SPORTS Caviness named to board MENU TIPS The Rev. E.T. Caviness, pastor of the Greater Abyssinia Bap- EAST SIDE,y NEWS Rockers Drop Nutritious Meal tist Church in Cleveland, was recently ISSUED FRIDAY Openers, 69-65 named to the Southern Christian Lead- Loved By Kids SERVING LARCHMERE - WOODLAND, SID\.KER SQUARE, BUCKEYE, WOODLAND, ership Conference's national board. MT. PLEASANT, LEE & AVALON, HARVARD- LEE, MILES- UNION, UNIVERSITY The SCLC was founded in 1957. CIRCLE AREA, WARRENSVILLE HEIGHTS, VILLAGE OF See Page 7 Rev. Caviness has been pastor at See Page 8 Greater Abyssinia for 40 years. FREE HIGHLAND IDLLS AND CITY OF EAST CLEVELAND READ ON-WRITE ON Thesday, May 7, 2002-Friday, May 10, 2002 Blacks targeted by subprime lenders ~OL.23No.14 "COVERING THE NEWS TODAY FOR A BETTER TOMORROW" Information coming Homeowners in Ohio growth ofthe subprime market from 1he year2000 Home Mort­ minority and African-Ameri­ is not due to impaired credit gage Disclosure Act data can neighborhoods are three but to a new form ofredlining. Benefit to be held for James O'Neal Johnson fund shows that Ohio MSAs rank to five times as likely to apply This is further rein­ The James O'Neal held, Friday, June 7, from 6:00 letic Excellence," is a tribute Good Vibes featuring Eddie very high in aggressive mar­ for a subprime loan than forcement of recent research Johnson Memorial Sports p.m. -1 O:OOp.m at1he Cmwford to the inspiring life of James Baccus, Sr.;jazz quintet Horns keting ofsubprime refinancing homeGwners in white neigh­ by such groups as Center for Fund will be a special Auto Aviation Museum in O'Neal Johnson, revered Glen­ and Things; and the Curtis loans in African-American borhoods. Community Change, Acorn major focus of Northeastern University Circle. ville High School basketball Taylor Quartet, led by the 16- neighborhoods and concen­ This information fur­ and The Department ofHous­ Neighborhood Development The theme ofthe an­ coach who died of a heart at­ year jazz trumpeter who has trated minority neighbor­ ther supports the contention ing and Urban Development Corporation's (NNDC) 7th An­ nual recognition and fund­ tack in 2001. won national recognition for hoods versus white neighbor­ that the lack ofprime lenders that shows subprime products nual Keystone Community raising event, "Continuing the NNDC launched the his performance ability. hoods. in these neighborhoods has are over-marketed to minority Awards and Jazz-A-Rama to be Legacy: Academic and Ath- memorial sports fund last year The Keystone Com­ In terms of the flow led to the explosion of communities. and raised $2,000 for the ath­ munity Awards will be pre­ of subprirne refinancing loan subprime lending in these The ne3w data only letic department of Glenville sented to Terri Hamilton applications in African-Ameri­ same neighborhoods. confirms and supports previ­ High School. Brown, executive director of can neighborhoods in the year The unfortunate ous research done on This year, NNDC Cuyahoga Metropolitan 2000, Ohio MSAs represented truth is, that many of these subprirne lending in Ohio. adds another dimension to the Housing Authority, the Walter 5 of the top ten MSAs in the applicants could probably Statewide, subprirne project-financial literacy edu­ Burks Lifetime Achievement entire country, and 9 ofthe top qualify for prime loans but lending is having ~ dramatic cation for student athletes at Award for her years as a driv­ 50 (or 18% ofthe top 50 MSAs prime lenders have left these and dangerous impact on mi­ Glenville High. ing force in the revitalization in the country). neighborhoods subject to the nority and Afrcan-American The new curriculum of · neighborhoods and In terms of the flow heavy marketing tactics con­ neighborhoods. will become part of a special Cleveland's housing stock; of subprime refinancing loan ducted by the subprime lend­ Ohio needs to devote class for seniors at the school. Eric Von Hendrix, president and applications in concentrated ers. its attention to this issue im­ The goal is to pre­ CEO ofShoreBank Cleveland, minority neighborhoods in the Fannie Mae and mediately. pare young inner-city stu­ for small business leadership; year 2000, Ohio represents 4 Freddie Mae have conftrmed This is a serious civil dents for personal economic Doreen Berts, advocate for of the top 10 MSAs in the en­ that anywhere from 10% to rights issue that needs to be success as they move into children and families, for out­ tire country, and 6 of the top 50% of subprime borrowers addressed by a full-scale in­ w adulthood. standing community involve­ 20 (or 33% ofthe top 20 MSAs could qualify for a prime loan. vestigation by the Ohio Civil Anoliefo his Jim Rouse Award he re- The gala benefit ment; and Glynis Wilson, early in the country). The exponential Rights Commission. cently received.from Kelly Cartales ofthe Enterprise Foundation. evening also includes commu­ childhood worker, for her ser­ The award was presented to the BADC for the high number ofaf­ nity recognition awards and vice as a