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Sandstorm Tundra, Toyota’S New Full- Size Pickup.P Age 3 STANDING STRONG FOR 1,417 DAYS — THE FIGHT’S NOT OVER YET MAY 30-JUNE 5, 1999 THE DETROIT VOL. 4 NO. 28 75 CENTS S u n d a yTo u r n a l PUBLISHED BY LOCKED-OUT DETROIT NEWSPAPER WORKERS ©TDSJ INSIDE Journal photo by SHAWN D. ELLIS Kristin Bultinck leads Regina to Catholic League repeat. Page 25. SPORTS Barry Sanders’ unyielding silence is the last thing Lions Lake Michigan Federation Coach Bobby Ross needed The Lake Michigan shoreline has the world’s most extensive freshwater sand dunes. — or expected.P age 28. NEWS Ford and GM rev up their engines to counter the Sandstorm Tundra, Toyota’s new full- size pickup.P age 3. Environmentalists protest min By Michael Betzold makers to find sand elsewhere, as1976 law. DEQ officials said they are INDEX Journal Staff Writer Ford Motor Co. has done for decades.doing their job. his summer, a million and a “We know the dunes are irreplace­ “The law did not intend to stop Classifieds Page 22 half visitors will drive to able,” said Tanya Cabala, an officialdune mining,” said Hal Fitch, chief of Lake Michigan to enjoy thewith the environmental group the geological survey division for the Crossword Page 23 world’s most extensive fresh­Lake Michigan Federation. “We don’tDEQ. “We’re implementing the law.” Twater sand dunes. The ironyneed is thatto be mining them any more.The Sand Dune Protection and Entertainment Page 8 the dunes are slowly being destroyedWe need to make a change in publicManagement Act of 1976 was the Movie Guide Page 10 to make the cars that bring peoplepolicy.” to result of a public outcry over the them. In a recent report, the groupdestruction of the “barrier dunes” Opinion Page 6 Mining the dunes to extract sandcharged the state of Michigan’salong the Lake Michigan shoreline. Sports Page 28 for foundries that supply automakersDepartment of Environmental When the law was passed, the pub­ is a long-standing practice. Envir­Quality with failing to protect thelic thought the dunes were going to Television Page 11 onmentalists say it’s time for car­ dunes from mining as required by a See DUNES, Page 5 PAGE 10 THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL MAY 130, 1999 Call theaters for show times, prices and updated listings. Wayne County Quo Vadis (Showcase) Commerce Township (UA) Great Lakes Crossing Star Romeo Wayne Rd. at Warren Ave., Westland 14 Mile Road West of Haggerty Road B aldw in Rd. at 1-75 Van Dyke at 30 1/2 Mile Rd., Washington (810) 752-3455 (313) 425-7700 Commerce Township (248) 454-0366 Allen Park (MJR) Star Wars: The Phantom Menace * The The Thirteenth Floor * Black Mask * Trippin * (248) 960-7459 A Midsummer Night’s Dream * The Mummy * Allen Road at Southfield Rd. Election * Trippin * Idle H ands * Entrapment Mummy* Never Been Kissed * The Mummy * Life * The Star Wars: The Phantom Menace * Notting (313) 381-1125 Pushing Tin * Life * Never Been Kissed * The Matrix Hill * The Thirteenth Floor * The Love Letter * My Favorite Martian * Baby Geniuses * Lost Matrix * 10 Things I Hate About You * Analyze A Midsummer Night’s Dream * Election * The Shores and Found * Payback * The Other Sister * This * Shakespeare in Love * Saving Private Renaissance Center Mummy * Entrapment ’ Analyze This Ryan * Life is Beautiful * Star Wars: