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SEPTEMBER 7-1L3, 1997 VOL. 2NO. 43 75 CENTS ------fe*------j SUNDw loURNAL Z33D^fcflHCEQi ©TDSJ Women at work Union initiative addresses job-related By Amber Arellano like Tuggle and how it can help Journal Staff Writer them - as well as plant union Diane Tuggle cares for chil­ seeds for the future. dren who have cancer and Leah This weekend it kicks off a Bossert runs construction crewsnational hot line that will at Detroit Metro Airport. answer any woman’s workplace Yet both worry about beingquestions, from what legal paid what they’re worth, and options are available for stop­ keeping up with a frenetic workping sexual harassment to rec­ pace that is the norm nowadays. ommending local child care cen­ A new nationwide surveyters. It aims to strengthen the reflects their concerns. Equal AFL’s lobbying voice in pay, a healthy workplace andWashington, too, by speaking for secure, affordable health insur­ more than just the unionized. ance top working women’s con­“A woman can call and say, ‘I cerns, despite the U.S. economic live here, I can afford this much, recovery and workplace stridestell me three good child care for women, according to the “Askagencies near my neighbor­ A Working Woman” surveyhood,’ ” said Brenda Moon, the released Thursday by the AFL- AFL’s Michigan field represen­ CIO. tative. “We’re acting as a cata­ “Now employers want youngerlyst, as a national voice.” people, just out of college, cheap,” Neither Tuggle nor Bossert says Tuggle, a patient care asso­ are union members, like 88 per­ ciate at Children’s Hospital of cent of the 725 women random­

ktfmm,v V : ,» : v . V Michi-gan in Detroit. At 42, she ly sampled by phone for the sur­ V ;:V;: , v\ fears that as she grays, she’ll vey. The results were telling of becoming less valuable to herwomen’s lives today: bosses. And like other African- ■ Equal pay is the top issue American women, low pay andamong all women, including little opportunity top her worry2,000 Michigan women ques- list. mm® The AFL is studying women See WOMEN, Page 8 INSIDE Classifieds Page 32 Journal photo by PATRICIA BECK SPORTS Last year’s unproven Columns Page Page 31 Parade rest linebackers are making Crossword Page 33 A Labor Day parade-watcher gets a monumental view beneath the Grand Circus Park statueS. of Hazen Page 14 Pingree and a plaque with this description: “The citizens of Michigan erect this monument to the cher­ good on promises this Editorials ished memory of HazenS. Pingree. A gallant soldier. An enterprising and successful citizen, four times Entertainment Page 25 elected mayor of Detroit, twice governor of Michigan. He was the first to warn the people of the great year,dan­ if the Lions win ger threatened by powerful private corporations and the first to awake to the great inequalities in taxationover Atlanta is any Horoscope Page 26 and to initiate steps for reform. The idol of the people.” LaborMore Day photoson Ps«®s10 and 11. indication.Back page. Movie Guide Page 16 PAGE 2 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL SEPTEMBER 7, 1997 SIDING ★ ROOFING ★ GUTTERS OURNAL mHy calendar ★ ALUMINUM SIDING & TRIM ★ STORM WINDOWS & DOORS The Detroit Sunday Journal is ★ ALUMINUM AWNINGS published weekly by Detroit Learning a lesson Motor Co. River Rouge Plant in ★ REPLACEMENT WINDOWS Sunday Journal Inc., 450 W. Dearborn. Call 810-948-1010, from the strike extension 288. Fort St., Detroit, Ml 48226. 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Princess Di: Unforgiven but unforgettable By Susan Hall-Balduf Journal Staff Writer can’t remember exactly when I began to despise IPrincess Diana. It was some time after Prince William - whom I still think should have been named Arthur - and before Prince Henry. I was tired of seeing her face on every other magazine cover. Besides, by then she had begun to betray me. Yes, I’m sorry she died and I understand the grief of the British people over her death. After all, they have only one set of Royals, whereas we in the United States have a First Family that gets replaced every four or eight years. What I cannot understand is the way we in the United States have been carrying on since she was killed, as if she’d been a 36-year- old cross between Elizabeth Taylor and Mother Teresa (who died Journal photo by GEORGE WALDMAN Friday, rest in peace). Who was The seat being vacated by retiring Councilman Mel Ravitz, foreground, may be the only one to change hands thisDiana year. anyhow? She had charming manners, wore clothes well and looked great in hats. Very important in the Royal Family. I’ve always thought Small change the Duke and Duchess of York would still be married if Fergie hadn’t looked so ludicrous in hats. Detroit City Council incumbents have the inside trackDiana did Good Works, you say. Well, she had tons of money to By John Gallagher await another day. spend on clothes and virtually Journal Staff Writer How come? Partly because Detroit’s nothing to do but shop, except that With 64 candidates vying for nine analysis system of electing Council members once she bought all those clothes, City Council seats in Detroit’s prima­ citywide, rather than from individual she had to have someplace to wear ry elections Tuesday, one might thinkdidates to contest. Experts, includingdistricts, tends to prevent the sort of them so why not accept some of that Council races are free-for-alls in many of the candidates themselves,strong ward representation found inthose eager invitations, toddle which anything could happen. say no more half-a-dozen or so of thecities like Chicago. The lack of a ward along and be polite when she got Hardly. Both history and politicalchallengers has a decent chance ofsystem here tends to minimize the there? reality predict that little will changewinning it. infighting for city services that moti­ “The people’s princess,” indeed. I after Tuesday’s primary, in which the What this means is Detroit’s legisla­ vates so many political fights in other See PRINCESS, Page 4 field will be narrowed to 18 candidatestive branch of government over cities. the for the November general election. next four years will look and act pret­Another reason is that the overrid­ Instead, the eight incumbents whoty much like it has during the previ­ing issue in Detroit is all too clear to are running again will all but certain­ous four years. Probably it will quarreleveryone. Detroit still fails to deliver ly be among the 18 finalists. And comesome with Mayor Dennis Archer’s ini­adequate city services to many of its S u sa n November the advantages of incum­tiatives, especially over privatizingneighborhoods. Streets need to be bency will once again sweep most orcity services. And it will try to eke outswept, streetlights kept shining, police W a t so n all of the veterans into office for newmore budget money for neighborhoodcars kept on patrol, and recreational terms. constituencies. programs need to operate for city That leaves, in effect, possibly just But any real change, any attempt byyouths. the open seat now held by the retiringcouncil to develop a legislative agendaNo one disagrees with this. Council will return next week. Mel Ravitz for the other 50-plus can-different from Archer’s, will have to See ELECTION, Page 5 PAGE 4 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL SEPTEMBER 7, 1997

Activist arts festival takes it to the streets

Journal photo by GEORGE WALDMAN

orget the pint-sized, mall puppet show. Seven-foot pup­ pets with equally huge attitude will parade today at noon across the Belle Isle bridge as part of the Detroit Art and Revolution Convergence Street Theatre Festival. FThe touring group trains people how to use street theater to activate their communities; they’ve danced and sung with the United Farm Workers and against Nike’s abuse of workers. Workshop participants learned how to make masks, and puppets like the Bill Clinton replica that San Francisco-based activists showed off at last Monday’s Laborfest. The touring group’s enthusiasm for locked-out newspaper workers makes the week­ end theme quite appropriate: “Whose City Is This, Anyway?” Journal photo by REBECCA COOK Memories of Diana: Hard to forgive, impossible to forget PRINCESS, From Page 3 whose fault was that? that dress at that moment. blame him? Because I have been Why, the people’s, whose insatiable I was brought up to understandstupidly, desperately, in love myself. It have two words to say to that. desire to have her privacy invadedthat so money doesn’t buy happiness,does not have a salutary effect on the Princess. Anne. they could see the pictures drove but I still believed that beauty boughtcharacter. Anyway, I think Charles, Remember her? Charles’ sister, the “their” princess to her death. Tie thatlove. And she was so beautiful in herlike the Prince in the musical “Into Princess Royal, has been dressing uparound your bouquet and lay it onwedding gown, who could not lovethe Woods,” was raised to be charm­ all her life and going out to be politeher grave. her? I expected her to be happy. I ing, not sincere. to people who probably bored her stiff,I’m still furious with her. She made thought she would never know theI thought Diana could pull it off, cutting ribbons, accepting bouquetsme believe - in love and romance andlump of loneliness that takes over thesucceed where I had failed, protect me and visiting hospitals. Her divorce happy endings. Then she showedmiddle me cushion when a married cou­forever from learning the painful was a quiet wretched affair, not a the fairy tale was all a lie. ple have retreated to opposite endstruth: of That some people simply do not headline-screaming battle over the My then-husband and I got up theat sofa. have the heart to love you, no matter princes, the palaces and the pounddawn the morning Charles married Of course I didn’t know then thatwhat you do or how good you look. notes. Diana. We drank English Breakfast Charles was stupidly, desperately, inShe let me down. Anne, however, is not glamorous, tea and ate kippers on toast (well, I love with someone else. Maybe she Now she’ll sleep forever on the and Diana certainly was. She was notthink they were really'sardines, butdidn’t know, either. The details of theSpencer family estate. Every year peo­ beautiful - well, stand her next to that was as close as we could get) way their marriage crumbled I leave ple will send flowers on her birthday, Camilla Parker-Bowles and she couldwhile we watched the entire spectacle to lesser (or more imaginative) jour­ though she’ll never get any older, and pass for beautiful. (Come to think ofon television. nalists than myself. other people will take pictures of the it, so could I.) Stand her against DemiWhen she stepped out of that coachThat glorious day, that enchantingflowers for still other people to see. Moore? No way. She was pretty, that’sin that incredible dress, I thought shedress I took as a promise that there Maybe someday I’ll ask my former all. was the most exquisite creature I hadreally was such a thing as “the stuff husband if I can borrow his coffee There are theories as to the exact ever seen. of which fairy tales are made,” as the table book of the wedding and his reason Diana died. She might not I would have killed to take her Archbishop of Canterbury began therecord album of the ceremony, just to have been wearing her seat belt (so place.it I would have dived right offceremony the look at and listen to again. was her fault). Her driver was Buckingham Palace balcony and Instead, she and Charles turned Then again, maybe I won’t. I’ll allegedly drunk (it was his fault). Thecrushed the Spencer family tiara, if that promise into tabloid trash andremember that girl in that gown in paparazzi were chasing her and only I could have been that girl inI’ve never forgiven her. Why don’tthat I moment for the rest of my life. SEPTEMBER 7f 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 5

MASAI K. BUTTS • SALES • SERVICE Operation Manager Council unlikely to change much /APPLIANCAPPLIANCE • PARTS ELECTION, From Page 3 The AFL-CIO has officially struck her /icCvauced £leauify SqAtcmd, SflFDAVID M.TARPLEY from its endorsed list of candidates. CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING candidates as diverse as president That’s likely to hurt, but Everett fin­ COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL Q ualify • "Discount “Pucced Maryann Mahaffey and challengers ished fourth in the general election Ph. (313) 892-7780 Open 7 Days S S , (810) 791-0560 Ken Cockrel Jr. and Ted Wallace are four years ago, and it’s considered Fax (313) 892-0610 Fully Insured all campaigning, more or less, on the unlikely she could fall all the way out need for improved city services. of the top nine come November. And yet another reason is that Finally, much speculation surrounds The Only Union-Made Safety Frames Are Made by Titmus. times are better in Detroit, at least by the question of who will replace the standards of the past 30 years. Ravitz. Among the most likely candi­ Incumbent council members are likelydates in alphabetical order: to benefit from a feeling that the city ■ Tom Barrow.The accountant and Insist on Titmus - made by members of the United Steelworkers of America Local 15126. is on the upswing again. businessman is still held in high For more information, call 1-800-446-1802 and press “2”. As member Nick Hood Jr. puts it, “I regard by many older white voters for T l T m u s - m think there’s more to take credit for his mayoral campaigns against A Baeou USA Company ««,*r than to be criticized for.” Coleman Young. That he went to jail What all this means is that over a financial misdeed may be less Tuesday’s primary and November’s important than name recognition and V general election may say more aboutthe memory of his anti-Young efforts. Q^troducing... how individual members of council■ Ken Cockrel Jr. As a Wayne rank in the pecking order than any­County commissioner, young Cockrel thing else. (just 31) has been building a reputa­ Among the key questions: Willtion as a bright, energetic advocate for WovenHearts. Mahaffey retain the council presiden­improved city services. He’s likely to An Alternative Living Services Residence cy? Gil Hill ran a strong second to her be among Council’s independent voic­ last time, garnering 160,000 votes to es should he win election. Mahaffey’s 178,000 (while third place ■ Frank Hayden.The former school Clyde Cleveland drew 136,000). board president more or less failed to Should Hill emerge as the top vote- achieve the goals of his HOPE slate of getter this time, council would see a school board reformers some years a subtle shift. Mahaffey has often voted ago, but he’s still highly thought of for against Archer’s initiatives (such as the effort. on privatizing the DIA). Based on his ■ Bernard Parker. This Wayne record, Hill would prove more accom­County commissioner emerged from modating to the mayor. That could the self-help neighborhood activism of make things easier for Archer but Operation Get-Down. He helped nego­ vPovzxaHearts is designed wouldn’t generate as much debate on tiate a series of historic fair-lending city policy as happens now. agreements with Detroit’s banks in to help individuals with their daily needs. From Another key question is whetherthe late 1980s. On balance, he’s more any of the incumbents will fall out oflikely to support Archer than oppose housekeeping to personal care, WovenHearts is there. the top nine finishers in Tuesday’s pri­him. mary. In past elections, occasionally■ Alma Stallworth.This former Staff is available around the clock to provide one or another incumbent has beenstate representative remains popular defeated for re-election. This time among her northwest side constituen­ assistance, whatever the need. Best of all, choosing around Brenda Scott was challenged cy. Whether it’s enough to gather the by the mayor’s troops who disliked her 100,000 or so votes needed to win a independent style. Since Scott fin­council seat come November is prob­ WovenHearts doesn’t mean a move away from lifelong ished ninth in the general election lematic. four years ago, she may have looked■ Ted Wallace.This state representa­ friends and family, because WovenHearts is located right vulnerable to an upset. tive from Detroit has the mayor’s However, observers say Scott has backing and has been spending huge here in Westland. benefited from a backlash against the amounts of his own money on his cam­ efforts to oust her. paign. His more than $100,000 in Another member, Kay Everett, is campaign expenditures so far rank And for older adults seriously affected by memory facing opposition from union votersamong the most ever spent on a coun­ because she was council’s lone mem­cil race. With the mayor’s blessing, impairments such as Alzheimer’s disease, we offer ber voting against a resolution sup­Wallace would be a strong Archer sup­ porting newspapers workers in 1995.port should he win the seat. WovenHearts Memory Care right next door.

Business opportunity conference slated Opening Soon! Now Accepting Detroit’s Lions and Tigers, Wayne counsel for (he Detroit Lions; A1 County and Northwest Airlines have Johnson, regional director of airport scheduled a conference Sept. 15 to affairs for Northwest; Hurley bring women- and minority-owned Coleman, director of parks for Wayne For More Information Call (313) 762-8961 and small businesses into major County; Frank Ross, director of the upcoming projects. Wayne County Jobs and Economic Registration deadline is Monday Development Department, and James WovenHearts of Westland for the three-hour session, sponsoredMurray, director of the county’s by Wayne County Commission.Department of the Environment. 32111 Cherry Hill Road Participants will be given informa­ The conference will be 9 a.m.-noon Westland, MI 48185 tion on how to bid on jobs, and thereat the University of Detroit/Mercy will be a question-and-answer ses­ Ward Conference Center, 8200 W. 1=T sion. Outer Drive at Southfield. It’s free but Confirmed speakers include David reservations are required; call 313- . Providing for a Lifetime of Needs Potts, vice president and general 224-0850. PAGE 6 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL SEPTEMBER 7, 1997

