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Página 2 La Prensa April/abril 20, 2005 Hunt touts bill to give in-state tuition to illegal Pardoned by governor, Mexican still fights to day suspended sentence, mean- criminal convictions and high- Americans for Legal Immigra- stay in country immigrants Census figures by the Pew ing that as long as he behaved, speed flight. Domestic vio- tion. Hispanic Center. By GENE JOHNSON By WILLIAM L. HOLMES he wouldn’t do any more jail lence-related crimes aren’t cov- Illegal immigrants admitted Rep. Jeff Barnhart, R- Associated Press Writer time. ered by any of those categories, Associated Press Writer to University of North Carolina Cabarrus, one of the bill’s SEATTLE (AP): Tony Ruiz- Soon, however, immigration the board wrote in its March 25 schools would take up some of RALEIGH, N.C. (AP): sponsors, said the state wastes Heredia thought his immigra- officials began deportation pro- decision. With North Carolina’s His- the limited number of spots for the abilities of talented stu- tion troubles were over when ceedings. An immigration Whang disagreed. He said panic population boom- in-state residents, Gheen said. dents by restricting access to Gov. Gary Locke pardoned him judge in Seattle ordered him he believes the appeals board ing—and Latino children “I hate to see a bill that will higher education. last fall. He and his wife were so deported, and the federal Board has misread the law and that dropping out of school at eventually replace thousands “These children come to excited they bought a house in of Immigration Appeals upheld Ruiz-Heredia’s assault convic- alarming rates—lawmakers of Americans in college with live here because their par- Tacoma where they could raise that decision. tion meets the definition of an introduced a bill Tuesday that illegal immigrants at taxpayer ents brought them,” Barnhart their son. The state Clemency and aggravated felony. would extend resident tuition expense,” Gheen said. said. “How far do we punish? Five months later, Ruiz- Pardons Board was more sym- Ruiz-Heredia has been a le- rates at public universities to Supporters of the bill say the These students are commit- Heredia is locked up at a deten- pathetic. By a 4-1 vote, it rec- gal permanent resident for the children of illegal immi- alternative is a growing number ted to their education and I’m tion center in Tacoma, and his ommended a pardon, and the nearly a decade, Whang said. grants. of young Hispanics without a 100 percent committed to wife doesn’t know how she’ll governor granted one in No- He was arrested last Wednes- Former Gov. Jim Hunt re- college education even in the helping them.” keep her husband or her house. vember, shortly before his term day at Schnitzer Steel in turned to the General Assem- face of growing demand for bi- Jaime Zea, a 16-year-old Immigration officials say expired. Tacoma, where he has worked bly to show his support for the lingual workers. Supporters ex- student at Enloe High School Locke’s pardon is irrelevant, and “I, Gary Locke, by virtue of for the past five years. He was legislation, which is sponsored pect 480 students to 1,345 stu- in Raleigh, said many of his they’re trying to send Ruiz- the power vested in me as gov- scheduled to be deported last in the House by two Republi- dents to apply for admission to fellow Hispanic students have Heredia back to Mexico after ernor of the state of Washing- Friday, but a federal judge in cans and two Democrats. The University of North Carolina given up on education. nearly 25 years in the United ton, grant to Antonio Ruiz- Seattle agreed that day to delay measure would give in-state schools this year if the bill passes. “It’s a living hell for them,” States. Heredia this full and uncondi- his removal while the case is tuition to students who at- “It makes economic sense to said Zea, the son of an ac- “I just want my husband out tional pardon for the express reviewed. tended schools in North Caro- give these students ... an oppor- countant and a homemaker of there,” Isabel Ruiz sobbed in purpose of allowing him to The Department of Home- lina for at least four consecu- tunity to succeed,” said Andrea who moved her legally from an interview this week. “He’s a obtain a deportation waiver, land Security has until April 18 tive years before graduation. Bazan-Manson, executive di- Colombia four years ago. really good working man, not a lawfully remain in the United to