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Between the lines Page 24 Dead wrong Classifieds Page 25 Crossword Page 27 Editorials Page 10 Slain woman’s mother determined to block Entertainment Page 12 accused murderer from family assets Horoscope Page 21 By Norman Sinclair Detroit firefighter Adra Young. Hefound inconsistencies in Young’s alibi Susan Watson Page 3 Journal Staff Writer claimed he was out of town when hisand charged him in the deaths. Young Just before midnight on a coldwife and his only son were apparentlyconfessed that he killed his family to Sunday in February, the bodiesabducted, of taken to the park and fatal­start a new life with another woman. Terri Young, 36, and her 15-year-oldly wounded. Terri Young was slumpedNow Young is attempting to cash in son, Michael, were found in her carover the wheel with a gunshot woundassets, pension benefits, insurance parked in Rouge Park on Detroit’sin the back of her head. Michael, stillpolicies, a home, furniture and cars he Teamsters west side. clinging to life, was in the back seat.and his wife acquired during 16 years For two days, the city rallied aroundHe too had been shot in the head.of marriage to pay the lawyer defend- president her grieving husband, 35-year-oldDetroit homicide detectives quickly See SUIT, Page 7 election is nullified By Martha Hindes Fighting to save Journal Staff Writer the American Just four days after one of his biggest victories, Teamsters chief , Bream iSsJM t Ron Carey faced a challenge that could cost him the presidency of the nation’s biggest labor union. The federally appointed election officer for the International Brotherhood of Teamsters (IBT) nullified Carey’s election and called for the union to hold a new election in about three to four months, pending court approval of her recommendation. In a decision reached Aug. 4, but held until after the 15-day Teamsters strike against United Parcel Service, Barbara Zack Quindel said a new election was necessary because Carey’s elec­ tion campaign may have benefited from illegal campaign contribu­ tions. She said the point of the election was to rebuild confidence in the union. Although she did not find Carey was involved in improper activity, Quindel alleged that money was raised for a mass mailing of Carey Journal photo by PATRICIA BECK literature just days before the It’s his As a Thursday rally at the Detroit Free Press closes, a young demonstrator carries the November balloting by improperly p . message “Knight-Ridder, stop the attack on union jobs.” Five-hundred protested the giant sidestepping restrictions on cam- 1 Uture chain’s recent move to eliminate unions at its newspaper in Monterey, Calif. Story, Page 8. See TEAMSTERS, Page 5 PAGE 2 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL AUGUST 24. 1997 (ZeUfrrnU £ oCi Aunty! Detroit Laborfest Music Featuring: Elise Bryant, emcee Voices of Solidarity Charlie King SEIU Local 79 Gospel Choir SHAP Starnails Others Fun for the Family UAW-built race cars Moonwalk tent Balloons for kids Test your nail-driving skills against union carpenters Michigan Labor History Many more exciting exhibits Food and Beverages And much more.

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Co-op brings together 25 years of memories

By Sunday Journal staff co-op is Detroit’s largest and some say For Barbara Sutton, a retired arbi­ Detroit’s best natural foods grocery tration and mediation specialist, the store. According to the organization’s Cass Corridor Food Cooperative onquarterly newsletter, the co-op “was Cass and Willis is her neighborhoodborn and raised in the Cass Corridor, convenience store, a place where sheat the First Unitarian-Universalist can pick up a container of plain yogurtChurch, as a ‘$3 for 3’ bags of groceries with no preservatives or fruit. buying club.” And for Doris Saleem, a widow who Co-op members pay $100 to own a moves slowly through the crowdedshare of the business. No member can aisles of the 1,600-square-foot shop­hold more than one share. Members ping area, the co-op is where she canget a small discount on the food and fill up a jar with the black strap have a vote on issues concerning the molasses her doctor has ordered to co-op. Non-members can shop at the build up her resistance. store, but they don’t get a discount. For 25 years now, the Cass Corridor Over the years, membership and Co-op has provided Detroit-area resi­money have waxed and waned, and dents with a healthy alternative to thethe co-op has changed sites five times. chemically enhanced foods at mostBut today, the co-op is operating on grocery stores. If you want to boil a lit­solid ground, has a full- and part-time Journal photo by REBECCA COOK tle burdock root for a blood cleanser,staff of about 17 people and is makingShift manager Bobby Peeler rings up items at the Cass Corridor Food Cooperative. you can pick it up at the co-op plans for to expand, said General $8.89 a pound. In the market for anManager Gari Freeman. “Membership million-dollar business,” said Carol cert by Sweet Honey in the Rock at 5 organic cucumber, rice milk, a dash ofhas increased 25 percent over the pastIzant, who handles membership ser­p.m. today in the First Unitarian- sea salt, raw turbinado sugar, lactose- couple of years,” he said. vices. “It really is amazing.” Universalist Church, 4605 Cass. free pizza, meatless smoked turkey or “We’ve gone from a little basement As part of its 25th anniversary cele­Tickets are $25 for members, $40 for PMS tea? You can find it there. operation staffed by volunteers wherebration, the co-op and the Detroitnonmembers. Call 313-865-8635 for With 4,500 members on its rolls, thepeople brought their own bags intoWholistic a Center are sponsoring a con­more information. Men lay it on thick in the heat of the night ast w eek,“Today Show” co­ brief hours. she heard that line, she bought it. The host Matt Lauer elevated I didn’t know whether to throw upsecond time, she returned it to sender. television to a new level with S u s a n or throw a shoe at the TV set. ‘You’re too good for me,” millions of his interview of an attractive Suddenly all the words I had heard - men have told kazillions of women Lolder woman who wrote a book about W a t s o n and believed at the time - came rush­ down through time. Each time it’s her secret love affair some 40 years ing back to taunt me. My women said, it’s true. ago with Jack Kennedy. The woman friends had the same reaction when Then there are the lines sticky with said she met Kennedy in Europe told of the interview. They remem­ guilt, such as “I can’t live without when she was in her early 20s, he inabout those words that spill from a bered those threadbare lines that you.” And, of course, the ones stained his 30s. suitor’s lips on moonlit nights ... orchoked the common sense out of us,with past mistakes that are guaran­ Their encounter was, she said, dewy mornings ... or dog day after­ and left us temporarily giddy and teed to haunt your future. “electric.” They ate dinner; they noons ... or express elevators in thelight-headed. My favorites: talked; they sat on the beach staring Empire State Building for that mat­ “I could get lost in your eyes,” a des­ “I promise to change.” He won’t. at the ocean. Their eyes locked; their ter. perate swain told a friend of mine. “My wife doesn’t understand me.” souls bonded; he plucked a garland of Lauer leaned in close and gently She believed him and toyed with the Yes, she does. stars and placed them in her hair; told the author that lots of men say notionI of having her eyes declared “I’m just staying with her for the she wove him a scarf of moonbeams. love you when they want to make dangerous territory. kids.” The kids are grown and on You get the idea. time with a woman. ‘You look beautiful in the moon­ their own. When they had known each other That’s right. light,” a sweet young boy one year myBut it took a male colleague to all of three hours, she said Kennedy On national television, before God junior told me as we rowed across a remind me of the best line of all time. told her the four magic words that and the Nielsens, he admitted that lake during a high school retreat. ForIt fired the imagination and stirred women have heard since time began: when it comes to wooing a woman, the rest of the week, my stomach gotthe passions of a generation. “I love you, but....” men will lie like a rug. Like a yellow all fluttery whenever I saw him. A “Ask not what your country can do In her case, the “but” was Kenn­ line down the middle of road. few weeks later, I passed him in the for you,” Jack Kennedy told the edy’s upcoming wedding to a gal back Unfortunately, the author of the hallway at school. The flutters were nation years after his encounter on home named Jackie. book would hear nothing of it. It was,gone. that beach. “Ask what you can do for At that point, Lauer did what few she insisted, love. Pure and lasting. A “I never felt this way before,” a man your country.” men dare to do. He told the truth shimmering passion born in three told a friend of mine. The first time Men. PAGE 4 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL AUGUST 24, 1997 Sterling Heights gives Duchane $7,200 raise By Robin Fornoff After several violent confrontations Journal Staff Writer between police and strikers, Duchane The architect of a police presencewas dumped in September 1995 by a that sparked violent confrontationscouncil majority led by Mayor Richard with striking newspaper workers Notte, is who is also a UAW officer at a getting a new contract and a hefty payFord plant in Sterling Heights. But raise. Duchane was rehired a few months Sterling Heights City Managerlater when Councilman Jay Pollard’s Steve Duchane, himself a former policeslate of anti-union candidates unseat­ officer, was awarded an immediate ed several incumbents in city elec­ $7,200 pay hike - from $82,000 a year tions. to $89,200 - in a contract renewal Duchane’s new contract was approved Tuesday by the City Council.approved with a unanimous vote. Duchane’s vacation days were doubledNotte, the only member of the council from 10 to 20 each year, and he will to survive the last election, and receive annual pay raises of 2.5 per­Kimberley Wiegand, a lawyer who cent. courted labor money and support to Duchane was part of the city’s topget her council seat, were among those Journal photo by GEORGE WALDMAN brass who began meeting with Detroitvoting to keep Duchane. Newspapers executives some seven Notte said his differences with 100-year Olds months before the newspapers illegal­Duchane over the handling of theOldsmobiles from all over the country flocked to Lansing, where many of them were ly provoked a strike in July 1995strike are part of the past, and now it’s made, for Oldsmobile’s 100th official birthday celebration. One caravan came from through unfair labor practices. Thea “whole different story.” He said he San Francisco and was joined by groups from other cities. Here two participants in result was an overwhelming policevoted to renew Duchane’s contract the Caravan of Oldsmobiles examine a 1902 Olds, which happened to be made in presence at the Sterling Heights print­because the city manager has reduced Detroit. More than 500 Oldsmobiles took part in the Lansing parade. ing plant; sometimes police outnum­taxes without affecting city services. bered striking pickets at the Metro Notte also cited Duchane’s plans to Parkway and Mound Road plant. build a senior citizen center and a $6.9 The newspapers have paid the citymillion “downtown commons” withoutFired police chief loses appeal more than $1 million to cover the costraising taxes. of police overtime, prompting someDuchane, who didn’t return calls toBy Eric Freedman The Appeals Court affirmed a deci­ officers to refer to their position on theThe Sunday Journal, told TheJournal Staff Writer sion by U.S. Judge Lawrence Zatkoff Mound Road median as “Treasure Macomb Daily, “I believe I fit well LANSING - A federal appeals court in Detroit, who dismissed the suit. Island.” here.” has tossed out a wrongful discharge Writing for the three-member panel, suit by the fired police chief ofAppeals Judge David Nelson said Chesterfield Township in Macomb Burbeula failed to prove that the fir­ County. ing was in political retaliation for his UAW, Teamsters start early, In a unanimous decision, the U.S.public comments. Court of Appeals in Cincinnati ruled In fact, the court said, his job “was in that township officials did not violatejeopardy well before his discharge” endorse Owen for governorthe constitutional rights of Danielbecause of complaints about how the Burbeula. chief missed meetings, didn’t know By Alan Forsyth everybody beat each other up and usedBurbeula was named chief in 1987 details of how his own department Journal Staff Writer up all their money and could not runafter 13 years with the police depart­operated, tried to mislead the board Larry Owen has picked up majoran effective general-election campaign.m ent and was fired in 1995. • and failed to operate within the bud­ chunks of labor support in his effort “Theto other reason is we think LarryIn his lawsuit Burbeula contendedget. become the Democratic candidate for has the best chance to beat (Gov.) Johnhe was fired for publicly opposing a“Chief Burbuela admitted almost all governor of Michigan in 1998. Engler.” plan to have the Macomb Countythe conduct cited as ground for the The UAW’s Community Action Patrick McCarty, executive directorSheriff’s Department take over policeboard’s dissatisfaction with his perfor­ Program (CAP) endorsed Owen last of UAW Michigan CAP, said elected services in the township. The plan wasmance,” the court said. “And he admit­ Tuesday, and the Michigan Teamstersrepresentatives from all the state’s backed by then-Supervisor Rayted th at never had he heard any mem­ Joint Council followed on Wednesday.locals met in Detroit Tuesday. TheyRichard, who was on leave from hisber of the board criticize any of his Owen is expected to receive another“discussed the recommendations frompermanent job as a deputy sheriff. public statements.” endorsement Tuesday from the Michi­the international officers and over-, gan State Building and Constructionwhelmingly voted to endorse Larry Trades Council, which represents 20Owen,” said McCarty. trade unions, said Stephen Serkaian, Owen, born in 1945, has been a part­Seven casino contenders chosen spokesman for Owen. ner in the law firm Miller, Canfield, Don Barden, Donald Trump and the Four other bidders were eliminated. The Teamsters’ vote was taken dur­Paddock & Stone; an entrepreneur inGreektown proposal are among sevenThe mayor also announced his ing the annual labor seminar and del­real estate, insurance, and marketing;contenders still in the game forselection of four sites on which the egates meeting of the Michiganmayor of East Lansing, and chair ofDetroit’s casino development process.three casino developments may be Teamsters Joint Council in HarborMichigan State University’s board ofMayor Dennis Archer announced thelocated. Archer said the city prefers a Springs, said Mark Gaffney, director oftrustees. proposals still on the table at a newsGreektown site, a Washington Boule­ Michigan DRIVE, the political depart­ Owen’s rivals for the nominationconference Friday. vard site and a Grand River site. ment of the joint council. The vote wasinclude state Rep. Jim Agee (D- The semi-finalists chosen by the He said a fourth site, to be called unanimous. Muskegon), state Sen. Jim Berrymanmayor for consideration are MGMMichigan Boulevard, will be held in “We made the early endorsement for (D-Adrian), lawyer Geoffrey Fieger, Ed Grand Detroit, LLC; MCD Gaming, reserve. It is between the Fisher Free­ two reasons,” said Gaffney. “One is toHamilton, who ran unsuccessfully forLLC; Detroit Entertainment, LLC; way and Bagley and between the send a clear signal to the other candi­Oakland County executive in 1996,Greektown Casino, LLC; Trump MotorLodge Freeway and Third. dates that we wanted the primary field and Doug Ross, a former undersecre­City Hotel Casino, LLC; Paradise Archer also said he would consider to clear. tary of labor in the Clinton adminis­Valley Rio, LLC (whose backers the establishment of a river-based “We didn’t w ant the same kind of pri­tration and former state commerce include ex-Mayor Coleman Young),casino but only on a temporary basis. mary we had four years ago, wheredirector. and Barden Detroit Casino, LLC. - Sunday Journal staff AUGUST 24, 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 5 WINDSHIELD REPLACEMENT Teamsters election nullified S u n d a y Jo u r n a l r r TEAMSTERS, From P a g e1 Hoffa spokesman Rich Leebove also said the Hoffa organization would The Detroit Sunday Journal is CELLULAR A CLASS CENTERS paign contributions. 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REDFORD WALLED LAKE Circulation/Postal Carey. “He could lose,” said Gaffney.ecutors.” 313-255-0330 810- 624-3060 “A lot of the time when local union In what sounded like the first day of elections are re-run, a reversal occurs.an election campaign, Hoffa chal­ The loser gets to say the winner wonlenged Carey to step down from office because of improprieties.” for putting the union on the “edge of Public Sector state A statement from Teamsters head­ bankruptcy” and to debate him. Hoffa WINDOWS employee Local Union, quarters in Washington, D.C., said accused Carey of benefiting from the ★ ROOFING ★GUTTERS fighting Engler for the ★ ALUMINUM SIDING & TRIM Carey immediately disassociated him­ UPS strike, and knowing in advance ability to continue pro­ ★ STORM WINDOWS & DOORS A self from a number of outside consul­of the decision to call a new election. ★ ALUMINUM AWNINGS viding services to the citizens of tants “engaged in an improper fund­But Bell said there was no way a ★ REPLACEMENT WINDOWS Michigan, UAW Local 6000 sup­ raising scheme” after learning last federal appointee would have risked ports the newspaper workers in spring there was an investigation intoher position by telling anyone in their struggle for justice. election improprieties. According toadvance of the decision. McGLINCH & SONS “Three Generations of the statement, the individuals under “She indeed may have made up her Dependable Service” investigation were trying to gain per­mind on August 4, but she did the sonal wealth rather than help Carey’s proper thing by not interfering in a W est campaign. The statement continuedmajor national strike, the biggest in a 278-2777 «.Vtabk> that “there was no evidence” that quarter-century,” said Bell. “That East Carey or his executive board waswould have been playing politics.” involved in any way. He also said the election officer’s 7 7 6 -8 9 1 2 22400 The questions of improprietyrules in the November election had W. WARREN revolve around all or part of $221,000prohibited Carey and his executive Detroit, Michigan in campaign contributions that wereboard from campaigning because they used for the last-minute mailing ofare Teamsters employees represent­ pro-Carey literature. Hoffa com­ ing all members. plained that the mailing turned the “Carey had to turn his campaign Michigan's Foremost Labor, Workers' Compensation % election to Carey’s favor. over to professionals outside and one and Personal Injury Law Firm since 1927 Quindel’s statement referred to a he hired was Jere Nash,” he said. “complex network of schemes to fun­ Bell said that Carey had “severed” Sachs, Waldman, O’Hare, Helveston, nel employer and IBT funds into theall ties with the consultants as soon as Carey campaign.” It named Martin he learned they were not cooperating Bogas & McIntosh, P.C. Davis, a political consultant, and Jerein the U.S. investigation. Bell said S^^DetroihMt^Clemens^Pontiac^F^ Nash, Carey’s campaign manager. that Carey has cooperated with the Davis was charged in June with probe. mail fraud by the U.S. Attorney for the In a 1988 agreement with the Southern District of New York and is Teamsters, a court-appointed election Warren Professional Fire Fighters Union part of an ongoing grand jury investi­officer was put in place to monitor gation into mismanaged Teamsters Teamsters elections following years of “You have funds in New York. corruption and organized crime ties. ou r SupportflujrQJR “Davis was hired by Jere Nash to do Carey based his first election cam­ Ken Behnke Gary D. Micu this project,” said Care/s campaign paign on ridding the union of corruptPresident Secretary spokesman John Bell. “His (Davis’) influences. Following that victory, heMark Schimanski Fred Helfmann contact was with Nash, not with removed a number of local presidents.Vice President LOCAL 1383 • AFL-CIO Treasurer Carey.” “Remember, in the 1980s the Bell released a statement saying the Teamsters’ reputation wasn’t exactly decision to rerun the 1997 election “issterling,” said Bob Machado, an orga­ welcomed by the Carey campaign andnizer with Teamsters for a Democratic DAILY 3 DAILY 4 e H i i* we are ready to roll up our sleeves andUnion, a strongly pro-Carey group. 8/22 Midday:1-6-3 Eve: 6-5-9 8/22 Midday:2-7-8-5 Eve: 1-8-2-4