community resident. Barney Frank to speak at Housing Summit fordable housing built in the Buckeye area. musical entertainment by Lynn Charles, direc­ Congresswoman to create more opportunities neighborhoods, politicians, tor of Community Relations Stephanie Tubbs Jones will for home ownership. and businesses have worked Lois Swanson celebrates gospel program for the Cleveland Cavs and welcome the Ohio Statewide With more than diligently to revitalize commu­ Hilton 0. Smith, vice president Evangelist Lois Other soloist to ap­ Housing Summit, hosted by 520,000 households in Ohio nities by creating new devel­ of Community Relations for Swanson will celebrate her 1Oth pear are Brenda Lee, Emma the Congressional Black Cau­ that cannot afford safe and opments and improving exist­ Turner Construction, are serv­ anniversary of her evangelism Holloway, Emma James cus Foundation, to Cleveland, decent housing, an event of ing housing for low-to-moder­ ing as honorary co-chairper­ on Sunday, June 16th at 1:30 Patterson and Tony Chandler. on June 14 and 15. The Hous­ this magnitude is crucial. ate income families. sons of the benefit. p.m. at the Civic Center, 3130 ing Summit entitled "Raising Congresswoman The tour will include For tickets and infor­ Individual tickets for Mayfield Road. the Roofl - Homebuying Strat­ Tubbs-Jones and other con­ stops at Arbor Par, Central mationcall(216)421-0152 or 1 the awards and jazz gala are The theme of this egies For the 21st Century" is gressional members will join Commons, Fairfax, Beacon (440) 232-1971. $50.00. Corporate tables and year's program is "lionor Your free of charge and is designed forces with federal, state and Place, Woodhaven, Hough The MC's for the sponsorships are also avail­ Father And Mother." to provide consumers with in­ local leaders and experts in the Lexington Square, Chester program are radio personali­ able. The program will'con­ formation and advice on the housing and banking indus­ Avenue and near Westside For information, sist ofa buffet dinner with spe­ ties Danella Cardwell, Judy homebuying process and to tries to establish an agenda housing developments. contact Brenda J. Eugene at cial guest Albert (Peg) Scott Carter, Mattie Solomon and give professionals strategies that will expand affordable On Saturday morn­ (216) 268-6208. and The Golden Echoes. Swanson Brenda Abram. housing and homeownership ing, June 15, Mayor Jane Camp­ opportunities to minorities, bell will kick of the Housing immigrants and low-to-moder­ Summit with a warm, welcome ate income families. to Summit participants at the City food drive raises $1.6 million A number of infor­ Cleveland State Convocation mational workshops will be Mayor JaneL. Camp­ the fight against hunger in our the Harvest for Hunger Food nations. years, reaping a healthy har­ Center. held and repeated twice Campbell ~ill also bell recently announced the community," Campbell said. Drive in 1991, runs for 10 The two top Divi­ vest of more than $1.6 miilion throughout the day. provide an update on current grand total for the City ofCleve­ "We've surpassed the City's weeks within nearly 30 City sions/Departments are the Di­ in food and funds. Panels composed of housing developments in the land 21st Annual "Have a goal of $150,000.00 goal by Departments and Offices. vision of Police with The grand total of local and national experts from City ofCleveland. Heart" employee food drive at seven percent, raising more Each Department/ $39,820.21 and the Department the community-wide "Harvest various fields will present a The Summit will be more than $160,800.00 in food than $160,869.28 in food and Office has a coordinator who of Public Utilities with for Hunger" campaign ~iii be comprehensive overview re­ hosting a Housing Fair at the and funds. funds. With the 911 tradegy oversees the campaign. $34,426.07. announced in June. garding specific aspects ofthe Convocation Center from 9:00 "As a caring work­ compounded by current eco­ Employees can con­ The employees of "Harvest for Hun­ home ownership process. am. to 5:00p.m. force, our customer based City nomic times, this truly is a tribute food, money and/or the city's Human Resources ger" is co-chaired by Mayor Workshop titles in­ A congressional ple­ ofCleveland employees are out major humanitarian accom­ take advantage of the conve­ Department organized the first JaneL. Campbell and Clinton clude Financial Literacy/Un­ nary session, "Housing Crisis in the trenches and see first plishment," Campbell said. nient pledg~ card donation city employee Have A Heart Sampson, President, Bank derstanding Credit Reports, hand the affects of hunger. The City's Annual plan. Food Drive, which began in One. in America," will be led by Loan Prequalifications and Once again they have stepped Have a Heart Food Drive, Those employees 1981. For more informa­ Tubbs-Jones, Congressman Approval Criteria, Post' Pur­ Barney Frank (D-MA) and · out front to raise the bar to lead which inspired the creation of contributing $1.00 or more per A total