respond to Whang’s filing. Young people in the country rector of the Raleigh-based His- Zea, who plans to attend troublemaker, doesn’t do drugs. States, and eventually become Ruiz-Heredia, 37, came to would have to apply for legal panic advocacy group El college to study broadcast He’s just a good father and a a United States citizen,” the the United States illegally with immigration status to receive Pueblo. journalism and already pro- good husband. They put us in a governor wrote. his sisters at age 14. The three the resident rate. Illegal immigrants are al- duces a short news broadcast really bad spot.” With the pardon in hand, worked picking cherries, pears “It is morally right and it is lowed to apply to any college for his high school, said he Ruiz-Heredia’s legal troubles Ruiz-Heredia thought his for- and avocados in California and economically necessary for they wish to attend, but they wants others to have the same relate to an argument with Isabel tunes would change. His law- in Idaho, where he met Isabel, our state,” Hunt said. “We must pay out-of-state tuition if chance he’ll have. in 1999. He slapped her _ the yer, Frederick Whang of Se- who was born in Idaho and is a need these students. They they are accepted to a public “It’s not about me. It’s only time he has, she insisted. attle, asked the appeals board to U.S. citizen. They were married have worked hard. They have university in North Carolina, about us,” he said. Drunk, she called the police and, reopen his case in light of the in 1991. Their son, excelled in high school. We regardless of where they live. Nine states—none in the to her lasting regret, said she new evidence. Michaelangelo, is 4, and Ruiz- need them to get all the edu- The state’s flagship university, South—have approved simi- wanted him arrested. The offic- And that’s when Ruiz- Heredia also supports his par- cation they can get.” UNC-Chapel Hill, charges lar legislation, said bill spon- ers complied. Heredia fell into a legal trap. ents, who now live in the United The bill appears to enjoy $3,200 a year for in-state tu- sor Rep. Rick Glazier, D- Lawyers say the case high- According to the federal Immi- States—legally. wide support; by Tuesday, 31 ition, compared to $16,300 for Cumberland. Similar measures lights an anomaly of immigra- gration and Nationality Act, “I’ll do anything to get my legislators had signed on as nonresident students. are pending in 15 other states, tion law. While a governor’s only four grounds for deporta- husband back,” Isabel Ruiz said. co-sponsors, drawing an ex- One result is that many including Florida, Georgia, pardon could keep an immigrant tion can be cured by a pardon: “This was all my fault. I regret it, pression of surprise from the Latinos quit school, knowing Maryland and Arkansas. in this country after a murder crimes of moral turpitude, ag- oh God. I made a big thing over president of a Raleigh-based they can’t afford to pay for col- “In the end, this bill is about conviction, immigration law gravated felonies, multiple nothing.” group that lobbies for tighter lege. About 58 percent of for- economic development and says a pardon doesn’t have the restrictions on immigration. eign-born Hispanics in North it’s about educational oppor- same effect in relatively minor To The Editor: domestic violence or drug cases. “It’s amazing that 35 poli- Carolina age 16 to 19 are drop- tunity, but it’s also about the I am writing to voice my concern about military recruiting “It’s bizarre. You could get a ticians are so out of touch outs, either in their home coun- soul of who we are,” Glazier in our public schools. While I support the troops, I do not pardon for assault with a deadly with their constituents,” said try or in the United States, ac- said. “Ultimately, it’s about support institutionalizing involuntary recruitment practices. William Gheen, president of cording to an analysis of 2000 children.” weapon and you could stay in the country, but if you throw a The No Child Left Behind Legislation automatically gives wet noodle at your wife, a pardon the military the right to take any students private information La Prensa Newspaper Staff wouldn’t cure the grounds for without any form of parental permission or notification! This Culturas Publications, Inc. Publisher removal,” said Seattle immigra- snooping into students’ private school information needs to Rebecca McQueen Chief Financial Officer tion lawyer Robert Gibbs, who