Journal photos by PATRICIA BECK Union and management officials drive the lOth-anniversary Mazda off the Fiat Rock assembly line to the cheers of AutoAlliance employees. Mazda plant is model for cross-cultural relations By Mike Wowk gram. “Some said Japanese-style Journal Staff Writer management would never fly with an Ten years ago workers at the American work force, others said a Japanese-owned auto plant in Flat joint venture would never fly and Rock wore uniforms and started their some thought the UAW could never days with calisthenics on the assem­ work here. bly line. “But you proved them wrong,” he When November rolled around, added. plant managers couldn’t understand The Mazda 626, which has to com­ why their American workers wanted pete with the Ford Taurus, Honda time off for deer hunting, not with pro­ Accord and Toyota Camry, is currently duction behind schedule. the only car model to be produced in “People here had to make a huge the Flat Rock plant. In recent years cultural adjustment, on both sides,” the plant also produced the sporty said Chuck Browning, now bargaining Mazda MX-6 and the Ford Probe, both chairman for UAW Local 3000 in the of which have since been discontin­ plant. “But we learned from each ued. other.” The plant also produced a right- The Flat Rock facility celebrated its hand-drive version of the Probe for 10th anniversary last week with a cer­ * * • \ * export to Britain, Japan and emonial drive-off from the assembly Australia. line of a 1998-model Mazda 626 But Ford is planning to transfer pro­ sedan. Leon Willis, president of LocalTim Steward, UAW Local 3000 second vice president, points to the label that toutsduction of the Mercury Cougar early 3000, was behind the wheel and union-company his cooperation at the Flat Rock AutoAlliance plant. next year to Flat Rock from a soon-to- passenger was Richard Leal, assistant be-closed Lorain, Ohio, assembly general manager of manufacturing.where workers are UAW-represented. venture is now called AutoAllianceplant. The symbolism wasn’t lost on the The UAW was there when the plantInternational Inc. When that happens, the Flat Rock 100 or so assembly-line workers whowas built and operated solely by“Not everyone thought this plantfacility will be the first plant any­ witnessed the ceremony. Their plant Mazdais Motor Corp. and the UAW waswould be successful,” Ford Vicewhere to produce two different cars, one of the very few Japanese “trans­still there after Ford Motor Co. in 1992Chairman Wayne Booker told theengineered by two different compa- plant” operations in the United Statesbought a 50-percent interest. The jointassembled workers at Thursday’s pro­ See FLAT ROCK, Page 7 Topless Vette goes international By Martha Hindes Unlike the coupe that debuted in Journal Automotive Writer January with a removable T-top, the After its splashy introduction as new a model was designed from the coupe earlier this year, Chevrolet isground up as a convertible. Chevy showing off a topless version of engineers its built in strength and solidi­ new fifth-generation Corvette sportsty to avoid annoying squeaks and car for 1998. shimmies usually found in open-air The convertible model of this totallymodels. American sports car fills a gap some Hidden under a “tonneau” cover Corvette owners noticed, and is while a down, the top is a quick-change reminder of the convertible intro­artist, taking only seconds to lower or duced 10 years ago on the previousraise "... about the same amount of generation Vette. time you’d spend at your average stop­ But it isn’t only for American audi­light,” said Corvette brand manager ences. This version gets the interna­Dick Almond. Tops are three colors: tional spotlight this week at theblack, white or a neutral shade called Chevrolet Frankfurt Motor Show in Germany. See CORVETTE, Page 7 GM hopes to cause an international stir with the new convertible Corvette. SEPTEMBER 7 f 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 7 f ROSANNE C. LESS > WINDSHIELD REPLACEMENT Attorney at Law Car plant builds cooperation Former Member, Newspaper Guild Emphasizing a progres­ FLAT ROCK, From Page 6 The quality of the cars produced there sive view in all areas of has also risen since Ford went in, i family law. CELLULAR A CLASS CENTER nies, on the same assembly line, according to annual surveys by J.D. Phone (313) 382-5622 SAVE*75 Power and Associates. TO according to AutoAlliance. ,6828 Park Avenue, Allen Park, MI 48101 The joint company wants to show Visitors to Mazda dealer showrooms potential car buyers - and the UAW this fall will see something new under $ 1 1 5 OFF wants to show nonunion workers the at windshields of the 626 models. It’s May be applied to deductible. I COMPARE OURI All insurance claims honored. other transplant operations - that thea sticker that says the car is “proudly With Coupon blending of two ethnic cultures, plusmade in the U.S.” at Flat Rock. The “WE SUPPORT THE LOCKED-OUT WORKERS! the union, can produce a competitive,sticker also contains the UAW logo. H&R APPLIANCE FARMINGTON HILLS SOUTHGATE WARREN high-quality product. 810-476-5757 313-284-4400 810-976-0000 “We tried for years to have that put 32150 JOHN R, MADISON HEIGHTS LINCOLN PARK TAYLOR WESTLAND on the cars,” said Stan Czinski, a UAW 1 /4 Ml. SOUTH OF OAKLAND MALL 313-382-6161 313- 946-9407 313-641-2244 The 1995 Harbour Report, a major MT. CLEMENS TROY WOODHAVEN auto-industry study, ranked Auto-representative in the plant. “But the MON. THURS. FRI. 9:30 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. 810-463-5352 810- 616-9630 Alliance 12th among 38 North managers told us the traditional TOES. WEDS. 9:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. K Q Q - 4 4 7 1 REDFORD WALLED LAKE SAT. 9*30 a.m. - 5:00 p.ra. I f # * 313-255-0330 810- 624-3060 American Big Three and transplant American buyer of an imported car automakers in plant efficiency. Thewouldn’t buy if they knew the car was same report ranked the plant’s stamp­ made here.” ing department No. 1. The sticker was written into the Martens, Ice, Geary, Klass, ★ PROGRESS FOR ALL ★ The plant turned its first profit inplant’s newest collective bargaining Legghio , Israel & Gorchow, p.c. 1994, after Ford joined the venture.agreement with the union. Attorneys and Counselors at Law Representing Unions & Working People

New Vette takes world stage • Personal Injuries CORVETTE, From Page 6 Even the convertible version has a • Workers’ Compensation usable trunk compared with a • Employee Rights light oak. minuscule one in the previous gener­ • Employment Discrimination The new Vette has a snarly LSI 5.7 ation Vette. But owners in Japan will V8 engine that delivers 345 horsepow­ have less trunk space for golf clubs or 1400 NORTH PARK PLAZA BUILDING er and 350 lb.-ft of torque for jackrab- other items. Since the radio frequen­ ^ 17117 W. NINE MILE RD. bit starts and quick acceleration. Top cies needed to relay tire conditions to SOUTHFIELD, Ml. 48075 speed is a heady 175 mph - far beyond the vehicle’s electronic brain are the speed limit of American freeways, needed for other transmissions, (248) 559-2110 but good for bragging rights - and it those aren’t available for engineers takes only 4.7 seconds to leap from 0to use. Models for the market in to 60. Japan will have space-saver spares ★ Commitment instead. For better traction and handling, ★ Integrity Chevy has put 18-inch rear tires on Europeans will get their first look Local 600 this model. That’s about as big as they at the new Corvette this week as the ★ Trust can go without a risk of bumping Frankfurt show launches the 1998 international auto show season. In against the wheel wells if the car Jerry Sullivan, President, drives over a bump in the road, October it goes to Tokyo for Japanese according to Almond. But their large audiences. the Officers, Leadership, size enhances the no-apologies pres­ Chevy won’t be alone in Frankfurt. ence that Corvette buyers demand, All Big Three manufacturers will dis­ Members, and Retirees FRANK say Chevy officials. play products, including Ford Motor Co. with its concept MC2, the prede­ support the With reinforced sidewalls, the cessor of the new Mercury Cougar Extended Mobility Tires can be driven under development. locked-out DETROIT CITY COUNCIL as far as 200 miles if they lose all their newspaper air, while a low-pressure warning sys­ Ford of Europe spokesman Don VOTE September 9, 1997 Hume said Frankfurt, considered the tem will alert the driver of trouble. workers. That has eliminated the need for a top international vehicle show, is a Paid for by Committee to Elect Frank Hayden to the Detroit City Council, 17377 spare tire. “global stage” for new-age design. Livernois, Detroit, Michigan 48221, (313) 345-6199, Marcia Hayden, Treasurer.

TEAM PITONIAK ENDORSED BY AFL-CIO TEAMWORK has made Taylor the Progressive City it is today. Back by popular demand! It takes a TEAM to keep Taylor moving forward. We urge Taylor residentsVote. to Tuesday. Septemberfor 9. the D W O I I ' i City Council candidateson TEAM PITONIAK: dl O d CnbNeWS Or U • James Boardman Jr. • Jacklyn Molner • Pauline Ettore • Mary Ann Rilley WL.L, ■ *cc$«0»v • Rollie Hopgood • Dennis Stapleton f 4 1 S411 O N 414)14= Ranted H e r e ! • Kenneth Stewart L41WH sichs r ^ V j Team Pitoniak thanks the AFL-CIO for its endorsement Mayor Gregory E. Pitoniak They're free and w e deliver. City Clerk Dorothy West City Treasurer candidate Jack Haydon Call (313) 963-6619 Paid for by Friends'of Pitoniak, P. O. Box 1059, Taylor, Ml 48180 PAGE 8 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL SEPTEMBER 7, 1997 Union targets job issues for women

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tioned as part of a separate mail sur­ vey of 50,000 women. African- American women were more likely to report “low pay” as the equity problem, while white women’s concern was the “glass ceiling.” ■ Nationally, one in three women reported they do not have retirement benefits; three in 10 said they lack health coverage. ■ More than half - 52 percent - con­ tribute half or more of their household incomes. Two of five are the sole breadwinners of their households, and 28 percent have dependent children. ■ Twenty-three percent of working women are part timers, of whom 40 percent say they take home half or more of their family incomes. ■ Forty-one percent think job security has worsened for women during the last five years, compared to 26 percent Journal photo by PATRICIA BECK who said it has improved. In MichiganDiane Tuggle, 42, a patient care associate at Children’s Hospital of Michigan in Detroit, worries about downsizing. the numbers were 51 percent to 13 percent. ■ African-American and Hispanic women feel particularly vulnerable to What is important for working women? And what do they have now? downsizing. The random-sample telephone survey was administered by Washington D.C.-based Lake Sosin Snell Perry and Tuggle, of Detroit, knows the feeling. Associates, from July 30 to Aug. 3,1997. The survey reached 725 working women nationwide, including a base Last year her job as nurse’s aide was sample of 500 women, plus oversamples of African-American, Hispanic, and Asian-American women, in order to eliminated. She had a choice: Retrain reflect the proportions of working women nationally by race. Telephone numbers were drawn using a random- for a nonunion position or be out ofdigit-dial a (RDD) methodology and stratified to reflect the number of working women in every state. job. Currently She took the former option, and now Ve«y Somewhat less provided has more responsibilities than she did Benefit important important important by job before, such as recording patients’ medicines and reading lab reports. Equal pay for equal work 94% 5 1 62 Lab technicians and other more spe­ A safe and healthy workplace 93 5 0 89 cialized workers who used to do that work lost their jobs during the reshuf­ Secure, affordable health insurance 87 7 5 68 fling. Paid sick leave for yourself 82 13 5 68 She wonders whether during the next downsizing, she’ll be next. Pension and retirement benefits 79 13 7 65 “You either go with the flow or you’re Punishment for sexual harassment 78 13 6 65 out of a job,” the 10-year veteran said Thursday before her night shift began. Note: Responses are for six of 13 categories. Percentages may not total 100 due to rounding and “donl know” responses. “Most of the women in my unit are middle-aged. I wonder where we’ll be at 50, worrying about a pension.” said. She pushed for a raise and got it. She earns 50 cents more per hourShe and her boss share “a great mutu­ now. She had hoped to make it al to respect,” she says, and she’s confi­ In your opinion, what is the $13.10 an hour over the next threedent of job security. It’s the hours that biggest problem facing women years, which her bosses had said was aworry her, as she plans a wedding and possibility. She learned later, however,contemplates having children some­ at work today? that raises are limited to 2.5 percent day. per year, making that goal impossible.“It seems like men can work 70 Bossert, meanwhile, is 29, white and hours for a few years, pay their dues, a salaried management worker. A pro­then go back to a regular work week ject engineer for a Detroit general con­without losing their reputation,” said Equal pay B tractor construction company, herBossert, who is typically the only ... andfi business and work hours have beenwoman at her construction sites. ■Low pay Discrimination Equal pay Equal pay booming for three years now. By“Women never quite get there. You March, her usual 50-hour work weekshave to prove yourself, constantly.” had stretched to include more For more information or assistance evenings and 16-hour Fridays, and withshe workplace issues, call the Balancing work Balancing workSexual Discrimination wanted to see the boom hit her pay­Working Women Working Together I and family and family harassment check. Network at 1-888-971-9797 beginning ||| . . carqi Workplace Child care “I looked at my boss and said, ‘I’mSept. 10. Leave a message on what spe­ doing the job of two engineers,’ ” shecific information you'd like. SEPTEMBER 7 y 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 9 New owner wants to roll up Detroit Ball Bearing By Alan Forsyth to serve automotive and related Journal Staff Writer industries on a just-in-time overnight An industrial fixture in downtown basis.” Detroit will be gone by Oct. 31 and Local 299’s Seruga said that rather with it nearly 350 jobs. than doubling local inventory, the Applied Industrial Technologies, a company is planning to serve the area Cleveland-based company that from a warehouse in Kentucky near acquired Detroit Ball Bearing in July, Cincinnati. told union representatives on Aug. 25 Dennis Feichtinger, a warehouse­ that Detroit Ball’s warehouse on man and union committeeman, said, Howard Street would close. “The shutdown announcement took us Bob Seruga, Teamsters Local 299 extremely by surprise. We took it for business agent, said, “I told them they granted that the reason they were would have a war on their hands.” buying the company was they wanted On Friday union lawyer Matthew the Detroit automotive market.” Broderick filed unfair labor practice But customers like Ford or General charges with the National Labor Motors often demand service within Relations Board. one or two hours, he said, too quick for In late August, Local 299 filed a con­ a trip from Kentucky. tract grievance alleging violation of The company’s plan, Feichtinger contract clauses governing work said, “makes no business sense. It’s transfer and subcontracting. like buying a new car and taking it to Broderick said Applied had explicit­ Journal photo by DAYMON J. HARTLEY the demolition derby the first day.” ly taken over 299’s contract “in itsTeamsters Local 299 official Bob Seruga, left, and Detroit Ball Bearing employee Dennis“We are the only union operation entirety” when it bought Invetech, Feichtinger vow to fight plans of a new owner to close the facility. that Applied has. None of their other Detroit Ball’s former parent. places are union. We are the only one.” Local 299 represents 50 warehouse that the employee total was 188. in the Detroit area and will open four Even the Detroit Ball Bearing name workers, truck drivers and customer Broderick said: “We believe that this more “between now and 1999.” will disappear. Darlene Scarpaci, service representatives at Detroit is a part of a grander scheme to even­ The branch openings would double Applied spokeswoman, said sub­ Ball’s warehouse, and another 75 tually decertify the union throughout the inventory available to customers sidiaries’ names last 10 months after workers in its four retail stores and a the company once known as Detroit in southeast Michigan, said Applied. purchase. machine shop. Those aren’t closing. Ball Bearing.” The release quoted a vice president, The Sunday Journal submitted More than half of 300 nonunion work­ In a release, Applied says the ware­ James L. Bucko, who said, “We are written questions at Scarpaci’s sug­ ers are already gone, said Seruga. The house represents a duplication of facil­ redeploying Applied resources so they gestion, but Scarpaci said Applied did company told Crain’s Detroit Business ities. It says it now has four “branches” are closer to the customer as we strive not wish to respond. USA Today reporter stands by his story on Hoffa By Alan Forsyth “That is not true,” Hoffa responded, in a labor dispute with NABET-CWA asked if he would refuse to speak to Journal Staff Writer saying Field was not wearing a badge Local 43, which was asking viewers to scab papers. Asked if Carey had in fact Teamsters President Ron Carey’s and did not identify hijnself. ‘We have “Turn Off TV 2.” talked to the scab papers, Hoffa said, campaign staff and a USA Today a strict policy regarding the News, “I told the Fox people I would not go“Yes, I think he has. During the UPS reporter are claiming that paper’s Free Press and Gannett papers not to to Channel 2,” Paff said. “Instead, I strike there were press conferences interview of James Hoffa was no acci­ do interviews, and we will continue to went to an independent studio, so and I believe USA Today was there.” dent. have that policy,” said Hoffa. “That Channel 2 lost the revenue. But Bell said he asked Teamsters Hoffa says he did not know it was a policy has been in effect for2 V2 years “Hoffa crossed the line and went spokesman Nancy Coleman if USA Gannett reporter asking him ques­ of the campaign and will continue to right into Channel 2. It is a matter of Today reporters were allowed in press tions at breakfast about his struggle be in effect.” record. I have a tape of the interview. conferences at Teamsters headquar­ with Carey for the Teamsters presi­ An introductory paragraph to the It is an example that he will break ters during the UPS strike and she dency, charges of campaign finance Aug. 25 story said Hoffa talked toany labor boycott.” said, “absolutely, flatly no.” Bell said irregularities, Democratic Party in­ Field over Suiiday brunch at a down­ Asked if his campaign manager, she told him that, with security, she volvement and a federal overseer’s town Washington hotel. It also noted Tom Pazzi, was present during the had escorted from the building a USA order that the election be repeated. that Carey declined to talk to USA conversation with Field, Hoffa said, Today reporter who sneaked into the The interview is an issue for locked- Today but did not tell readers why. “He was around.” post-settlement press conference on out newspaper workers because of the W e would never grant an interview Hoffa suggested Carey should be Aug. 20. AFL-CIO’s national boycott of to USA Today,” John Bell, a Carey Gannett-owned USA Today. Gannett spokesman, said on Friday. “You can’t also owns The Detroit News. document how the interview was set MascoTech strike continues with no talks “It was clearly a prearranged inter­ up, but I don’t think that’s the most view,” said Ken Paff, national organiz­ salient point. Another week in UAW Local 155’s charge. No Huffmaster security er for Teamsters for a Democratic ‘The point is that it appeared in a strike at MascoTech Forming Tech­ guards have been arrested. Union. scab paper and that he wanted expo­ nologies in Fraser has gone by without Colby said his force has worked with Paff scoffed at Hoffa’s “ridiculous sure in a scab paper and he got it. Yet talks. There could be many more. both sides to minimize incidents. explanation” that “he just happened to he claims he wants to lead the largest Fraser Police Lt. Bruce Colby told Company vehicles now rotate among chat with the reporter, who had a long, private-sector union in America. Let’s the Sunday Journal, “In conversations “four or five entrances,” which spreads detailed interview.” see what the Teamster members think we have had with the company, it has out pickets and guards. USA Today transportation reporter about that.” been made quite evident that this is Colby said his force has declined David Field said Hoffa knew he repre­ Paff also said, “It was not the first going to be a long strike. We have been company requests to station police sented that paper. time that Hoffa has broken a boycott. told that by unnamed sources with the officers at the plant at Kelly and 15 “We stand by the story,” Field told On Dec. 18, 1996, after the first vote company.” Mile Road. He said he had also told the Sunday Journal. “I did interview (for the Teamsters’ presidency), I was Colby said picket lines had quieted strikers the Fraser force would not Mr. Hoffa. His campaign arranged the asked to go to Channel 2 to debate down since a fracas Aug. 26. police the dispute. interview. I wore my press pass while James Hoffa on the subject of the Two union members were charged MascoTech public relations did not interviewing him and gave Mr. Hoffa Teamsters election.” with felonious assault. Colby said a return calls Friday. my card.” At the time the station was involved third probably will face the same -Alan Forsyth PAGE 10 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL SEPTEMBER 7, 1997