of$200.00 in tion, please contact Joe chase, Home Buying Process other congressional leaders pay period ($26.00 a year) are food and funds was raised. Skrabec, chairman ofthe City and Neighborhood Revitaliza­ who will convene to address eligible for a drawing for four The Drive has grown of Cleveland's "Have a Heart" tion. the current housing crisis and pairs of Continental Airlines by leaps and bounds over the food drive at 216/664-4597. Experts will be avail­ strategies for change. Politics 2002 tickets donated by the Airline. able throughout the day to Representative Frank Government warnings going overboar With food and funds 629 housing. units to be. built answer questions from con­ has been on Congress since still trickling in, City employ- The City of Cleve- Arbor Park Village ByHOWARDTAUB sible threat, our government sumers. 1981 and serves on the Com­ ees have collected: land recently unveiled Phase I will contain 629 affordable leaders insulate themselves The Summit will be­ mittee of Financial Services $10,223.00, Food ofArbor Park Village, formerly rental housing units once its In the past few from future criticism when gin on Friday, June 14, with a where he is the senior Demo­ Item Donations; $33,845.64, known as Longwood Estates, fully completed. weeks a never ending cho­ the next attacks take place. tour ofhousing developments crat on housing programs. Cash & Check Donations; and located in Cleveland's Central Arbor Park Viilage is rus of dire terrorist warn­ Another good ex­ in the greater Cleveland com­ Contact DAR Pub­ $116,800.64, Pledge Card Do- neighborhood. a $111 million development ings have flooded the air­ planation is that the Ameri­ munity. lic Relations, Inc. at (216) 831- which encompasses 40 acres waves of our country pre­ can public has a very short Marcus Slayton voted 'Mr. Benedictine' Participants will see 1858 for registration informa­ and built in three phases. dicting that the terrorists attention span. Benedictine stu­ first hand how Cleveland area tion. will strike soon and strike Eight months is an dents recently voted Marcus hard. eternity in most of the na­ Slayton as "Mr. Benedictine In the aftermath tion. 2002." Gasoline prices rise in area of the public disclosure Especially the ar­ He is the 50th senior Northeast Ohio the price increase is a grow­ begin to rise. that President Bush was eas outside of New York gasoline prices rose 8 cents ing beliefamong analysts that Prices will rise as re­ briefed about potential at­ and Washington, D.C. in school history to hold the this week to $1 .16 per gallon gasoline demand is above last tacks prior to September 11, These attacks title ofMr. Benedictine. formulated blends ofcostlier for self-serve regular, accord­ year's at this time. the White House seems to took place far away from "Mr. Benedictine" is to produce, summer gasoline ing to today's Fuel Gauge sur­ Nationwide, the av­ be going to extreme mea­ most of our nation's largest considered the highest stu­ are introduced. sures to alarm the Ameri­ cities. dent award at the school and vey announced by AAA­ erage price ofself-serve regu­ AAA reminds mo­ Ohio Motorists Association. lar ga5oline is 3 cents less than can public that danger Too many people represents the senior who best torists that regardless of Although the aver­ Northeast Ohio's average at lurks in all ofour futures. could care less about the exemplifies the school's mis­ today's gasoline prices the sion statement and is based age prices have bumped up 8 $1.12. A few good rea­ events that affected New Slayton U.S. needs a long-term plan sons exist for the recent Yorkers and Washingtoni­ on his well-roundedness, par­ Universtiy, was a member of cents in the past week, aver­ Ohio's statewide av­ warnings. ans in the most tragic of ticipation in school activities last year's Division II State age gasoline prices in the last erage is 9 cents below North- to meet its energy require- It has been more ways. and character. Champion track team. two months have been stable, east Ohio's average at $1.07 ments once the economy and than eight months since the The warnings also Slayton was se­ This year he is com­ resting between $1 .08 and per gallon. energy comsumption return tragic attacks ofSeptember. serve as a reminder that our lected from among five final- peting in the II 0-meter high $1.14. This week's average of AAA believes that to full-strength. In many ways the nation is still at war. ists. hurdles, 100-meter dash, 4x 100 $1.16 is the highestof1heyear once the annual change from This includes con­ public sense of security in Many of our The runners-ups meter dash and the 100-meter so far. winter to summer grade fuel servation and increased en­ the United States was for­ young men and women are are: Timothy Lukianowicz, dash. He also played tailback One explanation for begins next month, prices will ergy production measures. ever shattered on that placing their lives at great Valley View (St. Louis Univer­ and linebacker on the Bengals tragic day. risk