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Northwest flight attendants have gone 11 years without a raise, but a tentative agreement reached Thursday with Teamsters Local 2000 should change all that. Stoiy on Page 4.

N E W SUAW President Steve Yokich has no patience with folks who give his members short shrift.Page 3.

The Metropolitan Council of Newspaper Unions found a newspaper executive who’s willing to bargain, and the Macomb Daily and Daily Tribune of Royal Oak have tentative five-year agreements to show for it. Page 4.

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Liberty Jabak says she lost her children because she trusted the system. “That was the biggest mistake of my life."

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By Michael BetzoldJournal S taff Writer

Liberty Jabak says she trusted the state of Michigan to take care of her three children temporarily when she couldn’t.

Instead, she charges, the state’s child protection system kidnapped them and vilified her.

Now, four years after Jabak’s children were placed in foster care, the Michigan Supreme Court has agreed to hear her case for getting them back.

It’s a case that is galvanizing parents’ rights groups who charge Jabak and others are victimized by a system

which rewards agencies for getting children taken from their natural parents and eventually adopted. The state’s Family Independence Agency (FIA) says, however, that it is doing what the law requires to protect kids from abusive and neglectful parents.

The children’s court-appointed legal guardian says Jabak is unfit to be a parent. Jabak, who turned to the FIA because she had no home or job, says she was duped into giving up her parental rights.

Diana Bare, the children’s legal guardian, says of Jabak: “She has absolutely no ability to parent these children a t all.”

Jabak, now 26, is remarried and employed and has a home in Dearborn Heights.

“I’m not a bad person a t all,” she said. “The only bad thing I did was trusting the system. That was the biggest mistake of my life.”

Every year, thousands of parents in Michigan have their parental rights terminated. In most such cases, the children are being badly mistreated.

Jabak’s case is unusual in that the children were not being abused or neglected and she did not have any drug or alcohol addiction.

It’s also remarkable in that Jabak See COURT, P age 7

THE DETROIT SUNDAY JOURNAL JUNE 13, 1999

Call theaters for show times, prices and updated listings.Wayne CountyAllen Park (MJR)

A llen R oad at S o u th fie ld Rd.(313) 381-1125

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Ford Rd. one m ile w est of 1-275 (734) 981-1900

Austin Pow ers * Election * Notting Hill * The Mummy * Star Wars: Phantom M enace * Trekkies

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Eastland Mall 2 (AMC)V ernier (E ight M ile) a t B eaconsfield

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(313) 521-5831 10 Things I Hate About You * Doug’s First Movie * Matrix * Entrapm ent * Black Mask * Instinct

Ford-Tel (MJR)Ford Rd. a t T elegraph Rd., D earb o rn

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Laurel Park 10 (AMC)Six M ile R d., be t. N ew b u rg h an d 1-275

(734) 462-4133 Austin Pow ers * The Mummy * S tar Wars: The Phantom M enace * S h akespeare in Love * Notting Hill * Instsinct * Election * M idsummer Nights Dream * Tea With Mussolini

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(734) 542-3191- Austin Pow ers * Love Letter * Besieged * The Matrix * Notting Hill * Instinct * The Mummy * S tar W ars: The P hantom M enace * Entrapment

Norwest (MJR)G rand R iver at S o u th fie ld Freew ay

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PennP en n im an a t M ain , P lym ou th

(734) 453-0870October Sky

Quo Vadis (Showcase)W ayne Rd. a t W arren Ave., W estland

(313) 425-7700 Austin Powers * The Thirteenth Floor * The Mummy * The Matrix

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Southgate 20 (MJR)E ureka an d T renton Rds., S ou thgate

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(313) 382-9240 Austin Powers * Notting Hill * Star Wars: The Phantom M enace * The Mummy * Entrapment

Star Taylor22265 E ureka Road

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State Wayne (MJR)35310 M ich igan Ave. w est of W ayne

(734) 326-4600 Doug’s First Movie * Forces of Nature * Analyze This ’ Baby G eniuses

Terrace (Cinemark)P ly m o u th Rd. w est of M id d le Belt Rd.

(734) 261-3330 Analyze This * Go! * Down in the Delta * Doug’s First Movie

Wonderland (AMC)Ply m o u th Rd. a t M id d le Belt Rd.

(734) 261-4423 Austin Powers * Instinct * Notting Hill * The Mummy * Star Wars: The Phantom M enace * Entrapment

Oakland County

Abbey 8 (AMC)14 M ile Rd. east of 1-75

(248) 588-8740 Life * Instinct * Trippin * October Sky * Life is Beautiful * Notting Hill * Pushing Tin * Baby G eniuses

Birmingham Theatre211 S. W oodw ard , B irm ingham

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Commerce Township (UA)14 M ile R oad W est of H aggerty Road

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Analyze This * October Sky

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(248) 542-0180 Limbo * Get Real * The Winslow Boy * Showgirls * Wigstock

Maple Art III (Landmark)M aple R oad ju s t w est of Telegraph Road,

B loom field H ills (248) 855-9090

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N ovi Rd., so u th o f 1-96 (248) 344-0077

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Southfield City 12 (AMC)G reen fie ld Rd. at N ine M ile Rd.

(248) 559-2050 Austin Powers * The Thirteenth Floor * Notting Hill * The Mummy * Star Wars: The Phantom M enace * Life * Trippin * Matrix * Black Mask * Instinct * Entrapment

Great Lakes Crossing StarB aldw in Rd. at 1-75

(248) 454-0366 Austin Powers * Star Wars: The Phantom M enace * Instinct * Notting Hill * The Thirteen Floor * The Love Letter * A M idsummer Night’s Dream * The Mummy * Election * Entrapm ent * The Matrix * S hakespeare in Love * Life is Beautiful

Star John RJohn R, so. of 14 M ile Rd., M ad iso n H ts.

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(248) 968-5174 My Favorite Martian * Forces of Nature * Analyze This

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West River (U.A.)G rand River, w est of M id d le b e lt Road

(248) 476-8844 Austin Powers * Star Wars: The Phantom M enace * Instinct * Notting Hill * The Thirteenth Floor *' The Black Mask * The Mummy * Entrapment

Macomb County

Chesterfield Crossing (MJR)23 M ile Rd. a t G ra tio t, C heste rfie ld

(810) 598-2500 Austin Pow ers * Instinct * Notting Hill * The Thirteenth Floor * Star Wars: The Phantom M enace * The Mummy * Entrapm ent * Never Been Kissed

RomeoVan D yke at 30 1/2 M ile Rd., W ashington

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C lin to n T ow nsh ip (810) 791-3420

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Sterling Center (AMC)S ch o en h err Rd. so u th o f H a ll Rd.

(810) 254-7400 Austin Pow ers * Notting Hill * The Mummy * Instinct * Star Wars: The Phantom M enace * Entrapm ent * Never Been Kissed * Thirteenth Floor

Warren (Cinemark)D e q u in d re so u th of 12 M ile Rd., W arren

(810) 558-75360 Cruel Intentions * 8mm* Payback * Idle Hands* The Mighty * O ctober Sky 'E nem y of the S ta te * The Mod Squad * Carrie 2 * S h e ’s All That * Baby G eniuses * My Favorite Martian Doug’s First Movie ’ Go * Analyze This * Forces of Nature * Down in the Delta

Washtenaw County

Briarwood (U.A.)In s id e the B riarw ood M all, A nn A rbo r

(313) 480-4555 Austin Pow ers * Star Wars: The Phantom M enace * Notting Hill * The Mummy * Entrapm ent

Fox Village Theatre (MJR)Jackson a t M aple , A nn A rbo r

(313) 994-8080 Doug’s First Movie * Analyze This * Forces of Nature * O ctober Sky * Pushing Tin

Showcase Ann ArborC arp en te r R d., n o rth , of 1-94, e. of US 23

(313) 973-8380 Austin Pow ers * Beseiged * Instinct * Notting Hill * The Thirteenth Floor * Star Wars: The Phantom M enace * Tea with Mussolini * The Mummy * Election * Entrapm ent * The Matrix * Trippin

Livingston County

Brighton (MJR)1-96 exit a t G ran d River, B righton

(810) 227-4700 Austin Pow ers * Instinct * Notting Hill * The Thirteen Floor * Star Wars: The Phantom M enace * The Mummy

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ABC

Old Mouseketeers never die, they just get weird hairdos and become pop stars — at least that’s what happened to some members of ’N Sync, who perform on Walt Disney World’s Summer Jam Concert at 8 p.m. Friday on ABC (Channel 7/WXYZ in Detroit). Also scheduled to perform are Britney Spears, 98 Degrees and hunka hunka Tyrese.

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TTV dads as role modelsBy Suzanne GillTVData Features Syndicate

L ike students whose birthdays fall during summer vacation, dads have never received the same attention on F ather’s

Day tha t moms get on Mother’s Day. And TV isn’t making up the difference.

Go over a list of the 100 or so programs on prime-time network TV, and you can count on the fingers of three hands the number of fathers actively involved in their children’s lives — and they are a mixed bag at best.

Current examples of TV fatherhood include Ray Barone (Ray Romano, “Everybody Loves Raymond”), Darryl Hughley (D.L. Hughley, “The Hughleys”), Jim Hansen (Mike Farrell, “Providence”), Homer Simpson (voice of Dan Castellaneta, “The Simpsons”) and M artin Crane (John Mahoney, “Frasier”) — but not Frasier (Kelsey Grammer), whose son, Frederick, lives 3,000 miles away.

There’s a bumper crop of fathers on “King of the Hill,” but, well, as role models go, perhaps the less said about that, the better.

Dick Van Dyke was memorable in a guest appearance as Dr. John Becker’s father on “Becker” this season. But for every guest-shot dad, there’s a “Home Improvement” or “Smart Guy” or “Mad About You” ending its run.

Going but not yet gone is Robert Townsend’s “The Parent ’Hood.” The comedy, about a mother, father and their four children, was part of the WB Network’s original lineup in 1995. Its run is ending after 11 new episodes air this summer, and it will go into syndication in the fall.

“I created the show because I ju st saw a need,” Tbwnsend says. “I come from a single-parent home. When I was a kid, television was a baby sitter for me when my mother was working. But the values and the morals reinforced what my mother was teaching me when I watched television.

“So when I created “The Parent

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’Hood,” it was really about (saying), W ait a minute. Millions of kids are growing up on television, and there’s nothing really of quality.’

‘You know, as an artist sometimes you want to try to save the world. You think, hey, even though it’s ju st half an hour on television, if we can say some important things, maybe it can help the teachers, it can help the parents, it can help the kids that are watching. They can say, Wow, that’s me, in tha t situation.’ ”

Those small epiphanies are important, according to Emilio Delgado.For 27 seasons, Delgado has played Luis on PBS’ “Sesame Street.” The actor believes that seeing a situation tha t reflects reality helps children make sense of the world.

A case in point was when Luis and M aria (Delgado and Sonia Manzano) went through courtship, marriage, pregnancy and childbirth, in 1988 and 1989.

“We had an incredible reaction from the kids watching the show,” he says. “It was reflecting reality to them. A lot of them had siblings or mothers and fathers who were getting ready to give birth. It explained a lot of things to them about babies and about parents. It gave them a perspective on the whole thing.

The arrival of Luis and Maria’s child created the show’s second non- Muppet family unit. The first began when characters Gordon and Susan (Roscoe Orman, Loretta Long) adopted a son in 1985.

“For me, personally, it’s very im portant th a t these two fathers, Luis and Gordon, are represented on television,” Delgado says, “especially on a show th a t is directed toward young children. At least it gives them an idea of what it could be like, even though a lot of them don’t have a dad, or may ju st see their dads every once in a while. The image of a father on television is very importan t.”

Like Delgado, Tbwnsend wanted to portray a believable character worthy of his family’s respect and confidence.

“I wanted him to be human,” Townsend says. “I wanted him to not always have all the answers and to make some mistakes along the way, to have fun with his kids and really love his wife, even though they don’t always get along.

“I never wanted it to be a macho kind of thing, like, ‘I’m the man; I know what to do.’ Sometimes the man doesn’t know what to do, and he needs some help. And everybody’s got to understand tha t it’s a heavy kind

of coat to wear, when you really think about being responsible for a household.

