a time no one ema. In past years the film might an Iranian film that uses magical new scores to silent film classics. The had seen it in America. The Irish film have been the Taiwanese hit “Eat, expressionism to tell the story of a group sold out last year, and it will bewith the famous surprise later Drink, Man, Woman” or the Mexicanman’s love from the past. The film returning for a three-day run this became an international hit and film “Like Water for Chocolate.” This centers on a carpet into which season. helped create the current boom in year “A Chef in Love” comes to the weavers weave stories. The movie Among the silent classics that the independent films. But at the time, DIA from the former Soviet republic pulls together different magical ele­ orchestra will accompany this year Wilhelm said, it was just a good film of Georgia. The charming story tells ments in the same way the weavers will be Fritz Lang’s 1926 German with no buzz about it at all. the tale of a woman who falls in lovecreate their carpet. expressionist classic, “Metropolis,” to “We booked it because we loved it, with a chef. Another highlight this year will bebe shown at 8 p.m. Nov. 4. and nobody suggested to us that it All together, at least 44 programs would be a commercial blockbuster,” will be offered, making this the he recalled. “And we were quite wor­ longest DFT season ever. “We had to ried about that one.” expand the season two weeks longer,” Nor can the DFT simply book the Wilhelm explained. “There were just latest winners from major festivals Intergalactic chart topperstoo many movies that we didn’t wantsuch as Cannes or Sundance, o you’ve been tuning in to TV or to pass up.” Wilhelm said. hitting the Internet to watch Indeed, even with the Main “Festivals are notorious for creating Pathfinder make its way around Theatre in Royal Oak showing “art” a kind of mass hysteria around a S films full-time, some good films still film. Quite a lot of prizewinners go on Mars. But what are you listening to? There’s plenty of Mars music out don’t make it to either the DFT or to flop or be not very good movies.” there - not to mention space-related the Main. Instead, Wilhelm tries to create a pieces. Try slapping this stuff on the Deciding which films to show at festival based simply on what’s good. headphones to enhance your viewing DFT is more art than science. Surprisingly, that doesn’t always pleasure: Wilhelm sees dozens at film festivals mean an “independent” film. “The Big ■ Wings, “Venus and Mars” (album) and attends private screenings of Sleep” is the product of a major ■ Matthew Sweet, “Blue Sky on movies, often on video when they’reHollywood studio, he pointed out. Mars” (album) in final working stages. He doesn’t Many films today are hybrids, made ■ David Bowie, “Ziggy Stardust and necessarily try to pick the next sur­independently but released by a the Spiders from Mars” (album) prise hit. major studio, as happened with “The ■ Gustav Holst, “The Planets” “We never look at a film based on English Patient.” (orchestral suite) commercial potential for the simple “The lines between studio and inde­ ■ Hoodoo Gurus, “Mars Needs reason that we haven’t got the slight­pendent, between major distributors Guitars” (album) est idea which ones have that poten­and minor ones, all these lines are ■ Lusk, “Free Mars” (album) ■ Q-Feel, “Orbital Bebop” (song) tial,” he said. “I personally am kind ofblurring dramatically,” Wilhelm said. ■ Franz Josef Haydn, “The Man in ■ B-52’s, “Planet Claire” (song) famous for guessing wrong on which“There’s a world wide appetite for the Moon” (opera) ■ Grateful Dead, “Drums and Space” ones will be crowded and which ones good film, and a good film can come ■ Sammy Hagar, “Marching to Mars” (in-concert percussion solos) not.” from many different sources.” (song) ■ Pink Floyd, “Astronomy Domine” ■ Gyrogy Ligeti, “Lux Aeterna” (a (song) choral work used by Stanley Kubrick■ “Interstellar Overdrive” (song) as a spaceship moved through space■ “The Great Gig in the Sky” (song) THE SUN PUNCH in “2001: A Space Odyssey”) ■ Counting Crows, “Recovering the ■ Yes, “Starship Troopers” (songs) Satellites” (song) By Carol Teegardin ■ Philip Glass, “Christopher Colum­ - Gary Graff, John Guinn and he Mars probe is up on the red planet right this minute trying to bus” (opera with some space scenes) Susan Whitall determine whether there is life up on them-there boulder-filled Tplains. Soooooo, what if there is an alien or two and what if they hop aboard the spacecraft and land in your front yard? Where’s the first place you’d take such a worldly visitor?