today stand ready to turn back the old“Once Carey was in in 1992, he real­ 8/21 Midday:1- 6-1 Eve: 7-2-1 8/21 Midday:3-9-04 Eve: 2-5-1-3

guard,” referring to challenger Hoffa. ly cleaned out the corruption and the 8/20 Midday:8- 0-2 Eve: 0-0-7 8/20 Midday:1-8-9-9 Eve: 4-4-6-2 “With the greater unity of the unionfolks that created the problems that 8/19 Midday:9-9-8 Eve: 9-3-7 8/19 Midday:2-5-04 Eve: 8-1-7-6 since last year’s election, Carey shouldwere in bed with the mob,” said 8/18 Midday:9-0-5 Eve: 1-3-7 8/18 Midday:6-1-3-6 Eve: 6-4-1-0 win the election by an even greaterMachado. 8/16 Midday:8-8-7 Eve: 5-2-1 8/16 Midday:5-3-1-5 Eve: 3-4-2-4 margin.” He said he expected the recent UPS At a news conference Friday, Hoffasettlement would put membership CASH 5 MICHIGAN KENO called the new election a victory. Hesolidly behind Carey. “The Teamsters 8/22 28 31 33 37 39 8/22 1 8 11 13 15 18 20 33 35 37 42 announced that his organization hadhave the finest labor leader in the 8/21 4 5 12 23 36 47 58 60 62 7172 74 76 77 78 80 8/20 2 3 4 15 18 been responsible for uncovering “onecountry right now, and I think the8/19 3 7 18 36 39 8/21 7 9 11 18 20 22 26 28 29 32 34 35 39 44 48 50 56 60 61 62 73 76 of the worst scandals” to hit the union.rank and file appreciate that.” 8/18 4 11 17 18 23 Hoffa also said his campaign had But Gaffney said the biggest victor LOTTO 8/19 5 7 11 14 22 32 34 36 47 48 49 uncovered evidence of abuse thatwould be the membership. 8/20 4 21 24 28 29 50 53 56 57 60 64 66 71 76 77 79 8/16 12 27 35 39 43 forced the election officer, “kicking and “The best thing would be to put all 8/18 1 4 9 11 13 17 21 24 27 29 30 THE BIG GAME screaming,” to decide on the new elec­of the questions and all of the argu­ 31 37 41 43 45 47 55 66 68 69 73 tion. ments to an end,” said Gaffney. 8/22 6 8 11 24 30 Numbers are not official PAGE THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL AUGUST 24, 1997 UPS contract wins Teamsters kudos - and a tool Sunday Journal staff federal judge. The UPS settlement is worker with 30 years service would on our normal business flow. As our Executives at Federal Express were bound to give Carey a boost. get $3,000 per month, a 50 percent packages come back, our employees probably hearing footsteps last week. “It’s probably the best time in the increase over the previous plan. will come back. There may be some The Teamsters union has been world for Ron Carey,” said Teamster ■ Limits on the use of subcontractorsemployees who will never (be involved in an on-going organizinginternational representative Geraldby the company. recalled).” drive at the nonunion FedEx for sev­Zero of Chicago. “The press likes him. ■ Safety protection for workers han­ Martin, the Wayne State professor, eral months. This is the same The president likes him. The secretary dling packages. Future increases in said UPS appeared to win some flexi­ Teamsters union th at won a major vic­of labor likes him.” the weight limit for packages must be bility on work rules in the new agree­ tory last week after a 15-day strike at Carey said the settlement had negotiated with the union. ment. United Parcel Service (UPS), the achieved “every major goal” that the Besides part-time work, the second In exchange for moving more part- nation’s largest package-delivery ser­ membership had on full-time jobs, major issue in the strike was pensions.timers to full-time jobs, “the union vice. pensions, subcontracting, wages andUPS wanted the workers to join a agreed to let them do other work,” Workers “at FedEx can now see rea­job safety. company-controlled plan, while theMartin said. “They would be able to sons to vote for the Teamsters,” said Key provisions of the new contractunion wanted to keep its Teamster-handle more packages and accept James Martin, a professor at Wayne include: run, multi-employer pension plans.assignments so they wouldn’t be idle.” State University’s business school. He■ Wage increases of $3.10 over five “The bottom line is that we have a Martin sajd that 60 percent of UPS described the new Teamster contract years for full-time workers, and ancontract that is good for our people employees... would still be part-time at UPS as a breakthrough, especially extra $1 per hour for part-timers, plus gets us back in business ... and will “and the turnover is very heavy in on the issue of part-time work, whichan increase in the starting wage by 50 keep UPS competitive in the comingthose jobs. I’ve had some students who the union had targeted. cents for new hires. years,” said UPS chairman and CEO did loading. They get calls at 3 a.m. to “The theme ‘part-time America ■ Creation of 10,000 full-time jobs James P. Kelly. report at 5 a.m.” doesn’t work’ certainly went well withover the five-year life of the agree­ Atlanta-based UPS spokeswoman It’s not clear how many of those the public,” Martin added. “It was a ment. Part-time workers would be Kristen Petrella estimated the compa­ part-timers at UPS will eventually matter of principle the union foughtgiven first crack at the openings. ny lost 5 percent of its customer baseclaim full-time jobs, according to for, and they got public support.” However, UPS said the increase in during the strike. Petrella said these Martin. The new agreement is also a feather full-time jobs is subject to continuedare customers who have signed con­ “There is contract language that if in the political cap of Teamster volume growth of business. tracts of one year or longer with otherthe sales volume declines, (the compa­ President Ron Carey, whose election■ Additional company contributionsfirms. to ny) is free of the obligations to create victory last year over opponent Jamesthe pension and health and welfare She said UPS delivered five million the full-time jobs,” he added. “So the P. Hoffa was invalidated Friday by a plans. A Teamsters spokesman said a packages Thursday, about 42 percentTeamsters want the company to suc­ of normal volume. ceed.” “Obviously, our business volume isUPS’ 185,000 Teamsters are voting proportional to the number of jobs bywe mail on the new agreement. have,” said Petrella. “It’s going to take Results should be known by mid- Detroit teachers might skip schoolawhile to have meaningful statistics September, a union spokesman said. Negotiations between Detroit Public Schools and the Detroit Federation of Teachers continued Rev. James F. Lotze, Gesu pastor Friday as The Sunday Journal went to press. Rev. James F. Lotze, S.J., pastor of State mediator Charles Jamerson Gesu Parish in Detroit , died Friday, obituary had imposed a blackout on news of Aug. 15 following a heart attack. He the talks. was 64. The DFT has scheduled a member­ Lotze had joined other area religious caring he believed the children had for ship meeting at 9 a.m. Monday at leaders last spring in denouncing the one another. Cobo Arena. Detroit Newspapers’ use of replace­ Born in Akron, Lotze taught high The members will probably learn ment workers, condemning it as school for several years in Detroit and details of a settlement or, if there is no “morally objectionable and a breach ofToledo before serving as pastor of settlement, decide what to do. the ethical teaching of our faith tradi­ Gesu Parish in Toledo. Lotze then School staff is due to report to work tions.” worked in the Baham as for five years Monday morning. Students return Deacon Ronald McIntyre remem­before returning to Detroit in 1993. Tuesday morning for a half-day ses­ bers Lotze as a compassionate, caring A funeral service was held last sion. man who “thought of others before Tuesday at Colombiere Center in In the past when there has been an himself.” Prior to his arrival at Gesu, Clarkston. Memorial contributions agreement, teachers would go to work he had counseled AIDS patients in can be made to Gesu Parish, 17204 pending ratification. Nassau. Lotze especially respected Oak Drive, Detroit 48221, or to Simon During the last week there have HIV-infected children and the love and House, c/o Gesu. been rumors of progress in the talks. The school system employs about 19,000. Among the DFT’s 11,500 members are 8,100 teachers as well Wayne County offers free care as substitute teachers, psychologists, Journal photo by DAYMON J. HARTLEY Marginal income residents of nights. They may also apply in per­ social workers and attendance offi­ Brennen Barksdale, son of a teacher, is Wayne County can get free health son, or write to: Patient Care cers. on the bullhorn as union members rally care through the PlusCare program Management System, 640 Temple - Alan Forsyth outside Schools Center Building Friday. administered by the county’s (near the Masonic Temple), Suite Patient Care Management System. 200, Detroit 48205, or call 313-833- To qualify, an applicant m ust be 3444.a resident of Wayne County, age 21 to Benefits include physician ser­ IUOE 64, have a net monthly income ofvices; outpatient visits; inpatient Local 324 $250 or less and be ineligible for hospitalization; prescriptions; men­ and it’s members other medical coverage. tal health referral; and vision, hear­ Local 223, Along with Thousands of Working People Qualified residents may apply in ing, dental and home health care. “We support Detroit Across the Country, Strongly Support the Heroic newspaper workers Efforts of the Detroit Newspaper Workers and Their the emergency room of Detroit Patients will be assigned to one of Sam T. Hart in their struggle for Families. We Strongly believe in JUSTICE, FAIR­ Receiving Hospital from 5 p.m. tothree health-care providers and a Business Manager a feir contract." NESS, AND THE RIGHT OF A FREE PRESS. midnight Friday and Saturday dentist. AUGUST 24, 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 7 Mother tries to protect estate assets

SUIT, From Page 1 ing him on charges of murdering his family. “Michigan common law and statutes have a long-standing policy that mur­ der should not pay. A murderer cannot receive any family benefits from a vic­ tim of murder,” said Detroit attorney Paul H. Stevenson, who has filed suit in Wayne County Probate Court to pre­ serve those assets on behalf of Terri Young’s estate. Stevenson and Detroit lawyer Sheldon Halpern also represent Terri Young’s mother, Mildred Layfield, the executor of both her daughter’s and grandson’s estates. The suit also seeks to have Young pay medical, hospital 'tjjfg and burial costs. “Adra Young is trying to use the assets they accumulated through mar­ riage. Because of the murder to which he has confessed, he is not entitled to those assets,” Stevenson said. &4hs Michigan law prohibits a surviving spouse who kills his or her mate from collecting any benefits from their estate. The law treats the person com­ mitting the crime as if he had died Journal photo by REBECCA COOK before the person he killed. As such,Mildred he Layfield, who is executor of both her daughter's and grandson's estates, is suing to protect the slain pair's assets. Before her is would have no claim to any benefits.a memorial card from their funeral. In citing that law, Stevenson argues that the assets were jointly owned andpetitioned for a modification of themurdered spouse’s pending divorcewould decide the couple’s property that Terri Young’s property survivesorder. In court documents, O’Connellaction ended with her death. In thatrights as if the divorce had been grant­ under the law. argued that his client is the sole ownercase, Oakland County Judge Stevened. Three days after the murders, Adraof some of those assets, such as hisAndrews did not address the woman’sAnother decision involving the Young attempted to cash in a $16,000pension and other retirement benefits.property rights in the marital estate.Ponke case, also under appeal, tax-deferred annuity he had with theIn addition to the annuity andAndrews’ the decision is now before theinvolves the Oxford Village Police city’s police and fire retirement sys­life insurance policies, the YoungsMichigan Supreme Court on appeal.Department. Oxford lost a negligence tem. When asking the city pensionowned a home, furniture, a fledglingOn Jan. 8, 1994, Jacqueline Ponke,suit in Jacqueline Ponke’s death administrators to expedite his claim,trucking company and two late-model37, served Raymond, 40, with divorceThe department was aware of previ­ Young wrote that he needed the moneycars. papers after years of abuse, physicalous violent behavior by Ponke and did to bury his wife and son, accordingIn to his argument to the court,assaults - including rape - and deathnothing to stop him, said Strehle, who documents filed with the ProbateO’Connell said Young is not “abscond­threats. Four days later, Raymondfiled the suit on behalf of the daugh­ Court. Instead he attempted to signing with anything that does not belongPonke burst into a dentist’s office ter. in over $10,000 of that money to to his him, but seeks to apply his ownFarmington Hills where his wife was In one incident, Ponke eluded an lawyer, James O’Connell. assets to his own expenses ” working and beat her to death withOxford a police car trying to stop him for But Young couldn’t get the money.Stevenson argues that Young’s solohammer. suspected drunken driving. Police Stevenson and Halpern obtainedownership a claims are based on dis­Ponke was arrested and chargedchased him home and did not arrest probate court order freezing the fundscredited sexist and exploitative viewswith the murder. He was subsequent­him. He raped his wife that night, before the police and fire pensionthat a woman working at home has lyno convicted and sentenced to lifeaccording to Strehle. boards could process the claim. assets. without parole. After his arrest, Ponke At Christmas in 1993, Ponke spent Young, who made $40,000 annually“Terri Young stayed at home, raisedtransferred the rights to the family10 hours wrecking their home with a as a firefighter, also has asked the pen­a child, home-schooled him andhome to his lawyer for his defense,sledgehammer. Four Oxford officers sion administrators to assign to worked a part time,” Stevenson said.even though the couple had a 12-year-came to the scene, inspected the dev­ funeral home the benefits of two“She gave up going to college andold adaughter. Ponke also signed overastated a home and said there was no $15,000 life insurance polices he hadcareer as a teacher or social worker for$22,000 pension trust to his lawyers.crime committed. The same day Ponke on his wife and son. A relative ofmarriage. She turned over her earn­“Mr. Ponke could not legally transferkidnapped daughter Ashley and took Young’s has also filed a claim with theings as a nanny to her husband.”those assets. The money should haveher to Tennessee. Ashley escaped when court for funeral expenses. Adra Young’s attorney is using a con­gone to their daughter, Ashley,” saidher father fell asleep drunk. The girl According to the terms of that pro­troversial Oakland County CircuitPhillip A. Strehle, a lawyer from called police. Her mother drove to bate order, Young, his relatives, hisCourt ruling that came out of oneWaterford of who represents Ashley. “WeTennessee and brought her home. lawyer, real estate agents, the City ofthe most heinous domestic murdersthink in the statute is very clear. A per­ Strehle said the Oxford department Detroit, the Secretary of State andrecent years as the basis for his argu­son who kills a spouse cannot inherithad developed a special protective banks are prohibited from disposingment or to free up some of the assets. assets acquired before or after thatrelationship with Jacqueline Ponke by transferring any assets bearing theThe case he cites involves a mandeath.” patrolling around her home daily and names of the Youngs. named Raymond Ponke, who killed hisStrehle wants the Supreme Courtcalling on the phone to check on her. In Young, through his lawyer,wife and was allowed to sign overto overturn the appeals court rulingthe end, Strehle said, she lost her life O’Connell, has challenged the probate$60,000 of their marital estate to hisand send the matter back to Andrews,because no action was taken against court’s authority in the case and haslawyer after a judge ruled that thethe divorce judge. Andrews thenher husband. 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Journal photos by PATRICIA BECK (above) and REBECCA COOK (right) Brandi Armstrong, above center, Joins brother Jacob and sister Becki at the Detroit rally. At right, UAW Region 1A executive director Bob King addresses the Detroit crowd. Rallies in 11 cities support fired Monterey staff Sunday Journal staff are still strong and we are still fight­Detroit AFL-CIO President Ed An estimated 400 persons rallied on ing,” Everett said. ‘We are fighting notScribner; Rev. John Nowlan; Dave the beach at Monterey Bay in only for us, but for you.” She warnedHecker representing the Detroit California to protest Knight-Ridder’s the gathering that Knight-RidderFederation of Teachers, and Jim firing and selective re-hirings at its “will go after every newsroom in theCianciolo, president of Teamsters 243 newly acquired Monterey County country” in its efforts to bust unions.in Detroit, which represents United Herald. Jackson said the workers inParcel Service workers. The Miami-based corporation is Monterey were “overjoyed that our sis­“Much like you, our struggle was engaged in the same kind of union- ters and brothers in Detroit and theover corporate greed,” the UPS union busting techniques in Monterey that it other cities would come here to sup­leader said. “They want to move tradi­ has used at its Detroit Free Press, the port us.” tional full-time work to part-time California crowd was told. In downtown Detroit, about 500 peo­work, to sub-contracting - you know, Monterey County Supervisor Dave ple rallied outside the Free Press it’s the same old story all over Potter said Knight-Ridder should re­ building where speakers equated theAmerica.” hire all of the Herald workers and Monterey Bay move with Knight-King said he had a “tremendously honor their union contracts. Ridder’s union-busting campaignsick in feeling” upon hearing that Judge “These are our jobs and our county. Journal photo by GEORGE WALDMAN Detroit. John Corbett O’Meara had ruled against the locked-out workers Aug. We’re here to respect honor,” Potter toldMetro Detroit AFL-CIO President Ed “If that’s not union-busting, I don’t 14, but said he and UAW President the rally crowd. “We can honestly sayScribner, to left, and Metro Council of News­know what union-busting is,” Bishop outsiders who have arrived, this is our Jesse DeWitt said as he denouncedSteve Yokich have “deep, deep respect” paper Unions President Al Derey at the Knight-Ridder’s actions in California.for the newspaper workers. community.” rally outside the Free Press. The California rally and simultane­ Also speaking at the rally were Al “We will not back away from our ous rallies last Thursday in Detroit andper worker and an editor at TheDerey, head of Teamsters 372; Lousupport of the striking workers,” King nine other cities were prompted byDetroit Sunday Journal, addressedMleczko, president of the Newspapersaid. “We will be here one day longer Knight-Ridder’s announcement earlierthe Monterey rally. “Even thoughGuild of Detroit; Bob King, executivethan this corrupt, criminal newspaper this month that it would fire all 190we’ve been on strike for two years, wedirector of the UAW Region 1A; Metromanagement.” workers at the Monterey County Herald when it takes over operations between now and Sept. 4. the ULP strike notebook Knight-Ridder acquired the Herald, along with the San Luis Obispo Telegram-Tribune, in a swap with the Scripps Howard chain for the Boulder, O’Meara has history with papers Colo., Daily Camera. Knight-Ridder did not fire any workers at the nonunionBy Robert Ourlian they did not believe the prior rela­that O’Meara went on the record in San Luis Obispo paper. Journal Staff Writer tionship affected his ruling againstopen court July 8, three weeks Monterey’s three newspaper unions U.S. District Judge John Corbett locked-out members of six unions.before a crucial hearing Aug. 1, voted Aug. 8 to authorize a strike. NoO’Meara, who refused on Aug. 14 to“He was in private practice for largely to disclose his past relation­ strike date has been set. order the Detroit Newspapers to more than 30 years,” said William ship with the News and Free Press. Since then K-R has re-hired 109 of reinstate strikers, worked for the C. Schaub, regional director of the “I want to start by saying that I the Herald’s 153 workers who are mem­ newspapers during his legal career,NLRB in Detroit. He said O’Meara’s have no question at all that I, in my bers of the Newspaper Guild, according before he was appointed a judge. newspaper work “was a long time own mind, that I can sit in this mat­ to Luther Jackson, executive officer of The judge disclosed to some of theago... (and) it didn’t amount to ter fairly and impartially,” O’Meara the San Jose Newspaper Guild. attorneys in the government’s casemuch. It would have to be much told attorneys, who included Mark Five outside applicants have alsoagainst the newspapers that he andmore recent vintage to think some­Rubin from the NLRB along with been hired, he added. his firm worked for newspaper pub­one would have a vested interest.”Robert Vercruysse, James Rydziel “We want all of our people back, and lishers in years past. Union attorneys were not in courtand Andrew Kramer for the news­ we want them back under union con­ Attorneys for the National Labor the day of O’Meara’s disclosure, andpapers. tracts,” Jackson said. “Right now theyRelations Board (NLRB), who were declined to comment to The Detroit “But so that no one is surprised or are at-will employees, which means present in court when O’Meara Sunday Journal last week. in a position to say they are sur- they can be fired at any time.” made the disclosure July 8, said An official court transcript shows See NOTEBOOK, Page 9 Emily Everett, a locked-out newspa- ■■■■■■■■I