so that we can continue sity); Erich Holmes, Cleveland football team. AAA Fuel Gauge Gasoline Price Survey It was easily the to enjoy the many freedoms (Mount Union); Patrick Slayton, who came to largest loss of innocent that most of us take for Gibson, Shaker Heights (Mi­ Benedictine from Margaret Northeast Ohio Average for Self-Service Gasoline lives that ever took place granted every day. ami University), and Kolin Spellacy Middle School, is the on American soil in our Freedom has a Regular Mid-Grade Premium Kelly, Cleveland (Cleveland son of Allen and Levita nation's history. price. Today (2-28-02) $1.157 $1.254 $1.350 State University). Slayton of Cleveland and has By warning the We all need to be Last Week (2-21-02) $1.080 $1.180 $1.283 population of every pos- reminded of this fact Slayton, who is a sister Laurin, 13, and a Last Year (3-01-01) $1.365 $1.460 $1.559 heading for Georgetown brother Christian Teel, 2. Pagel EAST SIDE DAILY NEWS Tuesday, May 7, 2002-Friday, May 10, 2002 ~~~~~~~~N~T~~~G~E~P~O~ffi~T~~~~~ YO~HMUH ~ Lawrence Katz joins Joel Strom Associates Cool down for a healthy summer Management con­ business experience. (now Second National Bank) (NAPS)-Although Ifwttreated,heatex- While electric fans sulting finn Joel Strom Asso­ While Vice President as Company of the Year. every summer we hear about haustion may progress to heat may provide some comfort, ciates LLC (JSA) recently an­ and then President of a manu- He has since sold this athletes, children, the elderly, stroke. they are not effective in cool- nounced the addition of facturer of commercial em­ business to his children and is and others becoming ill or dy- Symptoms of heat ing the body when the tem- Lawrence Katz, to its staff. broidery machines, the finn now focusing on his work as ing from exposure to heat, this stroke include a body tern- p~rature and humidity are Katz specializes in was listed in the Inc. 500. Professional Coach. year doesn't have to be the perature above 103iF; red, high. the growing field of business He grew the firm Katz holds a masters same. hot, and dry skin (no sweat- A cool shower or coaching. through the development of of business administration You can beat the heat ing); rapid, strong pulse; bath, or spending time in an air As a coach, he works cutting edge computerized from The Ohio State Univer­ by taking specific steps to pro- throbbing headache; dizzi- conditioned location such as a closely with business owners equipment and unique niche sity. tect yourself and others. ness; nausea; confusion; and mall or movie theatre, is a and executives to help them marketing...... / He has volunteered Wbo,s at risk? unconsciousness. more effective way to cool off. develop and achieve their per­ He then went on to for many years with civic and In the United States, Heat stroke is a sen- During heat waves, sonal strategic plans. acquire a manufacturer and Katz'·' community groups. 7,421 people died from exces- ous condition; even iftreated, check on the elderly, disabled, He will also assist convertor of plastic films and for three consecutive years, He is an active mem- sive heat during 1979-1998. many people with heat stroke or homebound people to en­ the JSA team of consultants specialty products for indus­ and was- also recognized by her ofthe International Coach Anyone exposed to will die. sure their safety. with strategic planning for trial and graphic applications. both the Warrensville Heights Federation and National Asso- high temperatures for a sus- How can you pre- Never leave children corporate clients. His company was Chamber of Commerce and ciation of Business Coaches. tained period oftime is at risk vent beat-related illness? in cars or similar enclosed Katz has 35 years of named to the Weatherhead l 00 Commerce Exchange Bank He resides in Beachwood. for heat-related illness (heat Stay hydrated and spaces, and make sure they exhaustion or heat stroke [hy- cool. aren't able to lock themselves perthennia)) or death. Drink plenty of hy­ in an enclosed space such as a Native American art on display At greater risk are the drating fluids such as water; car trunk. elderly, children, and people seek out air-conditioned For more informa­ Rated among the top components: ajuried arts com- tive American culture through includes handmade jewelry, with certain medical condi­ spaces and spend even short tion, go to the Centers for Dis­ 10 markets in the country, the petition with cash prizes, an craftspeople, traders, storytell- blankets, paintings, sculptures, tions, such as heart disease. periods of time there; wear ease Control and Prevention's I Oth Anniversary Eiteljorg opportunity for sales between ers, singers, dancers and food Some behaviors also light clothing; reduce activity; Web site at http:// Museum Indian Market Pre­ arti.sts and the publt"c (the mu- experts . All th e artwor k. ts ~tor clothing, pottery, weavings, put peopI e at greater ns. k : and plan outdoor activities for www.cdc.gov/nceh/hsb/ sented by SBC Ameritech is seum doesn't