TOM RICE, owner of the Raven Gallery in Northville: “First thing I’d horoscope do is take him to Lake Michigan. We’d sit on a sand dune, watch the surf come in and talk. We’d have a lot to talk about, don’t you think? Then we’d Aries (March 21 - April 20) Libra (Sept. 23 - Oct. 22) take a ride to downtown Detroit and go to Lafayette Coney Island. It Life can be a bit confusing at times. You You must have faith in yourself and your may not be sure which end is up. Trust your abilities to accomplish an important goal. Ask would be interesting to see if aliens could digest all those onions.” instincts where love relationships are con­ a loved one to bear with you and try to under­ cerned. stand. RENEE WALKER, assistant to Detroit Mayor Dennis Archer, in charge Taurus (April 21 - May 20) Scorpio (Oct. 23 - Nov. 22) A mishap at work could send you into a A concerned friend may offer you some of special events and projects for the “I city:have no idea what I would say tailspin. Your best bet is to resolve to check great advice. Take some time to review your to an alien because I would be in total shock. I probably wouldn’t be able details more closely. progress on a project. to say anything. I guess I’d take him to Intermezzo (a Harmonie Park Gemini (May 21 - June 20) Sagittarius (Nov. 23 - Dec. 20) Italian restaurant) and go from there. It would have been nice to take an You might be traveling for business or plea­ It may take time and brains to unravel the sure, and it’s important to plan ahead. Try to truth about a situation, but you are on to alien to the fireworks.” take only two suitcases rather than your something. A friend shares a secret. usual four. Capricorn (Dec. 21 - Jan. 19) JOHN SCHOENITH, the 20-year-old son of Grosse Pointe party people Cancer (June 21 - July 20) A former business associate speaks highly A family member needs a little financial of you. His words may help you in the near Tom and Diane Schoenith, business administration major at Wayne State help but is afraid to ask. Spend time outdoors, future. A friend shares a secret. University: “Wow! I’d really be excited to see and talk with an alien, and but don’t forget the bug repellent. Aquarius (Jan. 20 - Feb. 18) the first place I’d take him would be to Fishbones in Greek-town.We’d Leo (July 21 - Aug. 21) You need to find a class or hobby that stim­ talk over dinner, then I’d take him to the Music Menu Cafe (a blues bar in It looks as if you exceeded your budget ulates your imagination. Stop being so hard- again. Lock up those charge cards and leave headed with family members. Greektown.) It would be nice if this happened on a Sunday because that’s the checkbook at home. Pisces (Feb. 19 - March 20) Grateful Dead Night at the Music Menu. After that I’d take him on a tour Virgo (Aug. 22 - Sept. 22) Financial obligations won’t disappear, but of Detroit and ask him what he thought of our traffic and what traffic was Perhaps it’s time to let go of something that you receive a short break from worrying about no longer is doing you any good. You need to them. Spend the weekend catching up with like up on Mars.” find balance in your life. old friends. PAGE 24 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL JULY 13, 1997

SALES (klimist, Mcknight, Sale, Scvtqent • SERVICE ^ / APPLIANCE * PARTS *■ McCLOW & CANZANO, P.C Attorneys Representing S f f DAVID M. TARPLEY Labor Unions and Working People Sponge singer We Support the Newspaper Workers tZualCkf ‘Pioducfo • 'Didcouat P'ricet in Their Struggle 400 Galleria Officentre Suite 117 35950 Gratiot (8 1 0 ) 7 9 1 -0 5 6 0 gets off the hook Mt. C lem en s, Ml Southfield, Ml 48034, (810) 354-9650 TL was pleased to hear that obscenity charges have been 'IPI& Betw een U.A.W. LOCAL 1 6 0 NORTHWEST LOCAL 163 Bdropped against Sponge lead singer Vinnie Dombrowski,who th e L in e s MEMBERSHIP, LEADERSHIPiHIP ANDi uttered the f-word a few too many RETIREE CHAPTER WILLL , / jL Jjjf By Shirley Wilson CONTINUE TO SUPPORT THE times during a ROAR tour stop last i '' and friends NEWSPAPER WORKERS IN THEIR week in Tulsa, Okla. The ROAR STRUGGLE THROUGH ACTION t f AND $$$ UNTIL TUSTICE IS SERVED! ® Supports the tour’s seen its share of woes; head­ V Struggling Newspaper Workers liner Iggy Popgot nailed when he Royal Oak bistro. Corey Harris, body-surfed into the crowd and II1/ SOLIDARITY • UNITED W E STAND (. and the Sunday Journal Larry McCray and an array of spe­ nobody caught him. Pop has since cial guests will perform a tribute to left the tour on the advice of his Son House,the legendary Missis­ orthopedic surgeon. Back to Vinnie; UAW LOCAL #7 sippi blues singer who spent his j W f e , THE ENTIRE after he turned the air blue, he was later years as a Detroiter. Son Members stand in carted away in handcuffs and post­ House is buried in an obscure grave Solidarity with the MEMBERSHIP OF ' ofllju ed $5,700 bond to get out - then Locked-Out Newspaper Workers. that will get a marker befitting his LOCAL 5960, UAW signed a bunch of autographs and status as one of the original pillars took photos with the Tulsa cops. LOCAL #7 MEMBERSHIP SUPPORT THE EFFORTS OF THE of the Delta blues. Fund-raising Vinnie, not surprisingly, thinks the efforts for the marker over the past FRANK MASSEY - President stage should be immune from such LENITA GAINES - Financial Sec. NEWSPAPER WORKERS! few years paid off, and now every­ prohibitive local ordinances. “If body’s going to celebrate. Show Sponge is not your cup of tea, there time at Memphis Smoke is at 9:30, are plenty of roads to Disneyland,” and there’s no cover charge. Warren Professional Fire Fighters Union sez he. Sinking ship iCYou have ^s Loug They still suck The latest to bail out of the Freep our Support flmlmR as it Takes” Remember Detroit Sports Confi­ is biz scribbler Alan Adler. An dential, the feisty freebie sports early line-crosser, he’s leaving to Ken Behnke VvyKy Gary D. Micu President Secretary sheet whose masthead read: “We’re become a flack at General Motors, Mark Schimanski Fred Helfmann here because the Detroit News and which - surprise! - he used to cover Vice President LOCAL 1383 •AFL-CIO Treasurer Free Press sports pages suck”? DN as a reporter. Called back to replace attorney John Taylorshot off a him is our own Detroit Sunday letter ordering it to “cease and Journalist