“I think sometimes (TV shows) go for the jokes. They think it’s funny, a kid being sm art to a parent. I grew up watching ‘The Andy Griffith Show,’ and Opie never talked back to his pa. Opie was a wonderful kid who had a lot of energy and imagination and did crazy things, and it all got back to a sense of respect for the parents.”

Yet no m atter how good a TV dad is, Delgado thinks the world’s best father figure may be sitting on the living-room couch.

“People ask me all the time how it feels to be a role model,” Delgado says. “And I say it’s fine. I think it’s great, and I’m glad tha t people react tha t way.

“But I always tell the parents that the mother and the father, the parents, are the most important role models for any child.

“Whenever a dad comes up to me and says, ‘Hey, Luis, we watch your show all the time,’ it makes me feel real good. Because I know tha t if there are fathers interested and excited about watching the show with their kids, then something’s happening there (at home) tha t’s good.”

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recent openings“Endurance” 1 This film is carried across the finish line by its star and subject, 1996 Olympic 10,000-meter gold medalist Haile Gebrselassie of Ethiopia. He plays himself from late adolescence on and centers the film with his dignity and quiet self-containment, so much at odds with the hoopla surrounding sports ever since it merged with entertainment and television. G. — Matt Black “Instinct” % This one is hokey and predictable, but it’s sort of fun to watch Anthony Hopkins play an environmentalist Hannibal Lecter under heavy guard in a prison for the criminally insane, where he remains obstinately and ominously silent. You’d hate to watch this screenful of nature-is-noble cliches with anybody else centering it; Hopkins at least renders it watchable. R. -— M. Black

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“Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me” 0By Michelle BanksSpecial to the Journal

hat International Man of Mystery and charmer of women is back and better than ever in the second most

eagerly awaited and heavily advertised film of the summer. And “Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me” meets the high expectations with an off-the-chart, goofy sequel to the 1997 homage to cheesy ’60s spy films and Monty Python.

Mike Myers returns as the yellowtoothed secret agent who travels back to 1969 to thwart yet another kooky scheme by his arch nemesis, Dr. Evil (again played by Myers ), who’s stolen Powers’ all-important “mojo.” This time out, Powers is partnered with CIA agent Felicity Shagwell (Heather Graham) and has a dalliance with another beauty named Ivana Humpalot, one of a slew of James Bond parodies and sexual innuendoes that teeter on the brink of tastelessness and are not for the skittish.

The first Powers film relied heavily on adapting ’60s icons to the 1990s, scoring minor chuckles with his flower-power cliches. This second movie employs more toilet humor, acquiring belly laughs that surely warrant multiple viewings if you’re into that sort of thing — and lots of people are.

The film’s funniest moments come with the discombobulated Dr. Evil and his bonding with scene-stealing Mini-Me (played by dwarf actor Verne Troyer). Mini-Me is little and deadly, just the opposite of another new character (played by Myers ) called Fat Bastard, an angry, obese Scottish henchman.

Other highlights include Dr. Evil and his son displaying their dysfunctional relationship on Jerry Springer’s TV show and the pseudo-

“The Castle” R. — M. Black “The Children of Heaven” PG. —M. Black“Cookie’s Fortune” R. — M. Black “A Walk on the Moon” R. — M.Black“Affliction” R. — M. Black “Analyze This” R. — M. Banks “EDtv” PG-13. — M. Black “Election” R. — M. Black “Entrapment” PG-13. — M. Black “Get Real” R. — M. Black “Go” R. — M. Banks “God Said ‘Ha!’ ” PG-13. — M. Black “The King and I” G. — M. Banks “Life Is Beautiful” PG-13. — M. Banks“The Love Letter” PG-13. — M Banks“Lovers of the Arctic Circle” R.— M. Black“The Matrix” R. — M. Banks “Never Been Kissed” R. — M.Black“Notting Hill” PG-13. — M. Black “October Sky” PG. — M. Black “Office Space” PG-13. — M. Black “Rushmore” R. — M. Banks “Saving Private Ryan” R. — M. Banks“Shakespeare in Love” R. — MBlack‘Tea With Mussolini” R. — M. Black “10 Things I Hate About You” PG-13. — M. Banks “Trekkies” PG. — M. Black “True Crime” R. — M. Black

“Forces of Nature” PG-13. — M. Banks

“Pushing Tin” R. — M. Black “Star Wars: Episode 1 — The Phantom Menace” PG. — M.Banks

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coming attractions“Buena Vista Social Club” WimWenders’ documentary, inspired by

the album of the same name, includes appearances by Ry and Joaquim Cooder, Ibrahim Ferrer, Ruben Gonzales, Eliades Ochoa and other Cuban musicians. Unrated.“The General’s Daughter” John Travolta stars in this thriller in which ambition, destructive passion and long-suppressed secrets lead to murder on a U.S. Army post. R.“Tarzan” Disney’s animated version of the classic story features voices by Tony Goldwyn, Glenn Close and Rosie O’Donnell, and a soundtrack by Phil Collins. G.

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As he dances with CIA agent Felicity Shagwell (Heather Graham), the question for Mike Myers is who's shagging whom in his new Austin Powers’ comedy, “The Spy Who Shagged Me.”

diabolical genius doing a rap ode to his Mini-Me.

The movie lags in spots — some of the jokes free-fall to a quick thud — and the ending dangles helplessly before it really hangs. And you’ll definitely find holes that are larger than

Powers’ libido in the time-travel plot.But like its predecessor, this is not

a movie to interpret but to sit back and enjoy. And it has just the right mojo to make audiences yearn for a third installment. Yeah, baby! Rated PG-13.


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Earle coming to Labor FestHeartland rocker Steve Earie has

agreed to headline the third annual Labor Fest, according to labor activist Dave Elsila.

Earle’s writing is an ode to working people. On his most recent album, “The Mountain,” he says: “I’m a union man/Just like my daddy and all my kin/I took a union stand/No m atter what the company said/I got me two good hands/And just as long as I’m able I won’t give in/Cause I’m a

Harlan man/A coal minin’ mother ‘til the day I’m dead.”

A haunting tribute to labor came in his previous album with his song “Christmas In Washington”: “So come back, Emma Goldman/Rise up, old Joe Hill/The barricades are goin’ up/They cannot break our will.”

The Michigan AFL-CIO organizes Labor Fest, which is held on the Kern Block downtown after the Labor Day parade.

Detroit mayor recall bid failsReuters

A group trying to force Mayor Dennis Archer from office failed to collect enough valid signatures to hold a recall election, the Wayne County Clerk’s office said Tuesday. The county clerk’s office found 51,370 valid signatures among the 123,000 on a petition turned in last month by backers of the recall drive. Supporters needed 57,176 signatures to hold a special election in August.

“It’s done, as far as we’re concerned,” said Veronica Massey, chief deputy Wayne County clerk.

The Detroit city clerk’s office earlier verified only 54,907 registered voters among the 11,000 pages of petitions.

Once the names were turned over to the county clerk’s office, more were discounted as workers went through signatures that had been provided by the mayor’s office. Massey said the 51,370 figure could have dropped even further because the county stopped short of checking all of the names.

Archer, who had accused his opponents of fraud, asked that the state

investigate the petition. The names included cartoon characters and the late Detroit Mayor Coleman Young.

“I do think tha t what was found is worthy of review,” he said a t a news conference.

Representatives from the Black Slate committee, which led the recall drive, could not be reached for comment. Local broadcast reports said the group may challenge the county clerk’s finding in court.

Massey said the county is comfortable with its results, adding the county let Black Slate members observe the checking process. “We have been very open. Every day we worked, they were informed, they were here,” she said.

The recall campaign was spurred by African-American residents angry over Archer’s 1997 decision to not grant a casino license to local businessman Don Barden. Barden’s casino bid was the only one with a majority African-American ownership.

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TasteFest help wantedTasteFest is July 1-5 in the New

Center area, and planners are looking for volunteers. Volunteers are needed for staffing information, beverage booths, monitoring stage entertainment, children’s activity and other positions. The outdoor festival takes place adjacent to the Fisher and General Motors buildings on West Grand Boulevard, between Woodward and the Lodge Freeway. Call 313-872-0188.

Special massSt. Albertus Historical Church

will have a traditional Father’s Day mass at 11 a. m. next Sunday. Names of all fathers will be read;

churchgoers are asked to go early and submit names. It’s sponsored by the Polish American Historic Site Association. The church is at 4186 St. Aubin (at Canfield), Detroit. Call 313-527-9321 or 313- 872-4387.

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Now this is motor cityIntermezzo a bright spot

By Kathlyn HoodJournal Staff Writer

H enry Ford Museum & Greenfield Village’s eighth Motor Muster next weekend will feature more than 500 vehicles, from a 1933 Packard to a ’58

Volkswagen bus.New this year will be early campers

and recreational vehicles.Other featured vehicles — all made

between 1933 and 1969 — will include a 1937 Ford 77 pickup, 1947 Harley Davidson F.I., 1954 Schwinn Black Phantom, 1965 Sears Allstate 1755cc, 1966 Union Strand, 1969 Plymouth Barracuda fastback, and a 1938 International fifth wheel trailer pulled by a 1936 International D15 truck.

The schedule each day includes a grand parade at 10 a.m.; motorcycle- motor scooter pass-in-review, 11 a.m.; Packard parade, noon; commercial vehicles pass-in-review, 2 p.m.

Hours are 9-5 next Saturday and Sunday at 20900 Oakwood Blvd., Dearborn. Greenfield Village admission is $12.50 general; $11.50 for ages 62 and older, $7.50 for ages 5-12, free for under age 5. Group rates are available. Call 313-271-1620.

Art in NorthvilleThe Northville Chamber of Commerce Art

in the Sun, a juried fine a rt show with 135 exhibitors, is 10-5 Sat. and next Sun. in downtown Northville. The Motor City Brass Band will perform 12:30-2 Sat., and Straw Hat Band will perform 2:30-4 Sat. and 12:30- 2 Sun. Call 248-349-7640.

MusicTippa Irie & Rappa Robert with Tabarruk

Band, 9 p.m. Fri., $12 advance, Magic Stick, 4120 Woodward, 313-833-9700 ... the Ark: Chris Ardoin, 7:30 tonight; Moxy Fruvous, 8 p.m. Tue.-Wed., $13.50; Neil Woodward, 8 p.m. Thu., $10/$ 11; Over the Rhine, 7:30 Fri., $10/$ 12; former Jefferson Airplane and Hot Tuna guitarist Jorma Kaukonen, 8 p.m. Sat., $17.50 advance, 316 S. Main St., Ann Arbor, 734-761-1451 ... Electric Magi, Sat., Roadrunner’s Raft, 2363 Yemans,Hamtramck, 313-873-7238 ... Magic Bag (doors open a t 8): C.J. Chenier & the Red Hot Louisiana band, Tue., $10 advance; Simple Neptune and Rooster, Fri., $6; Wildbunch CD release party, Sat., $6; 22920

Woodward, Femdale, 248-544-3030 ... Free Black Music Month concerts and karaoke, 6- 8 every Fri. in June, Museum of African American History, 315 E. Warren, Detroit, 313-494-5800 ... St. Andrew’s Hall: Mercury Rev and Sparkle Horse, 8 Thu., $10 advance; Hard Core Hip-Hop Fest ’99 with Damn National, Hell’s Kitchen, Indigenous Tribe, the Down Boyz, Taproot, Buddha, Fulla Rymez, Thik, Mr. Woods and DJ Dan, doors open a t 3 p.m. Sat., $10, 431 E. Congress, Detroit, 313-961-6358 ... Echo and the Bunnymen, 8 p.m. Tue., $20 advance, Clutch Cargo’s, 65 E. Huron, Pontiac, 248-333-2362 ... Limp with GOB, doors open a t 6, $6, Shelter, 431 E. Congress, Detroit, 313-961- 6358 ... Chene Park: Chris Isaak with the Robert Cray Band featuring the Memphis Horns and Susan Calloway, 5:30 June 26, $29.39, a t the foot of Chene on the riverfront, 313-983-6611... Friday Night Latin Dance Parties, 9 p.m. every Fri., Mill Street Entry, lower level of Clutch Cargo’s, 65 E. Huron, Pontiac, 248-333-2362 ... Whitney Houston, 8 p.m. June 25-26, $35/$45, Fox Theatre, Detroit, 313-983-6611.