take a commis- sale, and prices range from quillwork, drawings, prints, drinking alcohol; taking part in the cooler parts ofthe day. extremeheat. the largest juried show and sion), and the sharing of Na- $30 to thousands. The work pipes and drums. strenuous outdoor physical sale ofNative American art in activities in hot weather; and Faculty honored at Benedictine the Midwest. Ph otos needed on Hispanic heritage takingmedicationsthatimpair Benedictine High 20years-Rev. Bede This year's event, the body's ability to regulate School faculty member Kotlinski, Latin and Greek The Cleveland Public tos. Individuals an families serve University, as well as which is always held the its temperature or that inhibit Daniel O'Shaughnessy, with teacher. Library Photograph Collection will be featured in both black students, will use this collec­ weekend after Father's Day, is perspiration. 35 years on staff, was one of 15 years - Diana seeks donations offamily pho­ and white. tion to better understand the June 22 and 23. What are the symp- seven faculty members bon­ tographs for the Hispanic Photographs will de­ McBeath, biology teacher. lnFebruary, 126Na­ history of Cleveland's His­ toms of heat-related illness? ored for years ofservice at the Families Photograph Collec­ pict the social, political and 5 years - Thomas tive American artists were ac­ panic community. Symptoms of heat recent Renaissance Awards tion. cultural life of Hispanics. Erzen, athletic director and cepted into the Indian Market. There is no deadline exhaustion include paleness, The collection will . Images will span Program. He teaches eco­ theology teacher, and Rev. They come from all over the for submitting photos. The li­ muscle cramps, fatigue, weak­ identify the Hispanic experi- multiple generations in vari­ nomics and business. Paschal Petcavage, Spanish country and represent more brary will continue to collect ness, dizziness, headache, nau­ ence in Cleveland and Ohio ous occasions from work to Others honored teacher. than 50 tribes. them as they receive them. sea or vomiting, and fainting. were: and reflect their migration pat- play. Theology and history To be accepted, ap­ Because Hispanic The skin may be cool terns within the United States. Bilingual Research- 25 years - Richard teacher Rev. Michael plicants must be documented Heritage month falls in Octo­ and moist; sweating may or Both professionals ers from Cleveland State Uni­ DiGeronimo, math teacher, Brunovsky, OSB, received the members of a federally or ber, it would be preferable to may not occur. and amateurs will display pho- versity and Case Western Re- and Rev. 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( Tuesday, May 7, 2002- Friday, May 10, 2002 3 Black women speak out on beauty Students honored for excellence Halle Berry wins the suits of their recent survey, Ten Beautiful Celebrities cited The following stu­ demic excellence in the L.C. cellence in education and re­ Academy Award as Best Ac- conducted to answer the by Black women confirms dents were recently honored Smith College of Engineering search. tress. question - "What is Beauty?" their link between beauty and at the Programs Rooted in and Computer Science at Syra­ Diverse programs Oprah Winfrey is the Black women express hair: Halle Berry, Janet Jack­ :Oeveloping Excellence cuse University. and learning opportunities highest paid woman in televi- a great deal ofself-esteem and son, Jennifer Lopez, Elizabeth (PRIDE) Program for aca- The PRIDE Program prepare students for profes­ sion. self-confidence about their Taylor, Lena Home, Nia Long, challenges and supports stu­ sional careers in aerospace, Condoleezza Rice be­ beauty. Oprah Winfrey, Whitney ••• • •• dents with experiences and op­ chemical, civil. computer, elec­ A model illustrates • •• comes increasingly visible in Three-quarters re­ Houston and Catherine Zeta­ - :Kid's Corner • portunities that will ensure their trical, environmental, and me­ the media as President Bush's port that their own opinion Jones. All natural brunettes, textures and tones for #6R Ruby success well beyond the Syra­ chanical engineering, bioengi­ Rage • • National Security Advisor. about their looks is most im­ but all who have adorned dif­ • •••••••• •• cuse University campus. neering, engineering physics, Beautiful, powerful portant to them , and two­ ferent hair shades to heighten "Black women are The program supports computer science, and sys­ black women are in the spot­ thirds developed their per­ their beauty. highly evolved in their sense all students in the College of tems and information science. light in 2002 more than at any sonal beauty from their own James Adams, of self," says Lynne Boehm, Engineering and Computer Sci­ Kristin Meece; other time in history. This ideas of what they want to owner of the Renovare Salon Senior Manager, Textures & ence, with particular emphasis Meece is a senior majoring in comes as no surprise to the ex­ project. in Birmingham and one ofthe Tones. "But that doesn't mean on women and