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COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS Donald G. Smith OF AMERICA AFL-CIO President - The Judge has history with papers LOCAL 4250/5050 Executive Board, Staff NOTEBOOK, From Page 8 Steve 7 lif* and membership of The returning mailers were called PRESIDENT back early in August, as newspaper Teamsters Local Union prised, I want the record to reflect managers were campaigning to con­ Supports Newspaper No. 2 9 9 this,” the judge continued in the late vince Judge John Corbett O’Meara Workers in their Struggle afternoon session. and others that they were trying to “In my years of practice as a privatebring back former strikers. lawyer, my firm represented, I believe However, union leaders report work­ for the last time well over 20 years er callbacks overall have slowed to a Shut Down ago, the Detroit Newspaper Publishers virtual standstill since O’Meara’s rul­ Motown ’97 Association when it did the labor working, which gave the DN a reprieve of for the newspapers... as joint bargain­three to six months before it could be UAW LOCAL 22 ing representative. forced to eject the lower-paid and less ^ § 3 ^ 4 # Supports Sunday “I did some work,” the judge said. “I experienced replacement workers. Supports the Newspaper Workers can’t recall in any detail how much, An NLRB hearing is scheduled to i H g t e V r Journal and Detroit in their labor dispute but I certainly did some work for the begin Sept. 8 on charges that the com­ Newspaper Workers Detroit Newspaper Publishers pany has illegally refused to return Association and I believe that was well the former strikers to their jobs, as Solidarity Forever over 20 years ago.” the law requires. r Walter R. Mabry The publishers association was an MICHIGAN Executive Secretary-Treasurer early forerunner of the JOA in which Readers turn off papers FEDERATION OF the newspapers began jointly bargain­ Detroit Newspapers had to pour TEACHERS & and the Membership of the ing with newspaper unions. The asso­extra personnel into newspaper order SCHOOL MICHIGAN REGIONAL COUNCIL ciation had its own office. O’Meara desks Aug. 15 to handle a swell of RELATED PERSONNEL OF CARPENTERS spent the bulk of his legal career prior newspaper cancellations following a AFT • AFL-CIO to joining the federal bench at the news conference by unions calling for 2661 East Jefferson Avenue • Detroit Michigan 48207 Detroit firm Dickinson, Wright, Moon,renewed emphasis on a circulation Van Dusen & Freeman representing boycott of the News and Free Press. corporate clients, frequently in labor Circulation workers, some of them matters. He also was a Democratic called-back strikers, did not provide UAW LOCAL 898 supporter and fund-raiser. numbers, but said callers swamped In his statement July 8, O’Meara the department with demands that also said he has had “many personal their newspapers be stopped immedi­ and political contacts, before taking ately. The workers said many of the Support the bench, with the unions and the former customers complained that Membership, leadership and retirees Detroit Newspaper Workers board...” they were under the impression from continue to support the locked-out in their labor dispute newspaper workers of Detroit. He also said his wife, attorney Julia misleading DN sales calls that the J Donovan Darlow, twice worked for thelabor dispute had ended. Free Press during college as the paper’s first female copy aide. That UPS, DN lead lunch talk The Professional Actors’ Unions was more than 35 years ago, O’Meara The annual Labor Day Mobilization said. Luncheon last week attracted more F 1S A G • AFTRA • EQUITY But O’Meara insisted his past work than 350 labor leaders who spent two ^ Salute for the papers wouldn’t color his judg­hours discussing labor issues in metro THE ment. “I have no doubt in my own Detroit. SUNDAY JOURNAL mind that I can sit fairly and impar­ Co-host Bob Lent, director of UAW tially on this case,” he said. Region 1, brought up a slate of speak­ SOLIDARITY FOREVER During the July 8 session, NLRB ers who touched on subjects from the attorney Rubin did not react to the newspaper lockout to the UPS strike judge’s disclosure. However, companyto the Detroit teachers talks. lawyer Vercruysse said the newspa­ But the spirit was upbeat as labor U.A.W. LOCAL 3 6 LOCAL 1250 pers had no problem with the judge’s leaders prepared for Detroit’s chart- WIXOM, MICHIGAN City of Warren Employees revelations. “We’re satisfied that jus­ busting Labor Day parade, annually MEMPERSHIP, LEADERSHIP A N D tice could be had in this courtroom,” among the nation’s largest, and h RETIREE WILL CONTINUE TO Send our Support to Vercruysse said. accompanied this year by “Laborfest,” SUPPORT THE NEWSPAPER WORKERS AND THE Schaub said the NLRB checked with a street party of labor culture and SUNDAY JOURNAL STRUGGLING NEWSPAPER union attorneys and decided not to community along with food and enter­ WORKERS object to O’Meara sitting on the case. tainment. JUSTICE, DIGNITY AND RESPECT If either the company or the NLRB “This is ground zero when it comes had objected, O’Meara might have to labor in this country,” said Freeman stepped aside. However, O’Meara, a Hendrix, chief of staff to Detroit Clinton appointee, was considered a Mayor Dennis Archer. good pick, and attorneys didn’t knowHendrix said newspaper workers A n injury who they might draw instead. awaiting reinstatement were as much TO ONE IS Local 600 a problem in Detroit as homelessness, First mailers finally return crime, unemployment and darkened AN INJURY More than a dozen members of street lamps. TO AIL! Jerry Sullivan, President, Teamsters 2040, which represents Dave Hecker, representing the The members & officers of the locked-out mailers, will return to workDetroit Federation of Teachers, said the Officers, Leadership, on Monday morning, the first group teachersof are seeking “respect” at the Transportation Communications mailers to return since the unions bargaining table from school adminis­ Union stand with the newspaper Members, and Retirees offered to go back to work more than trators. Despite Public Act 112, which workers in Detroit. six months ago. bans teacher strikes, teachers may support the Mailers and other union members strike to back up their demand for I n S o l i d a r i t y ; locked-out will rally at 7:45 a.m. to cheer the fair treatment, he said. bcl60 returning workers as they return Robert Ourlian is a locked-out newspaper under reduced hour and pay guide­ Detroit News reporter and a member Robert A. Scardelletti lines imposed by the company in a of a Newspaper Guild bargaining International President workers. scheme unions contend is illegal. committee. PAGE 10 AUG. 24, 1997 Co-editors:Susan Watson, Norman Sinclair Managing Editor:Peggy Spencer-Castine Published by Detroit Sunday Journal Inc. 450 W. Fort Detroit, Mich. 48226 313-964-5655 Fax: 313-964-5554 Web site: http://www.rustnet/~workers/strike.html Member Michigan Press Association Ij^fj^fj^r Member National Newspaper Association PINION Metro NY Labor Communications Council Communicator of the Year Police brutality feeds on the poor

hat happened to Abnerrammed into his mouth so hard that Louima in New York it broke some of Louima’s front teeth. City, courtesy of severalOnce Volpe was through administer­ W of the city’s finest, is an ing his version of justice, he allegedly example of what happens when thewalked out of the bathroom with the public attitude toward real as well asplunger in plain view. perceived criminals is harsh, merci­ The plunger has since disappeared, less punishment rather than justicealthough an officer said to be cooper­ in a court of law. What made mattersating with the investigation claims worse for Louima is th at he is a blackVolpe told colleagues that he threw it Haitian immigrant in a country thatdown a sewer. As for the blood­ is having a hard time acceptingstained gloves Volpe used, they have immigrants these days, especiallybeen sent to a crime lab for analysis. those with darker skin. Once again, police brutality is Anti-immigrant sentiment is high,nothing new, nor is it confined to any and tough-on-crime sentiment is justone geographical location. However, as high if not higher. Put the twoit is interesting to note that few together and a volatile reaction reported is episodes of such out-of-con- guaranteed to result. As the sayingtrol behavior ever take place in well- Teamsters’ UPS victory goes, be careful of what you ask forto-do in neighborhoods. For some life because you ju st might get it. Thestrange reason it is always the poor, police brutalized Louima becausethe minorities, the immigrants that could re-energize labor they felt they could get away with findit, themselves on the receiving end and they wouldn’t have thoughtof they rage administered by crazed cops ith good reason, unionsUnions must also work to ensure that could get away with it if they felt thatwho somehow feel they have permis­ across our country arefuture trade agreements contain pro­ the public who they are paid to servesion to behave in such fashion. To at celebrating their victoryvisions that will treat American work­ had any regard for folks who lookleast like some degree, it is hard to deny in the United Parcel ers fairly. That means political action. that they are carrying out the unspo­WService strike. The Teamsters won sig­ It may be too much to hope that Louima. For those who have yet to hear theken - and sometimes loudly pro­nificant concessions from UPS in thelaws banning the hiring of replace­ story, Louima is a Haitian immigrantclaimed - public will. This applies settlement that ended their 15-dayment workers can pass in today’s con­ who was allegedly tortured and beat­when they fall short just as much as strike. Key among them were sub­servative political environment. But en by at least four New York policewhen they do their jobs properly. stantial wage increases and UPS’s clearly such laws are both just and officers following an Aug. 9 alterca­ The behavior displayed by Volpepromise to create thousands more full­needed, and they ought to remain a tion at a night club. Some witnesseshardly represents the behavior of time jobs now held by low-wage part-long-term goal on unions’ political claim Louima knocked an officermost officers, or even of officers timers. agenda. down after first being punched forassigned no to low-income areas. Being Will this victory energize the rest of Union leaders like Teamsters boss good reason by th at same policeman,a police officer is an exceptionally dif­ the labor movement? That’s the keyRon Carey were able to skillfully Officer Justin Volpe. Police brutalityficult job that few citizens under­ question today. Clearly AFL-CIO headexploit the public’s support of their is nothing new, and the phenomenonstand unless they’ve done the jobJohn Sweeney hopes to use the UPSfriendly UPS driver to win support for is hardly reserved for New York, butthemselves. example of union might to organizethe union’s cause. Polls showed the the level of brutality inflicted uponBut no job is so tough that sadisticnon-union workers. Sweeney andpublic backing the union two to one, Louima following that altercation behavioris can be excused. After all, other labor leaders would also like mostlyto on the strength of the part- the type that few nightmares couldthe job of Officer Justin Volpe was to convince other corporations to aban­time work issue. withstand. protect and serve the Abner Louimas don their union-busting tactics, asThis is a message that unions must According to Louima, who is suingof this country, not to pound themUPS did in the face of strong publictake to the public again and again. the city for $55 million, he was firstinto the dirt with impunity. support for the UPS workers. America is turning into a two-tiered taken to a deserted street and beaten But rather than being too opti­economy, with the handful of rich at by four cops who took turns having mistic, labor needs to take a careful the top and millions of low-wage, low- their fun. While in the police car, look at the UPS story and learn thebenefit workers at the bottom. We Louima was also slammed over the 10-second editorial right lessons. To begin with, the strikecan’t build a great future on minimum head with a police radio, which left at UPS shows how important politicalwage jobs and unions must trumpet an ugly gash as a reminder.Working part time is action can be. this reality at every opportunity. Following this episode, the cops deliv­ Unlike many large American corpo­Finally, the lesson from the UPS ered Louima to their Flatbushattractive if you want to be rations, UPS could not easily shift itsstrike is the one labor has sometimes precinct, where he was strippedwith your kids and you’re work overseas. It is this transfer ofneglected: Organize, organize, orga­ naked below the waist, then taken toa woman with a husband jobs to low-wage nations, and thenize. Only through their collective a stationhouse bathroom by Officerto support you. By the threat to shift yet more jobs in themight did the UPS workers achieve Volpe. There Louima was sodomized future, that has crippled the ability theirof goals. Workers elsewhere can do with the wooden handle of a plungerway, more than 10 million unions to win fair settlements. the same, but only if they remain so forcefully that it resulted in seri­American families are sup­ So one lesson is that labor’s agendastrong and united. That’s the real ous internal damage, including a tornported by single mothers. must go beyond union demands messagethat from the UPS saga, and labor colon. Then the plunger handle was companies keep jobs here at home.would do well not to forget it.