Carol Teegardin. desist from demeaning our products in this manner” or they’d sue. RIF rocks, right? The current DSC reprints Taylor’s WRIF-FM (101.1) can truly say it letter, along with a response from rocks big time. Just about every the editor, John Husband.He key player at the station got nomi­ points out that the First Amend­ nated for a 1997 Billboard/Airplay UAW 412 ment is doomed when the daily Monitor Radio Award - a very big newspaper, “the protector of our deal in the radio industry. In the most cherished and unique free­ Active Rock category, RIF’s nomina­ dom, is engaged in censoring the tions include: station of the year; very voices it’s designed to protect.” Drew & Mike for morning show e stand solidly He rags on Taylor for charging his personalities of the year in a major DN boss $250 an hour: “He’ll be in a market; Doug Podell,program great mood, especially after righ­ director of the year; Dave behind Local teously getting his ass kicked by the Wellington,music director of the W striking workers in court. Yeah, year, and Heidi Kramer, station boss, we lost that one but we’re promotion/marketing director of the 594 at G.M. Pontiac, Truck going to crush those punks at year. The awards ceremony will be Detroit Sports Confidential if it’s Oct. 18 at the Billboard/Airplay and Bus in their fight for jobs the last thing we do.” Monitor Radio Seminar in Orlando. Husband says DSC had planned And lest we forget, Southfield- to replace the mast but reconsid­ based consultant Fred Jacobs,for­ and justice. ered after Taylor’s letter. Now it mer RIF program director who con­ reads: “The Detroit News and Free sults RIF and its sister station, Press sports pages SUCK so bad we WCSX-FM, is a finalist for consul­ rom your brothers and sis­ have no choice.” Husband ends by tant of the year. saying he missed Taylor’s deadline to respond and hopes he did indeed Going to Katmandu? ters across the street at the begin legal action. “If not, please Does rock ’n’ roller Bob Seger F proceed at once as we relish the like fudge? He’ll find out next opportunity to expose you as the weekend as he and his crew sail his Chrysler Technology Center. hypocritical censoring swine you 43-foot sailboat in the annual Port are.” Huron-to-Mackinac Island sailboat • race. The boat, named Slot Celebrating the blues Machine, is usually docked in St. Tonight Memphis Smoke, Detroit Clair Shores. We are an amalgamated local union, always Blues magazine and the Detroit Got good stuff for B TL? Fax accepting new members in technical, office, Blues Society are hosting a particu­ Shirley and the gang at 313-964- larly tasty lineup of acts in tribute 5554 or E-mail ’em at professional and skilledtrade occupations. to a true hometown hero, at the [email protected]. Thanks! Flight Attendants ★ DESIGNER MUGS AND HATS ★ Prayers Obituaries with or without experience. “No Scab Papers” Thank you, St. Jude, for favors Send resume and photo to: Available in red or black and red. Fred J. Robinette, retired newspa­ granted. Art B. 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DETROIT POLICE DEPARTMENT The Board of Directors of The Detroit Academy of Arts and supported two earlier strikes against 9319 Caprice, Plymouth, Ml 48170 Call (313) 872-BLUE(S) the Detroit News in the middle six­ Director must be a civilian serving at ______(313) 459-0635 ______Sciences and The Edison Project are proud to announce the ties. During one of which he and his the pleasure of the Board of Police opening of our charter school effective for the 1997-98 family almost lost their home. As Health Commissioners. Degree required. Used pinball games, arcade much as Mr. Robinette loved to read Must establish residency. Commen­ video games and juke boxes. Fun school year. The Detroit Academy of Arts and Sciences will STOP SMOKING FAST! his newspapers and do the cross­ surate salary and fringe benefits for the home. (810) 566-1324, be located at 2985 East Jefferson in Detroit, and is free to Sterling Heights. word puzzles inside, when the strike Acupuncture Institute of Michigan provided. Resumes due no later students in this community. of 1995 began, he promptly can­ ______(313) 420-2400______than July 14,1997. By mail: celled his subscription to the News Board of Police Commissioners Misc. Wanted “DEAD DOCTORS DON’T LIE" We are currently accepting applications for admission from and posted handmade and hand- 1300 Beaubien, Room 328 painted wooden signs around the T.J. Clark’s Original Mineral Detroit, Michigan 48226 Wanted: The Radio Finder buys all interested candidates for kindergarten through fifth exterior of his family’s home “No Form ula™ . The only colloidal ______(313) 596-1830 ______used amateur radio equipment. grade. The Detroit Academy of Arts and Sciences will mineral source being used by Dr. Estates or private individuals. Scab Paper Wanted Here!!!" Before Wanted: Freelance radio repair per­ expand to grades 6-8 in the 1998-99 school year. The Detroit Joel Wallach. Lowest prices! (313) 454-1890 or e-mail: Mr. Robinette passed away on son to fix vacuum tube amateur Satisfaction guaranteed! Ask about [email protected] Academy of Arts and Sciences features the following; Mother’s Day of this year, he asked radio equipment. The Radio Finder, that his obituary NOT appear in the free delivery. web: www.radiofinder.com $19.95/qt., $60/gal. (313) 454-1890 or e-mail: • A strong academic program for all students • Detroit News or Free Press. Mr. [email protected] Robinette worked for the Detroit Call Richard, (313) 584-7525 Mixed Messages0 • An 8-hour school day from 8:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m.* News for 25 years. He is survived by ~ INSIDE SALES his very loving family; wife, Norma Help Wanted Manufactured housing parts dis­ NOTE: The opinions expressed in Mixed • A 205-day school year • Mae; five children and seven grand­ tributor seeking entry-level position Messages are those of advertisers and do not• Extensive use of technology, including home computers • children. We all miss him very much. Apprentice Bricklayers Wanted! to telemarket current and new cus­ necessarily reflect Sunday Journal policies. Requirements: tomers. Hourly plus commission. • Full-day Kindergarten • NOTE ! The Detroit Sunday Journal reserves the right To Bonnie McKenna and Mark 1.18 years or older. Full time. Send resume to: to classify ads as we see fit. We also will change ads tor Haas!! Happy 10th wedding anniver­ • A before-and-after-school program • spelling and grammar as long as it does not change 2.the 2 years of high school. P.O. Box 84, Hazel Park, Ml 48030 sary! 