TheaterDetroit Repertory Theatre: “Angelique,”

through June 27, $15, 13101 Woodrow Wilson, Detroit, 313-868-1347 ... “Who It Is:A Musical Journey Across Cultures and Borders in Search of American Identity,” by Walk & Squawk Performance Project, 7:30 tonight, Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History, 315 E. Warren, Detroit, $45, 313-494-5800.

MiscellaneousBook signing and poetry reading with Past

Tents Press, 7:30 p.m. Fri., CranbrookArt Museum, 1221 N. Woodward, Bloomfield Hills, 877-462-7262 ... Magic Bag’s Brew & View Movies (doors open a t 8, film begins at 9:30): “Lock, Stock & Two Smoking Barrels,” Wed., $2, 22920 Woodward, Femdale, 248- 544-3030 ... Poetry Night, 7 p.m. every Tue., Cafe Mahogany, Detroit, 313-235-2233 ... Michigan Theater: “The Winslow Boy,” 7 and 9:15 p.m. today, 7 and 9:15 p.m. Mon.-Thu. and 7 p.m. Fri.-Sat. and 6:30 p.m. next Sun.; “Fire,” 2:30 today; “Spike and Mike’s Sick & Twisted Animation ’99,” 9:15 p.m. Fri.-Sat.; “The Apple,” 5 p.m. Sat., $7 general, $5.50 for students and seniors, $4.75 for Michigan Theater members, 603 E. Liberty, Ann Arbor, 734-668-8463 ... Blessing of the Lowriders by St. Anne’s Church, meet a t Western High School parking lot, Scotten a t Bagley, 10:30 a.m. today ... Arbfest ’99, an updated model of University of Michigan’s annual peony Garden Party, 2-5 p.m. today, Nichols

Arboretum, entrances off Geddes,Washington Heights and lower Medical Center Drive, Ann Arbor, 734-763-6632 ... Danz Xpressionz hip-hop aerobics, 6-7:15 p.m. Mon., Wed., Thu. and Fri., $5 per class, 229 Gratiot, 2nd floor, Detroit, 313-964-8497.

Exhibits“The Third Root: Africans in Mexico,”

Museum of African American History, 315 E. Warren, Detroit, 313-494-5800 ... “Peace Warriors: Gilda Oliver,” 5-7:30 p.m. Friday; 11-3 p.m. Tue. and Sat., Swords into Plowshares Peace Center & Gallery, 33 E. Adams, Detroit, 313-963-7575 ... Walter P. Reuther Library: “Radiciones Vivas” and “La Causa,” selected student a rt pieces from the Casa de Unidad’s Cultural Program for Youth and an exhibit displaying the history of the United Farm Workers union, both through June 30, Wayne State campus, 313- 577-8377.

New on saleMan or Astro Man?, Blonde Redhead and

Dianogah, July 24, Magic Stick, Detroit, $10 ... At St. Andrew’s Hall, Detroit: Foxy Brown, July 5, $22.50; Atari Teenage Riot, July 21 ... At the Shelter, Detroit: Looper, July 17,$8.50 ... At the Phoenix Plaza, Pontiac:Social Chaos Tour featuring D.R.I., UK Subs, T.S.O.L., Gang Green and others, Aug. 2, $20 ... Vonda Shepard, June 24, Royal Oak Music Theatre, $25 ... At Clutch Cargo’s, Pontiac: Flaming Lips, Segadoh and Robyn Hitchcock, July 16, $20; Luscious Jackson and Cibo Matto, July 27, $15; the Cult and New American Shame, July 29, $27.50 ... At the Palace, Auburn Hills: The Irish Tenors and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, July 27, $45 and $27.50; Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, Aug. 16, $67.50 and $37.50 ...At Pine Knob, Independence Township: A third concert for the J. Geils Band, July 14, $37.50 pavilion and $20 lawn; Huey Lewis & the News, Sept. 11, $24.50 pavilion and $12.50 lawn; Alanis Morissette and Tori Amos, Sept. 12, $39.50 pavilion and $22.50 lawn (on sale Friday); the Moody Blues with the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, Sept. 15, $29.50 pavilion and $15.50 lawn ... Postponed: Echo and the Bunnymen, scheduled for June 15 a t Clutch Cargo’s; details to come. ... Canceled: Coolio, June 14 a t St. Andrews Hall; refunds a t point of purchase.

Mail items to Kathlyn Hood I Going. Out, Detroit Sunday Journal, 450 W. Fort, Detroit 48226; fax to 313-964-5554, or e-mail to [email protected] (put “Going Out” in the subject field). Deadline is 10 days before publication.

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stuffed with tenderloin strips, peas, carrots and provolone cheese and served on a bed of tomato sauce. It was very smooth and flavorful, with slightly pink flecks of tenderloin and sweetness popping from the peas and carrots.

The prize dish was a fettuccine with veal ragu, which was full of veal slices and portabello mushrooms, tomatoes and basil, all of which had been sauteed in a veal demi-glace and tossed in the fettuccine. Rich, dense and savory, it was a heavenly dish.

The only hitch we encountered in the food was that one of our party asked for her shrimp fettuccine dish to be made with angel hair pasta instead. It came out with spaghetti.

Still, no complaints about cooking or flavor.

The menu lists three pizzas, a couple of soups, three salads and about 15 pasta dishes, most of which are pretty standard fare, except for a couple: penne tossed with hot banana peppers and marinara sauce, and another penne with pepper-seared fresh tuna, tomatoes, artichokes and butter-lemon and caper sauce.

The entree list is more substantial, though a lot of standards are there: scallopini marsala and piccata, osso buco (veal shanks), a catch of the day and a few fish dishes. But there is also a Sicilian chicken breast, in Italian herbs and bread crumbs and served with a creamy wine sauce.The chicken was steamy, and won- derfully moist when cut.

Intermezzo is a cut above most of the suburban nouveau-Italo places, both in service and cooking.

The only quarrel I have is my age- old complaint about wine lists everywhere. It’s way too pricey and has limited selections. Thirty-five dollars for a wine you pay $12 for in a store? That’s a pretty steep markup. Most of the wines are mid-range and middling quality. In other words, a lot of rather blah wines for too much money.

The list could be greatly improved with a few more less expensive selections on the bottom end of the list and a few more choices on the upper end. A better wine list would make a very good restaurant that much more exceptional.

I heartily recommend Intermezzo.It enters the list as one of my top 10 restaurants of the last year.

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horoscopeAries (March 21 - April 19)Stop and think before you speak. Your

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Gemini (May 21 - June 20)You’ll be surprised by an increase in

energy and the desire to get things done. Cancer (June 21 - July 22)There is no time like the present to

become a fitness buff. Consult a close friend about an important decision.

Leo (July 23 - Aug. 22)Check the fine print on bills. You may

have been overcharged for services.Virgo (Aug. 23 - Sept. 22)You may find just what you are looking

for at a garage sale or flea market.

Libra (Sept. 23 - Oct. 22)A book passage may make you think

twice about a decision you’ve made. Have all the facts before moving ahead.

Scorpio (Oct. 23 • Nov. 21)A conversation with a new friend is both

amusing and surprising.Sagittarius (Nov. 22 - Dec. 21)Keep your bad mood out of your work

environment.Capricorn (Dec. 22 - Jan. 19)Your frustration with a problem can be

solved by getting away from it for a while. Aquarius (Jan. 20 • Feb. 18)Keep a low profile for now and work

behind the scenes.Pisces (Feb. 19 - March 20)It is necessary to plan ahead where your

career is concerned. Is this what you want to be doing 10 years from now?

Pop for dad’s videoVIDEOS, from Page 8

pressure to the lad. Bit by bit Jesus’ troubled family history is revealed in one of Spike Lee’s strongest offerings. (1998, R, drama)

“Honey, We Shrunk Ourselves”

Disney’s direct-to-video movie is mainly a clever rehash of the first two films in the “Honey” series. Rick Moranis returns as the hapless inventor, accidentally shrinking himself, his brother and their wives to raisin size. The special effects will rivet the 10-and-under crowd. (1997, PG, comedy)

“Jefferson in Paris”The father of our Constitution pur

portedly fathered a number of children with his teen-aged slave Sally Hemings (portrayed here as seducing her master). Though casting Nick Nolte as Thomas Jefferson during his Paris days stretches credulity, it’s an interesting perspective on a man who publicly condemned slavery yet owned many slaves himself. (1995, PG-13, drama)

“Krippendorfs Tribe”Having squandered his research

grant money, widowed anthropologist Krippendorf (Richard Dreyfuss) films a fake documentary of an undiscovered New Guinea tribe, casting his kids as the natives in the family’s disguised backyard.Lily Tomlin portrays a suspicious colleague determined to discredit him. The continuous sight gags are sometimes funny but more frequently tasteless. (1998, PG-13, comedy)

“Kolya”This beguiling Czech film is about

Louka, a renowned musician whose arrogance and pigheadedness reduce him to playing cello a t funerals. Louka (Zdenek Sverak) accepts

money to wed a Russian immigrant, who runs off and leaves her 5-year- old son Kolya (Andrej Chalimon) in Louka’s care. Louka imagines he dislikes children but soon becomes attached to his charge. This irrepressible offering earned an Academy Award for best foreign film. (1997, PG-13, dramedy)

“Mrs. Doubtfire”Daniel (Robin Williams), an irre

sponsible actor divorced by his wife (Sally Fields), disguises himself as Mrs. Doubtfire, a grandmotherly caregiver, and applies for the position as nanny to his own children. His ex-wife is fooled and hires him. To avoid losing his children again, Daniel struggles to become the skilled, reliable nanny tha t his alter- ego claims to be. Mrs. Doubtfire’s charmingly incongruous makeup was an Oscar-winning achievement. (1994, PG-13, comedy)

“A Very Brady Sequel”It’s ju st another Brady day until a

strange man (Tim Matheson) comes calling, claiming to be Mrs. Brady’s first husband (a missing adventurer who was presumed dead). Now remarried, Mrs. Brady wrestles with her conscience, unaware that the interloper has sinister intentions.It’s deft satire: The groovy Bradys burst into bubble-gum song-and- dance routines and Mr. Brady delivers his trademark lectures ad nauseam. (1997, PG-13, comedy)

“Before and After”The quiet lives of Ben (Liam

Neeson) and Carolyn (Meryl Streep) are shaken by the suspicious death of the girlfriend of their teen-age son Jacob. Ben destroys what he believes is evidence incriminating their son; nevertheless Jacob is charged with the murder. Jacob attempts to control his destiny while placating his overbearing parents. (1996, PG-13, drama)

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To The Lock Newspaper Workers

The membership officers & executive board support our

0 locked out brothers and sisters in their struggle for a fair settlement.

LOCAL 1 2 5 0City of Warren Employees

Send our Support to STRUGGLING NEWSPAPER

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Death NoticesThomas Einowski, age 51, died June 7,1999, after a long illness. He was a member of Teamsters Local 372 and a district manager at the Detroit News for 23 years. He also worked at Home Depot and loved woodworking. He is survived by his wife, three daughters, parents and siblings. Memorial services were held on Saturday, June 12,10 a.m., at Immaculate Conception Church, 7051 Church Road, Anchorville, Michigan. He will be missed by all.

Amy Finn, former SEIU and IBT member, passed on April 25. She will be missed by her husband, Jack and her daughter, Mary. Amy’s spirit and support of the union movement will continue to inspire: she was strong and a fighter, even against cancer. As Joe Hill said, “Don’t mourn, ORGANIZE!”

AnnouncementsThe Detroit Metro Chapter of

THE ALLIANCE FOR DEMOCRACY,a progressive populist organization,

meets at 2:00 p.m. on the second Saturday of each month at Xhedos Cafe, 240 W. 9 Mile Rd. in downtown Ferndale. The Alliance aims to replace corporate society with real peoples’ democracy, in coalition with everyone possible.