\ mem Wmm AUGUST 24, 1997 PAGE 11 Don’t treat workfare workers like serfs By Truth Freemyn and Sara Rios should be counted as wages. The reasoning hereers. isAlready tens of thousands of workers are being Last month the Department of Labor issuedthat if these benefits were tallied up, welfare work­displaced so that employers can hire “cheaper labor” guidelines confirming that workfare participantsers would earn more than the minimum wage. This- welfare recipients. are covered under the Fair Labor Standards Act,assumption is a drastic departure from how other■ Re-create the workplace inequities that were which regulates the minimum wage and overtimefederal work programs are administered. No otherbehind enactment of the FLSA in the first place - standards. But now certain lawmakers have votedfederal work program requires workers to workunfair at competition by employers and among work­ for a proposal that, in effect, would deny hundredssubminimum of wages or routinely has employer-paiders. This is exactly the problem that would be creat­ thousands of workfare participants the same feder­benefits counted as wages. In reality, reducing wagesed by subminimum wage workfare programs. al minimum wage and workplace protections thatto offset noncash benefits would actually amountThe to proposal being considered by Congress would other workers have. Most Americans feel that wel­a subminimum wage for these workers. do more than deny these workers the minimum fare workers should be treated fairly and should■ States can’t afford to put large numbers of welfarewage - it would deny them the same employment receive at least the minimum wage. But the issuerecipients to work and still pay the minimum wage.rights and protections that other workers are given. has been clouded by arguments that are misleadingA closer look reveals that practically all states haveFor example, it would eliminate all protections and unfair - not only to welfare workers, but toways all to make the best of the brave new welfareagainst employment discrimination and entirely workers. Consider the following arguments: world without resorting to an erosion of labor wipestan­ out protections against discrimination based ■ Welfare workers are not performing jobs, but aredards. For starters, the number of welfare recipientson gender or religion. It would also offer no recourse actually engaging in training programs. This argu­that the state must place in work activities nextto these same workers if they were sexually ment assumes that welfare workers are notyear has fallen since just last summer, when the newharassed or exploited on the job. “employees” and should not receive at least the min­welfare law was passed. As a result, states have To truly change welfare as we know it, politicians imum wage or be protected by basic workplace stan­more money to spend on meeting work require­must rid themselves of the perception that welfare dards. Instead welfare workers fall into some otherments. The federal welfare law also gives states flex­workers are charity cases. They are not. They are vague, undefined category of worker. This ignoresibility to meet the new work requirements. The lawmen and women who, like most of us, are working to the reality of the current workforce. For example,allows at least eight other activities to count asmake a living. It is incumbent on lawmakers and workers in virtually every job category and atwork, all including vocational education and on-the-jobemployers to offer training for these workers in levels of pay routinely receive some sort of on-the-training. basic job skills, and to regard them as productive job training for the work that they do. PoliticiansThese arguments should be cause for grave con­members of society. Providing them with the same don’t quibble about whether these workerscern are to all workers, not just workfare participants.wages and workplace protections as other workers “employees,” and - fortunately for most of us - theyDenying the minimum wage to these workerstakes a vital first step in this direction. don’t threaten to reduce our pay simply becausewould: we Sara Rios is the executive director of the National are trained to perform our jobs. Nevertheless, this■ isReduce overall wages. By allowing a large segmentEmployment Law Project. Truth Freemyn directs exactly what many members of Congress areof workers to earn less than the minimum, the over­the Workplace Anti-Discrimination Programs for 9 attempting to do to the most disadvantaged workersall wage floor would be reduced, creating a down­to 5, National Association of Working Women. For in our society. ward trend for all workers. information, contact Tony Copeland at 202-429- ■ Noncash benefits received by welfare workers■ Create unfair competition among low-wage work­1130. If CEOs are elite, why don’t they act that way? Whoever said “the cream rises to the out and for publicly challenging ernor,Gov. who has been drawing your tax top” never had to deal with the “cream Engler. dollars as a salary for 22 years. Let’s of the crop” known as the CEOs of cor­ letters If you agree with the Warrentalk facts behind these accusations. porate America. Now I’m not saying all Republican Club president thatCivil servants, State Police, conserva­ of corporate America is curdled ... justand th at ain’t hay. And thanks for Englerthe has lost his way, I invite yoution to officers, prison employees, mental some ... like UPS, for example. They’reopportunity to chew the political joincud the Democratic Party. New mem­ health workers, public health work­ now known as OOPS! with you. Y’all take care. bers are always welcome. ers, all work with a variety of people And y’all over Motown way. You wereMerry Zarafonetis Todd Schmitz, chair in need, from the helpless to the homi­ mowed down like hay by those news­Kentwood Macomb County Democratic Party cidal. We collectively have the highest paper higher-ups, the ones who should injury rates around. Why? Because we be wearing No Excuses jeans insteadDem lauds GOP Engler’s agenda choose to work in an environment of those deep-pocket, big-businessWhen a Republican leader shows There comes a certain point in timewhere we can have the biggest posi­ suits they cloaked themselves in socourage, Democrats should give himwhen self-preservation becomes thetive impact on people. Instead we are they could short-change labor andcredit. hide That’s why I am writing toNo. 1 priority in one’s life. As a mentalridiculed for our choices and because pitchforks. thank the president of the Warrenhealth worker and civil servant, we I earn a paycheck. Why does this They brought you the news; theirRepublican Club, Matt Jones. receive a salary. I get paid for what Ihappen? workers brought you the truth. As LilyIn a July 23 letter (Macomb Daily), do. Because it’s an agenda thing. Think Tomlin’s Edith Ann lipped, “and that’sJones blasted Gov. John Engler, sayingDo you want to be paid less for doingabout it. Fewer government services, the truth.” he has “lost his way.” Jones wrote,your job? I want you to, because if youmore private sector services. Yet even Now before I’m done milking these“Michigan Republicans have aban­get a raise it will cost me as a con­ with this continued downsizing of gov­ metaphors and la creme de la creme, I doned the growth agenda; this leavessumer more money to buy your prod­ernm ent jobs, you continue to lose don’t want anyone accusing me us of with a terrible economic and politi­uct, so take a pay cut and let me havemoney through increased taxes. It’s killing the sacred cow (corporatecal message for the next campaignmy product cheaper. tax time, people. Figure how much you America) with sticks-and-stone jour­cycle. The main rap on the RepublicanKind of makes you angry, doesn’tdon’t it? get now, then tell me how good a nalism. Party is that we favor the rich. As a People not knowing anything aboutsystem privatization is. At least the But at this point in the AmericanRepublican leader in Warren of mid­how hard you work or even what yourpeople who champion this process are economy, labor’s been put out to dle-class pas­ standing, I have been able jobto is telling you that you make making too money. Unfortunately we suf­ ture too long and they’re so hungrydeny that charge. But with this (gasmuch money, you’re overpaid. Well,fer by losing our jobs. You suffer more. they could eat a cow. So, holy cow, thosetax) vote, Michigan Republicans havethat’s what is occurring with stateWe can get another job. You can’t get cheap executive officers should getembraced to it.” employees. back your taxes. You can’t get back “cow”-towing to labor now. It’s time I agree with Jones that the main rap State officials have been publiclyyour lost services. You can’t get back they shared custody of the fatted calf.on the Republican Party is that theystating - seems like every day - howthe protections afforded you by the The CEOs should move over, rollfavor the rich. I also agree the gas taxoverpaid we are, how much of a socialconstitution of the State of Michigan. over, quit playing dead and changeis a loser for Macomb County. I thankdrain we are, how we take your moneyTom Fitzgerald their name to “Cooperate America”him for his courage in pointing thisfor nothing. This coming from our gov­Whittaker PAGE 12 AUGUST 24, 1997

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Demi is one tough commando By Ellen Creager sells her down the river for political purposes, Journal Staff Writer O’Neil gets even. Demi Moore is in awesome shape. She does Not content with showing the grueling situps while hanging upside-down. PushupsSEALs training as evidence of the group’s with one hand. She withstands punches inmacho the moxie, director Ridley Scott veers into face and kicks in the stomach by her own some silly directions when the unit’s subma­ superiors. Then she knocks off a crowd of rine training mission in the Mediterranean is Libyan desert fighters. suddenly interrupted by nebu­ This “iiberwoman” theme is lous Libyan mischief that calls the best part of watching “G.L movie review for an emergency, secret inva­ Jane,” a dark, malevolent action- sion of that sandy land. adventure flick about a woman “G.L Jane* Soon Moore, leader of her who trains for the elite Navy unit, is sneaking around the (Osee it now) SEALs. desert blowing stuff up, listen­ Sponsored by a wily Texas sen­ ing to dopey lines like “Lieu­ ator (a gruff and wonderful Anne Bancroft)tenant, bedouins at two-o’clock!” With bombs who wants a test case to prove women are blasting all around, she becomes a hero, equal to men in the military, Navy Lt. Jordanshowing the world and her merciless master O’Neil (Moore) is plucked from a radar intelli­chief (Viggo Mortensen) ju st who has the gence job and put in with the SEALs. Nobodyguts. thinks she can withstand “hell week,” which Still, this is Moore’s best and most complex Buena Vista Pictures features around-the-clock physical exhaustionperformance, elevating the material far above Demi Moore commands attention as a Navy SEAL in “G.l. Jane.” and terror, but she does. And when the senatorcomic-book status. Rated R.

TREASURE f e v A Riches abound at Pictured Rocks By John Gallagher Journal Staff Writer ichigan’s Upper Peninsula covers so vast a territory so far from everything else that many, perhaps most, metro Detroiters never visit it at all. M That’s a shame. The world beyond the Mackinac Bridge may still be Michigan, but it’s Michigan with a difference. A good starting point for a first visit to the U.P. is Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore. This nearly 50- mile stretch of shoreline along Lake Superior from Munising to Grand Marais contains some of Michigan’s most spectacular scenery. It also offers something for most tastes, including hiking, camp­ ing, scenic boat cruises, wreck diving, canoeing and kayaking. About eight hours from Detroit by car, it can make an ideal four- to five-day outing. The name Pictured Rocks derives from the aston­ ishing variety of hues and tints that mark the face of the rocky cliffs. The work of minerals seeping out through the soft rock face, which in turn are carved by Lake Superior winds and waves, these streaks Journal staff photo by JOHN GALLAGHER and rivulets of nature’s variety give the shoreline anThe formation known as Miner’s Castle is one of the most popular sites along Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore endlessly fascinating look. visible both from cruise boats and from scenic overlooks on land. See TREASURE, Page 24 AUGUST 24, 1997______PAGE 13 T T SUNDAY JOU Evil shows up on almost every channel

n one week, to bump into our George planet and kill Wallace, the J im us all. Wicked ■ “Snow White: Witch,I Milli McFa r l in A Tale of Vanilli and Highlights Terror,”9 Andrew Dice tonight, Show­ Clay all pay a time - The title visit to your prime-time TV plans. makes you look twice, doesn’t it? As if AAAAARGH!! Is there no relief in “Tales from the Crypt” grabbed sight? As a matter of fact, there is: Grimm’s Fairy Tales by mistake, this Thank goodness for the jazzed-up gory new made-for-cable movie chiller start of Montreux by the weekend. replaces fantasy with medieval reali­ ■ NCAA football: University of ties. Snow White (Monica Keena, of Wisconsin vs. Syracuse “Promise Kept: The Oksana Baiul University,2 today, ABC (Channel 7 Story”) is a spoiled, thankless beauty; in Detroit) - Football being the sea­ the hills are full of bloodthirsty sonal addiction it is, you’ll watch wolves, not dwarfs; and the “Wicked almost anything with an oblong ballWitch,” played with spellbinding com­ and guys in helmets once you’ve beenmand by Sigourney Weaver, becomes TNT hooked again by preseason pro a psychological study of slowly brew­ games. At least, that’s what ABC is ing evil. Sam Neill walks through as Gary Sinise stars as Alabama statesman George Wallace in TNT’s original docudrama hoping as it fills the Sunday after­ Snow White’s father. This retelling of “George Wallace,” starting at 8 tonight. noon void between exhibitions and“Snow White” is definitely not for sweeps. And where’s Thelma? kids. Or many fainthearted adults, forbusiness. The first installment chron­ the NFL’s opening week with this icles two fascinating “Whatever hap­ that matter. ■ “Hitz/Head Over Heels,”9 p.m. thrilling college football clash pened to...?” sagas, describing the rise between Wisconsin and Syracuse, two Tuesday, UPN - Andrew Dice Clay ■ “Pirate Tales,”9 tonight, TBS - and fall of infamous lip-synching poptried doing a TV sitcom as a relative­ talented but recently underachievingRoger Daltrey, who buckled a few duo Milli Vanilli and the bankruptcy teams, in the annual Kickoff Classic. ly subdued father figure in CBS’s swashes himself (mostly in hotel of superstar rapper Hammer, whose “Bless This House.” It bombed. Now ■ “George Wallace,”8 tonight rooms) as lead singer of The Who, bank called him one day and said, * he’s doing it his way. In “Hitz,” the (repeated at 10 p.m. and midnight hosts a two-part series of re-enact­ “Can’t touch this.” first of two new UPN comedies pre­ Monday) and 8 p.m. Tuesday (repeat­ments recounting the cutthroat deeds miering back to back, the Diceman of such high seas antiheroes as ■ “Good News,”9 p.m. Monday, ed at 10 p.m. and midnight UPN (Channel 50 in Detroit) - stars as an insufferable, tart-tongued Wednesday), TNT - I’ve been waiting Blackbeard, Sir Francis Drake and Trying to beat the fall-season rush byrecord company CEO who declares to see this TNT original docudrama Captain Kidd. Daltrey’s even in char­trotting out its new series this week, that two of his underlings (Rick acter for the role, playing a pirate ever since I first heard it was coming UPN prays upon the spirit of “Amen”Gomez, Claude Brooks) must sign a named William Dampier who kept a down the cable pipeline. Gary Sinise, for this church-oriented sitcom star­ big-name act (in this case, Coolio, diary of his own daring exploits. Hope who has found a wonderful acting ring David Ramsey as an energetic playing himself) or get canned. “Hitz” niche with riveting portrayals of he dies before he walks the plank. young minister charged with resur­ is followed at 9:30 by “Head Over 20th-century politicians (he also ■ “Behind the Music,”9 tonight, recting a downtrodden inner-city con­Heels,” with Peter Dobson and starred as HBO’s “Truman”), gives VH1 - This interesting new series gregation. “Amen” executive producerMitchell Whitfield as mismatched surprising depth, context and com­ takes the next logical step for a cable Ed Weinberger created the show; brothers who run a Miami dating ser­ plexity to America’s Hitler, the cocky music network’s programming: a “Amen” parishioner Roz Ryan is in vice. Alabama statesman who rode his newsmagazine-style look at stories the cast. Expect to see Sherman ■ “Celebrate Detroit,”9 p.m. segregationist policies dangerously inside and on the fringes of the musicHemsley by the November ratings Friday, Channel 62 - For the third close to the White House. Mare year in a row, Detroit’s CBS affiliate Winningham, as his wife, Lurleen, shares the spotlight with the annual and Clarence Williams III co-star. JIMMY MACK’S MAGNIFICENT MOVIE MENU Ford Montreux Detroit Jazz Festival ■ “Doomsday Rock,”9 tonight, The “The Producers,”11:45 today, Showtime;“Listen Up: The Lives by televising a two-hour, prime-time Family Channel - “3rd Rock from the Movie Channel;“Save the Tiger,” of Quincy Jones,”1:30 p.m. special showcasing opening night Sun,” it ain’t. In this new Family 2 today, Channel 56;“Silver Monday, HBO;“Searching for down by the riverside. Legendary Channel thriller (and doesn’t that Streak,”2 today and 7 p.m. Bobby Fischer,”9 p.m. Monday, Motor City trumpeter and bandleader sound like an oxymoron?), William Thursday, Showtime;“Crocodile ABC; “Nixon,”12:30 a.m. Tuesday, Johnny Trudell is the featured attrac­ Devane and Connie Sellecca are Dundee,” 7 tonight, Family Showtime;“Splash,” 8 p.m. Tuesday, tion, with guest performances by father-daughter astronomers who go Channel;“The Babe Ruth Fox (Channel 2 in Detroit); Alexander Zonjic, Norma Jean Bell, to extraordinary measures to destroy Story,”8 tonight, 1 a.m. Monday, “Hoosiers,”8 p.m. Tuesday, Ortheia Barnes, Jack Brokenshaw an asteroid that Dad believes is on a American Movie Classics;“The Channel 20;“Birdman of and sumptuous singer Kimmie collision course with Earth. You Last of the Mohicans,”8:30 Alcatraz,”2 a.m. Wednesday, TNT; Horne. Victoria Rowell, star of CBS’s know, someday TV watchers are tonight, ABC;“It Happened One “The Manchurian Candidate,” 8 “The Young and the Restless” and going to tire of these movies that Night,”12:45 p.m. Monday, p.m.t tWednesday, y i t nftxiTfi TNT. “Diagnosis: Murder,” is being import­ keep telling us something big is going ed to host the televent. SUNDAY MORNING/AFTERNOON AUGUST 24,1997

