T. 26-NOV. 1, 1997 THE DETROIT VOL. 2 NO. 50 75 CENTS S u n d a y Io u r n a l CONTINUING THE STRUGGLE FOR JUSTICE AND CONTRACTS ©TDSJ Crazy like a Fox Murdoch-Ilitch power play squeezes out a cable sports competitor By Jim McFarlin Journal Television Writer For the past 13 years, sports fans in analysis metro Detroit and outstate could bet their cable boxes on one thing: TheNFL teams, have no cable affiliation.) majority of games played by their As a result, PASS will pass away beloved Red Wings, Pistons and TigersFriday, turning off its lights for the would eventually come to PASS. last time Halloween night. But Fox has raided Michigan’s cable “It’s sad, but I think it’s just unfor­ TV corral, striking with all the sud­tunately an indication of where the denness and upheaval of its sly ani­regional sports network business is mal namesake. In less than two going,” says Jeff Genthner, outgoing months, Fox Sports Detroit, the 10thPASS general manager. and newest regional sports franchise “For the last 17 years, regional in zillionaire Rupert Murdoch’s plansports networks have operated inde­ for world media domination, invadedpendently in their markets. Fox’s the Detroit market, acquired the cable agenda is to own them all, rebrand rights to Wings, Pistons and Tigersthem under the name Fox Sports and broadcasts and got the majority ofmake a national service comprised of area cable systems to carry their sig­ all the regional networks. That’s nal, effectively leaving PASS withoutwhere the business is heading.” a home or a home team to call its own. Fox Sports Detroit, covering the (The pro football Lions, like all other See FOX, Page 10 Journal named ‘Media Hero’ he Detroit Sunday Knight-Ridder corporate newspa­ Journal photo by REBECCA COOK Journal was named a per chains and serves the commu­ Media Hero at the 1997 nity as an alternative to the scab Grace on ice Media & Democracy Detroit News and Free Press.” TCongress. The presentation was made by Elizabeth Punsalan and Jerod Swallow of Pontiac, the reigning U.S. dance champi­ The award, presented last Frank Joyce, director of the UAW ons, polish their routine for Skate America, the first major event of the season, weekend in New York City, is public relations and publications which concludes today at Joe Louis Arena. For more, see Sports, back page. sponsored by the Institute for department. Alternative Journalism. The The Institute for Alternative Journal was among 24 nomineesJournalism is a San Francisco- and 10 winners from across the based nonprofit organization dedi­ INSIDE country. cated to strengthening and sup­ The nomination read: “For porting independent and alterna­ Between the Lines Page 24 Entertainment Page 10 almost two years now, striking tive journalism and to improving and locked-out Detroit newspaperthe public’s access to independent Classifieds Page 26 Horoscope Page 11 workers have written, edited and information sources. Crossword Page 27 distributed a weekly newspaper Visit the institute’s Web site at Movie Guide Page 12 that challenges the Gannett and http://www.mediademocracy.org. Editorials Page 8 Susan Watson Page 3 PAGE 2 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL OCTOBER 26, 1997 WINDOWS ★ ROOFING ★ GUTTERS S u n d a y Io u r n a l Marvin Sable, former mailer ★ ALUMINUM SIDING & TRIM ★ STORM WINDOWS & DOORS The Detroit Sunday Journal is A funeral service was held Oct. 19 at ★ ALUMINUM AWNINGS published weekly by Detroit Hebrew Memorial Chapel in Oak obituary ★ REPLACEMENT WINDOWS Sunday Journal Inc., 450 W. Park for Marvin I. Sable, a former Fort St., Detroit, Ml 48226. Mail Detroiter and one-time mailer at the McGUNCH & SONS Subscription price is $15 for Detroit News and Free Press. Martha Sable, Southfield; a brother, three months, $30 for six Sable, who died Oct. 16 in Ocala, Brian of Southfield, and two sisters, "Three Generations of Fla., from a ruptured aneurysm, hadJoanne Wilcox of Oak Park and Cheryl Dependable Service” months (no refunds). Call (313) 964-5655, ext. 111 to subscribe, been a resident of Ocala for eight Kung of Ocala. West or, for more information. years. His father, Gerald Sable of Burial was in Hebrew Memorial 278-2777 Southfield, is a retired mailer from Park Cemetery in Mt. Clemens. East POSTMASTER: Teamsters Local 2040. Memorial donations may be sent to 776-8912 Send address changes to Other survivors include his mother,the Lupus Foundation of Michigan. 22400 The Detroit Sunday Journal, W. WARREN 450 W. Fort, Detroit, Ml 48226. Detroit, Michigan Circulation/Postal community calendar

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County Library, 16480 Hall Road at Garfield, in Clinton Township. Race relations confab Reservations requested. Call 810- At bookstores, VOTE N ovem ber 4, 1997 or call (800) 666-2211 The Birmingham-Bloomfield Task 286-6660. www.cornellpress.cornell.edu Force on Race Relations and Ethnic Paid for by Committee to Elect Frank Hayden to the Detroit City Council, 17377 Diversity has scheduled a public Osteoporosis class Livernois, Detroit, Michigan 48221, (313) 345-6199, Marcia Hayden, Treasurer. o CORNELL UNIVERSITY PRESS conference on race relations and The causes, symptoms and ethnic diversity called “Linked treatment of osteoporosis will be Futures: Building Allies to discussed during a class that is The Detroit Sunday Journal DAILY 3 DAILY 4 Confront the ‘Isms,’ ” from 9 to 4 set to meet from 7 to 8:30 p.m. 10/24 Midday: 6-6-4 Eve: N.A. 10/24 Midday: 0-9-0-2 Eve: N.A. 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Organizing needs cash, AFL-CIO delegates told

By Alan Forsyth between organizing and bargaining,” Journal Staff Writer he said. Unions will have to undergo majorPotter said organizing requires full­ changes to reach their goal of makingtime staff and a good organizing direc­ organizing drives the first order tor. of “Today we have seven very compe­ business. tent organizers and a number of full­ That was the theme of a daylongtime volunteers who help us,” he con­ AFL-CIO regional organizing confer­tinued. ence at Cobo Center attended by moreJohn Henry Davis, secretary-trea- than 600 union activists fromsurer of UAW Local 2500, said that by Michigan, Indiana and Ohio. hiring a retiree as bookkeeper he was AFL-CIO President John Sweeneyable to free up time for organizing urged the enthusiastic crowd to “makeefforts. the right to organize the civil right ofHe said resources for organizing the ‘90s.” were sometimes wasted on conference Journal photo by GEORGE WALDMAN “We believe employers have no rolejunkets given as payback for electionHeavyweight gem to play in the private personal deci­support. Detroit’s Gem Theatre is moving 850 feet to a spot near Music Hall Center for the sion of a worker to join a union,”Called “Organizing to Change, Performing Arts to make way for new sports stadiums in downtown Detroit. At an Sweeney said. And he proposed a lit­Changing to Organize,” the conferenceestimated 2,750 tons, the refurbished theater is thought to be the heaviest build­ mus test for politicians asking laborhighlighted several local campaigns. ing ever moved, Gem officials say. support: Will he or she support work­“We’ve been on strike for 14 weeks,” ers’ right to organize? said Patricia Coleman-Parks of the The AFL-CIO dedicates 30 percent Metro East Substance Abuse Centers. of its budget to organizing and“Our it employer has thrown all kindsnizing of drives there in 11 years. “AndUnion Local 79, described visits to wants union internationals and localswrenches in. He even tried to buy everyus time one of them didn’t goworkers’ homes. “We get doors to follow suit. out. We are only very few. But we willthrough, it seemed like the companyslammed; we get dogs sicced on us,” But it’s not just a matter of budgets,fight on until we get our contract.” took something away the next year.”she said. said Bob Potter, president of UnitedDon Popiolek told about the UAWsThis week the DuPont workers were The UFCW Local 951 organizing Food and Commercial Workers Localrecent victory at DuPont Automotiveassigned to UAW Local 155. drive at Borders Books had a featured 951. “Every publication you mail outPaint Products in Mt. Clemens. Sussia Harper, a member organizer role at the conference as Borders’ must emphasize the connection He said there had been nine orga­for Service Employees International See ORGANIZING, Page 7 Journalism’s brass ringgleamed while I had it Oct 26, 1997 the strike. And the mere thought ofwere talking about our old jobs. ear Strike Diary, working side-by-side with house About the great stories we worked A funny thing happened S usan scabs and field scabs gives me the on. The oddball characters who on the way to next month’s creeps. I am certain that the mere blazed through the building like a second anniversary of the W atson thought of my return has a similar comet with a tail of eccentricity. The DSunday Journal. I realized that I may effect on many of them. office gossip th at was so juicy you never again write a column for the By the way, diary, I really did haveneeded a bib just to share it. We Free Press. Because I was fired from a nightmare about going back intodecided that no matter what hap­ my job for participating in a peacefuland the demands of the work. But wethat building. I dreamed that I was pens, we were lucky. We had great sit-in in front of the Detroit News do that for the same reason that out­back in the newsroom and the situa­jobs. We worked for a company we building, it is likely to be years beforerageously bright or musically giftedtion was so unpleasant that I rushedrespected. Our combined efforts made I even get the chance to go back to people sometimes downplay their abil­to the elevator and headed for the a difference in people’s lives. work. In truth, I may never be askedity: Because they feel a bit guilty front door. Before I escaped, the policeNow all has changed, at least for back into that building. about being so lucky. swooped inside and sealed the build­me. The pride of ownership is gone. I And that, dear diary, is my worst I am not a mind reader, but I knowing. That’s quite a dream, particular­still love reporting, just as the circu­ nightmare and my fondest dream that one of the reasons the columnistsly when you consider how much I lation folks still love delivering the rolled into one. crossed the picket line is because theyloved the place and what it stood for.paper and the pressmen still love see­ It’s my worst nightmare because, feared losing journalism’s brass ring.As I a youngster in the business, I con­ing it born each day on those huge like most of the other good people once feared it too. But after a few sidered myself so fortunate to be a presses. But the passion has cooled, who went on strike 27 months ago,months I on strike, I realized that reporter that I was reluctant to tell and I am growing accustomed to the loved my job. Say what you will aboutworking inside the Free Press couldstrangers what kind of work I did. Ilikelihood of never being asked back. the power and the muscled paychecksnever be the same. Friendships were automatically assumed that my job I am still trying to decide if that’s a that come with being a newspaper trampled; trust destroyed. just had to be better than theirs andsign I of maturity or a broken heart. publisher. The best job on any paperFew of the 22 reporters and editorsdidn’t want to flaunt my good fortuneMaybe it’s both. is that of a columnist. Oh sure, who have been called back to workbefore them. Talk to you later. columnists complain about the rigorsare covering the beats they did beforeA few weeks back, a friend and I -S. PAGE 4 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL OCTOBER 26, 1997 High-energy organizers get creative with Borders By Michael Betzold “The laws don’t help people organize Journal Staff Writer if they want a union,” said the October has been a tough andUFCW’s Lisa Canada. “For example, embarrassing month for the peoplewe are not allowed to walk into the who run Borders, the Ann Arbor-basedstore and talk to employees, even on bookstore giant whose progressivetheir break. If an employer breaks a image is under attack by unionlaw - say they threaten to close down activists. if the employees organize - their pun­ In recent weeks, organizers from theishment is that they have to hang a United Food and Commercial Workers little piece of paper in the break room have picketed the homes of top execu­that says we promise not to do it tives, taken filmmaker Michael Mooreagain.” to the company headquarters and While Borders nurtures a progres­ staged street theater at the Michigan- sive image and boasts of an employee- Iowa football game. friendly culture, the company has Along with freeway banners andused what labor activists describe as store walk-throughs, these highlyone of the nation’s top union-busting public tactics are part of a bold new law firms, Jackson, Lewis, Schnitzler approach in the battle to unionize& Krupman of Philadelphia, to help employees of Ann Arbor-based train managers in tactics to Fight Borders Group Inc., the nation’s fast-unions. According to union activists, growing and second-largest bookstoremany of these tactics have been chain. employed in the last 18 months. Journal photo by REBECCA COOK The in-your-face strategy is risky, In 1996 Borders fired an employee Union members and supporters use street theater at a University of Michigan game to but it could have a huge payoff. UFCWin Philadelphia, Miriam Fried, in win support for Borders’ workers organizing efforts. officials hope it will pressure Borderswhat Fried charged was retaliation for executives into signing a “fair cam­her organizing efforts with the paign practices” pledge that wouldInternational Workers of the World. bypass the lengthy National LaborThe IWW lost its vote for union certi­ Relations Board election process forfication at the Philadelphia store by a union certification. 25-20 vote. Since then the UFCW has Anti-union bias shows So far company officials havetaken the lead role and has won union refused to sign the pledge. recognition at four stores - in Des “We don’t feel that the pledge repre­ Moines, Iowa; Chicago; Bryn Mawr, in Borders’ handbook sents anything different Pa., and New York City. from what we’re already But contract negotia­ “Union Awareness Training for ing the rights of employees. You can remember this with the doing,” said company These highly tions at the four stores Borders Managers” is a handbook prepared by Anne Kubek, the com­acronym of SPIT. Managers cannot spokeswoman Marilyn public have been lengthy and Scankard. “We don’t see contentious. Only this pany’s vice-president for human SPIT.”: Spy (on employees’ union any reason to sign it.” tactics are month, a year after the resources, in September 1996. It is activity); Promise (benefits to The key clause in the UFCW won a vote at the posted on the Internet at employees who vote against the pledge calls for the com­ part of a Chicago store, Borders http ://www. netaxs.com/~alexis/. union); Interrogate or Threaten. pany to “immediately bold new finally signed its first Here are a few excerpts: ■ “Managers can be a FOE.” They grant recognition and labor contract there. The ■ “Our employees are intelligent, are encouraged to give Facts about begin negotiations for a approach in other three stores remain involved and committed people. unions, plus personal Opinions union contract when a without contracts. They also often feel over-qualified about and Examples of their expe­ majority of employees the battle to Under NLRB rules, and underpaid. In most cases they rience with unions. ■ “Union supporters will often tell demonstrate their desire unionize organizers must collect are. However, we must face certain for union representation, union authorization economic realities as a business. If their co-workers that they have whether by signing cards employees of cards from 30 percent of we can be clear with employees ‘nothing to lose’ by voting in a or a petition.” That clause employees in a workplace about the tangible benefits of union. This is false. Every wage would require Borders to Ann and then petition for an working for Borders (beyond beingprovision and benefit is subject to one of the highest-paying change through the process of col­ reverse its policy on Arbor-based election. A secret-ballot union drives. election is then held with­ book/music/coffee retailers in lective bargaining and could possi­ bly be reduced as a result of nego­ “Borders always refus­ Borders in six to eight weeks, America) we can help them to assess their feelings about their tiations. Additionally, employees es to recognize the union unless there are autho­ Group Inc. total compensation.” without an election,” rized postponements. In would possibly give up direct inter­ wrote Borders Human the interim, companies ■ ‘You can bring up the union action with their managers and be Resources Vice President Ann Kubek can hold mandatory meetings for issue at a full staff meeting and forced to take their grievances to a in a September 1996 internal docu­employees and have private conversa­talk about the challenges the com­shop steward - someone they may ment titled “Union Awareness tions between managers and workers. pany faces. At such a meeting, younot know, like or trust - to repre­ Training for Borders Managers.” At Borders’ Harrisburg, Pa., ware­ could make a statement about whysent them to management. Trying to get a company to volun­house, employees voted down the you don’t feel that a union is in the‘You can discuss the possibilities of strikes occurring and that a tarily recognize a union without union an after the company reportedlybest interest of our employees. ■ “It is important to take seriouslystrike is the union’s chief means of NLRB election might seem like tilting reminded workers it could close up any word of card-signing activity. pressure on an employer during at windmills, but the tactic has and move elsewhere. worked in recent years at Las Vegas The obstacles to unions’ winning If card-signing can be halted collective bargaining. You can also point out that strikes may entail hotels and at Levi Strauss. And NLRB elections are especially great in before the union gets the 30 per­ UFCW Local 951 organizers feel it’s the retail industry, where turnover is cent legally required, the union certain consequences for employ­ more promising than battling a savvynormally high. Often located near col­ cannot file an election petition. ees.” ■ “There are some basic and easy The document contains a test for company like Borders under the tradi­lege campuses, Borders’ 170 super­ tional ground rules for union organiz­stores are typically staffed by workers rules about what managers can managers on whether certain ing, rules that union officials say favorwhose educational level far outstrips and cannot do in terms of protect­ See HANDBOOK, Page 5 employers. See BORDERS, Page 5 OCTOBER 26, 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 5