L abor ; he sun was sulking but the 1 faces beamed when the first of the Labor Day parade g marchers neared the Kern block and looked up to behold the giant NO SCAB PAPERS banner hanging from the top of - appropri­ ately enough - the old Hudson’s building. That’s when the chanting turned to cheers and the noise never stopped from then on. It was that kind of day for thousands of union members and their friends, kids and dogs who paraded down Woodward and Michigan avenues and then gathered for a block party. Burgers and hot dogs sizzled on grills, locked- out workers and other labor activists staffed display tables and live music got people on their feet to do the macarena or hold hands for “Solidarity Forever.” It was the first Laborfest party and did what it was designed to do: encourage people to Journal photo by HtBfctJtJA UUUK stay downtown to have fun with Members of American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Local 2568 were clearly proud to show theirtheir colors. union family.

the ULP strike notebook Unions prepare weapons against K-R in Monterey By Alan Forsyth In Detroit preparations for circu­ to the unions or community leaders,On the road again Journal Staff Writer lation and advertising boycotts pre­said Guild international representa­ A road crew of locked-out newspa­ s Knight-Ridder chairman Tonyceded the strike in July 1995. tive Darren Carroll. per workers spent the week on the Ridder opening a second front inBesides the loss of hundreds of Papers are HAP-less East Coast. They visited two the newspaper strike? advertisers, circulation is down by a Knight-Ridder board members - third overall, and more in many The Health Alliance Plan, the Thomas Phillips at his Weston, Is he likely to reproduce the I communities, for Knight-Ridder’s Detroit area’s largest HMO, is Mass., mansion and Peter disaster brought upon Knight- Free Press and Gannett’s News. launching an ad campaign in broad­McColough in Greenwich, Conn. Ridder’s employees in Detroit? The Monterey paper has a circula­cast and print media - but not in The itinerants would have joined The march toward all-out strife tion of only 35,000, but Knight- the News or Free Press. “We have between the company and two union McColough at a French restaurant, Ridder has other papers in the area, not advertised in either of the Le Figaro, but found prices beyond internationals in northern Californiaincluding the much-larger San Josepapers since the strike began,” said seems well under way. From Detroit, their strike benefits. Mercury News. Susan Schwandt, HAP’s manager of Northeast of Boston they visited it looks like a case of deja vu. Knight-Ridder acquired the public relations. HAP was founded strikers at a pharmaceutical compa­ The two international unions are Monterey paper and the nonunionin the 1960s under another name byny where the management is using the Graphic Communications San Luis Obispo (Calif.) Telegram- longtime UAW President Walter 317 scabs to replace 170 strikers. International Union and the Tribune by trading The Daily Reuther. Strikers and supporters were out­ Communications Workers of Camera of Boulder, Colo., to Scripps numbered by police as scabs went in America, which includes the Romulus resolution Howard. and out. The strike is nearly six Newspaper Guild. The Romulus City Council unani­ Union employees at the Monterey months old. Last week the Monterey Council ofCounty Herald were fired and told mously passed a resolution Tuesday Newspaper Unions filed four unfairthey had to reapply for their jobs. saying the city “does encourage TheDart for Freep labor practice charges with the Those who were rehired work with­Detroit News and the Detroit Free The September-October issue of National Labor Relations Board. out benefit of their contract, which Press to comply with the right of The Columbia Journalism Review The council also said it is asking Knight Ridder did not assume. workers to return to their jobs awarded a dart in its Darts & subscribers to sign cards authorizingAround 25 of the almost 200 work­because they have made an uncon­Laurels to the Free Press for its the unions to cancel their subscrip­ers were not rehired. The Guild, ditional offer to return; and to con­Page 1 headline on June 21. NLRB tions to the Monterey County which represents 22 of them, said tinue to negotiate toward a good- Administrative Law Judge Thomas Herald; has sent letters to advertis­ 19 are older than 40. faith agreement.” Wilks ruled this an unfair labor ers asking them to withdraw their Security guards from Vance In recent months bargaining ses­practices strike and ordered the ads in the event of a strike and has International, well-known in sions have been rare, and union return of locked-out workers. While started an ad campaign, including Detroit, patrol the Herald building. spokespeople have reported no radio spots, to inform the communi­ Knight-Ridder has refused to talk movement from management. See NOTEBOOK, Page 11 ty SEPTEMBER 7, 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL ______PAGE 11 Magazine ON PARADE throws a dart NOTEBOOK, From Page 10 other dailies ran heads similar to the Boston Globe’s “Detroit Papers Ordered to Rehire Workers,” the Free Press put what CJR called “a striking spin” on its headline with: “Strike ruled unfair; appeal planned.” Sander-ism Virginia Rusnell, the wife of a locked-out printer, walked alongside U.S. Rep. Sander Levin for a while at the front of the Labor Day parade on Journal photo by GEORGE WALDMAN Woodward Avenue Monday. Kids love a parade and cars. Young spectators Locked-out newspaper workers waved flags at marchers, left, and Bob King’s behind them alternated the “No Scab son got a close-up look at a hot car. Dad is Papers chant” with “No Levin” and UAW Region 1A director. then “No Scab Levin.” Rusnell said the conversation went something like: Levin: “Why are they saying that?” Journal photo by GEORGE WALDMAN Rusnell: “Why do you talk to scab papers?” Levin: Well, everybody in the House does it.” This is the Levin that Tuesday’s New York Times identified as an ally of labor. His brother, U.S. Sen. Carl Levin, joked to returned Free Press writer Bill Laitner he thought the chant was “Go Levin.” Two at the News Only two employees have returned to The Detroit News since the six newspaper union locals made uncon­ ditional offers to return to work in February. The second, veteran sportswriter Bill Halls, went back Journal photo by PATRICIA BECK Thesday as a business news reporter. UAW President TV appearances revisited Stephen Yokich Administrative Law Judge Thomas works his way R. Wilks in June ruled that former down the lines of Detroit News Publisher Bob Giles * iip »* ^2 ^ UAW members illegally ordered News staffers to • m i * wearing shirts appear on television without com­ . I***;! with the mes­ 7"’ | * * * * | pensation. » » « » * | sage “Organizing And other newspapers are learn­ t I I«iiss S « * s i for a Better ing from Giles’ mistakes. The New America.” York Times recently notified staffers that they may be asked to voluntari­ ly participate in an on-the-air collab­ oration with MSNBC. At the News, participation was vol­ untary until no one volunteered and then it became mandatory, without compensation. At the Times partici­ pation is voluntary. Those who par­ ticipate will be paid $500. ULP trial begins A charge that the newspapers committed an unfair labor practice when they failed to reinstate strik­ ing workers goes before an adminis­ trative law judge Monday. The trial will be held at the U.S. Courthouse on Lafayette. Alan Forsyth is a locked-out Detroit News copy editor. Locked-out Detroit News reporter Robert Ourlian contributed to this report. Journal photo by PATRICIA BECK PAGE 12 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL SEPTEMBER 7, 1997 Pollution solution must flow through lawsuits

By Robin Fornoff overwhelmed the aging plant. It was Journal Staff Writer reconfirmed in a report released last Now it seems Lake St. Clair’s best month by a special Blue Ribbon hope of survival may depend Commission on that spent six months Macomb County Prosecutor Carlinvestigating the lake’s plight. Marlinga’s legal maneuvering. Metro Beach was closed to swim­ For almost a year, Marlinga has ming even as the commission was been trying to file a lawsuit thatannouncing its findings. Though the would eliminate a major source of thecommission offered 71 recommenda­ sewage fouling the lake each summer.tions for cleaning up the lake perma­ He has been forced to wait for a vari­nently, not one came with any fund­ ety of elements to fall in place, includ­ing. And the best estimate for imple­ ing a report from a special panelmenting the commission’s plans total investigating the annual pollutionup of to almost $5 million. the lake. Last week, state Sen. Bill Calahan Marlinga wants Oakland County(D-St. Clair Shores) offered a bill to forced to clean up the 12 Townscreate the funds needed. The bill, sewage treatment plant - a Madisonwhich likely has a slim chance of Heights-based facility that routinelybecoming law, is still on the senate pumps millions of gallons of barelyfloor. treated sewage into Lake St. Clair at However, now that the panel has the heart of each summer tourist sea­finished its work, Marlinga can force son. the issue. He plans to sue Michigan’s The fouling each summer has costDepartment of Environmental Qual­ countless millions in lost profits to theity (DEQ) in federal court and force many marinas, restaurants, tackle upgrades at the 12 Towns plant. and sport shops, and myriad other,Marlinga promises his lawsuit will largely mom-and-pop businesses that“show the whole state that the DEQ is line the 21-mile stretch of lakeshorejust a paper tiger. It doesn’t have the from St. Clair Shores to New money or staffing to do its job.” Baltimore. Their profits are perilously Indeed, a January House Fiscal dependent on a clean lake that canAgency investigation of the DEQ con­ draw as many as 500,000 potentialcluded the' agency had been gutted so customers on a perfect summer after­badly by the* Engler administration noon. that it was no longer capable of doing But each new story about a beachits job. That and the commission’s closing pushes more customers fur­findings will be part of Marlinga’s ther away. ammunition in asking a federal judge Journal photo by DAYMON J. HARTLEY That 12 Towns is a major source ofto take over jurisdiction and forceAnthony 12 Mastro, who owns an ice cream parlor on Jefferson in St. Clair Shores, says his the lake’s problems is of little dispute.Towns to clean up. business has been hurt by beach closings at the lake. It was so noted by the MichiganBut before Marlinga gets to federal Department of Environmental Qual­court, he has to argue his case beforeat the.state level, clearing the way fora year ago. “But we have to show we ity back in 1994 when 12 Townsa state administrative law judge a federal trial. have exhausted all legal remedies dumped almost 1 billion gallonssometime of late this month or early “It is a long process, I know,” saidbefore we can involve federal authori­ sewage during one rainstorm thatOctober. Odds are he will be rebuffedMarlinga, who started all this almostties.” DTF chief asks teacher to approve proposed contract Detroit Federation of Teachers imposed, like the hike in mandatedfor members to “withhold their ser­weeks. President John Elliott is askinghours and days of student instructionvices,” starting Sept. 15. “I believe it will come to a strike, but Detroit teachers to “disregard misin­and inadequate school aid.” Cass Tech math teacher Steve Connthe way to win a strike is to prepare formation being passed out.” The votes are to be counted Friday.said the Membership Action Caucus,your members. I think it’s a bluff. He suggests they study their pro­The proposed contract provideswithin the DFT, has circulated leafletsElliott is in a heck of a bind if they vote posed contract with Detroit Publicbinding arbitration on a wageurging a rejection. no. Schools carefully and ratify it in vot­increase. “I think the logical thing to do Not is necessarily, said Elliott. “That ing Monday through Wednesday. Elliott said the union “has alwaysvote no and hold a membership strat­doesn’t foreclose us from saying we “There is little or nothing we candone well when teacher pay has beenegy meeting at a Cobo Arena or somewill go back to negotiations. Frankly, gain if we turn the contract down,”arbitrated.” hall and elect a new negotiating com­my estimation of the chance of going Elliott said. “Most of the problems The ballot language provides thatmittee a with a new negotiating pack­back to negotiations and getting some with the new contract are state- “no” vote on the contract also is a voteage. Then negotiate publicly for twoimprovement are pretty slim. “I certainly don’t recommend that we go on strike.” In 1982, said Conn, an arbitrator NORTHWEST LOCAL 163 ordered teachers to “give” the system one day’s pay out of each of 10 pay­ checks. But Elliott said teachers Eric Freedman - 1994loaned the money to the board and each teacher was repaid a day’s check Supports the ONLY in The Detroit Suneach year for 10 years at the improved Struggling Newspaper Workers current rate. and the Sunday Journal -A lan Forsyth SEPTEMBER 7, 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 13 ‘The Big One’ offers more vintage Moore