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Days. 2 toddlers, our and Tennis Shoes. Discount to Our Speakers Bureau will send home. (313) 438-2177. locked-out workers. for position of someone to speak at any function, (313) 421-5610 large or small. For information or to CIVILIAN INVESTIGATOR AUDITOR GENERAL schedule a date, please call City of Detroit GOOD AND PLENTY RESALE SHOP Office of the Chief Investigator (313) 965-2347, or weekends, Children’s clothing, women’s The Wayne County Commission, our nation’s eighth largest county, with legislative oversight of (810) 574-9539.______Civilian Investigator must be a civil­ full-figure fashions,dining room sets, baby cribs, bedroom sets, $1.9 billion budget, is taking applications for the position of Auditor General.The successful can­ STANDING STRONG IN DETROIT ian serving at the Office of the Chief Investigator. Degree required. 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Fort St., Detroit, Ml 48226 FULL SERVICE Appointee shall not hold any other city, county, state or federal office.during term. Delivery of Observer. Sfd. area. Cable TV Descrambler, all makes Call: (313) 964-5655 Certified Public Accountant licensed by the State o f Michigan for at least eight (8) years. (Speakers Bureau - 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.) Cash pay. Striker (810) 286-9678 and models. (800) 652-2305

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A great big THANK YOU to B.'l Biff is still reelin’ and a rockin’ from Bless you for the times you see evil. U.A.W. Local 2093 - The power of ATTENTION STRIKERS Erick Carne’s book of paintings Schab, Dana Houle, Tanya, Howard the directive handed down by Evil is energy mishandled and it UNION is found in WE, not ME. We We the members of “Shorelines of the Great Lakes” is sisters, brothers and neighbors all of Subcommandante Marcos regard­ feeds on your support. Feed not and support the newspaper workers in U.A.W. Local #247 finally available. Call Plymouth whom helped dig us out after the ing Hackron, the heavy metal ver­ it will self-destruct. Shed light and it their quest for a fair and equitable support you and your struggle against Community Arts Council at tornado. We would never have man­ sion of “April Love," and will cease to be. Y.O. contract. - Three Rivers American corporate greed. Your struggle is an (313) 416-4278. aged without you. Susan Kramer Hackdom’s pending journey to Axle and Mfg. Facility. DN: You’re guilty, so bargain now! inspiration to all of organized labor. Cleveland with Elvis. Is it true the Long strike! No pickets!! Reunion for Get that scab paper out of town!! The right to collective bargaining is as Real Estate Marcos commands a sub? UAW Local 594 strikers— you are all picket shifts from the Southfield TheTuxburys, UAW Locals 7,157, not alone. There are many Locked- important as our right to exist as free Distribution site. Real Soon. Cali Get it through your heads and 227. out workers who stand with you and people in this country. Your fight is our Real Estate for Rent Audrey (313) 331-7443 for details. Gannett and Knight Ridder. your families in this difficult time. fight. Keep up the excellent work in Randy, Do you want to check my MOM and POP DELI you and your flunkies will Remember, if it’s worth having, it’s the Journal! GENE AUSTIN and JAN TUTOR pockets for your keys? Just get Eastpointe. Great location. not exterminate OUR Unions. worth fighting for! In Solidarity, from UAW 594, support the here before the tollbooth guy - he ’’The proper role of the press,” ______(810) 445-3153______Journal Classified Department. Locked - out Newspaper Workers MARGE — What a sap I’ve been! liked my tape! Richard McCord argues, “ is to Real Estate Agents Can I move home — even without and 594 strikers. Stephanie and Key, thank you for REPORT ethical, moral and legal the iguana? Happy Anniversary Detroit!Two wrongdoing, not COMMIT it.” Get the $ $ Cash for Homes $ $ Six local unions, everything you have done for us. years of NOT selling your souls to book now and find out what Gannett Call Ed (313) 417-1928 united as one; NAZELLIS pool their talent to help This is a hard anniversary, but the corporate pigs! I may be in CT, but thinks “freedom of the press” means. they’ll stick together Locked-outs and supporters enjoy gift of your friendship has made Ralph Gammon my heart’s with you. Sarah Send $27.45 (made payable to Metro until this thing is won — Thanks! S & E ______this damn strike bearable. West Side Real Estate Needs Council of Newspaper Unions) to: Let’s work Together, SWORDFISH — I’d like to make like Solidarity Forever! Barb. (313) 937-2300 or (313) 325-8433 MR. VACATION gets older soon. The Detroit Sunday Journal, 450 W. C’mon C’mon, a Road Runner but all I get is a hard- Free home warranty Two Years of (GUILTY!!!) Detroit Fort, Detroit, Ml 48226. Attn: Chain Let’s work together UAW Local 985 supports the boiled egg. So call me (please). to union members Newspapers’ war on our community. Gang. Include name and address now, now people; Locked-out Newspaper Workers in Grosse Pointers — Help support the To the locked-out, locked-in, you want it sent to. -T h e Chain Brother Locked-out Employee and together we will stand, their quest for a fair and decent striking newspaper workers! Call our fired and fired-up, I offer humble Gang, One Newspaper versus the Let me market your home and help every good union woman and man contract. hotline at (313) 222-7654 for infor­ thanks for your sacrifice and Gannett Empire. with all your Real Estate objectives. Carl Bantau, President mation and yard signs. strength. Mike Carne Oakland, Macomb and East Side. Bob I bought the law, and the unions won, Al Przydzial, Vice-President Mike and Randy - Go ahead. Go on Carroll of Jack Christenson Realtors. I bought the law (in Sterling “Lows”), a road trip without me. Fine. Go to ATTENTION SUPPORTERS Call (810) 826-8200 but the unions won! As sung by the Bull Moose. Fine. Bite me. Frankie Vee and