H O M I E L D Union pressures Borders A D VAN T A G E BORDERS, From Page 5 UFCW organizers are trying to wage a publicity war against the company. their meager booksellers’ income. Last week union officials charged “It’s great having The average employee earns Borders with misusing state funds. between $6 and $7 an hour, Canada Borders was given nearly $8 million C.S. Mott Children’s H ospital says. over a 15-year period by a state office The workers, often with graduate created to generate more jobs in here in Ann Arbor. degrees, don’t see the job as a career, Michigan. Union officials said that one and unions can’t count on keepingyear after the grant was approved, Some of the country’s leading their sympathizers around for long.Borders moved 135 distribution jobs pediatric specialists work here every day Only those employees on the payrollfrom Michigan to Ohio because it said , when the NLRB orders the election the Ann Arbor workforce was too edu­ helping children from around our state are eligible to vote when the election cated, according to union officials. finally takes place. Borders denied any wrongdoing. and around the world. ” “People just quit if they feel the On Oct. 1 Moore led several hundred pressure’s on, and employers have theactivists in a downtown Ann Arbor opportunity to hire people they feelprotest, and a week later protesters are unsympathetic to unions,” notedvisited the homes of Borders CEO Michelle Fecteau of Wayne State Robert DiRomualdo, whose annual Legendary Michigan Football Coach University’s Labor Studies Center. compensation is an estimated $23.8 Borders is growing so fast that the million, and Borders Books & Music “I really appreciate Northwest’s commitment to this UFCW would be hard-pressed to orga­ president Richard Flanagan. nize store by store under the NLRB Last Monday the activities expanded organization. I really feel like they're part of the team process. In 1996 Borders opened 80outside Ann Arbor. Protesters at the that's pullingfor Michigan. ” new stores to bring its total to 170, Borders store on Woodward in and it expects to have at least 230 Birmingham sang “I Can’t Survive,” a The more than 48,000 people of Northwest Airlines are stores by the end of next year. parody of Gloria Gaynor’s 1970s disco When the UFCW first tried to orga­ hit “I Will Survive,” as Gaynor signed honored to team up with Bo Schembechler in supporting nize Borders’ Ann Arbor flagship storebooks inside. The next day activists C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital. It’s one of the top children’s last year, it faced an all-out companywearing T-shirts with pro-union mes­ campaign to resist the union, with fre­sages walked through the Borders C s l LD*£A'V hospitals in the nation. And it’s one of the quent in-store meetings for employ­store in Flint. ees. The UFCW withdrew before the “We’re trying to be creative,” says many reasons why we’re proud to connect election was held. Canada, the UFCW organizer. “We’re othe world to Michigan. In launching their new campaign,trying to keep the energy level up.” Meanwhile, the publicity war contin­ Find out how you can join Bo Schembechler in ues. Union organizers have produced helping C.S. Mott Children's Hospital. Call 1-800-211-8181. Borders handbook charts showing Borders has cut oper­ ating costs while sales and profits have And support the organizations that make a real difference has anti-union biasrisen rapidly. But the company touts its wages and here in our state. HANDBOOK, From Page 4 benefits, which it says are among the best in the bookselling industry. statements would be legal or illegal to Borders also says its turnover rates make. Among the legal statements on are below the industry average. the test, which Borders believes man­ Founded in 1971 by two brothers in agers should use, are: Ann Arbor and known as a left-wing ■ “Our benefits may not necessarily hangout in that era, Borders continues continue as they are under a union to polish its image as a friendly liberal contract. You could get more, you business. It is a major underwriter of could get the same or you could get National Public Radio; it helps local less.” groups raise funds, and it established a ■ “Unions are a big business - they foundation to help employees in times just want your money.” of need. ■ “Tell the union people to put their “Our culture is one of unusual team­ promises in writing with an accompa­work and camaraderie,” a Borders nying guarantee that they will get press release states. you everything they are promising. If UFCW spokeswoman Marisa Didur- they won’t back up their promises Gire says the union wants Borders “to they are worthless.” act like the enlightened employer they ■ “This union had a seven-month claim to be” by signing the “fair play” strike at the local grocery store last pledge and leading the.industry into a year. They ended up replacing all the new era of company-worker coopera­ strikers with permanent replace­ tion. ments. It’s possible that the same thing could happen here.” m

U.A.W. LOCAL 155 Local 600 the ULP strike notebook STEPHEN P. YOKICH LABOR CENTER Jerry Sullivan, President, News’ publisher the Officers, Leadership, To The Locked Out Newspaper Workers Members, and Retirees ducks questions

support the The membership officers & By Alan Forsyth Mr. Silverman.” executive board support our Journal Staff Writer locked-out Gannett goes for the kill JfadoM locked out brothers he questions had to be newspaper and sisters in their screened when Detroit At the Gannett-owned struggle for a fair News publisher Mark Lansing State Journal, the workers. settlement. Silverman spoke at a human resources director is Tdinner meeting of the Society ofurging members of the Professional Journalists in Newspaper Guild to vote out Dearborn Tuesday night. the paper’s only union. President Marsha Stopa In an Oct. 21 letter to announced the rule just before Newspaper Guild members, three “new publishers” - Melissa Alford referred to three Silverman, Frank Shepherd of other Gannett newspapers 21st Century Newspapers and where the Guild was decertified. Donald Thurlow of the Heritage She concluded, “I urge you to Newspapers - stood up to speak.vote ‘no’ on Oct. 29.” ANTI-ARSON Afterward she told two locked- Lansing Guild President out workers that Silverman said Janet Geissler said she is cau­ he wouldn’t appear if he was tiously optimistic.” I think it’s going to face strike questions. going to be close,” she said. Free Press Publisher Heath Meriwether also attended. A Free-r Press Silverman and Meriwether Union workers at the took five bodyguards with them.Monterey County (Calif.) Herald The quintet from Vance have started publishing their International provided ambience own monthly paper called the WHAT: CITY OF DETROIT 1997 ANGELS Adopt-A-House Volunteers will: as they spoke into wrist radios Peninsula Free Press, to counter NIGHT ANTI-ARSON CAMPAIGN ■ Watch a vacant abandoned censorship by the Herald’s new house/structure for a six-hour period hidden under their jackets. They WHY: Our neighborhoods need your help to appeared to be talking up their owner, Knight-Ridder. stop arson. from 6 p.m. to midnight from their yard or porch. sleeves. Since taking over the Herald Thanks to thousands of Detroiters who ■ Call 9-1-1 to report suspicious activity Silverman has another public on Aug. 23, Knight-Ridder has came together last year, the City of refused to print union advertise­ Detroit was able to greatly reduce the around the vacant structure. appearance Tuesday to talk number of arson fires on October 30. We about “How Can a Newspaper ments and letters to the editor LOGISTICAL SUPPORT criticizing its cancellation of MUST do it again. Only with your contin­ Volunteers are needed to work “behind Be Fair to All Readers?” at 7:30 ued support can we succeed in keeping the scenes” at the Neighborhood City p.m. in room 115 of the union contracts and the firing of the number of fires down. Hall offices and other locations during the Southfield Civic Center. The 25 workers. There are a number of ways volunteers Halloween period providing logistical event is organized by American Knight-Ridder obtained the can help. They are outlined below, to vol­ support for the campaign. Arabic and Jewish Friends, a Herald in a swap of papers last unteer, call the Angels’ Night Volunteer Logistical Support volunteers will: program of the Greater Detroit summer. It made all union Hotline at (313) 224-4415. ■ Be assigned a work location (a Interfaith Round Table. workers reapply for their jobs WHO: Everyone who cares about the future of Neighborhood City Hall, police precinct and fired 25 of them. Another Detroit. Fred J. Fechheimer, one of four or another location). co-chairs of the Friends group, 25 declined to reapply. WHEN: Volunteers are needed for the entire ■ Serve for six hours, from 6 p.m. to mid­ The unions have a new Web three-day Halloween period: Oct. 29, said, “The focus of this event is night. Oct. 30, and Oct.31. really to try to air the concerns site: www.sjguild.org. It will I PORCH LIGHT PROGRAM of the Arab and Jewish commu­ carry the monthly paper. WHAT YOU CAN DO: Volunteers are are asked to turn on their nities with the way matters are A Herald Readers Committee ■ NEIGHBORHOOD PATROL PROGRAM porch lights between dusk and dark. reported in the two newspapers. has been formed with Richard This program is intended to put teams of Porch Light volunteers will: The two communities have felt Criley, executive director of the volunteers on the streets in areas where ■ From their porch or window, WATCH American Civil Liberties Union arson is likely to take place to both deter there are sometimes less than THEIR NEIGHBORHOOD and report arsonists and to catch them when they fully balanced articles. The pur­ in Monterey County, as chair­ any suspicious activity by calling 9-1-1. do strike. pose is to allow members of the man. Even though they will remain in or around Volunteers will: two communities to air concerns their homes, Porch Light volunteers are Teamsters talk ■ Patrol in teams of two or more. that they might have.” asked to register with the City. M ark Gaffney, legislative and ■ Patrol specific neighborhoods. Daniel H. Krichbaum, the WEAR AN ORANGE RIBBON Round Table’s executive director, community affairs director of ■ Patrol for a six-hour period, from 6 p.m. Wearing an orange ribbon is a way to said the American Arabic and the Michigan Teamsters, and to midnight during the Halloween period. show that you support Detroiters Jewish Friends is “basically an Dave Staiger of Teamsters for a ■ Provide hourly written reports of activi­ Standing Together Against Arson. autonomous group that is partDemocratic Union will debate ty in their patrol area. Thousands of people wearing orange rib­ of our umbrella group at the the future of the Teamsters at 7 ■ Call 9-1-1 to report suspicious activity bons will serve as a powerful reminder p.m. Thursday at United Food in their patrol area. that arson will not be tolerated in the City Round Table. ... There is no of Detroit. endorsement and there is no and Commercial Workers Local ■ ADOPT-A-HOUSE PROGRAM nonendorsement” of the pro­ 876, Horace Brown Drive, I Orange Ribbon volunteers will: Volunteers will watch the vacant and gram. Madison Heights. It’s sponsored abandoned houses and buildings in ■ Pin an orange ribbon on their lapel. “We would like to see more by the Detroit Labor Forum. Detroit that have traditionally been the ■ Wear it every time they go out in public. dialogue between unions and Topics include the upcoming targets of arsonists on October 30. Call the Angels’ Night Volunteer Hotline. management. And maybe there presidential election March 17. will be members of the unions Alan Forsyth is a locked-out GET INVOLVED - VOLUNTEER TODAY! there who will ask questions ofDetroit News copy editor. (313) 224-4415 OCTOBER 26, 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 7 Feds to look at sale of Gary newspaper By Robin Fornoff block last summer by Knight-Ridder, contract with the Gary Guild, whichmass firings aren’t part of the sales Journal Staff Writer parent company of the Detroit Freerepresents about 70 editorial employ­contract.” An employee bid to buy Knight-Press. An employee bid led by Gary ees, including editors, photographersConn said Hollinger’s activities else­ Ridder’s Gary, Ind., daily was spurned, Newspaper Guild President Joseph and reporters. where “certainly can’t be viewed as but the recently announced sale of theConn was quickly rejected. If the latest deal survives Justice friendly actions.” Post-Tribune to media giant Hollinger Although none of the parties wouldDepartment scrutiny, the Post- In nearby Chicago, at the Sun- International is hardly a done deal. disclose the selling price, it is believed Tribune would become Hollinger’s sec­Times, owner Hollinger has taken a The sale still rrlust pass a Justice to have exceeded $80 million. ond-largest newspaper. The Justicehard line in negotiations with Local 71 Department monopoly investigation.The employee bid was put togetherDepartment will be looking to see ifof the Newspaper Guild, proposing a Hollinger already owns the nearbyin less than two weeks after Knight-Hollinger’s purchase might constitutethree-year wage freeze, replacing the Chicago Sun-Times and several otherRidder CEO P. Anthony Ridder, under a monopoly or give it an unfair advan­pension plan with a 401(k) plan and - suburban Chicago newspapers thatpressure from Indiana Gov. Franktage over other newspapers in whatthe most controversial move - making border the Post-Tribune’s circulationO’Bannon, relented on an earlier vowhas become a fierce circulation war union membership at the paper area. to exclude any union-led effort to buywith the Times, based in Munster, Ind. optional. The Sun-Times’ contract Hollinger was named the winner the newspaper. Hollinger President and CEO F. expired three weeks ago. Oct. 17 in bidding for the Post- Ridder’s parting shot, however, wasDavid Radler said he expected the In Gary, Conn and other union lead­ Tribune, a seven-day, 70,000-circula­an announcement three weeks agodeal to become final sometime in ers are working to put a positive spin tion newspaper put on the auctionthat the corporation was canceling itsJanuary. on the sale. Much of the Post- Conn said while the Guild is contin­Tribune’s circulation consists of steel­ uing to negotiate for a new contract,workers and other union-friendly fam­ he isn’t optimistic. ilies. Conn said he and other negotia­ Conn fears a mass firing similar to tors are approaching Radler with an the one at the Monterey (Calif.)idea for capitalizing on the union con­ County Herald, the newspapernection. acquired by Knight-Ridder, which “We have a tremendous marketing refused to recognize union contractsadvantage by selling ourselves as a Warming up when it assumed ownership in Augustunion-friendly newspaper,” said Conn. from the Scripps-Howard chain. Much“We have three unions (Guild, Halloween of Conn’s concern comes from Radler’sPressmen and Typographers) in the For 100 children, it was a refusal to respond to a direct questionplant, and the Times has none.” Halloween party with free put to him during a recent meeting In fact, the Times, formerly known coats, hats, gloves, boots with staff at the Post-Tribune. as the Flammond Times, has a long and goodie bags at “He was asked point-blank if there history of anti-union sentiment. In the Meijers' Canton store last were going to be mass firings,” said late 1970s, it used replacement writ­ Sunday. Hourly and Conn. “His response was somethingers, editors and photographers to salaried workers at Ford’s like, ‘That will be a question for thebreak a Guild strike. When another Sheldon Road parts plant lawyers to answer.’ Guild unit was organized in the 1980s, have thrown a similar “For us, that was just not the rightmanagement used intimidation and party for five years, said answer. We’re wondering now if thethreats to thwart contract negotia­ Roger Caldwell, president die has already been cast, whether tions. of UAW Local 845. Social service organizations identified the children and Meijers discounted GM plant sets strike deadline the items 30 percent. The last UAW plant without a hopes of resolving this without a local agreement has given Generalwork stoppage,” she said. Motors Corp. a Tuesday strike Issues at the plant are the same deadline. downsizing, outsourcing and health UAW Local 163, representingand safety issues, including extend­ workers at GM’s Romulus ed overtime complaints, that have Powertrain Plant, could walk offcaused six local strikes at GM since the job just before midnight January, one of them an 85-day Tuesday if bargainers do not reach walkout at the Pontiac ti^uck facili­ a settlement by that time, accord­ ty. R. ALWOOD JR. / Special to the Journal ing to UAW spokesman Reg Local 163 is the last GM m anu­ McGhee. facturing facility to remain without The plant’s 1,300 hourly workersan agreement at the local level make V-6 and V-8 engines for GM since last fall’s national contract Union organizing needs cashcars and trucks, said company settlement. Local 572, representing spokeswoman Marilyn Rowe. “Atworkers at GM’s headquarters, is ORGANIZING, From Page 3 funded program. The conference is the last of 14 this point, the parties are continu­the only other local without an employees Jason Chappell from Newregional organizing conferences theing to bargain. We are really leav­agreement. York and Phil Shuart from FlintAFL-CIO has held in 1997. ing the issues at the table in the - Martha Hindes described conditions at the company. Fired Detroit Free Press columnist “At the end of this year, I will have a Susan Watson and fired Detroit News year of service,” Shuart said. “My reporter Kate DeSmet said that strik­ reward will be a pay increase of a ers, now locked-out workers, were con­ quarter.” tinuing to fight for their jobs and con­UAW LOCAL # 7 NORTHWEST LOCAL 163 During the noon hour, a rally wastracts at the Free Press, the Detroit Members stand in held at Most Holy Trinity ChurchNews and Detroit Newspapers. In Solidarity with the while a delegation visited Gov. JohnFebruary they made unconditional Locked-Out Newspaper Workers. Engler’s offices the State of Michiganoffers to return. But fewer than 325 Building on Howard Street to criticize have been taken back. Many have LOCAL #7 MEMBERSHIP Supports the what union activists called “corporatebeen given only part-time jobs with FRANK MASSEY - President Struggling Newspaper Workers welfare” given Borders under a state- drastically reduced pay, Watson said. 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OCT. 26, 1997 Co-editors:Susan Watson, Norman Sinclair Managing Editor:Emily Everett General Manager:Mike McBride Published by Detroit Sunday Journal Inc. 450 W. Fort Detroit, Mich. 48226 313-964-5655 Fax: 313-964-5554 E-mail: [email protected] Web site: http://www.rust.net/~workers/strike.html m o | | Member Michigan Press Association Member National Newspaper Association Metro NY Labor Communications Council Communicator of the Year