The Mack so. of 9 Mile Rd., St. Clair Shores Cruel Intentions * She’s All That Tower 200, Level 2 of Renaissance Cntr. Phantom Menace * Rage * The Love Letter (810) 775-6800 (313) 259-2370 My Favorite Martian * Payback * The Other Beacon East (Showcase) Farmington Civic Sister * October Sky The Mummy * Trippin ' Life * Black Mask Vernier (Eight Mile) at Beaconsfield Grand River at Farmington Rd., Star John R (313) 882-7500 Showcase Dearborn Farmington John R, so. of 14 Mile Rd., Madison Hts. Showcase Sterling Notting Hill * Trippin ’ The Mummy ’ Life (248) 585-2070 (248) 474-1951 Van Dyke at 15 Mile Road Michigan Ave. west of Telegraph Rd. The Lover Letter * Trekkies * Star Wars: The The Out of Towners * Other Sister * Payback (810) 979-3160 Bel-Air 10 (AMC) (313) 561-3449 Phantom Menace * Election * The Mummy * Star Wars: The Phantom Menace * The Tea with Mussolini * Never Been Kissed * The Star Wars: The Phantom Menace * The Eight Mile Rdv east of Van Dyke Thirteenth Floor * Notting Hill * The Love Thirteenth Floor * Notting Hill * Black Mask ’ (313) 366-0903 Main Art (Landmark) Matrix * Analyze This * Shakespeare in LoveLetter * Trekkies * Black Mask * A Midsummer Trippin * The Mummy * Entrapment * The Star Wars: The Phantom Menace * The Main at 11 Mile Road, Royal Oak Night’s Dream * Trippin * Election * The Matrix Mummy * Life * Entrapm ent * Trippin * Black (248) 542-0180 Star Rochester Hills Mummy * Entrapment * Life * The Matrix Mask * Notting Hill Showcase Westland Get Real * A Midsummer Night’s Dream * 200 Barclay Circle, Rochester Rd. n. of M59 Cookie’s Fortune * City of Lost Children * Fear Star Gratiot Wayne Rd. a block south of Warren Rd. (248) 853-2260 Canton 6 and Loathing in Las Vegas Gratiot, north of 15 Mile Rd., (313) 729-1060 Notting Hill * Star Wars: The Phantom (Goodrich Quality Theaters) Menace * The Love Letter * The Mummy Clinton Township Star Wars: The Phantom Menace * Notting Ford Rd. one m ile w est of 1-275 Entrapment (810) 791-3420 Hill * The Love Letter * A Midsummer Night’s Maple Art III (Landmark) (734) 981-1900 Notting Hill * The Thirteenth Floor * Tea with Dream * Election * Entrapment Maple Road just west of Telegraph Road, Notting Hill * Entrapment * The Mummy * Mussolini * Trekkies * The Love Letter * Star Star Southfield Wars: The Phantom Menace * Trippin * Black Never Been Kissed * Star Wars: Phantom Bloomfield Hills Southgate 20 (MJR) 12 Mile Rd. west of Telegraph Mask * A Midsummer Night’s Dream * The M enace (248) 855-9090 Eureka and Trenton Rds., Southgate (248) 372-2222 Mummy * Election * Entrapment * Life * The Tea with Mussolini * The Castle * Lovers of the Matrix * Analyze This * Never Been Kissed * (734) 284-345 Detroit Film Theatre Artie Circle Star Wars: The Phantom Menace * NottingS hakespeare in Love The Thirteenth Floor ’ Trippin * Election * The Hill * The Thirteenth Floor * The Mummy * The Inside the Detroit Institute of Arts Mummy * Cookie’s Fortune * Idle Hands * Go Love Letter * Trekkies * A Midsummer Night’s (313) 833-2323 Sterling Center (AMC) * The Matrix * 10 Things I Hate About You * Novi Town Center Dream * Entrapment * Life * The Matrix * Closed for seaso n Schoenherr Rd. south of Hall Rd. The Out of Towners * Doug’s First Movie * (Goodrich Quality Theaters) Election Analyze This * Shakespeare in Love (810) 254-7400 Novi Rd., south of 1-96 