students ofcolor. civil engineering. perts at Textures & Tones, the 93% feel that experi­ Clairol Color Masters, says they are not constantly look­ PRIDE honors these Jennifer Martin; Clairol haircolor brand created menting with their hair is an "my clients want the Mary J. ing for ways to increase their students for their outstanding Martin is a junior majoring in by seven of the country's top easy way to make a change Blige Pure Red color, which I allure. It is that very strength academic and leadership excel­ bioengineering. African-American salon pro­ that does not have to be per­ am able to achieve by using ofcharacter that makes a Halle, lence. Jordan Weiss; Weiss fessionals for women ofcolor. manent. Textures & Tones #6R Ruby an Oprah, a Condoleezza, rise Students are honored is a sophomore majoring in Just look at the re- A glance at the Top Rage." to the top oftheir profession." on four levels; Circle ofPre-emi­ civil engineering. nence, Circle of Excellence, Matthew Krutky; Justin Marc Bencie Circle ofHonors and Circle of Krutky is a junior majoring in Kristine Napier will sign book at fair Justin Marc Achievement. bioengineering. Diabetes Fair fea­ Master of Public Heath from which are also cook books, 95.5 FM Morning Show, as the Bencie, who is one year old, All of the students Sarah Fox; Fox is a tures book signing by Cleve­ Yale School ofMedicine. and has authored hundreds Family Nutritionist. She is also is the son ofGary Bencie and honored at the PRIDE reception junior majoring in bioengineer­ Michelle Morrison. Justin, land author Kristine Napier, She is Director of of consumer articles for such the sports nutrition consultant are active members of PRIDE ing. who is a doll ofa baby. fa­ organizations or college student John Molesky; MPH,RD, LD to autograph: Eat Nutrition for Nurtio.com and publications as Good House- for Hathaway Brown School, vorite toy is Elino. Like most Away Diabetes, at 2002 Diabe­ Nutrio Technologies, which keeping, Prevention Family where she teaches nutrition to honor societies. Molesky is a sophomore ma­ oneyear old kids, Justin has The L.C. Smith Col­ joring in computer science. tes Fair, Embassy Suites, Inde­ supply web-based nutrition Circle, Harvard Health Letter, girls in grades 6 through 9. a good appetite and his fa­ lege ofEngioeering ofComputer Steven Register; pendence from 8:30 a.m. to and fitness programs for con- and Tufts Diet and Nutrition N .B.: Other books vorite food is cookies. 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Spedalizing in ..... items as homes, automobiles, I personally think APRIL 2002 JULY 1001 OCTOB£R 2002 * Factory Type Full Soling * SMTWTFS SMTWTFS S ·M T W T F S This week I want to bank savings, spouses and chil­ one of these news investiga­ 1234S6 1234S6 I 2 3 4 S *Invisible Half Soling* . 7 8 9 10 I I 11 13 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 elaborate on the controversy dren. tion teams need to stage a 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 14 IS 16 17 18 19 10 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 *Dye Work* 21 22 23 24 2S 26 27 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 20 21 22 23 24 15 26 No one never looked 28 29 30 28293031 27 28 29 30 31 surrounding Rev. Marvin criminal case done by an Afri­ *Purse and Luggage R.a~a.ir * McMickle concerning his at all the problems this has can American or Hispanic and ·k Sole and Heel~. * W.Y 2002 AUGUST 2002 NOVEMBER 2002 discovery of things taking caused accused, innocent men a white man and see what the SMTWTFS SMTWTFS SMTWTFS .., Women's Dowel Lift.• *"Rips* I 2 3 4 I 2 3 . I 2 place with our grand-jury pro- and women who are still sitting results would be. 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 4 s 6 7 8 9 10 3 4 s ·6 7 8 9 *Cleaning and Refinishing * 12 13 14 .IS 16 17 18 II 12 13 14 IS 16 17 10 I I 12 13 141S"I6 cess. in these prisons because of this , Even though we al- 19 10 21 22 23 24 2S 18 19 20 21 22 23 H 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 l 26272829~03 1 1S 26 27 28 29 30 3 1 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Rev. McMickle B.S. ,, ready have the proofon what's Re:Jair of Jogging and Athletic Shc,es JUNE 2002 SEPTEMBER 2001 DECEMBER 2002 made it known to the public Last year prosecutors going on with this system. (Reebok, K-Swiss, Nike, Fila, Etc.) SMTWT FS SMTWTFS SMTWTFS I 1234S67 1234S67 and wrote a Cuyahoga issued 19,000 indictments and In my personal case, 134S678 8 9 10 II 11 13 14 8 9 10 11 12 13 ·14 County judge informing the only 540 ofthem were tried. the reason I'm incarcerated is 9 10 II 12 13 14 IS IS I 6 ! 7 I8 19 10 2 I IS I 6 I 7 I8 I 9 20 21 11402 Buckeye Road- Ph. 229_-~311 16 17 18 19 20 11 ll Zl 23 24 1S 26 ]7 28 ~~ ~5 i~ 2S 16 27 lB. ., 24 25 26 }7 18 l9 zq Jo judge that he had discovered Fewer defendants are because an individual commit­ Across from the Bi:.lckeye Plaza wrong doing with the grand­ taking their cases to trial only ted a crime then went to the jury process. because they are in fear of all police station reporting that I SURJI & TURF He told the judge the threats from prosecutors of had committed the crime. soar UI,JifHa . . ..