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TNT Taz-Mania Scooby Dooby Doo Gilligan In the Heat of the Night In the Heat of the Night In the Heat of the Night Movie: ★ ★ 1/2 “The Sacketts" (1979, Western) Tom Selleck, Sam Elliott. USA (7:00) Movie: “Little Sister" Movie: ★★V2 “Uncle Suck” (1989) John Candy. 33 WWF Superstars Wings E IMovie: kkk'/:2 “Superman II” (1980,Fantasy) Christopher Reeve. E Movie: * - * * "Back to the Future Part II" (1989)E DISN Chip-Dale Amazing Animals |Animal |Movie: “The Sword in the Stone” (1963) Movie: "Kids of the Round Table" (1995) Sitters | Flash |Torkelsons Ready-Not Inside Out |Goof Troop |MoreWlvs |“Magiclsle" HBO Little Lulu Happily Movie: k k '/1 “She's Having a Baby" (1988) ‘PG-13’ 33 |Smoke Movie: ★★ “Club Paradise"(WO) E Movie: k k “Down Periscope" (1996) E Movie: k k k “Doc Hollywood" (1991) Michael J. Fox. |Tracey MAX Movie: * * “Nine Months"[ 19 %) Hugh Grant. ‘PG-13’ Movie: k k k "Twister" (W O ) Helen Hunt. ‘PG-13’ E Movie: k k k "Teacher’s Pet” (1958)Clark Gable. E Movie: k k “ The Slugger's Wife"( 1985) 'PG-13'E Movie: “Hero" (1992) E PASS Paid Prog. |Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Races-Hazel Park Paid Prog. | Paid Prog. Tennis: ATP Hamlet Challenge Cup - Final. (Live) Tennis: ATP MFS Pro Championships |TBA Bowling SHO (7:15) Movie: "Elvis" Busy World Busy World My Life-Dog IChris Cross Movie: ★★ "Carry On Columbus"(1992) IMovie:"Once in a Blue Moon”(1995) Movie: k k k "Silver Streak" (1976) Gene Wilder. 'PG' “Teenage Ninja Turtles 3" TMC Movie: * ★ * * “The Lion in Winter" (1968,Drama) ‘PG’ Movie: * * "Bingo” (1991, Comedy) ‘PG’ ]Movte: * * * ’/2 “The Producers" (1967) |Movie:k k k 'h “A River Runs Through It"(1992)Craig Sheffer. 'PG' |Movie: * ★ * “ Trust" (1990) ‘R’ | SUNDAY EVENING AUGUST 24,1997

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MANCINI, SCHREUDER, Charlie Kerszykowski KLINE, and CONRAD, P.C. Business Manager & Financial Secretary For 23 Years, Attorneys Representing I.B.E.W. - Local 17 Injured Workers and Their Families SOLIDARITY 4 We Support Your Right To Fight f? No part of the service w e render, Machinists Air Transport District 143 supports the nor any job that we perform, For Dignity and Justice shall ever become so important, efforts of the workers at the Detroit News & Detroit 28225 Mound Rd., Warren, MI that we cannot take the time to do (810) 751-3900______Free Press to win a fair and equitable contract. the job safely! AUGUST 24, 1997 PAGE 21 Italian tradition lives at Ristorante di Maria By Christopher Cook Journal Restaurant Critic erhaps it says something heartening in this era of nou­ veau and pseudo Italian restaurants that there P rem ain a handful of good, solid old- fashioned Italian-American eateries that are always crowded, where it is always difficult to get a table. You can count them on one hand. And Ristorante di Maria on Walnut Lake Road, just west of Inkster, in West Bloomfield Township is one of them. The reason is that they keep offer­ ing quality and stick to tradition. They have faith in what they do and they continue to do it well. Ristorante di Maria opened in the 1980s and has been under the guidance of the Valente family who also own Little Italy in Northville and La Luna Grancaffe in Birmingham. And while the two others drift a lit­ tle into what has become the more “modern” forms of Italian cooking, this one is the rockbed of the old. The interior of Maria’s has changed little: Dark, dimly lighted, walls adorned with a mix of memorabilia and pictures of old Italian families from the turn of the century, family Journal photo by PATRICIA BECK portraits, signed photos of artists andRistorante di Maria in West Bloomfield Township is cozy and tight and seats 50 or 60 persons. such quirky items as a vanity Michigan license plate that reads taken, even for two, and are definitelyItaly, particularly from little villages slightly thick reduction of wine and “GORMAY.” recommended because of the size of in southern and eastern Italy. Thosebutter and garlic in an appetizer of M aria’s is cozy and tight and seats the place. families who arrived here from 1900 steamed mussels. perhaps 50 or 60 persons, all squeezedYou go to Maria’s for the food whichonward came looking for a better life My only quibble with Maria’s was together in a European cafe style. is quite traditional: Chicken or veal in the new world. They were a reflec­ with a beautifully prepared veal It can get a little raucous at times, saltimbocca, chicken cacciatore, fet- tion of a separation of class and saltimbocca, that had one small prob­ particularly when the doctor at the tucine Alfredo, canneloni, traditionalwealth in Italy which also greatly dic­lem: Clearly, the sauce had been fin­ next table for six starts bellowing so lasagna, veal Francese, veal Tosca, tated what you got on the table. ished with a too-sweet and slightly loudly about his $300,000 office reno­and an array of beef and fish dishes. In the big cities of Milan and Rome cloying cream sherry instead of vation that you suddenly make And there are the little touches. How food was far more delicate, refined Marsala. But then, I suppose that the friends with your other neighbors andmany places still, when you sit down,and complex than it was in the vil­ tradition also calls for using whatever commiserate about your own recycledimmediately plop in front of you a rel­lages of Abruzzi or Sicily. Cheap cuts is handy. home office equipment. But, hey, thish at’s tray of olives, green onions andof meat and whatever vegetables A small criticism on the wine list. part of the experience. radishes? where common and inexpensive dom­It’s adequate but a little lackluster. There is no bar. They serve only Old-fashioned Italian cooking in inated the dishes. Cream and white There is a short list of great top-end beer and wine. Reservations are America comes from the poor parts oftruffles belonged to the kitchens of wines at $50-$60 (including half bot­ the Medicis and Antinorris, while tles of Angelo Gaja Sperss) and there tomato and olive oil graced the tables is a rather thin selection at the cheap of little known families named end. The best value I saw was a horoscope Giordano and Andreatti. Maculan Brentino at $34.1 mention I remember once some years ago this because there is a vast array of Aries (March 21 - April 20) Libra (Sept 23 • Oct. 22) telling a well-known Detroit restau­ $15-$30 wines from which the restau­ Be more adventurous and try something These mood swings have got to go or you rant owner how much I enjoyed a rant could greatly improve its selec­ new. Take a friend dancing even if you don’t may lose your friends. Sit down and get to the veal dish at Vince’s on Springwells intion. know how. It will be fun. root of the problem. Taurus (April 21 - May 20) Scorpio (Oct 23 - Nov. 22) Detroit. He said he didn’t think the Maria’s is not high gourmet. It is This could be a very confusing time for you. Be more fiscally minded when shopping. Do veal was good because it was the simply honest, extremely good and Give yourself a chance to breathe. It will help a little research and find the best buys. You wrong cut. What escaped him was well worth the visit. Appetizers range you gain perspective on what is happening. may need that money for something important. that tradition of cooking called for thefrom $4 to $7, meat entrees from $11 Gemini (May 21 - June 20) Sagittarius (Nov. 23 - Dec. 20) Your flair for the dramatic may come in The weight on your shoulders may begin to cheap cut. to $20, and pasta dishes from $11 to useful. Fill your home with fragrant flowers feel lighter, but you aren’t sure why. Don’t What the poorer families did to $16. Our bill for two, with tip and and candles. A romance is on the way. question good fortune; just go with it. make up for what they could not minus a bottle of wine, was $60. Cancer (June 21 - July 20) Capricorn (Dec. 21 - Jan. 19) Stop being so nosy with friends and family Learn a new hobby, or take classes in lan­ afford was to develop alternate ways Most of all Maria’s reflects a type of Concentrate on straightening out the issues in guages or the arts. Your mind, soul and body of giving richness to a dish: Hours ofrestaurant that is slowly disappear­ your own life. will be enriched by your endeavors. reduction in thick tomato base and ing. Let’s hope Maria’s keeps going Leo (July 21 - Aug. 21) Aquarius (Jan. 20 - Feb. 18) boiling down combinations of wine forever. Perseverance seems to be the word of the Weed through the annoyances in your life moment. You have what it takes to get and get rid of whatever you can. Less is better, and meat juices to produce sauces Ristorante di Maria, 2080 Walnut through the toughest of times. especially when it comes to complications. th at give life to dishes. Lake Road, West Bloomfield Virgo (Aug. 22 - Sept. 22) Pisces (Feb. 19 - March 20) It is that knowledge and care aboutTownship. Call 248-851-2500. Open Stress is going to get to you, so find a way Be honest and direct when discussing emo­ to blow off steam. It also is important to watch tional issues. A loved one needs to hear your cooking that lives in Ristorante di every day for dinner. Major credit your diet and rest patterns. side of the story. Maria, and in such dishes as the cards. PAGE 22______AUGUST 24, 1997

jfj going out A look at ‘Faces of the Barrio’ By A udrey M cKenna Music $18.50, Meadow Brook. Parkway, between Schoenherr and Journal Staff Writer ■ Ziggy Marley and the Melody Makers Utica, Sterling Heights, 810-979-7010 ... Hope Orchestra, 2 today, Borders asa de Unidad Cultural with Big Head Todd and the Monsters, Hart Plaza Detroit Riverfront Festival, Bookstore, Farmington Hills, 248-737- 7:30 p.m. Tue., $12.50/$22.50, Pine Ribs ’n’ Soul, today; Montreux Jazz Arts and Media Center pre­ 2225 and 10 p.m. Thu.-Sat., Rumors, Knob. Festival, Fri. through Labor Day. sents “Faces of the Barrio Royal Oak, 248-546-0606 ... Fifth ■ Blues Music Festival Tour featuring (Rostros del Barrio),” a Avenue (no cover, unless otherwise B.B. King, the Robert Cray Band featur­ Art/design youthC photography exhibit. marked): Twistin’ Tarantulas, every ing the Memphis Horns, Jimmy “Searealism” exhibit by Brian Taylor, Sun.; Ghandee Dancer, every Mon.; the Vaughan, J. Geils and Magic Dick Majestic Cafe, 4140 Woodward, Detroit, The photos came out of the cen­ Reefermen with Harmonica Shah and Bluestime, 6 p.m. Thu., $12.50/$27.50, 313-833-0120 ... “African-American ter’s photography workshops last James Wailin, every Tue., 215 W. Fifth, Pine Knob. Gardens and Yards in the Rural South,” winter. The workshop is part of the Royal Oak, 248-542-9922 ... Fox & ■ Clarence (Gatemouth) Brown, 9 p.m. through Sept. 20, Main Detroit Library, “Tradiciones Vivas,” an ongoing Hounds: Original Hits, Mon.; Johnny Fri., $10, Mill Street, Pontiac. 5201 Woodward, 313-833-4042 ... youth program sponsored by Casa Bassett & the Blues Insurgents, Tue.- ■ Natalie Cole, 8 p.m. Fri., $15/$25, Pine “Salient Green,” featuring works by de Unidad. It includes hands-on artWed.; Chicago Pete, Thu.; A1 Hill and Knob. Lynda Benglis, Manny Farber, Beverly projects and cultural and historical the Love Butlers, Fri.-Sat., Bloomfield ■ Kenny Loggins with Everette Harp, Fishman, Alex Katz, Judy Linn, Gordon Hills, 248-644-4800 ... Memphis Smoke workshops on the Hispanic/Latino 7:30 Sat., $12.50/$22.50, Pine Knob. Newton and others, through Sept. 13, (Royal Oak): Killer Flamingos, Tue.; ■ Aretha Franklin and Keith Ruff, 7:30 Susanne Hilberry Gallery Birmingham, experience with mentors who are Duke Robillard, Wed.; Kenny Neil, bicultural and bilingual. p.m. next Sun., $12.50/$25, Pine Knob. 248-642-8250 ... CranbrookArt Thu.; Sun Messengers, Fri.; Hastings ■ Jale, Verbena and Fletcher Pratt, 9:30 Museum: Joe Crachiola is one of several Exhibit hours are 10-4:30 p.m. Street Blues Band, Sat., 248-543-4300 next Sun., $5, Blind Pig, Ann Arbor. artists featured in “Far From Home: weekdays, and it continues through .... Memphis Smoke (West Bloomfield): New Definitions of Domestic Living,” Oct. 10. Casa de Unidad is at 1920 Mudpuppy, Fri., 248-855-3110 ... MobyTheater through Aug. 31; “New Work by Scotten. Call 313-843-9598. Dicks: Yer Blues Jam Session, Thu.; “A Tribute to A1 Jolson: You Ain’t Cranbrook Academy of Art Artists,” fea­ Tom Limbaugh’s American Guitar, Sat., Heard Nothin’ Yet!,” 2 today, Temple turing artwork of recent graduates, Carol Duvall Day at fair Dearborn, 313-581-3650 ... Curtis Beth El, 7400 Telegraph, at 14 Mile, through Aug. 31, 10-5 p.m. Wed., Fri.- Sumter Project featuring Cathy Davis, Detroit’s favorite crafts goddess Carol Bloomfield Hills, $5 or free for seniors, Sat.; 10-9 Thu. and noon-5 Sun., $4, Fri., Stan’s Dugout, Auburn Hills, 248- Duvall will be at the Michigan State 248-851-1100 ... Performance Network Bloomfield Hills, 248-645-3319 ... 412-1040 ... Steve Wood Quartet, 7-9 Fair on Wed., doing a crafts demonstra­ presents “Drop Dead,” 2 p.m. today, $9- Creative Arts Center presents p.m. Fri., Borders Novi, 810-347-0780 tion at 10:30 a.m. in the Community $12, Ann Arbor, 313-663-0681. “Sculpture Pontiac ’97,” curated by John ... Bo’s Bistro (shows at 9:30): Bluecat, Arts Building. There will be a drawing Cynar and Mary Fortuna, a large-scale Fri., Pontiac, 810-338-6200 ... Coyote Films exhibition featuring works by 64 sculp­ for promotional merchandise by Home Club: Sean Blackman and John Arnold, and Garden Cable Network, which tors, 47 Williams, Pontiac; exhibition at Wed.; Shapes Between Us, Thu.; Sister Detroit Film Theatre: “The Day-trip- broadcasts a half-hour program featur­ the Center closes Sept. 12, and at other Seed, Fri.; Buster’s Blues Band, Sat., pers,” 4 and 7 tonight; “Drunks,” 7 p.m. ing Duvall. At noon, she will emcee the sites on Sept. 27, 248-333-7849 ... Works Pontiac, 810-332-4695 ... Saturday Mon., and “Career Girls,” 7 and 9:30 Country Fair/Homemaker luncheon in of 20th-century Christian artist Georges Night Central: Worship with the Arts p.m. Fri., 4, 7 and 9:30 p.m. Sat. and 4 the East Mall. Reservations required; Rouault, through Oct. 10, 11-3 Tue., features jazz saxophonist Beans and 7 p.m. next Sun., $5.50, 313-833- limited seating. Lunch tickets are free, Thu. and Sat., Swords into Plowshares Bowles, gospel pianist Bobbi Thompson2323 ... Windsor Film Theatre presents with paid fair admission; for tickets, call Peace Center and Gallery, 33 E. Adams and poets, 5:30 p.m. every Sat., Central classic films in their restored 35mm 313-369-8260. on Grand Circus Park, 313-963-7575 ... United Methodist Church, 23 E. prints: “Casablanca,” 7 tonight; “A The State Fair runs through Sept. 1. Clockwork Orange,” 9:15 tonight; Detroit Institute of Arts: “Sol Lewitt Adams, off Grand Circus Park, 313- Prints: 1970-1995,” through Aug. 24; Hours are 10-10; the midway is open 965-5422 ... Sports Bar & Grill: Blues “Sunset Blvd.,” 7 p.m. Thu.-next Sun., until midnight weekends and 11 p.m. “Splendors of Ancient Egypt,” through Life, Fri.; Motor City Josh and the Big and “The Godfather,” 9:15 p.m. Thu.- wee knights. next Sun., $4 (U.S. funds), 2135 Jan. 4; “Fabulous Monsters: Fantasy 3, Sat., Wyandotte, 313-285-5060 ... Marionettes from the Paul McPharlin Library Sports Pub & Grill (shows Wyandotte West, Windsor, 519-969-4494 Lecture series by Guinn ... “Dazed and Confused,” 9 p.m. (doorsCollection,” through Nov. 2; “Early begin at 10): Buster’s Blues Band, Thu.; Modem Masterpieces: Selections from The Community House in Pull, Fri., and Randy Volin and the open at 8) Mon., $2, State Theatre, Birmingham kicks off a lecture series by Detroit, 313-961-5450 .... Freedom Hill the Permanent Collection,” through Sonic Blues, Sat., Novi, 810-349-9110 spring; “Contemporary Masterpieces: Detroit Sunday Journal writer John ... Jo Serrapere, 9:30 p.m. Wed., Royal County Park Amphitheater presents Guinn next week. Guinn was the classi­ big-screen movies on Tue. (action films) Selections from the Permanent Oak Brewery, 248-544-1141 ... Collection,” through Feb. 28; “A Renais­ cal music critic for the Detroit Free Lightnin Creole, Fri., Union Lake Grill and Thu. (family films), gates open at 7, Press for more than 20 years. The lec­ movies begin at dusk; Metro Parkway, sance Altarpiece Preserved: Techniques and Bar, Commerce Twp., 810-360-7450 and Conservation of ‘Tobias and Three tures will preview chamber music con­ ... Old Woodward Grill (shows at 8): between Schoenherr and Utica, Sterling certs at the Detroit Opera House and Heights; $5, under 12 free; parking, $3, Archangels,’ ” through Jan. 4; 11-4 Wed.- Mike King, Fri.; Sister Seed, Sat., Fri., 11-5 weekends, 313-833-7900. Orchestra Hall during the 1997-98 sea­ Birmingham, 248-642-9400 ... Aisle 5, 810-979-7010. son. The first lecture will focus on the Sat., Mt. Chalet, Royal Oak, 810-549- Comedy Vermeer Quartet’s Sept. 6 performance, 2929 ... Soup Kitchen: DOWG Band New on sale featuring the 20th-century composer hosts Tuesday Bluesday, 9-midnight; II- Leo Dufour, 9 p.m. every Fri.-Sat. in At the Majestic: Taj Mahal & the Bela Bartok, Beethoven and V-I Orchestra, 9 p.m. every Thu.; Aug., $6, Joey’s Comedy Club/Paisano’s, Phantom Blues Band, Sept. 19, $17; Son Mendelssohn. Guinn’s lecture will be at Garfield, Fri., $5; Johnnie Bassett and Dearborn, 313-584-8885 ... Eleven mar­ Volt and Apples in Stereo, Sept. 26, $12 3 p.m. next Sun. The series costs $62, or the Blues Insurgents, Sat., 313-259- bles, 8-person spontaneous comedy ... At the Magic Stick: Tsunami and $12 for individual lectures. The 2643 ... Roadrunner’s Raft: acoustic troupe, 10:30 every Thu., Mill Street IDA, Sept. 1; Yo La Tengo and David Community House is located at 308 S. blues jam with Bill Baud, tonight-Mon.; Lounge, Pontiac, 810-333-2362 ... Kilgor, Sept. 22, $10 ... A second David Bates. Reservations are suggested. Call open mic, Wed., Hamtramck, 313-873- Second City: “Send in the Clones,” 8 Bowie concert, Sept. 22, State Theatre, 248-644-5823. 7238. p.m. Wed.-Thu. and Sun.; 8 and 10:30 $32.50 (Sept. 21 show sold out)... Julio p.m. Fri.-Sat., $12-$19.50, 313-965-2222. Iglesias, Oct. 1, Fox Theatre, $50/$35 ... British violinist coming Backstreet Boys, Sept. 28, Royal Oak The Farmington Area Philharmonic, a Selected concerts Authors/lectures Music Theatre, $17.50 ... 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The Montgomery, Mon.; Neal McCoy, Tue.; Prophets and Witnesses for Our Time,” DiMeola, Sept. 27, Michigan Theater, program will feature Beethoven’s “Violin Gladys Knight, Wed.; Sammy 3 p.m. today, Shaman Drum Bookstore, Ann Arbor, $10/$20 ... Yo La Tengo and Concerto.” This is one of only two stopsKershaw, Thu.; Johnny Gill, Fri.; the 311 S. State, Ann Arbor, 313-662-7407. David Kilgor, Sept. 20 at the Blind Pig, the four-time Grammy-winning Verve Pipe, Sat.; Crystal Waters, Robin Ann Arbor, $10. Kennedy will make in the United States S. and Lil Suzy, next Sun. and SawyerOut & about Please send “Going Out* items to The and his only Michigan performance. Brown, Labor Day. Freedom Hill County Park Flea Detroit Sunday Journal, 450 W. Fort, Detroit Tickets are $15-$40. Call 810-478-2075. ■ Sinead O’Connor, 8 tonight, $12.50/ Market, 7-4 every Wed., Metropolitan 48226. AUGUST 24, 1997 PAGE 23