B y Susan Whitall Journal Staff Writer “I made it clear that I ichael Moore is the ulti­ wasn’t talking to him mate unwelcome guest. (Mitch Albom) ever, or M The auteur of “Roger and anyone from the Free Me” - and now “The Big One,” debuting next Sunday at the Press, in their capacity Main Art Theatre - Moore looks most at the Free Press. ... at ease when he’s being insulted, asked to leave or summarily thrown But I realize all this is out of some angry CEO’s office. In “The Big One,” his cameramen a gray area.” capture Moore, wide-eyed and rum­ - Michael Moore pled, declaring “Why can’t I stay? Are you throwing me out?” as he invades and I don’t like that, and I let him the outer office of a large American know that. corporation caught in the process of “But I think there’s a couple of peo­ downsizing its work force. ple who were upset. Look, these peo­ When the inevitable security guard ple have been out of a job for two barks, “Turn that camera off!” Moore years, I certainly understand. ... motions to the camera and says, “You They’ve really had the s—t kicked out heard him. Turn that camera off!” The of them. ... I’m open to having a dis­ camera, of course, continues to roll. cussion on what are the right tactics Then just as the hand of authority in a situation like this. But I made it is about to clamp down and toss him clear that I wasn’t talking to him ever, onto the sidewalk, the baseball- Journal file photo by DAYMON J. HARTLEY or anyone from the Free Press, in capped corporate stalker shifts his During a “TV Nation" segment being filmed on Aug. 28,1 9 9 5 , Michael Moore tries totheir capacity at the Free Press. ... bulky frame and fires off a barrage of escort Crackers the Corporate Crime-Fighting Chicken into the lobby of the Free Press.But I realize all this is a gray area.” damning numbers and dates at the They were rebuffed by a security official. Moore is used to kicking up contro­ company representatives. versies; as a Flint native, and nephew Why, with record profits, do they lay and . the company’s overt and covert and moving it to Mexico. He manages of one of the original Flint sitdown off so many employees? Why punishefforts a to stop them. “We’re not askingto press a check for 80 cents “for the strikers of 1936-37, he’s criticized the profitable company and export the for $15 an hour, or even $10,” one first hour’s wage for the first Mexican UAW for working too closely with GM, jobs to Mexico? Why employ 14-year- clerk says plaintively. “Good God, $8!”worker” into the hand of a startled among other things. olds in Indonesia for sweatshop (Later in the film, Moore films the company spokeswoman. As he speaks“They’re still upset at me because of wages? outcome of the union election - suc­to a downsized worker outside, a things in ‘Roger and Me,’ “ says Moore. The idea for “The Big One” came to cess!) guard watches intently from a car “But it’s better (at the UAW) now and Moore when he went on a book tour “It’s not a sm art thing to do,” Moore emblazoned with the Pinkerton logo. my criticisms are of their past lead­ to promote “Downsize This! Random says, speaking as an author taking onThe Detroit premiere of “The Big ers.” Threats From an Unarmed a bookstore giant. “One out of everyOne,” at Royal Oak’s Main Art Perhaps the most chilling part of American.” Since he was going to visit two books in this country is now soldTheatre, is a benefit by Action “The Big One” is Moore’s bantering downsized middle-American towns at a Borders or Barnes & Noble- Coalition of Strikers and Supporterswith Philip Nike, chairman of the ath­ anyway, he decided he might as well owned store. I’m not completely into(ACOSS) and other local organiza­ letic shoe empire, which has all of its take along a camera crew and do a biting the hand that feeds me. But tions in support of locked-out news­shoes manufactured outside the little political agitating along the way. there are certain things that you just paper workers. A show last year at United States. Nike actually offers to Thus in Des Moines, Iowa, we find don’t do. I wouldn’t cross the picket the Majestic Theatre promoting speak with Moore, but presents a dis­ Moore and crew signing books at a line in front of their (Philadelphia) “Downsize This!” benefited striker turbingly bland countenance while Borders Book Shop when he’s slippedstore, that led to a series of events relief funds. answering barbs. a note by one of the clerks who that created a conflict.” Moore has refused to talk to any­ When Moore charges that Nikes are weren’t allowed near Moore. In the In Milwaukee Moore is shown at one from The Detroit News or Free made by 12-year-olds in Indonesia, note he’s asked to meet them later, Johnson Controls, an automotive sup­Press since the walkout in July 1995.Nike cheerfully corrects him. “No, secretly, in the darkened parking lot. plier that was closing its local plant But the filmmaker did take heat for they’re 14.” There the clerks describe their efforts appearances on Mitch Albom’s WJR Presumably the CEO thought he’d to organize a union at the bookstore, radio show. Albom, the Free Press look better if he didn’t try to elude sportswriter, began crossing his own Moore. And it is strange to see Moore 0 AUTOMOBILE • AEROSPACE • AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT WORKERS picket line in September 1995. parrying with his prey, instead of S 6' of AMERICA (UAW) Moore wants to explain his actions,lurking outside his office, in full stalk­ IIEI* UAW LOCAL 4444 since many locked-out workers ing mode. But Moore thinks Nike was 3938 Bellevue Rd. • Toledo, OH 43613 expressed their disappointment to mistaken. him. “I think it’s always a mistake to talk “I went on there to essentially criti­ to me. Because it just gets information Supports cize him for crossing the picket line out there he’d probably rather not and going back to work. And he was have out there. Whether it’s about the very upset at me for doing that. And 14-year-old kids who are working in Locked the publisher was upset at me for his factories, or that statement of his doing that. The publisher had lined that five years from now one of those Newspaper LOCAL 1250 up this interview; they pick you up little Indonesians could be your land­ City of Warren Employees and take you to all these interviews, lord. I couldn’t believe he said that.” suddenly you’re in the Fisher Ticket for “The Big One” are $20 for Workers Send our Support to Building and you see Mitch Albom. a reception with Michael Moore and And so I figured well, this is a great the film, or $10 for just the film. James Ray Jr. James Dudley STRUGGLING NEWSPAPER opportunity to let thousands of peo­Locked-out newspaper workers pay $8 President Secretary/Treasurer ple be reminded that the person host­ for the whole evening. For tickets, call WORKERS ing the show crossed the picket line, 810-447-2716; fax 248-625-3421. PAGE 14 SEPT. 7, 1997 Co-editors:Susan Watson, Norman Sinclair Managing Editor:Emily Everett General Manager:Mike McBride Published by Detroit Sunday Journal Inc. 450 W. 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o disrespect to the others,Byrd, Ahmad Jamal and countless but the Montreux Detroitmore. It goes without saying that Jazz Festival is the mon­ every year there is a strong contin­ ster of all Detroit festi­ gent of featured local jazz talent m Nvals. This year, the yearthat of Mon-never fails to uphold Detroit’s treux’s 18th consecutive appearanceproud jazz heritage banner, which is in the Motor City, may well haveregarded in highest esteem been the top monster of them all. throughout the world. The numbers But aside from reportedly record of jazz greats that are either from crowd attendance and record num­Detroit or who got their start here is Haws bers of musicians playing to thoseso deep that one needs to wonder Detroit Sunday Journal crowds from an expanded numberwhether maybe there is something of stages, Montreux ’97 succeeded inin the water that produces such achieving its primary goal: bringinggiants. the best jazz home to Detroit once Speaking of local giants, Cass again. This is a city where good jazzTech graduate Geri Allen performed can still be received with love andnot once but thrice throughout the The facts finally fit appreciation from people whofestival, and delivered the goods understand just how to love andeach time. Sir Roland Hanna, also n case you missed it, we note Detroit newspaper strike and lock­ appreciate what is arguably Ameri­one of Detroit’s own, similarly came with pleasure that The New out, it’s refreshing to see the nation’s ca’s most original musical art formback home to perform a great set. In York Times, the nation’s leadingpaper of record do something right. along with its predecessor, theaddition to the natives, Montreux newspaper, has been positivelyPerhaps the Times came around to blues. was fortunate enough this year to Iaglow recently with good news theseabout optimistic conclusions only Sometimes referred to as Ameri­ host McCoy Tyner’s big band, Hank organized labor. after finding evidence too clear even ca’s classical music, jazz is an origi­ Crawford and Jimmy McGriff, First, last Sunday the newspaper’sfor it to ignore that unions are good nal sound that came straight fromLarry Coryell and Roomful of Blues. business section carried a long anal­for workers. the heart of the United States cour­If that’s not a sufficiently diverse ysis showing that the best way forIn its story last Sunday, the Times tesy of African-American musiciansspread of good jazz, then it’s hard to workers to get higher pay and bene­even got Prof. Leo Troy of Rutgers and the uniqueness of the African-imagine what’s required to do the fits is to join a union. The article,University, a notorious anti-union American experience. Since thosejob. headlined “On Payday, Union Jobsfulminator, to admit that unions help early days of Willie “The Lion” Finally, what must always be said Stack Up Very Well,” quoted econom­workers. “From the standpoint of Smith, King Oliver and Louisabout Detroit Montreux, beyond the ic estimates that union workers arewages and fringe benefits, yes, you Armstrong - some might even digconsistently good music, is the festi­ paid about 20 percent more thanare better off in a union,” Troy told as far back as ragtime master Scott val’s ability to prove how well good nonunion workers and that fringethe Times. Joplin - jazz has undergone numer­music can be a peaceful and joyous benefits are typically worth two to What Troy and other pro-manage- ous transitions and even a few per­occasion. Anyone who still believes four times as much. ment gurus try to maintain is that versions, but those who know Detroit the is only for the brave at heart The Times’ conclusion? “From aunions endanger workers’ jobs by music still know the real thingshould witness a Montreux crowd pocketbook perspective, workers making are companies uncompetitive when they hear it. sometime. All those people from all absolutely better off joining a union.”with low-wage alternatives. And Perhaps one of the best thingsthose various backgrounds shoved The next day, which appropriatelymany companies do indeed try to about Detroit Montreux, as com­altogether and all of them getting enough was Labor Day, the Times fol­shuffle off their unions to cut costs - pared to certain other jazz festivalsalong just fine. Perhaps there’s a lowed up with a front-page storyas we witness with Gannett and around the country, is that it haslesson in there somewhere. headlined “Gains Put Unions atKnight-Ridder in Detroit. always focused on the real thing, forPerhaps it’s time for a Montreux Turning Point, Many Experts Say.”But such bust-the-unions strate­ which there is no substitute. Sincestate of mind. The story proclaimed that with thegies are bound to fail in the long run jazz has never, at least not in recent UPS victory under labor’s belt, as more and more workers under­ years, enjoyed the same amount of “union leaders and many experts saystand the benefits of carrying a union gargantuan financial and popular the labor movement is in itscard. If our goal is to let all workers success as more commercially main­ strongest position in nearly a gener­enjoy an American wage - one that stream music, it is no easy task to 10-second editorial ation and is poised to increase itsallows a worker to raise a family, pull off a festival such as Montreux membership after a two-decade educate kids and own a home - then and to pull it off successfully. The All three big TV net­ decline.” unions are the best way to achieve fact that Detroit manages to do so works sent their star Perhaps sweetest of all, in a sepa­ that. year after year speaks positive vol­ rate business section story last Mon­ So we’re thankful that the mighty umes about the musical sophistica­ news anchors all the day about California newspaperNew York Times finally saw the tion of this city. way to London to do chains, a photograph of a pro-unionlight. Unions may be swelling with Just a few national headliners live reports on the staffer from the Monterey Countypride after the UPS victory, but we from the past who have performed wretched excesses of Herald clearly showed two “No News still need all the encouraging news at Detroit Montreux include or Free Press Wanted Here!” signs in we can get. Let’s hope the Times’ con­ Wynton Marsalis, the late Dizzy the media covering the background. clusions will persuade skeptics that Gillespie, the Brecker Brothers, Joe Princess Diana’s death. After suffering through the Times’unions are good for workers and, Williams, John Faddis, Donald often belittling coverage of themoreover, that we’re here to stay. SEPTEMBER 7, 1997 PAGE 15

Hoffa’s actions contrary to those of true unionist By Paul Kulka and Peter Landon had no answer. However, when The Detroit SundayTeamsters and their supporters. We deserve better. When James P. Hoffa was interviewed by a USAJournal exposed this latest snub, Hoffa campaignDespite the difficulties of the two-year strike and Today reporter, he violated labor’s most sacred prin­consultants switched to damage control. putting up with Hoffa’s snubs, most of us didn’t ciple: We honor picket lines and we respect boycotts.Hoffa spokesman Richard Leebove told the Sundayleave this year’s Labor Day parade in a cynical Hoffa’s decision to break the boycott underminedJournal all that Hoffa never agreed to be interviewedmood. by Good things are happening in the American striking newspaper workers who have organizedUSA aToday. That was a little hard to explain afterlabor movement, and rank-and-file Teamsters are two-year boycott against The Detroit News, Detroitthat paper published the interview. So Leebove sug­taking the lead. Our victory at United Parcel Service Free Press and Gannett’s flagship newspaper, USAgested the story was patched together by a reportergives every worker in America something to cele­ Today. who asked a few questions while Hoffa was holdingbrate. a It shows how we can win against a big, pow­ The opportunity to get coverage in USA Todaypress conference. That version didn’t square erful with corporation by mobilizing members to build must have been appealing to Hoffa, who is busy USArun­ Todays report that Hoffa was interviewed overcommunity support - and electing union leaders ning against reform leader Ron Carey of brunch the in a Washington, D.C., hotel. So Leebovewho aren’t afraid to unleash the creative power of International Brotherhood of Teamsters. Carey wonfinally admitted that a private interview with USAunion members. last year’s membership election, but Hoffa and hisToday did take place inside the hotel - but insistedHoffa probably won’t become president of the publicity agents are back on the campaign trail,that USA Today had it wrong: The interview Teamsters, was and not just because he crossed the line scheduling interviews with any reporter whoduring will breakfast, not brunch! and broke the boycott. There’s a new spirit of reform listen to their sour grapes about Carey and theOK, Hoffa may have had breakfast, but we allin our union, and it isn’t coming from the old-guard Teamster reform movement. know that’s not the issue. Real labor leaders - evenlabor leaders who talk tough and pose on picket Carey honored the boycott and refused to be inter­wannabe labor leaders - don’t break labor boycotts lines.or It’s coming from rank-and-file union members viewed when USA Today asked him. cross picket lines just because they need the publici­who are learning how to build real democratic power When Detroit newspaper strikers asked whyty. That’s kid’s stuff. Hoffa’s running to leadthat the delivers more punch than any labor strongman Hoffa broke the boycott, we got the cold shoulder.Teamsters union, not his college fraternity. or union boss ever could. This is nothing new. When asked in the past whyAfter no two years on strike against the News andPaul Kulka is a locked-out member of Teamsters “No News or Free Press” lawn sign appears inFree Press, we’ve gotten used to Hoffa and his end­Local 372. Peter Landon is a member of Teamsters Hoffa’s yard, at his law firm or even at his little-usedless search for publicity. He shows up on Labor DayLocal 299 and an active supporter of the locked-out office at Teamsters headquarters on Trumbull, he’sto have his picture taken in front of rank-and-fileworkers. Readers deserve truth about Hoffa’s ‘laughable’ claims Your front page (Aug. 31) credits the step in and delay the project. Whyernment regulations. UPS strike as a possible watershed would a sensible man like Bill Unions have been under attack for the labor movement. Then you pro­ letters Clinton want to leave the ugly legacybecause unions are the only indepen­ ceed to trash the people who made it of five billion dead? I can’t think ofdent voice for all workers. possible, the men and women whotimers and makes us proud. one reason why Bill Clinton, or The repressive labor laws of this have struggled to clean up corruptionMichael Parker Hillary Clinton or Socks the catcountry need to be changed. The in the Teamsters and make the whole Detroit would want to go to his grave beingattacks on workers by paramilitary labor movement proud. responsible for such a god-awful dis­security forces must be stopped. You trashed them by turning theFears plutonium fuel aster. When are we, the majority, going to newspaper into a Hoffa campaign Five, billion people, regardless of Can you? start resisting this revolution, reverse sheet with lengthy one-sided storiesrace, color, creed or national origin. Norman A. Dueweke the tide of Wall Street bankers, the about the controversy in the That’s how many could die if theMacomb Township Reagans and the Bushes and protect Teamsters. Case in point: Hoffa gives Cassini space probe, scheduled to be the next generations from corporate an interview to USA Today while thelaunched Oct. 6 from Cape Canaveral,Counterrevolution needed abuses? boycott of that paper is key leverageexplodes and spews its carcinogenic“If things continue as they are, No more apathy. in getting 2,000 strikers back to work.72.3 pounds of Plutonium 238 intoworker the rights trampled, the gap Les Caulford Your report is public relations fromEarth’s upper atmosphere. between the haves and the have-notsNew Hudson Hoffa’s campaign manager. You don’tDoesn’t anybody care? continues to widen, this country is mention the length of the interview,NASA is sending a Titan IV rocketgoing to see a revolution.” Merger mania which makes laughable Hoffa’s claim toward Venus in a few weeks and then I’ve heard these comments Your paper since its inception has that he answered questions from anwe will all sit down here and wait forexpressed on numerous occasions.been, and fittingly, in a serious mode unidentified reporter. A little checkingits deadly cargo to bounce off theUsually it comes after someone dis­because of the strike. The recent would have discovered that, accordingatmosphere in a flyby - called a covers how weak U.S. labor laws are denial of the injunction certainly is no to the reporter, the Hoffa campaign“slingshot maneuver” - in Augustin protecting workers and their com­cause for jollity. actually proposed and arranged the1999 as the ship continues on towardmunities against self-serving, greedy Americans, especially union one-hour sit-down, that the reporterSaturn and beyond. multinational corporations thatemployees, are sick and tired of all wore his USA Today badge and gaveI just don’t see that a group likemanipulate and ignore laws. these mergers, joining together busi­ his card to Hoffa. A little more check­NASA has the right to endanger five The revolution is here, been here,nesses, resulting in even more down­ ing would have discovered that thisout is of every seven humans on thissince 1981. The revolution began withsizing and layoffs of union employees. not the first case of Hoffa’s blind eyeplanet. Reagan trampling the rights of air Let’s have one more merger, a join­ to labor boycotts. Check out Hoffa’s I mean, I’m just about ready to traffic controllers, and it thrived anding that might backfire, and possibly interview at Channel 2 studios lastretire and I’d like to be able to collect escalated under Bush with privatenot end all these costly mergers, but December. a few Social Security checks andcorporate armed forces aggressivelysend a message to corporate America You might start some coverage ofmaybe get some serious fishing inattacking workers and invading ourthat the general public has had just Teamsters for a Democratic Union, before I go to meet Jesus. I really can’t communities. about enough. which has waged a tireless campaignsee why we just can’t rein things in a What a revolution it’s been: work­ The final merger I have in mind to change the union from one domi­little and try an alternative to thisers displaced; communities torninvolves the joining of UPS with Fed­ nated by years of cronyism and cor­madness. Some pretty serious scien­apart; job insecurity; shifting ofEx. Of course that means a new name ruption, represented by Hoffa’s slate,tists seem to think that solar powerhealth care costs to workers; ever- for the new company. And what better to one where the members are active­ can be used as a safe alternative to expanding corporate welfare; taxname and message than the name, ly involved, from a union which madepower this spacecraft rather than poi­breaks for the rich - and we’re led toFed Up? sweetheart deals with UPS to a unionsonous Plutonium 238. believe this has been caused by wel­ Ray Zabor which unites full-timers and part- All President Clinton has to do isfare recipients, immigration and gov­Detroit PAGE 16 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL SEPTEMBER 7, 1997

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Jane * Excess Baggage * Money Talks * Cop Land * Baggage * Money Talks * She’s So Lovely Leave it to Beaver * She’s So Lovely * SEPTEMBER 7 f 1 997 PAGE 17 ISTINGS First signs of fall merit mixed reviews ride goeth before a fall, which seems particularly true as the first signs of TV’s new fall season begin trickling onto our screens. Remember, the same network that can give us Carol Leifer can saddle us (again) with Tom Arnold. And just when you start thinking cable has little new to P offer, you’re falling into “Clover” and a sitcom on MTV.