· SAIIDWICJIII8 .Obe PoiiDd Loh-'htlla A giving them the maximum sen­ that it was a large amount of With no physical evi­ .flaliii,OA Plattlrt.... .C , ...... ~ ·-· 3 ...... oa. llostoa SUip •tea• ...... ••·•• white enforcement officers tence if they take their case to dence whatsoever, I was in­ o.-..... au • .-,....• , ...... iii 1111 ...... t/1t liP. 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Jfl'...... 011...... 8tdp ··-········································ ••.•• African-American and His­ putting the same threats on de­ himself. o-llil Prtn:b...... ••· -·····"'······· 7 ...... :1/IIIJ...... •·•• aaowera•r...- · panic defendants. fendants instead of represent­ Now, if the system Whhla...... t llr...... l,ft.. .•...... l/11 Jb•..• ••.... •·• Oae Poaad ...... : ...... n.•• Bafttllo...... l 1111•.•...... :.•.....•. n .•.•...... tlllb...... ing them and getting them ready - CHOICI! 01' SIDE DUHI!8- Black's and minori­ was carefully doing their job til Pa-d 811tta'ftJ' Brlmp... 1~.41 ...; ....• Choice ol81du DINNIR SIDU (•) EXTilASIDI• ties agree with Rev. McMickle for trial. These court appointed instead of looking for a quick I DI.IDeii'O f'.rted OyiiMI' Dlnner..... IJt .• J/1 (f,•. Chal~af a.llla Cole •r- Cole .,aw ·•• •PIIfheUI 1.110 SC.aaptu Pin ..•...... laqe ····-·- U.liO ...... CJ&oloe of 8tdes l'renc:h 1'1'1.. t'ftnoh l'rt-.•II Macaroni a Ch- 1.110 100% and we are blessed to attorneys' goals are getting way to get a conviction, I l'rDI te.-One PoiHlCI ...... -. tJ ...... CiaolrDe or llda Macaftllnla.lad MacaftllniSalad .•11 Peaoh Cobbler a.•s •pefhettl Green ....,. ••II CaM Jill.,.. 1.•.11 have him come forward with defendant's to cop-out to a plea wouldn't be here today, where .-.o..-.rOn• Po-d ...... ••·•• ....- ... CilolOrtoLiihllee &nen ...... htatoSalad .•11 One Pa•nd J•llllfto ...mpte• ...... - •... I a... the truth with what he no­ bargain, knowing preparing for BRI!AKJIAST • a.m. - 11 :SO a.m. I've been for the last eight to :JC ~an PePb Pl•tte:r ...... - ...... 19.00 ticed within this corrupted a trial was never a thought in years. SAU8AGE OR BACON ...... so pc Wldtlftl! l'f•ttrtr ..-·· ·······························"'··············· I'·" ,.... 11... Sri#.,,Bo- .l'rle6. ~~ . criminal justice system. the attorney's minds. 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Christopher leaders will join him and save He also agreed that Boyko, and a few our people from being targets this system needs to examine its more who would of this injustice. ranks to ensure it has a good have noticed and This corrupted mil­ representation of African fixed the problem at lion dollar industry is using American attorneys. the first stage. our people in the same man­ In my personal opin­ I submit­ ner as farmers auctioning off ion, what is the difference be­ ted a letter to cattle or pigs for profits. tween having a jury of your Judge Daniel 0. So why do so many peers or having a grand jury of Corrigan concern­ big people ignore this? your peers. ing a Post Convic­ Is it because they Rev. McMickle also tion Petition I filed have a financial interest in it said the prosecutor's office ap­ in his court back in themselves? peared to be too eager to indict September 1996 Just look at who's people on petty drug offenses, with five affidavits making the money: law en­ clogging up court dockets. attached stating I forcement, lawyers, prosecu­ McMickle felt like he wasn't the one who tors and judges. was participating in a process committed this crime. , However, Di\lita s it was never ruled on to this day. "4 & In fact, if q Larchmere Deli Beverage this petition was ~ Deli- Fine Wine-Imported Beer-Gift Baskets ruled on, I would 1 *Party Trays For All Occassions * be a free man to­ .....,.a.. Receptions-After Prom Parties day. · Meetings -Holiday Events - Picnics The facts 216.721.0220 *Ob" L * are there and the 12727 LarchmerP Blvd. 10 .ottery perjury ofthe state Shaker Hts., OH 44120 witness is shown within these affida­ vits. 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In her place, Jennifer Thompson scored 18 Man Alexis Arguello, a cham­ It is no secret that town ladies of basketball, the Still, the Rockers Rizzotti was able to score a ca­ ofher 26 points during the pe­ pion in three weight classes Arguello had trouble with mo­ Cleveland Rockers, recently gave a good hard, gallant ef­ reer-high 13 points. riod. versus the highly underrated bile boxers. dropped a heartbreaker of a fort in the absence ofa couple She was stumped in With Jones defend­ "other" lightweight champion Clever but light hit· game against the four-time of key players. the second half through as the ing her, Swoopes was held from Panama, Ismael Laguna. ting, Vilomar Fernandex gave WNBA champions Houston Missing was Rushia Comets switched to a 2-3 zone scoreless until midway For all intents and him fits. Comets