For more information call (313) 533-2784 or (734) 462-2423

dPNOTICE OF REGULAR MEETINGS'® Detroit Public Schools Board of “Education”School District of the

City of Detroit Location to be Determined

Wed., June 23,1999 5:00 p.m. (OPEN)

Location to be Determined Call (313) 494-1270 for more info!

Labor Party MembersPlan to attend the Labor Party

picnic, Sunday June 27, 3 p.m. at Karen and Dan McCarthy’s house.

For more information, call the Labor Party (248) 788-6528.

DETROIT SUNDAY JUNE 13, 1999

CALL(313) 964-5655

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“Music of the Detroit Newspaper Strike”

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DSJ’er Keith Owens and Blue Spirit Tribe with

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Food Bank ScheduleJune 25,10 a.m.-5 p.m.

ARE YOU TIRED of politicians that are more concerned about each others personal lives than the welfare of our nation and world? Corporations that have undo influence on our courts and politicians? Labor laws that are repressive and that stack the deck against working people? Would you like to change all this? COME A N D SEE what the Labor Party is all about. We believe that all working people are entitled to a fair share of our countries wealth. We stand for a national health care program, keeping social security out of the hands of Wall Street, progressive labor laws that level the playing field between working people and their bosses, and many other social issues that are favorable to working people and the poor.WE D O N 'T W O RRY about politicians personal lives, only how they stand and vote on the issues.COME TO our next meeting Wednesday, August 4, 7 p.m. at Unite Union Hall, Howard just west of Trumbull.The Detroit Metro Chapter

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MITCH’S LAMENT Part 2

“My honor and friends I disdain. They hinder my financial gain.And yet I’m appalled When a scab I am called.A star shouldn’t have to explain.”

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Friends of Labor and “the regulars.” A round of applause to the kitchen crew at the SEMCOSH Awards Dinner. A BIG thank you to: Joe, Kevin, Jim, Ellen, Mary and Tom. Everything was delicious. Thanks go out to IBEW Local 58, Joe Abdo, Aaron and Jerome. You are the BEST! Because of you, the dinner was a success. — SEMCOSH Staff and Executive Board Members.

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INVITATION FOR BIDfor

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Lamphere Road from Outer Drive to Plymouth Road

forWayne County Department of

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Bid Date: Wednesday, June 30,1999 Time: 2:15 p.m.Control #99-37-211

INVITATION FOR BID for

SP-Bond Forfeiture Repair Project for Concrete Replacement, Routing and

Sealing Cracks and Sign Replacements for Various Subdivisions Located in

the Townships of Canton, Northville and Plymouth

County of Wayne, Michigan for

Wayne County Department of Public Services Roads Division

29900 Goddard Road Romulus, Ml 48242

Bid Date: Wednesday, June 30,1999 Time: 2:30 p.m.

Control #99-37-219INVITATION FOR BID

forSmith Terminal Mezzanine

Renovations for

Wayne County Department of Airports Detroit Metropolitan

Wayne County Airport City of Romulus

Wayne County, Michigan Bid Date: Thursday, July 1,1999 Time: 2:15 p.m.

NOTE: A Pre-Bid Meeting will be held be on Tuesday, June 22,1999 at 10:00 a.m. at the Detroit Metropolitan Airport, L. C. Smith Terminal, Mezzanine Level, Conference Room #3. A tour of the site will follow the conclusion of (he meeting.Control #99-37-223


Surplus Property for

Wayne County Department of Jobs and Economic Development

Planning Division 600 Randolph, Room L-14

Detroit, Ml 48226

Bid Date: Tuesday, June 29,1999 Time: 2:15 p.m.Control #99-37-226

INVITATION FOR BIDfor

Office Supplies for

Wayne County Stockroom 600 Randolph, Basement

Detroit, Ml 48226

Bid Date: Monday, June 28,1999 Time: 2:15 p.m.

NOTE: The bid is for pre-qualified small business enterprises (SBE) only. In order to qualify for this, respondents must be SBE certified with Wayne County’s Human Relations Division and must include your SBE certificate as proof of certification with your bid. Control #99-37-228


Janitorial Supplies for

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1326 St. Antoine Hamtramck, Ml 48226

Bid Date: Monday, June 28,1999 Time: 2:30 p.m.

NOTE: The bid is for pre-qualified small business enterprises (SBE) only. In order to qualify for this, respondents must be SBE certified with Wayne County’s Human Relations Division, and must include your SBE certificate as proof of certification with your bid. Control #99-37-229


Runway 4/22 Wetlands Mitigation Sumpter Township, Michigan

forDetroit Metropolitan

Wayne County Airport City of Romulus

Wayne County, Michigan

Bid Date: Tuesday, July 6,1999 Time: 2:15 p.m.

NOTE: A pre-bid meeting will be held at 2:00 p.m. on Tuesday, June 22, 1999 at the Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport, L.C. Smith Terminal, Mezzanine Level, Conference Room #3. A tour of the site will follow the meeting. Control #99-37-230


Resurfacing of Runway 14/32 at the

Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport

City of Romulus, Michigan

Bid Date: Thursday, July 1,1999 Time: 2:30 p.m.

NOTE: A pre-bid meeting will be held at 10:00 a.m. on Wednesday, June 23, 1999 at the Willow Run Airport, Hangar #1, 3rd Floor Conference Room. A tour of the site will follow the meeting.Control #99-37-231

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To Ruby Wheeler at the Globe Bible Bookstore: Thank you for your prayers and support. — The Locked- out Detroit Newspaper Workers.

The Postal W orkers and Letter Carriers support the Locked-out Newspaper Workers. We are with you until you get justice and contracts. Stay strong!

Yesterday, Tomorrow

“SOLIDARITY”United for Justice

UAW Local 372 Trenton, MI The Membership,

Leadership and Retirees of

UAW Local 372

The Officers, Members and Retirees of

UAW LOCAL 9 0 9support the

Locked-out New spaper Workers We encourage all working people to continue

to boycott the scab papers and USA Today!

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support the Locked-out Newspaper Workers

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supports NABET/CWA

Local 43 in its boycott of

WDIV/Channel 4

In loving m em ory o f ou r brave

union bro thers a n d s is ters — We sa lu te you —

IB T 372Thomas Einowski

Ron Gates Ralph Hill

George Kuptz Doug McPhail Shirley Paul Kenny Sabo

Tom Schneider Ralph Speer

Scott Thomas Anita Mance

Kirk Ryan Gilbert Cason Don C. Allen

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Fred Eggert Robert Johns

David Luptowski Ronald Tunstall

Anthony Kielan Ronald Jurczyk Henry Munson

DTU 18 Arthur Robbins

Suzanne Wozniak GCIU 13N

Ronald Chickowski Gerald Janisch

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Seattle 30 28 .517 5Oakland 30 28 .517 5Anaheim 28 31 .475 7.5

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New York 31 28 .525 6Philadelphia 30 28 .517 6.5Montreal 23 33 .411 12.5Florida 23 37 .383 14.5Central W L Pet. GBHouston 35 23 .603 —

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San Francisco 33 27 .550 2Los Angeles 29 29 .500 5Colorado 26 30 .464 7San Diego 23 34 .404 10.5

Stanley Cup Finals Dallas vs. Buffalo (Series tied, 1-1)Buffalo 3, Dallas 2 (0T) Dallas 4, Buffalo 2 Saturday: at Buffalo, late Tuesday: at Buffalo, 8:00 Thursday: at Dallas, 8:00 If necessary Saturday: at Buffalo, 8:00 June 22: at Dallas, 8:00

Eastern Conference Finals New York vs. Indiana (Knicks lead 3-2)New York 93, Indiana 90 Indiana 88, New York 86 New York 92, Indiana 91 Indiana 90, New York 78 New York 101, Indiana 94 Friday: at New York, late If necessarySunday: at Indiana, 7:30 p.pi.

Western Conference Finals Portland vs. San Antonio (Spurs w in 4-0)San Antonio 80, Portland 76 San Antonio 86, Portland 85 San Antonio 85, Portland 63 San Antonio 94, Portland 80

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Canadian Grand Prix, FSD.1 p.m., Soccer, U.S. vs.

Argentina, Channel 7.1 p.m., Auto racing, NASCAR

K m art 400, Channel 62.1:30 p.m., Women’s golf,

Rochester In ternational, ESPN.

2 p.m., Senior golf, BellSouth Classic, Channel 4.

2 p.m., Tigers, Detroit a t St. Louis, Channel 50.

2:10 p.m., Baseball, Chicago White Sox a t Chicago Cubs, WGN.

3 p.m., Golf, St. Jude Classic, Channel 7.

3:30 p.m., College baseball, NCAA World Series, ESPN.

7:30 p.m., College baseball, NCAA World Series, ESPN2.

8 p.m., Baseball, Baltimore a t A tlanta, ESPN.

MONDAY3:30 p.m., College baseball,

NCAA World Series, ESPN.7 p.m., Tigers, Seattle a t

Detroit, FSD.7:30 p.m., College baseball,

NCAA World Series, ESPN2.7:30 p.m., WNBA, Washington

a t New York, ESPN.8 p.m., Baseball, Chicago Cubs

a t Milwaukee, WGN.8 p.m., Baseball, A tlanta a t

Houston, TBS.

TUESDAY3:30 p.m., College baseball,

NCAA World Series, ESPN.7 p.m., Tigers, S eattle a t

Detroit, FSD.7:30 p.m., College baseball,

NCAA World Series, ESPN2.8 p.m., NHL, Stanley Cup

Finals, Channel 9, ESPN.8 p.m., Baseball, A tlanta a t

Houston, TBS.

WEDNESDAY2 p.m., Baseball, Chicago Cubs

a t Milwaukee, WGN.7 p.m., Tigers, Seattle a t

Detroit, FSD.7:30 p.m., Baseball, TBA,

ESPN.7:30 p.m., College baseball,

NCAA World Series, ESPN2.9 p.m., NBA playoffs, Finals,

Channel 4.10:30 p.m., Baseball, TBA,

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NCAA World Series, ESPN2.5 p.m., Golf, U.S. Open, ESPN.7 p.m., Tigers, Seattle a t

Detroit, Channel 50.7:30 p.m., Golf, U.S. Open,

ESPN.8 p.m., NHL, Stanley Cup

Finals, Channel 9, ESPN.8 p.m., Baseball, N.Y. Mets a t

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Lots of local links to Stanley Cup FinalsHARRIS, From Page 28executive vice president for many years. He’s also the son-in-law of Red Wings owner Mike Ilich.■ Finally, Dallas equipment manager Rich Matthews held that post with the Detroit Vipers from 1994-95 until 1996- 97.■ The Sabres’ Detroit connection starts behind the bench with Assistant Coach Mike Ramsey, whose seasons with the Wings from 1994-95 until 1996-97 climaxed his 18-season NHL career.

Ramsey won an Olympic Gold Medal in 1980 with the “Miracle on Ice” crew, but the Stanley Cup eluded him as a player. Now he has the opportunity to win it as a coach.

Three of the Sabres’ players were members of the Vipers in 1994-95, their first season in Detroit.■ During the Vipers’ first training camp and early that season, much of the attention was focused on two players: 17-year-old Czech Republic center Petr Sykora and Slovakian right wing Miroslav Satan.

Sykora lived up to his billing as an IHL rookie but Satan struggled. He had a problem with the physical North American style and didn’t play well in his own zone and found himself sitting most of the time until he was dealt to San Diego. Since then, he’s learned

how to play in traffic, as his total of over 40 goals this past season attests.■ Dixon Ward had come straight from the University of North Dakota to the NHL in 1992-93 and was getting his first taste of minor league hockey in 1994-95. But he worked hard and played well in 12 total games with the Vipers (seven regular season and five playoff). He made it back to the NHL with the Sabres the following season after a stint in Rochester of the American Hockey League.

An honest grinder who works hard, he is faster than people give him credit for, and earns everything he gets.■ Offensive ability has been defenseman Jason Woolley’s calling card at every level. That was the case when he played at Michigan State from 1988-89 until 1990-91, in the American Hockey League in 1992-94 and with the Vipers the following season.