t Sport-utilities no good Where HOT! i for planet’s health of this n a few weeks, experts from wreck the U.S. economy to comply with around the world will gather insome new international standard on 4 Kyoto, Japan, for a summit onemissions. But we do need to grow up. global warming. At the same We cannot as a nation deplore the I time, automakers are celebratinggrowing evidence that global warming record sales of some of the biggest gas- is a real threat, yet at the same time guzzling dinosaurs ever sold, lightlust after vehicles that burn gas at trucks and sport-utility vehicles. Doestwice the rate of more efficient cars. anyone else see irony in this? Car manufacturers are at least Clearly, when it comes to green­paying lip service to this reality. At the house gas emissions, the enemy is us.big auto show in Tokyo this past week, By “us” we don’t mean just big fat cor­manufacturers were ablush with Winkler ’97 porations. We mean every Americanannouncements about the benefits and consumer who buys a gas-guzzler,effectiveness of hybrid models powered everyone who fills up his or her homeby a combination of a gas engine and with electronic gadgetry, everyone whoan electric motor. Gates’ power grab spends and consumes as if there’s no And companies from the United tomorrow. States, Japan, and Europe are unveil­ ill Gates wants to rule the The petition asks a federal In other words, it involves justing subcompacts that feature strong world. He doesn’t need an court to order Microsoft to notify about everyone. The global summit infuel economy as their key selling point. army to do it, ju st undis­ operators of Windows 95 that they Japan will focus on macroeconomics All th at’s to the good. But it’s pret­ puted control of the are free to use any compatible solutions, on measures beyond thety clear the automakers know where BInternet and the cooperationInternet of an browser and to provide scope of individual action. But ontheir a profits come from and they have unquestioning federal government.instructions about how to remove more basic level, conservation starts no intention of cutting back production Fortunately, the federal gov­the Internet Explorer from their at home. of the larger models. ernment has a few questions.computers if they’d rather not have Put simply, it does no good to Moreover, something tells us that Anyone who has been paying evenit in there. To add an exclamation deplore the rising tide of greenhousesmall, more fuel-efficient cars are pur­ cursory attention to the personalpoint, the Justice Department says gases and then go out and buy a mam­chased by people who would buy a computer industry knowsit will seek a fine of $1 million per moth vehicle. But American consumersport utility if only they had the Microsoft Corp.’s boss has been day in civil contempt charges if tastes have always been a big part of money. angling to put a stranglehold onMicrosoft doesn’t change its policy. the pollution problem. Sure, automak­ It’s that overwhelming desire to the computer software business for Lawyers for Microsoft obvious­ ers are pushing huge vehicles becauseenjoy the good things in life - a mon­ some time. The man doesn’t want ly plan to fight the petition, claim­ of the huge profit they make fromster car, a home filled with every gizmo competition, he wants a crown anding that antitrust prosecutors have them. But automakers couldn’t sell- th at blinds us to our responsibility to a throne. Funny thing is, Gatessomehow misread the 1995 agree­ these gigantic “family” vehicles if con­the larger community. claims that his less-than-secret ment. Apparently they believe that sumers weren’t lining up to own them. The modern American way of life monopolistic aspirations wouldthe definition of “antitrust” doesn’t The whole sport-utility craze hasrests on ever greater consumption of actually be the best thing for the mean Bill Gates shouldn’t be clearly gotten out of hand. Architectsbigger and more expensive goods. It consumer. allowed to rule the world, just not are now redesigning houses becausemay be fun, but it’s not very good for Gee, somehow that does soundthe universe. At least not until he the traditional garage isn’t big enough us. familiar. Just leave everything - comes out with Windows 99. for a big new Expedition or Navigator Until we learn different and show everything - to Brother Bill and Currently, the company known or Suburban. And even bigger sport- some willingness to cut back a bit for the world will be a healthier and as Netscape Navigator dominates utility vehicles are on the way. the greater good, global warming will happier place. Place your trust inthe Internet browser market, even Indeed, these vehicles have get worse despite our protestations of Bill. Believe in Bill. Worship Bill. among users of Windows 95. This replaced the van, which in turn hadconcern. Repeat after Bill: Microsoft is doesn’t sit too well with King replaced the station wagon, as the good, there is no other but Gates, who has fought back by forc­ workhorse of suburban families. But Microsoft. Microsoft is good, there ing computer manufacturers to use whatever marketing cachet these is no other but Microsoft. his browser. Forcing companies to vehicles enjoy - some blend of luxury 10-second editorial Stop right there. carry his product must be the only and rugged outdoorsiness - clearly Before this gets any more outway Gates figures he can win the they are not as fuel efficient as some Ex-President Jimmy of control than it already is, evenbrowser war, and that tactic right 40-mile-per-gallon sedans. Carter says the way deci­ during the age of one-company-there should be enough to cause President Clinton last Wednesday sions go inside the fits-all, Attorney General Janet alarm. As a businessman, Gates announced he is increasing from five Washington Beltway Reno has thankfully stepped inshould be prepared to deal with the years to 15 years the time the United with a monkey wrench. In the peti­quirks of the marketplace. States will take to roll back green­ depends on who gives the tion she filed in federal court last Manipulating the marketplace to house gas emissions to 1990 levels. A most campaign cash to week, Reno says Microsoft violatedsuit his own ends should not be good portion, 25 percent, of the world’sthe politicians making an earlier antitrust agreement by considered acceptable. Besides, greenhouse gases spew out the the decisions. And we forcing makers of personal comput­isn’t it enough for Gates that most tailpipes of American cars. An interna­ ers to license and distribute its new computers now come with tional standard of cutting emissions thought the cornerstone Internet browser, called Internet Microsoft’s Windows 95 already by, say, 10 percent would have a pro­of democracy was one cit­ Explorer, when they installinstalled? found effect on American industry. izen, one vote. Microsoft’s Windows 95 operating No, because Bill Gates wants Now, no one is saying we ought to system. to rule the world. OCTOBER 26, 1997 PAGE 9

State oversight of charter schools just common sense

By Marianne Yared McGuire that the marketplace will dictate what happensaccountability. Diligence in monitoring these safe­ When the State Supreme Court issued its deci­with the schools. If the schools are doing a poorguards job, keeps nearly all our schools operating very sion on charter schools in July, it declared parents the will take their children out and they well.will Why is it that discussion of charter school schools to be public because they are supportedclose. by That, to me, is not the way to monitoroversight a elicits accusations of double standards? public funds. The court also said the State Boardschool. of Do charter school advocates and owners have Education should provide leadership and generalParents should not have to endure their child’ssomething to hide? supervision, as outlined in the State Constitution,failure as if it were an experiment. No one wants to It does Michigan’s children great harm to allow over them. To exercise leadership and supervisionsee their children used as laboratory mice in exper­the newly created charter schools or any other calls for holding charter schools, in particular,imental classrooms where few educational stan­school to shortchange them educationally. It is a accountable because they have no clear systemdards of are imposed or met. To believe that the mar­great disservice to Michigan’s citizens to let over­ public oversight. ketplace will automatically handle educationsight is of public tax money go unchecked as it enters At the August meeting of the State Board nothing of more than a cruel and cynical trick onthe our private pockets of charter school owners. It is Education, a former teacher at the Walter Frenchchildren. unfortunate that we need to interrupt helping the Academy - a charter middle and high school As in a responsible member of the board, it is mytruly public schools attain lower class sizes, updat­ Lansing - made a series of charges claiming theduty to ensure that the 20,000 boys and ed girls buildings and computer fluency to focus on school was so anxious to receive state funds thatenrolled it in charter schools are getting an educationinvestigating the serious allegations made against had opened without a curriculum or textbooks,that is at least as thorough and rigorous as thatcharter schools. To avoid the task is tantamount to misused public funds after receiving them, lackedoffered the 1.6 million children who attend regularneglecting our duties as members of the state certified teachers, allowed students to take profi­public schools. board. ciency tests home and did not supervise students.Yes. We have problems in the general publicI stand firmly, without apology, behind my call for The allegations deserved responses, whichschools, I but we have safeguards in place for regu­high standards of accountability for charter schools attempted to obtain from Department of Educationlating and monitoring them. While those safe­— for the good of our children. I challenge my col­ personnel at the time of the exchange. guards may not always work to the optimum, leaguesthey on the board to do the same. Charter school proponents claim the market­nevertheless give us a framework from which toMarianne Yared McGuire is treasurer of the State place is their watchdog. Their prevailing viewjudge is educational levels and perform financialBoard of Education.