Detroit Science Center Notting Hill * The Mummy * Star Wars: The (248) 344-0077 Star Winchester Warren, east of Woodward, Detroit Star Lincoln Park Phantom Menace * Analyze This * eXistenZ * Cookies Fortune * Never Been 1136 South Rochester Rd. Entrapment * Midsummer Night’s Dream * (313) 577-8400 Southfield Rd. at Dix Rd., Kissed * The Mummy * Life Is Beautiful * (248) 656-1160 Never Been Kissed * Thirteenth Floor Everest * Thrill Ride: The Science of Fun * (313) 382-9240 Entrapment * Matrix * Life The Thirteenth Floor * A Midsummer Night's Tropical Rainforest Notting Hill * The Thirteenth Floor * Star Wars: Dream * Tea with Mussolini * Election * Life is Warren (Cinemark) The Phantom Menace * Black Mask * Trippin Beautiful * Shakespeare in Love * Never Been Eastland Mall 2 (AMC) * The Mummy * Entrapment Oakland Mall (U.A.) Dequindre south of 12 Mile Rd., Warren Vernier (Eight Mile) at Beaconsfield Kissed * The Matrix (810) 558-75360 14 M ile Rd. betw een 1-75 an d John R (313) 882-2678 Star Taylor Cruel Intentions * The King and I * Stepmom * (248) 988-0706 The Prince of Egypt * The Corruptor * 8mm * Star Wars: The Phantom Menace * The 22265 Eureka Road Towne (AMC) Thirteenth Floor * Black Mask * eXistenZ Lost and Found * The Other Sister * She’s All Thirteenth Floor Greenfield, just north of 10 1/2 Mile (734) 287-2200 Entrapment * Doug’s First Movie That * Baby Geniuses * Saving Private Ryan Notting Hill * Star Wars: The Phantom (248) 968-5174 * Enemy of the State * The Mod Squad Carrie 2 * Pushing Tin * Payback * My Eastland Mall 5 (AMC) Menace * The Love Letters * A Midsummer My Favorite Martian * Payback * The King Favorite Martian * The Mighty Vernier (Eight Mile) at Beaconsfield Night’s Dream * Entrapment Oxford and I * She’s All That (313) 521-5831 State Wayne (MJR) Lapeer Rd., downtown Oxford Twelve Oaks (U.A.) 10 Things I Hate About You * Doug’s First (248) 628-7100 Movie * Matrix * Entrapment * Black Mask * 35310 Michigan Ave. west of Wayne Inside Twelve Oaks Mall, Novi Washtenaw County Star Wars: The Phantom Menace * The Never Been Kissed (734) 326-4600 Mummy * Entrapment (248) 349-4311 Baby Geniuses * My Favorite Martian * Star Wars: The Phantom Menace * A Briarwood (U.A.) Ford-Tel (MJR) Payback * The Other Sister * Midsummer Night’s Dream * A Walk on the Inside the Briarwood Mall, Ann Arbor Ford Rd. at Telegraph Rd., Dearborn Showcase Auburn Hills Moon * Trekkies * Never Been Kissed Terrace (Cinemark) (313) 480-4555 (313) 561-7200 Opdyke bet. University and Lapeer Plymouth Rd. west of Middle Belt Rd. Star Wars: The Phantom Menace * Notting Baby Geniuses * My Favorite Martian * (248) 373-2660 Waterford (MJR) Hill * The Thirteenth Floor * The Mummy * (734) 261-3330 Payback Entrapment * Never Been Kissed Pushing Tin * Baby Geniuses * My FavoriteStar Wars: The Phantom Menace * The M-59 at Williams Lake Road Martian * Payback Thirteenth Floor * Notting Hill * The Love (248) 666-7900 Laurel Park 10 (AMC) Letter * Trekkies * A Midsummer Night’s Notting Hill * The Thirteenth Floor * Star Wars: Fox Village Theatre (MJR) Dream * Black Mask * Trippin * Election * The Six M ile Rd., bet. N ew b u rg h an d 1-275 Wonderland (AMC) The Phantom Menace * A Midsummer Night’s Jackson at Maple, Ann Arbor Mummy * Entrapment * The Matrix (734) 462-4133 Plymouth Rd.
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