That trend has continued in the NHL.

He led the Sabres in playoff scoring and scored the overtime game winner in Game 1 of the Finals, to give Buffalo a 3-2 victory and 1-0 edge in the series.

Lewis, Smith updateRed Wings associate coach Dave

Lewis hadn’t heard back from the Los Angeles Kings after he interviewed

with General Manager Dave Taylor for the team’s vacant head-coaching job on June 3.

None of the other four candidates who were interviewed had been contacted either. They are former Buffalo Sabres Coach Ted Nolan, John Van Boxmeer, coach of the IHL’s Long Beach Ice Dogs, a Kings affiliate; Montreal assistant coach Dave King, and former Canadian National Team Coach Andy Murray.

The Wings’ other associate coach, Barry Smith, and general manager Ken Holland spoke briefly this past week about Smith’s status.

Smith’s contract expired at season’s end. It appears he will be back behind the Red Wings bench for the 1999-2000 season.

“I would be very grateful to come back and work for Detroit,” Smith said. “Hopefully we can get things cleared up by next week. There are no major hurdles.”

He added that he had some discussions with representatives of the Phoenix Coyotes (not general manager Bobby Smith) about their vacant head coaching position but he prefers to get things settled with the Red Wings.

BrieflyHolland is quietly going about the

business of negotiating with the agents of restricted free agents Kirk Maltby, Darren McCarty and Aaron Ward.

The Red Wings general manager also has been in contact with Don Meehan, Nicklas Lidstrom’s agent. But Lid- strom, currently in Sweden, has not given Meehan the go-ahead to negotiate a contract.

Lidstrom, a restricted free agent himself, is, of course, considering ending his NHL career and returning to Sweden for family reasons.

Holland has also been working with Larry Kelly to finalize Steve Yzerman’s contract extension.

The Wings are preparing for the NHL Entry Draft, which will be held at Boston’s Fleet Center on June 26. But because of the deals they’ve made during the past couple of years, they don’t have a pick until the fourth round.

“If ever you leave a draft with three players, you’re happy,” said Holland. “Generally, you figure two of the picks in the first three rounds will turn out to be players and one late-round pick. That’s what we’re looking to do to this year, hit on a late-round pick. Somebody who you wake up one day and he’ll be playing a lot for you. A late- round guy like Tomas Holmstrom.”

He was the lOth-round pick and the 257th player taken overall in 1994.

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For Tigers, problem is mostly mentalBy Richard L. ShookSpecial to the Journal

D on’t let some feel-good midweek victories by the Detroit Tigers fool you. This is still a team with serious problems.

It needs to raise its level of everyday play.

It needs its hitters to bring a game plan up to the plate with them, not leave it in the dugout.

It needs pitchers who stay as aggressive when their team is leading as they do when it’s behind.

It needs every player to adopt a championship, “whatever it takes to win” mentality.

You mean a team tha t can play tough against the Cleveland Indians and New York Yankees can’t play hard- nosed baseball against Kansas City and Toronto? Hogwash!

The Yankees of the 1950s used to have a goal of splitting with the contenders and annihilating everybody else. They generally wound up slapping the contenders upside the head, too.

Ever remember a Bo Schembechler team letting up against Northwestern, Indiana or Wisconsin? He wouldn’t stand for it.

The Tigers of Sparky Anderson played hard every day because he demanded it. Larry Parrish would do well to insist upon it, too.

P arrish and hitting coach Alan Trammell are embarking on a campaign to make their hitters more aware of what’s going on a t the plate — aware of what pitchers are doing to them and what each situation demands tha t they do when they bat.

In one recent game we saw Detroit

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leave a runner on third with nobody out because the next two batters (middle of the lineup!) swung at a first pitch tha t was up and out of the strike zone. Each popped out.

After another game Parrish complained that his hitters were taking in situations where they should have been attacking the pitch, then swinging when they should have been looking either to walk or to work the count in their favor.

You have to go to bat every time with a knowledge of what the situation demands (walk, hit, ground ball to right side, hit up the middle, sacrifice

fly, etc.) and how the pitcher is likely to work you (inside/outside, up/down, off- speed, fastballs, etc.).

Some players are so fantastically gifted they can just go up and react to whatever the pitcher is throwing, not caring where it is or what it is. The rest, however, need all the help they can get.

Some players go to the plate thinking they’re going to wait for a certain pitch. But they just can’t resist swinging at a high fastball or a juicy looking outside curve. Then they’re down in the count, 0-1, and the game plan goes out the door like yesterday’s sandwich.

Detroit has a couple of pitchers who either don’t tru st their stuff or give the hitters they’re facing credit for being much better than they are.

They need to get tha t first pitch over for a strike (and not something fat and juicy) and then s ta rt playing off that. Pitchers around the league, though, seem to feel every Deivi Cruz is Ken Griffey Jr.

There’s also the problem of pitching the same whether you’re ahead or behind. Pitchers get a sudden lead, and all of a sudden they start pitching defensively. They don’t want to make that bad pitch tha t turns into a base hit.

The result: ball one, ball two, ball three, ball four. Ball game.

Another big adjustment to make is to stop playing for “me” and s ta rt playing for “we.”

Players need to think, “W hat do I have to do to win this game, or advance my team’s chances of winning this game?”

Ibo often they’re trying to pull a pitch into left for a single with a runner on first or second, when a well-placed ground ball to right is called for. Because they’re thinking “base hit” instead of “move the runner along.”

Moving the runner often results in an out, and players (and their agents) feel tha t personal statistics result in a bigger paycheck than wins. And with some franchises, they’re right.

Parrish wants his players to spend more time in the clubhouse after games, talking about situations and how they can win more games. Like the Tigers of the 1980s did.

We don’t see tha t yet. It won’t guarantee a winner. But it will help.

Suddenly Sanders is there ... and then he’s gonePATE, From Page 28

“I’m on the other line, I’m busy, I’ll have to talk with you some other time,” Sanders said.

“Later,” I replied.Click.Sanders hung up. See you in

Saginaw, Barry?Yeah, see you in Saginaw.The latest consensus is tha t Sanders

— who hasn’t spoken to the media, nor anyone in the Lions organization, including head coach Bobby Ross, this year — will report to Detroit Lions training camp July 29 a t Saginaw Valley State University.

The latest prediction was given by Lions security director Allen “Jocko” Hughes, who appears to know Sanders better than Ross, any Lion player, Lions owner William Clay Ford or Ford’s son, vice chairman Bill Jr.

Shame.Almost as shameful is how the Lion

players have reacted to Sanders’ absence. For the most part, they sup

port him.Take defensive lineman Robert

Porcher, who hasn’t seen Sanders since before the NFL Draft in April.

When discussing the Lions, Porcher is fiery. He is also very passionate.

But, as Sanders is mentioned, Porcher softens.

“It is unbelievable to me how this whole thing has (evolved),” Porcher said. ‘W hen has Barry said that he’ll retire? That’s his dad. That’s not him. Ju st because he didn’t come to a camp? What? W hat does tha t mean?

“I mean, 10 years is a long time to do anything.”

Certainly Ron Rivers might find Sanders’ antics very ludicrous.

Rivers, who has been Sanders’ backup for the past four seasons, might want a chance to play. Rivers probably wants Sanders to give a firm answer regarding retirement.

Hardly.“I don’t think he owes anybody any

thing,” Rivers said. “If he’s looking like he owes anyone something, he’s going

to come out here and not play his game. He has to come out and play because he wants to play, not because he thinks he owes somebody.”

Maybe quarterback Charlie Batch resents Sanders’ negligence.

The fact is that the eldest Lion wasn’t there for Batch, who will enter his first full season as a starter. Batch, who has attended each of the Lions’ voluntary workouts and minicamps, had to be bothered.

Wrong. Batch wasn’t fazed, either. “No, it’s not a big deal,” Batch said.

“One of the biggest focus points on my end is to concentrate on the receivers and try to get the timing down. (Barry’s absence) doesn’t bother me as much as lot of people would think it would.”

Lion fans dislike everyone for the Lions’ 42 years of football apathy.

They don’t like Sanders now. But come the Lions’ home opener, they’ll forgive him, and Sanders will be greeted by chants of “Ba-rry, Ba-rry.”

Even Ross has succumbed to Sanders’ silence.

He had ripped Sanders for not attending the mandatory minicamp in April. With rumors of Sanders’ possible retirement, Ross said tha t he would like Sanders’ decision by June 1.

When June 1 came and went, Ross ate his words.

Recognizing th a t he should have kept silent like Sanders, rather than imposing a deadline, Ross expects Sanders not to retire. And when he arrives a t SVSU, don’t expect Sanders to apologize to his teammates, Ross or Lions’ management, either.

It won’t happen.Sanders will say tha t he never said

tha t he was going to retire. And that maybe, just maybe his father, William, spoke out of turn.

Then it’ll be words in the wind.Sanders will quietly make his way,

preparing for his 11th NFL season. While we may not like Sanders’ antisocial style and enigmatic silence, we have learned to live with it.

After all, we marvel a t his feet, not his mouth.

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Link to big time for WSU hockey

Dave Peca, younger brother of Buffalo Sabre Mike Peca, has signed a national letter of intent to play hockey for Wayne State, the university has announced.

Dave Peca played for the Brammely Blues, the Ontario Hockey League champion. He’s the seventh player to sign with the Tartars’ new Division I hockey team, says WSU.

As GM, Dumars might give Pistons hopeHey, the Tigers could solve all

of their problems by trading for Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa. The fans would come out to watch them battle it out for

this year’s home run crown. Maybe they’d end up with 85 or more, establishing once and for all that those Honduran or Haitian baseballs are really juiced up.

The Tigers are more interesting than the Lions, who haven’t heard anything from Barry Sanders; or the Red Wings, who are re-loading, or re-building, or whatever; or even the Pistons, who are stuck with the guys they’ve got because they’re over the salary cap and don’t have a first-round draft choice.

Let’s get real. The Tigers couldn’t trade any of their stupor stars, and I do mean stupor, for a case of Stroh’s and an old, taped-up bat. Barry will be in training camp when it opens in July. The Wings will make a couple of Band- Aid deals, and Scotty Bowman will become even more mysterious than Sanders.

The Pistons may even be in training camp on time this season.

The Pistons remain fascinating only because Grant Hill says they don’t need a shooter. What soothsayer has he been consulting? Without Joe Dumars the whole bunch couldn’t hit a barn door with 33 percent of their shots. But keep in mind that Grant will work once again on his shooting skills. That is, after the wedding, and the honeymoon, and ...

Alvin Gentry should be given a raise just to put up with these guys. Jerry Stackhouse actually believes he’s a superstar. Lindsey Hunter is beginning to believe he’s a point guard, and Bison Dele may come up with a new moniker next season. How about Attention Deficit Disorder.

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Wouldn’t it be fun watching Dumars clean house, eat some salaries and then go out and look for some real players?

However, it all depends on how much time Dumars wishes to devote to the Pistons. Will he want to work full-time and build a winner? Or will he want to act as an adviser and just attend a few meetings.

Look for the answer at one of those carefully staged press conferences on a slow news day in August. The Pistons excel at shaking news out of the trees when there is really no news at all.

One thing is perfectly clear. The Pistons need a shot of adrenaline not

only to interest the fans but to put some life into the club. They’ve been working on a contender now ever since showing the door to Chuck Daly. Hey, that was more than six years ago.

The players couldn’t ■ stand Ron Rothstein. Don Chaney was never given a fair chance. Doug Collins came to town without his medication and drove everyone goofy.

Now it’s up to Gentry. Give him credit. He made the playoffs this year with only half of his players performing seriously.

Fans love this game. At least they did once.

owner Bill Davidson and discuss his future in the front office. Davidson will probably say, “Joe, you can have any job but mine.”

Seriously, what if Joe wants to be general manager in charge of — dare we say it? — The Future of the Club.