■ “Color of Adler and Mitzi J u stice,”8 McCall, no tonight, J im mean comedi­ Showtime - enne herself in Turning the McFa r l in her day) and issues presented Highlights underachieving in “A Time to m rnMMMMmM mM M m Mm m m M M M m t m siblings (led by Kill” up full Amy Yasbeck, blast with a superior cast, late of‘Wings”) live too close for com­ The WB Showtime’s latest made-for-you fort. Carol Leifer, seated, stars with, from left, Amy Yasbeck, Stacy Galina, Jerry Adler, Mauiy movie is a powerful study in black Sterling and Mitzi McCall in The WB’s “Alright Already” at 9:30 p.m. Sundays. ■ “The People’s Court,”11 a.m. and white set in modern-day New Monday-Friday, Channel 7 - Ed Koch, York. The killing of a white woman which hailed her as daytime TV’s she tries to raise his young daughter as everyone in the English-speaking by four black teenagers becomes a new “Queen of Nice,” O’Donnell now (Zelda Harris) in a small black world knows, is the former mayor of platform for a politically-minded DA becomes just another TV talk-show Southern community. New York City. If he could make it (F. Murray Abraham) to prove how host as her second season dawns, fac­ ■ “Austin Stories,” 10:30p.m. there, he can make it anywhere - but ing the Oprah Grind of simply pro­ tough he is on crime, a defense attor­ behind Judge Wapner’s bench? Koch, Wednesday, MTV - What kind of ney (Judd Hirsch) to pluck the city’s ducing a quality one-hour program the glib, prickly lawyer/author/media show should you expect from MTVs liberal bleeding-heartstrings and a five days a week. Queen of Nice, meet first-ever completely scripted comedy commentator/columnist/commercial Queen of Soul: Aretha Franklin camera-happy minister (Gregory pitchman, tries to replace a lower­ series? Oh, something like “The Real Hines) to whip his community into a (whom we must assume will be driv­ World” meeting “Singled Out,” with case legend in Wapner, who meted out ing this weekend from suburban frenzy. Meanwhile, all the victim’s stern justice for 12 years on the origi­ “Beavis and Butt-Head” on the side. husband (Bruce Davison) is looking Detroit to New York City in order to nal “People’s Court” before adjourning You might sense some not-too-subtle for is justice. make the gig) is among her guests for overtones of “Seinfeld” as well in this in 1993,with a fresh revival of the the opener. ■ “The Tom Show,” tonight,9 The syndicated series. The supporting cast new twentysomething sitcom - shot WB (Channel20 in Detroit) - You has been changed to protect the inno­ on location in Texas and working ■ “Clover,”9 p.m. Wednesday, USA - without a laugh track - about slack­ know, the saddest part is that Tom cent - Josephine Ann Longobardi Much as I’ve dogged USA Network Arnold probably does have a good sit­replaces trusty bailiff Rusty and ers and their dreams. Austin comedi­ over the years for the “quality’ (so to ans Laura House, Howard Kremer com in him somewhere. Unfortu­ Carol Martin fills Doug Llewelyn’s speak) of its made-for-cable movies, nately, for the third time in three anchor shoes - and a new interactive (that’s Kremer, not Kramer) and Brad I’ve got to tip my computer to them “Chip” Pope are the stars and series tries, this ain’t it, and he’s running element will allow viewers to express when they produce a first-rate origi­ their opinions on the small claims co-creators. out of series titles. Here he plays a nal presentation. Such is the color of recently-divorced, Type A Hollywoodcases being settled. “Clover,” based on Dori Sanders’ ■ “Between Brothers,” 8:30p.m. producer who decides to escape from ■ “Rosie O’Donnell,”4 p.m. novel, starring the always-radiant Thursday, Fox - Welcome to “Living LA with his two small daughters and Monday-Friday, Channel2 - The Elizabeth McGovern as the newly Single: The Other Side.” Given the return to his hometown of St. Paul, bloom is decidedly off the Rosie now. widowed wife of a black man (Detroit success Fox has enjoyed with the Minn. Ed McMahon guests on After nearly drowning in the flood of native Ernie Hudson) who faces female-dominated, five-season sitcom tonight’s premiere; let’s hope Arnold media and fan adulation last year intense reverse discrimination when “Living Single,” it’s only logical that believes he still has to try hard even the network would clone itself with a though he’s on The WB. new comedy about single guys shar­ ■ “Alright Already,” 9:30tonight, JIMMY MACK’S MAGNIFICENT MOVIE MENU ing space and race. The twist is that The WB - Carol Leifer is a truly “The Hudsucker Proxy,”noon M urders,” 2 p.m. Tuesday, USA; the two central roommates in this funny lady (I still recall her one- today, Channel 50;“Magnificent “O ut o f A frica,”8 and 11:30 pm . series are sibling rivals: Charles woman Showtime special of years O b session ,” 1today, Family Tuesday, TNT;“The Long Hot (Kadeem Hardison, returning to ago, “Carol Doesn’t Leifer Anymore”) Channel;“Mr. Smith Goes to Sum mer,” 9:30 p.m. Tuesday and series TV four years after the end of and a key behind-the-scenes force as Washington,”1:45 today, 4:45 2:30 am . Wednesday, American “A Different World”), a successful, producer and writer on “Seinfeld” for p.m. Tuesday and 7 p.m. Friday, Movie Classics;“R eds,”11 a.m. slightly stuffy doctor, and James several seasons. I’ve actually won­ American Movie Classics;“F ive and 4 p.m. Wednesday and Thurs­ (Dondre T. Whitfield, ex of “Martin”), dered when Leifer (Jerry’s ex-girl- E asy P ieces,”8 tonight, Cine- day, History Channel;“The a carefree player. Adding flavor to the friend, just FYI) might step out and “Total Recall,”tonight, 9 G raduate,”1 :1 5 pm. Wednesday, relationship are their two best try a series on her own, since a lot of TBS; “The Out-of-Towners,” led Inno­ friends from college, Mitchell (“In comics who aren’t as talented already 10:30 tonight, 3:15 am . and 5:15 cen t,” 8:30 p.m. Wednesc Living Color’s” Tommy Davidson), a have. Thank you, WB. In “Alright pm . Monday, American Movie Channel 62; bitter divorce paying alimony to two Already’ she plays an unmarried ndmic wives, and “Dusty Canyon” (Kelly Miami Beach optometrist whose Perrine) a partly cloudy TV weather­ overbearing Jewish parents (Jerry man. SUNDAY MORNING/AFTERNOON SEPTEMBER 7,1997

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‘Full Monty’ exposes a MORE funny side of joblessness By John Gallagher Journal Film Critic L ess nemployment isn’t funny, but comedy can Winners are scarce be an unemployed per­ son’s most effective U shield against economic hardship. in all-fall Certainly the new British hit comedy “The Full Monty” - which TV premie opens Friday at area theaters - acknowledges the truth of this. Set By Jim McFarlin in the steel-producing city of • Journal Staff Writer Sheffield in northern England, the nybody else here old enough to film follows the misadventures of remember when TV had one big six unemployed factory hands who “Premiere Week” when all the turn to male stripping to make a brand-new series arrived? living. Well, you probably remember A hit at the Sundance Film rabbit ears and dial twist­ Festival and the recipient of rave ing, too. reviews, “The Full Monty” is the NBC The Nielsen ratings latest of several recent movies “Veronica's Closet**Kirstie Alley, center, gets her own show, people designate Sept. 22 as the official start from Britain and Ireland that find surrounded by supporting players and tucked between hits of the fall TV season, but that’s mostly out of humor in the way working-class “Seinfield” and “ER,” at 9:30 p.m. Thuredays on NBC. tradition. With heightened competition from people respond to joblessness and cable, as well as boutique broadcast networks strife. such as UPN and the WB, fall series pre­ These films include the well- mieres now take virtually the whole fall to received hit “Brassed Off,” the low- complete. budget and seldom-seen “Twin Some new shows, including the UPN trio of Town,” and the film adaptation of “Good News,” “Hitz” and “Head over Heels,” Irish novelist Roddy Doyle’s story made their debut in August. ABC’s “The Van.” All follow working-class “Wonderful World of Disney” anthology won’t people, down on their luck, who bow until Sept. 28 (7 p.m. Sundays). Bryant turn to unusual strategies to keep Gumbel’s newsmagazine for his new net­ body and spirit going. work, CBS, won’t premiere until Oct. 1 (9 Mark Addy, a British actor who p.m. Wednesdays), and NBC’s Saturday night plays one of the would-be male “Thrillogy” program block, centered around strippers in “The Full Monty” (he’s the new 9 o’clock offering “Sleepwalkers,” the heavy-set one), says the char­ won’t make its appearance untilNovember! acters’ predicaments - one is “The X-Files” hasn’t even announced a fall behind on child-support payments, launch date yet. another has been lying to his wife The networks say this is being done to for six months about still having a make viewing choices easier for us. Yeah, and job - provoke the characters to NBC gave Jenny McCarthy a series because change their lives for the better. it was impressed by her acting skills. “I think a lot of the comedy Let us at least try to make matters a little comes out of the seriousness of the easier. We’ve broken down our overview of situation that the guys are in,” the 1997-98 TV season in clusters of five - Addy explained during a recent not too hard to remember, fairly easy to visit to Detroit. “In the most severe digest. By the time you’re through reading, situation, the comedy comes out of you should know as much as we do (and tragedy.” probably more than you want to) about this Neither “The Full Monty” nor fall’s prime-time titillations. the other movies sugarcoat the nature of joblessness. Indeed, a Five people who least deserve few of the scenes that set up how desperate the men are before they another shot at a TV series turn to stripping are painful to Fox ■ Andrew Dice Clay- He tried a kinder, watch. ^ itily H /lcB eaf* Calista Flockhart stars with Tate Donovan as gentler Diceman in 1995 with CBS’ “Bless See ‘MONTY,’ Page 30 her sweetheart in the Fox comedy premiering at 9 p.m. Monday. See PREMIERES, Page 28 PAGE 26 SEPTEMBER 7, 1997

Journal photos by GEORGE WALDMAN Sidetrack owner Linda French has kept the best of her Ypsilanti restaurant rolling for the past eight years. Two tasty choices for a lazy weekend meal By Christopher Cook well as lots of people who work in Detroit on a weekend. Journal Restaurant Critic various professional trades. In other My other find, also for under $25 he goal: Inexpensive but restaurant review words, it’s a great mix. for two, is another old standby. This good and reachable on a lazy It sits right at the railroad crossingone is for a Sunday brunch: Try Wah weekend drive. It was serving some of best hamburg­- giving it the name - in Depot Town,Court in Windsor for dim sum. ers and soups in 1989. It still is in a restored area that used to be the If you have never experienced dim T The result: Two restau­ 1997. The bill: Under $25 for two railroad warehousing area. The sum, you are in for a treat. I was rants, one American and one with drinks, tax and tip. Sidetrack is the comer building in a extremely lucky to have one of my Chinese, that fit the bill nicely. The Sidetrack is what a lot of row of storefronts. It has a gigantic first serious dim sums on a trip to The American is the Sidetrack in towns, such as neighboring Ann carved oak back bar with a mirror Hong Kong, where we were taken to Ypsilanti, a place I first wrote about Arbor, used to have but lost: good, that measures in the neighborhooda of cavernous place that looked very eight years ago. I hadn’t been back infun, neighborhood comer bars that20 feet long by 8 feet tall. The long much in size and appearance like the a while, so I was somewhat appre­ serve a good sandwich. There is evenbar dominates the place and seats 20-Riverfront Ballroom at Cobo Hall. hensive. It’s my experience that something of a sense of old-fashioned25 people easily. The walls are bare I was astonished to discover that restaurants tend to get worse over town-and-gown here, thanks to brick, and the ceilings are a good 14this restaurant was serving well over time because they start with great Eastern Michigan University up thefeet high. The oak tables are highly 1,000 people, all seated for Sunday energy and mission and get bored street. The Sidetrack tends to have avarnished. brunch - and this was a weekly and overtaken by the repetition andmix of local business owners, a smat­ Last year, the owners punched occurrence. Like traveling salesmen, difficulties after a while. tering of EMU types and students, asthrough the side wall and added anthe waiters went table to table, push­ But the Sidetrack hasn’t changed. outside terrace for summer dining ining carts laden with delicacies - from the exterior nook of the L-shaped the exotic (glazed chicken feet) to restaurant, giving it a wider, brighter,more familiar appetizers found on more open feel - not to mention tableChinese menus and lovely little horoscope space for about 20 more customers. touches you’ll only find in dim sum, The atmosphere is loud and friend­such as pork barbecue-filled sticky Aries (March 21 - April 20) Libra (Sept. 23 - Oct. 22) ly. The service is quick and efficient buns. There are many sides to a story, and It’s important to get those nagging you need to be sure you have all the facts details out of the way. A workplace and the food is about as good as it The entire meal consisted of a lazy before making a decision. romance is not advisable at this time - gets for the price. The backbone of hour or two of eating slowly as more Taurus (April 21 - May 20) or any time, for that matter. this place for me was always the and more food arrived. The empty Pay attention to details while working Scorpio (Oct. 23 - Nov. 22} hamburgers and other sandwiches, plates were just stacked in the center on a special project. Be careful what you Focus on your emotional and spiritual which clearly are made from fresh of the tables’ giant lazy susans to say; a rude comment might get you in well-being. Be careful when working meat and prepared precisely to yourmake room for more, and the plates trouble. around large machinery, especially cars. Gemini (May 21 - June 20) Sagittarius (Nov. 23 - Dec. 20) request - something I find rarer thanwere counted at the end of the meal Go out and have fun. Take your friends Check out new computer software that you’d expect in many restaurants. to total the bill. to the movies or a concert. A new busi­ could make your job easier. You’ll be in The fries are genuine fresh potatoes. Sunday brunch at Wah Court is ness opportunity comes your way. the mood to do a little redecorating. The soups are indeed homemade, richgreat fun, and the food is a cut above Cancer (June 21 - July 20) Capricorn (Dec. 21 - Jan. 19) and brothy. the dim sum brunches I have had Don’t take chances with your career at A romantic entanglement could prove Sidetrack also has a selection of elsewhere. If it’s any endorsement at this time. A friend shares surprising interesting but very complicated. all, the place is loaded on Sundays news. Spruce up your wardrobe with fall Develop a new exercise program and green salads and recently has added colors. stick to it. full dinner and lunch items, such aswith local Chinese and Vietnamese Leo (July 21 - Aug. 21) Aquarius (Jan. 20 - Feb. 18) fish dishes and grilled meats. families. Also, I strongly suggest that Don’t believe everything you hear. A Someone who used to be a big part of My only fear is that if the Sidetrackyou make reservations, particularly if family outing could be much more fun your life comes back into focus. Whatever adds too much to its menu, it mightyou plan to go with six people or than expected. Start planning a special happens, don’t give him the power to lose what it does so well. (You shouldmore. vacation now. hurt you. see how tiny the kitchen is!) But, so Sidetrack, 56 E. Cross Street, Virgo (Aug. 22 - Sept. 22) Pisces (Feb. 19 - March 20) A friend needs your help and support. It’s necessary to deal with your insecu­ far, it seems to be working. Ypsilanti; 313-483-1035. Your hard work pays off in a big way. A rities and get over them. A business The Sidetrack is a great lunch stop Wah Court, 2037 Wyandotte, lover surprises you with a wonderful gift. meeting goes better than expected. if you’re taking a drive west from Windsor; 519-254-1388. SEPTEMBER 7, 1997 PAGE 27