Readers line up on different sides of Promise Keepers It is Sunday afternoon and I’m only schools a public university canwould re-elect him. But he bounced on Page 8 of your paper and I’m com­ authorize. Rather than lifting theback, much as Republicans hope to pelled to stop reading and instead letters cap, the state Legislature should con­bounce back nationally from their write to you. I realize everyone is sider lowering the cap. mean-spirited budget fight. Newt entitled to their opinion, but yourPromise Keepers may sound promis­ Margie Torgerson Gingrich, speaking in Detroit, said: paper reaches and influences manying if on the surface, there are some Zeeland “We just charge straight ahead and they don’t know differently. unanswered questions that beg for hope you’ll figure out later why we The editorial “Promises, promises” answers. CMU must be accountable were right.” about the Promise Keepers dis­ First, what makes them think that Reality rudely intruded on CentralThe blitzkrieg hit-and-run, cut- tressed me. I personally know sever­broken families can be rebuilt just byMichigan University’s carefullyand-slash agenda of Engler is a car­ al wives of Promise Keepers and, men taking the lead? The family, byorchestrated charter school fairybon copy of a Gingrich-style putsch believe me, they do not have to takedefinition, a is comprised of man, wifetale. The authorizer of 46 of and ugly hardball politics is hardly backseat to hubby, as you put it.and If children. Michigan’s 104 charter schools could­endearing. anything, their husbands are betterSecond, how can they assume thatn’t wish away a recent state audit Like Gingrich, our governor is listeners and more attuned to theirChristianity has a lock on spirituali­that found it seriously lacking intent in on pushing ahead for his right feelings. What their wives think andty to the exclusion of other religions?supervision of its charter schools.wing and corporate benefactors, hop­ feel matters. They also are more Third, don’t they sound arrogantEight of its schools had not hireding to figure out later why he was involved fathers, and what motherwhen they think they can change teachersthe with teaching certificates. right. Our governor is dangerous. doesn’t appreciate this? My own son-world through the Promise Keepers I have to really question the com­What’s good for Engler almost auto­ in-law is a Promise Keeper, and it’s a movement? petence of CMU’s charter schoolmatically is what’s devastating for promise to God to love and nurturePradeep Srivastava office and their dedication to obeyingchildren and for working people. his family. Many men, and women as Detroit the law. I wonder why charter schoolThomas Houseman well, would be more self-centered proponents find obeying the law toHolland be and selfish without their faith. Too many charter schools? “burdensome regulations.” Would the It sounds like you are listening toA state audit released earlier this special education students who did the National Organization formonth caught Central Michigannot receive special ed services for Women crowd of activists, who haveUniversity keeping only one eyemore on than one year find adhering toWrite us at the Journal carried feminism so far, they feel its charter schools. CMU collects 3 the law to be burdensome? The Detroit Sunday percent of student foundation grantMaybe CMU is trying to start more threatened by any men who meet in Journal welcomes letters to a group. And isn’t this what NOWfunds for supervising these schools.schools than it can handle. does? Perhaps men should feelAre 46 charter schools too many forNevertheless, this authorizing bodythe editor. They m ust he threatened by women who meet inCMU a to handle? should still be held responsible forsigned with the author’s group. It is no minor matter that eight ofthe charter schools it promotes. name, address and telephone I buy your paper each Sunday CMU’sand charters hired teachers with­ JoAnn Bird number for verification hut Holland I do read it and will continue to readout certificates to teach. It is no will he published with minor matter that special education it. But please, be sure of your facts. author’s name and city only. Dorothy Drucz students did not receive serviceEngler labeled ‘dangerous’ St. Clair Shores rightfully theirs according to state In his early days as governor, whenSend letters and opinion law. Had these things happened inJohn a Engler was cutting spendingpieces to The Detroit Sunday public school, it would have beenand heading for a showdown with Promise Keeper skeptic Journal, 450 W. Fort, Detroit front-page news. teachers and being attacked as 48226. I read with interest your Oct. 12 CMU has proved the folly of liftingmean-spirited, the polls §it one point editorial, “Promises, promises.” While the cap on the number of chartershowed only 19 percent of voters PAGE 10 OCTOBER 26, 1997

MOT’s C r a z y l ik e a f o x fourth FOX, From Page 1 ‘Flute’ state of Michigan and northwest Ohio as a subsidiary of the national Fox Sports Net, plans to carry 44 Red Wings games may be and approximately 37 Pistons contests this season (including exhibition tele­ casts), and nearly 100 Tigers games its best beginning next spring. The channel offi­ cially launched Sept. 17 with the By John Guinn Stanley Cup champion Wings’ presea­ Journal Music Critic son opener against Pittsburgh, but Fox ver the course of Sports really made its first major its 27 seasons, assault here in July when it outbid Michigan Opera PASS for the expiring rights to Pistons Theatre has had cable broadcasts in a 10-year deal start­ Ogood luck with its produc­ ing no later than the 1999-2000 season. tions of Mozart’s “Magic PASS might have survived the loss of Flute.” the Pistons by themselves, since it still The company’s first had the Red Wings and Tigers in the mounting of Mozart’s mas­ fold. But Fox Sports Detroit then terpiece, at the Music Hall approached the Ilitch family, throwing in 1976, remains a high bushels of money at them for the Wings’ Journal file photo by REBECCA COOK point in its history because cable rights. And since the Hitches alsoFox Sports Detroit established itself as a major player locally by outbidding PASS for cable of the casting of the young own the Tigers, even though PASS heldrights to the Red Wings, Tigers and Pistons and driving PASS out of business. Kathleen Battle as the Tigers’ rights through 1999, the Pamina. The 1984 produc­ local baseball team ’s switch to Fox ning six broadcast TV stations aroundDetroit’s Red Wings telecasts were aired tion will long be remem­ seemed a foregone conclusion. the country, including (Detroit’s) WDIV,on its PASS channel while negotiations bered because of Rhoda “We seized the moment,” says Tim and the publishing business. Runningcontinued. a In the process, Media One Levine’s inspired stage Krass, senior vice president of affiliate cable sports programming networkcustomers is missed several of the Wings’ direction. The most recent relations for the Fox Liberty Networks,kind of an ancillary business for them,early exhibition-game broadcasts. staging, at the Masonic which includes Fox Sports Net and Foxwhereas for Fox, with their big plan ofThe talks came to an abrupt end earli­ Temple in 1990, featured Sports Detroit. “This is definitely anowning all the regional sports networkser this month when Fox Sports Detroit anomaly. We just got the rights, and thein the country, it’s very much a coredeclared of it would grant no more one- season was coming up so we had to acttheir business plan.” game deals for Media One until the fran­ opera review quickly. You take a look and see whereFox Sports Detroit’s master planchise signed a long-term contract. Not the opportunities are, and then youseemed go to be that if it acquired them wishing to lose out on Red Wings ratings sets and costumes by after it. (the pro sports cable rights), they willin the team’s post-championship season, David Hockney. “We negotiated with the Ilitch family,come (the cable TV franchises). Krass Media One eventually caved in to Fox’s MOT’s fourth staging of which was very motivated and excited torelocated to Detroit from his Los Angeleshigher distribution rate. “I didn’t under­ “Flute,” which has its final be with Fox,” Krass says. “I think a lot ofhome base for weeks with a team of Foxstand it,” says Krass of Fox Sports. performance at 2 this these (deals) come down to relation­affiliate relations specialists, strong-“Everybody else seemed to be pretty afternoon at the Detroit ships. We appreciated what the Ilitcharming cable TV franchise operatorsexcited about it, but I guess they Opera House, may be its family was doing in the city, and I thinkinto adding Fox Sports Detroit to theirthought that there’s a certain way to do best. they appreciated what we could bring,programming menu - in most cases, tak­(the deal). They chose to wait, but in the One thing is certain: The not only to the city but also tied in withing over the channel location PASS end,had it all ended well.” Oct. 18 opening night per­ what we do nationally. It’s a great mar­previously occupied. The tactic wasAll sides agree Fox Sports needed to formance was the most riage, and we’re really looking forwardresoundingly successful. “We have 2.3achieve a high-profile presence in the successful I have wit­ to it going forward.” million potential homes (in the market),Detroit market. “It’s a Top 10 TV m ar­ nessed in the new house. Financial terms of the Fox Sports dealand we’re preparing an announcementket, and with all the automakers in The reason is simple: with the Red Wings have not been dis­that says we’re now in more than 2 mil­Detroit, it’s real important for us to There were no glaring closed, but inside sources claim Fox lion,” says Krass. “That’s phenomenalattract the automotive community for weaknesses in any of the agreed to pay the Pistons as much as $4success in two months.” ad sales purposes,” says Krass. “So it’s varied components that million a year for their cable telecasts. Until the 11th hour, however, therean important foundation place for us. combine to produce great And that’s a high-stakes bidding gamewas one conspicuous holdout. MediaAnd, it’s a great sports town.” grand opera. in which PASS simply couldn’t compete.One, which provides cable service to And, what Rupert Murdoch wants, The voices, for example, “They were deep-pocketed in terms ofalmost 400,000 subscribers in metroRupert Murdoch gets. Fox Sports Detroit were uniformly strong. So their commitment to acquire this mar­Detroit - including such critical enclavesis little more than a tiny charm - albeit were MOT’s Orchestra and ket,” says PASS’s Genthner. “We’re as West Bloomfield, Birmingham, South-a necessary one - in the Australian-born Klaus Donath, its guest owned by Post-Newsweek Stations, aHeld, Ann Arbor, Plymouth and Dear­magnate’s ever-expanding bracelet of conductor. So were division of the Washington Post Co., andborn Heights - persisted in trying media to holdings. One of the handful of Maurice Sendak’s fetching while I hate to use the words ‘fringeobtain a more favorable acquisition deal,international tycoons intent on owning sets and costumes. So was business,’ an operation like PASS is justresulting in a series of bizarre one-shoteverything on the planet, Murdoch’s Dorothy Danner’s insight- not part of their core. Their focus is run­agreements in which Fox Sports See FOX, Page 23 See OPERA, Page 11 OCTOBER 26, 1997 Sunny Provence offers three affordable reds

A t last, some good value from the food. Both of us arrived not reallyselection - 1994 Chateau / A France! And, no, it’s not h r is knowing any of the wines that had Maravenne, Cotes de Provence /■" % from Bordeaux or Burgundy. C been selected for our seminar. Rouge, about $12. No information JLm «^LFor five years now the sup­ Co o k Admittedly, I was apprehensive was provided on this wine, but it ply of good-quality, inexpensive because Provence doesn’t have a histo­appeared to me to have been made French red wines has been pretty On wine ry of making good, durable red wines. mostly of grenache and syrah. It was meager. It used to be that you could The delight was that we found three of rather petite and charming when find a fairly extensive selection of $6 the six were very good reds. Two came compared to the big, voluptuous or $8 reds from Bordeaux and Bur­ International Wine Exposition, wherefrom relatively new regions within Routas. The most beguiling part of gundy at Cost Plus Wine Warehouse, I was a co-panelist with cookbook Provence, one officially designed in the wine was its scent, with hints of Merchant of Vino, Red Wagon or author Patricia Wells, probably the 1993 and the other in 1984, the impor­iris and other flowers. At first we other big wine shops around the area.most famous American writing on tance of which is that they have devel­ thought it was rather tame, then Then the exchange rate between French cooking. She has a farmhouse oped with foreign interest in mind. after about 30 minutes in the glass it the United States and France shifted, in the Provence region where, for a Instead of planting the traditional opened up and blossomed into a full, and our Yankee dollars plunged. fee, guests can join her for several dominant peasant grapes in the regionlovely wine. Suddenly the $6 and $8 became $10 days and learn to cook Provengal food,- mourvedre, grenache and cinsault - The third discovery was 1994 and $12. The notable exception was accompany her to the local village they are trying out with great success Domaine de Trienne Syrah, $12. in Rhone Valley wines, which kept markets and wineries and immerse cabernet sauvignon and syrah, whichWhat’s unusual about this one is quality up and prices reasonable. themselves in southern French cul­ are the heart of the new wines. Many th at in Provence there are very few The French also found other, more ture and tradition. wine experts have long said that wines made from a single grape. lucrative markets and let their Provence is currently the most pop­Provence is actually the best soil and Most are blended with other grapes American market share sink, opting ular region of France among touristsgrowing area in France, yet until nowto round out the character. But com­ to sell to the hot new wine drinking for its beauty and laid-back country it has produced its most inferior pared to an American syrah - say an country: Japan. The Japanese are ways. Van Gogh was attracted to wines. Ojai Vineyards from southern Bordeaux-crazy and willing to pay Provence by its magical light and daz­ The first delight was 1994 Chateau California - this wine was completely outrageous prices for the good stuff zling colors. It stretches from the Routas, Luc Sorin Coteaux de Varoisdifferent. It was lean, angular, some­ and hefty amounts for the lesser glamorous French Riviera about 200 Rouge at $9. A blend of cabernet and what austere and definitely thinner quality stuff. miles north to Avignon. It is composedsyrah, it was by far the biggest and in color. The Trienne shows what a So it was very heartening last week of charming, sleepy little villages that meatiest of the three, a great winter different winemaker and region can to discover a range of new wines fromdot the scrubby, rocky, hilly region red wine, a wine to serve with roasts do with essentially the same grape. France in the $9-$ 12 range. They’re that grows olives, lavender and other or stews, game, anything rich. It’s a All three of these reds are a great new to me, at least, and soon to be herbs, and grapes for peasant wines. wine that will age for five to seven value and good quality wines. They new to the Detroit area. Since I had lived in the area for years and hold for another three or are coming into the Detroit area and I happened on these wines last several years, I was eager to talk four beyond that. may require a couple of calls to find. weekend in Chicago at the Midwest about its wines. Wells talked about The second was a Kermit Lynch They’re worth it. Fourth ‘Flute’ is a charm horoscope Aries (March 21 - April 20] truthful but tactful in a difficult situation. OPERA, From Page 11 the fierce vocal pyrotechnics that You need to surround yourself with peo­ Libra (Sept. 23 - Oct. 22) Mozart strews throughout the Queen ple who are more supportive. Speak your You must appear competent when con­ mind and let your desires and worries be ducting business. Keep your crazy side fill stage direction. So was the deci­ of the Night’s music, although her known. under wraps until the workday is over. sion to include projected translations,voice could have contained more Taurus (April 21 - May 20) Scorpio (Oct. 23 - Nov. 22) even though the performances are venom. Kevin Bell sang Sarastro’s There’s a strong chemistry between you A phone call brings about some minor being sung in English. lowest notes with accuracy but with­ and someone with whom you’ve been work­ changes in your lifestyle. The heat is turned The strongest vocal presence amid out enough force. ing. Could it be true love? Only time will up in a romantic relationship. tell. Sagittarius (Nov. 23 - Dec. 20) a collection of satisfying singers came Brandishing their spears like Gemini (May 21 • June 20) A serious discussion could get out of hand from Theresa Santiago, making her Masonic Valkyries, the Three Ladies A friend helps you through a stressful sit­ or it could help you grow closer to your part­ MOT debut as Pamina. An American (Emily Benner, Barbara Scherrer uation. It’s time to pick yourself up, dust ner. It depends on how open your mind is. of Puerto Rican and Irish descent, and Julie Devaere) trilled their trios yourself off and move on. Capricorn (Dec. 21 - Jan. 19) Santiago uses her radiant soprano grandly. The three spirits (Rachael Cancer (June 21 - July 20) It may be time to see a doctor about that Once again you’ve found yourself in a nagging ailment. An expensive purchase with a rare intelligence, floating rav­ Unite, Carol Ambrogio and Kimerica time crunch. Stop overextending your com­ may not be worth the money; shop around. ishing pianissimos with confident Ottogalli) made you forget their mitments and learn to say “no.” Aquarius (Jan. 20 - Feb. 18) restraint, opening up to a full, pureparts were originally composed for Leo (July 21 - Aug. 21) A dream may have a great deal of signifi­ sound when th at was needed. So win­young boys, especially as they floatedWorry never solves anything; you know cance in the real world. Your hard work will ning was her vocalism I found myselfcourageously across the stage in what needs to be done. You will be surprised pay off in an unexpected way. by the contents of a letter or package. Pisces (Feb. 19 - March 20) vexed with Mozart for holding off her their giddy gondola. Viigo (Aug. 22 - Sept. 22) Your love life may be picking up. Time to big aria until well into the second Sarnia Bahu (Papagena) proved Studies in science, history or metaphysics go shopping for some clothes to spruce up act. the perfect match for Papageno. will be enlightening. It is important to be that wardrobe. Jeff Morrissey, stepping in for James Patterson (Speaker), Scott Frank Hernandez, who had to with­ Piper (Priest) and John C. Pierce draw due to illness, was a fine (Monastatos) fulfilled their smaller have done. That’s because Danner unsettling. Papageno. His supple baritone con­roles flawlessly. always finds reasons for her ideas in There is nothing unsettling, veyed the famed bird catcher’s Conductor Klaus Donath has a the music, instead of finding them in though, about MOT’s fourth staging human foibles most persuasively, andpenchant for brisk tempos, but spite of it. of “Flute.” It’s a memorable addition he acted with verve. MOT’s Orchestra kept up with his Sendak’s sets and costumes were to the chain of good fortune the com­ Joseph Wolverton (Tamino) dis­ demands, in the process capturing appropriate, intensifying the opera’spany has enjoyed with this particular played a handsome lyric tenor whose the essence of Mozart’s style in message rather than inhibiting it. I score. single defect was a tendency to tight­ greater measure than ever before. must confess I was a bit worried MOT’s production of Mozart’s en on top at times. Otherwise he sang Stage director Danner injected about witnessing Sendak’s work, “Magic Flute” concludes at 2 p.m. without strain and with admirable fresh ideas into her staging but since his style, so familiar from his today at the Detroit Opera House, personality. never got in the way of the score as children’s books such as ‘Where the 1526 Broadway, downtown Detroit. Elizabeth Carter rarely tripped on some of MOT’s previous directors Wild Things Are,” can be strangely Tickets are $65. Call 313-874-7464. PAGE 12 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL OCTOBER 26, 1997