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Cup Finals full of Detroit faces

Barry’s there ... and thenhe’s gone

A lthough the Red Wings aren’t participating in the Stanley Cup Finals, there are still more than a few traces of the Red Wings and Detroit in

the Dallas Stars and Buffalo Sabres.■ The Stars’ star center is, of course, Mike Modano, who was born in Livonia and grew up in Westland. Modano, who just turned 29, is one of the NHL’s most talented players and has the speed to make opposing defensemen look silly.

He has sacrificed his own statistics and has become one of the best two- way centers in the NHL.■ The Stars captain is 6-5, 225-pound Derian Hatcher, who was born in Sterling Heights. Hatcher is becoming a more consistent physical presence. He had a war with Colorado’s Peter Forsberg in the Western Conference

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Barry Sanders is expected to join teammates when training camp opens.

Finals.■ Another Stars defenseman is Shawn Chambers, who was born in Royal Oak and grew up in Sterling Heights. The 6-2,200-pounder has the size to be physical and the skill to produce points. But Red Wings fans probably remember that from the 1995 Stanley Cup Finals when his two goals in Game 4 clinched the New Jersey Devils’ sweep of the Red Wings.■ Blake Sloan was a defenseman at the University of Michigan from 1993-

97. But he’s taking a regular shift at forward for Dallas.

His is probably the unlikeliest tale of anyone participating in the finals.

Sloan was switched from defense to forward recently while with the Houston Aeros of the International Hockey League. When the Aeros hosted the Michigan K-Wings, a Dallas affiliate, Stars General Manager Bob Gainey happened to be on hand to watch some of his prospects. He was so impressed with Sloan, he found out he was a free agent and signed him on the spot.

Dallas’ connections to Detroit run all the way from the front office to the stick rack.■ The Stars’ president and alternate governor is Jim Lites, the Red Wings’

See HARRIS, Page 25

B arry Sanders’ absence had gone on too long and I was ready to get to the bottom of it.

So, once again, I called him. This off-season ritual had proved fruit

less, particularly since he hadn’t returned any of my previous 30 phone calls.

Anticipating his voice mail, I was shocked when Sanders answered.

“Hello,” he said, hurriedly.“What’s up, B, where you been?,” I*

asked.“Everywhere, man,” Sanders said.“I need to talk with you,” I said.

See PATE, Page 26

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W EYokich: ‘How much is enough profit?’By M artha H indesJournal S ta ff Writer

If employees earning the minimum wage in 1960 had seen their paychecks grow as quickly as those of auto execs during the saifie period, the workers would be in

the upper income brackets now — earning more than $200,000 a year, according to UAW President Stephen P. Yokich.

“How much is enough profit? There is no way one person is worth $69 million,” Yokich said, referring to the severance package given to former Ford Motor Co. Chairman and CEO Alex Trotman when he retired last year.

Excessive earnings for high-level industry executives amount to the rape of corporations a t the expense of workers, he said.

“Look what we (workers) did for the company,” said Yokich. “The company is every employee. That is why we are so successful.”

Yokich made those blistering assessm ents before a class of University of Detroit labor studies students at the union’s Solidarity House headquarters on Thursday.

The Sunday Journal, invited to the private seminar with Yokich, UAW Vice President Richard Shoemaker and Secretary-Treasurer Ruben Burks, sat in on a candid discussion by the feisty leader at a time the UAW is keeping a hands-off attitude with media.

“The press is worse in this country than in any other country,” said Yokich, referring to sensationalized reports and misinformation.

He said UAW bargainers will continue to shut out the media during bargaining that begins officially with a Monday morning “handshake” between union and management at Ford Motor Co.’s world headquarters. “We’re not going to bargain in the media.”

Yokich said the media, among others, have, given the union a bad rap and not reported the positive things it has done to preserve the auto companies and their jobs. For example, UAW workers have taken pay cuts to help all three companies during dire financial times, the latest being GM in 1990 when it looked as if the No. 1 automaker in the world would not survive financially.

The union also contributes substantially to charitable causes and works hand in hand with the companies to improve productivity, smooth out potential conflicts and improve the lives of the workers.

Unionized workers have been soundly blamed in media reports for not being productive, but union executives say it’s the job of the company, not its unions, to make plants more efficient.

GM stumbled badly last year with the handling of its unionized work

force tha t resulted in two months of strikes in Flint, Mich. The company also took the low road in its sudden announcement in February that it would spin off Delphi, according to Yokich. It did so following a board of directors’ vote without any notice to the union or attem pt to maintain labor harmony.

Yokich said the UAW would have cooperated in working out an equitable transfer of jobs.

Ford Motor Co. has better relations with its unionized labor force because it has made an effort to cultivate cooperation, said Yokich.

“Ford gets all kinds of high marks” from the media and others, said Yokich. “Sometimes we have to give them low marks to bring things back to reality.”

With bargaining to s ta rt soon on new national contracts with .the tradi-

See YOKICH, Page 5

Detroiters join peace activists’ march on Pentagon

Hal Sutton/Special to the Journal

Local members of Peace Action were among thousands who marched on the Pentagon to protest NATO’s bombing of Yugoslavia. The demonstration was virtually ignored by the mainstream media.

By H al SuttonSpecial to the Journal

A number of trade unionists from the Detroit area traveled to the nation’s capital June 5 to join 10,000 peace

activists in the first international demonstration to protest the U.S.-led NATO bombardment of Yugoslavia.

Organized by the New York-based International Action Center, the march and rally featured long lines of protesters who marched from the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C., to the Pentagon in Arlington, Va., to demand tha t the bombing end and NATO be abolished.

NATO “is a relentless killing machine made up of the former colonial powers who enslaved Africa, Asia and Latin America,” said former U.S. Attorney General Ramsey Clark, who chairs the LAC.

The demonstration took place two days after the announcement tha t the Yugoslav government, led by Slobodan Milosevic, had consented to the occupation of Kosovo.

The prospect of a settlement didn’t negate the purpose of the march, activists said. “This so-called peace settlement is not about peace, but about the outright occupation by U.S./NATO troops of a sovereign country,” said Brian Becker, IAC co

director and chair of the rally. “U.S. imperialism has no right to dictate to the Yugoslav people who their leaders will be.”

While bombs continued to rain down on Yugoslavia, war protesters pressed for peace. They included

Detroit’s Larry Skwarcznski, a locked-out worker and a member of Teamsters Local 372.

Skwarcznski said he participated in the protest because he opposes “all bombing, whether it be in Iraq or anywhere else, because there should be

peace, and we should tell people what peace is all about, what sharing is all about, what living in dignity means.”

Banners identified protesters from all over the United States. Buses and car caravans went from dozens of cities.

The W ashington dem onstration coincided with similar protests in San Francisco, London, Prague, the Aviano Air force Base in Italy, Amsterdam in the N etherlands, Mexico City, Brussels and Melbourne, Australia.

Detroit’s David Sole, president of UAW Local 2334, which represents chemists with the Detroit Water and Sewerage Department, did not take the microphone, but he heard his feelings aired by speaker after speaker.

“Money tha t is being used to pay for this destruction should be spent here a t home for education, jobs and Social Security,” Sole said. “Both the Republicans and the Democrats are taking our tax dollars to devastate and destroy a small country for the interests of the same corporations th a t screw us right here a t home.”

A number of people drew parallels between the situation in Yugoslavia and conditions in the United States. Sole, who worked a t General Motors’

See ANTIWAR, Page 5


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Finally — flight attendants get agreement


Zachary Dybas, 3, and brother Gabriel, 1 picket Wednesday at Metropolitan Airport with their mom, Darlene, and her fellow flight attendants.

A fter 11 years, Northwest’s 12,000 flight attendants will get a raise if they ratify a tentative five-year agree

ment reached Thursday with help of the National Mediation Board.

In fact, members of Teamsters Local 2000 will be the highest paid union flight attendants in the industry, the union says.

The raises will run to as much as 25 percent for employees with up to six years of seniority. Raises for those with more than 15 years will average 14 percent, said the Teamsters.

Monthly pension benefits will rise 60 percent when a contract is signed, with an additional 20 percent hike in the 54th month.

The flight attendants have been without a contract for three years. Nearly 93 percent of members authorized a strike in a June 5 vote.

On Wednesday rallies were held at Detroit’s Metropolitan Airport, where 275 people gathered; Seattle, Minneapolis and Memphis. There were candlelight vigils in Atlanta and Minneapolis.

New Teamsters President Jam es P. Hoffa had made a contract a t Northwest one of his top priorities.

A 15-day strike by Northwest’s pilots last September created great difficulties for travelers, with Detroit no exception. It is one of the airline’s domestic hub airports, along with Minneapolis-St. Paul and Memphis.

A ratification vote will be held “shortly,” the Teamsters said.

Go blow!Judge John Corbett O’M eara

ruled Friday tha t locked-out workers and supporters can blow whistles on corporate crime. He had issued a temporary restraining order last February, calling unconstitutional the city ordinance that police used to stop the noise making. This makes the message to scabs loud and clear.

Another agreementThe Metropolitan Council of

Newspaper Unions has reached five- year contracts with Independent Newspapers for workers a t the Macomb Daily and the Daily Tribune of Royal Oak.

The contracts are retroactive to Jan. 1 and provide for five yearly pay raises averaging 3 percent.

The agreements were hailed by union leaders. “I think this is one of the better contracts tha t we have negotiated,” said A1 Derey, secretary- treasurer of Teamsters Local 372, which represents circulation workers.

Lou Mleczko, president of Detroit Newspaper Guild Local 22, said the tentative contract “shows that these five unions of the council can bargain a good contract without labor strife with a publisher who wants to work with employee unions instead of trying to destroy them.”

The agreements were announced

Thursday. They affect 307 union workers represented by the Graphic C o m m u n i c a t i o n s International Union Local 13N, the Detroit Typographical Union and Tfeamsters Locals 2040, as well as IBT Local 372 and the Newspaper Guild. The company will continue to provide health insurance without a co-pay and will add a second HMO and a second dental plan. It will double dental coverage to $2,000 a year and, in 2002, will add $5,000 to group life insurance coverage.

In the fourth and fifth years of the contracts, the company will m atch union members’ 40 IK plan contributions up to $150 and $200 a year, respectively. Company- paid pensions will be continued.

The two papers are part of 21st Century Newspapers, which also owns the nonunion Oakland Press and a string of weeklies. The papers sell ad space through the G reater Detroit Newspaper Network, which also represents the publications of other owners.

Frank Shepherd’s group of publications originated two years ago with his purchase of the Oakland Press. The same summ er he added the Macomb and Royal Oak papers.

Shepherd “obviously feels very positive about the future of these two papers,” said Mleczko.A crack in the door

Teamsters Local 372 was the largest local to strike Detroit’s newspapers, with some 1,000 circulation workers. It’s widely believed that Teamsters — including Local 2040, representing Detroit Newspapers mailers — were Detroit Newspapers’ main target.

The DN has made major changes in its home delivery system and slashed the number of workers there. Circulation drops have been heaviest in home delivery, and the declines continue.

No home-delivery workers have been recalled, and Local 372 secretary-treasurer A1 Derey said on Tuesday that the DN plans to allow locked-out home delivery workers to apply for jobs as single-copy drivers, delivering papers to stores and racks.

Also, members of 372 met last

Sunday and approved an early-retirement plan. Among several features, it allows members who have 20 years with the newspapers (time on strike doesn’t count) to receive each month a prorated portion of what someone retiring with 25 years service would get.

But “the heart of the agreement is tha t it includes, for the very first time, 31 individuals who were wrongfully terminated who have 20 years of service or more,” Derey said.WJC in Dearborn

The Workers Justice Committee of locked-out newspaper workers greeted those who attended the Society of Professional Journalists’ annual awards meeting at the Dearborn Inn June 3.

For the second straight year, the society gave its Journalist of the Year award to a Detroit Free Press employee who crossed the picket line. This year it was Allison Young.

Dearborn Police Chief Ron Deziel also showed up. WJC members said Deziel complained they were too loud, stopped too many cars to give literature to occupants, were too close to Oakman Boulevard and caused a problem by wearing orange jum p suits.

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While a couple waited for a bus on Wednesday, letter carriers walked an informational picket line at the downtown Detroit post office. Pickets were held nationwide to express frustration over lack of bargaining progress between the National Association of Letter Carriers and the Postal Service.