going out Group rallies around local bands By Audrey McKenna ... Bluecat, Fri., Stan’s Dugout, Theatre, Detroit, 313-961-5450 ... 26, 125 Macomb Place, 810-469-8666 Journal Staff Writer Auburn Hills, 248-412-1040 ... Carl Detroit Film Theatre: “In the ... “American Political Cartoons from « hy can’t Detroit radio Michel Trio, 8 p.m. Sat., Agape Caffe, Company of Men,” 4 and 7 tonight; the 19th Century,” through Oct. 11, play Detroit bands?” Royal Oak, 810-546-1400 ... Sports “Fetishes,” 7 p.m. Mon., $5.50, 313- Southfield Public Library, 810-948- is the question that Bar & Grill: George Beddard & the 833-2323 ... Freedom Hill County 0460 ... Casa de Unidad Cultural Arts and Media Center, “Faces of the keeps Tom Ness of Kingpins, Fri.; Detroit Blues Band, Park Amphitheater presents big- Sat., Wyandotte, 313-285-5060 ... Barrio (Rostros del Barrio),” a youth JamW! Rag Press up at nights. screen movies on Tue. (action films) Moby Dicks: Yer Blues Jam Session, and Thu. (family films); gates open at photography exhibit featuring works An organization he founded, the Thu.; Nobody’s Buinezz, Fri., and the7 p.m., movies begin at dusk, Metro from the center’s photography work­ Michigan Music Is World Class Alligators, Sat., Dearborn, 313-581- Parkway, between Schoenherr and shops last winter, 10-4:30 weekdays, Campaign, is presenting Airplay-A- 3650 ... Fox & Hounds: Original Hits,Utica, Sterling Heights; $5, under 12 1920 Scotten, 313-843-9598 ... Palooza, a three-day event to pro­ Mon.; Robert Penn, Tue.-Wed.; free; parking, $3, 810-979-7010 ... “Searealism,” by Brian Taylor, mote the local music scene. The Detroit Blues Band, Thu.; Franklin Ann Arbor Silent Film Society pre­ Majestic Cafe, 4140 Woodward, group’s ultimate goal is a law man­ Street Blues Band, Fri.-Sat., sents Lillian Gish Film Festival with Detroit, 313-833-0120 ... “African- dating Michigan radio stations to Bloomfield Hills, 248-644-4800 ... 10 “A Timely Interception” (1913), American Gardens and Yards in the play at least one song by local talentp.m. Vudu Hippies, Fri.-Sat., Mr. “Home Sweet Home” (1914) and “The Rural South,” through Sept. 20, Main each hour. Sport: 10 p.m. 13090 Inkster, Rd., Wind” (1928), 3 p.m. next Sun., $4, Detroit Library, 5201 Woodward, 313- The schedule: 313-534-74201 ... the Civilians, 9:30 Clarion Hotel, 2900 Jackson (across 833-4042 ... “Salient Green,” featur­ ■ Meet at Xhedos Cafe, 240 W. Nine p.m. Fri.-Sat., Gimmicks (inside from Weber’s Inn), Ann Arbor, 313- ing works by Lynda Benglis, Manny Farber, Beverly Fishman, Alex Katz, Mile, west of Woodward, in Femdale, Airway Lanes), Waterford, 248-674- 677-1359 or 313-665-4444. 0426 ... Library Sport Pub and Grill Judy Linn, Gordon Newton and oth­ from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday to make (shows begin at 10): Foolish Mortals, Comedy ers, through Sat., Susanne Hilberry signs for the rallies. Thu.; 2XL, Fri., and King Sweat, Comedian Bill Hildebrandt, 8:15 Gallery Birmingham, 248-642-8250 ■ Radio rally to pay a “short, friend­ Sat., Novi, 810-249-9110 ... Foolish and 10:45 Fri.-Sat., $10 or $20.95 ... Creative Arts Center, “Sculpture ly visit” to three Detroit radio sta­ Mortals, 10 p.m. Fri., Union Lake with dinner, Joey’s Comedy Pontiac ‘97,” curated by John Cynar tions; meet at 11 a.m. Saturday at Grill and Bar, Commerce Twp., 810- Club/Paisano’s, 5070 Schaefer, and Mary Fortuna, large-scale exhi­ Xhedos. The rally takes place from 1 360-7450 ... Bo’s Bistro (shows at Dearborn, 313-584-8885 ... Eleven bition featuring works by 64 sculp­ to 5:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m.): JC Whitelaw, Fri.; the marbles, eight-person spontaneous tors, primarily from southeast ■ Town meeting to discuss and Coyotes, Sat., Pontiac, 810-338-6200 comedy troupe, 10:30 every Thu., MillMichigan; works in eight sites in debate what can be done to get ... Old Woodward Grill (shows at 8): Street Lounge, Pontiac, 810-333-2362 Pontiac gallery and entertainment Michigan bands on the airwaves, 1-4 Jill Jack, Fri.; Sister Seed, Sat., ... Second City: “Send in the Clones,”district; center at 47 Williams, p.m. next Sunday at the Palladium, Birmingham, 248-642-9400 ... 8 p.m. Wed.-Thu. and Sun.; 8 and Pontiac, the exhibition at the center 17580 Frazho at Gratiot in Woody’s (shows start at 10): Motor 10:30 Fri.-Sat., $12-$19.50, 313-965- closes PVi. and at other sites on Sept. Jam, Fri.; Foolish Mortals, Royal 2222. 27, 248-333-7849. 20th-century Roseville. One topic will be the Oak, 248-543-6911 ... Better Days, Christian artist Georges Rouault, Canadian content law, which 10 p.m. Sat., Mt. Chalet, Royal Oak, Out & about through Oct. 10, 11-3 Tue., Thu. and requires Canadian stations to play 248-549-2929 ... Saturday Night More than 100 hot rods, street rods, Sat., Swords into Plowshares Peace at least 30 percent Canadian music. Central: Worship with the Arts fea­ custom, classic and muscle cars in Center and Gallery, 33 E. Adams on Panelists will include Peter Werbe tures jazz saxophonist Beans Bowles;the 1st annual Goodguys Motor CityGrand Circus Park, 313-963-7575 ... and Norm Andresen. A 4 p.m. con­ gospel pianist Bobbi Thompson andRod and Custom Nationals, present­Detroit Institute of Arts: “Splendors cert will feature more than 20 poets, 5:30 p.m. every Sat., Central ed by the Chrysler Corp. at Meadow of Ancient Egypt,” through Jan. 4; Michigan bands.. United Methodist Church, 23 E. Brook, 8-5 Sat. and 8-3 next Sun. “Fabulous Monsters: Fantasy Take acoustic guitars, drums, Adams, off Grand Circus Park, 313- with commercial exhibits of rod and Marionettes from the Paul McPharlin signs, CDs and tapes of local acts for 965-5422 ... Fifth Avenue: Twistin custom parts, entertainment, fire­ Collection,” through Nov. 2; “Early the stations - and your opinions -Tarantulas, to every Sun.; Ghandee works and more, $12; $8 for seniors Modern Masterpieces: Selections from all the events, organizers say. Dancer, every Mon.; the Reefermen and $6 for ages 7-12 and free for the Permanent Collection,” through spring; “Contemporary Masterpieces: All events are free. For more infor­with Harmonica Shah and James under 6, 248-377-0100 ...18th annual Wailin, every Tue.; 215 W. Fifth, Michigan Renaissance Festival, 10-7 Selections from the Permanent mation, call 248-542-8090. Royal Oak, 248-542-9922 ... Sat.-Sun., through Sept. 28, $12.95; Collection,” through Feb. 28; “A Memphis Smoke (Royal Oak): Nikkie $5.95 for kids, under 4 free, 800-601- Renaissance Altarpiece Preserved: Alloy Orchestra returns James & the Flamethrowers, Wed., 4848 ... Psychic Fair, hosted by Techniques and Conservations of Selling out last year, Boston’s Alloy248-543-4300 ... Motor Jam, 10 p.m. Wyandotte Animal Group, 11-6 today,Tobias and Three Archangels,’ “ Orchestra returns to the Detroit Film Fri., Union Lake Grill & Bar, $1 entry fee, $10 for a reading, through Jan. 4; 11-4 Wed.-Fri., 11-5 Theatre this year to perform its origi­ Commerce Twp., 810-360-7450 ... Copeland Center, 4th and Mulberry, weekends, 313-833-7900. nal scores for silent film classics Roadrunner’s Raft: acoustic blues Wyandotte, 313-753-5252 ... Freedom starting Fri. The orchestra performs jam with Bill Baud, tonight-Mon.; Hill County Park: flea markets, 7-4 New on sale its score for Fritz Lang’s “Metropolis” open mike, Wed.; Hamtramck, 313- every Wed., admission free, parking The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, (1926) at 7:30 p.m. Fri. and a new 873-7238 ... Soup Kitchen: DOWG $3. 15000 Metropolitan Parkway, Amazing Royal Crowns, Bim Skala score for Buster Keaton’s “Steam­ Band hosts Tuesday Bluesday, 9-mid­between Schoenherr and Utica, Bim and Dropkick Murphy’s, Oct. 12 boat, Jr.” (1928) at 7:30 p.m. Sat. night; II-V-I Orchestra every Thu. at Sterling Heights, 810-979-7010 ... at the State Theatre...At the Fox Next Sun. the orchestra will conclude9 p.m.; Buster Blues Band, Detroit, Hart Plaza Detroit Riverfront Theatre: Steve Harvey, Oct. 4, $32.50 with two performances: a young peo­313-259-2643. Festival concludes today with and $25; Sarah McLachlan and ple’s participatory matinee of the Praisefest. ... Country-western dance,Madeleine Peyroux, Nov. 2, $40 and original “The Lost World” (1925) at 3 Theater/films 7:30-11 p.m. Friday inside at $32.50...At the Royal Oak Music p.m., and a performance of the score Performance Network presents Freedom Hill Country Park, Metro Theatre: Diamond Rio, Sept. 21, for Dziga Vertov’s “The Man With the Brian Friel’s “Molly Sweeney,” 2 p.m. Parkway, between Schoenherr and $22.50; Grover Washington, Jr., Oct. Movie Camera” (1929) at 7 p.m. Thu.-Sat., Sept. 11-12 and 18-20, and Utica, Sterling Heights, admission: 8, $28.50...At Industry, Pontiac: Le Tickets are $10 general admission, 2 and 7 p.m. next Sun., Sept. 14 and$5, 810-979-7010. Click, Sept. 12, $7; Liquid Sky Party, $8 for students and seniors, $6.50 for21, $9-$ 12, Ann Arbor, 313-663-0681 Sept. 21; Charlatans U.K., Sept. 25, the youth performance. Advance tick­... Ridgedale Players’ open house for Art/design $5; Funky Green Dogs, Kevin ets are suggested. Call 313-833-2323. adults and children interested in the­ “One by One,” regional juried fine Saudnerson and Alton Miller, Sept. ater, 1-5 today, Ridgedale Playhouse, art exhibition, a collaborative venture28, Music 205 W. Long Lake, Troy, free, 248- between Art Center of Mt. Clemens Please send “Going Out” items to Royal Oak Brewery: Sister Seed, 988-7049 ... “Trainspotting,” 9 p.m. and the Macomb Center for the The Detroit Sunday Journal, 450 W. Wed.; Mike King, Thu., 248-544-1141 (doors open at 8) Mon., $2, State Performing Arts, Tue. through Sept. Fort, Detroit 48226. PAGE 28 SEPTEMBER 7, 1997

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PREMIERES, From Page 25 career is frequently compromised by a longstanding love affair. It features This House,” but that bombed. So the kind of over-the-top visual effects now he’s back to his old disgusting used in “The Mask” but used in mod­ ways as a foul-mouthed record execu­ eration. tive on the UPN sitcom “Hitz” (9 p.m. Tuesdays, already premiered). Doesn’t this man know his 15 min­ Five certain utes expired years ago? time-slot casualties ■ David Caruso- He had TV’s plum ■ “Dellaventura,”10 p.m. Tuesdays, dramatic job as the first star of ABC’s CBS (premieres Sept. 23)- Danny “NYPD Blue,” but his ego was Aiello is a superb actor, but his solo cramped by the small screen. After private-eye act is bound to be arrest­ leaving for a spectacular film career ed by an entire squad of superb (snickering here), look who’s back on actors on ABC’s “NYPD Blue.” TV, slinking onto CBS as a federal ■ “C-16,”8 p.m. Saturdays, ABC prosecutor named “Michael Hayes” (9 (premieres Sept. 27) - Eric Roberts p.m. Tuesdays, premiering with a and D.B. Sweeney, stars of this hip special 10 p.m. preview Sept. 15). Is ’90s FBI drama, are nice to look at, what he does called brooding emotion ladies. But ladies are conditioned to or just bad acting? looking at CBS’ “Dr. Quinn, Medicine ■ Jenny McCarthy- Traveling Woman” at that hour, and action fans from MTV to NBC in her continuing have taken a liking to “The search for even a grain of talent, the Pretender” on NBC. “C-16” may wind leggy “Singled Out” star attempts to up 4-F. transform her celebrity into comedy ■ “Michael Hayes,”9 p.m. in the new show “Jenny” (8:30 p.m. Tuesdays, CBS - Opposite “Home Sundays, premieres Sept. 28). George Improvement” and “Frasier,” Caruso Hamilton plays her father. It figures. won’t be in this spot long enough for ■ Bronson Pinchot- He starred in anyone to remember he played “Perfect Strangers”; he was far from “Michael Hayes,” much less to forget perfect, but he could not have been his inspired career decisions with stranger. Quick - name anything he’s “NYPD Blue” and the movie “Jade.” done since! Now he’s attempting to ■ “413 Hope St.,”9 p.m. Thursdays, capitalize on the sudden stardom of Fox (premieres Sept. 11) - ABC’s new little “Jerry Maguire” star Jonathan “Cracker,” which also airs at this

Lipnicki (“Show me the series!”) by NBC time, may draw more curiosity seek­ hitching a co-star gig on the pre- ers initially due to Pastorelli’s pres­ pubescent sitcom “Meego” (8:30 p.m. “3rd Rock from the Sun” moves to 9 p.m. Wednesdays on NBC in an effort to boostence; rat­ “Hope,” a high school drama Fridays, premieres Sept. 19). I think ings for the rest of the evening. with the Fox touch (created, surpris­ Meego anywhere else. ingly, by Damon Wayans) seems to be ■ Tony Danza- TV audiences gen­ (housepainter Eldin of “Murphy watch, and his sense of timing isn’t the last audience option in an hour uinely seem to like Danza, although Brown”) and moves the setting to the confined to his feet. dominated by “Seinfeld.” since “Taxi” I honestly can’t fathom L.A.P.D. Will there be any meat on ■ “Brooklyn South”(10 p.m. ■ “The Tom Show,”9 p.m. Sundays, why. He’s coming back in the humbly this “Cracker”? Mondays, CBS, premieres Sept. 22) - the WB (premieres tonight) - ABC, titled “Tony Danza Show” (8 p.m. ■ “You Wish”(9 p.m. Fridays, ABC, If ABC’s new “Total Security” with CBS and NBC traditionally trot out Wednesdays, NBC, premieres Sept. premieres Sept. 26) - I Had a Bad Jim Belushi and James Remar (9 their showcase movies on Sunday 24) as a misogynous sportswriter Dream of Genie: Barbara Eden p.m. Saturdays, premiering Sept. 27) night, and Fox has “The X-Files.” Tom who’s incapable of using a computer. becomes a man (John Ales) in this is Steven Bochco’s way of saying Arnold couldn’t get squeezed out any There are openings at the News and “TGIF” kiddie-com. “screw you” to ABC for its mishan­ harder if he was still sharing motor­ Free Press. ■ “The Visitor”(8 p.m. Fridays, dling of his “Murder One,” then cycles with Roseanne. NBC, premieres Sept. 19) - “Touched “Brooklyn South” is his way of saying Five painfully derivative (that by an Angel” meets ‘The X-Files.” “I’m sorry” for sticking CBS with the Touched by an Alien? putrid “Public Morals” last fall. The Five (oh, make it six) other is, ripped-off) series concepts ■ “Good News”(9 p.m. Mondays, most buzz-generating new drama of shows worth mentioning ■ “Timecop”(8 p.m. Mondays, ABC, UPN, already premiered) - I want to the season. ■ “Over the Top”(8:30 p.m. premieres Sept. 22) - It was an inter­ call this show “Amen” in blackface, ■ “Working”(9:30 p.m. Wednesdays, Tuesdays, ABC, premieres Sept. 23) - esting concept as a movie - police but that’s obviously a stretch. But it’s NBC, premieres Oct. 8) - The Tim Curry comes to series TV as a cruising across the time continuum, created by former “Amen” executive “Dilbert” dynamic comes to television washed-out soap opera actor who chasing crooks who are trying to producer Ed. Weinberger, and fea­ in this new absurdist office sitcom, bedevils his ex-wife, Annie Potts. change the course of history - but a tures ex-”Amen” co-star Roz Ryan in propelled by an all-grown-up but still■ “Veronica’s Closet”(9:30 p.m. bad ride for Jean Claude Van a supporting role. Do you believe inappealing Fred Savage. Thursdays, NBC, premieres Sept. 25) Damme. This may be the one exam­ resurrection? ■ “George & Leo”(9:30 p.m. - “Cheers” Kirstie Alley returns to ple of a TV spinoff actually improving Mondays, CBS, premieres Sept. 15) - sit-comedy as the star, hoping to on its film forerunner. At least the Five shows you Stick two veteran actors with provendeserve the big one NBC gave her by actors all speak English. TV superstar quality such as Bob placing her series between “Seinfeld” ■ “Cracker” (9 p.m. Thursdays, might actually like Newhart and Judd Hirsch together. and “E.R.” You know, playing the ABC, premieres Sept. 18) - Cable ■ “The Gregory Hines Show” (9 Let them do anything they want. owner of a Victoria’s Secret-type lin­ viewers know this show has already p.m. Fridays, CBS, premieres as spe­ Watch laughter fly. gerie operation and the world’s lead­ been done, and brilliantly, on British cial preview at 8:30 p.m. Sept. 15) - ■ “Ally McBeal”(9 p.m. Mondays, ing authority on romance, she just TV, with Robbie Coltrane in the lead Can’t find a bad word anywhere Fox, premieres Monday) - The long- might cover the spread. role of boozing, belligerent police psy­about this smooth, sophisticated fam­ shot of this field is a David Kelley ■ “Dharma& Greg”(8:30 p.m. chologist “Fitz” Fitzgerald. 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rating guide O see it now § wait for the video ‘Monty’ exposes humor in despair Q read a book instead ‘MONTY,’ From Page 25 In one, Gerald, a middle-aged just opened manager, is getting his first job interview in several months. The “Fire Down Below”(not reviewed) other would-be strippers attempt to They usually don’t preview Steven disrupt the interview as a childish Seagal movies, but don’t you know prank. Bitterly angry, Gerald breaks what’s going to happen, anyway? Thisdown in tears. time, the hard-punchin’ Seagal plays “The fact that they feel they’ve an EPA agent who goes underground just shattered his only chance is to uncover the culprit behind the tragic,” Addy said, “and there’s quite dumping of lethal chemicals in an a lot of that in this film. Each of abandoned mine shaft. Kris Kristof- them has a crucial sort of moment ferson and Harry Dean Stanton co- in their life and a lot of them are star. Rated R. quite potentially tragic characters. “But they somehow manage to struggle through it. recent openings “And I think they’ve become bet­ ter people by the end. The day after “She’s So Lovely”£Qt Nick the end of the film, they’ll still be Cassavetes, the son of the late film­ unemployed, but I still think they’re maker John Cassavetes, resurrects better people than when we saw one of his dad’s leftover scripts with them at the beginning.” appalling consequences in this mish­ The other movies in this trend mash of a film starring Robin Wright also use the pain and despair of job­ Penn and hubby Sean Penn. R. lessness to set up their comedy. - Ellen Creager For example, in “The Van,” some “Hoodlum”o This landmark gang­ unemployed Irish working-class ster movie, filled with rich craftsman­ men come up with an inherently ship and heartfelt commitment, tells goofy plan to turn a dilapidated van the tale of 1930s era criminal Bumpy into a lunch wagon. Fox Searchlight Pictures Johnson, the black godfather of And in “Twin Town,” a work-relat­From left, William Snape, Mark Addy, Robert Carlyle, Steve Huison and Tom Wilkinson Harlem. R. - Matt Black ed injury to a laborer sets off the star in “The Full Monty" as jobless factory workers who turn to stripping. farce. The injured man’s two rebel­ “Kull the Conqueror”§ This film lious sons take an adolescent threw out the Conservatives and Now, with a more liberal govern­ consists of a screenful of dumb revenge on the boss, who refuses toreplaced them with Labor Party ment in power, “There’s a real feel­ swords-and-sorcery stuff from the pay medical benefits. That, in turn, rule under Prime Minister Tony ing of optimism. It’s like we got a pen of the man who wrote “Conan thesets loose a cycle of freakish vio­ Blair. fresh start, that we can rebuild our Barbarian.” PG-13.-M . Black lence that is humorous in spite of “We’ve had 18 years of country and get it back on our feet “Paperback Romance”E A luke­ itself. Conservative government during again.” warm attempt at screwball comedy In a way, at least some of these which the rich got richer and the That, of course, would be good for by Australian filmmaker Ben Lewin. working-class comedies may be poor got poorer,” Addy said. “You the working class. But whether bet­ R. - M. Black taken as not-so-thinly disguised had fat cats making millions and ter economic times produces work­ “Career Girls”O Mike Leigh fol­ criticisms of the economic policies ofmillions and millions, and more anding-class comedies as rich as “The lows up his stunning success with the recent Conservative Party rule more people were being forced out Full M ont/’ is something we’ll have “Secrets and Lies” with this some­ in Britain. British voters recently of work.” to wait to see. what less intense story of three career women renewing ties after not seeing each other since college. R. - M. Black “Cop Land”R. - M. Banks wait for the video read a book instead “Excess Baggage”§ Alicia “Dirty Dancing”PG-13. -Gary Silverstone is asking for trouble withGraff “Conspiracy Theory”R. - J.G. “Dream With the Fishes”R. a title like that. Unfortunately, it’s all “Face/Off’R. - M. Black “Event Horizon”R. - M. Black - M. Black too apt a description of the clueless “George of the Jungle”G. “Good Burger”PG-13. - G.G. “Nothing to Lose”R. - M. Black attempt to follow up her smash suc­- M. Black “A Smile Like Yours”R. - M. Black cess in “Clueless.” PG-13. M.- Black “Jungle 2 Jungle”PG. - W.H. “G.I. Jane”R. - Ellen Creager “Kiss Me, Guido”R. - M. Black “Speed 2: Cruise Control”PG-13. “Star Maps”O An uneven but jolt­ - M. Banks ing and original film about the chaot­“Hercules”G. - G.G. “LiarLiar”PG-13. -M. Banks ic life of a hugely dysfunctional “Leave It to Beaver”PG. - G. G. “The Lost World: Jurassic Park” Latino family in Los Angeles. R. “Men in Black”PG-13 -M. Banks PG-13. -M. Banks coming attractions - M. Black “Mimic”R. - M. Banks “Masterminds”PG-13. -M . Black “Shall We Dance?”PG. - J.G. “Money Talks”R. - M. Black “The Game”Michael Douglas and “Spawn”PG-13. -M. Banks “My Best Friend’s Wedding”PG- Sean Penn star in this psychological still showing 13. -W.H. thriller about an emotionally “Ulee’s Gold”R. - William Hanson detached man invited to play a mys­ “When the Cat’s Away”R. “187” R. -M. Banks terious game involving characters - M. Black “Out to Sea”PG-13. -J.G. and scenarios that may or may not be real. R. “Air Force One”R. - John Gallagher For metro-Detroit movie listings, see the “The Full Monty”A group of unem­ ployed British steelworkers takes the “Batman and Robin”PG-13. -J.G. movie guide on Page 16 Chippendales route to success. See “Contact” PG. - MBlack or call 810-77-FILMS or 313-88-FILMS. story, Page 25. R. SEPTEMBER 7, 1997 PAGE 31