at Gund Arena before Brown (out with a broken fin­ cutting her chances ofpassing, through the second half when purposes, Arguello was at his Laguna would give 12, 773 fans. ger) and Ann Wauters. as well as driving to the bucket she exploded for I 0 points. best boxing at 130 pounds. Arguello a lot ofangles. The Rockers, who Wauters should re­ as she did so effectively inthe She also dealt out 8 assist. When he was cham­ Arguello was usually lead by IS late in the second join the team within the next first half of the contest. The Rockers didn't pion of that division he de­ a slow starter and Laguna was half, couldn't hold off the WNBA MVP took control of few days as she is resting up Merlakia Jones help their own cause, missing feated Bobby Chacon, Boza a very good counte.- puncher. charges of 6-2 forward Tina the Rockers by constantly at­ after competing in the French missed quite a few open shots 8 of 9 shots during the over­ Edwards, Rolando Navarette Laguna was not a Thompson and super star for­ tacking the basket after tell­ League during the winter. and she took many. time. and Bazooka Limon. hard hitter but he was a sharp ward Sheryl Swoopes as they ing her team mates to clear it Eva Nemcova, one Penny Taylor, a sec­ "This is definitely a All of who won the and accurate puncher. dismanteled the Rockers' of­ out. of the stabilizers of the of­ ond-year forward, had a solid tough lo!;s for us," said Dan title after Alexis moved to 13S It is highly conceiv· fense with some superb come­ She would scream fense in past years has yet to outing netting a career-high 24 Hughes, coach ofthe Rockers. pounds. able that Laguna would jump from-behind, give-it-all-you­ for a play she called "C," report to the team. points and 9 rebounds. "I thought that we played well Arguello won the out to an early lead. got basketball. which was obvious enough to She is currently It was Taylor that sent enough to win the game. It's lightweight title from Jim Watt Laguna's jab would Swoopes, the 2000 me that it meant "clear" ev- holding out after being of­ the game into overtime as she very disappointing." His highest profile get in more than Arguello's fered the league maximum for hit two shots from the charity Hughes was selected defense at this weight was his would carry much more sting. "1!\D ~~ a veteran player (79,500) . stripe with 3.4 seconds left in as the 200 I WNBA Coach of highly competitive knockout Whenever possible .,.,.,• ~-.l.Q~~ Also missing from regulation. the year. -...,; ~ ..... ~ '-:!. of future champion Ray Alexis would try to work the "Boom Boom" Mancini. body. Cavs get 6th selection in NBA Draft Alexis never lost any This would probably - ·v.. - of his titles in the ring. be the key for an Arguello vic· The Cleveland ability ofobtaining the first se­ Team "Soul Food For Your Health" Cavaliers will have the sixth lection, will have the first over­ 1. Houston Ismael Laguna was tory. 2765 East 55th Street overall selection in NBA Draft all pick in NBA Draft 2002, 2. Chicago one of the best, pure boxers A:; the bout pro­ 2002, as determined by the which will be held in New York 3. Golden State the lightweight division has gressed. & (E. 55th Diamond) NBA Draft Lottery 2002, City at The Theater at Madi­ 4.Memphis seen in the last 40 years. Arguello's body at­ Cleveland, Ohio 44104 which was conducted re­ son Square Garden on Wednes­ 5. Denver Only Pernell tack would slow Laglmadown. (216) 426-8418 or (216) 426-8420 cently at NBA Entertainment day, June 26, 2002. 6. 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Dee's CaD gain wider notice after record­ Bucket of Spaghetti Feeds 4-5 persons (216) 721-1674 ing two albums as leader for * career goal is to continue * lnchidea Bread and Butter and Cheese...... $8. 75 *as a professional model. * Extra Meatballs or Sausage...... $ .90 Chicago's Delmark label and Dee was featured on the ZESTY'S TASTY SUB SANDWICHES & SALADS Zesty' a famoua Sub Sandwich "'Sausage"' Meatballs *Salami "'Ham"' S 4.00 being chosen in 1994 as an Arts *cover of Bronze Beauty ROBERT [3. WALTON Midwest Jazz Master. * (Try our Regular Sub) * Calendar. (ESDN photo by * Zesty's Cheese Sandwich ...... : ...... $ 2.00 ATTORNEY AT LAW As well as a leader, Howard Moorehead). Garlic Toast ...... $ 1.00 Pop ...... $ .75 1 31 1 1 SHAKER SQUARE, SUITE 21 1 Christian is a much-in-demand * If you would* Salad..... 1/ 2 Pint ...... $ :1.00 Plnt...... s, 2.00 Quart...... $ 3. 75 CL.EVELAND, OHIO 441 20 sideman and educator. * liketobeaBeautyofTbe* ------Criminal Defense He is actively de­ Week, send photo, phone r---~~~------,r------, voted to his community and * numberandinfonnation * I ~S'{~'S 50¢ I ~~~s't~'S $1.00 I 24-HOUR SERVICE conducts jazz programs in the *to EAST SIDE DAILY* public schools and performs in NEWS or call (216)* outdoor neighborhood con­ *n1-1674. :'L OFF : : OFF : PHONE: (21 61 283-6484 F'AX: !21 61 283· 9927 ~ certs for Chicago's youth. ******** I . LARGE PIZZA I I JUMBO PIZZA !I -~------~ L------~L------··• L---~------~---J