Yokich decries execs’ excessive earningsYOKICH, from Page 3

tional Big Three U.S. automakers, GM has made some efforts to improve its relationship w ith its workers, Yokich said. One step was bringing former Opel chief Gary Cowger back from Europe to head labor relations after la s t y ea r’s strikes were settled. Cowger had early plant-level experience as general superin tendent a t GM’s Oldsmobile Lansing Car Assembly P lant two decades ago.

“I personally want GM to be the most successful auto company in America,” said Shoemaker. That would m ean having the company make enough money to pay good wages, hire more workers and institute meaningful profit sharing.

GM’s responsibility is not just to stockholders, but to “stakeholders,” said Shoemaker.

That means sharing the good times equitably to benefit both workers and the general public.

A lot has been written about the relationship, according to Shoemaker. “But one person can’t change the relationship between GM and the UAW. It requires an entire cultural change within GM to change that.

“Our task with GM still is a difficult one,” he added. “The corporate agenda is not the same as what ours were. We have different views of the world.”

Burks said a prime mission of the union is social justice and helping those without a voice, not ju st building cars and trucks to sell to consumers. Those benefits spread far

Detroiters join rallyANTIWAR, from Page 3

Fleetwood plant before he went to work for the city of Detroit, remembered the struggle to prevent the closing of tha t plant.

“You have plants closing in this country and then opening in an tiunion countries, w ith the support of U.S. foreign policy,” Sole said. “Working people in this country are battling for a little bit of justice, and I think th a t the working people of Yugoslavia, of all nationalities, would do better solving their own problems than by having the U.S. Marines, corporations and banks go in there to dictate policy and break the unions.”

Hal Sutton is a trustee o f UAW Local 1268, which represents workers at DaimlerChrysler AG's Belvidere (III.) Assembly Plant.

beyond the company’s workers. For example, Flint can thank the UAW for its large num ber of doctors because good health care benefits won for autoworkers make the area a good place for a medical professional- to-be.

“We are family-oriented,” said Burks. “We can’t represent the individual without taking care of the family.”

Yokich recalled his early days as a junior lieutenant with the UAW when he was assigned to research the potential impact of high technology on

the industry, a t the time in its infancy.

“In our report, we thought the new high tech was good in many ways,” said Yokich. “But we were concerned about what would happen to the industrial base, not with skilled but with nonskilled workers.”

That assessment turned out to be prophetic, according to the union leader. Ford has trimmed its work force from about 200,000 down to100.000 and GM has gone from486.000 to about 204,000. That was before the spinoff of its Delphi compo

nents subsidiary in May, trimming about 48,000 from GM’s unionized employment rolls.

Michael Whitty, a U-D professor and labor analyst, said his students visit the union headquarters to gain perspective about collective bargaining, where it is headed and what is in store for the unions of the future.

They are learning th a t Walter Reuther isn’t ju st the name of a freeway, he said, referring to the deceased UAW leader whose name has become a metaphor for social justice in unionism.

Public educationKeep roadblocks off this avenue to success

Public schools promise all children an avenue to success.

Thunder Storm VanBrocklin followed it.As his name implies, Thunder spent

much of his life in turmoil, struggling with hunger and hom elessness. He is uncommonly bright, but was often so worn out by the struggle to survive day-to-day that he could not focus on his future.

Until he entered Traverse City West High School. There he found a way to make what had seem ed like im possible dreams come true.

“Without the public schools Thunder would never have been able to reach his dreams,” said GeorgeAnn VanBrocklin, Thunder’s mother. “I thank God every day for the teachers, counselors and other people who recognized Thunder’s potential.”

Thunder graduated this month and plans to study chemical engineering at MIT in the fall on a full academic scholarship.

School w as a re fu g eThunder’s mother had tried to raise him

alone on minimum wage jobs, but often couldn’t make ends meet. So Thunder began living on his own at 13, working several odd jobs and living with friends. When a counselor asked him if he planned to stay in school and graduate, he replied, “Yes. Where else could I rest and eat?”

The public school was a refuge for him. But teachers and counselors there knew that for Thunder to realize his remarkable potential, they had to do more. So they drove him to school when he had no other way to get there. They bought him boots in the winter. They baked him his first birthday cake ever. And they pushed him to take harder classes, to aim higher and to persevere.

“The value system on the part of the teachers was awesome. They never give up on the kids,” said Phyllis Lopez, Thunder’s guardian. “It was like there was no clock for them. They would call Thunder at 10 or 11 at night or 9 a.m.

or 4 p.m. to help. I marveled at it.”Lopez and her husband, Larry, met

Thunder through a business-school partnership that provided mentors to students in an alternative education class at the high school. They saw Thunder’s potential and worked with his mother to secure guardianship.

“We n e v e r gave u p ”The public schools helped Thunder

assemble all the pieces necessary for success—a stable home, a solid curriculum, a support network. Thunder did the rest.

“The system worked for me,” he said. “And I intend on giving back. I want to introduce other young people like me to the promise that through hard work and effort you can break the cycle.”

Thunder is proof that the American Dream is still possible.

But we must make that dream a reality for all children. Politicians, parents, school em ployees and business and community leaders can start by listening to the teachers, counselors and volunteers in Traverse City.

“We never gave up on Thunder,” said Carol Olson, an advisor at Traverse City West High School. “In public education, we don’t throw away or give up on any student.”

Indeed, public education is the only system that accepts all children. It is the system that gives Michigan’s 1.6 million public school students and their families hope for a better tomorrow. And it is the system that sustains and strengthens our democracy.

That’s why we must defy efforts to dismantle and destroy public education, and prevent any roadblocks from getting in the way of the Thunder Storm VanBrocklins out there.

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National holiday is fit for a King

I t’s about time New Hampshire got on board to do the right thing. After years of stubborn resistance, the little state that carries the big stick finally decided it

was time to join the rest of the country in honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with a January holiday. All the other 49 states have long since chosen to recognize King’s immense contribution to American society, and that includes places such as Iowa, Idaho and Montana where the number of African- American residents can virtually be counted on one hand.

What state leaders have come to realize is that King’s message is not just for black people. He was not just a black hero, cr even simply a civil rights hero, but an American hero.He didn’t just give his life for black folks alone, but for the betterment of his country and all its citizens. He significantly altered the course of American history, and that deserves recognition.

Not all Americans agree with this, which explains some reasons Hampshire held its ground long. Many King holiday opponents say he was no more an American hero than Abraham Lincoln or George Washington. Neither Washington nor Lincoln — or any other American president — has a holiday named after him, but are lumped together in celebration of President’s Day.

No one can argue that the contributions of Abraham Lincoln and George Washington, Franklin D. Roosevelt, John F. Kennedy and others are certainly on par with those made by King.

But King was not an elected official. He was a minister whose crusade for justice was based in his religious belief that all people are created equal by God and therefore deserve to

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be treated equally. His belief also stemmed from what already had been written in the Constitution.

Because he was not a U.S. president, there was no other way for King’s contribution to be properly recognized than by declaring a federally recognized holiday. In New Hampshire, that holiday will finally

become a reality on Jan. 17, 2000.

No doubt some will continue , to insist that the King holiday

# unfairly singles out the contributions of one man over and above so many other men simply because he was black, and black folks want a holiday of their own. Fine. There’s no talking to some people.

But those interested in the truth know that the Martin Luther King holiday is long overdue in commemorating the struggle of one man who gave his life in pursuit of freedom for African- Americans which, as he knew, would translate into an honest freedom for all Americans.

Martin Luther King may not have been the greatest of all

Americans, but he’s certainly worth one day’s recognition. Even New Hampshire knows that.

10-second editorialQuestion: What’s Mayor Archer saying to opponents who used the names of cartoon characters in their failed attempt to force a recall vote? Answer: That’s all, folks.

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Drug agency museum is monument to futility

By Jim H ightow erAlterNet News Service

Step right up folks for the thrill of a lifetime! You won’t believe what you’re gonna see inside this tent — it walks, it talks, it smokes, it snorts!

It’s all part of the brand new museum built by the Drug Enforcement Agency. And the best part of attending this carnival sideshow of the “war on drugs” is that you paid for it!

Yes, indeed, the drug czar’s Museum and Visitors Center, on the main floor of the DEA national headquarters building in Arlington Va. (also known as Pentagon City), is another example of our tax dollars at work — 350,000 of our dollars.

For $350,000 you can see exhibits such as old photographs of junkies shooting up, a $35,000 Harley- Davidson taken from a Hell’s Angel member who is doing prison time for peddling drugs; and a photo gallery of rock stars, including Janis Joplin and Kurt Cobain, who the DEA says were killed by heroin.

Actually, Cobain killed himself with a shotgun blast to his head, but the DEA says it was heroin-related, so it counts. The museum doesn’t

include photos of prominent nonmusicians such as Kitty Dukakis and Betty Ford. But, hey, they were addicted to legal drugs.

One of the ironies of the museum is that it highlights the awful fact that in 1900, one out of every 200 Americans was addicted to cocaine or heroin. Tbday, three of every 200 Americans are addicted.

Hello.After 100 years of wars on drugs,

after hundreds of billions of tax dollars, after millions of arrests, after a whole bookshelf of liberty-infringing laws have been written, we have three times as much drug addiction as in the bad old days. The museum is a tribute to incompetence!

Here’s an idea: Let’s make the whole agency a museum, lb help stop the DEA’s multibillion-dollar waste, contact the Drug Reform Coordination Network, 202-293-8340 (fax 293-8344).

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Supreme Court to hear parental rights caseLiberty Jabak’s troubles began after the

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a car or place to live, she placed her oldest son with relatives and asked

Protective Services to take her other son and daughter.

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claims officials advised her to take actions they knew would doom her chances of ever regaining her children.

Jabak’s children, now 9, 7 and 5, live with a woman whom Jabak says cares for six other children. The foster mother has changed the names of Jabak’s children and wants to adopt them but can’t as long as Jabak is appealing the case.

The state is paying about $3,000 a month — $34 a day for each child — to the foster mother to take care of Jabak’s children even though their natural mother apparently now has a stable home.

Besides battling to get her children back through the case th a t has reached the state Supreme Court, Jabak is separately suing the FIA. She has a Wednesday court date on several issues, including a motion to allow her to visit her children, whom she hasn’t been allowed to see since 1996.

Not only can’t Jabak see her children, she can’t even say who they are. Last year, Oakland County Circuit Court Judge Gene Schnelz ordered Jabak not to speak the names of her children in a public forum or to show photos of them to the media. Schnelz issued the order after Jabak picketed agencies and courthouses with photos of her kids.

“There are no allegations tha t she is an abusive parent, no drugs, no neglect here,” says Thomas Lazar, Jabak’s attorney. “She got bad legal advice and got punished for that.”

Jabak’s troubles began after the 1994 collapse of her first marriage to a man she says was abusive. Her ex- husband, the children’s father, refused to pay child support or rent. Without a job, a car or place to live, Jabak placed her oldest son with relatives. Then in May 1995 asked Protective Services to take her other son and daughter.

“I didn’t want them to live the way

I lived, growing up poor,” says Jabak, who was raised in rural Kentucky and moved to Keego Harbor when she was a child.

Jabak says an FIA worker suggested she go to a local homeless shelter for mothers and children. “I didn’t want to introduce them to that,” she said. “I didn’t want them to go through life like I did, depending on food stamps.”

Jabak says the worker suggested she drop off her children at her ex- husband’s job. She followed th a t advice, she says, and a court-appointed attorney told her to plead guilty to being a neglectful parent for abandoning the children.

What happened next is hotly disputed. Jabak says she found a job and housing. She says the social worker assigned to her refused to make home visits to certify that she had a suitable home. Meanwhile, her children were moved among several foster care situations.

Bare, the children’s guardian, says Jabak missed mandatory counseling sessions, didn’t show up for some visits with her children and behaved “inappropriately” during visits.

Jabak denies any improper behavior, says she missed only a few visits when she couldn’t get adequate transportation, and says she dropped out of counseling because her counselor was pushing her to agree to have her children adopted.