OP staffers happy to be out of the Rat Pack ust how much did Oakland cards be pulled. “This is a gross “Zig-Zag” Zanardi- had tradition­ Press staffers enjoy being B e t w e e n deception to the public, falsely ally been held in the Westin Hotel part of the Disney empire? implying that Jim and I still write in Renaissance Center. This year, About as much as the t h e L in e s for the News,” Freedman wrote. however, it’s set for Oct. 25 at the JInsane Clown Possedid. The day By Shirley Wilson Century Plaza Hotel in Los Angeles. the paper’s ownership transferred More Freep lefty-bashing But entertainment will be provided from the Mouse toFrank and friends It’s pretty funny thatJohn by two Detroit native sons; new Shepherd’s 21st Century Smyntek, the oft writer-editor of granddaddy and Motown legend Newspapers, staffers gathered in a the Scabfreep’s Names & Faces col­ William “Smokey” Robinson,and conference room to stomp on Bumper snickers umn, teed off on WRIF/WCSX car buff and sometime-race driver Xeroxes of Mickey’s face and eat a ‘You’re not having fun til someonejock/political insurgentPeter Tim Allen. cake picturing the Main Mouse with calls 9-1-1!’ Werbe in print recently for being a a noose around his neck. They also - On a van heading north on 1-75“ ’60s dinosaur” on his Sunday nightScattershot took turns whacking a Winnie the in Troy Nightcall radio call-in show. Spotted partying in our own Pooh pinata while sipping cham­ Translation: Werbe’s left of center. favorite watering hole, the Anchor pagne and making rude comments Pulitzer scam As if the graying Smyntie didn’t Bar, last Thursday was Channel 4’s about Disney CEOMichael Eisner. Locked-out News reporterEric have firsthand experience with the Anne Thompson,who’s leaving for Freedm an was appalled to see ’60s. And if having a social con­ Chicago and a network gig with Do-good rockers Detroit Newspapers using his like­ science and a brain is a relic of NBC Nightly News. The brainy Bravo to local rockersSkeptic ness to sell papers while it tries to those days, we’re glad to see it’s a blond was being feted by pals from Tank. The hard-rockin’ quartet, bust his union. Newspaper rack retro tradition that’s coming back. the station, includingCarm en fronted by WRIF morning show pro­cards bearing pictures of Freedman Werbe’s a proud lefty and Harlan, Mike Lewisand WDIV ducer Rob Schaefer,has donated and fellow Pulitzer Prize-winner unabashed supporter of Smyntek’s alum Jennifer Moore.... Rousted nearly 200 pairs of men’s, women’s Jim Mitzelfeld were spotted on locked-out colleagues. from the Labor Day parade was and children’s shoes to Fellowship News boxes in Mt. Pleasant by free-lance photographerAndrew Home in Hamtramck, for residents Freedman, who was visiting Central City casts wide net Johnston,who told angry unionists who lost their belongings in the tor­ Michigan University. Mitzelfeld left You can take the Championship who recognized his byline that he nado that leveled much of the town the paper before the strike (indeed, Auto Racing Teams awards banquet was shooting the march for The July 2. Tank got the shoes via a before he got his Pulitzer in hand) out of Detroit, but you can’t take New York Times, and that he isn’t a friend, Andrew Toth, who has a and Freedman stays on the right Deetroit City out of the CART din­ scab because he does only free-lance connection in the local fashion side of the picket line, teaching jour­ ner. The annual awards gala, at work for the News and Freep. Earth industry; the shoes are never-worn, nalism at MSU and writing for The which the PPG Cup and the $1 mil­ to Johnston: That’s still scabbing. except for a photo shoot. By the way,Detroit Sunday Journal. Freedman lion prize that goes it is given to the Got good stuff for BTL? Fax Skeptic Tank is now at the Loft immediately fired off a letter to PPG CART World Series points Shirley and the gang at 313-964- recording studio, working on its first Robert Althaus,VP for circulation, champion - almost certain to be 5554 or e-mail ’em at album “F.I.G. J.A.M.” demanding that the offending rack Italian ex-Formula One racerAlex [email protected]. Thanks! Fragrant molasses cookies fly off the racks he rhythm of the neighbor­ ranged along the kitchen counters. Soft Molasses Cookies hood tells me that school has The doors continued to fling open. started again: No children Ro b in The hugger-mugger continued. I con­ 1 cup butter or margarine swim at the beach during the M a t h e r tinued to suggest that many impor­ 1 cup sugar Tday, and making your way into the tant activities must need doing out­ 1 large egg country market requires parting a Food side. Finally, I gave up the witless 1 cup dark molasses Red Sea of teens. fussing and went outside myself. 4 and3U cups sifted flour So I’ve been thinking about cookies. By the time the cookies had cooled 1 tablespoon baking soda We don’t have children, nor do we enough to wrap for the bake sale, I V2 teaspoon salt entertain many families with little- visiting Aunt Gertrude at the lake had only two and a half dozen left - 2 teaspoons ground cinnamon littles; our circle tends more toward and the perfume of these cookies and no milk. Empty glasses filled the 1 teaspoon ground ginger fledglings who tentatively test their when you reached into the covered sink. V2 teaspoon ground cloves wings as they prepare to leave the stoneware crock where she kept “Hey!” I said. “Who ate all my cook­ 3/4 cup strong brewed coffee (or nest: Young ones old enough to drivethem. To be utterly authentic, they ies?” enough instant coffee dissolved in but still young enough to call Mama must have one little raisin snugged I looked from face to face: Two inno­warm water to equals/4 cup) at the first sign of any tempest. in the center of each cookie. cents under thatches of silver-gray; R aisins You’d think children that age would I shooed everyone from the kitchen five naifs, all about my age; three Beat the butter until light; gradual­ be beyond cookies and milk. You - I heard my mother’s voice when I angelic teens with shining faces. All ly beat in the sugar and continue to might think that, but you’d probably said, “don’t you all have something made their eyes round and big: Not beat until fluffy. Beat in the egg, then be wrong. important to do outside?” - and set tome, they said in a chorus. the molasses. We had a houseful of people over work. “Harumph,” I said, but I couldn’t Sift the flour, baking soda, salt and the weekend, a coming-and-going of These cookies are fragrant. There is maintain the pretense. spices. Add to the molasses mixture all ages. Amidst all that, I needed to not yet any hint of autumn in our air,Some one of them suggested that it alternately with the coffee. Beat about bake the several dozen cookies I’d but the scent of cinnamon and clove would have been easier just to buy the30 seconds after all are combined. promised for a club fund-raiser. Even and ginger - the smell of pumpkin cookies in the first place. I demurred. Drop the dough by the tablespoonful settling on the recipe was a triumph pie, the aroma of gingerbread - Store-bought cookies would never about 2 inches apart on lightly in perseverance, what with doors reminds me that it’s coming. Since have flown off those cooling racks likegreased baking sheets, using care to flinging open and questions about fall is my favorite season, I baked that. Ergo, home-baked cookies say keep the cookies round. Press a raisin w hat I was doing. happily. something serious to people. in the center of each cookie. In the end, I decided on these won­ When I was done, with a great dou­ That’s a good enough reason, in this Bake at 375 degrees about 12 to 15 derful old-timey cookies because they ble batch, I had some seven dozen time and season, to bake these fine, m inutes or until done. Cool cookies on reminded me of high school and of cookies set out to cool on racks fine cookies. racks. Makes about 3 dozen. PAGE 32 SEPTEMBER 7, 1997 RATES CALL 1 Week: $1°° per word. 2 Weeks: s200 per word. (313) 964-5655 3 Weeks: $300 per word. & CHARGE IT! 4 Weeks: s300 per word. VISA (10 WORD MINIMUM) m