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Halloween frenzy WEl-C OfAE fills up airwaves GREAT uilt to Last” wasn’t; the new black family sitcom will be handed its pink slip by NBC just before the November ratings sweeps begin (not the same slip the network gave Marv Albert; he’s wearing his). PMPKI/V Additionally, “The Tony Danza Show” will be going “on hiatus” in BNovember, proving once again that lack of comedic talent is no guarantee of sit­ com success. Elsewhere, it’s Halloween Week everywhere across TV’s marshy landscape, meaning the unearthing of more horror movies than you knew existed and themed episodes of practically every prime-time series. Among the highlights “It’s the Great not mentioned below: Pumpkin, “The Haunted History of Halloween” at 8 tonight and midnight Monday on Charlie the History Channel; Sally Field guest-voicing as an anti-Halloween zealot on Brown” has its “King of the Hill” (8:30 tonight, Fox/Channel 2); Jack Nicholson’s 1994 fright annual show­ flick “Wolf’ (8 p.m. Tuesday, Fox); Dan Aykroyd reprising his “Saturday Night ing on CBS at Live” impersonation of Julia Child on “Soul Man” (8 p.m. Tuesday, ABC/ 8 p.m. Friday. Channel 7); a standout “Frasier” episode set at a costume party (9 p.m. Tuesday, NBC/Channel 4); Chaka Khan on “Living Single” (8 p.m. Thursday, Fox); a “Nick at Nite Halloween Marathon” beginning at 8:30 p.m. Thursday, and, of course, the classic “It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown” (8 p.m. Friday, CBS/Channel 62). Have a boo-tiful week. eight seasons as disarming dim bulb out by a Brooklyn-based youth the­ Dauber Dybinski on “Coach,” is resur­ater group in this unique and power­ ■ “Mary and “Easy-Bake rected as an ancient mummy in a ful new documentary. In many cases, Higgins Clark’s Coven,” which new Disney-made Halloween TV the teen actors are drawing from per­ ‘Let Me Call finds a 17th- movie. His eternal slumber is inter­ sonal experience as we see them You Sw eet­ century Marge rupted by three 12-year-old buddies, develop vignettes for a stage perfor­ heart,’ ” Mc Fa r l in spellbound over who jeopardize his immortal soul mance based on dating violence and 7 tonight, the Highlights allegations that with their wake-up call. Adam Wylie other abusive relationships. Family Channel she’s a witch. (“Picket Fences”) co-stars. - Made-for-TV ■ “The Devil’s ■ “Chicago Hope,”10 p.m. movie queen Meredith Baxter (who, Child,” 9 tonight, ABC (Channel 7 in■ “’97 Fashion Awards,”9 p.m. Wednesday, CBS - True story: in one of those brain-boggling quirksDetroit) - Little Lucifer isn’t as ugly Tuesday, VH1 - As their ongoing Somebody on the production team for of network scheduling, can also be as hell, but he sure can kick up a “Bridges to Babylon” world tour so CBS’s hit medical drama kept seeing seen at 9 p.m. starring in the CBS firestorm. Borrowing liberally from amazingly demonstrates, the Rolling those commercials for the new telefilm “Miracle in the Woods”) “Rosemary’s Baby,” ABC’s TV-movie Stones are still in fashion. So it’s onlyCadillac-badged import that encour­ transforms Clark’s best-selling novel tribute to the season finds “NYPD fitting that the world’s greatest rock aged viewers to “lease a Catera,” and into two hours of cluttered yet com­ Blue’s” Kim Delaney as a photogra­ ’n’ roll band should make the Harlemexclaimed, “What a great name for a pelling suspense. She’s a district pher whose liaison with a handsomeshuffle up to Madison Square Gardencharacter!” Thus we have actress attorney who begins spotting women. but altogether spooky neighbor to be the special musical guests Stacy Edwards joining the cast in the all over town who bear an eerie (“Dharma & Greg’s” Thomas Gibson) (along with Fiona Apple, En Vogue role of Dr. Lisa Catera, a neurosur­ resemblance to a notorious precedes a string of grisly deaths and and Jamiroquai) for VHl’s annual geon who comes to Hope to replace “Sweetheart Murder” victim killed her own inconceivable pregnancy, adulation of high style and hot tunes.Aaron Shutt (Adam Arkin) - even years earlier. Then she discovers that leading her to suspect she may be Harry Connick Jr. and “Kiss the though Shutt is up and around again the victim’s father is a prominent carrying Baby Beelzebub. Girls” star Ashley Judd co-host. two weeks after suffering a brain plastic surgeon, making her suspi­ aneurysm and eager to return to ■ “Under Wraps,”8:35 p.m. Monday ■ “It Ain’t Love,”8 p.m. Wednesday, cious enough to ruffle some high-and- work. (repeated at 2:45 a.m. Tuesday), the Cinemax - What it is, is abuse. And mighty feathers by reopening the Disney Channel - From dummy to it’s depicted in both its physical and ■ NBA: Washington Wizards at case. mummy: Bill Fagerbakke, who spent mental forms through scenes played Detroit Pistons,8 p.m. Friday ■ “The Simpsons,”8 tonight, Fox (repeated at 2 a.m. Saturday), (Channel 2 in Detroit) - In what has JIMMY MACK’S MAGNIFICENT MOVIE MENU Channel 50 - Like their former col­ become a prime-time Halloween sea­ lege coach Steve Fisher, hoop stars son tradition, the “Simpsons” writing “On Golden Pond,”1 today, the Disney Channel;“Starman,” Chris Webber and Juwan Howard crew has strung together a trilogy of Channel 20;“Ed Wood,”2 today, 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, 2 a.m. have lost their old team. They return terrifying cartoon tales dubbed Channel 50, 1 today and 3 a.m. Thursday, USA;“Night of the to Michigan to make their regular- “Treehouse of Terror VIII,” under the Tuesday, WGN;“Wall Street,” Living Dead,”5 p.m. Thursday, season debut as part of the new-look guidance of the show’s demented 3:30 today, 11 a.m. Monday, USA; Channel 38;“Village of the Washington Wizards (the NBA nick­ designer, Matt Groening. Following “American Gigolo,”1:30 p.m. Damned,”8 p.m. Thursday, ABC; name Bullets having mercifully been an hour of reruns from Halloweens Monday, USA;“Lone Star,”10:50 “Plan 9 from Outer Space,”5 dropped from a city that led the past at 7 p.m., the new chills com­ p.m. Monday, Showtime;“The p.m. Friday, Channel 38;“Cry the nation in homicides), facing a Pistons mence with “The Homega Man,” cast­ Greatest,”1:30 p.m. Tuesday, Beloved Country,”9 p.m. Friday team that begins its 1997-98 cam­ ing Homer in the last-man-on-Earth Cinemax;“Walking Tall,”12:05 and 1 a.m. Saturday, Channel 56; paign with a legitimate center (ex- film role made famous by Charlton a.m. Wednesday, TBS;“Fantastic “Big Night,”8 p.m. Saturday, Bull Brian Williams) and firm inten­ Heston; “Fly vs. Fly,” in which Bart Voyage,”1:15 a.m. Wednesday, Showtime. tions of improving on last season’s switches identities with a housefly, 54-28 record. | SUNDAY MORNING/AFTERNOON OCTOBER 26,1997

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Are you a union activist or supporter whose MANCINI, SCHREUDER, I COMPARE OU past includes a BRASS INSTRUMENT? KLINE, and CONRAD, P.C. For 23 Years, Attorneys Representing APPLIANCE Want to build the morale of our movement, have Injured Workers and Their Families H&R B r a s s e d some fun, and irritate the bosses? Yfe Support Your Right To Fight 32150 JOHN R, MADISON HEIGHTS Time to organize a MARCHING BRASS BAND. For Dignity and Justice 1/4 Ml. SOUTH OF OAKLAND MALL MON.THURS.FRI.9JO a.m .-8:00p.m. (The I.W.W. did it.) 28225 Mound Rd., Warren, MI HIES. WEDS. 9:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. KQQ.1 I j l Call W illiam Bryce at (313) 832-3774. (810) 751-3900______SAT. 9:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. TUESDAY MORNING/AFTERNOON OCTOBER 28,1997