is stop! There is an opt-out provision in the legislation, but Editorial: not connected to Ruiz-Heredia’s rarely are students or parents informed of it. Various public Pepe Caudillo North Carolina Correspondent case. “This is just one of those schools do not even mention this policy in the handbooks Ricardo Urrutia Michigan Correspondent cases where Congress writes a given to parents. I encourage students and parents all over our Carla Soto Entertainment Editor stupid law.” state to send a letter to their school’s administrators asking Monica Morales UT Correspondent After he was arrested, Ruiz- them to keep their information private! A sample form can be Teodosio Feliciano Reportero/Translations Heredia spent five days in jail found at http://www.militaryfreezone.org/opt_out. Fletcher Word Staff Writer before prosecutors offered a deal: Wendy Cuellar Staff Writer Sincerely, Elisea Alvarado O’Donnell Staff Writer If he pleaded guilty, they’d let him out so he could return to his Art/Graphics/Web: Keith Sadler Jennifer Retholtz Graphics Manager & Webmaster job. 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By MORGAN LEE Associated Press Writer I worked with Adelante for many years while serving as executive director of the Alcohol and Drug Addiction MÉXICO CITY (AP): Services (ADAS) Board of Lucas County – first when it Mexican authorities are in- was a part of SASI and then as an independent agency. I vestigating reports that 13 always enjoyed working with Adelante’s staff and Board migrants may have been ap- members and felt then, as I do now, that Adelante provides prehended by U.S. civilians excellent services to our community. We are fortunate to guarding the Arizona-México have this organization that is so recognizable in the border against illegal cross- Latino community available to help people in need and ers, a top foreign relations provide information and guidance to young people. It official said Monday. has been easy for me to support Adelante over the years. Volunteers part of the nevertheless we will finish teers “do not detain any- authorities are prepared to I’m happy I had the opportunity to do so. “Minuteman Project,” some with the investigation.” body.” file complaints in U.S. courts of whom are armed, began pa- Fred Elbel, a spokesman “We simply observe,” he against volunteer patrols Thanks to everyone at Adelante for this kind recogni- trolling April 1 for migrants for Minuteman Project, said said. “We look and we re- that take the law into their tion. I’m very grateful. crossing the Arizona-México late Monday he didn’t know port.” own hands or abuse Mexi- boundary, considered the anything about the accusa- But Mexicans commonly cans in any way. Sincerely, most porous stretch of the tions migrants had been de- refer to the volunteers as “In the United States 2,000-mile U.S.-México bor- tained improperly. “migrant hunters,” and offi- without a doubt there ex- Jay Salvage der. “I have not heard a thing cials in México City have ists just like in México Perrysburg, Ohio Mexican Deputy Foreign about that,” Elbel said in a been on guard against hu- the freedom to congre- Secretary for North America phone interview. “Maybe it man rights violations. gate,” Gutierrez said at a Geronimo Gutierrez said he happened, maybe it didn’t. Migrants are being inter- press conference. “That is had received reports that 13 But I’m fairly sure that if it viewed as they are repatri- why it’s important to Mexicans were “detained and had happened with Minute- ated to México to monitor identify the crimes for referred to the Border Patrol” man Project that I would how they are being treated, which these people can be by U.S. volunteers. have heard about it.” Gutierrez said. tried according to their “We are doing an The Minuteman Project “We haven’t so far re- own U.S. legislation. This investigation in each one of volunteers claim they are ceived any reports of there includes battery, false ar- these cases,” Gutierrez said. out to identify illegal cross- having been an aggression rest, assault and many “The Border Patrol of the ers to U.S. authorities and against Mexican migrants on more. ... As soon as a crime Tucson Sector up to this call attention to the illegal the part of these people,” he of that nature is consti- moment has confirmed that migration issue. said. tuted there, we will pro- this is not true, but Elbel said project volun- Gutierrez said Mexican ceed without a doubt.”