the Inside Traders. Are you looking for lock-out items to Detroit Academy of Pager (810) 704-1580 purchase? Are you looking for a Thank you Gloria Cobbin, David or Fax (810) 826-8210 Thank your Goonett and Knight- Arts and Sciences speaker on locked-out updates? We Bonior, Father John Nowlan, Bob Ridder for making our case. Based BUYING OR SELLING A HOME? can also help with lawn signs, even An Edison Partnership School King, Vanessa Sylvester, Brad on your activities, decisions and Use a union brother, also a striking in mass quantities. Refer to the sec­ announces its search for the following positions for the Markel. Your courage inspires us. employee specializing in Oakland and behavior in the past two years, obvi­ tion for the speakers bureau. Call 1997/98 school year: Macomb counties and East Side Detroit. ously union representation is need­ either number anytime. The officers, members and retirees ed to protect us in the workplace! (313) 965-2347 or (810)574-9539. Academy Director (Grades K-5) of UAW Local 909 support the Call Bob DeMoss, (810) 979-1600 Locked-out Newspaper Workers. Scabbies: Soon they’ll be herding Will assist the Principal in providing instructional, operational and adminis­ Looking to buy or sell real estate? DN Scabs: When the Locked-out We encourage all working people to you out of the building. Management Detroit Newspaper Workers trative leadership for the Detroit Acadmy of Arts and Sciences. Achieve the Call union brother and locked-out continue not to purchase scab worker specializing in Metro Detroit. is walking on thin ice at the moment. reclaim their jobs and you are sent Academy’s vision, create an effective team, and monitor the progress of They are trying to pacify you to keep papers or USA Today. Our company also specializes scurrying from the building like the the Academy and staff performance. Academy Directors should have a you calm and under control. But soon in buying homes for cash. Call vermin you are, you will still be Master’s degree and at least six years of teaching and administrative If I forget a name, it’s because they’ll turn their backs on you, too. Mr. Rose today. (313) 345-4660. scabs. Wherever you go, whatever experience. there are so many people who Make sure you give them a fond, you do, wherever you work, you have made this lock-out/strike situ­ H a l l for R ent memorable farewell! will still be scabs; and you will Lead Teachers (Grades K-5) ation bearable (and winnable) — BEAUREGARD eats at American remain scabs until the end of time! In addition to classroom teaching duties, the lead teacher will supervise Al Benchich; Kevin Mackey; Brian HALL FOR RENT UAW #247 - 15 mile and Van Dyke Coney Island now. (Thanks for Belleville/New Boston Area and mentor a team of four teachers, direct the development of new cur­ Jackson and the whole crew at area. Call (810) 264-2945 steering him there.) Who says you GET YOUR LAWN SIGNS riculum and create and maintain communication with parents, staff and Chrysler 412; Spike and Larry, 594; can’t teach an old dog new tricks? (313) 753-4033 community. Lead teachers should have a minimum of five years success­ Michelle Martin; Michael Funke, ful teaching experience (including curriculum or professional development David Elsila, Nancy Brigham, Used Cars Solidarity (magazine that is); Ed WAYNE COUNTY PURCHASING DIVISION leadership), and a Master’s degree, or be in the pursuit of it within five Wendover and Mike Carne from 600 RANDOLPH STREET years. C h r y s l e r / P l y m o u t h Plymouth; Bob King; David and DETROIT, MICHIGAN 48226 Classroom Teachers for Grades K-5 and Special Subject Teachers for Lisa; Dana and Eric; Sarah Pring; 1991 Plymouth Colt, am/fm radio, (313) 224-7796 Grades K-5 (Art, Music, Spanish and Physical Education) Wade, Sandy, Phil and all the other auto, good condition. $1600 INVITATION FOR BID INVITATION FOR BID Plan and deliver effective instruction to students as a member of a “house” folks I met on the Road Warrior (810) 979-4456. for for team, in keeping with the Edison curriculum, school design, and technolo­ trips; the Weston, Mass. police Leasing of Copiers to Include Maintenance Modifications and Improvements to department; Filene's Basement; F o r d Cost and Copy Charges Plus Delivery. Sanitary Lift Station No. 1 gy plan. BA degree required, preferably in an area of academic concentra­ Mike Burrell, George Curtin, John Installation and Training for tion. Successful teaching experience preferred but not required. for Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport Cox; every fighting brother and sis­ 1991 Ford E-150 full size 1/2 ton City of Romulus Various Locations Special Education Teachers (Grades K-5) ter in the unions; and most of all — work van. Excellent condition. Wayne County, Michigan Wayne County, Michigan Bid Date: Tuesday, July 29,1997 Teacher consultants, hearing and speech impaired, learning disabled when this strike is won, it’s 65,000 miles. $7500 Bid Date: Monday. July 30,1997 Time: 2:00 p.m. and emotionally impaired. because into the vacuum stepped (248) 879-1627. Control #97-37-237 Mike Zielinski. Love and Solidarity Time: 2:00 p.m. Plan and provide effective service and instruction to students and work in Control #97-37-190 to all, Barbarian. “I m p o r ts” INVITATION FOR BID collaboration with members of “house” teams in keeping with Edison’s for REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATION Transportation and Burial responsible inclusion model. BA degree required, special education certifi­ FREE LAWN SIGNS DELIVERED! 