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going out Scare up some fun this week By Audrey McKenna Branch Library, 18400 Joy, Detroit. Madison Hgts., 248-588-3120 ... Soup 963-7575 ... Swann Gallery: “Angels & Journal Staff Writer Call 313-852-4515. Kitchen: DOWG Band hosts Tuesday Imagination,” all-media group show, with Bluesday, 9-midnight Tue.; II-V-I Orchestra paintings by Violet Purcell Shooltz and t’s the wicked season of tricks ■ Scary movies will be shown at 3 every Thu. at 9; the Blues Crusaders, Fri.; photography of Ray Rohr, through Nov. 8, and treats. The following are p.m. Thursday at Monteith Branch Little Mike & the Tornadoes, Sat., Detroit, 1250 Library, Detroit, 313-965-4826 ... events offered in the spirit of Library, 14100 Kercheval, Detroit. 313-259-2643 ... Memphis Smoke (Royal Locked-out newspaper workers’ exhibit, Halloween and are free unless Call 313-267-6560. Oak): Moonpie Fontana, tonight; Killer “The Great American Newspaper Strike,” marked otherwise. ■ Halloween stories with music Flamingos, Tue.; Four Piece Suit, Wed.; through Fri., Wayne State University’s I Manson Rufner, Thu., 248-543-4300 ... Fox Reuther Labor Library, 5401 Cass at Kirby, ■ The Ann Arbor Silent Film begin at 10 a.m. Thursday at Wilder & Hounds: Original Hits, Mon.; Motor Cityacross from Main Detroit Library, 9-5 Society’s Halloween Show features Branch Library, 7140 E. Seven Mile, Josh & the Big 3, Tue. and Sat.; Johnny weekdays, 313-577-4024 ... Detroit “The Red Spectre” (1903), Detroit. Call 313-852-4285. Bassett & the Blues Insurgents, Wed.; Institute of Arts: “Great Cities of the “Waxworks” (1924) and “Warning Steve Nardella, Thu.-Fri., Bloomfield Hills, Ancient World: the Pyramids and the Cities Shots” (1923) at the Clarion Hotel, New photo exhibit 248-644-4800 ... Moby Dicks: Yer Blues of the Pharaohs” video, noon today; “Birds Room with a View, a photography galleryJam Session, Thu.; Robert Noll & the and Beasts in the Daily Lives of Ancient 2900 Jackson (across from Weber’s in Royal Oak, features a new exhibition ofMission, Fri.-Sat., Dearborn, 313-581-3650 Egyptians” lecture, 2 p.m. today; musical Inn), Ann Arbor. Tickets are $4. Call works by Russ Marshall of Detroit. ... Motor City Josh & the Big 3, Fri., Stan’s instruments of ancient Egypt” drop-in 313-677-1359 or 313-665-4444. Marshall has photographed the city and itsDugout, Auburn Hills, 248-412-1040 ... the workshop, noon-4 Sat.; “Art and Society in ■ Zoo Boo is 5:30-8 tonight through people since the 1950s. His works feature Civilians, 10 p.m. Fri., Kodiak Grill, 45660 the Netherlands, 1400 to 1530” lecture, 2 Mound, Utica, 810-731-1750 ... Motor Jam,p.m. Sat.; “Cartooning and Illustration” Friday at the Detroit Zoo, 10 Mile architectural studies of the General Motors building and the Detroit train station, 10 p.m. Fri., Mr. Sports, 13090 Inkster, Rd., workshop for ages 11-14, 9:30-11:30, Sat. and Woodward, Royal Oak. Tickets industrial views of the Rouge Plant and 313-534-74201 ... Library Sport Pub and and Nov. 8, $20; “Buildings of Ancient are $3, must be purchased in images of Woodward Avenue from Grill (shows begin at 10): Mike Nolan Egypt” adult class, Sat., Nov. 8 and 15, $30; advance and are available for Oct. 30Thanksgiving parade crowds to the laborer.Band, Thu.; Foolish Mortals, Fri., Novi, 248-exhibits: “Changing Spaces: Artists’ and 31 only. Call 248-398-0903. Through Dec. 20. Gallery hours are 1-7 249-9110 ... Alvin’s: “Mewfest: A Projects from the Fabric Workshop and Thu.-Sat. and by appointment. 803 N. Celebration of Art & Music,” with Ino/Uno,Museum in Philadelphia,” Sat. through ■ Sunnybrook Golf Course in Main, Royal Oak. 248-548-1446. Elizabeth Ladd Lee, Dave Cocagne and Feb. 22; “Fabulous Monsters: Fantasy Sterling Heights hosts Hayride 911, Mike Blazkewitz, Jimmy Doom and Silence Marionettes from the Paul McPharlin 7 p.m.-midnight every night, Friday Slide lecture 23, Julia Bayro and more, 7 tonight, cover:Collection,” through next Sun.; “Splendors $6.18; Devil’s Night with Vietnam Prom, 9 of Ancient Egypt,” through Jan. 4; “Early Sinead McCoole, Dublin-based historical through Oct. 31. The ride winds Modem Masterpieces: Selections from the researcher, will present a slide lecture on p.m. Thu., $5, 5756 Cass, Detroit, 313-886- through the creeks and railroad of 7860 ... Downtown Library’s Noontime Permanent Collection,” through spring; “Women in Politics: With Emphasis on the Sunnybrook grounds for 30 min­ “Contemporary Masterpieces: Selections Lady Lavery,” 8 p.m. Thu., Birmingham Concerts, Sheila Landis Trio, pop, blues and from the Permanent Collection,” through utes. It’s $12; children discounts are Unitarian Church, 651 N. Woodward. jazz classics, 12:15 p.m. Tue., 121 Gratiot, available. 7191 W. 17 Mile; call 888- McCoole’s latest book, “Hazel: A Life of Detroit, 313-224-0580. Feb. 28; “A Renaissance Altarpiece Preserved: Techniques and Conservations Lady Lavery,” was published earlier this 997-7665 of ‘Tobias and Three Archangels,’ ” through year. She also was involved in the researchTheater ■ A Halloween party for kids to cele­ Jan. 4; 11-4 Wed.-Fri., 11-5 weekends, 313- and planning for the award-winning muse­“Daniel Sends His Love,” one-man show 833-7900 ... Center for Creative Studies: brate Nancy Shaw’s book, “Sheep um at Kilmainham Goal in Dublin. The written and performed by Timothy Campos, “Goddesses,” celebrates the tradition of god­ Trick or Treat,” is at 2 p.m. today at lecture is sponsored by the metro Detroit 2 p.m. today, Theatre Guild, 15138 Beech dess-making in its many forms, through chapter of the Irish American Cultural Daly, Redford, $8, 313-584-8427 ... Theatre Shaman Drum Bookshop, 311 S. Thu., 10-5 Tue.-Sat., Woodward at Kirby, State, Ann Arbor. Call 313-662-7407. Institute. $5 donation. 313-729-2752. Grottesco presents “The Angels’ Circle,” 8 tonight, $10/$15, Millennium Centre, 15600 313-874-1955 ... Cranbrook Art Museum: ■ “Pipe Screams!,” presented by the Celtic new year J.L. Hudson Dr., Southfield, 248-552-7000 “Roman Signer: Works,” first comprehen­ sive U.S. presentation of the Swiss sculptor, Motor City Theatre Organ Society Start the Celtic new year off right with a ... Meadow Brook Theatre presents Edward through today, 10-5 Wed., Fri.-Sat.; 10-9 and American Guild of Organists, is New Year’s Party at the Gaelic League and Albee’s “Three Tall Women,” 8 p.m. Tue. and Thu., noon-5 Sun., $4, Bloomfield Hills, Irish-American Club at 7:30 p.m. Sat. Irish Thu.; 2 and 8 p.m. Wed.; 2 and 6 p.m. Sat.; a free evening of Halloween music 248-645-323 ... Alley Culture offers “Art + entertainment with Charlie Taylor, Odd 2 and 6:30 p.m. Sun., $18-$26.50, through performed on the historic pipe organ Suitcase, Will Travel,” works by Detroit, Enough, Mike O’Brien and Corktown. Nov. 16, Rochester, 248-377-3300 ... New Jersey and New York artists, through of the Redford Theatre. It starts at There will be dancing; Irish shirts, books Hilberry Theatre repertory: “The Lady’s Thu., Trumbull and Lincoln, Detroit, 313- 8:30 p.m. Friday, at 17360 Lahser, and tapes for sale; cash bar and a raffle. Not for Burning” by Christopher Fry; 222-7691 ... Wearly Studio Gallery: north of Grand River, Detroit. Call Sponsored by Irish Northern Aid. The Shakespeare’s “Othello,” and Eduard de Filippo’s “Saturday, Sunday, Monday,” “Functional Things: Objects by Lisa 313-591-6444. Gaelic League is at 2068 Michigan Ave., Norton,” through Dec. 19, 1719 W. 14 Mile, two blocks west of Tiger Stadium. $5. 313- through Dec. 4; 8 p.m. Thu.-Sat., 2 p.m. ■ Scary magic with Ming the Royal Oak, 248-549-3016 ... Oak Park 839-4932. Wed. and Sat.; $10-$17, Cass and Hancock, Magnificent will start at 4 p.m. Detroit, 313-577-2972 ... Bonstelle Theatre Library: “Elayne at 48: A Photographic Tuesday at Elmwood Park Branch Selected shows presents “Harvey,” 2 p.m. today, 3424 Journey,” through Nov. 5, 14200 Oak Park ■ Teenage Fan Club, 8 tonight, $8, 7th Woodward, Detroit, 313-577-2960. Blvd., 248-691-7480 ... Creative Arts Library, 550 Chene, Detroit. Call Center: “Memory and Transformation: 313-877-8014. House, Pontiac, 248-335-8100. ■ Adrian Legg, 8 p.m. $13 ($10.50 in Films/comedy Betha Cohen, Solo Exhibit, through Nov. 6, ■ Halloween costumes and story advance),7th House, Pontiac, 248-335-8100. Detroit Film Theatre: “Fast, Cheap and Pontiac, 248-355-7849 ... Elaine Jacob time with Anna Popovich is at 7 p.m.■ 10,000 Maniacs, 7 p.m. Tue., $15, 7th Out of Control,” 4 and 7 tonight; “Gamera:Gallery’s opening exhibit, “Nancy House, Pontiac, 248-335-8100. Guardian of the Universe, “ 7 p.m. Mon.; Spero/Leon Golub: Contemporaries,” Tuesday at Franklin Branch Library, through Nov. 29, 4841 Cass, Detroit, 313- 13651 E. McNichols, Detroit. Call ■ “Monk on Monk,” a tribute to Thelonius“Diary of a Seducer,” 7 and 9:30 Fri., 4, 7 Monk featuring T. S. Monk, Bobby Watson,and 9:30 p.m. Sat. and 4 and 7 p.m. next 577-2423 ... Community Arts Gallery: “O 313-267-6561. Ronnie Mathews, Howard Johnson and Sun., $5.50, 313-833-2323 ... Eleven mar­ Pelourinho!: Popular Art from the Historic ■ Make a scary or funny stick mask Nnenna Freelon, 7:30 p.m. Wed., $20 or bles, eight-person spontaneous comedy H eart of Brazil,” through Nov. 7, 150 Art at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday at Gray Branch$30, Michigan Theater, Ann Arbor. troupe, 10:30 every Thu., Mill Street Bldg., Wayne State University. Library, 7737 Kercheval. Call 313- ■ Luciano & Sizzla with Mikey General; Lounge, Pontiac, 248-333-2362. New on sale 267-6559. all backed by the Fire House Crew, 8 p.m. Wed., $17, Majestic, Detroit, 313-833-9700. Authors/lectures Goldfmger, Nov. 15 at St. Andrew’s Hall, ■ Halloween bedtime stories, cos­ ■ Helium with Syrup USA and Viola Shaman Drum Bookshop: Michael Detroit, $10...Jackopierce, Nov. 29 at the tume parade and crafts are sched­ Peacock, 9 p.m. Thu., $6, Magic Stick, Downing reads from “Perfect Agreement,” 87th House, Pontiac, and Dec. 5 at the Blind uled for 7 p.m. Wednesday at the Detroit, 313-833-9700. p.m. Tue., 311 S. State St., Ann Arbor, 313- Pig, Ann Arbor, $12.50 each show ... At the Children’s Library, 5201 Woodward, ■ Daryl Hall and John Oates, 8 p.m. Sat., 662-7407 ... Poet Kathleen Ripley Leo of Palace, Auburn Hills: Phish, Dec. 6, $23.50 $15, Palace, 248-377-0100. Northville will read from her published advance, $25 day of show; Todd Eldredge & Detroit. Call 313-833-1490. work, 7 p.m. Wed., Northville District Friends ice skating exhibition, Dec. 8, ■ Linda Day will tell Halloween Music Library, 248-349-5592. $37.50, $27.50, $5 off for kids 12 and under ghost stories for school-age children Fifth Avenue: Nobody’s Business, Sun.; and seniors 62 and over...Adrian Legg, and their families at 7 p.m. ThursdayGhandee Dancer, every Mon.; the Exhibits/art/design Monday a t the Gypsy Cafe, Ann Arbor, at Baldwin Library, 300 W. Merrill, Reefermen with Harmonica Shah and Swords into Plowshares Peace Center $10.50; Canceled: The Goldie concert Nov. Jam es Wailin, every Tue.; Randy Volin andand Gallery, sixth biennial, international 5 at Industry. Refunds at point of purchase. Birmingham. Call 248-647-1700. Sonic Blues, Wed.; Bill Perry, Thu., 215 W. juried ' show, “Transforming Visions,” Please send “Going Out” items to The ■ A Halloween celebration is sched­ Fifth, Royal Oak, 248-542-9922 ... Electric through Jan. 17, 11-3 Tue., Thu. and Sat., Detroit Sunday Journal, 450 W. Fort, uled at 4 p.m. Thursday at Edison Mud, 9 p.m. Tue., Augie’s, 31660 John R, 33 E. Adams on Grand Circus Park, 313- Detroit 48226. OCTOBER 26, 1997

rating guide just opened O see it now § wait for the video £□ read a book instead recent openings ‘Less Ordinary’ is the good news “The Devil’s Advocate”O A1 “A Life Less Ordinaiy” (‘Trainspotting”) seems fascinated Wahlberg’s ability to make us Pacino stars as John Milton, the cool 2 by big, shiny American revolvers believe in the freshness of his char­ leader of a powerful Manhattan law By E llen Creager with chunky silver bullets. Everyoneacter’s emotions gives the film its Journal Staff Writer firm who also happens to be Satan. has one, even the angels, and every­heart, and the others enjoy their Keanu Reeves co-stars as the young The angels in “A Life Less body uses up lots of ammo. turns - especially John C. Reilly’s attorney that Milton devilishly Ordinary” bear little resemblance to The film’s best moments are when sidekick and Alfred Molina’s spacey entices. It’s a helluva long movie, but good-deed-doers with wings. They’reMcGregor and Diaz are mistaken fordrug dilettante, who’s almost as elegant set designs and a hammy yet more like those weird ghouls in a newly married couple, and he’s scary and funny as the ’70s fash­ mesmerizing performance by Pacino “Night of the Living Dead.” mistaken for a famous British pop ions. R. -M att Black deliver a spellbinding contemporary Sent to Earth to bring a hapless star. Their off-kilter romance comes parable on right vs. wrong. R. janitor and a spoiled rich girl alive in jerks and starts as they sing“Faiiytale - A True Story” - Michelle Banks together in true love, the tobacco- at a neighborhood bar; it would be chewing messengers from above even sweeter except that Diaz has O (kids) 2 (adults) “The End of Violence”£0 German (Holly Hunter and Delroy Lindo) director Wim Wenders meant to pro­ quite possibly the worst singing Not to deny its quiet, measured are pushed under moving cars, driv­voice of any actress alive. charms - think Merchant Ivory for duce an anti-violence film but his en off cliffs, buried underground and loosely put-together stories are just a With plot holes so big a train couldkids, a la ‘The Little Princess” - shot point-blank. And guess what?speed through without touching,“Fairytale” this struggles in its attempt bit too diffuse to make a coherent Bandaged and bleeding, they’re no whole. R. -M att Black film requires more charitable karma to balance the heady questions it more dead than they were before. than many filmgoers possess. The raises while maintaining its youth “House of Yes”£3 This downbeat The theological complication: If hot U.K. trio of Boyle, screenwriter appeal. The issues are belief, faith drama about a Southern family deal­ the angels don’t succeed in gettingJohn Hodge and producer Andrewand the pitfalls of growing up, all ing with incest, insanity and violencethe couple (Cameron Diaz and MacDonald probably now have moredrawn from the true story of two plays like bad imitation Tennessee Ewan McGregor) to fall in love, theyrespect for classic screwball come­ British cousins who claim to have Williams. R. - John Gallagher have to stay on Earth forever - dies - easy to imitate, difficult to dophotographed tiny fairies in the “I Know What You Did Last which is hell, compared to the blind­well. Rated R. lush garden near the house in Summer” § Although written by ingly white heaven they’ve been which they live. lounging around in up till now. “Scream” phenom Kevin Williamson, “Boogie Nights” Their pictures raise a ruckus in a this new movie plays like the sort of Who says? God says. O society looking for any glimmer of cheap horror knockoff that he spoofed(Unfortunately, we never get to “Boogie Nights” is the season’s hope amid the horrors of World in “Scream.” R. -M. Black hear the voice of God. It was goingleast likely feel-good movie - a blastWar I, and celebrities such as Sir from the ’70s in which a company of ‘The Myth of Fingerprints”O to be Sean Connery, but he pulled Arthur Conan Doyle and Harry Another story about a dysfunctional out of the film early on, so they didporn filmmakers is presented as a Houdini become the girls’ patrons, family gathering at the New England without.) sweet commune. The film refuses to endorsing their photographs and homestead for Thanksgiving, this “A Life Less Ordinary” is a black judge or punish its characters andtheir is bright, optimistic spirit. version is distinguished by superior comedy-fantasy that tries very hardsurprisingly engaging, despite its Like its title characters - who ensemble performances. R-M . Black to be a good movie. ‘Trainspotting”obvious sugarcoating. aren’t on screen enough to develop standout McGregor is charming as Writer-director Paul Thomas the kind of identifiable personali­ “Playing God”§ David Duchovny the inept janitor who inadvertentlyAnderson directs more impressively of TV’s “X-Files” fame turns up as a ties that sell toy tie-ins - becomes a kidnapper when he losesthan he writes, splashing enormous“Fairytale” flits lightly over these surgeon suspended for botching an his job to a robot. Meanwhile, Diaz flair and style across the screen but operation who becomes a mafia subjects, leaving some fertile terri­ struggles to integrate her charac­ presenting a conveniently limitedtory unsown. Particularly wasted is medic. R. -M. Black ter’s unlikely and unpretty facets. view of his characters. Houdini, played with a deft blend “Washington Square”O No When her American Express card is Best are Burt Reynolds as the mel­of grace, courtesy and cockiness by “Masterpiece Theatre” smoothie, this cut up at a mini-mart, she robs a low surrogate father figure and Harvey Keitel. His illusions osten­ is a strong, convulsive retelling of bank by holding a gun to a little director and Mark Wahlberg as his sibly provide a template of skepti­ Henry James’ classic short novel girl’s head, then laughs afterward. generously endowed protege andcism to the girls’ fairy tale, but it’s about a shy heiress caught between a All things considered, it’s hard to newest star, an innocent trying to not explored in enough depth really handsome but money-conscious suit­focus on her good qualities. make us believe he’s more street- or and her stern and unforgiving British director Danny Boyle sm art than he is. See MOVIES, Page 23 father. PG. -M. Black