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By RAMIRO BURR, joined the seminal group El From 1983 to 1987, weeks. Her subsequent Conjunto Bernal for a short Tejano hits included “Cuatro Special to La Prensa Canales won both the stint. Her first regional hit female entertainer and Caminos,” “Dame La Mano” SAN ANTONIO TX: came with a cover of female vocalist honors at and “Dile a Tu Esposa.” Although she was predated “Midnight Blue,” which she the Tejano Music Awards, a Noted producer Gilbert by pioneers Chelo Silva performed with Snowball & record that stood until Velásquez, who worked with and Lydia Mendoza, Laura Co. That debut album, Selena eclipsed it in the Canales on more than a dozen Canales was the first released in 1977, landed in mid-‘90s. albums at Amen Studios and massively popular female the Top 10 of Billboard’s “We’re all very saddened by also at Velásquez Music singer in the macho world Latin album charts. the loss of Laura Canales. studios, said that “despite her of Tejano music. In 1981, she married It is a very unusual situation years of experience, Canales Before Selena, Canales drummer Balde Muñoz and with the recent anniversary still got nervous during the was recognized as the formed Laura Canales of the passing of Selena, recording sessions.” “Reina de la Onda Tejana and Encanto. Their debut CD, and now we lose the great “She always had a little (“Queen of Tejano music”). “Si Vivi Contigo” produced pioneer Laura Canales,” chihuahua named Chi Chi She was inducted into her first major hit, the title said Robert Arellano, several halls of fame, track. Written by veteran San Bell, that she always had with president of the Tejano her that helped her calm including the Alice-based Antonio songwriter and Music Awards. Tejano ROOTS producer Luis Silva, it down,” Velásquez said. “What we remember most was organization (in 2000). vaulted Canales to the upper “Laura was very Canales died Saturday echelon of the Tejano market. that she was always giggly, instrumental during always bubbly. She was a night (April 16) from “Laura will best be known Tejano’s rise in the late for delivering a balanced, yet friend to everybody who complications, including ‘80s. She was the leading Laura Canales soul punch to her polkas, came into the studio, despite pneumonia, after gall female and she held her bladder surgery in a Corpus rancheras, and ballads,” said the celebrity status she had.” www.tejanorootshalloffame.org. own among the male Avila remembered her well Christi hospital. She was graphic designer/former Publicist Ramón or [email protected]. artists. We’ll always at this series of events, along 50. Latin Breed singer Ruben Hernández said Canales was with a follow-up tour in the Songwriter Luis Silva Cubillos, who worked with remember her as a great able to succeed in the male- Editor’s Note: Ramiro Burr, singer and a great Latin music reporter for Chicago area in 1995. said fans today don’t Canales. “In many ways she dominated Tejano world “Laura was like a kid, she realize how big Canales was like one of the boys— personality,” said Arellano. because “of her persistence numerous publications and The images of Canales based in San Antonio, is the was awed by the snow in was in her day. colorful, outspoken, and and tenacity coupled with a Chicago; she was “Laura was as big as daring. Her distinctive vocal from her ‘80s heyday ‘can-do’ attitude. author of “The Billboard style—full and smooth— always showed her Guide to Tejano and glamorous, extremely anyone could possibly be “She never let anyone or professional, and had a in the Tejano market of the flavored every rhythm with impeccably dressed, her anything get to her, and if she Regional Mexican Music,” hair perfectly coifed and tremendous voice,” said ‘80s. She was it. And no drama, silk, and venom, saw you looking depressed, on Billboard Books. For whatever the songs called flashing a thousand-watt questions or comments call Avila. Laura was what La matter how big she was, I she would say, ‘Build a Prensa would call the Patsy remember she was always for,” remembered Silva. smile. Burr at (800) 555-1551, ext. In 1989, Canales quit bridge and get over it.’ And 3429, or e-mail to Cline of Tejano music. Her kind to everyone” Part of Canales’ immense that is exactly what she did.” popularity derived from her Encanto over management [email protected]. life was interwoven with the Born Aug. 19, 1954, in Rosary services are career of Selena, who, at the Kingsville, TX, Canales distinctive voice—rich, differences and went into La Prensa had the honor of semi-retirement before during this week with funeral promoting Laura in the age of 14, deposed Laura as was inspired to get into supple, and emotive. She had services scheduled 10:00 a little girl quality that fused signing with the upstart Midwest in 1994, when she la reina de la música at the music by her high school a.m. Thursday in Kingsville choral director Millicent innocence with exuberance label EMI Latin and later sang with Tony Avila and the TMA. It was ironic, if not at the Kingsville’s Memorial Midwest Tejano Music cosmic, that the date of her Wiley. She made her and she could easily and Fonovisa. In1990, her CD convincingly convey the “No Regret” remained on Funeral Home. Awards (MTMA) House departure from the Earth recording debut in 1973 anger of betrayal or the fear the Billboard regional For more information on Band, as part of the Plane was on Selena’s with Los Unicos, and then of loneliness in her songs. Mexican charts for 13 Canales go to: festivities of the MTMA. birthday, April 16. Cinco de Mayo Festival Saturday, April 30, 1:00PM-6:00PM Wood County Junior Fair Bldg., Bowling Green, Ohio Scholarship Baile, 8:00PM-Midnight with Johnny Vásquez y Tejano Sounds Página 8 La Prensa—Deportes April/abril 20, 2005
Liga, CompleteLas schedule: Americas www.laprensatoledo.com Fútbol JUEGO ABRIL 10 SCORES Equipo Equipo Cuenta Toledo S. Club def. F.C. Rayos, 1-0 Dep. Ixtlán lost to Guadalupe 1-3 Dep. Monroe def.Fostoria 2-1 Central lost to Gama 1-4 Manchester lost to Michigan 2-3 Dep. Latinos def. Tri de México 4-1 (Winner in bold) JUEGO 2 ABRIL 17 Equipo Equipo Horario Cpo Dep. Latinos def. Michigan 3-2 Dep. Ixtlán lost to Tri de México 1-3 Guadalupe lost to Toledo S. Club 0-2 Monroe lost to F.C. Rayos 1-3 Central lost to Fostoria 0-2 Gama defeated Manchester 1-0
JUEGO 3 ABRIL 24 Equipo Equipo Horario Cpo Latinos de Toledo, Ohio Guadalupe vs F.C. Rayos 10:00AM 1 Manchester vs Central 10:00 2 Liga, Las Americas TEMPORADA 2005 Dep. Latinos vs Gama 12:00PM 1 Juego 2, Fecha: 17 de Abril Michigan vs Fostoria 12:00 2 Game 2,Date: April 17, 2005 Dep. Ixtlán vs Toledo S. Club 2:00PM 1 Tri de México vs Dep. Monroe 2:00 2 Juegos Goles a Goles en Goles de Jugados Ganados Perdidos Empatados Favor Contra Puntos Diferencia JUEGO 4 MAYO 1 Gama 2 2 0 0 5 1 6 +4 Equipo Equipo Horario Cpo Deportivo Latinos 2 2 0 0 7 3 6 +4 Tri de México vs Central 10:00AM 1 Toledo S. Club 2 2 0 0 3 0 6 +3 Dep. Latinos vs Fostoria 10:00 2 Fostoria 2 1 1 0 3 2 3 +1 Dep. Ixtlán vs F.C. Rayos 12:00PM 1 F.C. Rayos 2 1 1 0 4 3 3 +1 Guadalupe vs Dep. Monroe 12:00 2 Michigan 2 1 1 0 5 5 3 0 Michigan vs Gama 2:00PM 1 Guadalupe 2 1 1 0 3 3 3 0 Manchester vs Toledo S. Club 2:00 2 Tri de Mexico 2 1 1 0 4 5 3 -1 JUEGO 5 MAYO 8 Deportivo Monroe 2 1 1 0 3 4 3 -1 Equipo Equipo Horario Cpo Manchester 2 0 2 0 2 4 0 -2 Michigan vs Toledo S. Club 10:00AM 1 Deportivo Ixtlan 2 0 2 0 2 6 0 -4 Dep. Ixtlán vs Dep. Monroe 10:00 2 Central 2 0 2 0 1 6 0 -5 Dep. Latinos vs Manchester 12:00PM 1 Game # Won Lost Tied Goals made Goals taken Points Difference Tri de México vs Gama 12:00 2 Central vs F.C. Rayos 2:00PM 1 Guadalupe vs Fostoria 2:00 2
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