1988 Subaru DL. Runs good. for Unclaimed Bodies cation, successful teaching experience. DOWNRIVER AREA. Manual trans. Dependable. $600. Design and Fabrication of Historical for (313) 284-1804. Interpretive Exhibits Wayne County Department of Health Substitute Teachers (Day-to-Day) (Grades K-5) (810) 465-5611. for & Community Services Tutors (Grades K-5) Wayne County Department of Medical Examiner's Office SCAB MOVING C a r Parts Public Services 1300 E. Warren Avenue, Room 221 Interested candidates are invited to submit a letter of interest and resume Union company will take your stuff to Detroit, Michigan 48226 Parks System to Schylbea Hopkins, Principal, The Detroit Academy of Arts and Sciences, where it belongs. There will be plen­ 1991 4.0 with trans. $350 o.b.o. Nankin Mills Interpretive Center Bid Date: Friday, August 1,1997 2751 East Jefferson Avenue, University Square Office, Suite 501, Detroit, ty of demand, so make your reserva­ Also assorted 1977 Trans Am Westland, Michigan 48185 Time:2:30 p.m. tions early. Don’t wait for a court Control #97-37-240 Ml 48207. For more information, please call (313) 877-9100. parts. (313) 839-0175. Bid Date: Wednesday, July 30,1997 Equal Opportunity Employer order — get out now! INVITATION FOR BID Time: 4:00 p.m. Call (800) 222-21 0 (j). We move A u to - Sa les R eps. Control #97-37-236 for One (1) Salt Dome Stacker/Conveyor C.E.O.’s too. INVITATION FOR BID for For cool internet sites on Thinking of Buying for Wayne County Department of or Leasing a New or Used Public Services Action! Motown ’97 try — Asphalt Paver Central Maintenance Yard http ://www. uaw. org Car or Truck? for Equipment Division with Real Video footage; Use a Locked-out Newspaper Union Wayne County Department of 29900 Goddard Road and with Real Audio brother. Call Ray Frusciano at Public Services Romulus, Michigan 48174 Royal Oak Ford Central Maintenance Yard Bid Date: Friday, August 1,1997 http://www.igc.apc.org/wbai-labor/ (248) 544-6561 Equipment Division Time: 3:00 p.m. featuring Tocked-out workers 29900 Goddard Road Control #97-37-241 Susan Watson and Bob Ourlian! Romulus, Michigan 48174 C a m p e r s /R.V.’ s______INVITATION FOR BID c for Detroit Sports Confidential Bid Date: Wednesday, July 30,1997 Concrete Pavement Patching on [2 *33 You people are so cool! Thanks for 1992 Palomino pop-up. Sleeps 6. Time: 2:30 p.m. Various Wayne County Primary Roads C "S. a good sports paper, too. Like new. $2995. Call Ray Control #97-37-238 for .2 x (810) 573-2490. INVITATION FOR BID County of Wayne, Michigan W for Bid Date: Thursday, July 31,1997 c o Toilet Tissue and Hand Paper Towels Time: 2:00 p.m. o cn The staff of The Detroit Sunday Journal salutes for Control #97^-37-234 on > > Wayne County Department of INVITATION FOR BID H the brave rank and file members of the Public Services for Central Maintenance Stockroom Cleaning and Sealing Joints and Cracks Newspaper Lock-out on the second anniversary Inventory Section on of the dispute. We will continue to persevere 29900 Goddard Road Various Wayne County Primary Roads Romulus, Michigan 48174 for until a fair contract is won. The courage and County of Wayne, Michigan Bid Date: Friday, August 1,1997 . Date: Thursday, July 31,1997 determination that you display set an example Time: 2:00 p.m. Time: 2:30 D.m. 7/13/97 1997 by M, Reagle Control #97-37-239 Control #97-37-231 for all working people everywhere. f f y i w JULY 13, 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 27

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JETS NBC 1:00 middleweight title, 12 rounds, OCTOBER # Nationally televised Showtime. Fox 1:00 All games on WXYT (1270 AM) JULY 13, 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 29 All-Star ratings baseball bummer A list of all HENNING, From Page 32 help from Albert Belle) slowed the process big time. ■All-Star Game rolls up lousy ■ Talkin’ baseball (continued). the dealers num bers. Chalk up Detroit as one of the When one of the better games in turned-off baseball towns that should w ho give All-Star Game memory - Tuesday’s find its old pulse fairly quickly. That 3-1 American League victory - suf­ much was clear from last weekend’s you a free fers some of the worst television rat­ Orioles-Tigers crowds, which were ings ever, baseball is stuck with more marked by the kinds of numbers and than a bad headache. Three thoughtsenergy levels that were more com­ car to drive on Tuesday: monplace during the 1980s. (1) This is the minor complaint, but Two observations after watching w hen yours the Fox network is still fighting for what was billed as a duel between prominence in a lot of local markets. hot-shot pitchers Mike Mussina and is in for Had, say, NBC been carrying TuesdayJustin Thompson: night’s game, numbers would surely (1) Detroit covers up admirably for have been up. a team that is still limited when com­ service: (2) Three years later fans still take peting against baseball’s better clubs. the 1994-95 strike personally. A Those occasional dead spots in the strike then was arguably unavoid­ lineup are minimized by a team that 1. Al Long Ford able. A lousy job of public relations oncan now run and field, and that at the part of players and clubs duringleast sports a half-dozen living, and afterward was clearly avoidable breathing big-league arms. Buddy and seems more the culprit. Bell’s contribution as a manager Journal photo by REBECCA COOK (3) Roberto Alomar. Now we’re talk­ whose poise is transferred to his ing. Fans have used the spitting inci­team is unmistakable. General At age 57, Lee Trevino is still a fan favo­ dent as justification for not coming Manager Randy Smith and Bell nowrite at the Senior Players Championship. back even as the post-strike cold war rank as one of the better GM-manag- Baltimore maintains a degree of was on the verge of thawing. There’ser tandem s in the game today. class it always showed during the some self-satisfaction involved in (2) Those who think all big leaguersEarl Weaver-Joe Altobelli era. Case in sticking it to a sport, and to athletes,are self-centered louts can take some point: After the Orioles lost the game who previously owned all the power.solace from an Orioles or Tigers club­on, of all things, Terry Mathews’ wild Two years ago, a personal feeling house. Detroit’s personality is fairly pitch on an intentional pass, Math­ was that baseball would have a well acknowledged: Tony Clark, ews faced all the questioners with as decade-long problem thanks to the Travis Fryman, Bobby Higginson, much grace as you’ll see in any locker strike. That thought sticks. Different etc., are but three examples of a team room in any pro sport. cities will come back more quickly that’s essentially empty of arrogance A couple of examples, anyway, that than others, but Alomar (with no and heavy on professionalism. the game’s not exactly dead. Versatility made Gilchrist prime Wings target hen Red Wings scouts said Gilchrist. “I looked up and down Dan Belisle and Mark the roster and saw they weren’t miss­ Howe viewed the first- ing much. I