“Mimic”R. - M. Banks “Kiss the Girls”R. - M. Black star in this highly anticipated tragi­ still showing “Most Wanted”R. - M. Black “LiarLiar”PG-13. -M. Banks comedy about life in the ’70s in the backwash of the sexual revolution. “RocketMan”PG. - G.G. ‘The Lost World: Jurassic Park” R. O “Seven Years in Tibet”PG-13. -J.G. PG-13. -M . Banks “Air Force One”R. - J.G. “Shall We D ance”PG. - J.G. “Money Talks”R. - M. Black “Mad City”- Dustin Hoffman and John Travolta star as newsman and “Batman and Robin”PG-13. -J.G. “Spaw n”PG-13. -M . Banks “My Best Friend’s Wedding” PG-13. -William Hanson hostage-taker linked in a symbiotic “Career Girls”R. - M. Black “U-Turn”B.-M. Black relationship. PG-13. “Contact”PG. - M. Black TiLiGJTt! “Red Comer”- Richard Gere’s lat­ ‘The Full Monty”R .-J.G. wait for the est courtroom thriller involves a “The Matchmaker”R. - M. Black “George of the Jungle”PG. high-powered attorney who travels “Conspiracy Theory”R. - J.G. - M. Black “The Peacemaker”R. - M. Black to China to broker a deal only to be “HoodlumR. ” - M. Black “The Edge”R. -M . Banks accused of murder. R. “L.A. C onfidential”R. - M. Banks “Excess Baggage”PG-13. -M. Black “Sw itchback”- An FBI agent “The Game”R .-J.G. coming attractions “Leave It to Beaver”PG. - Gary finds himself in a cat-and-mouse- Graff “Good Burger”PG-13. - G.G. ‘The Ice Storm”- Kevin Kline, game with a serial killer who has “Men in Black”PG-13. -M. Banks “In & Out”PG-13. -M. Black Sigourney Weaver and Joan Allen kidnapped his son. OCTOBER 26, 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 23 Power play squeezes out cable sports competitor

FOX, From Page 10 Post-Newsweek purchased the cable systems airing in Detroit, nor will Red ning this week. operation in 1992. Wings or Pistons games be shown in But Fox’s Krass is most excited right Sydney-based NewsCorp. Ltd. encom­ While PASS’s Genthner is still other faraway m arkets for now.now about the new Fox Sports World passes a far-flung empire which weighing job offers, he’s happy thatHowever, Krass notes, Fox Sports doesnetwork slated to debut this fall, an includes 20th-Century Fox Filmseveral current PASS employees havehave a weekly “Baseball Thursday”English language international sports Corp.; the Fox Broadcasting networkfound work on the new Fox Sportsoffering of 26 Major League gamescable outlet offering soccer, cricket, and eight owned-and-operated U.S. channel. “To me, that’s a credit to thebroadcast nationally across its net­rugby, golf, tennis and track and field TV stations; British Sky Broadcastingjob we’ve done here,” he says. “They’vework, and similar deals are being dis­ events across the globe. “Fox will tele­ (BSkyB), the largest pay-TV service inhired about nine of our people, andcussed with the NHL and NBA. Fox vise exclusive games that people can the world; TV Guide magazine; news­ there’s still a few more who may go Sports Detroit has also landed thesee in their native lands,” says Krass. papers around the globe, including theover there. Then there’s some otherCentral Collegiate Hockey Association“I think it’s going to be a great ser­ New York Post and the Times U.K.; people who have found work else­for a 20-game cable package of Friday vice.” Harper Collins Publishing, and, ofwhere and they’re moving on, so th at’snight games and the CCHA playoffs And another step toward world course, Fox Sports Net. good. You want something good and to final at Joe Louis Arena, begin­media domination. Unlike PASS, which was a premium come out of all this, and obviously the cable option, Fox Sports Detroit is most a important thing is the people.” basic cable channel, which means it Key Fox Sports Detroit hires from will not command an additional PASS include Channel 4 sportscaster charge on subscribers’ monthly cableFred McLeod and color commentator ©^troducing... bill. PASS was moving toward becom­ Greg Kelser, who will continue cover­ ing a basic cable outlet, but was rav­ ing Pistons cable broadcasts; Red aged of product before making theWings producer-director Ed Kaltz, WovenHearts, transition. and former Wings star Mickey An Alternative Living Services Residence That doesn’t mean that MichiganRedmond, who now joins ex-CBC cable viewers won’t be paying extra“Hockey Night in Canada” voice Ken for the privilege of seeing Fox SportsDaniels to provide cable play-by-play. Detroit. Media One public affairs “We really tried to do the right thing director Bill Black has stated that here and put a good product on the ■ m Fox’s price tag for carrying Fox Sportsair,” Genthner says. “We were really A: ■ ■ ■ ■ a ■ Detroit is so much higher than PASS’sworking up to a great head of steam 105 fee that it will surely “have a big before this came. There are a lot of impact on the overall rate for basicprogramming networks out there, a cable customers.” lot of cable networks that can’t get dis­ p PASS, an acronym for Pro-Am tribution, can’t make a profit, can’t do Sports System, was founded in 1984a good job of producing events, and I by the late Tigers owner and broad­ think we were truly on the right track cnHearts is designed cast visionary John Fetzer. It was cre­to accomplishing all those things. ated initially as a source of cable rev­ “So we don’t look at this as a failure. to help individuals with their daily needs. From enue for his baseball franchise. We just look at this as kind of an envi­ Domino’s Pizza magnate Tom ronmental change in the business.” housekeeping to personal care, WovenHearts is there. Monaghan bought the Tigers from Because of regional exclusivity Fetzer in 1984, and subsequentlyrules, we won’t see pro hockey or bas­ Staff is available around the clock to provide acquired PASS from him in 1987.ketball games from other Fox Sports assistance, whatever the need. Best of all, choosing Hope gleams in fairy dust WovenHearts doesn’t mean a move away from lifelong MOVIES, From Page 23 poration that handles passenger friends and family, because WovenHearts is located rght space flights. It hires only “valids” - perfect, genetically engineered petri to enrich the film. here in Westland. people - for its space program. The But that’s for those who are looking workers, including Uma Thurman, for more than, well, a fairy tale. It’s are lobotomized, unemotional drones still a likable yarn, with strong visual dressed in corporate black and gray. And for older adults seriously affected by memory images and some fine acting, includ­ Meanwhile, space travel is the ulti­ ing that by Peter O’Toole (as Doyle) mate goal for Vincent (Ethan Hawke), impairments such as Alzheimer’s disease, we offer and Elizabeth Earl and Florence but as a normal hum an (i.e., an “in­ Hoath, who share a delightful chem­ valid”), he’s told that the closest he’ll WovenHearts Memory Care right next door. istry as the cousins. Whether ever get to a rocket is by cleaning it. “Fairytales” makes you believe or not, Vincent swaps identity with a para­ it leaves you feeling pretty good. PG. lyzed valid named Jerome (Jude Opening Soon! - Gary Graff Law), who sells him his genetic mate­ rial. But the plan derails when a Now Accepting Reservations! “Gattaca” Gattaca executive is brutally mur­ Welcome to a future in which dered and Vincent/Jerome is the babies are made to perfection in petri prime suspect. For More Information Call (313) 762-8961 dishes, blood and urine samples are Despite the intrigue and sci-fi requested daily to screen out the effects, “Gattaca” comes off as hollow. imperfect or “in-valids,” and a 12-fin- Even English actor Law’s refreshing gered pianist is a wizard at the keys. humor can’t enliven the film’s meager WovenHearts of Westland This bleak and bland future is the debate between humanity and sci­ 32111 Cherry Hill Road basis for “Gattaca,” a film that ence. First-time writer-director exploits society’s fear of technology Andrew Niccol merely paints a pic­ Westland, MI 48185 winning the war over emotions. ture of a “not too distant future,” EQUALt=r HOUSING Unfortunately, the film is as dim as never achieving the kind of depth nec­ OPPORTUNITY its fictionalized future. essary to make his vision resonate. The title refers to an aerospace cor­ PG-13. -Michelle Banks Providing for a Lifetime of Needs PAGE 24 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL OCTOBER 26, 1997 On Nov. 4th GIVE All-star jam takes YOUR LIBRARY will provide resources for the Detroit Public A HAND. Library to repair and bar-goers by surprise restore buildings and Qtvnnc in tVio E ar nroci nf improve services for atrons in the bar area of the Intermezzo restaurant B e t w e e n the citizens of Detroit. in Harmonie Park were t h e in e s The 132 year old pleasantly shocked by an L impromptu concert recently featur­ Detroit Public Library P By Shirley Wilson ing no less thanPrince (uh, the and friends is one of this city’s Artist Formerly Known As ...), for­ jewels, and consists of a mer Sly & the Family Stone bassist Main Library located in Larry Graham, Stevie Wonder is Nancy Gordonand she’ll be Detroit’s cultural center and others. Following the New the only woman host on local and 24 neighborhood Power Generation dance company’smorning radio. Her hubby’s in the branches. performance at Music Hall, the biz, too; he’s the programmer at Glyph and his wifeM aytewere WKRK-FM, the local H oward DPL services to the community include: supping at the restaurant with Stern outlet. Speaking of WKRK, guests Tony Richand Graham, Red Wing forward Darren McCarty • Approximately 5 million items when in walked Stevie Wonder. has been signed by that station • Information for the unemployed and underemployed Before anyone knew it, the four­ and WWJ to provide biweekly on- Free computer training lab and access to the Internet and some commandeered the band air commentary for the Wings’ W orld W ide Web in 2 locations stage - with The Artist on drums 1997-98 season. and Rich on keyboards - and • TIP Information and Referral Service connecting the New York, New York community to social service support ripped through a half-hour jam that • Videos, CD’s, Records included Wonder’s “Superstition” A recent issue of the New Yorker and the Sly hits “Thank You gave wide publicity to our struggle. • Books on Tape (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin)” and In a story onRon Woods,the • Community meeting rooms “I Want to Take You Higher.” Only Chrysler worker who has founded • Free children and adult programs in Detroit. a gay rights group at the automak­ • Family Literacy Centers allow adults and er, Woods was pictured wearing a children to continue their education side by side Guv jabs scab “No Scab Papers” button. Writer • Bookmobile service to shut-ins and retirees Even Republican governors James B. Stewarttook pains in apparently are ambivalent about • Books in large print for the visually impaired the story to note the “No News or scabs. During a recent TV commer­ Free Press Wanted Here” sign on • Reading materials in 50 languages cial being filmed with Gov. John the lawn of Woods’ Oakland • Support for small business and inventors Engler and Mayor Dennis County home. Archer, a scab Freep reporter was Approval of Proposal H will provide funds to: needling Engler about whether he Oooh, that’s scaaary • Restore service in communities where unsafe buildings are closed should be in front of the camera if Attention all goblins, ghouls, • Repair and replace roofs on several branches he’s not a member of AFTRA, the witches, warlocks and other crea­ • Increase technology and Internet access in several neighborhood branches television and radio performers’ tures of the Halloween night. The union. Annoyed, the guv barked toDetroit Vipers have a game on • Install and upgrade electrical, plumbing and security an aide that he couldn’t understand Devil’s - er, Angel’s - Night systems at neighborhood branches why the guy was bugging him with Thursday and they want you to • Renovate Children’s Library at Main Library to include union questions, since the reportercome out and take part in some computers and more space for programming had crossed the picket line at the festivities before the Vipers play • Install new fire protection sprinkler system at Main Library Freep. ... Equally surprising was the Las Vegas Thunder. There’ll be • Initiate planning for.a new parking structure at Main Library the recent Gannett News Service a Coolest Costume Contest, as well review of scabMitch Albom’s as trick-or-treating on the Palace book. The reviewer castigated concourse, face-painting and danc­ If the Bond fails: Albom for never mentioning once ining to “The Monster Mash.” Sounds • Closed Branches will remain closed and additional a book about ethics and the “true like a nice family-style warm-up to buildings may close due to badly needed repairs meaning of life” that he’d made the the main door-to-door event on decision to cross the picket line in Friday night. Paid for by the Friends of the Detroit Public Library'. the “bitter” Detroit newspaper strike. ... And embattled Teamster Tactical location presidentRon Careywas address­ How about a 65,000-member MFSSM Union Standard® Equity Fund ing the National Press Club in union moving in across from the • Labor-sensitive companies • Blue-chip stocks • headquarters of Detroit Full-time MSF Professional Investment Management • Washington, D.C., last week when a A n i n j u r y Call today for more complete information. reporter started a question with Noosepapers? It’s true; AFSCME, NOT FDIC INSURED • MAY LOSE VALUE • NO BANK GUARANTEE the American Federation of State, TO ONE IS “Now that the Detroit newspaper A.G.Edwards strike is over ...” To which Carey County and Municipal Employees, AN INJURY Investments since 1887 barked, “Who told you that? The bought the building at 600 W. William Collins - Investment Broker Lafayette (which years ago was the TO ALL! 2075 W. Big Beaver Rd. Ste. 200, Troy, Ml 48084 Detroit newspaper strike is not (248) 649-9944 / (800) 274-9944 over.” original WDIV) from the Greater The members & officers of the 'Both parents are locked-out newspaper workers. Detroit Chamber of Commerce. The Transportation Communications Iced Formicola union and some 20 local union Union stand with the newspaper Detroit radio veteranJoe Wade presidents will work there. Wonder workers in Detroit. Klim is i, M c k n ig h t, S a le, Formicola,the popular morning if the tunnel under Lafayette that McCLOW & Canzano, p.C. man at WYCD-FM, was dumped connects the two buildings still this week by Young Country brass, exists ... heh, heh, heh. In Solidarity ; Attorneys Representing ' Labor Unions and Working People who promptly brought in someone Got good stuff for BTL? Fax We Support the Newspaper Workers they claim can better appeal to the Shirley and the gang at 313-964- Robert A. Scardelletti in Their Struggle female audience they’re after. She’s 5554 or E-mail ’em at International President 400 Galleria Officentre Suite 117 Ravenna Miceli,whose real name detjourn@aol. com. Southfield, Ml 48034, (248) 354-9650 OCTOBER 26,1997 PAGE 25