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LEVIN SOLIDARITY! of UAW Local 909 support the The unions are just my windshield - Wed. At least I am Sandy writes a scab column, Locked-out Newspaper Workers. Protect them we must. FREE LAWN SIGNS DELIVERED! The call of the W.I.L.D. doing my share 30-35 hours per Carl does TV interviews with scabs We encourage all working people to The goons must be stopped, Downriver area. (313) 284-1804 It’s there for me, week for 2 years (maybe 3-4-5-6 ... Labor put you boys in office continue not to purchase scab We’ll come out on top. For meek and mild years). Fact is, it’s due time to ATTENTION SUPPORTERS and labor can remove you! papers or USA Today. The ask more and more I will not be replace careless, useless Carey . . . Are you looking for lock-out items to For the company store. Flow grateful I am and use my legal Birthright to sup­ purchase? Are you looking for a With choppers a-flyin’ My sisters are bold, port HOFFA “Now”, and “I’ll Stand speaker on lock-out updates? 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(PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT CLEARLY) Name Address City, State, Zip_ Phone ____( )_ Amount enclosed: $_ Paid by: □ Check enclosed -or- Charge to my: □ VISA □ MasterCard To Sell! Credit Card N o.:______Expires:______$1.00 a word for 1 week • $2.00 a word for 2 weeks • $3.00 a word for 3 weeks • $3 a word for 4 weeks (10-word minimum) (op buy) Mail to: The Detroit Sunday Journal, Classified Dept., 450 W. Fort, Detroit Ml 48226 SEPTEMBER 7, 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 35 U.A.W. LOCAL 36 IUOE Lions linebackers enjoy strong start WIXOM, MICHIGAN Local 324 ■ MEMBERSHIP, LEADERSHIP AND ADAMS, From Page 40 'RETIREE WILL CONTINUE TO and it’s members SUPPORT THE NEWSPAPER “We support Detroit WORKERS AND THE (N.Y.) High. newspaper workers SUNDAY JOURNAL “Reggie came in on a stunt and Sam T. Hart in their struggle for a fair contract." caused the fumble,” Boyd said. “I saw JUSTICE, DIGNITY AND RESPECT Business Manager the ball on the ground and I didn’t see anybody else around, so I picked it up. I looked for a flag and I didn’t COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS Solidarity Forever see one, and that’s when I knew it OF AMERICA AFL-CIO MICHIGAN was for real.” LOCAL 4250/5050 FEDERATION OF “I had the ball in my face,” Brown Stephen Boyd Reggie Brown TEACHERS & said. “I went to grab it, then I saw S te v e SCHOOL Stephen’s hands come in.” week’s performance, but he’s just PRESIDENT RELATED thankful that he’s healthy. Boyd PERSONNEL The 6-foot, 247-pound Boyd is the Supports Newspaper missed eight games last season with AFT • AFL-CIO third linebacker, following the depart­ Workers in their Struggle 2661 East Jefferson Avenue • Detroit Michigan 48207 ed Michael Brooks and Pepper John­ pulled groin and abdominal muscles Jk son, to get a shot at replacing Chris and sat out the first two exhibition Spielman. Boyd had the benefit of games this season because of a groin learning under Spielman as a rookie.injury. The Professional Actors’ Unions “I was fortunate to watch him do In the meantime, the Lions had F 1S A G • AFTRA • EQUITY what he did,” Boyd said. “I would get drafted All-American linebacker Matt “ Salute to the Dome at seven in the morning Russell, but he also missed much of Local 223, Along with Thousands of Working People THE to watch film and Chris would alrea­ training camp with injuries. Across the Country, Strongly Support the Heroic dy be here. I learned what prepara­ “Missing the two preseason games Efforts of the Detroit Newspaper Workers and Their SUNDAY JOURNAL tion and dedication are about.” was very frustrating,” said Boyd, an Families. We Strongly believe in JUSTICE, FAIR­ SOLIDARITY FOREVER Ross doesn’t expect Boyd to emu­ All-American at Boston College. “I NESS, AND THE RIGHT OF A FREE PRESS. late Spielman every week, but he had expected to fight for a job. I was likes what he has seen of Boyd. realistic about them bringing Matt “Stephen Boyd’s a very underrated in. I was hurt last season and hadn’t Shut Down 4 g j S | football player,” Ross said. “He doesn’t done much.” run a 4.65 in the 40 and there are Boyd has already done a lot, but he Motown 97 and Brown must continue to excel if P ^ ht the public service guys who are more athletic, but he’s very instinctive and very tough.” the Lions defense is to, in the words UAW LOCAL 22 liOCAJL1346 “Stephen is not flashy but he gets of Ross, “stay on people like a chicken Supports Sunday Warren Consolidated Schools where he needs to be, and when he on a June bug.” Send our support to Newspaper gets there he’s in a bad mood. He’s a “You have to play with pride, week iioN|^jjwflDE>-7 Journal and Detroit V Workers in Their Strueele . blue-collar guy.” in and week out,” Boyd said. ‘You ftadn Newspaper Workers It’ll be tough for Boyd to top last won’t make it up here if you don’t.” r Walter R. Mabry a MSU might have slight edge on U-M Executive Secretary-Treasurer A n i n j u r y HENNING, From Page 40 and the Membership of the TO O N E IS ■ Coaches: Only 10 weeks or so until MICHIGAN REGIONAL COUNCIL A N INJURY men. Each team has terrific lineback­ the Nick Saban-to-the-NFL rumors ers, with U-M getting a slight edge should begin blooming. Probably OF CARPENTERS TO ALL! there. If there are concerns, they fewer weeks until the Lloyd Carr-to- anywhere campaign achieves full The members & officers of the began when David Bowens - their cou* speed in Ann Arbor. Saban is regard­ Transportation Communications best defender, at least in this book - left school because of classroom prob­ed by both camps, relatively speak­ Union stand with the newspaper lems. Now, Ben Huff has been lost for ing, the way Bo Schembechler was workers in Detroit. the year with a bad knee. It’s one of viewed by the U-M and MSU follow­ the big reasons why making Michi­ ings 25 years ago. There was an obvi­ I n Solidarity; gan any kind of a Rose Bowl threat is ous feeling in both towns then that difficult. The defense, even with All- one guy was the superior coach, a Support American Charles Woodson at comer- status that transcended won-loss Robert A. Scardelletti back, looks as if it has lost some of its records. Carr could turn it all around Detroit Newspaper Workers International President in their labor dispute ^ old muscle and wallop. That’s more with one big, shut-’em-up season. It’s scary than any questions about who’sjust that no one seems convinced this going to start at quarterback. is the team, or the year. ■ Kicking: Shouldn’t be a negative ■ Intangibles: If U-M could play Donald G. Smith Public Sector state for either team. MSU has more expe­ consistently through September and in the process pop Colorado and President - The employee Local Union, rience in Chris Gardner and Paul Edinger. But last we looked in Ann Notre Dame, you might have college Executive Board, Staff fighting Engler for the Arbor, Jason Vinson and Jay Feely football’s big 1997 story brewing. But and membership of A ability to continue pro­ each had strong legs, as did their what a huge “if’ when so many Teamsters Local Union viding services to the citizens of nearest competitors, Cory Sargent things about this team seem so No. 2 9 9 Michigan, UAW Local 6000 sup­ and Kraig Baker. unsettled. State’s problem is depth - ports the newspaper workers in ■ Schedules: Tired story. Michigan’s there is none. The team only has their struggle for justice. is brutal, State’s is more inviting. In about 70 players on scholarship, and some respects, Michigan might be it doesn’t have enough quarterbacks. better off playing toughies each week. ■ Records: U-M comes in no better It seems to match up better with the than 7-4. If State hangs onto its quar­ Wolverines’ up-and-down psyches. terback, it finishes 8-3. MSU beats MSU for years played a miserable Michigan at East Lansing and U-M first half of the season because its tops Ohio State, again, at Ann Arbor. schedule was always ridiculously Which means only that, for all the Supports the Newspaper Workers front-loaded. Now things are turned brickbats, Lloyd Carr will have noth­ in their labor dispute around, which ought to produce a ing on a certain Columbus, Ohio, resi­ better record. Ought to. dent named John Cooper. PAGE 36 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL SEPTEMBER 7, 1997 A list of all DH role suits Hamelin just fine By Joe Adams getting out of Kansas City. I kind of the dealers Journal Sports Editor needed it.” There’s no question Bob Hamelin Hamelin had a difficult time in the w ho give wants to see the designated hitter Royals’ organization. He had spinal stick around, no matter what formfusion surgery in 1991 and back prob­ baseball’s leagues take next season. lems held him back for parts of three you a free “Good for the game? Heck, it’s goodseasons. for me,” said Hamelin, who has revi­ He had his breakout year in the car to drive ved his career as the Tigers’ DH. “I strike-shortened 1994 season, hitting like it. That’s what I do.” .282 in 101 games with 24 homers and w hen yours This season, it is something he has 65 RBI. But he found himself back in done very well. Hamelin, a 6-foot, 235-Triple-A the following season after pound left-hander, has hit .290 with hitting a nightmarish . 168 with seven is in for 16 home runs and 47 RBI in 92 games homers and 25 RBI in 72 games. since being promoted from Toledo on“Bob Boone came in as manager service: May 7. Kansas City released Hamelin, that year and I did not get off to a good 29, this spring after an up-and-downstart,” Hamelin said. “I lost confidence career but with Detroit, he has shown and when you don’t play very well for 1. Al Long Ford the form that made him the American a new manager, it’s tough to get back League Rookie of the Year in 1994. in there. “We’ve had a few surprises this year, “Obviously it’s the most frustrating and Hammer’s definitely one of them,”thing I’ve ever been through. I’ve Journal photo by REBECCA COOK said Tigers manager Buddy Bell. “He learned quite a bit from it. The main After getting released by Kansas City in gives you a good at-bat every time he’sthing I learned is how to make adjust­ April, Bob Hamelin has found a home as up there.” ments against pitchers and on off- the Tigers’ designated hitter. The Tigers signed Hamelin on April speed pitches. “I know Smitty (Tigers General 8, then sent him to Toledo, where he “I take every at-bat as a brand new Manager Randy Smith) likes him and hit .242 with six homers and 24 RBI in opportunity and don’t dwell on whatI likeI him,” Bell said. “He could be a 27 games. The Mud Hens’ manager did before.” real good fit for us.” was Glenn Ezell, who was a coach in “He has seemed to come through it Hamelin said he hasn’t thought Kansas City when Hamelin was there. very well,” Bell said of Hamelin’s bad about his future plans because there’s “We were lucky. Glenn really pushedseason. “He’s a very intelligent guy. still three weeks left in the season. for him,” Bell said. “He knew him and He’s quick-witted and he understands “I’m just trying to push strong and he felt he was a guy we could use.” the game.” get through the year,” he said. “It’s “They called me right after I was Hamelin will become a free agent at been great to get in the lineup, but I’ve released,” Hamelin said of the Tigers. the end of the season and he has made had a lot of fun here and things are “They had a spot for a DH and there himself a marketable commodity. Of going in a pretty good direction.” were a lot of other spots where I couldcourse, he has already proven his As long as there’s a DH, Hamelin fill in. I was kind of looking forward valueto to the Tigers. shouldn’t have much to worry about. Two-man race for Formula One title resumes in Italy By Christopher M. Singer Tobacco and admitted smoking is a Twice Zanardi, who started from the Journal Staff Writer health risk, and Player’s Ltd. in pole, could not slow enough for corners The duel pitting Michael Schu­ Canada. Through its Kool brand, and ran off course down escape roads, macher and Team Ferrari against Brown & Williamson sponsors Teamlosing track position. Twice Zanardi Jacques Villeneuve and Williams-Kool Green in the PPG CART World bumped and banged his way back to* Renault for the Formula One worldSeries. Player’s sponsors the Player’s the front like a Saturday night street driving championship resumes todayLtd./Forsythe Racing team in CART. stock driver, finally stuffing Team with the Grand Prix of Italy in Monza, Villeneuve raced in Canada in the Rahal’s Bryan Herta,a Warren (7:45 a.m., ESPN2). Following his vic­ Formula Atlantic series, then spon­native, into the wall. tory in the rain at Belgium’s Spa, the sored by Player’s, and then won the Zanardi leads Walker Racing’sGil German leads the second-generationIndy 500 and the PPG Cup driving forde Ferran by 37 points. French Canadian driver, 66-54. Forsythe Racing. His father,Gilles The circuit at Laguna Seca has 11 When you buy Auto racing is to Italy what basket­Villeneuve, also got started in the turns in its 2.238 miles. Zanardi set a new car or truck from ball is to the state of Indiana and Atlantic series and also moved on tothe course record last year at 118.475 Scuderia Ferrari is to Italians what Formula One, driving for Ferrari. m.p.h. while earning the “Zig-Zag” Al Long Ford, the Michigan Wolverines, or Michigan nickname by driving over the curbing you’ll never walk again.State Spartans, are to us. Wild Red car, red face and across the infield at the course’s screaming and flag-waving will punc­ The task before Alex “Zig-Zag” Corkscrew Turn to snatch the race tuate Schumacher’s every move. Zanardi in today’s Grand Prix of win away from a shocked Herta. Schumacher won last year at MonzaMonterey at Laguna Seca (Calif.) and Ferrari debuted at Spa a new, Raceway (3 p.m., ESPN) is to redeem Robby Gordon job hunting lightweight chassis that can carry himself. To no one’s great surprise - includ­ PH I H P P io more fuel so pit stops for fuel need notThe ex-Formula One competitor ing Robby Gordon’s - Felix Saba- be as frequent. chose to drive his Reynard-Honda tes has permanently replaced Gordon SINCE 1945 with his right foot instead of his head at Sabco Racing. Your Ford Dealer. Forever. Big deal at Vancouver last Sunday and did the Second-generation stock car racer Reports published in Great Britainfollowing: embarrassed himself and Sterling Marlinwill move over from have Villeneuve launching his ownhis team; failed to clinch the PPG the Morgan-McClure Monte Carlo to 800-801-LONG Formula One team in 1999 with sup­CART World Series title and the $1 drive a Chevrolet for Sabates.Bobby port from British American Tobaccomillion that goes with it; incurred the Hamilton,meanwhile, is leaving the 810-777-2700 Co. How much? The figure being quot­wrath of team ownerChip Ganassi; Petty Enterprises Pontiac Grand Prix 13711 East Eight Mile ed is $275 million over five years. and earned himself a $25,000 fine to take over Marlin’s old ride. (at Schoenherr) British American is the world’s sec­ from CART’S acting competition direc­ Rumor has it Gordon might return ond biggest cigarette company. It ownstor, Wally Dallenbach Jr.,for “rough to his first love, Indy cars, as a team­ Warren, Michigan 48089Brown & Williamson in the U.S., the driving.” Dallenbach also put Zanardi mate to Parker Johnstoneat Team company that broke ranks with Bigon probation. Kool Green in CART. SEPTEMBER 7, 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 37

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By Paul Harris Satan (with Buffalo), In 1995 he Journal Sports Writer signed Washington stars Peter Circus sideshow or a touching trib­ Bondra and Michal Pivonka for a few ute to the greatest hockey player who regular-season games with the Vipers ever lived? while they were having contract dis­ That’s the question about last . putes with the Capitals. week’s announcement that Gordie Last season the Vipers signed 17- Howe, 69, will skate a shift for the year-old Russian sensation Sergei Detroit Vipers in their International Samsanov, who was picked eighth in Hockey League season opener. When the first round of June’s NHL draft by he does that, on Oct. 3 against Kansas Boston. Bryan Smolinksi also spent City at The Palace, he will become the time with the Vipers during his hold­ first athlete to play professionally in out before Pittsburgh traded him to six decades. the Islanders. Howe began his career with the When asked if the appearance Wings in the 1946-47 season and would make a mockery out of Howe’s retired for the first time after the 11 WMmmi “Mr. Hockey” image, Dudley respond­ 1970-71 season. But he came out of ed: “Not really. If it was going to hap­ retirement in 1974 to play with sons pen, here is where it should happen. It Mark and Marty for the Houston will be a chance for a lot of people in Aeros of the World Hockey Associa­ Detroit to see someone they had seen tion. He played with Houston until the before.” 1977-78 season when the family Dudley checked with the IHL before moved to the New England W halers of pursuing the situation. theWHA. “The league is excited about the When the National Hockey League opportunity to have Gordie Howe,” absorbed the Whalers for the 1979-80 said IHL Director of Communications season, Howe came with them to play Tim Bryant. “He’s a Detroit treasure his last NHL season in the NHL - at and we’re pleased that he chose to age 52. participate with the Vipers.” Only Wayne Gretzky has surpassed The Wings, who employ Mark Howe Howe’s lifetime NHL totals of 801 as a scout, had no comment. goals and 1,850 points. Only Gretzky Howe said he had wanted to play in and Paul Coffey have more assists a sixth decade since the Syracuse than Howe’s 1,049. attempt fell through. Last season the Syracuse Crunch of “It’s not going to be a sideshow. Just the American Hockey League contact­ visualize one of your kids or your par­ ed Gordie and wife Colleen about him ents who really wanted something. It’s about skating a shift for his 69th not a sideshow” he said. birthday. It Was planned for April 1, “...A few years ago I was afraid to the day after Howe’s birthday. But the Journal photo by REBECCA COOK go out and sign autographs because it league took a dim view of the plansMarty Howe listens closely to his dad, Gordie,who will play in the Vipers’ home opener.was something that I had done for free and it was canceled. “From the time it was announced inIHL since the Vipers came to Detroit for 40 years and I was afraid people That gave Vipers General ManagerSyracuse, I thought ‘Gee, why didn’tin I 1994, but he has also always donewould be mad about paying for them, Rick Dudley the chance to offer Howethink of that?’ ” said Dudley. “It turnedsomething at the start of the season toand when I did it, not one person the opportunity to make historyout at we got a second chance.” draw fan interest. In 1994 he hypedfailed to say, T hank you. We appreci­ The Palace, on the night the IHL Not only has Dudley, who called thethe signing of 17-year-old Czechate you coming.’ ” champions raise the Turner CupHowes to see if they were interested, Republic star Petr Sykora (now with Make your own decision about championship banner. delivered one of the best teams in theNew Jersey) and Slovakian Miroslavwhether it’s a sideshow or a tribute. Wings’ training camp goes on without Vernon, Konstantinov hen the Red Wings open cretion. They have also reportedly that caliber it can’t happen. I think training camp Wednes­ made a $1.8 million offer to Kozlov, the team will replace those things day in Traverse City to for one or two years. with different guys supplying differ­ begin preparing for their Pa u l Even without Konstantinov, the ent things. No player can be that Wdefense of the Stanley Cup, they’ll be defense corps still boasts the under­ complete.” missing their best defenseman and rated Nicklas Lidstrom; veterans Bob With Vernon gone it would seem to the goaltender who was between the Rouse, Larry Murphy and Slava clear the way for Chris Osgood to pipes for all 16 playoff victories last Fetisov; and young players such as finally be the Wings’ undisputed No. spring. (Kevin) Hodson, who were with us forAaron Ward, Jamie Pushor and 1 goalie with Hodson as his backup. But despite the limousine accident much of last season but just didn’t Anders Eriksson, who will display his But Bowman isn’t so sure that’s the which likely ended the career of play.” considerable ability if he shows up to way things will work out. Vladimir Konstantinov and the trade What won’t change is the cast of camp in shape. “I don’t put a number on goalies. of Mike Vernon to San Jose, it’s goingforwards, which include Steve Yzer- Bowman says he won’t even add to They’ll play as their play dictates,” he to be difficult for Detroit to find any man, Brendan Shanahan, Sergei Lidstrom’s 30 minutes per game said. “I think you’ve got an opportuni­ sympathy as it heads into the 1997- Fedorov (if he signs), Igor Larionov,because of the loss of Konstantinov. ty for a good tandem for ourselves. 98 season. Coach Scotty Bowman cer­Darren McCarty, Martin Lapointe, ‘We played him on the left side Obviously Hodson (who played in tainly isn’t poor-mouthing his team’snewly-acquired, Brent Gilchrist, Slava(Konstantinov was a right defense­ only six games last season) will play prospects for this season. Kozlov (if he signs) and role playersman),” said Bowman. “Our right side more than he did last season. That’s “I always think you’re going to Kris Draper, Kirk Maltby, Doug will probably be Rouse, Murphy. all we know.” have a minimum of three-to-four Brown, Joe Kocur and Tim Taylor. Ward can play both and so can The Wings hired play-by-play player changes each year,” he said. The Wings have reportedly offeredPushor and Dandenault.” announcer Ken Daniels of Hockey “We’re lucky to have players like Fedorov a contract for around $5 mil­ “Obviously we all know Night in Canada. He replaces Mike (Mathieu) Dandenault, (Mike) lion per season at a flexible amount (Konstantinov) can’t be replaced by Goldberg and will call 70 games for Knuble, (Tomas) Holmstrom and of years (up to four) at Fedorov’s dis­bringing in a player. With a player ofChannel 50 and Fox Sports. SEPTEMBER 7, 1997 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL PAGE 39

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When healthy, MSU has edge on Wolverines ne seer’s 90-day forecast for Michigan and Michigan State’s 1997 football season: ■ Quarterbacks:This Omight actually prove to be a more stable position at Ann Arbor - where

Ly n n H e n n in g all the hand-wringing is now taking place - than in East Lansing, where Todd Schultz is No. 1. Michigan’s advantage, amid all the flak over who will start, is that Scott Dreisbach, Brian Griese or even Jason Kapsner, pretty much ensure U-M will be at least competent no matter who’s at the trigger. Dreis­ bach, however, still seems the better pick for the long haul. Journal photo by REBECCA COOK MSU has less sense of security. The offense was sluggish, but Scott Mitchell and the Lions slipped past Atlanta thanks to two fourth-quarter defensive touchdowns. Schultz is somewhat brittle and is coming off knee surgery. MSU’s back­ up, a slick left-hander named Bill Burke, has been having acute back problems and has barely practiced. Score one for defense Minus Schultz and Burke, MSU’s offense would disappear. Gus Om- Johnson, who wanted Brown for the stein, the third-string QB, has the Boyd, Brown Dolphins. Detroit hoped he would mobility of a car on blocks. emerge as an impact player on the ■ Offense: Michigan’s shuffling on big impact for Lions J o e weak side last year, but he missed the offensive line, mainly because of ince they were breaking in d a m s the first five games of his rookie sea­ injury (Zach Adami in at center for three new starters, it’s no A son with a knee injury and never Steve Frazier), is not comforting. It’s wonder linebacker was a trou­ rounded into form. interesting that State appears more ble spot for the Lions last sea­ “This year I’m moving much faster,” settled at a position where Michigan Sson. It was supposed to be a weak­Silverdome against Tampa Bay (1 said Brown, a 6-foot-2, 241-pounder annually stocks so many top recruits.ness again this year, but there was p.m., WXYT, 1270 AM). who ran a 4.44 40-yard dash at Texas U-M has quality running backs nothing wrong with Detroit’s line­ “We’re definitely going to have an A&M. “I’m healthy and I have more (Chris Howard, Chris Floyd, Clarence backers in last Sunday’s season-open­impact on every game. That’s our freedom to roam a little more. I had a Williams, John Anes) but no one ing 28-17 victory over Atlanta. job,” said strong-side linebacker lot to live up to. I want to be the best quite on the level of MSU’s Sedrick Stephen Boyd won NFC DefensiveAntonio London, who had six tackleslinebacker in the division.” Irvin. Surprisingly, neither team is Player of the Week honors after mak­and shared a sack against the “Reggie Brown has the potential to blessed with the usual crop of wide ing 13 tackles, intercepting a pass Falcons. “More than anything else, be outstanding,” Lions coach Bobby receivers. Tai Streets at Michigan is and returning a fumble 42 yards for it’s great to see everyone healthy.” Ross said. “He’s probably our most the headliner, which means the tighta score. Reggie Brown also scored, on “I think the linebackers as a grouptalented linebacker. A guy with his ends - Jerame Tuman at Michigan, a 38-yard interception return. Both played pretty well,” said Brown. “Our ability, we expect big plays out of Josh Keur at MSU - ought to catch Boyd and Brown missed a lot of time overall goal this year is to be one ofhim. He’s got to be a playmaker for 100 passes between them. with injuries last season, but both the better linebacking corps in the us on the defensive side.” ■Defense: Michigan has the sec­ are healthy now and they plan on NFL.” Boyd credits Brown with setting up ondary (eight superb players for fouranswering all the questions the LionsThe Lions drafted Brown with the his touchdown run, Boyd’s first since positions), State has the down line- have about the linebacking corps, 17th pick of the first round in 1996,he was a fullback at Valley Stream See HENNING, Page 35 beginning with today’s game at the snatching him away from Jimmy See ADAMS, Page 35