guess they wanted a two- round playoff series way forward.” Wbetween Dallas and Edmonton in Paul Gilchrist is also known for his grit. April, they were impressed with a arris “Because of his character and the Dallas left wing who could play in all H way he competes, that why we want­ situations, was good defensively, was ed to add him too,” said Holland. a grinder and who knew how to score “He’s going to be a valuable guy in a few goals. approached),” Gilchrist said. “That the dressing room.” They brought those reports back towas one of the things that interested Gilchrist scored 23 goals in 1992 the team, which was relieved not to me. They seemed to be more focused.with Montreal and 20 in 1996 with have to face that left wing and his Other teams were interested but they Dallas. He said games against the Dallas teammates after they were were juggling some other free agentsWings the past few seasons were When you buy upset in seven games by the Oilers. too. But the Red Wings wanted me.”always big ones for the Stars. a new car or truck from But the Wings remembered the left One reason is that he and Holland “For me, playing against the Red wing, and early last week Brent have been familiar with each other Wings were the biggest games of the Al Long Ford, Gilchrist became a Red Wing. The for years because of their western year,” he said. “Last year it started to you’ll never walk again. unrestricted free agent signed a Canada roots. Holland is a native ofhappen where we could play with three-year deal worth between $4.1 Vernon, British Columbia and playedthem. For our team in Dallas, what­ and $4.2 million. his junior hockey in Medicine Hat, ever insecurities we did have through “What’s good for us is his versatili­Alberta. His in-laws also live there. the previous seasons, they (the Red ty,” said Detroit General Manager Gilchrist was born in Moose Jaw, Wings) were the heart of it.” aU LO N G Ken Holland. “He can play on the sec­Saskatchewan, played junior hockeyGilchrist also said he was flattered ond line, on the second power playin or Kelowna, B.C., and Spokane, by Scotty Bowman’s endorsement of he can play on a checking line withWash., (both are in the Western his signing. The left wing is looking SINCE 1945 our grinders.” Hockey League) and makes his off­forward to playing for Bowman, if he Your Ford Dealer. Forever. Gilchrist, 30, a veteran of nine season home in British Columbia. returns behind the Wings’ bench. NHL seasons, had 10 goals and 20 Gilchrist replaces Tomas Sand- “I think we’ll win a lot of games. assists in 67 games with the Stars strom, who wasn’t offered a contract That’s the thing that makes me the 800-801-LONG last season. He had previously playedby the Wings. He was also an unre­ happiest. No expectation but that,” he with Montreal, Edmonton and Min­stricted free agent. It’s not set in said about the possibility of playing 810-777-2700 nesota. He said the Wings’ interest stone but it’s likely he will also take under Bowman. “I’ll have to say his 13711 East Eight Mile reputation precedes him. If he gave was the biggest factor in his decision.Sandstrom’s place as Steve Yzer- (at Schoenherr) “They were one of the first teams man’s left wing. his blessing on the move, I take that that called July 1 (the date those eli­ “These are the Stanley Cup cham­ as a compliment because he’s coached Warren, Michigan 48089 gible for free agency could be pions. I’m just coming in to compete,”some great hockey players.” PAGE 30 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL JULY 13, 1997 Tigers aren’t complete, but they have more pieces

ADAMS, From Page 32 has been so effective he has cut into the playing time of Phil Nevin, who gence of Damion Easley as an every­ has done well in limited action. day second baseman and Brian ■ The future: Bubba Trammell did­ Moehler’s jump from Double-A n’t fare well in Detroit but he is hit­ Jacksonville to the Tigers’ starting ting for power in Toledo. Right-han­ rotation. With his speed, defense and der Mike Drumright has been incon­ surprising power, Easley is an sistent since moving up to Toledo, but improvement over Mark Lewis. he still might get a September call- Moehler has a bulldog quality to him up. Juan Encarnacion, at age 21, is and should be able to make a nice liv­ tearing up the Southern League at ing as a third or fourth starter. Toss Double-A Jacksonville, but pitching in Raul Casanova, who started the prospects Matt Drews, Seth year at Triple-A Toledo and has Greisinger and Willis Roberts have become the Tigers’ starting catcher. struggled. Then there’s Toledo second Casanova has slumped recently, baseman Frank Catalanatto, the though. MVP of the Triple-A All-Star Game. ■Most pleasant development:The If nothing else, he’s viable trade bait. emergence of Justin Thompson as an ■ Question marks:Brian Hunter is All-Star pitcher. Thompson never a fine defensive centerfielder and stayed healthy long enough to fulfill base stealer. He’s not a leadoff hitter, his enormous promise and missed but the Tigers don’t have any other Saturday’s start with a tender elbow. options. Melvin Nieves has plenty of But he has shown enough that people power and plays hard in right field, such as Baltimore’s Rafael Palmiero but he might be more valuable as are calling him the best left-hander trade bait, especially with the devel­ in the American League not named opment of Trammell and Encarna­ Randy Johnson. cion. The Tigers’ bullpen has strug­ ■The cornerstone:If there was one gled, except for middle man A. J. man who was robbed of an All-Star Sager, but Todd Jones has come on in berth, it was Tony Clark. Clark has the past month and has 13 saves. Journal photo by REBECCA COOK established himself so quickly and Omar Olivares has cooled off after a thoroughly as the Tigers’ first base­Tony Clark’s play at first base has made Tigers fans forget all about Cecil Fielder. hot start and Felipe Lira has been a man and most dangerous hitter thattracts. ■ Reclamation project:Big Bob disappointment. nobody misses Cecil Fielder. He’s also■ Other key pieces:Travis Fryman Hamelin looked like he was another ■ Prognosis:The Tigers still strug­ a much better fielder than Fielder has been as steady as ever at third Joe Charbonneau after Kansas City gle against top teams, so a .500 sea­ ever dreamed