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We support the newspaper HALLOWEEN PARTY prolong a difficult labor issue for more for Children of Locked-out Experienced Administrative Assistant Like the preacher said at Larry’s burn barrels, to the union hall. Now workers in their quest for a fair and than two years as long as good Newspaper Workers for local union office. Experienced funeral, “You can be the greatest the son is grown up and he can’t equitable contract. - Three Rivers things are said about our neighbor­ October 26, 2-5 p.m. in the use of W indows 95, MS person 20 years of your life, but even bother to put a lawn sign in his American Axle and Mfg. Facility. hood school? Do we need this type of Local 909-5587 Stephens Office 97. Excellent typing, written make one mistake . . . and you’re yard to support his locked-out reassurance about the work we do in Sleaze Merryliar — The strike is 27 W. of Mound, between 9 & 10 Mile and verbal skills. Contracted help. the enemy.” Teamster brothers and sisters. our community? In the neighborhood months old. Call it the News and Send resume to: John Henry Shame on you Jimmy Hoffa, Jr. St. Veronica UAW Local 985 supports the whre my daughters go to school, Free Press Marathon. Fall Craft Show Davis, 405 Rivard, Detroit, 48207. Locked-out Newspaper Workers in 47% of previous Free Press readers ATTENTION STRIKERS Saturday and Sunday, COUNTER HELP Part-time their quest for a fair and decent and 44% of previous Sunday readers We the members of ______Pets______November 8-9, 10 a.m-5 p.m. contract. afternoons and evenings. Apply at have canceled. Who are we trying to U.A.W. Local #247 AKITA MIX, neutered male, 21450 Universal at Toepfer Carl Bantau, President Looney Baker in Livonia, 13931 reach? Please review your policy on support you and your struggle approximately 1 year young — in Eastpointe, just east of Gratiot Al Przydzial, Vice-President against corporate greed. 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By Christopher M. Singer with Jackie Stewart for fourth on the second crown in his Pontiac Firebird. Journal Staff Writer Cory Mac vs. Johnsons all-time list. Now he could be on his Outlaws raid Arizona The world driving championshipway to winning a third championshipThe only professional category left will be decided in today’s Grand Prix while Villeneuve’s disregard for safetywithout a champion as NHRA Win­ They’ve been going up and down the of Europe at Jerez Circuit in Jerez, regulations cost him and his team theston Drag Racing runs its last two road since February and now, after Spain (7:30 a.m., ESPN2). title they could have won. races is Top Fuel, so what happens insome 60 races, Sammy Swindell,dri­ Williams-Renault driver Jacques Top Fuel in today’s SuperNationals atving one of only two Gambler chassis Villeneuve trails Team Ferrari driver Rumble at the Rock Houston Raceway Park (opening-in the series, leadsSteve Kinserand Michael Schumacher by just a single The war over the Winston Cup, andround coverage, 11:30 a.m.; final- Dave Blaney in the World of Outlaws point in their duel for the world dri­the $1 million bonus that goes withround coverage 5:30 p.m., TNN) is the points chase. ving championship. the title, has just three more battles tostory of the race. The Outlaws Friday night will run While the German, with more thanbe fought. VeteranMark Martinand Gary Scelzi, in the Johnson fami­ the Manzanita Nationals II at a little help from teammate Eddie youngJeff Gordonsquare off again ly’s car, has just a 95-point lead - four Manzanita Speedway in Phoenix (8 Irvine, was winning the Grand Prix ofin today’s AC-Delco 400 at the Northrounds of racing - overCory p.m., TNN). Japan, the French Canadian chose toCarolina Motor Speedway in Rock­McClenathan in the Joe Gibbs If the stern workaholic Swindell disregard a yellow caution flag. ingham, N.C. (12:30 p.m., TNN). Racing dragster. does win the Outlaws title this year, it It was his fourth yellow flag viola­ Gordon’s Hendrick Motorsports John Force drove his Ford will be only his second. Kinser has tion this season and, as a result, heChevrolet Monte Carlo leads Martin’sMustang to his seventh Funny Carbeen crowned king of the Outlaws 14 was suspended from the race which Roush Racing Ford Thunderbird bychampionship last Sunday in Dallas.times and Blaney once. cost him the two championship points110 points and the Rockingham one-Only the retiredBob Gliddenhas Swindell has suffered from bad rac­ he could have won. mile oval has been lucky for Gordonclaimed in more drag racing titles with ing luck at Manzanita, including get­ Schumacher’s victory in Japan wasthe spring races, strictly a bummer in10 championships in Pro Stock. ting his transporter trapped in deep his 27th career win. That ties him the fall shows. In Pro Stock,Jim Yates won his mud, causing him to miss the race. OCTOBER 26, 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 29 nqa Shut Down N# f SpAB ( UNION papers j Motown ‘97 wing ht the pubUc service luOCAIi 1346 CIMIOCUW Warren Consolidated Schools From our Membership, Executive Board, and Officers: Send our support to Newspaper W e Support The V Workers in Their Strueele . Newspaper W orkers!J

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couch potato time Pistons plan to set pace with SealySUNDAY 11:30 a.m. Auto racing, NHRA SuperNa- By Paul Harris Joe Dumars and Lindsey Hunter, coach“When you play with a superstar, ittionals, TNN. Also at 5:30 p.m. Journal Sports Writer Doug Collins foresees a team that canmakes things easier,” said Sealy. “All eyes 12:30 p.m. Auto racing, NASCAR AC- When the Pistons open the 1997-98play an up-tempo running game and cre­ Delco 400, TNN. on G.” 1 p.m. NFL, Denver at Buffalo, Channel season Friday at The Palace againstate more opportunities because of Sealy’sSealy, 27, played with the Los Angeles 4. Chris Webber, Juwan Howard and theability to create his own shot andClippers the past three seasons, averag­1 p.m. CFL, Toronto at Montreal, Channel Washington Wizards, they will haveWilliams’ a mobility. ing 13,11.5 and 13.5 points per game. He 9. 1 p.m. Tennis, ATP Eurocard Open, final, more versatile and - they hope - more“I think what we have this year began is his NBA career with two seasons ESPN. effective playoff team than last season.more versatility and a better ability toin Indiana, which selected Sealy with the3:30 p.m. Soccer, MLS Championship, The Pistons were a regular-season sur­change the game,” said Collins, who 14th is pick of the 1992 draft. Channel 7. prise last season, posting a 54-28 record, 4 p.m. NFL, Minnesota at Tampa Bay, beginning his third season on the‘Very skilled, very talented. He will be Channel 2. but they were eliminated in the firstPistons’ bench. “Last year we werean asset to the organization,” said Hill,4 p.m. NFL, Jacksonville at Pittsburgh, round of the playoffs by Atlanta inlocked a into one way.” when asked about Sealy. “He’s very Channel 4. tough five-game series. Though Williams has received most skilledof and smart. He knows the game.” 5 p.m. Golf, PGA Las Vegas Invitational, final round, ESPN. The key personnel changes for the this attention after signing a seven-yearDefensively the Pistons hope to pres­7 p.m. Baseball, World Series: Cleveland season are center Brian Williams anddeal worth $45 million, Sealy’s additionsure teams into turnovers and get intoat Florida, Channel 4. If necessary. swingman Malik Sealy, both free-agentis quite intriguing. The 6-foot-8 swing­the running game to create easy baskets.7 p.m. ABL, Columbus at San Jose, Fox Sports Detroit. acquisitions, replacing power forwardman is quick and able to create offenseCollins thinks he has the players 8 to p.m. NHL, Detroit at Vancouver, Chan­ Otis Thorpe - traded to Vancouver - andby slashing to the basket. make it work that way. nel 50. forward Terry Mills, who signed with Last season only Hill could get to the“I think we’re one step away from8 p.m. NFL, Atlanta at Carolina, TNT. Miami as a free agent. basket on a consistent basis. But now,being if a great defensive team,” said MONDAY Instead of being a half-court teamdefenses load up to stop Hill from drivingCollins. “You’ve got to have the players9 p.m. NFL, Green Bay at New England, which relied on everything Grant Hillto the basket, that will leave Sealy free toand we have great defenders in Grant, Channel 7. did and the three-point shooting of Mills,set sail for the rim. Joe, Lindsey and Malik.” TUESDAY 8 p.m. NHL, Buffalo at Colorado, ESPN. 9 p.m. Boxing, Joseph Kiwanuka vs. Thomas Tate, super middleweights, 12 rounds, USA. WEDNESDAY 7:30 p.m. NHL, San Jose at Detroit, Channel 50. 7:30 p.m. Bowling, PBA Ebonite Champ­ ionship, final, ESPN. THURSDAY 1 p.m. Tennis, ATP Paris Open, early rounds, ESPN. 3 p.m. Golf, PGA Tour Championship, first round, ESPN. 7:30 p.m. IHL, Las Vegas at Detroit, Fox Sports Detroit. 8 p.m. College football, North Carolina at Georgia Tech, ESPN. FRIDAY N oon Tennis, ATP Paris Open, quarterfi­ nals, ESPN. 3 p.m. Golf, PGA Tour Championship, sec­ ond round, ESPN. 7 p.m. College hockey, Michigan State at Notre Dame, PASS. 7:30 p.m. NHL, Los Angeles at Detroit, Fox Sports Detroit. 8 p.m. NBA, Washington at Detroit, Chan­ nel 50. 8 p.m. NBA, Chicago at Boston, TNT. 10:30 p.m. NBA, Utah at Los Angeles Lakers, TNT. SATURDAY 12:30 p.m. College football, Penn State at Northwestern, ESPN. 12:30 p.m. College football, Purdue at Iowa, ESPN2. Journal photo by REBECCA COOK 1 p.m. Golf, PGA Tour Championship, Wings goalie Chris Osgood on former teammate Mike Vernon: 'He taught me on the ice and off the ice We wanted to see each otherthird do round, well.' Channel 7. 1:30 p.m. College football, Navy at Notre Dame, Channel 4. 3:30 p.m. College football, Ohio State at Paycheck compensates Vernon for losing in San JoseMichigan State, Channel 7. 3:30 p.m. College football, Florida vs. HARRIS, From Page 32 Georgia, Channel 62. he might think he’s in a Goodyear facto­than 300 regular-season victories. 3:30 p.m. College football, East Carolina the ice and off the ice. ... how to have ry instead of playing goal. He has proved he is a “money” goal- at Louisville, Fox Sports Detroit. fun,” said Osgood about Vernon. “He “I think coming here with a new sys­tender with some outstanding teams 4:30 p.m. Tennis, ATP Paris Open, semifi­ nals, ESPN. pushed me. We had a healthy competi­tem (this is Darryl Sutter’s first season and now he’s collecting a respectable 5 p.m. NBA, Season Preview, Channel 4. tion, an honest relationship for goalies.as San Jose’s coach) and new people, itsum to finish out his career with a 6:30 p.m. College football, Louisiana We wanted to see each other do well.” will take some people time to get accus­mediocre squad. State at Kentucky, ESPN2. 7 p.m. College football, Missouri at Colo­ Osgood’s numbers (6-1-2, 1.80 goals- tomed to each other,” said Vernon. Unlike many athletes who leave good rado, Fox Sports Detroit. against average, .932 save percentage) The $8.25 million he will receive overteams for more money with inferior 7:30 p.m. NHL, Toronto at Montreal, are better than his m entor’s (2-4, 3.66,the life of his contract will make playingteams, Vernon won’t complain when theChannel 9. .856) this season but the disparity is Sharks lose more than they win. He’ll 7:30 p.m. College football, West Virginia for a struggling team a lot more palat­ at Syracuse, ESPN. mostly because Osgood is playing forable for Vernon, who has won two play to the best of his ability when his8 p.m. Figure skating, U.S. Professional the defending Stanley Cup championsStanley Cups (the first in 1989 with name is called, go home and show up Championships, Channel 7. and Vernon is toiling for a team whichCalgary); the above-mentioned Connagain the next day. 10 p.m. College football, Washington State at Arizona State, Fox Sports Det­ will struggle to make the playoffs. Smythe Trophy, backstopped teams to Vernon, who interrupted a recent roit. While Osgood is facing a few more four Stanley Cup Finals and is tied forphone interview to give someone an 10:30 p.m. NHL, Calgary at Colorado, shots and quality chances per game fourth on the all-time list of playoff update on how various stocks had doneChannel 9. 11 p.m. Boxing, David Izronitei vs. Lou because of the loss of Vladimir Konstan­games by a goaltender with 123. He is that day, knows what he signed up for Savarese, heavyweights, 10 rounds, tinov, Vernon is seeing so much rubberalso one of 13 goaltenders with more and has no problems with it. HBO. OCTOBER 26, 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 31

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Vemon won’t complain about sorry San Jose ike Vernon would have liked to return to the Red Wings this season after backstopping the team to first Stanley Cup in 42 years and winning the Conn Smythe Trophy last spring.

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Things didn’t work out that way, however, and Vemon says he’s per­ fectly content as a member of the San Jose Sharks. The Wings received con­ ditional picks in the next two drafts the Sharks. “I’m happy to be here in San Jose,” Vernon said. “Things happen. That’s part of the game. It would’ve been nice to maybe be there to defend the Stanley Cup. But that’s the way things happen. It’s a different scene here in San Jose and I’m happy to be a part of it.” Journal photo by REBECCA COOK It’s old news that Vernon earned a Tara Lipinski, the world women’s figure skating champion at age 15, displays a winning smile during a Skate America news conference.one-year extension at more than $2 million from the Wings, but he want­ ed a three-year deal. The Wings weren’t willing to give Vemon, 34, a three-year deal because of the pres­ ence of Chris Osgood, 24, and Kevin Motor City’s ice acesHodson, 25. So a deal was arranged for San Lipinski, Eldredge put spotlightJose, one of the teams willing to give Vernon a three-year deal. Vemon and By Joe Adams with the champions exhibition at 1:30Tchemyshev, and Danielle and Stevehis new teammates visit Joe Louis Journal Sports Editor today, is the first major competition ofHartsell, a brother-sister pairs team Arena at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. As far as the figure skating commu­the season leading to the 1998 Winterfrom Westland. All skated at the Joe Vemon has been splitting time this nity is concerned, Nancy Kerrigan,Olympics in Nagano, Japan. It will bethis weekend. season with another veteran, Kelly Tonya Harding and what happenedtelevised in by ABC (Channel 7) at 1 “I think it’s great for the city” saidHrudey. Osgood will likely be in the Detroit at the 1994 U.S. Figure Skat­p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 9. Callaghan, who came to the DSC innet for the Wings. If Vemon is in the ing Championships is nothing butThese a days, Detroit is known in fig­1992. “I hope they’re very proud ofSharks’ the net, Osgood will face some­ memory and it should stay that way.ure skating circles as the city of cham­Detroit Skating Club and that weone who helped develop him into the “It was just a blip on the radar pions. Reigning world champions Toddhave as many skaters representedgoaltender he is today. After the screen. What happened had nothingEldredge to and Tara Lipinski live inhere as we do.” Wings acquired Vemon from Calgary do with Detroit,” said Morry Stillwell,Bloomfield Hills and train at the Lipinski is the big story. She becamefor defenseman Steve Chiasson in the president of the United StatesDetroit Skating Club under coachthe youngest U.S. and world championJune 1994, Osgood and Vemon Figure Skating Association. Richard Callaghan. in history when she won both title ear­shared the Wings’ goaltending duties The USFSA proved it meant what it The DSC is also home to U.S. dancelier this year at age 14. She was bom from 1995 until last season. said by holding Skate America Inter­champions Elizabeth Punsalan andin Philadelphia and lists Sugar Land,“He came here at a good time for national ‘97 this weekend at Joe LouisJerod Swallow of Pontiac, fellow danceTexas, as her home but she says De- me. I was 21 then. He taught me on Arena. The event, which concludescompetitors Naomi Lang and Peter See SKATING, Page 29 See HARRIS, Page 30