rating guide just opened O see it now § wait for the video £0 read a book instead recent openings Good roaches gone bad “CopLand”0 Sly Stallone trades “Mimic” O in his Rocky/Rambo roles for a strong By Michelle Banks character effort as a small-town sher­ Special to the Journal iff battling corruption. R.Michelle - It may be hard to swallow a sci-fi Banks thriller with the premise of having “Kiss Me, Guido”§ This farce roaches mutating into humans, but about a straight man who thinks thatwhen it’s set underneath the sub­ GWM in a “roommate wanted” ad ways of New York City, it seems at means Guy With Money is improba­ least a little more plausible. ble but sweet-tempered and live. R. A lot goes on in “Mimic,” with its - Matt Black unique creature effects and unset­ “Event Horizon”§ This new sci-fi tling plot. Its dark, moody photogra­ thriller wants to be different, but it phy sometimes makes it hard to see can’t escape the trap of regurgitating what’s going on, which allows your scenes from previous sci-fi/horror imagination into an even darker films. R. - M. Black place that makes the film creepy and effective. “When the Cat’s Away”O This A terrible disease traced to cock­ refreshingly light film is an unsenti­ roaches is wiping out hordes of chil­ mental but heartfelt valentine to a dren in New York City. Brilliant vanishing Paris. R.M. - Black entomologist Susan Tyler (Mira Sorvino) is brought in to find a cure. Along with husband Peter Mann still showing (Jeremy Northam), the two have Miramax Films concocted a species of insect called Jeremy Northam and Mira Sorvino star in the sci-fi bugfest “Mimic,” as scientists the Judas breed, which wipes out who create a new cockroach. the disease-bearing roaches and “Air Force One”R. - John Gallagher saves the lives of millions of chil­ relationship with his stepmom via hisa fey deejay earlier this summer dren. Three years later, however, thefew quick calls on a cell phone. PG-in “The Fifth Element” was no fluke. “Batman and Robin”PG-13. -J.G. cure has evolved into humanoid 13. - M att Black R. - M. Black “Contact”PG. - M. Black creatures with a plan to wipe out “Face/Off”R. - M. Black mankind. “Dirty Dancing”O “A Smile Like Yours” “The Fifth Element”PG-13. -J.G. The acting is adequate, with a This would-be comedy of male rousing supporting role from Returning to theaters for a 10th- “George of the Jungle”G. - M. anniversary run, this story of libera­infertility delivers less payload than Charles Dutton as the unsuspecting the sperm of Greg Kinnear’s wor­ Black MTA cop who goes face to face withtion through dance in the early ’60s “Hercules”G. - Gary Graff Catskills - call it “Shecky Greene ried engineer. a genetic nightmare. Director The chemistry he enjoyed in the “Men in Black”PG-13 -M . Banks Guillermo Del Toro is known for Fever” - still makes for a decent story and an even better viewing “Sabrina” remake with Lauren “Shall We Dance?”PG. - J.G. putting new twists to old genres; Holly, who plays his anxious wife here, making his American directo­experience, mostly because Patrick “Spaw n”PG-13. -M. Banks Swayze and Jennifer Grey are such here, is nonexistent. This time rial debut, Del Toro deviates suc­ around she’s so worried about bruis­ “Ulee’s Gold”R. - William Hanson cessfully from the norm with this a sharp couple. The intertwined themes and mes­ ing his already shaky ego that she sci-fi horror flick that knows how to hides from him the fact that her mmrnrn creep out (and often times disgust) sages that run throughout the film rFV are basic happily-ever-after fare. perfume business is turning fabu­ an audience with his half-man/half- lously profitable. This leads to pre­ insect creatures from New York. R. Why we really went - and will go “Conspiracy Theory”R. - J.G. again - is to see the dancing, partic­dictable misunderstandings, wrong “Good Burger”PG-13. - G.G. ularly the charged ensemble pieces assumptions and nights of barren “Masterminds” § misery in bed - all predictably put “Jungle 2 Jungle”PG. - W.H. that intimate the roots of Madonna This is unremarkable but inoffen­and the lambada were actually in right. “LiarLiar”PG-13. -M. Banks sive teen escapism. Vincent John F. Kennedy’s Camelot. PG-13. Helpful sidekick performances by “The Lost World: Jurassic Park” Kartheiser makes a favorable - Gary Graff Joan Cusack and Jay Thomas, San PG-13. -M. Banks impression as a computer-sawy, Francisco settings and even a cameo skateboarding delinquent who from Shirley MacLaine can’t rescue “My Best Friend’s Wedding”PG- “Money Talks” S 13. -W.H. sneaks into his stepsister’s school to this lame effort from seeming simul­ battle terrorists holding rich kids A routine buddy movie that playstaneously tired and bland. R.M. - “187” R .-M . Banks hostage. like a low-budget “48 Hours,” “MoneyBlack “Out to Sea”PG-13. -J.G. The usual teen convention holdsTalks” - stars Chris Tucker as a small­ “Pippi Longstocking”(not namely that adults know nothingtime LA hustler who enlists the helpreviewed) Astrid Lindgren’s time­ and, even if heavily armed, don’t of TV newsman Charlie Sheen to less, pig-tailed hero gets the animat­ coming attractions stand a chance against seemingly disabuse both police and hostile pur­ed treatment, with Catherine powerless teens who resourcefullysuers of the mistaken idea that O’Hara, Dave Thomas and Melissa “Excess Baggage”- An emotionally scurry though cellars crossing wiresTucker is a big-time diamond thief. Altro providing the voices. G. neglected rich girl stages her own and wreaking electronic sabotage. It’s all too predictable, right down to kidnapping in order to gain atten­ Patrick Stewart has his moments, the big final shoot-out in the Los “Leave It to Beaver”(not tion. PG-13. enjoying the chance to be hammyAngeles as Coliseum. reviewed) The famed TV family sit­ “Star M aps”- This story of a would- the terrorists’ ringleader. But he’s But it’s nevertheless OK as a com recasts itself during the ’JF be movie star held back by his not as hammy as the decision to launch pad for Tucker’s warm, lik­ Hey, they did it for “The Brady oppressive family is part fantasy, part allow the young hero to repair hisable motormouthing, confirming thatBunch,” so why not the Beav? F melodrama. R. _ iillllllllillill mm PAGE 24 AUG. 24f imZm 1997 Wounded Pepper on mend in Michigan uess what member of a red-hot pop group is B e t w e e n recuperating at his dad’s Rockford, Mich., t h e L in e s home, drinking Vernors, spoon­ By Shirley Wilson ing up Sanders hot fudge and and friends otherwise getting in touch with his Michigan roots? According to former Detroiter (and former Creem editor)Jaan Uhelszki, middle of nowhere” when he Red Hot Chili PepperAnthony encountered a “No News or Free K iedis is nursing his wounds Press” lawn sign, sitting out for from a recent motorcycle acci­ all the world to see. Talk about dent in the little town north of negative publicity, for the rest of Grand Rapids. As Kiedis nurses their corporate lives, everywhere his ravaged wrist, the rest of the in the United States. Journal staff photo by JOHN GALLAGHER band are puttering around get­ Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore offers mile after mile of intricately carved cliffs, ting ready for their three make­ Stones still rolling up dates next month in Las including this five-stoiy high archway. Get ready, all you fans of first- Vegas, Honolulu and Anchorage. generation British blues-rock: the The band’s press rep says that Rolling Stones are oiled, lubed, Kiedis still has about nine Grecian Formula-ed and back on months of physical therapy to Riches abound at Pictured Rocks tour again! They plan to hit the look forward to before his wrist Pontiac Silverdome Dec. 2 with TREASURE, From Page 12 100 feet of water, the ore carrier went is completely healed, but insisted their “Bridges to Babylon” tour. down on July 13, 1889, after being that the singer is healthy in the Each show will really be two con­ Probably the best way to see the side-swiped in heavy fog by another ways that count. Okay, we know certs in one, with name bands shoreline is to take one of the cruiseship. what you mean. boats from nearby Munising. These Another popular dive site lies in like Blues Traveler, Sheryl cruises leave from Munising’s city Murray Bay off Grand Island, a huge Put on a friendly face Crow, Smashing Pumpkins, dock from May to October. They last island lying just off shore that pro­ Foo Fightersand Jam iroquai Down at the Scabfreep, there’ll tects Munising from the ravages of taking turns as opening act. about two-and-a-half hours and cover be a new addition to those about 15 miles of shoreline out and Lake Superior storms. This mystery Sources say that it’ll be Blues engrossing stories you haven’t back. Among other things, they’re a ship is an early 1800’s schooner that Traveler joining the Stones when been reading. Now at the end of is completely intact. they play Pontiac. If you plan to camera buff’s dream. Operators come each piece in the Friendly Grand Island itself, meanwhile, is a go, start saving money now. as close as possible to the cliffs, some­ Union-buster, the writer’s phone time almost near enough to touch. popular spot for hikers, bikers and Tickets prices will average $55. number will be listed. We just Pictured Rocks is accessible by car, campers. The U.S. Forest Service pur­ There will be a 12-per-person want to know, is this because too. Park roads venture close enoughchased Grand Island in 1992 and is limit. reader representativeJulie at some points to let visitors get outdeveloping plans to open more of the Toppingjust can’t handle her and trek a short distance to scenic island for public enjoyment. job fielding all those annoying Ms. Smith overlooks. A spot known as Miner’s A visitor’s first stop ought to be to phone calls from readers? Be goes to New York Beach deserves its popularity - a the helpful visitors and tourism cen­ sure to call - the scab reporters, Punk chanteusePatti Smith’s half-mile or so of driftwood-strewn ter in downtown Munising. The not the returned Guild writers. new album finally has a name, sand, the beach makes a delightfullyNational Parks Service staffs and And share with them, in true “Peace and Noise,” and is due out refreshing stop after a hot day hikingoperates the center, which is brimful touchy-feely Freep style, what Sept. 30. A while back Smith had or driving. with maps and guides. Here one can you think of their attempt to said she would be producing the Be warned, though, that the wateralso find out about some of the ser­ steal the jobs of Guild reporters. album herself, but ended up shar­ can be cold. Lake Superior at best is vices offered, like guided hikes on ing production credits with the several degrees colder than Lake nature trails. Grosse Pointe Blank II band. Her kids are now enrolled Michigan on any given day. The lake’sBecause of its great distance, the in New York schools, and she’s a great depth (it’s the deepest of the Pictured Rocks area doesn’t draw as A little birdie tells us that actorJohn Cusackis contem­ Manhattanite again, but Smith five great lakes) means it seldom many summertime boaters as says she’s keeping her St. Clair warms up like, say, Lake St. Clair, Georgian Bay or Lake Huron’s North plating a sequel to our fave black comedy, “Grosse Pointe Blank,” Shores house for summer visits. which seldom gets deeper than 25 Channel. But for those who go, it’s the first movie (we know of) to feet or so. worth it. There are good dock facili­ Numbers racket Camping is available at three ties both at Munising and at Grand feature a “No News Or Free points within the Pictured Rocks Marais on the eastern end of the Press Wanted Here” sign. Do you have a tough time National Park. These sites fill up national shoreline. And there are Cusack is reportedly trying to remembering phone numbers? early, but fortunately good camp sitesgood anchorages at several spots figure out what happens to How about trying a little word are available at many other locations along Grand Island’s shore. Martin Blanknext. His sister, association? Check out www.pho- in and around the Munising area. Admittedly, for those used to travel­ actress Joan Cusack, says it was netic.com for some great ideas for Recreational divers have also founding in style, Munising may lack the one of her career highlights to transforming your number into a haven at Pictured Rocks. For one cushier comforts of lodging and fine star opposite her bro in “Blank” words. Follow the directions and thing, Lake Superior’s cold, fresh dining. But for those who want to see and would love the opportunityplug in your number and the site to do a sequel. We’ll keep ya water preserves even century-old Michigan scenery at its best, a visit to will search for all words found ships in near pristine condition. ForPictured Rocks remains a must. posted. within your phone number. For example, the phone at the another, the wrecks in this Alger For more information, some places Global village Underwater Preserve are so remote to call include the Pictured Rocks Journal would be 9-oh-Jo-55. This that they haven’t been scavenged tooNational Lakeshore visitors center in A locked-out Teamster pal of site is tons of fun, check it out. badly. (The state in 1988 outlawed Munising at 906-387-3700; the ours was vacationing in Got good stuff for BTL? Fax the taking of articles from wrecks.) Pictured Rocks Cruises, Inc., at 906- Mayfield, Ky., more than 600 Shirley and the gang at 313-964- The most popular of the dive sites387-2379; the Grand Island Charters miles from home, driving down a5554 or e-mail ’em at probably is Munising Bay’s east at 906-387-4477; and the Alger two-lane highway, 1-121, “in the [email protected]. Thanks! channel, where divers find the wreckCounty Chamber of Commerce.at 906- of the Smith Moore. Lying in about 387-2138. \