Jabak’s October 1996 marriage is even an issue. Bare contends it was a

ruse designed to present a false show of stability. Jabak says she temporarily took a separate apartm ent so she could introduce her children gradually to her new husband.

“They don’t like anything in my life,” says Jabak, who complains tha t authorities used any reason they could to keep her children in the foster care system. “Once you’re in there, you’re doomed.”

Because of her original guilty plea to being a neglectful parent and because of negative reports from Bare and the social worker, a court referee terminated Jabak’s parental rights in November 1996.

Represented by a second court- appointed attorney, Jabak saw her case move slowly until the Court of Appeals ruled against her in July 1998.

Ironically, a few days before the state Supreme Court agreed on June 2 to take her case, Jabak saw two of

her children at an Oakland County carnival. Jabak says the children ran up to her and she did nothing wrong by speaking with them, hugging them and taking pictures. But because of the contact, Schnelz last week granted Bare’s request for a personal protection order to keep Jabak away from her kids.

Jabak says the meeting at the carnival was providential. She smiles when she recalls her two sons telling her tha t they still wanted to live with her if she wins her legal fight.

“I know now tha t they know I have not abandoned them,” Jabak said.

Jabak’s case comes as parents rights group are charging tha t the state pays “bounties” to social workers to take away children from their parents and get them placed for adoption. Karen Smith of the FIA firmly denies those charges. She says the state does pay up to $10,000 to private agencies if they quickly place a child in an adoptive home after parental rights have been terminated — an incentive so tha t the child is not a state ward for a long time.

Jabak says she is fighting for all mothers who have lost their children to a punitive system and can’t afford to pay attorneys to help get them back.

She says no amount of money is too much to spend to regain custody of her children, and she vows to pursue her case to the U.S. Supreme Court if necessary.

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‘Samson’ overpoweredBy John G uinnJournal Music Critic

H ad Saint-Saens’ “Samson and Delilah” never been composed, the world of opera would have survived nicely without it.

Saint-Saens’ biblical epic, which closes out the Michigan Opera Theatre’s 1998- 99 season at the Detroit Opera House this afternoon, has achieved a place in the wings of the common repertory for two main reasons: Delilah’s luscious Act II aria, “Mon coeur s’ouvre a toi voix,” and the tragic finale in which Samson, buoyed by ominous diminished seventh chords, brings down the house.

The remainder of the opera reflects Saint-Saens’ penchant for producing facile orchestrations, choruses filled with dutiful counterpoint and shallow melodies tha t can be infectious.

That said, “Samson” can be a moving theatrical experience, even if its impact fades quickly. MOT’s production doesn’t quite qualify as moving, although there are moments when your soul begins to be stirred.

The main defect in the June 5 opening night performance can be laid a t the feet of the man on MOT’s podium. Christian Badea, making his MOT debut, consistently allowed - the orchestra to overpower the singers. Badea has a certain reputation as a polisher of orchestras, but in this case, he let the MOT ensemble shine with such blinding intensity tha t everything else was pushed into the background. It may be that he achieved a better balance in succeeding performances.

When the singers could be heard, the results were mostly favorable. American tenor Mark Lundburg sang Samson with virile control, exhibiting a large, secure voice whose color and vitality belied his wooden acting efforts. (Tenor Ian DeNolfo will have that role this afternoon.

Mezzo-soprano Irina Mishura made Delilah calculating and vengeful, and her voice mirrored those elements a t both ends of its range. The impact of her “Mon coeur” would have been much stronger had Badea let the orchestra support her instead of vying with her.

Gregg Baker (High Priest) was the only singer consistently able to overcome the excessive volume coming from the pit, which he did through the sheer force of his handsome voice. Every time he opened his mouth, I was casting him in a different Verdi opera for which (with a supportive conductor) his baritonal bass (bass-like baritone?) would seem to be ideally suited.

Donald Hartmann (Abimelech), James Patterson (Old Hebrew) and Andrew Foster (Messenger) spent most of their time trying to cut through the thick orchestral volume. Suzanne Acton’s MOT Chorus sang its complicated parts with energy and grace. Eldar Aliev’s choreography turned the famous Bacchanale into a romp filled with precision passion.

Stage director Bernard Uzan successfully moved the singers around Roberto Oswald’s simple but attrac

Gregg Baker plays the High Priest and Irina Mishura is Delilah in the Michigan Opera Theatre's “Samson and Delilah," ending its run today at the Detroit Opera House.

tive sets, originally constructed for the Baltimore Opera. Beni Montressor’s costumes, borrowed from the Houston Grand Opera, were most impressive.

As for that destructive finale, this production may mark the only time where even the collapsing columns

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were drowned out by the orchestra.

The final performance of MOTs production of “Samson and Delilah” takes place at 2 p.m. today at the Detroit Opera House, 1526 Broadway. Tickets are $18-$90. Call 237-7464.

Pop for a fatherly film on Dad’s big dayBy L isa M illerSpecial to the Journal

In my experience, it’s more difficult being Dad’s kid than Mom’s kid. And by the looks of these films, being Dad is no cakewalk either.

So get a good head sta rt on ways to cement your m utual appreciation. Check out some of these videos with Dad on his special day next Sunday.

P.S. Take snacks!

“Father of the Bride”George Banks’ (Steve Martin) com-

out on videofortable life deteriorates into a debt- ridden nightmare as he attempts to provide a fairy-tale wedding for his daughter. Banks’ wife (Diane Keaton) hires upscale wedding coordinator Franck (Martin Short), and as the bills mount, Banks orders family members not to eat at the reception. Martin is puppy-doggish as the conflicted dad, while Short is hilarious as the outlandish wedding ringmas

ter. (1992, PG, comedy)

“Father's Day”A successful lawyer (Billy Crystal)

and an aspiring playwright (Robin Williams) are both told they may be the father of an ex-lover’s (Nastassja Kinski) runaway 16-year-old son. Each man goes looking for a romanticized version of “his son.” Soon the would-be-dads join forces, leading to jealousy and infighting over the found lad,who quickly gives them the slip. The pairing of Williams and Crystal is reminiscent of the

Smothers brothers, as they struggle comically to understand the responsibilities and consequences of fatherhood. (1997, PG-13, comedy)

“He Got Game”High school basketball star Jesus

(real-life Milwaukee Bucks player Ray Allen) is being pursued by the NBA to turn pro upon graduation. The governor so much wants Jesus to play for his alma m ater tha t he paroles the boy’s imprisoned father, Jam es (Denzel Washington) to apply

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C h r isC o o kRestaurants

Intermezzo is music to food-lovers ’ earsThere are bright little beacons

in downtown Detroit that show just how the city is, indeed, reclaiming itself. They are there in little ways, and in

little neighborhoods such as Harmonie Park, a flower in a field mixed with decay, rebirth and the youthful steel of the new Tiger stadium.

Sorry, I can’t yet call it by the name of a bank.

Intermezzo, behind Music Hall and the Michigan Opera Theatre, created a great splash when it opened a few years ago. Harmonie Park was not then considered a “safe” area for business. And restaurants are about the least safe of all.

But folks went and loved it and kept going for the interesting array of food and music. It became a see-and- be-seen nightspot where suburbs met city.

Since then, two more restaurants have opened around Intermezzo. Harmonie Park’s little beautification projects have turned it into a couple of square blocks of delightfully engaging city life, with flower planters and lush trees, little stores and an old hotel that is sprucing up, not to mention the theaters that serve as giant bookends to the little enclave.

And Intermezzo is still there.Today it has hit a slightly more

sedate stride and menu, but it is still first-class. Its most notable feature is

its soaring glass front that looks out on a little side street, and a neat wrought-iron fence that circles its parking lot across the street.

When you pull up in front of the restaurant, there is a valet to take your car ($4, and it costs the same if you park yourself), and at the door you are greeted immediately by an efficient front desk staff and taken to your table.

On the weeknight we were there, the restaurant was about two-thirds full, which, in terms of a usually empty downtown Detroit, is pretty amazing. The crowd was well-heeled, elegantly dressed. A few recognizable faces made appearances, including one of Dennis Archer’s sons.

The service was first-rate: attentive, professional and punctual. Our waitress knew each dish about which we inquired. She understood wine and served it properly.

The menu is Italian, with the usual run of appetizers, pastas, salads and main courses. Most range from $7 to $12, and up to $29 for main dishes.

One person in our group of four

Journal photo by G EORGE WALDMAN

At Intermezzo, service and food are first-rate, as is the location. The restaurant is the center of Detroit’s Harmonie Park, which has become a couple of blocks of delightfullyengaging city life.

ordered the bruschetta as an appetizer. So many restaurants mess up bruschetta. They prepare them ahead of time, putting the chopped tomato on the toasted bread, and the tomato soaks into the bread until it gets mushy.

This one came to the table on a

thick slice of Umbrian-style peasant bread, crisp and dry, topped with chopped tomato, garlic, basil, mozzarella and olive oil. Solid and flavorful.

I tried a dish I have seen before but never had: arancini, a ball of risotto

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June comes in with the chicory bluesThe chicory bloomed on June

3, about a week ahead of schedule if my records and a memory abused by decades of self-ruination are any measure.

From now till frost these hardy members of the daisy family will sprinkle our roadsides, vacant lots and cracked pavements with patches of blue flowers.

Chicory, Chicorium intybus, sometimes called blue sailors or succory, is a native of the Old World, but is now scattered throughout the United States and Canada. Its genus and common names are believed to be of Egyptian origin, while the intybus apparently derives from a Middle Eastern word for endive. The endive of grocery store fame is a close relative.

When I was a little boy my grandparents drank a brand of coffee called Luzianne, which had ground chicory roots in it. I’d never seen chicory till I moved to Michigan, but the meeting was a pleasant surprise. Now every June I look for it to show up, especially since chicory and the bright white of this month’s ox-eye daisies make such a good combina

tion of colors.For the record, chicory is a perenni

al, and bears its flowers on a l-to-4- foot stalk. Each flower lasts only a day, though, and not all flowers on a single stalk open at the same time; lower ones blossom first. If you work till late afternoon, you may never see chicory bloom. On cloudy days they may not fully open at all. I know the feeling.

But people traditionally have regarded chicory as rather more than something to look at. Some 2,000 years ago the Greek physician Galen was prescribing it for liver trouble. Since then, concoctions made from its various parts have been employed against jaundice, as digestive stimulants or antidiarrhetics, and to treat other afflictions from pimples to inflamed eyes.

And given our primeval propensity for nibbling at anything that can’t run away, it’s little wonder such ancient folk as Pliny and Ovid mention the edible qualities of chicory in print, or that Charlemagne demanded that it be in his gardens. Thomas Jefferson, America’s Renaissance man, grew chicory for salad greens

B e a u f o r t Cr a n fo r d

and cattle feed from seeds he imported from Italy.

All parts of the plant can be used for something; none are poisonous.To be mixed in salads the leaves must be very young, for they get bitter in a hurry. Devoted chicory-green aficionados are said to prefer the white leaf crowns that come up just above the roots. Frankly, I’ve seen enough strange stuff in my salads already.

In days when coffee was hard to get, or maybe not universally affordable, many Americans drank a substitute made of the ground and roasted taproots of chicory. Which may be how my grandparents, both bom in the 1870s, during a general postwar deprivation in the mral South, inherited their taste for a coffee-chicory blend. Nowadays the chicory added to

commercial coffees is a cultivated form developed in Europe.

Chicory is more bitter than coffee, but it’s caffeine-free; some people also believe it counteracts coffee’s stimulative effects. Those who feel they should drink decaf but think it’s wimpy might consider lacing their brew with a little chicory.

There’s very little wonder that chicory came over with the early colonists, but how it spread across much of North America is a bit of a puzzle. Dandelion seeds have little sails attached to catch the breeze, but chicory seeds stay on the stalk and wait for the wind to shake them off onto the ground. Under those conditions, the most feasible explanation is that chicory seeds crossed the continent with plants mixed with other animal feed. Even that sounds rather inefficient, but nothing else seems to account for chicory’s fairly rapid dispersal.

I wonder about that only once a year, though, when the first blue flowers open on the unmowed edges of the Lodge Freeway. After that I just thank God they’re there for me to look at.

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