of being. One prioritybase. Leftfielder Bobby Higginson released him, but the former Rookie son is doubtful. A third-place finish in for Smith should be to lock Clark andhas 14 home runs and leads the of the Year has found new life as the the American League East, ahead of Thompson up with long-term con­American League in outfield assists. Tigers’ designated hitter. Hamelin Toronto and Boston, is a viable goal. World of Outlaws warm up for Michigan date with Eldora stop By Christopher M. Singer take a beating. So do the drivers. He could muster only a fourth-place Journal Staff Writer Gordon could set record But this race can be exciting, as any­finish in the Grand Prix of France in What could be more down home andDespite losing control of hisone who watchedEmerson Fitti­ his Williams-Renault whileMichael real than sprint cars on a dirt track onChevrolet Monte Carlo and bangingpaldi’s lap-after-lap, wheel-to-wheel Schumacher turned in another bril­ a Saturday night in the heartland. the wall during the Pepsi 400 duel at withNigel Mansellin 1994 can liant drive, this time in pouring rain, Amid the cornfields in New Bremen,Daytona International Speedway,Jeff appreciate. to win his second race in a row in his Ohio, southwest of Lima - at the exactGordon could still claim a modern Team Penske driverPaul Tracy Team Ferrari. spot where the Wabash River beginsera - record for NASCAR Winston Cupcontinues to hold a slim lead in theThe two-time world champion now is Eldora Speedway, a wickedly fast,wins in a season. PPG points chase. leads Villeneuve 47-33, a huge advan­ high-banked half-mile. Heading into today’s Jiffy Lube 300 tage. Formula One awards just six Mark Kinser set the Eldora lap at New Hampshire InternationalWhere’s Willy T.? points to race winners, so Villeneuve record last April at 144 miles an hourSpeedway in Loudon, N.H. (1 p.m.,Haven’t heard fromWilly T. Ribbs has a lot of ground to make up. in the Wirtgen Maxim tuned by hisTNN), the Hendrick Motorsports dri­in a long while. Villeneuve embarrassed himself father, Karl. ver has won seven of the 16 races runNow Ribbs, one of the SCCA Trans-and scored no points when he crashed The World of Outlaws winged sprintso far this season. Am series all-time winningest drivers, out of the Grand Prix of Canada in cars will race at Eldora two nights in Rusty Wallace,in the Penske has announced he and singerPat Montreal on the final turn of the very a row this week. Friday night, it’s theRacing South Ford Thunderbird,Boone won are forming an Indy Racingfirst lap. Eldora Nationals (8 p.m., TNN). On 10 NASCAR Winston Cup races inLeague team. Ribbs expects to have a Saturday night, it’s the annual1993. Darrell Waltripwon 12 races car ready by the end of the currentNitro flames at night $50,000 to win King’s Royal (9 p.m.,in 1981 and again in 1982 driving season.for The Friday night round of qualify­ TNN). car ownerJunior Johnson. Seems Ribbs’ business manager is ing for the NHRA Mile-High In an inspired effort, veteran The New Hampshire facility is a also Boone’s business manager. RibbsNationals at Bandimere Speedway in Johnny Herrera won last year’s King’s1.058-mile oval, so a premium islast drove an Indy car for WalkerDenver will be telecast live (10 p.m., Royal in his Casey’s General Storesplaced on a driver’s ability to findRacing five years ago in the PPGESPN2). Maxim despite a broken top wing. holes in traffic. CART World Series. 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Tigers make progress but .500 unlikely hen the Tigers hit the halfway point of their season they were 38-43, a 15-game improvement Wfrom the miserable season of 1996. As they venture into the second half, more improvement could be expected, but that’s not a given.

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First of all, the Tigers are in the middle of an 11-game, 11-day road trip that takes them from New York to Boston, Anaheim and Texas. They have trips of nine and seven games in August and a 12-game excursion in September. Including the three games already played in New York, 44 of the Tigers’ last 77 games are on the road. But barring a total collapse in the second half, the Tigers can already consider the season a success. They won’t lose 100 games this season and they might not lose 90. They could conceivably be a .500 team, although that’s not likely. What is important is that the Tigers’ rebuilding program is Journal photo by REBECCA COOK showing results more quickly than Fans flocked to Jack Nicklaus before his round Friday at the Senior Players Championship on the TPC Michigan courseanyone he designed. could have expected. Following is a synopsis of the Tigers’ good and bad developments during the season’s first half: ■ Most welcome surprise:Short­ Still a prime attractionstop Deivi Cruz. General Manager Randy Smith spotted him as an A- approached a ball that had been pur­ Trevino still wows ball player in the Giants’ system, posely embedded into the ground,then so swung a deal with the Dodgers crowds at age 5 7 Lynn deep that some print and a handfulto get him in the Rule 5 draft. Now of dimples were about the only thingsthe Tigers don’t have to worry about otes, thoughts, items: visible. the position for a decade. Cruz is H e n n in g With that, Trevino banged a dirt- ■ Lee Trevino’s sass and already one of the best fielding short­ spirit. spraying 7-wood shot 190 yards deadstops in the American League and, at at the flagstick. age 22, he should do nothing but The wit and the trademark cackle In town for the Senior It wasn’t only that the personality improve at the plate. Right now, he’s N have always been a kind of wrap and Players Championship, he was at anand the chatter are still intact at 57 struggling to keep his average above ribbon on Trevino. He’ll be more cor­ exhibition early Tuesday morningyears at of age - Trevino sounds like he .200, but with the way he fields his rectly remembered as one of the most the TPC Michigan golf course in did 30 years ago - it’s that his shot- position, the Tigers don’t care. skilled ball-strikers in golf history. Dearborn, showing off some new fair­making continues to amaze. ■ Other nice surprises: The emer- way woods that he and Top-Flite golfDuring Tuesday’s exhibition, he See HENNING, Page 29 See ADAMS, Page 30 had just developed.