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Metro Council of Find your new employees through Consolidated Plan Performance Report — PY 1996 The project is anticipated to be Newspaper Unions The Detroit Sunday Journal done in two phases: Phase 1 The County of Wayne will be submitting an annual performance report to the Department of Housing 2741 Trumbull, Detroit, Ml 48216 Help Wanted Ads. (October 1997to June 1998) and Our Ads Work! and Urban Development (HUD). The Annual Performance Report is a review and assessment of the All proceeds go to support Detroit Phase 2 (July 1998 to March County’s Consolidated Action Plan (CP). The report is a requirement from HUD to report annually on Newspaper Workers in their fight for CHIEF INVESTIGATOR 1999). An interdepartmental a fair contract. a jurisdiction’s progress in carrying out its housing strategy. The report also allows the County to dis­ City of Detroit working group, headed by the cuss any future actions it proposes to make as a result of assessing its annual CP performance. Detroit Police Department Commission staff, will interview Birthdays The PY ‘96 Annual Performance is available for public review at the Wayne County Community Chief Investigator must be a civilian prospective consultant(s) and and serves at the pleasure of the Development Division, L-13 Wayne County Building, 600 Randolph, Detroit, Ml 48226-2831. FLO WALKER oversee the work. Board of Police Commissioners. Comments are welcomed and may be submitted to the above address throughout the comment peri­ Happy Birthday to one of our To receive a copy of the RFP Degree in appropriate field and od, August 25, 1997 through September 12, 1997 until 5:00 p.m. biggest supporters. Detroit residency required. which details the scope of You go girl! Further information may be obtained by calling the Wayne County Community Development Division No City of Detroit service for a mini­ services and expected tasks, Susan and the DSJ crew at (313) 224-5250. mum of three consecutive years, please contact the City Individuals with disabilities who require special accommodations, auxiliary aids or services to Happy 50th Birthday Floyd Black! prior to appointment. Planning Commission, 202 respond to this notice should contact (313) 224-5027 or for hearing or speech impaired persons You’re halfway there. A fine orange, Salary and benefits commensurate City-County Building, Detroit, white and black present awaits you using TDD’s or similar devices, contact the Michigan Relay Center toll free at 1 (800) 649-3777 to with experience. Resume due no MI 48226, (313) 224-6225. on Elgin Street. (Just kidding) Love, later than October 15,1997. By mail: communicate directly with the Community Development Division. Reasonable advance notice is Completed proposals will be Judy and Tom Board of Police Commissioners required. due on Monday, September Happy 33rd Birthday #1 son 1300 Beaubien — Room 328 Edward H. McNamara 22, 1997 at 4:30 p.m. Ricky (Raccoon) Murphy Detroit, Michigan 48226 Wayne County Executive Love, Mom ^ (313) 596-1830 PAGE 26 AUGUST 24, 1997

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(313) 425-3414. had a Clinton appointee on the fed­ Richard McCord argues, “is to Liz, we need you and you need us. eral bench to handle that 10(j) REPORT ethical, moral and legal FRANK WESTON — You are one in a million. Thanks for your support. Gerald Baskerville and Co. PAINTING - WOODY’S PAINT We miss you and love you. JoAnne request. Just imagine what would wrongdoing, not COMMIT it." Get the & HANDYMAN SERVICES Printer’s Picnic Committee. ______Accounting and Tax Service since from W.I.L.D.______have happened if we’d had a book now and find out what Gannett 1942. At Livernois exit of I-75. Free estimates for many types Reagan or Bush or Dole appointee. thinks “freedom of the press” means. Gerry Symanzikand Glen Libby did We cover all accounting needs of home repair. Professional The Biffs and Mimis of the world a fine job on the Printer’s Picnic. Why, they would have ruled against Send $27.45 (made payable to Metro for new and old business. indoor/outdoor painting. Locked-Outneed to know if Bill Clinton can have Orville will be back to help next year. a line item veto, why can’t the us right away instead of giving peo­ Council of Newspaper Unions) to: (313) 842-2336 Fax (313) 842-2535 Newspaper Worker. (313) 941-1063. The Detroit Sunday Journal, 450 W. See you the third week of August Journal Classified staff? ple false hopes for two weeks. Join 1998 at Stoney Creek for the 16th JTs PAINTING & HANDYMAN Fort, Detroit, Ml 48226. Attn: Chain LeiLyn Hughes Communications the New Party, join the Labor Party, Annual Printer’s Picnic. Please mark SERVICE Pittsburgh Newspaper Guild: You’re Gang. Include name and address you Internet advertising and consulting join the Green Party, join the Hack! your calendar now. Fran______for all your internet needs. Interior and exterior painting, power simply the best! Solidarity Forever! want it sent to. -The Chain Gang, washing, gutter cleaning, fall clean­ Hey Kate, we found your teeth. No (248) 543-9774 or Printers United! To JENNIFER AND INGRID; Hope One Newspaper versus the ing Free estimates, senior need to be a lapdog to anyone any­ e-mail @ [email protected] Just because we’ve been split in that you both enjoyed your visit toGannett Empire. discounts. (810) 791-4165. more. Mike and Randy three doesn’t mean we aren’t one. America! Have a safe flight back COPY & ART SIDING • ROOFING • GUTTERS The folks outside salute the brave home to France. Come back and NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS The Best in Words and Pictures DRYWALL • PAINTING brothers and sisters inside. see us again sometime. PROPOSED ORDINANCE TO AMEND Experienced writers, editors, pho­ Reliable residential installation and PROPOSED ORDINANCE TO ADD Love, the Vasseur’s CHAPTER 61 OF THE 1984 DETROIT tographers, graphic artists and repair service. Work done myself. As Detroit Sunday Journal readers CHAPTER 35.5 TO THE 1984 designers. (313) 927-0817. Licensed. (810) 776-8055 already know, Sandy Levin has I used to think that you could find DETROIT CITY CODE TO ESTABLISH CITY CODE TO MAKE A ZONING betrayed the newspaper strikers, Jimmy Hoffa by looking in the A CITY OF DETROIT MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE COMMENSURATE WITH HAROLD’S PRINTING SERVICE BUD’S PAINTING THE NEW CHAPTER 35.5 their families, their supporters, the Yellow Pages under “Cement”. ORDINANCE VIOLATIONS BUREAU Business Card Special Quality work at reasonable prices. Labor Movement, working people AND A ZONING ENFORCEMENT Now I know you can find him in the The Detroit City Council will hold a Two-color, raised type References available. Interior and and his neighbors and constituents. BRANCH OF THAT BUREAU TO Exterior. (810) 977-2941. Sunday Journal! PUBLIC HEARING in the City Council business cards $45 per 1000 The question is, what are we going DECRIMINALIZE MISDeMEANOR (313) 493-0177 Committee Room, 13th Floor of the City- A Painter, Not An Artist! to do about it? The answer is simple: MUSIC, MUSIC, MUSIC. Charlie VIOLATIONS BY DESIGNATING SAID County building on Quality interior painting. Also Permamently replace Sandy Levin in ★ WEDDING INVITATIONS ★ King, Voices of Solidarity, SEIU VIOLATIONS AS MUNICIPAL CIVIL FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 5,1997 al 10:40 A.M. fences, garages and porches. Washington. To do that, labor Gospel Choir, SHAP, StarNails and INFRACTIONS All items discounted. Sampled at which time all interested persons are Affordable and reliable. Good refer­ unions, Democratic Party activists more. All at the DETROIT LABOR- The Detroit City Council will hold a albums delivered. 20-album invited to be present and be heard as to ences. Call (810) 754-8893. and all people of conscience must FEST Monday, Sept. 1, at the Kern PUBLIC HEARING in the City Council choice. Call Agnes E. Johnson their views on the above-proposed ordi­ encourage and support progressive Block downtown. See you there! Committee Room, 13th Floor of the City- (810) 588-3764 A-1 PAINTING QUALITY WORK nance amendment described as follows: people with the courage of their con­ County building on Reasonable rates, free estimates, victions to run for the 12th District I don’t care what O’Meara says. SUMMARY Maintenance & Repair FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 5,1997 at 10:30 A.M., references. Western Wayne and seat, even if that means a primary We’re not the losers in this business. This proposed ordinance amends Chapter at which time all interested persons are Oakland Counties against Levin. If Sandy Levin gets Pillsbury has their doughboy. 61 of the 1984 Detroit City Code by amend­ Baxter & Co. invited to be present and be heard as to Call Mark at (313) 531-7824 away with betraying his supporters, Gecko’s has theirs. Minute Mike ing Sections 32.0000, 32.0048, 32.0075, Plumbing, electric, drywall, their views on the above-proposed ordi­ what’s to stop other spineless elect­ 62.0300, 63.0100, 65.0300, 66.0000, painting, gutters and brickwork. Residential Painting doughboy. Your friend, Gino. nance amendment described as follows: ed officials from doing the same. 66.0100 , 66.0101, 68.0400, 69.0000, Call Donald Brintley at: Interior and exterior. Reasonable Montreaux? State Fair? Hamtramck? Enough is enough! SUMMARY 81.0200 and 82.0200 of, by repealing (313) 567-8408, (313) 934-8907rates, free estimates. Gutter clean­ Can’t decide which Festival to attend Anyone But Sandy in 1998 The proposed ordinance amends the 1984 Sections 32.0062 and 32.0062A and ing. We clean garages! Andrew at Labor Day? Check out the new kid on HANDYMAN — CPK SERVICES Detroit City Code by adding Chapter 35.5 adding substitute Sections 32.0062 and (313) 366-3938. Larry Skwarczinski — the block — the Kern Block — in Home repairs and maintenance entitled ‘Municipal Civil Infractions' which 320062A of, and by adding Sections downtown Detroit. Music, exhibits, of all types, 16 years experience. GENERAL HANDYMAN Thanks for showing us all that one shall consist of Article I entitled 'Municipal 32.0013B, 32.0022A, 32.0028A, 32.0031, person can make a difference. family fun, food at Detroit’s first Call Chuck, (810) 773-9249 Interior and exterior painting and Civil Infraction Actions’ that shall be divided 32.0061A, 32.0062B, 32.0062C, woodwork. Drywall and painting. Your friend in SCC. LABORFEST. The fun starts at 10:30 into Division I ‘In General' which shall con­ 32.0062 D, 32.0062S, 32.0078B, VINCE FURNARI CEMENT Light plumbing and electrical. Very a.m. and goes to 3 p.m. March in the tain Section 35.5-1-1 through 35.5-1-6, 32.0101H, 32.0101 P, 32.0101Q, 32.0101R Telepathy is real. Hearing voices is Repair work or new construction experienced. Serving all of Metro Labor Day Parade — then come on Division II ‘Municipal Civil Infraction and 32.0104 to Ordinance No. 390-G, as driveway, porches, patio sidewalks. Detroit. Call Don (313) 841-0607. not a delusion. The state is involved down to the Kern Block to show yourViolation Notices’ which shall contain amended, The Official Zoning Ordinance of Call for a free estimate, licensed in a deliberate cover up of this. solidarity! Sections 35.5-1-21 through 35.5-1-25, and the City of Detroit, to define the terms and insured, eastside, some west. Misc. Services Division III ‘Municipal Civil Infraction ‘authorized city official’, 'bureau', ‘citation’, (810) 465-5172 Citations’ which shall contain Sections ‘debris’, ‘motel’, ‘municipal civil infrac­ Laundry Service 35.5-1-31 through 35.5-1-36, and Article II tion',‘municipal civil infraction action', Vinyl siding and gutters, roofs, Pick up and delivery. Pound clean­ L eg al S ervices entitled 'City of Detroit Municipal Ordinance ‘municipal civil infraction citation', 'munici­ houses and garages done by ing, $1.50/lb. Dry cleaning, $3/pc. Violations Bureau’ that shall be divided into pal civil infraction determination’, ‘municipal locked-out workers. Call Steve, Dresses, $1.50. Comforters, twin Division I ‘In General” which shall contain civil infraction violation notice’, ‘nightclub’, (313) 441-2775 and full, $12.50. King and Queen, ELLIS BOAL Attorneys - Injury Claims - Criminal Sections 35.5-2-1 through 35.5-2-8, and ‘repeat offense', ’vehicle’, ‘violation’, ‘viola­ Division II “Zoning Enforcement Branch” tion notice’, ‘violator’, and ‘zoning enforce­ CLEANING SERVICES $20. For more information, call 925 Ford Building, Detroit and Divorce. Reasonable rates. Charlotte at (313) 533-0973. Authorized UAW referral attorneys. which shall contain Sections 35.5-2-21 ment branch'; to redefine the terms ‘hotel’ Think summer, power washing and (313) 962-2770 Free consultations and home visits. through 35.5-2-23, to define ‘authorized and ‘private passenger vehicle’; to provice deck restoration. Reserve a spot at Auto and Boat Detailing Wax and [email protected] ’ GATES AND GATES city official’, ‘bureau’, ‘citation’, ‘depart­ that the City of Detroit may enforce this the top of our spring deck-cleaning Rub-Out. Call Joe, (313) 417-3389. ordinance through the issuance either of a BANKRUPTCY (810) 543-5990 ment’, ‘enforcement branch’, ‘municipal list and receive a 10% discount. civil infraction’, 'municipal civil infraction municipal civil infraction violation notice or LOCKED-OUT WORKER Is it right for you? Westside, (313) 408-0685. JEFFREY J. 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NO SCABS PLEASE Total Attorney Fee meanors as municipal civil infractions, for ize any violation of this ordinance by deem­ (313) 937-3609. MORE VIDEO VIDEOGRAPHER PAUL H. STEVENSON establishing civil fines regarding municipal ing and such violation to be a municipal Specializing in weddings, Bat Mitz- (810) 398-5000 SUN CONSTRUCTION - Roofing Attorney at Law civil infractions, for commencement of civil infraction in lieu of being a misde­ vahs, Bar Mitzvahs and any other Former U.A.W. Attorney and vinyl siding, seamless gutters, Criminal Defense, Personal Injury municipal civil infraction actions, and for meanor; to provide a schedule of civil fines special occasions. 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Start to pal civil infraction citations; to provide a lation notice is decreased by ten percent Call Pamela (810) 771-6246. finish repairs, insurance work, tex- schedule of civil fines for municipal civil (10%) when paid prior to the appearance tured ceilings. Prompt and reason­ Misc. Services - “A dult” d H IU E H S H infraction determinations that are made by date and increased by ten percent (10%) able rates. Locked-Out Newspaper 36th District Court judges and magistrates when paid after the appearance date; and Worker. (517) 546-8576. For good phone, call me at home. regarding municipal civil infraction cita­ to delete the term ‘bureau’ throughout Live/Hot/Open Conversation. 18+ Sewing Machine Service tions; to establish a municipal ordinance Ordinance No. 390-G, as amended, The V/MC (248) 693-7224. violations bureau within the City of Detroit Official Zoning Ordinance of the City of Tune-up special in your home, for the acceptance of admissions of Detroit, where the term is used to mean $29.95. All makes, all ages, all TAWNY’S SECRET FANTASIES! responsibility for municipal civil infractions other than the City of Detroit Municipal parts stocked. 38 years experience. Exquisitely Erotic Conversation and for the collection and retention of civil Ordinance Violations Bureau. 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NOTICE TO THE HEARING IMPAIRED: reading at 2nd Cup Cafe, Oak tion, and to provide a schedule of civil fines If you would like a sign language inter­ INTERIOR PAINTING Park, 2nd and 4th Wednesday of for violation of the Official Zoning Ordinance preter to be present at this public hearing, Wallpaper hanging and stripping of the City of Detroit, being Ordinance No. the month. Call (248) 542-3283. please call the Council’s Research and Call for free estimates Ask for Fred or on the net, 390-G, which is incorporated by reference 8/24/97 © 1997 by M. Reagle Analysis Division at 224-4946 at least 48 (313) 584-4639 into Chapter 61 of this Code. http://[email protected] hours before the scheduled hearing time. AUGUST 24, 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 27

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Warren, Michigan 48089 9 p.m. College football, Minne-sota at Hawaii, 111111111111 HI!!!! 11! 1111! 11! Hit ill ill I i i i ill PASS. AUGUST 24, 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 29 Sanders trying to TV analyst role tough out, figure is a weird one out baffling slump for Strange to TIGERS, From Page 32 esota. “I’ve been in a rut all year and I’ll fill for ABC just keep going out there and try to HENNING, From Page 32 battle,” said Sanders. “I’ve made some changes in my mechanics and I’ve The problem with Strange isn’t been struggling with that. But I’ve th at he, for too long, has been Tour seen success and I know it’s only a golf’s most surly individual. Nor that matter of time before I start seeing he, like Gifford, has next-to-nothing the positives. of insight to offer. “One thing I have to do is believe in It’s that Strange, during his more my stuff. When I struggle, I have a successful days, was one of those tendency to try to do too much.” players who had a real gripe with The 6-foot-4, 220-pound Sanders NBC’s Johnny Miller. Strange was of doesn’t have to worry about his spot in the school of thought that Miller - the rotation. He will likely start for whose candor is as refreshing as it is the rest of the season, although Tigers courageous - should be less critical of manager Buddy Bell wouldn’t commit the boys. to that. Strange thought Miller should be “I’m going to continue to start more understanding and that, Scottie,” Bell said. “These guys are in because of his own Tour background, control over how much of an opportu­ Journal photo by REBECCA COOK he should be more empathetic to the nity they’re going to get, but with theIt's a familiar scene: Tigers manager Buddy Bell removing Scott Sanders from a game.players and to their pressures. kind of stuff he’s got, you’ve got to find Curtis Strange has no right to be in a way to command it. that, the Tigers are cutting SandersTigers General Manager Randy a broadcast booth. If his work to date “He’s very inconsistent. It’s like halfsome slack now. Smith. “He’ll adjust. Just because a indicated any real talent or flair for of his pitches are good and half are“A lot of this is determined by theguy changes uniforms doesn’t meanit, that would be another story. But bad. The stuff’s there, but the com­ kind of success he had last year,” Bellyou can expect immediate success.” he says nothing of importance and m and’s not real good.” said. “There’s got to be somethingRight now, all Sanders is asking fornothing that makes him any kind of The stuff is there, highlighted by there.a You can’t live in the past butis some success of any kind. astute “analyst.” 94 m.p.h. fastball and a hard slider. you can’t throw it out the window,“I’m not happy about the way I’ve This is an appointment based upon He looked to be on his way after hiseither.” pitched, but there’s still enough of thefriendship, and that does a real dis­ successful season in San Diego, high­“Sanders has had success in theseason left that I can make a positiveservice to a sports audience. lighted by an appearance in thepast, and he’s had three good startsthing of come out of this year and figure■ Hideki Irabu and the Stein- National League playoffs. Because ofthe seven he has made for us,” saidthis stuff out,” Sanders said. brenner Yankees deserve each other. So, we have the specter of a Pistons awareWilliams a high-priced gamble Japanese baseball player, Hideki t seems curious that the Pistons Irabu, holding out to play for a par­ would sign a player who is join­ Last season was almost a washout. ticular American team, like some ing his fifth NBA team in seven Following surgery on his right kneespoiled-brat kid throwing a tantrum I seasons, especially for seven BlLL last fall, he sat out most of the seasonat a store until he gets precisely the years at $45 million. while locked in a contract dispute toy desired. Now this is a guy who has played alls with the Clippers. We add to this nonsense by having 80 games only once, and has aver­ H Williams had the surgery per­ Yankees owner and megabucks aged 9.7 points and 5.6 rebounds in formed without informing the wastrel George Steinbrenner becom­ 286 career games. If he played all 82 Clippers or the team’s medical staff. ing a party to this silliness. games in six previous seasons he find out what it takes to win. That’sHe says the cause was recurring ten­ Boss Steinbrenner forked over $8 would be playing his 493rd when thesomething I can help with.” dinitis. There are reports, however, million to a guy whose advertised 98 Pistons open the season in November.That’s all good and well. However,that he damaged the knee in a sky­m.p.h. fastball is closer to 88 m.p.h. That’s the Brian Williams story in Williams has had a somewhat star- diving excursion. and whose prospects for becoming a nutshell. It demonstrates how des­crossed career. He was the 10th over­ A free agent, Williams finally any kind of steady, enduring star are perate teams are to find a big man in all selection by Orlando in 1991 fol­ signed with Chicago for the final nineat best remote. a league watered down by expansion.lowing his junior year at Arizona games of the regular season and the This is at least one bit of justice Williams most telling asset is his where he had transferred from playoffs. everyone can celebrate in 1997. size - listed at 6-foot-11, 260 pounds. Maryland following his freshman Although Bulls’ owner Jerry The opinion was ventured during Coach/General Manager Doug Collinsyear. While with the Magic, he spentReinsdorf said his team wouldn’t Irabu’s first American League is hoping Williams will give Detroit a considerable amount of time on thehave won the championship withoutappearance, last month against the some much needed help in the low injured list with what the team Williams, Chicago didn’t re-sign the Tigers, that this overstuffed couch of post as a scorer and rebounder. Willi­described as depression. big forward/center because it was a hurler would, at best, be semi-effec­ ams also gives the Pistons some Williams said the problem stem­ over the salary cap and could only tive at Yankee Stadium and miser­ badly needed playoff experience. He med from trauma he was experienc­ offer him $310,000. able on the road. was a late-season addition for ing with his parents - his relation­ Meanwhile, free agent Terry Mills It had to do that night with aspects Chicago when the Bulls won the ship with them and “things I had has signed with Miami for around $2of his pitching character that were NBA championship last spring. been harboring from years past.” million for two years. Detroit had transparently obvious: Specifically, “I’ve experienced going through Williamsthe hasn’t had a relapse. offered Mills $3 million, including that he requires a big, adoring crowd hurdles and the crossroads you needTraded to Denver in 1993, Williams performance bonuses, for one year. to get his juices flowing and to make to get by to win a championship,” had a couple of decent years as a Mills had held out for $18 million his not-extraordinary stuff effective. said Williams, who spoke to Detroit backup center/power forward. But itover six years. This guy is as close to a fraud as media on a teleconference call from wasn’t until he was shipped to the The Pistons still hope to sign free we have seen in baseball in some California last week. “Just being Los Angeles Clippers in 1995 that he agent Chris Dudley, a 7-foot center time. But rest peacefully that tonight around the leadership of Scottie became a starter. He averaged 15.8 who played for Portland last season.he’s property of an absolute equal in (Pippen) and Michael (Jordan) you points and 7.6 rebounds in 65 games.The Knicks are also interested. Boss Steinbrenner. PAGE 30 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL AUGUST 24, 1997 r Lions ask Porcher, Elliss to step up and be leaders ADAMS, From Page 32 adjustment. “Both of them are good football here,” he said. I just try to lead by players who warranted being No. 1 example, by how hard I work. Coachpicks,” said Peccatello. “Every defense Ross told me from day one what he has a gap-control principle, so our expects of me and I told him he does­ defensive scheme is probably a lot n’t expect any more out of me than lessI different from last year than peo­ expect from myself. ple think. “I’m just trying to build on what I The entire defense goes the way did last year with the new things the our front four does. Chemistry is coaches are trying to instill.” important. It’s important to have a Early in his career, Porcher was hard pass rush inside as well as out­ best known for getting drawn off­ side and with Robert and Luther, we sides, but last season he started have an ideal situation to do that.” drawing recognition for his play Right now I’m not on the edge as instead of penalties. much,” Elliss said in comparing He was a free agent after the 1995 Peccatello’s defense to Teerlinck’s. season, and reluctantly returned to “I’m doing more power rushing, using the Lions. After getting 10 sacks and my strength to collapse the pocket. 73 tackles last season, Porcher signedYou play more soundly when you’re a three-year, $9 million contract. not out on the edge all the time.” “Robert’s a good athlete,” said “He was really good at what he Lions defensive coordinator Larry did,” Porcher said of Teerlinck. “I see Peccatello, who was the Redskins’ the difference he made in guys like defensive coordinator during their (second-year end) Kerwin Waldroup.” Super Bowl days. “He uses his hands As the Lions prepare the for season well to disengage blockers. He can opener against Atlanta on Aug. 31 at play well against the run as well as the Silverdome, most of the question rush the passer.” marks are on defense. Porcher and Porcher’s strength is his quicknessElliss can go a long way toward eras­ while Elliss, 24, relies on power. ing some of them if they play up to That’s something you might expecttheir potential. from a 6-5, 291-pound physical speci­ “My biggest goal right now is to men who can bench press 40 repeti­ help the team any way I can,” said tions of 225 pounds. Elliss, who had 6.5 sacks last season Porcher and Elliss made their despite missing two games with a strides last season while working sprained knee. “For that to happen, it under pass-rush specialist John should be a breakout season. That’s Teerlinck, now with Denver. not making a prediction, that’s a real­ Journal photo by REBECCA COOK Peccatello says Porcher and Elliss ity. For us to do good as a defense, we The Lions need former No. 1 draft pick Luther Elliss to emerge as a defensive force. shouldn’t have to make much of anhave to have a good year.” Wings’ only option was to get what they coirid for Vernon bu’ve already heard this McCarty and Martin Lapointe. That’s Jose calls for him to make $8.25 mil­ question, but it still needs to why we made the trade.” lion over three years. The total could be asked: Vernon also said he would not be $9 million if incentives are met. Pa u l have reported to training camp if he So Vernon, acquired from Calgary Y “Couldn’t the Red Wings hadn’t been traded. When Holland for Steve Chiasson in June 1994, a r r is have gotten more than two draft H started pursuing a trade, he was fur­ heads west after three seasons as a picks from San Jose for reigning ther hamstrung by Vernon’s wish to Wing. Vernon was brought in by Conn Smythe Trophy winner Mike only go to an American team which Scotty Bowman to give Detroit a Vernon?” at least three games in the Stanley would give him a three-year deal. steady, dependable goaltender. In his The answer: In a perfect world, yes. Cup Finals. That’s why they were Holland could’ve ignored those wish­three seasons the Wings advanced to In this situation, not really. only able to get a conditional second-es and dealt Vernon for the best offer. the Stanley Cup Finals, the Western The combination of Vernon’s age, or third-round pick in 1998 and a sec­But Holland didn’t do that. Vernon Conference Finals and won the the presence of Chris Osgood (who ond-rounder in 1999 for a two-time acknowledged that but was still bit­ Stanley Cup. has performed well enough in his Cup-winning goalie. ter about the trade. But he was jeered - because he first four seasons to be the Wings’ “I think I deserved a three-year “The thing that is most disappoint­could be beat on shots between his undisputed No. 1 goaltender) and deal and what I was asking for was ing is that we couldn’t work out a pads - from almost day one by Wing Kevin Hodson and Vernon’s wishes reasonable,” said Vernon. deal to stay here,” he said. “I was told fans. He didn’t win them over until for a three-year contract conspired to “It was a very, very difficult deci­ the Detroit Red Wings were a team he battled Patrick Roy at center ice give Detroit few options. sion. But I get paid to make difficult that rewarded results. The goods March 26 in the Wings’ watershed At 34, Vernon’s days as a No. 1 net- decisions,” said Holland. “To consider were delivered and they’re shipping win over Colorado. minder are nearing an end. With trading Mike Vernon we’d have to me out. There’s a little bitterness.” Given the playoff nod by Bowman - Osgood, 24, and Hodson, 25, on the believe strongly in Chris Osgood andHolland responded: “This is Mike’s who lobbied heavily to keep him - roster, General Manager Ken Holland Kevin Hodson. Everything that Chrisreward. We’re putting him in a situa­ Vernon made his coach look like a was forced to choose between the vet­has accomplished in the NHL has ledtion where he could get the extensiongenius. Before the start of Game 3 of eran who led the team to its first us to believe he’ll be a top goalie. It’s and the way he wanted it. I like Mike the Finals, a fan in the Joe Louis Stanley Cup in 42 years and the time to give him that opportunity.Vernon. He did everything we asked Arena crowd held up a sign that said long-term goaltending situation. “This is like the trade we made last him to do while he was here. It was a it all: “Vernon, I apologize.” Vernon wanted more than the one- year with Tampa Bay for Dino Cicca-tough decision.” An appropriate sign now would year extension of his contract for relli. We believed strongly in Darren Vernon’s three-year deal with San read: “Thanks Mike. Good luck.” $2,077 million he earned for winning AUGUST 24, 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 31

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Lions asking To be Frank, Porcher, Ellis s Gifford doesn’t to lead the way merit attention t has only been a year since e hereby convene Robert Porcher and Luther August’s First Annual Elliss traded places, Elliss mov­ Sports Gripe Session: ing inside to defensive tackle I W■ Frank Gifford and Porcher outside to end. Now, the former No. 1 picks will have to accel­ returns, smiling and vapid, to the ABC-TV booth.

’vi J o e L y n n i A d am s H e n n in g erate their learning process out of necessity. The Lions need leaders on Bad enough that Gifford, who pre­ defense and the most logical candi­ viously had been the personification dates are the young linemen. of white bread, sullied his less-than- “It’s just one of those things. It’s a authentic image by way of hotel-room role that has been thrust upon us.” video cameras this spring. said Elliss, the third-year tackle out Rather than punting in deference of Utah. It’s a dual situation. The to his marital situation, Frank coaches want you to step up and the seemed more or less to have decided guys on the team want you to step to go for it on fourth-and-bimbo as he up. There is an added pressure, but was taped mid-tryst with a scheming that’s part of the role you play by partner. being in the NFL.” The thing that aggravates about all It’s not a baby step, though. They the publicity is not only what he did did their part Aug. 17, each netting to Kathie Lee Gifford who, despite two sacks in the Lions’ 28-20 exhibi­ her ability to aggravate, didn’t exact­ tion loss at Pittsburgh, but Elliss and ly deserve this kind of publicity. It’s Porcher are aware they still have a that Gifford’s celebrity should never lot to learn. Both were relatively have been at the level it was in the quiet in Thursday night’s 16-3 loss at first place. Indianapolis. To some of us, his presence on “I feel like this is only my second Journal REBECCA COOK “Monday Night Football” has never year,” Elliss said. “My first year, when Tigers opponents have been socking it to Scott Sanders ever since he arrived last month.been justified during these past 25 I was at end, was a wasted year.” years. He has all the substance of a Still, Lions coach Bobby Ross is beach ball in contributing not a frac­ couhting on his young linemen to tion of what comes from his broad­ anchor the defense. He doesn’t have a cast partners, particularly A1 choice, considering the state of his Tarnished armMichaels. linebacking corps and his secondary. Ask yourself this: In all the years “I think they are,” Ross said when Frank Gifford has been in that asked if Porcher and Elliss are the Sanders has a lot of Monday night booth, cite one thing of leaders of the defense. “They need toBy Joe Adams gle that began when he was traded valueto or significance the man has be. They’re our best defensive play­Journal Sports Editor Seattle from San Diego for pitchersaid. ers. The kind of performance we had Right now, Scott Sanders’ future Sterlingis Hitchcock Dec. 6, 1996. We rest our case. from them against Pittsburgh, we being determined by his past. His pre­The right-handed Sanders, 28, was■ Curtis Strange slips, sadly, into need that kind of game out of themsent isn’t doing him any good. 9-5 with a 3.38 ERA for the Padres ina golf telecasting niche. in every game.” Sanders has gone 1-5 with a 6.811996 but he never found a groove withCurtis Strange has a high-up At 28, the 6-foot-3, 270-pound ERA in seven starts since Detroit the Mariners, who used him as afriend who oversees ABC golf tele­ Porcher doesn’t mind if others consid­acquired him and two minor-leaguersstarter and a reliever. For the season,casts. Curtis Strange, because of their er him a leader, but it isn’t recogni­ from Seattle Aug. 18 for pitchershe has a 4-11 record with a 6.59 ERAfriendship, now finds himself in an tion he seeks for himself. Felipe Lira and Omar Olivares. For after giving up five runs in 2V3 inn­“analyst’s” role at tournaments cov­ “Everybody works hard aroundhim, the trade was not a new begin­ings in Wednesday’s 11-1 loss to Minn-ered by ABC. See ADAMS, Page 30 ning, just a continuation of the strug­ See TIGERS, Page 29 See HENNING, Page 29